since the 1980s including lady byrd johnson michelle and the records of modern first ladies. a founding member and a lifetime member of flair she serves as our vice president. doctor diana is professor of communication at st. louis university, and a retired professor of communication studies at the university of kansas. she's researched and taught about first ladies for 30 years and has written chapters on martha washington, lady byrd johnson barbra bush, hillary clinton and michelle obama diana is a founding member and lifetime member of flair and she serves the organization as our treasurer.re doctor ann metina is professor and chair of communication at stone hill college. her research focuses on american women's public activism, spanning from 19th century to current day in addition to presentation on first ladies she's published several rhetorical studies of hilary rodham clinton and is inaugural lifetime member of flair and finally but certainly not least, doctor tammy tammy is associate professor of communication and the senior associate dean of the college of communicat

johnson reversing with style. second quarter, tyree cella byrd, pretty fake, and the easy hoop.control, walker kessler with the slam here an easy 108-86 victory for kerr and team usa. that is a rep on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i am larry beil. gloria: before you head out, meteorologist frances dinglasan is here with what to expect outside today. frances: all right. deafly we are keeping an eye on hurricane hillary right now, category four with winds around 130 miles per hour, just 200 miles west southwest of the southern tip of baja, california. it will be tracking to our north and then it does weaken by the time it makes landfall to a tropical storm as it hits southern california. especially tomorrow. it weekends in the tropical depression and remnants of hillary will affect the bay area. i will show you that in a little bit. we are expecting a time of excessive rainfall for southern california. you will notice anywhere from one to six inches, and in some areas getting up to seven or 10 inches. because of all the excessive rainfall, we are seeing a tropic