phyllis bennis, your response?hallenge a serious when we are talking about the strategy for these wars. the notion that hillary clinton is saying, that is off the table . i would like to know if she is opposed to the thousands of u.s. troops that are now officially, openly in iraq? the hundreds that are officially openly in syria? she has not said whether she would call them back, whether she would simply not escalate. so her own position here is very unclear. one of the things that trump had said about iraq, which was quite extraordinary, was this notion nation he was against building -- he said what we should have done in iraq was keep control of the oil because that would have come on the one hand, kept the money from the oil out of the hands of isis. and on the other hand, it would mean that we would of course have soldiers on the ground to protect that oil. so he was calling for a permanent deployment of troops, a permanent occupation of iraq. hillary clinton's position is unclear. what would she do in iraq? t

>> phyllis: no. of course not. part of the foundation's mission is to help addicts retool their lives, to break the cycle of bad choices and reckless behavior. who's more equipped to do that than you?

>> phyllis: victor wants to team up with me. >> jack: really? >> phyllis: yep. utterly insane, but true.

>> phyllis: victor wants to team up with me. >> jack: really? >> phyllis: yep. utterly insane, but true.

>> phyllis: no. of course not. part of the foundation's mission is to help addicts retool their lives, to break the cycle of bad choices and reckless behavior. who's more equipped to do that than you? ♪

phyllis known to stop the era in the 1970's. one of the women that i interviewed, the first thing this woman said to me when we sat down for the interview was phyllis was tea party before she was party. and she's actually right if you look at some of the writings and still today. generally speaking while conservative women have been active in politics, they haven't been front and center. that's really what prompted the book. why are so many women out in front of the movement and then i we wanted to know the significance of this for american politics, so many of you are here, you probably follow american politics closely, you heard of the gender gap in american poption. since 1980 roughly women are significantly more likely to vote for democratic candidates. what i wanted to determine was nationally speaking where we are begin to go see a shift in maybe america's women in politics, maybe more moderate, more right-leaning as opposed to left-leaning, that's the two questions that i'm addressing in the book. >> you can watch this an

eagle form founder phyllis phyllis shapley along with ed martin and brett decker take a conservativefor supporting donald trump. two-time pulitzer prize winner historian alan taylor examines the revolutionary war and aftermath in american revolution. expand published in october, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg releases her memoir, my own words. washington post columnist sebastian mala b profiles former federal reserve chairman alan greenspan. coming up in october, let me tell you about jasper, the latest from karina, cohost of fox news, the five. guardian editor at large, gary young reports in gun violence in another day in the death of america. historian hw brands gives an account of the rivalry of the account of president truman and douglas macarthur. been released in november, senator bernie sanders read calls his campaign for the democratic nomination in our revolution. fox news host megyn kelly looks back on her life and career and settle for more. new york times columnist freeman looks at the speed in which the world is changing and thank you for being late. john egge

>> phyllis: victor wants to team up with me. >> jack: really? >> phyllis: yep.

ciani: but according to phyllis. [laughter] here's a quote. out of all the people who lived, the american moment that's women is the most privileged. we have the most rights and rewards, and the fewest duties. [laughter] she still believes that. she is still on the radio, have you heard her lately? page: but when we spoke earlier today, we were talking about the fact that that comes from a distinct place of privilege. it is only because of her privileged place. one of the things we have intimated that have not been clear about -- dr. ciani: one of the things we have intimated, but have not been cleared out, is that the equal rights amendment in 1923, 1964, and 1972, and when it died in 1982, was primarily a movement of white and middle-class women, both on the pro and against sides. it was a movement that was really generated by women who had resources available to them, and resources of time, resources of money, resources also of being connected to other politicians, whether that be local, state, or federal. one of the arguments about losing

>> phyllis: victor wants to team up with me. >> jack: really? >> phyllis: yep.

>> phyllis: no. of course not. part of the foundation's mission is to help addicts retool their lives, to break the cycle of bad choices and reckless behavior. who's more equipped to do that than you?

