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phyllis lashley was the leading opponent of the anti-rights movement.ember having these conversations and i remember at the same time growing up in those decades never feeling like i as a girl was any less powerful than any boy, in fact, the girls were doing better i thought it was better to be a girl. we had a greater spectrum of expression. there were more ways to be in the world. girls did better in school. at the time i got to college there were more women than men in college and then got out of college and we were just doing better, buying their own real estate. having babies. all that stuff. fast forward a couple decades may be about five years ago, six or seven years ago suddenly the default premise of the conversation around women is that we are this underclass. and that somehow we live under the thumb of this patriarchy that we are constantly fighting against. i wondered, my first instinct was to say that's wrong and stupid. i wrote a lot of pages saying that. then i had to think, i if you believe in my own age you think that's true. where this

. >> he also married phyllis twice. >> in fact bay our count jack has been married at least eight times but he can't seem to find enduring love. >> have a seat on me. >> through the highs, -- this is wrong. it should be our child. >> and the lows, bergman said he loves his character and hopes to keep the drama going. >> yes, let's crank up another 3 years. 30 years. catch him on the young and the restless weekdays on cbs. chris martinez, cbs news. >>> and the young and the restless has a special episode right here on kpix 5 at 11:00 a.m. >> you can catch a feature about him in this month's cbs watch magazine. >> a and i'm dennis o'donnell. levi stadium. domination sensation. the 49ers sent a message to the packers and the rest of the nfl. highlights when we come back. >> let's take a live look outside at san jose, mineta >>> good monday morning. it is 4:54. if you're headed out the door early, a head's up. first reports of a new accident as you work your way westbound 580. you can see those head lights work their way westbound. slowing down a bit for that to clear the lanes. just east o

. >> phyllis: like what?mething that gave you back-door access into personal devices, including ours. >> chelsea: holy crap! >> roz: help! somebody help! >> abby: what's wrong? >> roz: we've been robbed! >> connor: every night, when the monsters are chasing me, i scream at them to stop. monsters can't get me if we're all together, right? >> colin: does it really matter who did what to who? devon voluntarily gave up his fortune. nobody forced his hand. >> cane: you stole katherine's money from me? >> colin: got to go. >> jill: [ screams ] >> elena: devon, maybe we should let the authorities handle this. >> devon: well, chance has alrema

>> phyllis or oscar. oscar can really shake it.> yourig break was on the office. you had been working as an actress long before. we at "enrtainment tonight" interviewed you in 19. >> i'm kate flannery. i play carole brady. >> in myefense the theater was huge. there was 2,000 people. >> i want to get into our favorite meredith moments, but >> which actress was told she s. would oy be able to play alien roles because of her height. allison janney, gwendoline christie or uma thurman. the answer when we come back. he them. that's the myth that i think if you use that word that we forget the humanity in that last personwhat we do because it's like that saying which >>one o2 is on the mend out the statement but one or 2 people is a. s that the to stick. yeah right so we have to kind of pull back and say you know, i'm and just remember you know every single rson who was living on the streets of san francisco nee nee needs oh yeah help welcome to the carnival 30 minute to. hey, shaq. it's 30 second tour. no man it's like... now it's 26. we

. >> phyllis, i have a question for you.eople have conservative views, and you say you kind of understand. where do you think democrats are mission the ma missing the mark and trump has their ear? >> that's a tough question. assurances about maintaining their rights. people really are afraid of losing their rights. >> let's talk about gun control. are you going to take away their guns? >> no. >> i've owned a gun. what i want to know about, we have all these mass shootings. we have, you know, we're not going to take away your guns, but we're going to have to control it and worry about people with mental issues. what i worry about is the backlash of that in the back of my mind if i go to therapy, using me as an example. if i go to therapy every week or i don't necessarily have a disorder, but i want to be a well person. because i'm the mother of four. is it going to flag me? what's going to happen across the board to everyone, to people who are legal owners? >> have you looked at the other side? how many people who should be a

speak to roundtable of guests -- rashad robinson of color of change, ryan grim of the intercept, phyllis bennis of the institute for policy studies, and economist gabriel zucman. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace repoport. i'm amy goodman. u.s. ambassador gordon sondland told the house impeachment inquiry wednesday that president trump directly pressured the ukrainian government to announce an investigation into joe biden and his son hunter and that other senior administration officials were "in the loop." during explosive testimony on the fifth day of public impeachment hearings, ambassador sondland said vice president mike pence and secretary of state mike pompeo were part of the effort to force ukraine into helping trump's re-election bid. sondland testified the officials knew president trump conditioned the release nearly $400 million in u.s. military aid and an oval office meeting with president zelensky on a statement about the bidens. >> i know members of this frame theseequently complicated issues no o form ofa simple que

