this is the 1830's and 1840's. they happened to coincide inside the 1960's and 1970's, when political upheaval meshed with gender changes. you get the sense they are happening at the same time. when you look at a lot of places and times, you see these dynamics in gender relationship are somewhat independent of other things. bill: you are the author of the book "american homicide." what is that about, and how did you get into this field in general? prof. roth: it is interregional long-term study of homicides among adults from colonial times to the present. i deal with domestic violence, i deal with mass violence, bar fights, everything like that, and how they played out over time. the companion volume i am working on right now is "child murder in america from colonial times to present," which is on murders of children to the ages of 15. children follow a different pattern having to do with the circumstances of young parents. but the pattern of nondomestic murders of children follows the nondomestic patterns among ad

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lows: 45-56 winds: s 5 mph wednesday: mostly sunny. warmer. highs: 78-81 winds: s 5-10 mph emotional words from white house spokesman sarah from white house spokesman sarah huckabee-sanders. we are learning more about tales of bravery sunday night, as a gunman rained down hundreds of bullets on innocent people. police learning more about that shooter, as people fight for their lives in hospitals. abc's marci gonzalez has more, from las vegas. more than 24 hours after the shooting, new details are emerging about the after the shooting, new details are emerging about the alleged shooter. relatives say stephen paddock, a retired accountant, had never shown any violent tendencies -- while law enforcement says he had kept a low profile -- with no record, besides what's said to be a minor citation several years ago. the 64-year-old was living in retirement community about 80 miles from las vegas with a woman, said to be his girlfriend. paddock's brother says he was a multimillionaire real-estate investor, who did not have ties to any extremist organisations. still-- they were una

the u-s-s essex leading the way followed by other u-s navy and coast guard ships. kron4's camila bernal is live at the marina green with more. camila? ( camila )good morning marty, we are all waiting for the blue angels.the show is expected to start at noon and go on until 4pm but there's also plenty of other events for the familytake vothere will be a festival at marina green all day, everyone is welcome but parking is limited so keep that in mind...the blue angels can be seen from different areas in san francisco or you can catch them on kron 4 starting at 2pm. also happening today-- ship tours. a number of ships will be open and people can take a closer look at these marine and coast guard ships.there will also be band performances this afternoon so plenty of activities to chose from. camilathere's also high security in the area as officials are taking extra precaution reporting in san francisco, camila bernal kron 4 news ( mark ) thanks camila. let's now find out what the weather is looking like for today's festivities with dave. (dave)slightly cooler weather i

most0's to upper 50's for of us, right around 54 in frederick. a light sweater maybe. 59 in the district. look at the weekend forecast. it is pretty much a rinse and repeat forecast. we will have bright sunshine, feeling mild. saturday, looking to hit the mid 80's. well above average for this time of year. if you're trying to head downtown to taste of d.c., it looks pretty good even through sunday. maybe a very spotty shower, little more cloud cover. we notice the temperature right around 80 degrees. it is all due to this little tropical depression just to the east of central america right now. 30 fivesustained winds, miles lower. it doesn't look like all that much on the satellite will start as we take a look at the track, is expected to turn into a tropical storm by thursday. then it will head into the gulf of mexico. the water is very warm there, so expect it to reach category 1 strength by sunday morning then head into land. that will continue to weaken it into a low on monday. nonetheless, this will responsible for our cloud cover and also o

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and temperatures are checking in in the 30's, 40's, 50's. quite arrange out there. mount pocono, 39 degrees. 42 degrees in allentown, 50 degrees in philadelphia. 44 degrees in millville. down the shore, it is 47 in wildwood, right around 49 degrees, in atlantic particular city. dew points are in the 30's and 40's, so that's making for these very crisp and comfortable mornings, and also , very comfortable afternoons, dry conditions, out there, and it will be changing though as we head into the upcoming week, storm scan3, shows, that it is completely quiet out there. high pressure is in control. but as i mention, some changes will be headed our way, but this area of high pressure promoting the sunshine, that len joy throughout the day today. we warm up by the noon hour, to around 72 degrees. at 3:00, forecasting high temperature of 77, jan, i'll let you know when rain returns to the forecast, and also, a cool-down, will be on the way, i'll have details coming up. >> chelsey, thank you. >>> time is 6:02 now. and time to check the roads, let's go over to jill in the cbs

ella baker said the movement of the 1950's and 1960's was carried largely by women. i'm going to pause in the early 1960's. reproductive rights. the birth-control movement had bed advancing during the same. in 1920.ffrage there was less fanfare to avoid itscontroversy over founder, margaret sanger. 1910 was arrested and fled the country and avoided trial. arrested fors disturbing birth-control pamphlets and was the first in jail in 1916 before the women's party members. sanger founded planned parenthood in 1942. sanger was viewed as an embarrassment by the younger generation until the introduction of the pill in 1961. ine again.ecame a hero 1920, 1960 works on both the pink and blue lines. kennedytion of john followed by his assassination, dr. king's march on washington and the bombing of the birmingham church in 1963 all fall on the blue timer. and passage of the equal pay act are markers on the timeline. the lines come together in 1964 when the fight for the civil derailedt was almost by the addition of the word sex to title vii in a list of protected classes to be

