. >> it's "the dinah show"! >> reporter: way back in the '70s on "the dinah shore show," she was cast as a radical. >> i'm an attorney in los angeles. >> there's a list of what one husband would want from his life. have a meal prepared within an hour and 6, be atired in a negligee. how would you feel if your husband presented you with a list like that? >> well, dinah, i think we have a uterus and a brain and they both work. and i think it's very insulting to women. >> i think you ought to be definite about this. don't just tiptoe around it. >> reporter: she's provided a steady drumbeat, challenging a culture where many laughed at sexual harassment. >> we don't think that our daughters should have to trade sexual favors in order to get a raise. >> why not? we did. how do you think we get on this show? [ laughter ] >> i want to see you in my dressing room after the show. >> reporter: more recently she represents an ongoing case against president trump. >> today i filed a lawsuit against donald trump for defamati d

the car industry like volvo like dima against their inroads made by silicon valley but is that in dinah's interest or could they be interesting corporations with google with apple that now are what difficult. so again you know it actually doesn't prevent potential working with these companies and i think the p.c.'s money certainly correct that car companies are warrior some of the technology companies from silicon valley will eat their lunch so to speak if you look back some years quite a few who when microsoft was starting to develop software for i.b.m. and i.b.m. saw it you know fine we can just have microsoft do that eventually it was microsoft who dominated rodded in i.b.m. and i think that's sort of along the border for the car industry where they don't want to have technology companies dominating what has been done in d. industry and has become mere supply us so i think the assessment is essentially correct that car companies want to have an alternative to working or depending on silicon valley firms right christiane start a professor in strategic management and worry business schoo

it was such a success that he branched out a few years later and opened a restaurant dinah it's modeled on the classic diner when did anytime of the day. the inspiration for the restaurant actually came from going out. to clubs and the desire to have discarded food late at night it's a very. a common thing in america to have a diner breakfast in the twenty four hour diner for five in the morning with bottomless cups of coffee. an american breakfast means first and foremost lots of combinations patrons of the not to diner can pick can choose from a variety of options the menu is centered around eggs for instance toast all with hash browns around fifty combinations are possible aside from breakfast the dyna fries are classic hamburgers. i love especially the idea of having unlimited among the buffet that you can get all the science that spits great m. and a was there that was filled so that they did the place the waiters are showing the earth and the friendliness is really really great. i left in the us a for. this is really quite authentic it's very close to an american diner and. this i

ophelia gone a restaurant on lake constance serve up menus that thrale based critics and ordinary dinah's alike hoback isn't primarily interested in color nary experiments his cuisine is that straightforward and refined if it is a fearsome one philosophy is to take a product and show its many facets. of little stalks out of the leaves later. and put them on the plight. on the new almost off until i want to call they have that full cauliflower taste and are crispy. we cut the cauliflower florence into thin slices which are then roasted. i mean cookham puree everything that's left. the restaurant lies right on lake constance with a stunning view of the mountains. many of his vegetables like this lettuce are grown on right now island in lake constance but he's not a chef who uses only regional products this whilst target comes from france postbag smacks him in serve up the very best food that the world has to offer the for. the southwest border open i always think that it comes down to the product and the quality and not the region or anything good is it for me to tell my cast it's not tasty

and her granddaughter is still alive to this day, and she talked about dinah miller describing what lifet period. she said in order to make their art, to make their quilts, they had to dig a ditch in the for nest and conceal it with -- forest and conceal it with pine and made their quilts in secret. she said if you were caught doing those things, the slave owners might cut off one of your fingers as a punishment. >> reporter: the quilts were created for warmth. but they also stitched together stories, history, family trees, from slavery to sharecropping. like the work of annie mae young. >> reporter: you see these strips of cloth that were worn at the knees from kneeling in the field. one of the things that's moving is not only that it's taken from her own family, so she's weaving the history of her family and hard work, but also that it will remind viewers of the vertical strips and rows of the fields that she worked in. she plowed in the field and then plowing and making the quilts together. so it incorporates this deeply personal memory. it's not just decorative or beautiful, although

car industry like volvo like diamond against their inroads made by silicon valley but is that in dinah's interest or could they be interesting corporations with google with apple that now are difficult. so again you know it actually doesn't prevent potential work with these companies and i think the sesame certainly correct that car companies are warrior some of the technology companies from silicon valley will eat their lunch so to speak if you look back some years quite a few when microsoft was starting to develop software for i.b.m. and i.b.m. saw it you know fine we can just have microsoft do that eventually it was microsoft to dominate it rod to do in i.b.m. and i think that's sort of along the border for the car industry where they don't want to have technology companies dominating what has been done in d. industry and has become supply us so i think the assessment is essentially correct that car companies want to have an alternative to working or depending on silicon valley firms right christiane start a professor in strategic management and worry business school thank you so much

mary in the dinah, tennessee -- medina, tennessee. caller: good morning. it is raining here, and that is the way most of this area feels .bout losing billy graham i was a little girl when he was a young, fiery preacher, and i am not understanding the hate part, where these people are from about franklin graham. he is walking the world, giving so much comfort to people that have lost so much. i'm not understanding that. i think he is well-equipped to pick up where his father left off. i don't understand the hate for franklin graham or for billy graham either. i am not understanding that. mary in tennessee. a reminder, the memorial service for reverend billy graham beginning at 11:00 in the capitol rotunda. you can watch that here, or on www.c-span.org and listen to it on the c-span radio app. coming up next, we continue our conversation about the life and legacy of billy graham with tony perkins, the president of the family research council, and the c-span bus is in santa fe this morning, stop number 21 stick around for the discussion and we will be right b