much to shirley's disapproval. >> shirley would tell us, girls don't go to school.y get married. why do you want to go to school? i didn't like being late to school. i didn't like being absent all the time. >> so they got themselves up every morning and went to school and kept going. and then, pepper was 12. eight of those years with shirley when she saw her chance to escape and seized it. she made herself useful as a babysitter for the couple next door in room 109. and when the family moved out of the motel, pepper went with them. but it didn't last long. pepper's new household caught in its own spiral of alcoholism and dysfunction was as troubled and messy as her own life was. she swallowed her pride and moved back to room 110 colonial motel, even though, by then, shirley didn't seem to care much what she did. >> i remember when i was trying to so-call run away, plot my escape, before it went into action, i was in my mind going, she -- i'm going to show her. she'll care. like i remember thinking that. but she didn't care. she didn't come to get me. >> still, havin

i'm shirley chisholm. how are you? i'm shirley. how you doing?were in the throes of an anti-war movement, where thousands of blacks and whites were being killed daily in vietnam. we were involved in a black power revolution. we were involved in a feminist revolution. and we were living with richard nixon. - i have no complaint over the fact that during this period, when i have been ending a war i did not begin, i have been subjected to vigorous criticism. and i do not question the patriotism or the sincerity of those who disagree with my policies to bring peace. but as i said in 1968, when i was a candidate for president, we only have one president at a time. - mrs. c., that's what we called her, was running to not only prove a point, but to prove to other people, to show other pele, to show minorities, whether it be women, blacks, latinos, whoever they may be, that you are entitled to sit at the table with white america. - i am a candidate, i'm a person, that has never really been favored tremendously by professional politicians beca my independ

this is shirley feeney. she's yours.can see. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all the way back to "i love lucy" to get the same sort of slapstick and physical comedy. >> we never thought about its importance, except that, you know, it was two girls trying and the value of friendship. it must have something going for it. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> you rodeo-do-do. >> i don't rodeo-do-do. >> they couldn't say sex. but they said rodeo-do. >>

but eventually governor shirley said okay, you can be above captain integrity. so washington rides back. he has all his finery and his commission, and i should say one of the other particular things but washington is silver lace,, is whenever he gets a new command, almost the first thing he does is sit down and he designs and officers uniform. and he really likes fancy officers uniforms. this is where silver lace comes in. anyway, he's collecting silver lace along the way. so now he writes back from boston back to the virginia frontier. for far more serious problems had just begun, now that he returns attention to the frontier, the responsibility that had been his all along to protect the front your settlers from massacre landed suddenly and crushingly upon him. he rode fast over the blue ridge to winchester, the shenandoah valley. he found the indians threatened front your settlers up and down the valley formally safe from indian attacks. they had abandoned their homestead and fled to small forts for the town of winchester itself. no one knew if the indians wou

no spark was struck between polly and washington so he went ahead to boston and met with governor shirleyand washington really loved fine clothes so he bought some nice clothes with fancy gloves what is peculiar about him he has a weakness for silverlake. he would always buy silver lace in boston. he also gambled. and he lost a bunch of many so then he learned not to gamble that eventually governor shirt --dash governor shirley said okay you can be above captain dag were the so he arrives back and i should say that the other peculiar thing about washington silver lace that never did get the new command almost the first thing he does designs and officer's uniform he really likes fancy officer uniforms this is where the silver lace comes in so now writes back from boston to the virginia frontier but far more serious problems have just begun and now that he returns the responsibility that was his all along to protect those settlers from massacre now it is upon the road fast to winchester in the shenandoah valley and that these frontier settlers were threatened up and down the valley formally

