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>> phyllis: yes.ook, whether he did it or didn't do it, everyone around him is paying the price, and it's all coming to a head today. >> leslie: now, cane, can you

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and david met the love of his phyllis also a marine on double he knew she was until ten years ago whenhyllis receiving an alzheimer'sisithout his soulmate, david sold his has felt the call to action ever since to anr even in loving memory o ad for. >> ♪ n their time of need,ur countrye calling keeps him moving and theirng and keeps remindede service together. >> what a>> oh, my gosh. >> i get emotional with these things. >> i know. is, through his loss what came of it is now he spends the rest of his life at oh, my gosh. you are just my little heart. >> doesn't matter how we get there to the point of humility and kindsness it just matters we find our way there. thank you for your continue cond service mr. barber. >>> well if you've got any ideas please send them my way on twitter meisha cbs3 or facebook meisha p p johnson. stay right where you are. jim, getting a kleenex. >> call it the >>> welcome back. new baby learns to play with toy. >> but this is no regular baby. he's a black rhino named mojo he doesn't even have a horn yet. he's just practicing charging into this plastic stool.

. >> phyllis: well, hello to you, too. >> jordan: sit. >> lily: i can't. i'm freaking out. >>da

. >> phyllis: it is a horrible situation, and i understand that you really care about

and a friend of hers neem genet so this is where my life changed in a dramatic way so phyllis was a cousin from north carolina her friend was a person who had a message for me and i did not know her i just met her she said something will happen to you no one will know why this happened you'll be healed and he will fly in space to share this story with the world. i say okay. thinks for the information. [laughter] we had just come back from russia so i was cooking and doing the laundry so 99 percent of the time to support other people and other nations so this piece that we do to help others get ready that was 2000 they launched the help of communications and now it was time for me to train. said the extra of vehicle trading the was trained to do a space walk. in this suit there is a little pad that is about that big and velcro into a the helmet to pressure to clear your years genet said something will happen nobody will know why so this flashed before my face so now i'm going down in the 6 million-gallon pool and the pad is not in my helmet so i do have to press your nose to clear yo

. >> phyllis believes her husband wants more children. he won't know that she's using contraception. >> i want to make sure that the children i have get a proper eductaion. >> nine children isn't even that many, she explains. some of her neighbours have ten, eleven, twelve. pauline visits the local school. it's crowded, considering waseges is such a small place. but most families round here have about ten children. in rural kenya, sex education classes are very basic. for as long as they go to school, says pauline, the girls have to keep their legs crossed to men. she's also broughrt along some reusable cloth sanitary pads. usually, when a young girl gets her period, she doesn't go to school. they don't have any sanitary pads or tampons so they stay at home until their period's finished. pauline hopes that by giving them these cloth sanitary pads she'll stop them missing school. unfortunately, she only has enough for half the class. meanwhile, doctor ruto is seeing patient after patient. this elderly woman has a number of complaints. it w

. >> phyllis: well, hello to you, too. >> jordan: sit. >> lily: i can't.'m freaking out. >> jordan: the doctors that

. >> phyllis: it is a horrible situation, and i understand that you really care about

here we are at elstow green, bedfordshire, where phyllis izzard drives to her throne to be crowned mayold english pastime of the countryside. coronation. the may queen of 1935 is crowned by her predecessor from 193a. cheering. hip hip! hooray! hello and welcome to sportsday with me damian johnson. ahead on the programme: the british and irish lions are told they need to man up to beat the all blacks in the second test and keep the series alive. andy murray insists he's fit to defend his wimbledon title next week despite limping through his practice session today. and live cricket returns to bbc television for the first time in two decades as the sport seeks to connect with a younger audience. the british and irish lions players have been told to man up for the must—win second test against new zealand tomorrow.

