and she said, "this is gail," and he said, "gail who?" and she said, "your sister!"king to her, you know, said, "gail, come on home." she said, "no, i'm too busy." alice: i said, "well, what are you doing now?" she said, "i'm learning computers," and i thought, "well, learning computers isn't bad, but maybe when you come out, you'll have some kind of a background," and -- but she said, "i have to go now." it's cut right off. she never called again. one of their tenets was no earthly desires, no earthbound anything. we're all totally celibate. there's no sexuality. there's no sensuality. that is just very distasteful to us. sawyer: we had to overcome our sexuality, and the reason for that was that there is no sexuality in the next level. zeller: they wouldn't need to reproduce. so overcoming this sexual-reproductive need of humanity was absolutely key to them. so the way you overcame that and, in fact, the way you overcame all your humanity was, you were paired up with a check partner. these two people were put in close physical contact 24/7. so you'd have to overcome

gail mentioned their extra territoriality because.daniel insofar as in the room, i think we should also think about it not just extraterritorial but as a kind of normative empire where missionaries as gail saying, were advancing rights that they considered to be but of people in the rest of the world course had never heard of these rights, let alone considered them to be universal and in advancing those universal rights, most often religious freedom, but also other liberal or individual rights or norms, were at a very particular american context. they were bringing the state often, reluctantly behind them in enforcing these this kind of empire of liberalism, or what eric hobsbawm is called a humanitarian empire, an empire of human rights. and that's really what missionary is are at the forefront. now, hobsbawm is talking about a later period in the 20th century, and looking at the tensions between americans and other western organizations, countries advancing, a project in the name of universal rights for women or for religions or for

we're not alone in doing this. >> reporter: gail hopes the rehearsal will turn into a moment of reflection. >> i haven't had that moment where i get to sink into a chair, watch it, and just wonder what happened the last five years. i haven't gotten there yet. i don't know what that's going to look like. i'm looking forward to it. >> reporter: looking forward to seeing her creation come to life on stage, but more importantly, looking forward to an audience watching and learning about a true american experience. larry the musical did have a very successful one-month run at bravo theater in the mission district. it was fabulous. they're hoping it sparked enough interest to get picked up and go on tour. for more of stories highlighting the bay area's aapi communities, head to kpix.com. you can also watch our special "roots and resilience at on our youtube channel. just search kpix or cbs news bay area. >>> straight ahead in sports, sadly, we've lost big red. >>> and the giants took on a baseball heavyweight and more than held their own. >>> coming up tonight on the cbs evening news, for our he

. >> jesse: gail kang is a beautiful woman, i love gail king, i love 69-year-old women. >> 's that'ss illustrated? >> not why i used to buy it when i was 12. what is going on here? >> we know what's going on, they want to be inclusive. that is the name of the game these days. it's on about who the actual most beautiful women in the world are, not who the men that are the prime consumer base for this magazine want to see, but he was going to check the boxes so they can say oh, yes,, we follow the algorithm these days that everybody wants us to. >> jesse: it is not even about sales or giving the audience what they want? >> you see so many of these companies ignoring their consumer base, this is exactly what sports illustrated is doing. last year they had a trans woman on the cover. so it wasn't even a woman in a bathing suit on the cover. there is also obesity being figured which is an traditionally beautiful. one thing i will say, gail king looks great for her age, i do not want to take that away from her. martha stewart also is an 80-year-old woman who looks great for her age. >> jes

joining us tonight is richmond city council member gail mclaughlin. councilmember, thanks for being with us. this certainly sends a message. who would provide power, though, if not pg and e. yeah. so thank you for having me. i'm absolutely this is something that we're wanting to be proactive, on. and we know pg and e has failed in over and over again in the past. so the entity that would take over is golden state energy, which is a non not for profit, a statewide not not for profit, which is already established by sb 350. it's a skeletal framework, but we want it, you know, filled in. we want it staffed. we want it funded. we want more research done. so when pg and e fails again, that there is an entity in place to take over. and it's really important to people in richmond, we have a low income community. we have chevron in our community. we have an overburdened community. we want to care about our our residents getting clean energy. and this is our way of preparing for that. very interesting council member. is this really viable though? does it have

