1970's, and 1980's? jennifer: no. they are changing form. there is a longer story there. my own research focuses on the transition to the all phones volunteer forces. this really important moment. that happens in 1973. my research is on the army, which is the largest of the services, has the most people, and moves quickest to create these programs. the transition from the draft is actually quite traumatic for the -- dramatic for the army. they have relied on the draft for over half the people in the army. it needs to come up with ways it will recruit and retain people. this transition is important because the army realizes or the -- one of the only ways it is going to survive the transition to the volunteer era is by expanding all of these programs, and that means expanding them to all ranks. bill: that is when that starts? jennifer: they realize they will not be able to recruit and retain people below the rank of e-5 if they do not open it to everyone. open toprograms become all ranks. also to all famil

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to the 70's and lower 80's. the f 5:00 a.m. in the morning. dry around the beltway. moving through the midday hours, we may see a few passing showers. food truck friday, outdoor recess for the kids. looking good. at least dry. there are shower and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon south and east of d.c. in southern maryland. tomorrow lower 80's. better chance of storms later in the day. cooler on saturday with the highs only in the 60's. only making it to the 50's across garrett and algany counties in extreme western maryland. a look at the future cast as we head through the day on saturday. sand night through the morning, heavy rain could pick up an inch or so before the system moves out of here. the seven-day outlook, the first seven days will show the temperatures that are going to be on the cool side for the weekend. then we are going to warm it up for you as we move to middle to the end of next week. temperatures in the 70's and the 80's. a lot of folks recovery after the caps gave folks heartburn last night

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it will be the upper 50's to the 60's. the winds will calm down and that means we could see fog settling in. if you are going out for a run, it's not bad. damp out there. the storm is churning south. but it will lift northward. tomorrow morning we are still cloudy. by midday the clouds, well, they are on the edge. on the cusp. later in the day that we can break into the sunshine. how quickly we move in the sun will determine how warm we get. overnight we are in the 50's. a good bet. by lunchtime, notice we are in the 60's here. it's going to be late low to mid-70's but not until 5:00 or 6:00 at night. 60's in annapolis. charlottesville is 80 degrees. so this is all about how it moves in here. if you want it warmer, by tuesday we have numbers in the mid-80's. transitional forecast for the latter half of the week. the clouds and sunshine 75 tomorrow. mid-80's on thursday. mid-80's on friday. feel heat and the humidity building in toward the weekend. we are watching a pattern change. we could still make a run at near 90 for s

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we have everything from 50's to 60's, 70's and 80's in the next five days. it is a volatile forecast. not a ton of rain but we will be dodging some drops here and there through the end of the week. lots to talk about here and timing will get tricky, we will figure out exactly when these showers and storms will pop up, it does look like mess of that, will be through the next couple of overnights, tomorrow night and then gannon thursday night. but lets get right into what we're expecting for the rest of this evening, and we will check with our eyewitness weather watchers as we always do but first a live look outside our weather window in center sit, and it is beautiful outside. nothing but sunshine and a few cloud, temperatures in the 60 's. cooler toward the coast in south jersey, temperatures are in the lower 60's and 50's in a few spots but great night to be outside, great night to take a walk, not too hot, not too cold, it is spring perfection out there this evening. our eyewitness weather watchers as us, are loving it as well, we have more temperatures to

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morning, we're waking up 50's and 60's and afternoon high surging well in the 80's. exception will be right along new jersey shore and delaware coast. temperatures holding in the 70 's just because of the wind off the water. sixty-eight for the high today , partly sunny skies, tonight, still pretty comfortable. fifty-nine for the low, maybe a stray shower in spots and then tomorrow noticeably warmer on the breezy side though, 84 for the high. back down to the 74 on monday, pleasant with some sun, 60's return tuesday and wednesday with a chance of some showers around, wednesday during the day, jan, back over to you. >> thanks, justin. >>> well earrings timer has come early for hurricanes math you'd and otto, two of the most destructive systems of the 2016 atlantic hurricane system. and in today's einstein health care network science center report meteorologist lauren casey explains the history of naming hurricanes and why storms force could force it off the list. >> reporter: tracking matthew a category four monster hurricane wind at 145 miles an hour. >> last septemb

