was this something the founders and i'll ask you about abigail adams and phyllis wheatley because you write about them so well, they self-consciously struggle with this and their moral lives and attempt to engage in emotional self-governance and to tame their unreasonable passions to achieve tranquility and prudence ? >> the short answer to your question is yes they did. the 18th century, the age of the enlightenment is the first time when the term human nature and as in homo sapiens, people are really trying to understand the great question of what makes us human. there are torn between humans as these counseling machines or these rational people of the enlightenment and yet a sense that also driving us are these passions that are on the one hand inspiring because they take up arms about things they need to feel passionate about but there's these frightening outbursts of anger and john adams was so righteous with his own anger that he imagines the history of greece is a posh boudoir with mirrors on all sides and also on the ceiling he said. and i'm just trying to picture john adams b

>> that was phyllis. oh, she also won a best supporting actress oscar 1971, "the last picture show." uh-huh. she was nominated for 22 emmys for her tv work winning eight times. mel brooks, her "young frankenstein" director tweeting, cloris was insanely talented. she could make you laugh or cry at the drop of a hat. she is irreplaceable and will be greatly missed. adam sandler tweeting, a true legend, one of the funniest of all time. it was such a joy whenever she would spend time with us here in the studio. she was her with her memoir and i was talking to her about it, and she even played the piano for us. ♪ >> wow. >> whoa. >> oh, that laugh. we're going to have so much more on the incredible life of cloris leachman coming up. chris connelly takes a look back in our next hour. >> amazing career. >>> we are following a lot of other headlines this morning. dr. anthony fauci will join us live at 7:30, and we'll ask him about the alarming new strains of the virus and the biden administration's vaccine rollou

. >> reporter: cloris leachman as phyllis lindstrom on "the mary tyler moore show." >> all in all not>> reporter: the role that made her a household name and won her two primetime emmy awards. cloris nominated 22 times in her career winning eight times making her the most awarded actress in emmy's history. she joked that her character phyllis who had a sitcom of her from 1975 to '77 was not so different from her real-life self. >> not to gossip but gloria steinem is coming on, and we all have to act like we're sisters. >> reporter: a comedian on screen and off but cloris started off acting in the theater and tackling more dramatic roles in tv and on film. she won an oscar in 1972 for "the last picture show." >> thank you. >> reporter: her career spanning decades bringing laughter to generations of audiences from mel brooks' "young frankenstein." >> i am frau blucher. >> reporter: to "malcolm in the middle" three decades later. cloris even appearing on anngth 82, the most senior star to ever grace the ballroom. in an interview with "the hollywood reporter" she was asked about her longe

schlafly for whom i worked like phyllis schlafly who had such a long career in politics she used to describe that one of the key things for her was running for office she ran twice for congress and lost and i ran for congress an attorney general missouri lost but you learn a lot one of the things i learned that pollsters come in and try to charge you money and give you an answer that you want and i just want to say very clearly i believe the posters as.

simply wonderful. >> leachman was then the lead in a spinoff called "phyllis."a finalist as miss chicago in the miss america contest, pregnant during her first major film, "kiss me deadly" in 1955. >> running down the streets, everybody had tjackets on. i was all but naked under there. >> reporter: she was nominated for "the last picture show." a neglected high school teacher's wife having an affair. >> three months i've been apologizing to you without you even being here. i haven't done anything wrong. why can't i quit apologizing. >> reporter: when oscar called her name, the actress said the world stopped. >> they say she clutched the oscar. you don't clutch it. you take it and go like that. it weighs 50 pounds. it's the heaviest thing you can imagine. >> reporter: she played a prostitute in "butch cassidy and the sundance kid." she went for laughs in three films directed by mel brooks including young frankenstein. >> did you love that? >> beyond belief. what fun. how privileged. >> reporter: and nurse diesel in "high anxiety." >> those who are tardy do not ge

schlafly for whom i worked like phyllis schlafly who had such a long career. politics she used to describe that one of the key things for her was running for office she ran twice for congress and lost and i ran for congress and attorney general missouri lost but you learn a lot one of the things i learned that pollsters come in and try to charge you money and give you an answer that you want and i just want to say very clearly i believe the posters especially in 2020 had a had a vested interest in making sure that the election was headed the way they thought because biden raised billions i well maybe billions in the hundreds of millions in august and september to pay the posters right the posters are paid because he buys t.v. ads i mean the system is so corrupt now it's a corporate system it's a racket you know the other famous eric hoffer phrase that every good cause begins as every good cause begins as a movement becomes a business and eventually degenerates into a racket in iowa alone we spend over $100000000.00 on t.v. ads for the caucuses where $150000.00