[applause] gail hannon accepting on behalf of james francis thorpe. [applause] jim thorpe was the country's original multisport athlete and one of the greatest stars in american history. a member of the nation, he embodied his given name, bright path, and became the first native american to win an olympic gold medal. he won the metal in the decathlon and capture the public's awe as a professional athlete. he demonstrated moral courage time and time again as he overcame bigotry. jim thorpe's story reminds us of enduring contributions of tribal history to american history and the ongoing work of healing the soul of our nation. [applause] michelle yeoh. [laughter] -- [applause] michelle yeoh is one of the most acclaimed actresses of our time. for four decades, she has faced and shattered stigma and stereotypes in a groundbreaking career, becoming the first asian to win the academy award for best actress. her efforts to advance gender equality, conservation issues and global health have been felt around the world. equal parts performer and pioneer, michel

when gail, along with her friend the late dr. don moblong wrote a children's book.ants who arrived in america only to find themselves working in the central valley fields as laborers. >> larry wasn't sure if he would ever become a lawyer but he could still help people get justice. >> reporter: the larry she is talking about is lorry itleon who organized the pill fee know farm workers in the grapevine and joining forces with cesar chavez. co-founding the united farm workers. >> i think that this is a story for anybody who's an american just like the boston tea party. we learn about it is absolutely essential to america's identity. this story, filipino americans in labor history, should also be central to who the united states is and what american schools teach. >> reporter: and now larry's story will go from the pages of a book to a theater production on stage called "larry -- the musical." for actors amar cabling and cay mar abuke it's a chance for them to tell an authentic story about their own history. >> whoo it means to do this show? about philippine american hi

let's discuss with our panel steve gail, host of the steve gail show and political commentator as well as any worthington who was an investigative journalist. thank you so much for joining the gentleman and i wanna start with you. should the united states still maintain the base and that intentions that are going tell them of a well now, of course, and also maybe even president bush and a 2nd time recognizing that they've been a mistake. it should have been close to a long, long time ago. obviously, president obama made efforts to do so that was significant republic and pushed back . it's just such a great shame that is still open because it is a legal, moral, and ethical, abomination. and a great shame for the united states every day that it so well, steve, there has been questions regarding the prisoners, i guess now almost as its origination, you actually were there in 2005 as a guest. then secretary of defense, donald rumsfeld in the department of defense almost 20 years later. do you believe you were actually given a true look at the facility at that time? or were you to show the

so the steve, gail, i gotta give you the last 4 on the she mentioned that they're going to release what little they have left our oil reserves to try to bring the gas prices down close to the election. is there anything else that will give us a fake sense of stability and calmness in regards to the economic situation? united states that we can expect to happen in the next 9 months? i think for the most part, everything is already baked in. you're not going to see a dramatic reduction in, in oil prices, gas prices, inflation g d b is not going to go up dramatically and is gone and mentioned. we're over it with a anthony blink and threatening china and their banking industry for us doing or for them doing business with russia. we're threatening india that if they keep buying russian oil, we're going to put sanctions on them. panel drive up gas prices. everything divide with those ration is doing is making things worse. and just by an example, g, d, p in russia is about 2.6. ours is 1.6, there. inflation is about 7, ours is reality. real terms about the same and that's with them having to

and we know your business been called the the gail lympics. well, this could be the 1st time that a non binary entry wednesday, either from switzerland or from ireland, also non by an area entry from there. but i think really all eyes are going to be on as well and are going to be on will protests flipped through saturdays, really the events of watch, the semi finals where you know, a nice warm up by millions upon millions of people are going to be watching comes out myself included, david, thank you so much for joining us on the stadium. that's due to these reporter and david lovetts. and a quick look now at some other world news headlines. the ukranian authorities say russia has launched a ground defensive into the harkey border region, advancing a kilometer inside ukraine. a local official said there was massive showing in the town of both chance ukrainian forces say there evacuating residents and fighting to hold back moscow's advance tribes, military ruler, how much w it's now has been declared the winner of this week's presidential elect