>> phyllis: of course you're angry, because we went behind your back. and we are sorry for that. but our goal is to look out for you, and to protect your happiness. >> summer: yeah, well, you both failed. >> luca: i doubt victoria cares much, if at all, what happens to you now that she's back with her ex, billy. >> travis: it's fine with me if victoria's back with her ex. we ended things before i left. >> luca: that's a brave face. but i think you do still care.

. >> reporter: that's one reason phyllis did this interview today. phyllis lives in new mexico, she and her family made the seven hour trip, because they don't have the technology. she's a real fighter, it was nice to talk to her today. >> how about that, that she actually is the one that performs mammograms and this is how it's gone. paid attention to the process with her parents. >> more energy she can put towards her cancer fight. >> absolutely, but she really wants to keep her hair. that means so much to her. >> i think a lot of cancer parents will say, it's not only just part of who are you. but there is this awkward thing, people don't know what to say once you've been diagnosed. even though you're not necessarily sick, you might i know we reported about this a few years ago. >> reporter: before, they used to use something called cold caps. very similar to a device that goes over your head. but it's just that. it has to remain on dry ice. it's not hooked up to a big machine. you had husbands of wives, getting breast cancer just make sure those

i was in a coma, and then we see phyllis making her way back to genoa city.rtly after the coma, phyllis has a mission to come to destroy and crash nick and sharon's wedding. i just remember walking down that aisle and then having to fall. >> summer: mom! mom! >> tognoni: i just walked away the next day with the nastiest bruise, but it was wth

we'll have more on libya with phyllis bennis later in a broadcast. in breaking news, syrian activists say gas has been used near the northern syrian city of saraqeb. activists told reuters they suspected the gas was chlorine and that it had affected more than 30 people. the alleged attack took place close to where rebels shot down a russian helicopter earlier monday. syrian government forces have repeatedly been accused of using chemical munitions in the 5-year war against rebels seeking to overthrow syrian president bashar al-assad, including during an attack in damascus in 2013 that killed hundreds. in news from the campaign trail, top republicans and veterans groups are criticizing donald trump after he refused to back down from his comments attacking khizr and ghazala khan, the parents of a muslim u.s. soldier who died in iraq. on monday, arizona senator john mccain, who spent time as a prisoner of war in vietnam, wrote -- "i cannot emphasize enough how deeply i disagree with mr. trump's statement. i hope americans understand that the remarks do

>> phyllis: of course you're angry, because we went behind your back. and we are sorry for that. but our goal is to look out for you, and to protect your happiness. >> summer: yeah, well, you both failed. >> luca: i doubt victoria cares much, if at all, what happens to you now that she's back with her ex, billy. >> travis: it's fine with me if victoria's back with her ex. we ended things before i left. >> luca: that's a brave face.

. >> phyllis: summer, we love you. >> summer: no [stammers] just stop, okay? you said that you supported me and my marriage to luca. was -- [ scoffs ] was all of that a lie? >> victor: we had concerns, okay? >> summer: because you hate luca. >> victor: no. i did a background check on luca, as i would do on any of my employees. >> summer: luca is not just an employee. he is the man that i love. the man that i want to be a part of this family. how could you do this to me? >> phyllis: of course you're angry, because we went behind your back. and we are sorry for that. but our goal is to look out for you, and to protect your happiness. >> summer: yeah, well, you both failed. >> luca: i doubt victoria cares much, if at all, what happens to you now that she's back with her ex, billy. >> travis: it's fine with me if victoria's back with her ex. we ended things before i left. >> luca: that's a brave face.

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>> phyllis: of course you're angry, because we went behind your back. and we are sorry for that. but our goal is to look out for you, and to protect your happiness. >> summer: yeah, well, you both failed. >> luca: i doubt victoria cares much, if at all, what happens to you now that she's back with her ex, billy. >> travis: it's fine with me if victoria's back with her ex. we ended things before i left. >> luca: that's a brave face. but i think you do still care.

i was in a coma, and then we see phyllis making her way back to genoa city. shortly after the coma, phyllis has a mission to come to destroy and crash nick and sharon's wedding. i just remember walking down that aisle and then having to fall. >> summer: mom! mom! >> tognoni: i just walked away the next day with the nastiest

i was in a coma, and then we see phyllis making her way back to genoa city. shortly after the coma, phyllis has a mission to come to destroy and crash nick and sharon's wedding. i just remember walking down that aisle and then having to fall. >> summer: mom! mom! >> tognoni: i just walked away the next day with the nastiest

i was in a coma, and then we see phyllis making her way back to genoa city. after the coma, phyllis has a mission to come to destroy and crash nick and sharon's wedding. i just remember walking down that aisle and then having to fall. >> summer: mom! mom! >> tognoni: i just walked away the next day with the nastiest bruise, but it was worth it.

