the actors who was playing the character phyllis summers on and off for the past two decades is returning for the third time after a six-year hiatus. >> no one age, and most people look better and more relaxed and healthier, so i'm staying. because it must be the water or the air or something. >> the emmy award winning actress's first episode as the plotting and scheming phyllis ayres on friday. that's your eye on entertainment, michelle medina, cbs news, los angeles. >> to the driver didn't come up and -- prevent the doctors and getting their fifth win of the season, and mixtures are in a baseball game or bar fight, >> let's take another look outside, this time at the city of san jose. it's shaping up to be a pretty good morning. 4:52, we'll be right back. >>> the giants beat the dodgers on monday, ellie scored 18 runs on 27 hits. the giants, two runs on eight hits. the dodgers were shouldering a heavy load after that first game of the series cleaned up in the last two. chris taylor had drew pomerantz's number. the first inning planted a fastball into the pavilion, the first of two home

thanks for talking to us again phyllis many people are pouring cold water in fact scorn and derision upon this plan that's been outlined by jared he's called it the opportunity of the century for the palestinians why do you stand on this. well certainly this is probably not ever going to happen the notion that there is going to be $50000000000.00 invested over 10 years in an area of land that is under the complete control of a different government that is still occupied where israel controls everything about the borders about bringing in equipment about permits controls the land controls the settlement these really military is the force that is in control of all of the of the occupied palestinian territory under those circumstances there is no way that there is going to be $50000000000.00 worth of investment in new companies that are going to hire a 1000000 people which is the claim right so on one hand it's simply not going to happen the broader problem is that this is not designed for palestinian rights this is designed to divert away from palestinian rights to buy after the palest

playing in the doubles at queen's club in london in two weeks' time and murray will be partnering with phyllise singles champion in 2017. we knew this was company because rather tantalising over the weekend he posted a short video of himself serving on grass. we were waiting for the final pieces of the jigsaw to fall into place was up of the jigsaw to fall into place was up this afternoon the name feliciano lopez emerge., assuming there are no setbacks as murray recovers from the hip surgery, he will be hitting the grass, the courts again just for one half months after surgery. russell for there. a few other news lines for you today. qatar has been confirmed as the host of the 2019 and 2020 club world cups. liverpool will enter at the semi—final stage, having won the champions league on saturday. organisers will use the tournaments to aid their preparation for the men's world cup in 2022. former tottenham fa cup winner and leyton orient manager justin edinburgh has been admitted to hospital after being suddenly taken ill this morning. orient were promoted to league two after winning the nation

he and his wife phyllis raised five wonderful children and i think dr. marion mcarthur's success is right before us by raising a wonderful daughter by the name of margaret anne mcarthur and our deepest condolences and sympathis to you and your family and your mother phyllis and our best regards to your father. >> second. >> all in favor -- >> aye. >> aye. >> we're adjourned. >> thank you for that, commissioner. ♪ >> welcome to hamilton recreation and aquatics center. it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined. we have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come, it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim. >> i have been coming to the pool for a long time now. it is nice, they are sweet. >> in the aquatics center, they are very committed to combining for people in

we can tell you that andy murray and his partner phyllis janne lopez won their match in the doubles atcotland, most bases dry, partly clear skies. turning wet particularly around cornwall and the isles of scilly. temperatures, the most of them. name to 12 celsius. that will change as we go through this week. as we start this sunday, most of you start the same as you started saturday. patchy wing and drizzle but clouding over for most through the south—west for the most. wales and northern ireland through the afternoon, strengthening breeze. increasingly humid across the south, some isolated showers in northern scotla nd some isolated showers in northern scotland but as humidity levels are to build up into sunday night, things transforming. parts of wales and the midlands, into northern england and we could see rainfall totals up to 50 millimetres, could close some flooding issues. the headlines. boris johnson and jeremy hunt take part in the first of sixteen hustings in front of the conservative party members who will choose which of them becomes the next prime minister. just to be cle