to evaluate reports from a commander in chief on exam, this is gail, a former, we are strengthening all positions, especially in the problem now you've reached and by deploying additional forces. the artillery is operating exactly as planned on the budget. but the as you clean food for more military, it permits allies to show it up. it's defensive effort. pressure and forces are hoping to take advantage to make gains in the region money. now, maryland, from the wall studies department of kings college london shed, hope you was with us on wide. russia is attacking the hockey region. well, i don't think that at this point, the russians are actually trying to take it because they would need much more troops and they have not committed enough troops in order to hold the hierarchy of region. they also don't have enough troops right now to store and both chance and even less the storms of city of higher kiff, as i said, um most possibly they want to develop their offensive around of the car. and that's where the russians have the breakthrough in around the tourette's and then we remember it w

but we have gail here so we can talk about the weather for the weekend.id check the allergy forecast. so yeah, i am. >> the next few days and then maybe high on monday tuesday, it will get warmer. we're a little cool right now. and here's the view from mount tam. you see we have the marine layer. it's breaking apart, but we were cloudy in the morning. so you can expect some breaks in the clouds, especially if you're at the coast. some parts in the mid morning and maybe the afternoon. but it is cloudy at half moon bay at last check. so you can see the clouds really just right off shore, hanging out by the coastline there inland. we are sunny. we do have high pressure offshore and is keeping activity to the north of us. and that is keeping us mild, mostly dry. but with the clouds over by the coast there. so here's that future cast model. you can daly, city and half moon bay. you will see that cloud cover roll in towards the evening and the overnight. that's when it reaches the valleys and then that will stick around in the morning. so saturday morning looks

i still appreciate you and gail coming for the christmas service. you never know exactly what is transpiring, what will be transformative or will change people's lives. you keep having the patience and i think bible study is essential to part of that. constantly teaching. i think that should happen. >> you moved suddenly from the individual to the valley of a community. from the perspective of the new year, why should people go out and get involved in a religious community? what is the value of it versus the time that it takes or sitting at home watching television or something like that? >> some people compare the church to the ship on a mission opposed to a cruise ship. the cruise ship, everyone there sort of meets your needs and give you all the food you want. if you are not happy they make sure that happens. some cruise ships have not done well in the last few years. but that is where the focus is. the church is part of a mission that is out there to rescue and transform and have renewal and restoration and resurrection. i think that is what a c

gail, thanks a lot. police on the peninsula are investigating after a man was shot to death your park in belmont. police say the 27 year-old victim was killed around 8 o'clock last night, investigators responded to the area near or when hiller streets. that's just off of 101, near o'donnell park. the victim was shot multiple times and despite life saving efforts, he died at the scene and we heard from one person actually witnessed all of the police activity there. skating chalking >> how have you know, we've got a family. i have do kids. i have a son and a daughter and to the mostly be in you know, evening in the night. but the walks park, you're going to look a so it is getting to, you come to know that the day has been on >> des moines police are asking anyone with any information or who may have home security cameras in the area to give them a call. a 13 year-old is accused of kicking a woman in the head during an attempted robbery. daly city police say this happened last saturday near sure where an s

gail saltz, a host of the podcast, how can i help you're joining us right now from new york. good to see you. i mean, this this video is incredibly shocking and disturbing how do you assess what everyone is seeing for the first time in the last 24 hours well, it is disturbing. it is physical abuse. there's just no question about it. and unfortunately, it isn't shocking in the sense that one out of every four women in this this country have in the past or currently in a situation where there's intimate, intimate partner violence and one out of every ten men it is, unfortunately too common and it cuts across socioeconomic demographics racial demographics, cultural, religious, gender it can happen in any scenario, but usually and this is when you see this video the person committing abuse is the one who has the power and the control and the victim does not. and that is what the abuse is about. so this is very disturbing because really it goes on. >> and that's only what we can see the hallway it goes if this is not something happened, a loss of temper in a moment, you know, this

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back to all right, gail, thanks a lot. the suspect in a standoff on i-80 in fairfield. >> remains in critical condition tonight after chp says he shot himself. >> chp originally reported he was dead but said late last night that medical teams are able to revive him and take him to a hospital. the stand up again after a multi-county pursuit which originated in sonoma county yesterday afternoon. the eventual police 80 in both directions for hours last night affecting thousands of bay area drivers. all lanes were back open as of this morning and the solano county district attorney's office is now handling the investigation. police arrest a man accused of striking someone in the head with a rifle in walnut creek. police say the attack happened back in march. the victim was found with a head wound believed to be from stock and of an assault rifle. the suspect was later identified as 28 year-old malcolm harris of sassoon city. this week, harris was found and arrested by police in las vegas. he's currently in the contra costa cou