we went to new jersey to meet shirley johnson and carolyn grace and the younger residents.ter: community organized. shirley johnson and carolyn grace are leading a group of mostly kid volunteers for the second annual cleanup day in their southern new jersey community. >> it's a good community. it's a community that needs people to care about it. and i think they just wan couple of people to lead them in the right direction. >> reporter: with trash bags, rakes, and a they're out to change the imof the neighborhood, one% of its homes were abandoned just three years ago. >> this was one of the shining stars of gloucester township in its heyday. >> reporter: david maier is the town's mayor. >> what happened is a lot of absentee landlords came and brought property hereo the neighborhood candidate of went through a decline. >> ten years were fine and all of a sudden overnight, there was just a raise. >> reporter: and in january a resident died after a nearly 13-hour standoff with police. why did you choose to stay? >> i have roots here. just because something goes bad, you don't

shirley says that anything is worth a try in this current obesity world we live in.c news. there is more to come. hello there. we're set to see a little bit of a change to our weather for the next 2a hours, some very useful rain moving in across northern and western areas. thursday, though, was another fine, dry day. quite warm, too, plenty of sunshine. we start to see the change taking place, though, across the north—west corner of the country. clouds thickening, outbreaks of rain pushing there into the highlands later on in the day. now, during the early hours of friday, that tangle of weather fronts will continue to move south—eastwards slowly across the country, bringing some rain, initially to parts of northern ireland and scotland, with some heavy bursts of rain, turning quite breezy as well. but early on on friday, it's going to be a dry one again for england and wales, bar the odd shower across the extreme south—east. a warm and muggy to start the day, too, but something a bit cooler and fresher in the north, with that cloud and rain. so this is the picture f

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so there were the patsy minks and bella abzig's and shirley chisom, yes. there's a nice bonding there. and then there's the others. oh, martha from michigan. she was terrific. martha griffiths. but there was the other group that wasn't quite there yet. and that's why we didn't have a women's caucus. 14 was small enough. if you take half of them out, it was seven. we've got to at least have double digits. it took a while to get a woman's caucus going. >> so you joined four other freshmen women at the beginning of that 93rd congress, yvonne burke, marjorie, liz holtzman. later on two widows succeeded their husbands. >> exactly. >> what kind of bond did you have with that group? was that a special bond with the freshmen members of that congress? >> oh, yes. barbara jordan would come out and campaign and do things. yvonne burke was terrific. they were all terrific. very good. marjorie holt, i think, really wasn't quite sure she wanted to be with the group. but she was friendly. but, no, we were a lively bunch. it was a whole new day. >> a couple of those women

his mother shirley comes here to visit and remember. his sister brenda too when she's in town. oh, how they worried that war might put him here. except war didn't. no, there never was a thought back then about what could happen far from combat, what did happen. all those strange things down south in north carolina. fayetteville is an old town, steeped in revolutionary and civil war history. smack in the middle of the bible belt. but now, cargo planes buzz in and out of pope air force base. all past the confines of the city sprawls the immense ft. bragg, home of david shannon. his house was here, a few blocks off-base. the major, his wife joan, and their four children. it was july, 2002. like a sauna that night, so hot and humid. and then a light rain that cooled it down again. david and joan watched a movie on tv, fell asleep. and then -- >> i don't even remember hearing the first shot. i remember something woke me up. >> and then you heard a shot? >> and i know whatever woke me up, i know my ears were already ringing. and i turned the light on. and i see that he's shot. you kn

shirley i'm grown. and i said to a woman. you know woman. so she don't know so more shared their. room so it wouldn't. make. them. used you don't they know that you can't remember who we were and. what you are i mean. that those are. some of your body and the only reason why. don't you put it all much. what you. don't want your home. to. walk her to the highlands which are not so sure of her. in the sense on where the parties are poorer than the queen. usually the. queen. even commenting. on the your how do you. know that so is as you know to the poor girl you want to go home almost always the pile of ashes and gnomes and even. what you write and. think on the. knees that. way when you are through a computer you. so there might as you know so in that way i can walk to the house so it's only. so much out of the one hand. you've got a yard or you have to feed. so you want to. be young almost one that comes on the gun in your home. and then by what. i would put in an. extra thousand how some chinese have developed a genuine affinity. to the country and for me unexpectedly close relat