he and his wife phyllis raised five wonderful children and i think dr. marion mcarthur's success is right before us by raising a wonderful daughter by the name of margaret anne mcarthur and our deepest condolences and sympathis to you and your family and your mother phyllis and our best regards to your father. >> second. >> all in favor -- >> aye. >> aye. >> we're adjourned. >> thank you for that, commissioner. >> my name is amanda [inaudible] over see the girls sports program. when i came to san francisco and studied recreation and parks and towerism and after i graduated i moved to candlestick park and grain r gain adlot of experience work with the san francisco 49 and [inaudible] be agfemale in a vore sports dynamic facility. i coached volo ball on the side and as candle stick closed down the city had me move in92 too [inaudible] >> immediate interaction and response when you work with kids. i think that is what drives other people to do this. what drew me to come to [inaudible] to begin with for me to stay. i use today work in advertising as a media

answer photos by phyllis yabba on ghana's 1st professional female photographer she started taking pictures at the age of 14 and captured the political development in ghana which $957.00 was one of the 1st african countries to gain independence from britain and that narrative informs ghana's 1st pavilion which is untitled ghana freedom. and such a powerful statement we have read you know what does that freedom mean what did it mean that in 1000 fifties that when he got out in the pan that he what does it mean now how you know how is that freedom grown or not gravity. what does it mean for us to be free. 6 artists from different generations offer their viewpoints on these questions. john a conference video installation was commissioned especially it's about migration climate change and trust and environment. the works will be displayed in ghana's capital city opera after the beginning and will be accompanied by a series of debates around the gama freedom project. as all very well coming to badlands you know with the well heeled crowd and doing something like this but what the relevance and w

host: phyllis in fort lauderdale. caller: hi. say the united states government needs to make sure this money is being spent properly on the things that it should be spent on. there's a lot of corruption in puerto rico. it is taxpayer money. i want to make sure there's someone looking out for this money. host: jennifer shutt talked about the guardrails put into this $19 billion disaster aid package to oversee those funds going to artery go -- put a recoat -- puerto rico. a democrat from maryland was in the speaker's chair yesterday lonethe loan republican -- republican blocked this aid from the unanimous consent vote. [video clip] >> we don't think anyone should be playing games with disaster relief. we have americans facing cataclysmic conditions across the country because of these extreme weather events. bedon't think they should playing parliamentary games with it. i heard it was about them wanting to build funding for the wall through disaster relief legislation. that doesn't fit. this is for disaster relief, people suffering

phyllis that's best. and usually with most only those in the us. the initial must. anybody who has novel and imagine. that he's dull and he's. in a. after securing the arrest they spend 6 hours ransacking the house looking for incriminating evidence. all they found was a small collection of religious texts but that was all they needed. yes i saw on of are is packing food to deliver to the prison where since that phrase her husband's still a minus spent a year on remand awaiting trial. but that was. only ringback if. he's charged with terror of fences but for the russians his real crime is life streaming raids from his mobile phone simonetti for life give the whole you don't get the show. he's merely just a place when his story and you have to live in the day. when i'm teaching him says i had to physically sort all. sincerely man's arrest she's been raising her children alone the youngest sophie who has struggled to understand . when she easily been in the 5. at his. and i was the enemy of the glasses. and i asked when he had heard each and that is that the most to m

phyllis and called bolton a war monger and these harsh words there are not random there amidst heightened tensions that continue to persist in the persian gulf today let's not forget that the united states put their naval fleet there in the persian gulf and are at the same time saying that they're not trying to raise tensions or start a war on top of that washington has already said that they want to exert maximum economic pressure on iran after the failure of the nuclear deal so this is definitely a delicate situation that could easily become more volatile. the united states is boosting its military presence in poland this part of a new deal with donald trump also will host an extra $1000.00 american troops by u.s. fighter jets and purchase american liquefied natural gas mosco says it regrets the u.s. military buildup in poland praised the supposed counterpart in washington. u.s. polish alliance it's a very special alliance with very special people poland will still provide. basing an infrastructure to support military presence of about $1000.00 american troops polish government will pay