in >> phyllis or oscar.t the ves. >> your big break was on the office. you had been working as an actress long before. we at "entertainment tonit" interviewed you in 1994. >> i'm kateflannery. i play carole brady. huge. my defense the theater was there was 2,000 people. i was kubuki carole. >> i wan to get into our vorite meredith moments, but first let's do "e.t." birthdays. >> which actress was told she would only b able to play alien roles because of her height. alliso janney, gwendole christie o uma urman. the answer when we come back. help. i didn't have to get you a lift. and i dn't have to call your fe to meet you at the doctor. because you didn't have another dvt. not tay. discussed how having one blood clot puts you at risk ofaving another,... ...so we chose xarelto, to help keep you ptected. xarelto®, is proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. in clinical trials, almt 98% people did not have another dvt or pe. don't stop taking xarelto® without lking to yr

little while later his wife and daughter were allowed to join him but the marriage broke apart to phyllis and avoid chris worked as a financial advisor day and night but a few years ago his suppressed feelings spoke to the surface again panic attacks sleepless nights eventually he had to stop working he found help and the only counseling center east germany's traumatized victims therapist bettina keel on and a team support hundreds of people throughout germany who suffer from trauma even 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall. the problem is far from being resolved and we see it here in our counseling center some clients are only now starting to talk about what happened to them at some point they feel ready to find help and they have the courage and they feel that it is necessary for their personal development also white despite the therapy history must still shows up today in the press of phases that last several days he's still unable to hold down a job for chris henchy forgetting is impossible. the communists stole part of our lives for nothing i was young only $27.00 and they stol

couple of 1000 people demonstrating but there is no end to the discontent our reporter nicole and phyllis in the chilean capital systemic like using other ways to channel their anger. it's another day of protests in santiago but any ball isn't going he lives only a stone's throw away from plus i tell you the at the center of the country's mass demonstrations but a couple of weeks ago he kicked off a different kind of mobilization a neighborhood gathering known as. we didn't think anyone would come and we were a bit pessimistic. but the turnout exceeded expectations. 5 so we sat down to analyze what had happened and what we hope that you live the 21st century. but i don't know if. you will. the meeting soon grew too big for the park so today the neighbors are meeting at a local hostel some 80 people from all walks of life because. this type of forum is not a new invention in latin america the open could build oh dates back to colonial times as a communal gathering in response to emergencies or disasters and standing together in the face of adversity is still very much the essence of the co

phyllis! - i'm sorry, i'm really sorry. it's was earlier today. - okay. - hi, sweetheart. - you okay, baby? - i'm good, baby. - oh, god. get a room, santas. - thank you, santa. it's real slippery out here. [rhythmic sound approaches] - oh, my god. - twelve drummers drumming. [rhythm picks up] ♪ [crisp military-like drumming] [clang] merry christmas, erin. take it away, boys! [drumming continues] ♪ [clang] >> and then what happened? >> they counted all the votes, and even though she got 3 million more, the orange man still got into the house. >> but how? >> the electoral college! ( screaming ) ( laughter ) >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: thank you so much for tuning in and thank you for coming out! welcome to "the daily show." happy halloween, everybody! let's do it! our guests tonight hillary rodham clinton and chelsea clinton are on the show, everybody! they have a new book. also on the show, the world is burning d

out for the following monday for maybe some showers working in here work in the bay area bridges, phyllis and well. >>is will not be a problem this morning when you hit the road way it's fun dog, especially at the bay bridge ll plaza. it looks like a lot of people they don't have better and stay f look at all all those cars in the center of your screen. and if you have fast track that's the best way to go right down to the left ofour screen there you can see free and clear it looks about 15 minutes from the macarthur maze down on to frmont street in san francisco, the visibility could be a problemn the bay bridge. not a problem however, on the san mateo bridge you can see how clear it is in the sky and relatively ear on the roadway. yes, there are a lot of cars but more importantly look at all that space. no problems if you need to go in the commute direction which is from hayward across the span down to one oh one from there, let's go to the richmondandra fell bridge nothing see here keep moving along folks. you can see is ju fine and then from the richmond sara fell bridge to the golden