. >> shirley temple is created as ahsha safai the nation with happens and light heartenness shirley templey biggest influence i love david boo and el john and may i west coast their flamboyant and show people (singing) can't be unhappy as a dr. murase and it is so fun it is a joyful instrument i learned more about music by playing the piano it was interesting the way i was brought up the youth taught me about music he picked up the a correspond that was so hard my first performing experience happened as 3-year-old an age i did executive services and also thanks to the lord and sank in youth groups people will be powering grave over their turk i'll be playing better and better back la i worked as places where men make more money than me i was in bands i was treated as other the next thing i know i'm in grants performing for a huge protection with a few of my friends berry elect and new berry elect and can be ray was then and we kept getting invited back you are shows got better we made it to paris in 2005 a famous arc we ended up getting a months residencey other than an island and he came

so there were the patsy minks and the bella abzugs, and shirley chisholm, yes. there was a nice bonding there. and then there's the others, oh, mar martha, from michigan, martha griffiths, but there was the other group that wasn't quite there yet. that's why we didn't have a women's caucus, 14 was small enough. if you take about half of them out. is that seven. we've got at least double digits, so it took a while to get a woman's caucus going. >> you joined four other freshmen women at the beginning of that 93rd congress, yvonne burke, barbara jordan. later two widows succeeded their husbands. >> that's right. >> lindy boggs and cart is collins. was that a special bond with those members of congress? >> oh yes. barbara jordan was wonderful. she would come out and campaign and do things. yvonne burke was -- they were all terrific. they were -- very good. marjorie holt i think really wasn't quite sure she wanted to be with the group, but, but she was friendly. no, we were a lively bunch. it was a whole new day. >> a couple of those women that we mentioned were afr

>> well, you know, shirley chisolm, i had been excited about her when she ran for president. and as she said, it was almost worse being a woman than being african-american at that time, although what i think the problem was is at that time the black caucus was all male. and so when she comes into it, they're not so sure and they're not so sure she should be one of the group that runs for president and they're not so sure she should be running for chairman of the caucus, which she did, those types of things. so she had a lot of pushback among her fellow colleagues in the black caucus. yeah, i think it was hard. yvonne burke was such a star. i mean she was so gorgeous and so beautiful, and barbara jordan was unbelievable. i mean she was like the voice of god, everybody adored her. and too bad that she didn't stay. but they were all wonderful in their own right, and i think there were other people a little jealous of them, you know, because of where they were and the attention they got. there's a lot of jealousy on the hill. i don't know if you have noticed that, but a lot of je

we are at the shirley correctional facility elaine is picking up her husband we are not allowed in the prison. so they said that they don't want any cameras on the premises at all that. everybody's going to have to leave. so we're no longer on the prison grounds we had to leave the prison asked us to leave it's been very frustrating the entire way we were denied permission to film donald perry in prison we were denied permission to film him leaving prison we thought we were ok by just being in the parking lot and we were going to film him getting into the car but even now that's been denied and so we had to leave the prison and they didn't want any cameras around and so we're we're told over about a half a mile from the prison. and a corrections officer from the prison tractions down lower waiting for perry to be released so now they're kind of freaking out that we were shooting at all and so they're they're checking. whether or not they're going to let us go. prison officials are concerned about or can. and despite being away from the prison facility we're still technically on prison

>> shirley maclaine: oh, yes, mike. extraterrestrials? do they come visit you on the porch? "now you're being unpleasant, wallace," is what you're saying. >> maclaine: yes, this is what i was a little afraid of. but you don't have to be that unpleasant. it doesn't become you, you know? >> johnny carson: cruel, you're cruel. >> stahl: mike was equally direct with the king of late night television, johnny carson, about his past troubles with drinking. >> wallace: there was a time, when... >> carson: i used to have a little pop, i sure did. i don't handle it well. >> wallace: you and-- really, you don't? >> carson: i don't handle alcohol well at all. no. >> jay leno: where's kroft? kroft, up next. >> stahl: steve interviewed carson's successor, jay leno. >> kroft: do you-- uh... >> stahl: and had a senior moment. >> kroft: i just lost my train of thought. and i was trying to remember this question i wanted to ask him. >> leno: he's had a stroke. can we stop? i was ready to jump in with the paddles. ♪ ♪ >> stahl: morley hun