i think the moment where people need to deploy a, at school gail, in liquid markets has been somethingo soften. the trend has been in passive, in private equity if you look at the number of asset that no longer sit in the public domain. that has been the theme over the last 10 years. i think when private equity doesn't have as much cash, we are not -- when the raising is harder, when lending is harder, these are opportunities for niche spaces and expertise to come about, and they want scale, they need to be able to approve it at scale and having an organization that can deliver the mountain of scale we put in play. the pit that's less sexy and exciting. that infrastructure, the ability to take businesses and grow them is what we do. francine: what do you think of the city of london, will it lose lester, there's a lot it can offer, where do you see it in five years? >> you are talking to u.k. listed ceo. i could not be more interested in u.k. plc. i think we have held such an extraordinary position in financial markets, so anything we can do to keep that shine i think it's important, bu

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people have been using an alternative to concrete for a long time loan, a kind of sandy clay. gail acosta, is alone experts. he knows almost everything about the sustainable material, such as that house is made of low withstood extreme heat for centuries, which is just one of the materials. many advantages might yes to light for them, but my goal was always to build houses, which when they are no longer needed, can simply be filed down in full that can just be put back into the earth and level to nature without much buddy. only a good issue poetry. at 1st, it was difficult to get others interested in building with natural materials. few people saw the benefits of sustainability 20 years ago, but now he has a company with more than 20 employees and has built around 300 loan houses. but again, today he is sending teams to 3 different construction sites. his company builds houses, hotels, and commercial buildings. it's working. yes, all good. the plan had been for gay or casa to join his father's brewery, hoped in till 4 months i took over my father's john, and was head of a branch offices w

gail chavez is the executive director of lyric, a local nonprofit providing refuge for lgbtq+ youth. and they say forcing students to come out to their parents is dangerous. >> many of these really conservative, outlandish bills and resolutions force them, force them to be unsafe, to have them in a vulnerable place at school. >> aaron friday is with protect kids ca, the organization behind a failed attempt to get a measure onto the november ballot requiring school districts to out transgender students to their parents. she says parents have the right to know if their child is identifying as transgender, and it shouldn't be up to educators. >> what this bill will do is it is permitting adults to make decisions for other people's children. they are keeping these secrets from parents because they fear that parents will harm their children or abandon them. >> meanwhile, parents like nikki koger are taking to the streets of lafayette in support of transgender children. she's the parent of a transgender student and says not all parents are as supportive. >> your parent isn't always the saf

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gail dice el estudiante herido es su amigo y que lo vio consciente al salir la ambulancia, por lo queue es es terror, trauma traumático. la policía confirmó que el joven que portaba la navaja está bajo custodia y unos minutos después de lo que sucedió, la preparatoria envió el siguiente correo a los padres de familia notificándoles de lo ocurrido y que la escuela había sido puesta en código azul, lo que significa un encierro preventivo. mientras las autoridades investigaban los hechos disappointed through the way that. pero esta madre de familia dice está decepcionada de la forma en que la escuela trató la situación, ya que en vez de ponerse alerta y decirle a los padres que vinieran a recoger a sus hijos en menos de una hora, regresaron a operar como si nada había pasado, dice. tuvo que ser su hija la que la llamó diciéndole que no se sentía bien y que por favor la sacara más temprano para procesar la situación, agrega. su hija también es amiga del estudiante que resultó apuñalado y esperaba que la escuela tuviera esa consideración con los niños. también nos explican que el estudiant

i'm feel gail in but then and this is the day the should be, deliver supports the word palestinian is supporting the atrocities from us commissions on october 7th that this is an investment in the only solution that can bring lasting peace to the middle east. reward in terrorism will bring peace and it won't stop us defeating how about us? if one thing is clear to me, it is that nothing yahoo has no peace project for palestine. also on the day, the british prime minister calls an election for the summer ending months of speculation. now is the move in proportion to choose it to decide whether we want to build on the progress we have made or risk going back to square one with no plan? no sir. welcome to the de island. no in spain have announced that they will recognized palestinian statehood as well as long oppose such international recognition for the palestinian temperatures and the move to increase the diplomatic isolation generated by its ministry offensive in gaza. is there any reaction was swift and fewer as prime minister benjamin netanyahu is completely opposed to an independen