[laughter] announcer: phyllis diller, mickey rooney, tim conway. >> there you are. >> ahh, there youre. >> things are working out real well. [laughter] >> bring your own tuxedo, huh? [laughter] [applause] announcer: but the heart and soul of the show was red, working his own special brand of magic. >> i will show you some dancing. here, here is the billy graham. the billy graham. >> you are dancing on your heels. >> that is to save souls. >> don't get me laughing. you will never get out of here. >> now there are different types of sneezes. i would like to show you some of those. no first you -- [laughter] first, you have the society sneeze. [laughter] >> then you have the nose holder, these guys. [laughter] >> then you have the truck driver's delight. wait, i better -- truck driver's delight. here. [laughter] >> this routine gets a little sloppy. [laughter] >> come on, i want to hear one bird call. >> all right one bird call. , >> wait, wait, wait. what kind of bird is that? >> will that is not a bird, that is i just saw reflection in the lens and i just love me. [laughter] announcer

bala and phyllis, i hope you like the categories in the first round. here they come. look. hmm. all right. s-i-n in quotation marks. we want you to... and finally... the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame, the great legacy of the game that sprang from the mind of a canadian phys ed teacher. chantelle, you go first. original "sin," $200, please alex. chantelle. what is singular? good. "sin," $400. [ beep ] that would be sinister. chantelle.

it was like seeing phyllis diller in her present condition. topic number five.est kenny rogers' soul. no trip back to the ninth would be complete without the hanson brothers. you remember hanson, right? they sang umbop which is the most streamed song of all times at guantanamo bay. stop playing that damn song. yesterday hanson told a tulsa radio station that justin bieber's music is like chlamydia for the ear. if anybody knows a thing or two about chlamydia, it's the members of a boy band. if you are getting chlamydia in your ear you are doing it all wrong. bieber is so upset about the comment that's he's vowing never to eat at the waffle house where the hansons work. coming up, johnny depp says despite his terrible finances. there is one thing he will never give up ever. is it hot broads. is it acting? i'll tell if you my final thoughts. the night cap is coming up. this lovely lady has a typical airline credit card. so she only earns double miles on purchases she makes from that airline. what'd you earn double miles on, please? ugh. that's unfortunate. there's

phyllis facility has been light, but there are companies making moves.e are seeing a bounce back from days of declines, and the gains have been extending and building through the session with the s&p and nasdaq now up a half of 1% and the dow 0.4%. we have seen the extension of gains as the session has progressed, materials and health care companies leading those. as we have seen gains in stocks him up low volatility is persisting. here is a chart that is still in effect since the month of may. likewise if you look at the average volatility annually year by year, we are halfway there, but it is the lowest we have ever seen. you look at this chart that shows the fix and the yellow line -- the vix and the yellow line are the averages. as for individual companies on the move, we have ppg, akzonobel really spurned text -- takeover offers spurs -- offers. of a privatelyr owned german company for $5 billion to get into other types of equipment, not farm equipment but construction and road construction. bloomberg news reporting th linda approved, linda's superv

del martin from san francisco who started daughters of the elitist phyllis line, i didn't interview with them in 1987. interviewed barbara gibbings who is no longer alive and was able to use that. but i interviewed more than 150 new people just for this book. >> this whole issue with transgender issues exploded. before kaitlyn jenner, is there a person you can thank that to? >> probably a woman, someone who had been born a man and became a woman in the 1950s, christine j jorgenson. she was the first famous case of a transsexual but that term wasn't used then. i came out in 1956 and i knew many men who were very feminine and woman who were masculine and we all called ourselves gay. the men were queens and called themselves queen and the masculine women were butches and called themselves butches. but i think we have refined these concepts more and more as the years have gone by. the term transgender wasn't coined until the 1990s. but certainly people felt that way long before the term was coined. i think that some people who were considered homosexual or gay in earlier eras always felt the

along comes phyllis wheatly and you get what happened is her greek ant not whatnot we met. there's always an excuse because the bottom line is science is a hand maiden for bigotry when power re-enforces a narrow conception of who we are. science alone will never win the day. science and concert with morality. so you can be a climate change denier and have power to reinforce your bigotry but we need more than science to prevail. we need morally motivated human beings to trump that ignorance in the most fundamental way. [applause] >> host: the book is "tear wes cannot stop: a sermon to white america." it's been a pressure. >> guest: thank you so much. greet hang -- great to hang out with you. give it up for miss white. [applause] >> thank you all for coming here today. michael eric dyson will be signing booked outside the auditorium. >> mam wraps up the talk by michael eric dyson. this is live coverage of the printers row litfest in chicago on book tv. we'll continue our coverage, m mark bowden is the next author you're hear from. his most recent book is, a turning point of t