. >> or maybe we do like "laverne and shirley" -- [ cheers ] you know what i'm saying?nd shirley" would be great. >> or like -- just basically any white movie that had two women in it together. [ laughter ] we do that. >> seth: yeah, perfect. >> the black version. >> seth: that's a very -- [ cheers and applause ] why over-work it? why over think this stuff? >> same script, we just change the lingo. >> seth: oh, really? just straight up same script? >> we -- we snatching it. plagiarizing it. straight up. >> seth: oh, okay, great. [ laughter ] you also met -- there was a lot of talk about how you met meryl streep. supposedly you jumped over the rope line to meet meryl streep at the oscars. >> yes, yes. did you know that i was hurdling -- i was a hurdler in high school? >> seth: you were a hurdler? >> yeah, i was a professional hurdler all through high school. so i hurdled the -- >> seth: so that was no -- a low rope line was no issue for you. >> it was nothing. it was like skipping. [ laughter ] and i just jumped that and then, yeah i told meryl that i wanted her to be my

life partner will pick him up from the shirley correctional facility tomorrow morning. tomorrow will be the first day that he's been out and almost three years. to do anything to prepare for his homecoming so i want to make sure that donald had you know new pillows and things like that like all he talks about is how i get to sleep in my own bad you know i get to sleep with my own sheets blanket and you know make sure all the tells her claim because those are really important things when you don't have good towels or you don't have you know he's been sleeping on this little. math thing you just can't get comfortable ever. and i think. and i. keep thinking this might be the last call i ever have to get from prison. or you know yeah well we're talking about what it feels like to be on the count down here. oh well. yeah well tomorrow night you get to sleep in a real bad. well no no are not. going to. water your brain hundred. do you want as long as you're home. you're where you. are. ok. i love you tell. gran. i think they think they yeah i don't sleep much last night that

at the same time the weather front will bring outbreaks of shirley rain into northern ireland, the westf scotla nd northern ireland, the west of scotland and perhaps aberdeenshire by sunday morning. we start sunday with the weather front in the north—west, but for most people, it will be hot and sunny and it will stay like that. whatever doing, enjoy. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump arrives in scotland to wind down and play golf after completing his two—day working trip to the uk. further protests against the president's visit are expected to take place across scotland. we'll bring you the latest. an explosive device has been thrown at the former sinn fein leader gerry adams‘ house in west belfast. nobody was hurt in the attack. a large scale investigation continues in wiltshire after police identify the source of the nerve agent novichok. it was found inside the house of one of the victims. and, on the verge of a 24th singles grand slam, serena williams takes on angelique kerber later in search of a record—breaking victory. now, the travel show. coming up on thi

goals from deirdre duke and shirley mccay puts the green army top of their group for now, a great startn a high quality field on the first day of the anniversary games. hughes clocked 9.93 seconds at london stadium, beating commonwealth games gold medallist akani simbine and former world champion yohan blake. he couldn't edge out american ronnie baker though, who won the race in 9.90 seconds. british women's long jumping is in great shape at the moment and that was reflected by a 1—2 earlier today. shara proctor edged out rival lorraine ugen byjust 3cm leaping 6.91 metres. i have been waiting for this moment, hopefully i can build on this and go to the championships and, way with the gold. timing wise, this is perfect. you feel you have more to come? definitely, definitely. i don't feel as sharp today. if i can don't feel as sharp today. if i can doa don't feel as sharp today. if i can do a good job today, i mean, i know ican go do a good job today, i mean, i know i can go back and refine some things and be sharper. in rugby league, catalans dragons will be in super league next season a