she won multiple emmy awards for how television work especially playing the delightfully neurotic phyllis lynn strong in the mary tyler moore show back in the 1970 s. of the same time she won an oscar playing on the basis housewife in the last picture show she had a long career. in showbiz and only stopped working a few years ago. more on the websites of course at the w dot com slash culture lots of all the arts and culture stores to be found there as well that's it for this edition thanks for watching above often up. to the point of strong opinions clear positions international perspectives. a real threat to vladimir putin that so commentary to see the kremlin serious is critical examiner found me so who is here courageous in courage magic opposition leader or an opportunist fighting a personal vendetta find out only to the point of showing up to this point. which 30 minutes on d w. it's a symbol of failed refugee policies in the new the more young refugee camp. it was planned to be a transit station yet people are stuck here often from here is. trapped in the true moyle of european poli

that is a story about phyllis lashley -- phyllis schlafly and the women's movement. what do you remember about your mother's role? was there any reluctance to get involved in this or did she just dive in? susan: no, she really dove in. she did a research. i'm not going to say she did not do her research, and the pros and cons to stepping out. i have not seen the show yet, so i cannot speak about that. but let's remember, she wanted a female on his cabinet and she got karlyn hills who did a fabulous job. she would have liked a female supreme court justice, but she did not get to win that one. so the advantage she had was she had him at pillow talk in bed late at night when she could whisper sweet nothings in his ear. ann: [laughter] susan: so she won a few and she lost a few. but she just felt really strongly about him. -- she felt strongly about it. and there was no turning back. ann: and she continued that for many years thereafter. here is a question. this question reads, my name is ted. i'm an american history teacher from tucson, arizona. my question is, do you t

phyllis mcguire died on tuesday, reportedly in her 25,000 square foot home.re is movement all around ♪ ♪ there is something going down and i can feel it ♪ >> pauley: hits like that made the bee gees true legends of popular music. today, barry gibb, the sole surviving brother, is keeping their legacy alive, and re-imagining some of their greatest hits in a new album. he is talking with our anthony mason. ♪ baby, you don't know what it's like ♪ ♪ to love somebody ♪ i just got to get a message to you ♪ >> reporter: the songs are familiar; the arrangements are new. ♪ i know your eyes in the morning sun ♪ >> reporter: for his latest album "green fields," barry gibb has taken the bee gees' catalog to music city. >> reporter: nashville is about music, it's about real songs. the last surviving gibb brother reached out to producer dave cobb. >> this is where i've got to go. this is the kind of music i love. >> reporter: and teamed up with some of nashville's biggest stars. ♪ i've just got to get a message to you ♪ ♪ hold on ♪ ♪ hold on >> reporter: how did you choose

the head of the orthodox church in jerusalem phyllis the 3rd is in the west bank town of bethlehem to leeds tradition traditional christmas celebrations festivities have gone ahead despite covert was directions in the palestinian territory and a huge drop in visiting this. european met since agency has given the green light for the covert 19 vaccine produced by a us company medina it's the 2nd vaccine to be cleared for use in the e.u. many hope it will also speed up europe's covert immunization drives with which of gotten off to slow starts across the $27.00 member countries for. the medina vaccine requires 2 doses $28.00 days apart and was found to be 94 percent effective in clinical trials the us canada and israel have all approved its use and the agency work is in california were among the 1st to get the shot. we have on that it would now like yes it would heal up in staffing you know and also patients doing a piece and it's kind of. how can this change it comes why it. didn't turn a vaccine and company name of based on modified r.n.a. it contains the genetic instructions to produc

also the tv show "phyllis" which was a spin-off.d yesterday at 94. one of the funniest people ever on tv. she was everywhere. she won and oscar in "the last picture show." i think she has the most enemies of any actor. nine or eight -- the most emmys. she was also in one of the greatest movies of all time, "young frankenstein." she was amazing. also she was a finalist for miss chicago in 1946. she was miss chicago in 1946 miss america. she was beautiful, hilarious. 94. good for her. >> rest in peace. >> jesse: quite a run, very talented. also talented, katie. >> katie: thinks. i'm doing my "one more thing" from yesterday today because it's too good not to. i went sledding in utah. it was really cool to watch the dogs. these were super cute. have husky, half lab. two teams, one with boy dogs and one was girl dogs. more girl dogs pulling the sled than the male dogs. we went around in the snow and they were sweet and there was a super -- it was a super experience. i recommend it to anyone. there is my husband. little jealous when i got