[bill o'reilly sighs] >> phyllis: summer, we love you. >> summer: no [stammers] just stop, okay? you said that you supported me and my marriage to luca. was -- [ scoffs ] was all of that a lie? >> victor: we had concerns, okay? >> summer: because you hate luca. >> victor: no. i did a background check on luca, as i would do on any of my employees. >> summer: luca is not just an employee. he is the man that i love. the man that i want to be a part of this family. how could you do this to me? >> phyllis: of course you're angry, because we went behind your back. and we are sorry for that. but our goal is to look out for you, and to protect your happiness. >> summer: yeah, well, you both failed. >> luca: i doubt victoria cares much, if at all, what happens to you now that she's back with her ex, billy. >> travis: it's fine with me if victoria's back with her ex. we ended things before i left. >> luca: that's a brave face. but i think you do still care. so, jun

> the reporter: again, mutual of omaha told her they'd already paid of the hospital and the while phyllis is thankful she caught the mistake, she is worried others may not. >> i am afraid that especially in situations where small amounts are due, senior citizens will be inclined to write a check when the service provider has already been paid. >> the reporter: you've got to be your own advocate. if you have find that too difficult, hire one. you can look for a patient the bill line by line, around they will save you a fortune. they get a portion of what they save you, but let me tell you, it's worth it. i'm clark howard. >> kevin: into the 80's today, a few towns flirting with 90 degrees. look at chatham, 89 degrees. don't talk much about you, but you're there. 89. 83 fetch burg. new bedford, 88. but with less humidity as day progressed and this evening is pleasant out there. down to 81 in boston. 81 in hyannis and 83 in plymouth. a few clouds floating by, but it's just a pretty evening, isn't it? those clouds have no rain with them. the rain is back here. it's in the great lakes and it's

. >> phyllis: thank you. i will take a look at this before the board meeting.

timoney led the phyllis force 199 -- police force from 1998 to 2001. current commissioner richard ross said timoney left a lasting impact on the department. he put us on the map in large part to accountability. he was high school recognized and -- highly recognized. >> reporter: philadelphia police posted this tribute on the twitter feed we mourn the passing of john f.timoney who proudly led our department from 19980 to 2001. >>> police are looking for the gunman who shot a woman's crowning son. >> a driver gets out of the way just as a section of roadway collapses. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body.

phyllis francis and natasha hastings are also headed to the semis. american kendall williams pushed toward the medal podium, standing in fourth place right now. she came in eighth in the long jump early saturday with two more events to go. heather miller-koch is in third place. three american women's also qualified for the final in the steeplechase. the u.s. of women defended their lipid title and rowing. this is the third consecutive single -- the silver medal. in water polo, the u.s. team beat hungary and in the diving final, the u.s. has two women in action. abigail johnson is hoping for a shot at another metal. she scored a silver in london. kathy cook is also trying to move on. jim ryan, abc news, rio de janeiro. diane: tornado. you can see the vortex of flames. it happened just outside portland. we've seen this before, experts say wildfires can sometimes create their own winds, causing a fire-tornado. firefighters were able to put out the flames without any injuries. reid: no firenadoes in our neck of the wood, but the heat, aj -- a.j.: we are

starting to emerge aboubo ly officer inlvot mi' d the nigh th followe that one we're talking about wac phyllis and. earlier attacked the father ofd the suspect, so they'll smith and the press conference thisc afternoon,t police a body camera footage from the officer shows smith had a gun when he shot. the question now is the nvidia will be made public. >> overco the last 24 hours this community has been near collapse. >> that expense began to stop a chase. an officer shoots and kills so they'll smith. sunday police say a still from him holding a gun and they had 23 rounds of it. investigators will decide when to release thet video or at let a still love it. >> i would like to see the video released as soon aso possible. the officer has not even been interviewed yet, thehe -- you have to see. this happened last night. i don't visit to be in the country that is released camera of an officer involved shooting within 2436 hours.r >> at chevron.s the epicenter saturday night service, many volunteersl gather to cleane the dupree that is left. among those, scott'sh father, patrick, thesis he blames h

