people say what was it like having cecile richards as a mother and she was just my mother. she was a housewife and you know, you know the background. it wasn't until much later she got, the women's movement came along and she just lost hermind. there was no going back . she was so impatient for women to not wait to be asked. and i think this is a moment right now in this country, if there were ever a moment for women not to wait to be asked . >> amen, i agree with that. [applause] >> let's talk a little bit more about your mom because she was hugely influential to so many of us. and one of the many pieces of advice that you share in the book which, when i mentioned it to you, you will know that it came as something of a boost to me. her advice was if you are going to be a woman in the public eye, you will save yourself trouble if you pick a hairstyle and stick with it. >> i think she gave you that advice. >> now you know how i feel. >> she had a lot of opinions. and but generally, pretty practical, good advice. >> she had a lot of opinions and they were usually correct thou

she just said, cecile get it together. this is the most important opportunity of your life time. you will never forgive yourself if you don't that i attack thate and what's the worse that could happen because i think as women we start to project all of the things that are going to happen rather than doing the next thing so i -- i mean, of course, many of you know any mom she got rick right after that, and she didn't even live until the end of the year. so in many ways last gift my mother gave me to go to that interview at planned parenthood i carry her with me every day wearing her pin my sheriff badge that was hearse. but i -- so i'm grateful that she did that and that was moll's attitude had is this is only life you have so do it now. and no regrets. i do think, though, to your other point with so many incredible people that work at planned parenthood if i can go to shout every single day so amazing. yes, fearless. [applause] but -- i think you've had the same experience. i've had so many women brilliant talented ambitious, and when they're offered a new job or a graze raise or

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i want the documents. >> cecil, this is a significant shift from trey gowdy, who previously said the there. the text message sent by peter is problematic. he's saying we're going to stop the president from getting elected. >> no question a text message represents one perception and a couple of text messages and a lengthy report that is clear. it requires a suspension of belief of facts saying that the fbi a week before the election they broke policy and announced the results of another investigation related to whom -- i mean, this is imsane. i don't know what other way to describe it. i'd like to see trey gowdy bring the full paen naplea of the russian meddling in our elections today, the things we know going on in 2018. it's the hypocrisy, the idea that we are investigating hillary clinton, w is not the president, will unfortunately from my perspective not be the president, and that's what we're talking about, instead of the russian meddling in e election i think is just -- i'm running out ofe adjectives. sorry. >> i was going to let you if inish your sentence there. >> sorry. >> f

i want to play something we heard tonight from cecile richards who stepped down as president of planned parenthood. >> this is definitely the break the glass moment. i guess what i'm hearing, definitely in the last few hour hours. this is throwing kerosene on the fire already burning among women in america. could have enormous implications for the midterm elections. >> shannon: i want to contrast that with someone that leonard leo of "the federalist" society who has been a key voice and guiding the president on the selections, what he has to say about it. >> the left is been using the roe v. wade scare tactic since 1982 when sandra o'connor was nominated. over 30 years later, nothing's happened to roe v. wade. >> shannon: what do you think, pastor? >> well, i think eventually conservative court will either overturn roe v. wade or at least greatly diminish its importance and its power. here's why, shannon. in 1857, the dred scott decision said african-americans were nothing but property to be bought and sold. thankfully that was overturned. roe v. wade is really the dred scott decision o

for reverend cecil williams who retired after 50 years but keeps on going.he glide foundation. she and the trustees received notice from the bishop who oversees churches, glide's clergy, the two you see seated on the left will be reassign $and not replaced. one of the deputies was booed when she broke the news last sunday. >> i know today is a hard day. >> reporter: the church hierarchy declined to comment on why this is being done. hanrahan believes the rift is caused by a difference in the philosophy and the new bishop trying to exert control. >> she brings a more conservative religious philosophy with her, and we feel it's not in line with glide's values. >> reporter: sources tell us there is tension between the glide foundation, a $20 million non-profit that runs the social service programs and the united methodist church over who has authority over the religious institution. as of july 1st, there will be no preachers to lead the congregati congregation. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> it's 4:46 now. canada will become the second nation