they set standards for community-based health service, and the organization is named after phyllis lion and del martin. it was founded in 1979 as a volunteer clinic providing healthcare to women, lesbians and in a safe and compassionate environment. another award de would be nia collective. they are in the house. they received this year's 10 years of service award. for more than 30 years they have been providing a safe space for lesbians of african descent to teach and learn without judgment. they share information through annual gatherings and partnerships with other community organizations. nia collective. [applause.] >> i don't believe he is here today, but our board selected bob haas for the freedom award. he helped to establish levy as a corporate -- levi by establishing support groups and sponsoring volunteer activities. they have provided 7 $70 million to hiv/aids non-profits around the board. they were the first fortune 500 companies to offer benefits to same-sex couples. [applause.] i believe that ken henderson is here from the aid foundation. they are the recipient of the prid

to phyllis in kansas city on the democratic line. good morning. what i have a question about, schultz, don't you think he collected evidence from trump's perform lawyer and to -- personal lawyer and to me whatever evidence he had unlawful and, why shouldn't the be able to see something that was gotten place?lly in the first guest: an investigation was conducted by mr. mueller and he grand jury to conduct that investigation. by the anctioned attorney general of the united states and while -- the former general abstain interested that, rob rosenstein attorney general oversaw that investigation. the investigation itself as it russian interference with our election was something by the sanctioned justice department generally. and they had subpoena power they can request information from private individuals, government agencies, so on and forth. hat material in most times is secret information an what is not secret grand jury that ation is information can be turned over to congress because they have an interest in the intelligence issues and oreign int

phyllis and called bolton a warmonger and these harsh words there are they're not random there are myths to heighten tensions that continue to persist in the persian gulf today listen up forget that the united states put their naval fleet there in the persian gulf and are at the same time saying that they're not trying to raise tensions or start a war on top of that washington has already said that they want to exert maximum economic pressure on iran after the failure of the nuclear deal so this is definitely a delicate situation that could easily become more volatile. and i'm sure the line about how much of a solvent his professor of political science at the university of tehran professor what do you think 1st of all think of this incident at this stage can we ascertain whether this was an attack as some reports suggest or perhaps something else. well 1st of all we can order ignore the timing of these attacks they happened during the state visit of japanese prime ministers to iran after 4 decades and actually the visit by the japanese prime minister was aimed at the escalating tensions

it is a busy day for phyllis leanne .dy murray. he took the first set against simon 6-2. his he took the first set against simon 6—2. his opponent fought back though. so we are into a third. it has gone to a deciding third. probably not what lopez would have wanted. here are some live pictures. still on serve in that decisive third set. as you can see, lopez receiving there. a former champion backin receiving there. a former champion back in 2017 so he has good form. as we know it serves as traditional warm up to wimbledon. with a match to come with andy murray as well. plenty watching in the singles as they will be when he takes the court again for the final of the doubles that's all for now. 2a later. 2a later. five people have been arrested as part of a fraud investigation following the collapse of patisserie valerie. the high street bakery chain folded in january, with the loss of 900 jobs. backin back in january, back injanuary, patisserie valerie collapsed. that is following the discovery of a black hole in its acco

but his deep strain of phyllis cap one --dash will be an equally deeper since. >> average intelligenceof what smile over the aspirations have you give the homespun? have you made up your mind you are not god but it causes worry. and then to more seriously explain the other things of life for me to have a swelled head. he thought it was a saving grace and conversely that self-importance was incompatible with self-awareness so when i see a man with a swelled head he told his old friend i revere his innocence and on sophistication. the whip that crackled through was part of the enduring legend like mark twain churchill and wild many old and new were attributed to him although he never said that sophomore by his father and namesake also renowned by his wit. >> and he holds an indelible place in art and literature even if there is no basis in reality and then to remark and then to go back at least a century before him. >> and the comments about aging were his. what are the greatest problems he observed one day is to find those vices for old age. starting at age 70 he always warned the young

