bergeron but she didn't address gender discrimination until years later. when she wrote a paper called jane crow. and that was the argument that ruth bader ginsburg used when she was still an attorney to write the brief that won the supreme court's decision to declare sexual discrimination to be unconstitutional. that was a huge breakthrough. and it was because -- and ginsburg acknowledged that by putting her name on the brief. >> her role as a figure in american legal history is enormous. but we know ginsburg, and we know marshall, we don't know her. >> exactly. >> and we begin to see, i begin to see reasons why, not reasons, but i begin to see the nature of this discrimination very vividly around the time of the march on washington, 1962. by this point, she is a well-known figure certainly within the civil rights legal community. and the war march on washington which we all know about is about to take place. and she is not very pleased with the way it is perceiving. so she writes to a philip randolph who is one of the organizers. a labor leader will. cou

jd bergeron, the ceo of international bird rescue has been a part of that project. he's joining us now live here on the five o'clock news and jd thanks so much for taking the time here. how many pelicans is international bird rescue taken in what part of california are they coming from? yeah thanks for having us on we have taken in 347 birds. so about half of them that have come into care since the beginning of this, which started in about may we have a center in los angeles, which takes care of southern california, and we have a northern california center, which had a much smaller number. so really, the majority of these birds do come from san diego upwards to central california. what is happening here? are we rented? these birds are sick. but this is not some type of illness. what kind of condition are the birds in? and when they are being brought in unfortunately, it's becoming a bit like a mystery tv show. um, the one thing that they all have in common is symptoms of starvation, emaciation dehydration, very typical things to birds that are not eating enough. the

we continue to be on high alerts jd bergeron.eo of international bird rescue is alarmed about why so many sick california brown pelicans have wound up in his two rehabilitation hospitals in the bay area and southern california. the only thing they all have in common actually is starvation symptoms of starvation and emaciation and dehydration. bergeron says since may 334 brown pelicans have been cared for about 50 of them were found stranded in the bay area. aviaries and things were filled to the gills with with pelicans some of the birds suffering secondary injuries from fishing hooks or were hit by cars trying to find food in unusual places. the big mystery here is why are they serving? so we're we see them coming in with broken wings wildcare in san rafael has also cared for the injured birds and this year. the numbers are higher. we in 2022 so far have admitted 14 emaciated pelicans in anyone, we admittedou n for the avian flu, which is on the rise, but climate change is another theory. ocean is the water is warmer. it drives

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bergeron of taon hospitals in thed of why se bay area and southern california. >> the only thing theyave in common is starvation, emission yags and dehydration. >> reporter: since may, 340 brown pelicans were cared for, 50 were stranded in the bay area. >> we were filled to the gills with pelicans. >> reporter: some of the birds suffering secondary injuries from fishing hooks or hit by cars trying to find food in unusual places. >> why are they starring? >> we see them coming in with broken wings. >> reporter: this year, the numbers are higher. >> we, in 2022, so far have admitted 14 emaciated pelicans. in 2021, we we admitted four ann 2020, we admitted five. >> reporter: climate change is a theory. >> ocean temperatures can be a concern if the water is warmer, it drives fish away from their traditional hunting grounds, but the water temperatures are also not height. >> reporter: in a statement, the department of california fish and wildlife say that pelicans feed on anchovies and they are carl buntion dan and it is not clear why they were not able to find enough prey in may. it could

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i'm talking about bergeron sean patrick maloney.aid when trump asked about potential democratic efforts to boost election denier john gibbs who recently defeated republican congressman peter meijer in michigan. to know, peter meijer voted to impeach donald trump after the january 6th insurrection. listen to this. >> i understand that there are difficult moral questions philosophical questions about tactics. that's always true in politics. you better believe it. but here's the deal. we are more likely to win that seat. john gibbs is a weak opponent, extremist, a vicious antichoice record, he can't string a set of policies together that will make sense for western michigan. we will win that seat. we believe that by keeping those dangerous people out of power, we address the larger moral imperative, and that is our job. >> keith, i think in campaigns that you have to make a decision about lines that you are and are not willing to cross, and frankly i think, and not only in this race but in other races, did he try across the line here?

last summer, a law student called madison bergeron pulled into the driveway of her home in new orleans as she gathered belongings in the car. a young man appeared out of nowhere, stuck a gun in her face and demanded she hand over everything she had, including the car. he screamed at her, terrified. she complied. and that's what carjacking is always like. it is an act of violence. people don't want to give up their cars. they have to be terrified into doing so. that's why the majority of victims are women. old women, young women and that's why the people who do it will do anything. people carjack. if you will steal someone's car at gunpoint, you will also . you will also murder. you have no limits you are willing to violate on the most basic level, the civil rights of another person. and in this case that was certainly true because that same perpetrator went on after terrifying madison version to stealing her car to do the same to other women in the city. a lot of them there was a car blocking me in one victim called and next thing i turned around, there's yelling and there's a gun barr

jd bergeron , the ceo of the international bird rescue is part of that project, and he says the birdd signs of starvation, but their food source. anchovies are abundant, so it's really unknown why this is such a large scale problems. you know, it's hard to say there's any reason to discount any theory until you can prove it wrong. i mean, fortunately, we were able to rule out avian influenza and similar contagion. or um, uh, poisoning of something called domoic acid. the international bird rescue has taken in nearly half of the sick birds, he says . 210 have already been released into the wild 50 in northern california. 9 58 your time trash or treasure. it all depends on the eyes of the viewer luxury fashion designer. balenciaga balenciaga. thank you for the te a lot of her bags known for, uh, scandals such as stiletto crocs and the ikea bag. has a new creative design. the calfskin leather drawstring bag is designed to look like a hefty trash bag with a subtle logo. it's also being sold in stores. with a hefty $1800 price tag. yeah company designers say the made the pouch become the