not for lillian and her courageous -- if not for lillian the might have -- we might have a different relation of our nation's history. -- collection of our nation's history. wendy observed what is remarkable and undeniable about lillian hellman is that she wrote major plays and most women's voices were silenced. she played an amazing part in american history and was meticulous in maintaining a political conscience. as late re-examined the legacy of lillian hellman, we must do so with a lens that acknowledges the fractured world in which she lived. we had to confront how much of the personality for which she was ashamed was a result of living in an era where women were expected to be quiet and differential. we must understand that the pursuit of the life she wanted was an affront to how society would have her behave. if her quest to write her story, to mythologized her experience was born by her knowing that the contributions of women often are overlooked as history gets written. she played with the truth still vexes the record, the whole of her narrative compels a challenge to the na

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>> lillian liao: at least half. >> pelley: this is ryland's e.r. x-ray. >> liao: you see the two bullet fragments that are in him. >> pelley: the x-ray shows you the solid fragments of the shrapnel and the bullets, but it doesn't tell you much about the damage to the soft tissue. >> liao: no, and it doesn't tell you what's on the inside. i mean, a bomb went off on the inside, and our job is to go in there and clean it up. >> pelley: a bomb went off on the inside because of the shockwave from these high- velocity rounds. >> liao: correct. >> pelley: ryland endured 24 surgeries to repair his arm, leg, pelvis, intestines, kidney, bladder and hip. >> liao: at some point, it's like putting humpty dumpty back together again. >> pelley: what do you mean? >> liao: well, his organs are now in different pieces, and you have to reconstruct them. the arm was missing soft tissue, skin, muscle, and part of the nerves were damaged. the bowel has to be put back together. some of the areas of injury has to heal itself, so you can see that he can walk around like a

lillian grace baker. [cheers and applause] ryan john chapman.uel john apparo the third. avery selman jr.. nicholas eric riley. robert edward schrader the fourth. corwin wesley sykes. alexander tate leland. andrew benjamin walsh. madeleine isabella prince. christian when daniels. jacqueline know well mcnall a. zachary dale nygard. abigail louise mccormick. harrison davis fully. ricardo vincent carrasco. lillian. joseph matthew tractor. preston william rogue. patrick james bishop. micah oh. elizabeth kate. kate lynn. paul xavier kelly. dallas allen ellison. margaret gray zimmerman. evelyn blair verett. michael thomas brenton. daniel patrick midgett. michael joseph schnabel. logan robert mcguire. alexander carol richmond. nathan bear and her some. alexander scott douglas the third. jeremy alexander gerstein. jacqueline charles harrison. nicholas paul. haley elizabeth mcewen. cooper are uzi. jerry joseph cox. zabella faith penguin. jack patrick kinnear. matthew grabe vote champ. donald michael corriere. matthewer christopher peszek. joshua michael g

lillian usadi. joseph matthew trektor. preston williams rhodes. patrick james bishop. micha oh.garet zimmerman. evelyn blare barretts. michael thomas brinton. daniel patrick midget. michael joseph snoble. lgan robert mcguire. alexander carroll richmond. nathan durant hersome. alexander scott douglas iii. jeremy alexander gherstein. declan charles hairston. nicholas paul gibblebecker. haley elizabeth mckuhn. anthony su. cooper r guzy. jared joseph cox. isabella faith penquist. jack patrick kinnear. matthew beauchamp. donald michael corier. matthew christopher peschic. joshua michael dye. eric scott wilson. paul martin malatesta. harry fulton iv. jonathan taylor lackey. anthony eugene calvelli. melinda elizabeth leal. william webb donahoe iv. matthew anthony kittleson. anna katherine duval. spencer crispel. anthony michael perry. christina mary. matthew edward ellyse. lucas mark johnson. katherine grace long. michael tyler zimmerman. matthew gruninger. andrew tan. crawford michaelaugustus smith. nicole katherine victory. matthew blake jones. evan joseph morris. samantha elizabeth

. >> i called up lillian, i said, honey, are you willing to go back to where we were?the true test of a rich man, is giving up all his wealth, and see how much is worth. >> he will see how much dick gregory is worth in the beautiful and moving documentary the one and only dick gregory which will premiere on showtime appropriately on the 4th of july. joining us now, the director of the one and only dick gregory. andre, i want to say thank you. this is a necessary film, and i really want to thank you for all of our kids who are too young to have seen dick gregory's work and too young to have known his work. it must have been a joy and also filled with tragedy and agony putting this film together, because it covers so much ground from the great comedy stuff to the assassination, and so much more. >> i mean it was incredibly challenging. i want to say thank you to you, you've been an incredible supporter of the project for quite some time, and it was a joy to see how many people disagree inspired. it was a challenging story. again, this was a guy who was part of every majo

speaking out against them, critical race theory has gone viral. proceeding to lillian views plus on twitter. it comes and made an on going debate in the us about the rule of the art, see in education, politics. how we treat people with based on who they are and what their money i just after 9 at night here in the russian capital, great of your company. my name's union o'neill, our top story. and manual micron got a nasty shock today during a visit to this side of france, where he's trying to drum up support for his pre election campaign. he walked up to a barrier to grief locals. this is what happened next. the group well, 2 men were being arrested following that assault on president macro. and it's the 1st time that you've been physically assaulted since becoming president, that happens in the south of france, city of valencia. and as you saw in that video, present mike on exits the hotel school where he's been taking a visit. he walked towards a crowd of people who are all behind the battle barrier. then present. michael puts his hand on a man's on the man and grabs back president michael