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or 30's. so far no arrests. also in north philadelphia two people in the hospital after a shooting on north 22'nd street near west tornado. one person in critical and the other in stable at temple university hospital. police are still searching for suspects >>> seven month old sister in their south jersey home will be laid to rest in their lindenwold home last week. they died of natural cause, their funeral will be held today the wooster funeral home. >>> an r a ride is shut down after ten children ended up sick. it happened thursday to at the kalahari resorts in poconos, this is a promotional video you're watching from the website, the kids were coughing, claiming of breathing problems and nausea after riding water coast. they say chlorine was likely the cause, officials are not claiming responsibility saying every ride has been tested and exceeds regulations. >>> a chilling alert from the white house, u.s. intelligence and law enforcement agencies building isis can build laptop bombs capable

we were down to the mid 30's. willow grove, eagleville, sanatoga, all in the lower 40 's this hour already. cherry hill, jenny janssen checks in milder at 47 degrees , and clementon, new jersey, mid 40's, willingboro, perkasie, coming in at 42 degrees this hour. that sun will quickly go to work. it is strong in early april and will feel good heading outside today. lets go down to the jersey shore live look from margate, earlier a few people walking on the beach, nice day shaping up, cool there, temperatures should hold in the 50's but we will get the full sunshine, going, is there an off shore wind, you can tell by the spray on the backs of these waves, you know, decent waves out there, taking a longport out there and energy some surfing doing the winter suffering fink we will need a full sweat suit. and that water temperatures i is still in the low to mid 40 's. high pressure over us right now across new england. that snow is long gone, cloud, off shore so we are in the sunshine, for now, been through cloud quick

with wage growth, you can see the median family income flat across the 1990's and 2000's. they begin to withdraw stupendous amounts of cash from their homes. values -- i will go all the way back. up, with home equity loans, cashing up the value of the rising market price of your home as a loan. mortgage equity withdrawals, home equity loans accounted for 27.1% of gdp growth between 2001-2007. and more of the wealth effect, credit sponsoring increases, and asset prices. again coming out of the housing market. greenspan, you look at his comments, he is not stupid. he knew that, he knew about this, he knew there was a housing bubble. and he is still running around in the 2000's talking about growth. and you see it across the 2000's, growth is still high. and you can save rising rates of investment and information technology. and unlike across the late 1990's, across 2000's you see the uptake and corporate profits. said greenspan is actually arguing the new economy is realizing itself finally. you got a problem though. you have housing prices going through the roof. and you ca

into the 2000's. (soft music) the price of oil when hugo chavez took power in 1998 was less than $10. it eventually reached, i think in 2005 and 2006 $140. that's a tremendous bonanza. chile was growing, peru was growing, venezuela was growing. those aren't leftist governments, but then you had ecuador also oil dependent. leftist government rafael correa was growing evo morales in bolivia who was elected 2005, came in in 2006 also country started to grow. - you had about 50 million people who came out of poverty and into the middle class as a result not only of the commodities boom, but also of the smart financial policies. - and as you moved into the mid 2000's what you really saw was the idea that you should have growth and social inclusion all at the same time. and i think that is something that has been a broad based cry. you've got to have growth with social inclusion. and that is something which is universal across latin america. (soft music) - [narrator] the commodities bubble eventually burst

s and n.g.o.'s. it is encouraging with the pledges made of sending a message of solidarity to the people of syria and all those impacted by the conflict. the meeting will increase much needed humanitarian assistance to the syrian people, which is the most important to achieve political objectives. finally, madam president, i conclude by referencing the conference in brussels who said the most difficult times call for the greatest efforts. and i would add, also the greatest of compromises. thank you. >> thank you to the representative of kazakhstan. now we will give the floor to the representative of sweden. >> i'm heartened by all of the expressions of condolence and sympathies coming in as we speak from all my friends in the hall this morning. thank you very much for that. madam president, thank you for convening the meeting. very important. as we said in this chamber, the alleged use of chemical weapons in the attack was abhorrent and unacceptable. if these allegations are proven to be correct, the