. >> phyllis gold says she wants to educate the public about the role women played during world war iied at the shipyards in richmond during the war. she says she saw a job opening for a welder and apply. she was initially turned it down . she tried four times before she was hired. >> that were could have been one -- that war could have been one the way it was without women . every man that was drafted, his job was filled in by a woman regardless of what the job was. >> mrs. gold will head to a reunion of rosie's this weekend in kansas city. the twilight wish foundation granted her wish to attend. >>> a day after coming off the disabled list jesse hahn was back on the field last night. he had been out for three weeks with a strained tricep brick he did not allow the blue jays to score for six innings. the game featured some good defense. in a second just on also hits one up the middle. the a's were up two months one in the bottom of the sixth. they would when their final, 4 - 1. >>> a long season for the san francisco giants. it was park in the park night in milwaukee. not the night th

. >> phyllis says she wants to educate the public about the role women played during world war ii.x resident worked at the shipyards in richmond during the war. she says she saw job openings for welders and applied. she was initially turned it down. she tried four times before she was finally hired. >> that war couldn't have been one the way it was without the women. every man that was drafted, his job was filled in by a woman regardless of what the job was. >> now she will be headed to a reunion of rosie's this weekend in kansas city thanks to the help of a national nonprofit . the twilight wish foundation granted her wish to attend. >>> the countdown is on to the 2017 outside lands music festival at san francisco's golden gate park. >> ♪ [music] ♪ >> some of the big bands slated to take the stage include lord, metallica and who . the single day tickets go on sale tomorrow morning at 10 am. this year's festival runs from august 11 festival runs from august 11-13. we have posted a full list of all the acts set to take the stage along with ticket information on our homepage informat

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of questions on the fed's or model, the way they look at the economy and set interest rates, the phylliserr we have heard so much about. if you take a look at the phillips curve, it is extremely flat right now, which means there is no relationship. joe: this is obviously quite obligated. walk us through what we are seeing, what dot plots are, the red lines. this plus them, a quarterly basis for the last 17 years. on a rate is on the x axis. changes in the core inflation rate are on the y axis. there is no relationship between the two variables. the red light on the left is what the fed thinks is probably going to happen. that is why they are raising rates now even though inflation has been so disappointing. this is basically what policy looks like right now. the question is, and this is why some people like charlie evans are looking at this amazon stuff and asking, is our model broken? heart of their larger forces in the economy potentially going on at work here that really explain inflation dynamics more than this relationship that seems to not exist anymore? scarlet: let's just tell yo

the other is the historic phyllis wheat lee ymcaly in ward six.t 30 percent of the area median income to qualify. >>> former president george w. bush will be in town today speaking at the standup summit focused on more help for the former president and his wife laura will both deliver remarks. the event will also feature research that outlines the three keys to a successful veteran transition health, well being education and employment. wisdom. >> annie thank you very much. time for the morning line. it was a big night for the nba and an even bigger night for our local talent. the dream coming true for dematha high school graduate markelle fultz. taken number one overall by the philadelphia 76ers. take a look at how his family and friends res reacted to the news. >> 2017 nba draft the philadelphia sixers select markel fultz. [cheers and applause] >> fultz has set some lofty goals for himself. he not only wants to be rookie of the year he also wants to be the league m.v.p. as a rookie. fultz wasn't even voted as the top basketball player in this ar

phyllis roberts was elected last month at the age of 93 after three decades out of politics.d the mining valleys. that's why nearly all mining valleys are loyal to the labour party. maybe it's creeping in a little bit now, i wouldn't say there's 100% loyalty no like there used to be years ago. things do alter, things do change. phyllis was a strong supporter of tony blair and wasn't convinced byjeremy corbyn when he became labour leader, but says this election campaign has brought her round. i was hoping in the beginning that he'd have enough gumption to resign before it got too close to the election. so you wanted him to resign? yes, in the beginning, i did. but now when i hear his speeches now, i'm more than happy with him. perhaps he didn't have all the confidence to put it over, but he has now. in the very south of the constituency is cwmbran, built in 1949, as part of the post—war new towns projects. it's now a bustling place full of chain stores and half—term shoppers. we've got the containers here. we've had to put an extra office there... on one of the industrial esta