. >> his dad cecil banks took the family to the parade as he has in years past. >> i'm expected to see to see jordan hug my son. >> the hug was one thing. but the message bell shared, that was something peshl. >> and then told me, to keep doing what i'm doing, a young king, and some day you'll be like me. >> that was confirmed almost word for word by the wheat bell put out afterward. the young boy who would like to play in the nba one day says he was excited but you couldn't tell from the poker face. >> would someone who didn't know him know he was excited. >> they would not know at all. >> just as important as his hoop dreams, he is a straight a student and in the long run, that may be what really counts. in fairfield, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> that is so touching what a great young man. he will do well. >> a young king. >> nice thing to say. >> world news with david muir up >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the breaking news involving the president's former personal attorney and friend, michael cohen. abc news now reporting cohen is likely to cooperate

this is not so easy as well i don't think you meant was also binding about the us going to this is cecil to say not only europe or those other parts of the world are standing up against these extra territory using against international law i think it is an imperfect and don't forget the internal discussion in america and america is no trump. if. we should stand up and defend our interests is all about what i think trump is challenging is he's challenging this very bad export oriented model that be your opinion is based on them that. idea that the european union is exploiting the united states for the lack of a better word in pristina trying it was their event before that do you think that this is something that will go away with trying to do you think it's more lasting as a first of all i think there is illegitimate interest to raise you explored were to reduce unfair imports were to reduce into fighting against. the state subsidies which arnold was justified to do it for sure this is the normal way therefore we have an international norm this is double duty all you can. bring good this

don't realize you know how hard is this growth you know people think that because we play against cecil and against serbia it will be easy games but i've been trying to say i've been trying you know every interview just saying to them to be careful and he's he's a really tough group. great players players playing in pain in the biggest teams in any row i know is if he called i've been trying to say to everyone that it will be tough but you know one. is called challenges and i think every country going into the world cup will feel they have those kind of challenges. i wish you all the best in the world can't. so for costa rica it is goodbye for now and so it could be for brazil as well that would be a massive upset if that was to happen but it could be a reality come eleven o'clock tonight they place a it's a stop and difficulty and with only full prison players that's pretty new custom you know how to use shoes i must say though in my opinion performing to the normal high standards it is going to be a very very hot match for them if that doesn't change the name is very much at this. sor

seth will be demille -- cecil b. demille would not have set it up like this. the travel ban ruling understands just how critical it is to confirm judges, who will support our constitution. our great constitution. [ cheering ] justice anthony kennedy, a very special guy, also, just announced a little while ago his retirement. from the united states supreme court. >> [ cheering ] >> a great man. i am very honored that he chose to do it during my term in office. because he felt confident in me, to make the right choice and carry on his great legacy. that is why. >> [ cheering ] >> and i would like to take a moment to show our great appreciation for justice kennedy's lifetime of distinguished service. a terrific man. service to our nation, and to the cause of liberty, we were thrilled to appoint one of kennedy's former clerks to the supreme court. did you ever hear of justice no course an -- justice neil gorsuch. he is doing great. he is a star. justice kennedy is a star. we appreciate it. we have to take our hats off to justice kennedy. thank you very much. >> [

the late great cecil b. demille would not have set it up this way.ng underscores how critical it is to confirm judges who will support our constitution. our great, great constitution. justice anthony kennedy, a very special guy, also just announced a little while ago his retirement from the united states supreme court. great man. and i'm very honored that he chose to do it during my term in office because he felt confident in me to make the right choice and carry on his great legacy. that's why he did it. [cheers and applause] and i would like to take a moment to show our great appreciation for justice ken difficulties lifetime of distinguished service, terrific man. service to our nation. and to the cause of liberty, we were thrilled to appoint one of the kennedy's former clerks to the supreme court, did you ever hear of justice knee just -- dir hear of justice neil gorsuch? he's doing great. he's a star. justice kennedy is a star and we appreciate it. we have to take our hats off to justice kennedy. thank you very much. remember this. we have to pi

the late great cecil b. demille would not have set it up this way.ng underscores how critical it is to confirm judges who will support our constitution. our great, great constitution. justice anthony kennedy, a very special guy, also just announced a little while ago his retirement from the united states supreme court. great man. and i'm very honored that he chose to do it during my term in office because he felt confident in me to make the right choice and carry on his great legacy. that's why he did it. [cheers and applause] and i would like to take a moment to show our great appreciation for justice ken difficulties lifetime of distinguished service, terrific man. service to our nation. and to the cause of liberty, we were thrilled to appoint one of the kennedy's former clerks to the supreme court, did you ever hear of justice knee just -- dir hear of justice neil gorsuch? he's doing great. he's a star. justice kennedy is a star and we appreciate it. we have to take our hats off to justice kennedy. thank you very much. remember this. we have to pi