biggest upset from ireland though who beat the united states 3—1 thanks to a deirdre duke double and a shirley the hosts england began theircampaign — with a disappointing 1—1 draw with india.. it is very daunting to play in front of all these people, you just want to make them proud. i am very emotional about how many people have come to see us. they pulled us through the last quarter and you feel everyone is behind you and wishing you well. american ronnie baker has won the 100 metres race on the first day of the anniversary games in london though, who won the race in 9.90 seconds. baker had just too much for highly rated british sprinter zharnel hughes and won the race in a time of 9.90 seconds, hughes finsihed second ahead of commonwealth games gold medallist akani simbine and former world champion yohan blake. that's all the sport for now. we all have our own experiences of hearing loud speaker announcements at railway stations. some are easier to understand than others. for the last six months, one of london's busiest underground stations has been trying an unusual way of getting passeng

shirley says this is a ridiculous accident waiting to happen.ng, perhaps after a year of flying a might consider it. another, my plan could not take off because of lack of airspace over europe, where will they all fit? enjoy the noise over your house and just one more, bill says something else for russia to hack! i will be back with the business briefing injust a moment. see you soon. hello there. well, surprise, surprise, there's going to be more hot sunshine over the next few days across the country but what many of you would like to hear is there is also going to be some rain as well. i'll show you that in just a moment. wednesday, there was another largely dry day. variable clouds and sunshine lead to some glorious sunsets on wednesday evening. it was all down to high pressure but we look to the north—west, to that a tangle of weather fronts which will bring some rain for some of us through the course of friday. thursday, though, it's another dry day for many, lots of sunshine, in fact more sunshine than we had on wednesday. just a slim chan

it's not going to be a friendly, only name shirley? here, you would not believe.ked already. there's people everywhere, swarming everywhere. wearing the red shirts of manchester united, wearing the red shirts of liverpool. there is no such thing as a friendly between those two teams. and i don't anticipate that is what is going to happen this afternoon. it's a quite interesting backdrop to the game as you rightly say, jose mourinho flagging up how much moneyjurgen klopp has spent. £200 million. he's saying that after three years without a trophy, there should be a demand on jurgen without a trophy, there should be a demand onjurgen klopp to bring trophies to liverpool. for his perspective, jurgen klopp is saying it's not just about trophies, perspective, jurgen klopp is saying it's notjust about trophies, it's about the style of football, about how well liverpool play and in that, he knows there has been a lot of criticism of manchester united for their style of football. the interesting thing tonight is never did not have a keeper because their main guys injured.

half a century, dunlop trained more than 3500 winners including — the derby with twice — first with shirleyop saddled ten british classic winners. his legacy continues with his sons ed and harry who are also trainers. england's women's cricketers have thrashed new zealand by 142 runs to win their opening one—day international. choosing to bat at headingly, england captain heather knight and amyjones both made half centuries to help them reach 290 for five, their highest one day score against the kiwis, in reply new zealand started well making 70 without loss but four wickets forjust five runs lead to a collapse from which they never recovered, bowled out for 148, england now lead 1—0 lead in the best of three series. the next it is in on tuesday. so that's all the rest of the sport, let's go back to ollie for more reaction to england's world cup quarter—final win against sweden. takeit take it away. most of those players we re take it away. most of those players were not even born, stuart pearce and all that, and all that heartache, but gareth southgate young team have done it, beating swed

century, dunlop trained more than 3 and a half thousand winners including, the derby twice, first with shirleyassic winners. his legacy continues with his sons ed and harry who are also trainers. england's women's cricketers have thrashed new zealand by 142 runs to win their opening one—day international. choosing to bat at headingly — england captain heather knight and amyjones both made half centuries to help them reach 290 for 5, their highest one day score against the kiwis. in reply new zealand started well making 70 without loss but 4 wickets for just 5 runs lead to a collapse from which they never recovered. bowled out for 148. england now lead 1 nil in the best of 3 series. the next game is in derby on tuesday. and finally some netball news this evening. wasps beat loughborough for the second year in a row to take the superleague title with a 55—51 victory. wasps were leading by four—goals at half—time and despite the scores staying level with 10 minutes to play, they maintained their composure to take the narrow win. head coach tamsin greenway has now won four consecutive superleague