in the woman's 400 meters and time was good enough to move on along with two other teammates and phyllisis and hastings heading in too and williams made a push to the metal podium standing in fourth place now and 8th in the long jump with two more events to go and heather miller is in 12 and barbar is back in 22. three american women qualified for the final in the steeplechase and colburg for the hunt for a metal and women's eight defended the olympic title and ladies rose to the gold and third consecutive win for the u.s. in the event and team not beaten in a world or competition in 11 years. in women's singles skulls american stone took the silver metal, water polo u.s. women beat hungry to go to quarter finals and diving pool the u.s. has two women in action on the three meter string board semi final and john'ston has a shot at another metal and scored a silver in london and teammate cassidy cook is also trying to move on, jim ryan rio. >>> we are celebrating the life of captain noah and invite you to join us and join us 10:00 of action news to a special trip to captain noah for child

phyllis francis and natasha hastings also headed to the semis. the women's heptathlon beginning day two of competition? american kendall williams making a push toward the medal podium? standing in fourth place right now. more events to go. teammate heather miller-koch is in 12th place and barbara nwaba is back in 22nd place. three american women also qualified for the final in the steeplechase? emma coburn is in the hunt for a medal. in rowing - the u-s women's eight defending their olympic title. the ladies rowed to the gold medal - this is the third consecutive win for the u-s in this event? the team has not been beaten in world or olympic competition in eleven years. in women's single skulls - american gevvie stone took the silver medal. women's team beat hungary to advance to the quarterfinals. and over in the diving pool - the u- s has two women in action on the three meter springboard semifinal? abigail johnston is hoping to advance for a shot at another medal - she scored a silver in london. teammate kassidy cook is also trying move on. ji

for the 63rd time, in all competitions, bradley wright phyllis on the receiving end to draw the red bulls level. appreciate every minute this guy plays. 2-2, the final. >>> in golf the year's fourth and final major pga championship from a soggy baltusrol golf club in new jersey. jimmy walker, played 36 holes today because of rain yesterday, had a one-shot lead on the par 410th and holes it out from the greenside bunker. that gets him to 12 under par. opens up a two-shot lead. walker stretched the lead to three strokes over jason day with this birdie putt h 17. barely caught the lip and dropped in. and day's reaction, walking up 18 said it all. still the defending champion had a chance. and on the 72nd hole, here is day, burying the eagle putt to close within a shot. keeps the pressure on walker. but the 37-year-old texan didn't buckle. and with this par putt on 18, walker captures his first career major. he becomes the fifth straight lots of baseball to discuss. yankees and mets. yankees active at the trade deadline. subway series starts tomorrow. oh, by the way. >> oh, by the way. >> alw

for the 63rd time, in all competitions, bradley wright phyllis on the receiving end to draw the red bulls level.

. >> phyllis: thank you. i will take a look at this before the board meeting. >> jack: you busy?

religion professor phyllis agono is the only american on the commission and says she's been waiting for this moment for years. >> the church would be making a great statement about the dignity and place of women in the world. >>reporter: known for his progressive stances, pope francis' decision to look into the possibility of women deacons differs from the views of his predecessors. he first entertained the idea last may after meeting with a group of women from various religious orders. the idea for the commission not the pope himself. he agreed to the study, but the vatican says not to expect change anytime soon. deacons are ordained ministers who can preach as well as preside over weddings and funerals, but they cannot celebrate mass. his storians say the idea of women in this role is not new to the catholic faith. >> there are several popes in the middle ages who wrote to bishops giving them the authority to ordain women as deacons. >>reporter: so there is a >> there's great precedent. >>reporter: agono says the idea can transform not only how women are seen in the church, but in soc

. >> phyllis: thank you. i will take a look at this before the board meeting. >> jack: you busy?