i want to play something from cecile richards who stepped down as president of planned parenthood. >> this is a glass moment and what i'm hearing in the last few hours is women already are, this through kerosene on the fire already burning in america and could have enormous implications for the midterm elections. >> contrast that with something the federalist society, a key voice in guiding the president, what he has to say about that. >> the left has been using the roe v wade scare tactics and 1982 when sandra o'connor was nominated and over 30 years later nothing has happened to roe v wade. >> what do you think? >> eventually a conservative court will either overturn roe the way or at least diminish it and here's why, in 1857 the dred scott decision said african-americans were nothing but property to be bought and sold and that was overturned. roe v wade is really the dred scott decision of the 20century that says children in the womb are not people, just biological blobs with no rights. i think you will see that overturned and this is what a conservative court does. in a liberal co

the late great cecil b demille would not have set it up this way, i will tell you that.scores just how critical it is to confirm judges who will support our constitution. justice anthony kennedy, a very special guy also just announced a little while ago his retirement from the united states supreme court. [cheers and applause] great man. and i'm very honored that he chose to do it during my term in office, because he felt confident in me and make the right choice and carry on his great legacy. and i would like to take a moment to show our great appreciation for justice kennedy's lifetime of distinguished service, terrific man. and we were thrilled to a .1 of kennedy's former clerks to the supreme court. did you ever hear of justice neil gorsuch? [cheers and applause] he's doing great. he is a star. justice kennedy is a star, and we would appreciate it. we really have to take our hats off to justice kennedy, thank you very much. and remember this, we have to pick a great one that is going to be there for 40 years or 45 years. we need intellect, we need so many things. the

the latest pastor left in april, less than a year from taking over from reverend cecil williams.ill does services, but reverend williams is 88 years old and never tired. >>> let's see what is coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2". >> coming up in the next hour, the continuing conflict over the government's separation of immigrant families at the border. how tender age shelters are reportedly being used to hold children as young as three years old. what is happening to the little ones and the concern it is causing from child welfare experts. all this as we update you on the outrage over the family separation policy in the president's a parent doubling down on his actions. >>> their changes coming to the oakland zoo. what is new california trail will lead to and what some people may never see until very soon. >>> we will bring you world cup soccer here on ktvu fox 2 here at 7 am. to catch the rest of "mornings on 2", join me on ktvu plus. i will see you in a couple minutes there. >>> wildlife experts found a group of baby mountain lions in southern california. >> there are

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joining me chief economist cecil income, lindsey piegza, author of "bullseye brief," adam johnson.ticizing this company non-stop. >> yep. trish: you don't like the way they do business. >> nope. trish: you know, i think you like me don't like the idea of the government getting involved and regulating it. >> certainly don't. trish: wow, have they gotten too big for their own good? are they overstepping their role? >> i tell you the short answer is yes. i'll tell you a story that really scared me. a friend of mine works at facebook. he was one of the first guys to go over. i told him he was crazy when he went there. he proved me wrong on ipo. he told me, john, the camera thing, that always on? does facebook have access to it? he said if your camera is always on, the answer is yes. as to whether facebook has access to it, he said the answer is also yes. we don't use it but we could. you know what? that really felt wrong to me. trish: on mark zuckerberg's phone, that he has a tab over it? >> really? smart. >> started doing that for a while. it was annoying. >> you want to take pictures

. >> reporter: leah cecil said it motivated her to get fit. >> i was doing pilates five times a weekinks the decision fits the times especially a me too movement. >> maybe women don't feel comfortable in a swimsuit anymore. maybe it's more important to show select. >> reporter: she said after all, it's a scholarship competition. >> i don't have student loans because of the miss america competition. >> reporter: murray's loan paid for flight school. she is now a commercial pilot and executive director of the miss california organization. miss california will be crowned the end of this month and will receive this crown. it will be the last time contestants will go through a swimsuit competition. the winner will move on to miss america where she wouldn't have to don that bikini or swimsuit to win the title. an official with the organization said women will no longer be judged by their looks. >> i still think miss america should figure out how to promote physical fitness. >> unless you put people behind a curtain and listen to them speak, i don't know how it can't somewhat be judged on b