the 88-year-old shirley thought it was hilarious.so maybe she should. that wraps of the independence day celebration on this hour, "fox and friends first" continues, see you later. >> let us pledge to remove the bonds of love and loyalty that unite us together as americans. we are one people and one nation saluting one great american flag. >> wednesday, july 4th, painter be to our troops. saluting our service members and ice age ands as protests rage on with the left demanding a end to the 0-tolerance policy. rob: dozens of american flags lining a texas highway removed after one complaint. how that business

my name is shirley jackson, and i am a retirement teacher for san francisco unified school district, and i work with early childhood education and after school programs. i have light upstairs and down stairs. it's been remodelled and i like it. some of my floors upstairs was there from the time i built the place, so they were very horrible and dark. but we've got lighting. the room seems lighter. they painted the place, they cemented my back yard, so i won't be worried about landscaping too much. we have central heating, and i like the new countertops they put in. up to date -- oh, and we have venetian blinds. we never had venetian blinds before, and it's just cozy for me. it meant a lot to me because i didn't drive, and i wanted to be in the area where i can do my shopping, go to work, take the kids to school. i like the way they introduced the move-in. i went to quite a bit of the meetings. they showed us blueprints of the materials that they were going to use in here, and they gave us the opportunity to choose where we would like to stay while they was renovating. it means a lot.

at the same time the weather front will bring outbreaks of shirley rain into northern ireland, the westith the weather front in the north—west, but for most people, it will be hot and sunny and it will stay like that. whatever doing, enjoy.

. >> and stop calling me shirley. and you can say the president campaigning on this. you can say there is a gripe. but this is all he focuses on. they talk about a new area of attack. but he doesn't talk about the importance of the north atlantic treaty organization. he doesn't talk about what nato has done well for decades and decades, and he doesn't talk about the importance of maintaining the strong collective defense in the future. it is so noticeable to leaders around the world. >> yeah, they are just cared that the president does not value that part of the alliance and what it is worth, especially because he is saying things will be easier with putin than with the european countries. he is focusing on when the agreement is supposed to be stepping up their defense spending, and it is not tomorrow, so this is basically, they are receiving a message loud and clear it is not something they can hang their hat on. it seems to move beyond that point right now without any kind of longstanding woj. >> this is a statement of impulse on his part. and there is part of carin

government and his director of the center for legal and judicial studies and also the gilbertson in shirley berntsen senior legal fellow. please join me in welcoming, john malcolm. [applause] >> thank you. welcome to heritage. we are here to discuss an important topic which is the role the congressional oversight plays in our system of checks and balances in the separation of powers. our founding fathers certainly understood the need for each branch of government to be on their guard against -- as jame madison famously said if mend were angels no government would be necessary. since madison will knew the men were not angels it would never be he added ambition must be made to counteract ambition and vigorous congressional oversight is one of the keys to major tha happens. after all, if congress is going to pass laws and appropriate funds in order to run the k government congress and the people they represent have a right to know how those laws are being implanted and whether those funds are being spent. on the other hand they focus on a number of issues including ongoing criminal and nationa