. >> reporter: that was council woman phyllis cleveland impressive. at first blush, at least. from 2009-2015, 885 contracts generated 730 million dollars of revenue in the public sector. 23% of the work done by clevelanders. numbers for the private sector appear even bigger. we will check back further and have answers for you at 5:00. >> brian: all right, orlo. thank you. >>> president obama boarded marine one a couple of hours ago heading to baton rouge, louisiana. the president will get a devastation that has been left there by the flooding. president obama should arrive in louisiana at any moment as don champion reports, he plans to tour a neighborhood that was hit hard by the deadly floods. >> president obama boarded marine one this morning before flying to baton rouge, louisiana. widespread flooding is blamed for at least 13 deaths. clearing debris will take months. recovery will >> we want to come back home and we can't. >> the flooding damaged or destroyed 60,000 homes and more than 106,000 people have registered for emergency federal aid. >> we don't know what we will

religion professor phyllis, the only american on the commission, and says she's been waiting for this moment for years. >> the church would be making a great statement about the dignity and place of women in the world. >> known for his progressive stances, pope francis' decision to look into the possibility of women deacons differs from the views of his predecessors. he first entertained the idea last may, after meeting with a group of women from various religious orders. >> the idea for the commission originally came from the nuns, not the pope himself. he agreed to the study but the vatican says not to expect change any time soon. >> deacons are ordained ministers, who can preach as well as pro side over weddings and funerals, but they cannot celebrate mass. women in this role not new to the catholic faith. >> there are several popes in the middle ages who wrote to the shift giving them authority to administer women as deacons. >> so there is a precedence for this? >> great precedence for including women. >> says the idea can transform not only how women are seen in the church but i

phyllis francis and natasha hastings also headed to the semis. the women's heptathlon beginning day two of competition, american kendall williams making a push toward the medal podium, standing in fourth place right now. she came in eighth in the long jump early saturday with two more events to go. teammate heather miller-koch is in 12th place. and barbara nwaba is back 22nd place. three american women also qualified for the final in the steeplechase. emma coburn is in the hunt for a medal. in rowing, the u.s. women's eight defending their olympic title. the ladies rowed to the gold medal. this is the third consecutive win for the u.s. in this event. the team has not been beaten in world or olympic competition in 11 years. in women's single skulls, american gevvie stone took the silver medal. in water polo, the u.s. women's team beat hungary to advance to the quarterfinals. and over in the diving pool, the u.s. has two women in action on advance for a shot at another medal. she scored a silver in london. teammate kassidy cook is also trying move

long, jimmy rollins got in his return trip to philadelphia last year, tonight, we'll finds out how phyllis about chase utley as he is sure get a friendly welcome home from the crowd, his dodgers are in town to begin a three game set. you know him as the man. as harry kalas so eloquently put it. the 37 year old sent to la almost one year ago, as the phillies continued their roster overhaul. utley spent part of 13 season with the phils making six all-star appearances, and he is hitting 252 with eight homeruns this season. >> several reports say 4nfl linebackers will be suspended if they will not let the league interview them over alleged links to performance enhancing drugs, clay matthews, juice july peppers from the packers, steelers james harrison, free agent mike kneel, all named in a letter sent to the nfl players association, and obtained by the associated press. they have until the 25th to cooperate with the league or face immediate punishment. of course, that bridges us to eagles offensive lineman, lane johnson. he face as ten game suspension for failing a ped test. yesterday at pract

while phyllis was thankful she caught the mistakes. she worries others may not. >> i am afraid, especially in situations where small amounts are due, senior citizens will be when the service provider has already been paid. >> reporter: you've got to be your own advocate. if you find that too difficult. hire one. you can look for a patient advocate who handles medical billing for you, goes through the bills line by line and they will save you a fortune. they get a portion of what they save you, but let me tell you, it's worth it. i'm clark howard. >> jason: a a class action suit this weekend. cony island branch refusing pay from five former employees. also accused. not paying the employees overtime and pocketing tips. dorchester natives donnie and mark wahlberg started the chain. but the brothers not named in the lawsuit. the connie island is not owned by the main company. >> . morning. plenty to get here in the storm tracker weather center. start out with the satellite picture. nice and quiet. clouds formed 495 west grayer sky. rewind