so here we showed the chart of this scam, coin that mark cuban, multi lillian, our sophisticated investor owner of businesses had invested them and they had the rug pulled from that predict. i want to look at another story to max and i have obviously been covering on kaiser for for years, and that's the coming rub pull of the us dollar. and here's the 30 year treasury yields, after the fed chairman pow spoke 1st, who is suggesting that there's inflation and blah, blah, blah when they on bloomberg and cnbc in the financial press say, you know, the problem with big coin is to volatile. this is like representing this is the underlying collateral of quadrillion in, in the economic activity, derivatives, financial products, all of that is representing that. and that's like a run poll looking like a rug pull sort of move. this is another scam. so as we pointed out, it's a good graphic representation of a dramatic part of the scam. the rug poll when the those who are shorting bonds get absolutely decimated the widow maker called. and we've had people on the show for years saying all the bond mar

at least two other times that this happened on the west coast in 1959 and los angeles historians lillian federman and stuart timmons. tell us that drag queens and street hustlers who out at cooper's donuts, and we're frequently harassed by the los angeles police department fought back after the police arrested three people pelting them with the donuts and coffee cups. and susan striker tells us that in august of 1966. at san francisco's compton's cafeteria the when the management called the san francisco police to crack down on what they perceived to be sort of raucously behaving transgender individuals in the cafeteria that the transgender individuals fought back when the police are arrived to arrest them as well. and yet even before those events, we had other protests street protests against discrimination against lesbians and gay men. we've talked before about the origins of what historian david johnson is categorized as the lavender's scare the purge of gay men and lesbians from the federal government's workforce in the 1950s and 60s and in washington a group of gay and lesbian activ

would mean to his growing family, and so he turned as he always did in moments of doubt to his wife, lillian, honey, are you willing to eat in a tent, go back to where we were, for right? and she said yes. she told me so many other times that the true test of a rich man is giving up all his wealth, and see how much he's worth. >> you will see ow much dick gregory is worth in the beautiful and moving documentary "the one and only dick gregory" which will premiere on showtime appropriately on the 4th of july. joining us is andre gaines, the director of "the one and only dick gregory." andre, i just want to say, thank you. this is a film and i'm -- i want to thank you for all of the kids who were too young to have seen dick gregory's work and to have known his work and must have been a joy and filled with tragedy and agony putting this film together because it covers so much ground from this great comedy stuff to the assassination of medgar evers and so much more. >> yeah. it was incredibly challenging. i think i first of all want to say thank you to you. you have been an incredible supporter o

and then he transfers and supposed to have fallen in love with a woman in europe who remind hmm of lillian, his lost love. but i think in the same way that we might think of the -- marsh the value of, saying, like, the contemporary musical or rap culture which has dramatic holes in his representation of men and women that continue to have salience and currency for the contemporary generation, that we could sort of take that approach that we have things that are going to give us reasons, moments for celebration but then we also have some where we absolutely have to hone our critical skills and we have to think, is this the sort of world that we want to live? is this the desirable world that makes sense today and to use that criticism as we bring in different -- maybe even sections of text because we are unable to even deal with long texts at this point. ... >> do you envision a time when black writers to organizing collective units for political engagement like a polish and russian writers of the 20th century quick. >> cement people have been trying to do that for a long time. and always tr

. >>> the site on lillian court got a $3.3 million renovation, located in one of the lower income areaslan on taking golden gate bridge, things are looking okay through here. not the case at the richmond san rafael bridge. we have a few brake lights as you approach the toll plaza. it's the usual stuff, no special accidents or incidents but give your several a few extra minutes. south bound 101 near lucas valley road, we have brake lights as you head to marin due to a crash. >>> temperatures ten degrees below where they were yesterday. upper 70s for inland spots. it's the wind advisory that steals the headlines, anywhere near the water, specifically the coastline. the city, and not ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it doesn't take a superhero to help save the planet. small decisions make a world of difference. ikea. when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san francisco. we built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest

in an hour, university of mary washington professor reg stole -- greg stole shares lillian hellman. 1972 film trip to north vietnam by piece act -- peace activists critical of the nixon ministration. david: -- >> we are honored to be joined by two extraordinary leaders. they value the importance of the constitution for we the people of the united states and for countries across the globe. it is my distinct pleasure to introduce today's program

bla's report and i would like to specifically thank the mayor's budget director, ashley, as well as lillian who is our budget analyst in the mayor's office and then of course emily and dan from the budget and legislative analyst side. and budget and finance team led by our amazing cfo. >> supervisor haney: thank you. >> thank you chair haney. recommendations for the department of children, youth and their families is on page 67 of the report. recommended reductions total 212,500 in years 21-22 and would allow 28.5 million or 10% of the department's budget. we don't have recommendations for year two of the budget and we have agreement with the department and are available for questions you may have. >> supervisor haney: thank you. colleagues, any questions or comments? thank you so much director. we will intend to accept this budget with the bla recommendations and appreciate your work and leadership and we told you you walked on water last time. we're not going to try to have your head get that big again. we're just going to say thank you today and we appreciate you and your team and your w