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. >> i sounded like phyllis diller. >> jimmy: that is an act of heroism on behalf of your dad and hissidekick. >> we look like drug dealers in the movie "blow." there's not that much hair left on any of us. >> jimmy: well, that is quite a story. >> would you take your dad out to dinner or anything on sunday? >> jimmy: we played softball. >> oh, that's right. >> jimmy: he was catching and i was pitching, and i would pitch and then whatever the ball, and my dad would forget to throw me another ball, and i'd be dad, i need another ball, huh? i need another ball. he'd throw the ball back, and that was our day, really. >> wow. your dad sounds like a [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: no. >> we're going to get as far as barstow. >> jimmy: that was not, we we poor. we couldn't afford a camper van like the mchale family, riding around like the partridges, singing in towns and, and entertaining the villagers. >> you know what? i realize -- [ applause ] yeah. my childhood was pretty good. >> jimmy: apology accepted. joel mchale is here. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by sabra hu

showers and thunderstorms and own couple stronger storms, and we're trackin are making their way on phylliscounty. >> rappahannock, shenandoah and. there it is right there. ps pop u sawpa th here. this is until 5:45. a severe thunderstorm warning now. i want to take you int two places. first of all, in towards prince george's county, and you can see the ones h along the beltway over towards oxen hill.thunders and i want to -- we can zoom i a little bit morein towards shenandoah county, around r nd unt ,pretray :4good line, an 5d look at you a the lightning associated with this as i makes itsay downeast. this is pa line and oowers of storms that hasart developed ai-81 that not done lo yet, guys. most of us on the dry side and we'll see more storms develop and push across our area tonight so headup for those. when thunder roars get indoors. we'll talk much more about the weekend forecast here. we've got a lot to talk about as far as theweekend is concerned. high temperatures, yes, will stay in the 90s, but we'll finally get some relief for the we bend, and ater chance of showers and thunderst

they have none of the things that create a strong fabric for our society. , and let's go to phyllis phyllis is a teacher. good morning. caller: i am also a parent. i think the teachers need more money. caller ist the last blaming the teacher. it is the parents. the parents are not teaching the children respect. the kids in the classroom do not respect the teachers. they don't want to learn. they are on their ipads and phones throughout the school day. it is terrible the way the kids are. you cannot walk into a classroom today. these teachers have to work 24 hours a day to get paid. year,ted out at $2800 a and now making $35,000 a year. host: i think we lost phyllis. let's go to ray calling from pennsylvania. good morning. caller: who is going to pay for this? where is this money going to come from for all this free stuff? the taxes are going to go up. our school taxes in pennsylvania are pretty high on our property. we are open game. anytime they want to raise them, they control the school boards in pennsylvania. they put big money into the coffers of the legislators and state senators runn

. >> i love how phyllis is working that.now we'll talk about another area women are concerned about. that is the bust. so we've got three models to talk about the three different types of swimsuits that address the area. >> yes. >> let's start with a larger bust. >> lola gave me complete privilege and ability to say she is a 34 triple d and said it's hard to findathi st fits and gives her the support and coverage she needs. this is from spanx. you need a large thick strap and want to look for an underwire and you can also find bathing suit tops you can get in your specific size that go all the way up to g cup. >> looks beautiful. comfortable. all the things you warrant it to be. so we now have jen who is wearing a swimsuit that's great for someone with a smaller bust. >> a smaller bust. the key here if you want to add volume for look for ruffles here and a great print here, also gives the illusion of more volume and you can also find padded inserts as well that this bathing suit has from target and it looks beautiful. >> i l

to my left, we have phyllis, executive editor, eva congressional correspondent at spectra news. rod, reporter at eat any news. brian jackson, epa chief of staff and a guest speaker. stepping over the podium, we have lori, president of communications and cochair of the npc headliners team. taking over our speaker for a moment, jennifer and environmental environmental producer. kevin, retired u.s. navy captain, chair of as sc a america and mcc organizer. finally, young, senior editor for the first times in the host of americans leaders. also want to acknowledge some additional members of the national press club who helped organize this luncheon. the other headliners team leader, we have press club sta staff. chef susan who prepared your meal and mcc executive director. thank you all. [applause] injure was confirmed as a sinister of the environmental protection agency last november. in leaving, he started months earlier when his predecessor resigned in a series of scandals. a long history of agency, his first job in washington was at the epa. where he worked on chemical relation, p