kids like phyllis. dean schillinger is cordoning the energy. his nonprofit youth speaks to writing workshops for young people and. he wants to use rap to raise consciousness and fork food industry propaganda. this idea that they were being lied to. that's what inspired them to become change agents that's turned their problem from being a piece of art into a weapon. armed with talent and a video camera they launched an awareness campaign called the bigger picture. so for me each one of those films was a stone. that we were throwing. at the water hole and trying to see which one could make the biggest way. i wanted. my baby will see the lake. walk to the bus pass me the liquor stores pass caught by pass the 1st burger king the study into the 2nd burger king order my favorite round hash browns a brown body. and i don't know if we love. i just love not being hungry. written and performed chiefly by young hispanics and african-americans the videos garnered over a 1000000 views on you tube. so i think awareness makes it possible for people to make ch

she starred in a spinoff called phyllis, and three mel brooks films, later appearing on the facts of life and malcolm in the middle. >>> in santa clara county, the matrix casino ramping up operations after the governor lifted the stay-at-home order this week. we were there at the san jose casino welcomed back gamblers to its outdoor gaming tent this afternoon. plexiglas dividers are placed at tables, some seats will remain vacant, to promote physical distancing. there will also be temperature checks out the door. matrix casino is now open 24 seven. >>> coming up, how a team of siblings are using their musical and academic gifts to serve others. >> we want to show you some weather pictures we are getting. william shop is video of rain and wind overnight in san jose. the dragon winery in napa valley posted video of snow flurries falling. jasper posted this video of strong wind in hayward and another look at high death doppler as we take a quick break. >>> a teenage brother and sister from san francisco played for musical instruments between them. they are using those talents to serve o

she won eight prime time emmys including two for her role as phyllis on "the mary tyler moore show."achman won an academy award for best supporting actress for her role as a lonely housewife in "last picture show" and "you" and television's "facts of life." leachman was 94. >>> the miami heat will use coronavirus-sniffing dogs to screen fans at its home games. tonight the team will have dogs screen fans, employees, and ey american airlines arena. the team will begin allowing fewer than 2,000 people to enter games. dogs will walk past fans. if the dog keeps going, the fan is cleared. if the dog sits, it's a sign it detects the virus, and they will be denied entry. >> it takes time, it takes repetition, you can imagine, for the dogs to get that process down. once they do and you have a fully operational dog, they can do this type of work. >> if a fan's allergic or afraid of dogs, the team is offering rapid antigen tests instead. >>> and the "chicago sun times" says an old tiger received a new hip because it was suffering from arthritis. a veterinarian from the university of missouri pe

cloris leachman starred in ""the mary tyler moore show"" and also "phyllis" in the 1970s "youngs was insanely talent. she could make you laugh our cry at the drop of a hat cloris leachman was 94 years old. >> cloris leachman, oh, yeah, she was in that, in that so prevalent what a career. >>> the sierra nevada has extreme snow and rain. here to tell us more on that is janessa webb good morning. >> good morning. there's dual sides with the heavy snow, but the flood threat is really extreme this morning into your afternoon. could see up to eight inches locally in some areas, and we do have evacuation orders for central california throughout the morning. so you can see flood watches and flood warnings they're still in place even for southern california. and then the higher elevation. blizzard warning are still in place for the sierra nevada where ten feet of snow is still expected throughout thursday friday afternoon it's associated with this front that will linger across the plains all the way into the southwest as the upper midwest. pretty warm across dallas all the way into florida lo

phylli fill us in. >> and we hear they have weapons and there was teargas involved.nd that people are leaving the building. those people really have to kind of execute their duty today because, after all, this is the day when the senate and the house kind of agree on who the next president of -- president of the united states will be. so, yes, it's chaos. it is police all over the city. the d.c. mayor just announced a curfew from 6 p.m. today until 6 a.m. tomorrow morning. so, this is absolutely unprecedented. the united states has never seen something like that before. phil: let's just walk us through the sequence of events because this started with a trump rally which was more or less peaceful. >> right. so, people came together here last night and there were some minor clashes with police but nothing big. and then they gathered very early this morning. i was down there until actually a couple, until 30 minutes ago. people were really peaceful. i talked to them. they came here to protest the electoral outcome. they said it is rigged. but it was very peaceful. most