what happens in the 1930's and -- in the 1830's and 1840's, and in the 1960's and 1970's again, you see a shift in the balance of power towards women. we're not talking about equality, we don't live in that promised land, we don't know what gender equal society would look like, but the typical relationship gets healthier. the typical relationship becomes less violent in a physical way. but the minority of men who can't make that change or won't make that change become more violent. you will see a surge in lethal violence against romantic partners and spouses. 1840's, ands, 1850's. and you will see that again burgeoning in the 1960's and 1970's. it can be misleading because it looks like things are getting worse but in fact the general relationship we think was probably getting better. it's tragic. when we look at revolutions, in the short-term the american revolution raised the murder rate. in the short term, the civil war which did a good thing to abolish slavery raised the murder rate. the sad thing is gender revolutions, where we make progress towards female equality, and empowerment

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and 80's. clark county sheriff said paddock had cameras set up inside and outside his room at mandalay bay hotel. there was also a camera in the service car just outside the room. meantime survivors are grabbling with the horror of sunday night. >> you don't expect to ever be in that situation, like you don't prepare for it, and you just, you just flight or fight is there so many people around you, they were all dropping. so they were hurt or they were injured or they were dead and we just kept running. >> all about three of the 59 victims have been identified, dozens of people who were hurt remain in critical condition. >>> "eyewitness news" has learned one of the those 59 victims is a pennsylvania native, this is bill wolf, junior of shippensberg. he was

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for the navy aboard the u-s-s ranger. he says fleet week is near and dear to his heart and so are the men and women who bravely serve. david stevenson/visitor- "i actually feel like its great for people to see the youth that are serving our country so selflessly, and to realize the sacrifice that they may be making. sometimes the ultimate sacrifice."nats- robert phelps/visitor- "it just shows us how well protected we are. you know, that, uh, isn't anybody gonna come her the u-s-s essex is truly a special sight... and, it will remain here in the san francisco bay through tuesday... so, if you haven't had a chance to come and check it out... come on down to piers 30 and 32... it's a spectacle you'll want to see. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. ahead at eight.. a california teenager has died from an invasive brain infection.. now her family is demanding answers after they say doctors cleared the girl to go home. plus. how americans buying seafood ----may have unknowingly contributed

it is triple 5's, tuesday. >> you always get the triple 5's. >> always seems to happen at this time of the morning when we have to look at the commodore barry bridge and a partial moon there coming up over the horizon. >> all right, well, chester police are asking for help to catch the man who robbed and sexually assaulted a woman on her way to the bus stop. it happened early friday morning near the 300 block of east 23rd street. investigators say the suspect is seen in surveillance video carrying a shotgun. >>> and a philadelphia restaurant has been ordered to pay nearly $400,000 in back wages and damages to 63 employees there. a u.s. department of labor found tell hula's garden in washington square violated the overtime minimum wage and recordkeeping positions of the fair labor standards act. line cooks were doing prep work off the clock and so were servers and bartenders. >> happening today, ohio governor john kasich will join former vice president joe biden for a discussion at the university of delaware. the republican and democrat will discuss how to bridge the political and parti

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right now, temperatures in the upper 60's and low 70's. as we perfect to step -- as we step out for lunch, perfect. if you have friday homecoming or high school sports going on this evening, put on the long sleeves. temperatures will be dropping into the mid-50's by the end of the game. it will be nice and clear. maybe you will do some fall decorating. corner. saturday and sunday evening and into monday, looking great for that as the dry weather is holding, and maybe you see a few leaves changing. we're not getting our feet from late october until early november. 81, hagerstown, frederick, maybe starting to see those pretty fall colors. the peak is coming up very shortly. as we head through sunday, another look at the forecast. dry skies continue. by the end of the race, low 70's. remember all the road closures going on. change coming to town for the early half of the week. 70 degrees on monday. almost around the 80 mark. the sunshine will stick around. by tuesday, that is going to be our transition day. a cold front arrives to bring heavy

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dew points back in the 50's and then by tomorrow dew point s in the 40's and eventually the upper 30's by early thursday. that is very, very dry air. really nice fall weather on the way. little bit of the cool down. that system departs. see where storm is, most of the showers off the two north and west, can't rule out a stray sprinkle thursday afternoon but the rest of the week for the most part looks rain free, and temperatures, dip and then start to rebound again in the weekend. tonight partly cloudy stray shower along the coast, we are in the mid 50's, for tomorrow we have got temperatures in the upper 60's, less humid, mostly sunny for majority of the area shower possible in the morning along the coast, and then eyewitness weather seven day forecast we will cool down, warm up again by saturday and then to finish out five day we have another chance for rain, sunday afternoon, and that could last into monday, but good news as of right now halloween looks great and some communities trick or treat on saturday and saturday's weather looks great for that as well good to hear, thanks, ka

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