i honestly think in parliament over the past couple of years although the agenda hasn't been as phyllis perhaps the government would have white we have been able to capitalize on and that's been fantastic for animal welfare right across united kingdom but with the car was going to so work for joy years ago . sure until we saw a little bit of the normal activities of of parliament to continue despite birch thank you very much. so it probably meant she's success but what difference will actually make who better to ask than the celebrated. how does it working on television personality go by marshalling across party campaign in the palace of westminster mark speaks to alex. and i'm delighted to be joined by mark abraham better known at least twitter handle as mark mark welcome to the chill hi alex i don't know if you have just achieved. pretty significant campaigning success eleusis law how what is it tell us that and how did you manage that when blacks as completely dominated the political agenda well firstly thanks for inviting me to be on your show lucy's law is basically a ban on the sa

you can really like poison for poor muslim cuisine phyllis question and then i'll fall in kenya to. a. political mother almost wearing it then with a laugh i get. to hand them a half a scorching charlie. and then i'll call the national mother who had a good enough line m.b. i mean. if you had fun i had to give you a question on the now this is for a fee if we feel very. few photos of the what had your deficit. remarketed. baleful fatah liberated by the mr i get. it a load them but angle my and weak some of. it. maliciously early which eyes of the. exam way ahead. and i'm looking at missouri animals dynamically they're missing the sawyer. i've been. with 2 daughters. it says with honor yeah they can and it is us in the. sun and if. a human can walk about a minute. with the career the. norm in and look. at a 10 year. open source then. had me so far enough to get that money aside to twitter and. if and this was. the coolest and i had british open kind of. by the end i had the man i mean. this is nick and we all meet in. the same it. without a doubt that this harder by the. day is harde

phyllis and jordan started starh a guy with a pick axe.ne of the biggest dirt movers in north america. they forget all people, apples, of the world started in somebody's garage. they started out small. we'll penalize people for being successful. i'm very, pretty obvious who is running the show in the house right now, it is not capitalists. capitalism has done more this, is not a crazy talking point, this is reality. capitalism has done more to take people out of poverty than any other thing in the history of this world. so i would, i would, dare say we need to move cautiously with these things. market is going well. people are employed. people are working in this country. and it is working so. charles: right. let me also get your thoughts because i want to pivot a little bit. i don't disagree with anything you just said. meanwhile fed chairman jay powell telling congress quote, we lag just about every wealthy country in the world with respect to labor force participation, that is not where we should be and he says there are many things, wh

going to give your child away and let someone else raise your child frankly i think it's of fear phyllis to the mother mother my father to say to say i'm a what i'm going to go it's a take the take. that you create create it that's that she she wanted to raise it's a race and gays said to someone and get l's and it says someone else. that allow them to raise it as a child oh that you have it you haven't decided decided to create i did some crime nobody nobody's forcing anyone for want to do anything or things to get any of the i want to do anything in the end result of what you know meant to result. you know my. colleague the only the are given given cheese many many taking is it's better to destroy the embryo than a law is so it's one of belts that are to destroy the soviet then someone else to raise it it just seems to me that there's no harm to anyone allowing the father to take it and donate it to me that there's no harm to anyone allowing the father to take it and donate it there are 5 there are feral profet all grammar was not known federal federal such centers that allow couples t

in 2014 president says the decision was made in his words in the interests of the afghan people of phyllis bennis is a fellow at the institute for policy studies she joins us now from washington via skype thanks very much for being with us so what do you make of this of the announcement of this. release what does this do as far as any mediation efforts between the government and the taliban. well i think this is very much at the root of the possibility of this prisoner exchange if it goes through it will be an indication that there have been talks underway between the afghan government and the taliban leadership about the possibility of a new round of peace talks the talk that were under way until september when they were canceled by president trump will not touch between the government and the taliban there were talks between the u.s. and the taliban the taliban had taken the position that the afghan government is only a puppet as they said of the u.s. and that they insisted on talking to the u.s. directly but what this may mean since it became clear that the u.s. targets that had gone qu