my sister phyllis has worked tirelessly and may, towards getting the recognition for the women.s of women who had home front jobs to produce the goods that brought the military needed. >> it's such an honor, such a privilege for me. i've heard so much about you and the rosies and everything you did. for all my life i've been coming to normandy every decade until now. it's just very special to have you here. i know you are as well. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks for letting us share your stories. >> our thanks to the american battle monuments commission for introducing us to these amazing ladies. >>> 75 years after d-day, one 97-year-old veteran has made a special trip back here to normandy. tom rice, a member of the 101th parachute infantry regiment who parachuted behind enemy lines. this morning took the same jump he did back in 1944 releasing a giant american flag in the air to honor the soldiers who jumpe gunfire. rice said it was the perfect jump and that he'd go up and do it all over again. ♪ i have heart disease, watch what i eat, take statins,

offered only in one act the will by my candour i'll be more plain yaml he opposed the advance of phyllis leni election of a terry i was booking. i miss a lot of telegraphs but the happiest of all the minister for them. it was now that the british guys and the v.a. realize that they had gas that they couldn't sell. if you don't have as long as you don't have markets for this god so the value of these gods is. almost 0 and the fact is that we have seen you know 18 years following their discovery in this field was not discovered. a minute in the wall and was that is that of all that of what you could pick him up for the people. in january 2006 are a sharon suffered a stroke and went into a coma. you would almost became acting israeli prime minister. meanwhile had mass won the palestinian legislative council elections and formed a government this complicated things on the international stage. how mass was asked to recognize the state of israel and all the peace deals done by the b. . but how mass refused and israel and egypt and both sanctions on the peace in the west bank and gaza. the use

i have commissioner phyllis on the - >> go ahead. >> commissioner moss. please press the button if you want to talk. >> i want to thank everybody, and again mr. heppner thank you for coming up and hearing all of this. i echo that i do not believe the legislation is there. i am most concerned about the amount of no answers we got whenever specific costs were brought up both to the various departments. this is wide sweeping legislation that would have drastic consequences for lots of what are now feasible and absolutely necessary projects and i think for us to move forward without having more specific information regarding the costs associated with that would be a little irresponsible, and so i was looking forward to more information being brought to the commissions. i want to thank everyone for coming here today. thank you. >> thank you. >> again, thank you mr. heppner and his supervisor peskin. we took a stab at this a couple of years ago through the residential expansion threshold. many people opposing the suppose that also. we endure many aspects of dou

phyllis that's best. and usually with most only those in the us. the listeners not anybody to my novel any magic h.s. faster than his dog. in the. after securing the arrest they spend 6 hours ransacking the house looking for incriminating evidence. all they found was a small collection of religious texts but that was all they needed. yes i saw on of are is packing food to deliver to the prison where since that phrase her husband's still a minus spent a year on remand awaiting trial. but that was it only if ringback. he's charged with terror of fences but for the russians his real crime is life streaming raids from his mobile phone simonetti for life give the whole you don't get the show. he's merely just a place when his story and you don't live in the hood you. don't when i'm reaching them says i had to physically sort of. since a limb and the rest she's been raising her children alone the youngest sophie who has struggled to understand. when she easily put in the 5. at his. and of us than any of the glasses. and i asked when he had heard each and

offered only in one act the will bomb a candle i'll be more plain yaml he opposed the advance of phyllis leni of with area leaders but they. i miss a lot of. the ministry for them. it was now that the british guys and they be realize that they had gas that they couldn't sell. if you don't have as long as you don't have markets for this golf so the value of this. mill is almost 0 and the fact is that we are sitting you know 18 years following that discovery and this field was not discovered. in world war and was this is the model for the world but you can pick him up for the meeting. in january 2006 or a sharon suffered a stroke and went into a coma. you had olmert became acting israeli prime minister. meanwhile amassed one of the palestinian legislative council elections and formed a government this complicated things on the international stage. how mass was asked to recognize the state of israel and all the peace deals done by the b. . but how mass refused and israel and egypt and both sanctions on the peace in the west bank and gaza. and there was a previously a palestinian unity gover