>> and then shirley lawrence alexander also desegregated albany high remembered it this way. >> i anticipated that i wouldn't put myself about that but i was ready for whatever. because when you have gone that far there is no turning back you cannot turn back you stated you believe in and if you are going to run? i don't think any of us thought about running but to endure it to the end no matter what and that is the note on how i and the book. he met albany high school quickly became all-black and it only took a few years and the same thing happen where the first three first-graders desegregated it it also became all-black and the reason they were in middle school was because they were still all white so that idea try to keep segregating. but elsewhere in places like nashville or some of house like north carolina the school district did achieve fully desegregated schools but in 198815% of african-american were formally in all white predominately white made of anywhere between teen or 35% of the world body. after 1988 you would see rapid desegregation throughout the united states was a 74 to m

when he splits the seam and kagan and sotomayor may as well call netflix and ask to redo laverne and shirleythink the democrats should assuage some of their apprehension. mitch mcconnell is making a huge tactical error by not going to a simple majority on a lot of this stuff. the democrats are so angry, if they are talking about packing the court and jerry man during and no borders. i think that they will be talking about going to a simple majority the second they take the senate over. the second. so in a way, if i was a democrat i would say we are about to get our head handed to us in the supreme court, but we are the ones who make the court system so powerful. we always pick the 9th circuit and we'll make it powerful. so that's the only thing i think they have right now. i don't think gillibrand or any of these people look all that presidential. indeed they look whiney. i don't know if you want to show whiney at this guy. like him or not. he doesn't look whiney. kennedy: i agree with you. i haven't seen anyone come up with a strategy. there is a great misunderstanding why swing voters in c

after florence allen retired, the next woman to be on a federal appellate court was shirley hoffstetler in 1968. women didn't appear in numbers on courts until jimmy carter's administration. he had only four years, but he was determined to change the complexion of the u.s. judiciary. and that was by putting women and members of minority groups on the courts, no longer as one at a time curiosities but in numbers. and he avoided -- appointed over 25 women to district courts and 11 to court of appeals, and i was one of those lucky 11. no president went back to the way it once was. reagan, not to be outdone, wanted to appoint the first woman to the supreme court and made a nationwide search and came up with a great choice in sandra day o'connor. >> i had the same feeling, that there weren't any women lawyers. you know, there were none for role models. in fact, it was a long time before i even heard the word role model. but -- and i didn't, and the few that i met, i didn't like. so it really was -- it was -- there was a lonely feeling to it, to setting out and people thought you were strange

shirley sherrod has more on what she thinks about that. stay with us.looked forward to what's next. and i'm still going for my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedure

we think shirley looks great.eautiful, we put her in this gabrielle union new york and company under $50 >> that's great. >> and what we liked about it is muna says she has a short torso and big bust so wanted to give her a v-neck and if you're tall you don't want to look like you're just all leg. >> this is my problem. long torso so the jumpsuits don't fit. do you feel like it fits you? >> yeah. >> great. you look fantastic. come on over here. let's talk about the right time to wear a jumpsuit. come on out, ladies. day and night. >> exactly. looks great. >> we did a dusk to dinner, gloria to kelsey. two more fabulous interns and chose a jumpsuit that within a fabric that wasn't linen or cotton because you want to be able to wear it to work and kind of party in it afterwards. this one from express a silk blend in a neutral color and gloria here, we threw on a white blazer can take it to work and with a point toe pump. >> completely work outfit, yes. looks great. >> when kelsey is ready to go out, shed the blazer,

trish: even with shirley temples all around town. >> we won't talk about gary cohn in this hit.way he is not here. rupert murdoch our boss is here. bob iger, the gentleman who wants to buy, who runs disney, who wants to buy our entertainment assets is here. brian roberts, ceo of comcast, who wants to break up possibly that deal. we got bidding war for those assets, talking about, for sky, plc. fox to put in a bid to buy all of it. if it buys all of it, and disney deals goes through, it transfers to disney. here is the fly in the ointment, comcast a lot of people are talking about, my sources likely to up the bid, try to essentially outbid fox for sky as part of its sort of grand plan to rebuild and buildout comcast. now here is the interesting thing. everybody believed that this conference that the deal for comcast, buying our assets engaging in a bidding war, for the assets going to disney, would occur right here. so this sky news thrown kind of a monkey wrench into that thinking. you remember, trish, a couple days ago i said disney bankers, disney is the other side who wants t

