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alyse: oh, goodness. judy, i don't even think i can imagine what all is going to happen here. we created this space because what we knew is the 20,000 women leaders that we work with around the globe are truly making change. but not enough people are hearing their voices. and one of our hopes of creating this space is really to have a platform to amplify them right there. i think less than 10% of statues and memorials in the names of women. but we all know that women have had far more than 10% of the impact on our nation and certainly around the world. and so what we hope is that this will be a beacon, a signal to know that women's issues are not women's issues, they're everyone's issues. judy: secretary clinton, as we sit here this morning, there's so much going on in the world. so i do want to ask you about a few things. and one is that has to do with the reproductive rights of women here in the united states. that draft early draft opinion from the supreme court. if the final opinion looks anything lik

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at broadcast center, i'm alyse preston. >>> it's 4:48 on your monday.ou your forecast and traffic this morning. >> jessica, how is it looking out there? >> we're starting off calm this morning, taking a live look over the santa clara valley, things are very mild, temperatures today still creeping into the above-average setup, and that's going to continue as we head into this week. our weather headlines like i mentioned, starting off clear for us no matter where you live this morning in the bay, high fire danger returns today and extends throughout the afternoon hours this afternoon, even into our tuesday setup. to add to that, we're also warming up a lot as we head into mid portions of this week. we'll highlight that in a second. let's start off with current temperatures, we're sitting in the low 50s from oakland into san francisco, mid to upper 50s actually up in our east inland areas. that red flag warn soming is in effect at 11:00 a.m. and continues throughout the afternoon extending into our tuesday forecast for solano county. once again, just like

i guess to answer your question, alyse, that is what i feel like is my mission.e have to bring people to gather as vital voices does, this, many other settings, to say, okay, women without power are women without their rights. those rights are so dependent upon who wields power in their societies we know it were up against. we have to get smarter and better focused about how we're going to take it on. this book, if you have not seen it, i took it out, it is a beautiful book. it highlights 100 women. amanda gorman has a poem in the beginning. i just want to read a little tiny bit of its, alyse. it goes right into what our challenge is. i can't read like amanda gorman, however. today, everyone's eyes are on us as we rise, today is the day women are paving the way, speaking our truth to power. in this hour, it is our duty to find the brave beauty in rooting for other women so they to know we are not victims, we are victors, the greatest predictors of progress we. press for change. that is what i am going to be doing. >> yes. for those of you who don't know, the phen

i see the alyse. above all the most holy mother of god, the virgin mary. yeah. but all other saints as well as this, it's a visualization of the saints who are already made perfect. its pulling did seemed he praised here every day for the deceased monks that he will also be buried in this wall some day is a beautiful prospect for him. that taught his eye death is not the right word that he was. what we experienced is the withering away from this world. is it a process of being born into the fullness of life? it is where christ, the lord will meet us, had picked out something beautiful. what should you? sigh more. we don't have any one arriving to morrow one. the only thing i lit up in the guesthouse, gabriela half is handing over to brother patrick for the weekend. just checking in that time to see there's a misprint in the newspaper made. it says mass is at 1015 sema from f, and if someone calls, it's 9 o'clock, there's no mass at 1015, but my mom is father. i'm brother patrick. he been there and i am the porter at planck studies. cool. so splunk sitting here w

alyse nelson is the president and c.e.o. of the nonpartisan vital voices. >> it's certainly not lost on me that we are opening the doors to this global embassy for women's leadership at the same time that the rights that, quite frankly, i was born into, are now being rolled back. i think we need a global embassy because we need permanence. if you look around, there wen g. aking women, iding herriend, madeleine albright, the first female secretary of state. and i know you're thinking of madeleine albright on this day. >> madeleine and i were the cofounders of vital voices all those years back. and itrted as a dream that we could create a group that would keep the emphasis on women's issues and women's rights going forward. >> o'donnell: it's 2022. >> yes, it is. >> o'donnell: why are there still so few women in leadership positions in politics? >> it is so difficult to be in the public arena as a woman. and there is a double standard. let's be very clear about that. women are judged much more harshly to sustain the continuing

alyse nelson is the president and ceo of the nonpartisan vital voices. >> it's certainly not lost one that we are opening the doors to this global embassy for women's leadership at the same time that the rights that quite frankly i was born into are now being rolled back. i think we need a global embassy because we need permanence. if you look around, there are so few places for women to gather. >> reporter: on the walls, portraits of groundbreaking women, including her friend madeleine albright, the first female secretary of state. >> and i know you're thinking of madeleine albright on this day. >> well, madeleine and i were the co-founders of vital voices all those years back. and it started as a dream that we could create a group that would keep the emphasis on women's issues and women's rights going forward. >> it's 2022. >> yes. >> why are there still so few women in leadership positions in politics? >> it is so difficult to be in the public arena as a woman. and there is a double standard. let's be very clear about that. women are judged much more harshly. to sustain the contin

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