it is probably safe to say beyond phyllis he buys the most famous african-american in all of americaecause you'd did not find the george washington during the revolutionary war without washington in crossing the delaware and has surrendered his sword and to make sure that washington had whenever navy did whether a horse or telescope and ended if there is one story that is interesting in the book where a group of suborders and northerners got into an argument over in the kiev. billy and washington hereabout the argument that is about to break out. washington grabs his horse and galloped into the middle of the argument to break it up but bright behind tennis billie on his horse. even with all of these major battles washington is out there of a horse and billy is next to him. if something happened then believe would have to campaign of all along the best he could. but billy lee was there it was his job to take off his clothes, the whig, foods, his bible, and basically he is number two to make their everything around him washington did not have to feed about it. >> may find people in his

phyllis green, the park's superintendent is proud that many who come here once, yearn to return.e of the place you came as a child? >> yeah, used to make a family trip down here. take a chance to go up into the lighthouse. and look out over the surrounding area. >> reporter: growing up, suzanae ausmus spent summers here. her dad was a ranger. later returned and met her husband mike also a ranger. do i understand that your first date he didn't take you to see a movie took you to see a moose. >> yep, followed him down the trail. there was this cow moose. she had her ears back, she was mad. mike looked at me, suzanna, you got to run. now, they're raising their 4-year-old son jasper here. >> we are disconnected from the rest of societien a lot of ways. it is one of the places that people just get in their blood. and they feel a deep connection to this place. you just adjust your straps. >> they feel this connection they're preparing to return to isle royale, this time with the kids. last summer they visited one of the big name national parks. so last year, you want to the rocky mount

for some the decision was >> phyllis biobeer and pop in popcorn but they do not tell us about the game being canceled. >> i just wish they would have let us know earlier, theyey wou have had to have known. >> adding insult to injury, those flying home on delta found a computer glitch delaying the flights home.. >> cinelli probably will get back to wisconsin tomorrow. it is unbelieva the past 24 hours beautiful game and canceledau that did not hap in 15 years and don't know the last time delta had a problem like this with the computers.d >> the nfl hall of fame says th problem on the field is investigated in the meantime refund policy has been announce for those people expected to attend the game with details at browns fan announcing that robert griffin iii is theat new quarterback of the rounds as? >> audi is from browns training camp of the reaction. practices wrapping up after a busy day, browns announci iii as the starting quarterback announcing that he earned the topn spot is the 25th quarterback since 1999 pigging-out josh mccown, austin davis and cody kessler the second overall d

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of yeah, done i see the power points up here but not up there and that's basically our goal with phyllis green with our approval will we would like to host you know live music with irish guitar players just bring back the tradition to this icon that is lost it's lust over the years. >> thank you, mr. low. >> i have a couple of questions you said you have smaller speakers do you know what kind and yamaha and 5 with surrounded sound not blast. >> do you have a stage. >> i don't have a stage. >> where is your bands playing on the floor. >> so before some guy or some musician was sitting next to a column in the building and put a chair there. >> what do you have. >> we basically have the same if you remember maybe a corner to situate himself and play. >> you have a single musician. >> most of the time. >> you're not going to use the drum. >> no, i think that any edification will be small. >> you put quiet rock on your roof that's very good what is underneath the rock. >> a layer of tar and sheets of roofing material we've another nor stuff up there. >> do you feel the quiet rock. >> explicit

rescuers are working around the clock phyllis says: "we're anticipating that this particular response will be as large or maybe larger than hurricane katrina. so, we're coming from everywhere and as quickly as we can to help and that's the message we want to send to people in louisiana... that we care about you from all over the country. we're on our way." no word how long the local volunteers will be in louisiana. check this out - a wildfire east of los angeles has burned at least a dozen buildings. just look at this sky. the 15,000-acre blaze has prompted evacuation orders for about 34,000 homes and 82,000 people. the fire has closed interstate 15, the main route between los angeles and las vegas, leaving people stranded for hours. a big milestone for health care in the new berlin area... a new emergency department is open. fox6s deandra corinthios shows you what it means for the community. "there was just a sharp pain" darren cramer hurt his n soccer practice "it just swelled up a lot i can't really move it too much i have like no flexibility" "he's limping so i figured it was time