had become controversial and it was making its way to the states, ratified in many states but still phyllis schlafly was running a campaign against it. and so, it comes to arizona. majority leader o'connor introduces the era to the arizona legislature, introduces it. then lets it die in committee. the activists were furious at her. what the hell are you doing? you are the majority leader. she ketppett quiet,. she realized he could not has. was not going to pass the arizona legislator. why make a big emotional, virtuous signaling show when something is not going to pass? instead, she use her powers to amend every single law in the state of arizona that discriminated against women. there were many of them about owning credit cards, owning property. arizona law in 1970, 8 hour work week, was discriminatory to women. she had a list. she made a list of all of the laws. one by one. some short measures and some in full measure. she did what she could. she achieved what she could in the state and let the other thing past on. >> i love that story, because i think it is such a quintessentially pragma

ratified and remember my mother being really sad about that and remove are talking about who was phyllisschlafly and how can anybody be like that she was leaving on the equal rights amendment. famous-r feminists they worked outside the home a great deal. i remember having these conversations ive remember at te same time, dwelling and growing up those decades, never feeling like i as a girl was any less powerful than any boy. back the girls were doing better. i thought was better be appropriate to he would get it greater spectrum of thanks christian there's just more ways to be in the world grows it better in school printed by the time i got to college, there were more women than men and. college. and we're just doing better and buying our own real estate. having babies on her own. all thatwe stuff. who fast-forward a couple of decades, maybe about five years ago or six or seven years ago, suddenly, the default premise of the conversation around women is that where this underclass. and that somehow we live on this patriarchy that we are causally fighting against. and i wondered in my firs

in the lawsuit, phyllis alleged starbucks ordered her to fire a subordinate that had nothing to do witharbucks is denying the claims in the lawsuit. >>> people are doing what they can to help survivors. coming up, people are lending a helping hand to get back on their feet. >>> and growing frustration over how pg&e does business. we're live with information on a rally that's planned later today. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> welcome back. first we have to get to breaking news. police activity has shut down the eastbound bay bridge. sale is monitoring the changing situation. sale? >> that's right, gasia and frank, we have all the eastbound lanes closed. the closure near the toll plaza, crews have arrived on scene and you can see the squad cars are

. >> phyllis! >> if you don't, i will!cessarily just 20 and blond and had a small role. but women who had substantial roles. ♪ thank you for being a friend ♪ travel down the road and back again ♪ >> it was unpredictable that an audience, a young audience, a not so young audience, and lots in between, could relate to those older ladies. >> ma, if you couldn't see, why didn't you call me to come get you? >> i tried to. every time i put in a dime and dialed, a condom popped out. i got five in my pocket. here, dorothy. a lifetime supply. >> she was recently named along with norman lear and jim brooks as one of television's most gifted creative writers. when you look back at the past women's role models on tv, it's easy to see susan harris' impact. >> susan harris was the greatest writer, in my opinion, of her generation, of that time, singularly. so all credit to her for coming up with so many iterations of something so amazing. >> do you think there is a woman's voice as a writer? >> woman's voice? generally they speak higher

phyllis' sister went on to work at 17 years of age as a drafts maverpb in the shipyard in california. the world war ii home front national historic park preserves the legacy for future generation. may crier went to work at boeing helping to build b-17 and b-29 bombers. today she is the foremost advocates fighting for recognition of the tremendous wartime contributions of american women. betty reed, park ranger at the rosie the riveter at the national historic park worked as a file clerk. today she is the oldest national park ranger in the country dedicated to bring the legacy to life for visitors. sheros and all the women who served on the home front deserve recognition from the country which they sacrificed so much. i urge my colleagues to stand with us and honor them with a congressional gold medal and i yield the rest of my time to ms. garcia. ms. garcia: i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1773 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 bei

phyllis in kansas city. good morning. caller: hello greta.ion on dr. -- da don't think american taxpaying people should have to pay for the illegal kids that came to our country. we paid for their medical, we pay for their education. we pay for everything and then what did they do for our american kids? nothing. host: ok. kathleen in oregon. republican. caller: hello. i want you to know that a matter what i think, the dock at case -- daca case is just amazing. it should be that these children who have been here more than 12 years or more than 20 years should have a pathway to citizenship. i believe that with all my heart. that's all i have to say. thank you. host: you will be able to listen to the moral arguments -- oral arguments of this case today on c-span2. duty in ohio. independent color. caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm against anything that obama passed. schiff shouldand all be out of the office. thank goodness and i support what the president only and i think that legal people should receive benefits in this country. those pe