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welcome gail. president marcus has taken a tough a lie and then he's pre defensive of a china is the actions in the south china sea? did we get more of that from today's speech? of the for the we marcus is not the someone who's known for exactly missing his words, but in this speech, it took him a while to get to this house, trying to see and when he did. yeah, it took him a while to mention china. so for instance, he said, that's how these, these nations have a clear vision for a peaceful and prosperity of prosperity. the south china sea about this was being, i'm the mind by an actor. and there were legal, aggressive in girls, the factions of us mentioned and had to define who that x rays at took, took him a while. and it was interesting. however, after the speech of journal is, ask what, what he said, if one of the goals chinese quotes that have been intercepting of filipino fishing vessels, what if the one of those bots are cameron's would kill a filipino if that would cross the red line? and the response was, if a filipino citizen was killed by a will pull act, that is very close

gail etienne can still feel the hate she endured on her first day at an all-white school in louisiana look like if they could get to me, they would kill me. and i didn't know why at cnn. leona tate are members of the new orleans for. >> 70 years ago. the brown versus board of education decision paved the way for black students to integrate schools. we must accept they have today. before they even decided to place us in the clash. but at justice department ceremony tuesday celebrating the decision 70th anniversary. officials say segregation still exists. there's still so much work that we need to do to protect our kids. kristen clarke, the assistant attorney general of the civil rights division, says examples of segregation include an equal access to higher level courses and disciplinary actions against students. we need a level playing field that gets every kid a fair chance. the government accountability office reports more than 18 million students still attend a segregated school today to fight back. clark says the justice department sues schools to reach settlements. we can take pr

i'm frequent during the last year the deputies asia pacific bureau chief gail mathus, tells me about this tougher stance taken by the philippines over a chinese actions in the south china sea. in this speech, it took him a while to get to the south china sea and when he did, yeah, it took him awhile to mention china. so for instance, he said that's all these days. nations have a clear vision for a peaceful and prosperity of prosperity for the south china sea. about this was being on the mind by an actor. and there were legal, aggressive in girls. the factions of he was mentioned and had to define who that x rays at took, took him a while. and it was interesting. however, after the speech of journal is, ask what, what's easier, uh said, if one of those chinese folks that have been intercepting of the penal fishing vessels, what if the one of those spots are cameron's would kill of filipino if that would cross the red line? and the response was, if a filipino citizen was killed by a willful act that is very close to what we define as an extra of war, this kind of mattress. that's right

the owner, gail hart, is a city native and grew up going to the hamilton recreation center. >> also new at 11. a new exhibit is debuting at the sfmoma this saturday on the museum's free community day. the art of noise focuses on the visual artifacts of the city's shared musical experience. there are over 500 concert posters featured on a floor to ceiling display, and music lovers can also check out 100 years of design history for products like headphones and speakers. a museum curator tells us what he hopes attendees get out of that exhibit today. >> it's very easy to take music for granted. sometimes we're able to carry around an infinite amount of music in our pockets, but to be reminded of where we've come from and that arc of evolution, and also within the exhibition to explore some exceptionally high fidelity music playback and some special, rarified opportunities for listening. i think that's very exciting. >> the 840 object art of noise exhibit is going to run at the moma through august 18th. >> two u.s. senators introduced bipartisan legislation today that would honor the first

gail chavez is the executive director of lyric, a local nonprofit providing refuge for lgbtq+ youth. they say forcing students to come out to their parents is dangerous. >> many of these really conservative, outlandish bills and resolutions force them, force them to be unsafe, to have them in a vulnerable place at school. >> aaron friday is with protect kids ca, the organization behind a failed attempt to get a measure onto the november ballot requiring school districts to out transgender students to their parents. she says parents have the right to know if their child is identifying as transgender, and it shouldn't be up to educators. >> what this bill will do is it is permitting adults to make decisions for other people's children. they are keeping these secrets from parents because they fear that parents will harm their children or abandon them. >> meanwhile, parents like nikki koger are taking to the streets of lafayette in support of transgender children. she's the parent of a transgender student and says not all parents are as supportive. >> your parent isn't always the safest