at what point will democrats and shirley some republicans, called out the hypocrisy here?hink people are worried for the future of their country. and bipartisan people are worried for the future of the country. >> look, if the 5 million people who marched the day after the inauguration called her united states senators with concern, ii think thisis process would be slowed dowown and i think people would take a really hard look at this nominee. i agree there should be delayed until after the midterm elections. this is the only way this domination is going to get through is if they try to simply jam it through. mitch mcconnell, if it was good enough to delay and a president obama, it is good enough to delay under president trump. amy: david, your wife serves in the same federal court as judge kavanaugh? >> yes. amy: any further comments? >> no. amy: fatima goss gravestion in our new york city studio. visit democracynow.org to learn more and apply today. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@d

and i am proud to be a member of a party thatrages shirley chisholm and jesse jackson to run for presidents anapplause] the sunday before the convention had secret service walking the streets of san francisco, and i turned a corner, and there was reverend jackson, soic said, "secret se let's go visit reverend jackson," and i had not made a phone call or athing. i said, "jesse, let's combine our forces." he said, "fine with me. "you get your delegates to vote for me and i'm happy with that." of course i had 1,200, and he had 3. [laughs] - if hart had jesse jackson as a full partner, they absolutely could have taken it to the floor. i don't think it would've been quite like 1968, but it would've been a lot different. - jesse wanted tribe nominated, antly so, and he wanted his delegates to be able to vote for him, and he did that, but i lost that chance. he'd come from 3% in the polls with no money and no name recognition coming coming this close to taking the nomination from mondale in san francisco. had it not beenfor the, he probably would have. all: four more years, four more years! - i'm

we are at the shirley correctional facility elaine is picking up her husband we are not allowed in the prison. so they said that they don't want any cameras on the premises at all that. everybody is going to have to leave. so we're no longer on the prison grounds we had to leave the prison asked us to leave it's been very frustrating the entire way we were denied permission to film donald perry in prison we were denied permission to film him leaving prison we thought we were ok by just being in the parking lot and we were going to film him getting into the car but even now that's been denied and so we had to leave the prison and they didn't want any cameras around and so we're we're told over about a half a mile from the prison. a correctional officer from the prison tractions down lower waiting for perry to be released. so now they're kind of freaking out that we were shooting at all and so they're they're checking. whether or not they're going to let us. prison officials are concerned about our cameras and despite being away from the prison facility we're still technically in prison

i feel like shirley temple this evening! tonight, matthew... try holding your phone up. the lighting! can you remind me what anything of this has got to do with grumpy cat? there was some relevance here. only if you are putting a gift online from original content that someone else is created, what did they get from it? paul mccartney, other big artists have said a lot of that is going on and they do not see any of the royalties from it. there is a big fight going on and this is only round one. there will probably come back to it in september. and look at that view, it could end up in the court hearing! this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news: racing against the rains to free 12 boys trapped in a flooded cave in thailand — a deluge is expected that could raise water levels and put them in fresh danger. that's still to come. stay with us. over the next few days, the weather will be hotting up. today we saw a big change in the temperature across northern ireland and here in scotla nd northern ireland and here in

caller: host: i think we lost shirley.et's go to cynthia who is calling from hendersonville, north carolina. you're part of a working family. what is your idea? caller: i suggest they leave social security alone. i had to take a medical leave of absence. my mother had bone cancer, and i had to take care of her. leave social security alone. i have blessed that i got the to take care for, but we survived with the family. i did not get paid for that. my coworkers all took up a fund for me to help me out during that time, and i think it is a personal responsibility. i worked for small businesses that did no could not afford to when i took off. and i agree with the caller before, the 81-year-old, let's leave social security alone. that is my response. jeremiah, who to is calling from birmingham, alabama. what is your opinion on all of this? caller: i am not a business owner, but i talked with business owners. paid family leave is the responsibility of the people that plan to have babies. companies, if they want to do this on th