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home run will be on saturday where temperatures will be upper 80's and low 90's. here's the deal for tonight, this evening, a few showers, maybe a thunderstorm passing by, low temperatures will be down in the 60's. and tomorrow 84 degrees, early clouds and fog and some sunny afternoon temperatures back into the middle 80's. 91 on saturday, upper 70's for sunday. p.m. thunderstorms possible on monday and then late next week, there's a pretty good little system coming our way and it looks like by thursday and into friday, we're to get wet unless something changes but that's the way it looks right now. sarah and tony, back over to you. >> well, an unlikely friendship has formed on a south carolina farm. a goat and a rooster are best friends. billy the goat was attacked by dogs and almost killed four years ago. his rehab took weeks. and during that time, a young rooster named samoa seemed to take a liking to the guy. farm hands say they think the friendship helped billy to heal. awww. awww. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpo

reach 50's. today dreary, light rain, give it sometime. we will clear it out. fifty-four for the high. tonight partly cloudy, lower 40's for the city, great tomorrow, 60's in the sun, more included monday, still 60 , showers, tuesday, mid 60's , wednesday looking good and then another storm, jan by end of next week. one thursday, friday we have to watch that could be steady heavy rain there. >>> okay, keeping us on our toes, thank you. >>> how about this philadelphia is celebrating a sign that spring is here, 20th annual cherry blossom festival kicks off this morning at the japanese house and garden in fairmount park. this is from 2015, at children dressing in contact moan owes and sang japanese song. it celebrates japan's food and art. cherry blossom festival runs through next sunday. sure is beautiful. >>> well, april is oral cancer awareness month. american cancer society estimates more than 49 million americans will get oral cans they are year and that 9700 people will die from this disease.

70's -- with highs in the upper 70's, lower 80's. we repeat that friday. bad news friday, dealing with a cold front that will roll through later in the day. this cold front will likely trigger showers, a few thunderstorms. once that is out of year, that will signal a change for the upcoming weekend with cooler temperatures. highs drop about 20 degrees saturday, only into the lower 60's. showers develop later in the day sunday. heavy rain likely, especially in the afternoon. upper 50's. that's it. the 10 day outlook from lingering showers monday, temperatures in the middle 60's. we jump back into the middle 70's by the mdl next week. nancy: if you found a bag of money, would you return it? one ohio family do not hesitate when they discovered $14,000 in cash. they took it directly to the police. they said it was a listen to the kids to do the right thing. the police a the owner of the money was taking it to a dealer to buy a car, changed his mind, and left his money on the top of the car when he drove off. jonathan: that is such a luck

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kron 4's ella sogomonian is following this story... she spoke to her friends who are still actively looking for her. for more than one week close friends of ashley wells have been devastated by her sudden disappearance. emma williamson flew in from the u.k. to help find her best friend.emma williamson, ashley's friend "there's still a fragment of hope and that's worth holding on to, to find lee." sausalito police say wells was last seen march 30th after she left a house boat on an orange kayak. she was headed back alone to another house boat near turney street where she's been staying since february. "which the distance isn't far it's like a kilometer."james mccune, ashley's friend"she had a lot of friends here in town and a lot of people knew her. so we've been talking to them and getting them to spread the word."friends say the 26-year-old was in good spirits and ready to start a new job. "it's strange she's adventurous but responsible and she's also able to look after herself."sausalito police who said there are no new updates.they

ththe mid 1990's was there more and more information that was coming o out. but,t, you know, some of the water supply had been contaminated with certain chemicals. >> 1996 was particularly crucial for people of toms river. the state health authorities reported the rate of childhood brain and central nervous system cancer was excessive. with iver is now a town cancer. >> 69 families, 69 children and their parents are usually considered a cluster. but epidemiologyells us in n a commununity there may be e an unusual pattern of disease, either defined in space,, geographically, or inn time e t develops over a period of time. whenen that happens we call it cluster r and a c cluster is a clue, a piece of evevidence tha somemething may be happening in that comommunity. that's what happened in toms rivever. >> becauause of the unusual number of rare childhood cancers, the community demanded answers. and the finger pointed back to ciba geigy and the toxic waste drums union carbide dumped at the farm.m. a decade earlier, two wells at e f farm had been tested and trichl

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