host it's let's hear from phyllis in brooklyn, new york. hi, phyllis. >> caller: i have a question about health care, specifically the members of congress, how much is their deductible and copay, do their plans cover abortion and birth control, how old are their children on health plans, who funds their health plan? >> guest: that's a great question. i actually don't know the answer to that. i do know that members of congress do enjoy a federal health insurance program or at least they did up untilns recently, last time i covered the health insurance story. so, yeah, we are paying for their health insurance and that, of course, adds to the perversity of members of congress moving to take away health insurance from people so but i think that information is easily discoverable if you go on the internet and look for it. >> host: this is an e-mail question from flor, f-l-o-r. if trump were a democratic president would he be target feathered from the right? what's your take, first of all? >> guest: yeah, you know, i have taken a little bit of he

giants fall to last place in the nl west losing to the phyllis 5 -- phillies 5-3. >>> it could help teachers improve their lessons. the trial underway that tracks how much students are paying attention during class. >>> a historic launch for spacex. a look at significant milestones to reduce the cost of space travel as we return on this sunday morning. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> state officials are warning people that plan to spend part of the weekend on the american river to watch out for fast moving water. warmers boosted the flows almost twofold from over 6,000 cubic feet per second to about 12,000. it's moving. state data shows that the american river rose two feet at citrus heights saturday. if you are in or ar

. >> host: phyllis in brooklyn, new york. >> caller: hi, i have a question about health care specifically the members of congress. what kind of health care do they have? how much is their deductible and copay? do their plans cover abortion and birth control? how old are their children on their health care plans? how long do they keep these plans? for life? who funds their health plans? >> guest: that is a great question. i actually don't know the answer to that. i know the members of congress do enjoy a federal health insurance program or at least tay did until the last time i covered the health insurance story. so, yeah, we are paying for their health insurance and that of course, has to be perversity of members of the congress moving to take away health insurance from people. but that information is easily discoverable if you go on the internet and look for it. >> host: this is an e-mail question from flor in california. with your experience in the former soviet union, what is your take on the current trump-putin romance? if trump were a democratic president might he be tarred and feath

. >> that is zach and phyllis.autiful beaches. awesome restaurants. met some wonderful people that we've become really good friends with. our kids were totally upset that we did not take them and we went back two months later. >> this is the aruba tourism authority. you hear a lot of stories like that? >> it's what makes aruba so special for continue who become very loyal. aruba is the most visited destination in the caribbean by repeat guests. this is a great testimonial. >> one of the best vacations we had. people are friendly. beautiful island and you have a special surprise they don't know about. >> congratulations. we're so happy that aruba is part of that special love story and we as you know one of the most romantic destinations in the world. august 8th we'll be hosting aruba caribbean's largest ceremony. hundreds of couples will renew their i dos on the perfect sunset ceremony on eagle beach. we would love to invite you back to aruba as our guests. >> would you like a free trip? >> all expense paid trip inc

could you phyllis and in what has happened and what you think will happen in northern ireland ?e basis of what we have, i reckon the basis of what we have, i reckon the dup are looking at tendencies, their best ever result in a westminster election, sinn fein could be on for six or seven, and the other has been one by an independent. the dup are in a strong position. when their leader gave his victory speech here, he said that the dup would make their presence felt in the next parliament and he referenced issues such as anti—terrorism, security and brexit, the dup are strongly pro—brexit, and the dup are strongly pro—brexit, and the future of devolution in northern ireland. the dup think it has strengthened their hand to restore at the stormont government that has not been operating. the dup will be ina not been operating. the dup will be in a strong position as a brexit party. presumably, sinn fein lost on not take their seats in the house of commons. they have made that very clear, no matter how tight it is they said that their candidates were elected with the intention to abs