. >> marian's older sister phyllis became a welder after hearing about the bombing of pearl harbor onprobably knew as much about welding as some of those guys they hired. so one morning as my lead man would point out joe do this, every time he pointed, i'd say i can do that. so he said -- and it was a vertical weld. he said, okay. give it a try. and from that time i was part of the crew. >>> the shipyards ran round the clock day care. >> because i worked graveyard, i left my little girl on two shifts. she'd have her pjs on and would have been asleep and wrapped up in a blanket. and the women would take her in and put her to bed on a cot. there was a huge room full of kids. >> reporter: another welder, marian, went to work in 1944, the same year her brother was killed. along with 10,000 other allied troops in the invasion of norman dy. >> we were going into the back door of the house and we saw this brand new car driving in, with two service people in it. so we knew something happened. so they came in and told us that he had gotten killed. >> reporter: now 75 years after receiving that

phyllis in what has happened. —— fill us in about what has happened.ted this attempt to get through lower rents to safeguard the future of these retail brands, topshop and otherfamiliar of these retail brands, topshop and other familiar names on the of these retail brands, topshop and otherfamiliar names on the high street. now we're hearing that they have passed. eight separate deals and they have to be passed by landlords. we don't know exactly how close it was. a huge sigh of relief for thousands of employees around the country because the future of 500 stores also have been safeguarded for now. i say for now because the big question is what happens next. it is notjust about reducing this cost. we heard sports direct, the chain owned by mike ashley, these kind of arrangement is known as cva is given a lifeline to badly managed companies allowing them to live on. so how do you get market share are up? most of these brands have seen market share slipping. topshop, remember ten yea rs slipping. topshop, remember ten years ago, kate moss was out there w

caller: it's phyllis e. host: good morning. women, i'm for woman -- ok?'m a woman and we need women as president. we have this time, it's our time. definitely, kamala. and maybe the caller that called in ahead of me, you have got to meet beto. he's a personable guy, he's a sincere guy. know,k that once, you everybody gets to know him and gets to see him and what he actually has to say, they will definitely like him, but my number one is kamala. host: do you think she can get the nomination? know, only theou future can tell us that, really, but i will definitely vote for her. host: thank you for the call. gerald, white plains, maryland. morning.ood good morning, steve, thank you for taking my call. with c-span being such an open channel. as i look at the political landscape of america, which i believe personally is 50% misogynist or 50% racist, at this point in time -- and i think that is in the dna of america -- at this time i think that joe biden has the best chance of winning the nomination. we know that trump is a flat-out racist. what he stands for. j

and then black women like mary d her daughter, phyllis, and working women and mothers stopped picketing when the arrests got serious because they couldn't interrupt their lives in that way. from january until april, january until inauguration was the first batch of ticketing, 1917, march was inauguration at that time. it was just so shocking that women would hold pickett signs no matterer how well dressed and put together and matronly or college delegation, whatever it was, that alone was shocking to people. the press would walk out of the white house, tip his hat, offer coffee, they ignored him. when they start ratcheting up. they will protest during the war, they actually get pushed off the headlines. they arer out of the news until june when the russian pickett goes up. and then they decide they can't pickett every day. the tensions have gotten too great. so they wait until the fourth of july and carry not only their pickett signs but an american flag, thinking who is going to attack the american flag? alice is in the hospital at johns hopkins and lucy burns, whom she met in a jail i

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to phyllis in kansas city on the democratic line. good morning.hat i have a question about, schultz, don't you think he collected evidence from trump's perform lawyer and to -- personal lawyer and to me whatever evidence he had unlawful and, why shouldn't the be able to see something that was gotten place?lly in the first guest: an investigation was conducted by mr. mueller and he grand jury to conduct that investigation. by the anctioned attorney general of the united states and while -- the former general abstain interested that, rob rosenstein attorney general oversaw that investigation. the investigation itself as it russian interference with our election was something by the sanctioned justice department generally. and they had subpoena power they can request information from private individuals, government agencies, so on and forth. hat material in most times is secret information an what is not secret grand jury that ation is information can be turned over to congress because they have an interest in the intelligence issues and oreign inter