taste test new pizza recipes on family and friends but then covid hit and his beloved grandmother, phyllis, died from the virus. so ben worked through his grief by helping others turning his love of cooking into a cause for kindness he calls good pizza it was just a few pizzas at first. pies from the sky lowered down to friends in an old box from his apartment window. >> all right i'm ready whenever you are. >> reporter: to keep things socially distanced. >> this is good pizza. >> reporter: then a social media influencer gave him a great review >> i had a feeling it was going to get very busy very fast for free >> how many pizzas have you made now? >> i think i've made about 500 pizzas. >> reporter: now anyone who wants one signs up for a lottery on his instagram and each week he chooses 20 at random to get a pie are you charging money for the pizza? >> no, the pizza is always free. >> reporter: a full-time business school student at wharton, ben encourages people to make donations to local charities fighting hunger and homelessness >> for me, it was a chance to make something out of trage

she won multiple emmy awards for her television work especially playing the delightfully neurotic phyllis lynn strong in the mary tyler moore show back in the 1970 s. of the same time she won an oscar playing on them best housewife in the last picture show she had a long career. in showbiz and only stopped working a few years ago. more on the web sites of course at the w dot com slash culture lots of other arts and culture stories to be found there as well that's it for this edition thanks for watching above i found out. in mexico many forces home loans are certain out in the world right now climate change me to finish off a story. this is my friends the way from just one week. how much work can really get. we still have time to act i'm going. to success. that subscribe to the morning news like this. i'm skilled at the my work not hard and in the end is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. the smugglers would lie and said. what's your story. ready ready and what numbers and women especially in victims of violence. take part and se

she had quite an amazing career winning eight prime-time emmys, two for her role as phyllis on "the mary tyler moore show" in the 1970s. leachman also won an oscar for "the last picture show" and appeared in a string of comedies including "young frankenstein." cloris leachman died of natural cautions at home in california. she was 94 years old. an incredible life. and there is still much more ne abs evening news." an urgent warning about potentially toxic hand sanitizer. and, the pandemic couldn't stop this panda from making his public debut. deuvment-- debut. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, ...little things... ...can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight

she won multiple emmy awards for how television work especially playing the delightfully neurotic phyllis lynn strong in the mary tyler moore show back in the 1970 s. of the same time she won an oscar playing on them best housewife in the last picture show she had a long career. in show biz and only stopped working a few years ago. on the websites of course at the w dot com slash culture lots of all the arts and culture stores to be found there as well that's it for this edition thanks for watching i'm often up. to the point strong opinions clear positions international perspective such. a real friend so bloody made putin down so commentary to see the kremlin so here's his critique alex i know found me so who is here courageous encourage magic opposition leader or an opportunist finding a personal vendetta find out on to the point showing up to this point. which in 30 minutes on d w. closely . carefully. those soon. to be a good. match. discovered him. subscribe to documentary. where all. the kids good. take on the. oldest cats all of the stories that matter to you. look. at these funny.

brian: we love her as phyllis on mary tyler moore and don phyllis, when she was doing dancing with thee lovely unpredictable cloris leachman dancing into our studio, oscar and emmy winner. cloris leachman is still stealing the scenes. mama on - mama. >> this part of me would think this part of me, this part of me would talk. >> i love your part on mary tyler moore and julie in particular in young frankenstein, every time the horse we need. >> you know why? that means glue. >> a pleasure to have you one set because you never know what you're going to say. >> i never know either. >> her manager was interviewed. with a single looks he had the billy to break your heart or make you laugh until tears ran down your face. her children and grandchildren, she was a vegetarian and passionate advocate for animals rights. steve: 94 years old and she died of natural causes at her home. coming up straight ahead in 15 minutes after the hour the biden administration taken to court over the order to halt gas leasing on federal lands, it calls out the president for caving to the environmental left. ♪♪ to

the rest of my life and then got an opportunity to do a show in california called "the beautiful phyllisiller show," i was working with a partner then, hart pomerantz, and we'd write and perform, and we'd wrote some stand-up for various--for woody allen, joan rivers, and people like that, not that we influenced their careers, but we'd had enough experience, and we performed. rubenstein: so you picked a number of the famous people who later went on to great fame and fortune... michaels: uh-huh. rubenstein: and when the first show goes on, right, when it's over, are you convinced you have a great hit forever, or you're not sure? michaels: when we were beginning-- i've said this often-- but i had all the ingredients. i just didn't have the recipe, so between the first show and the second show, we changed. second show was paul simon. third show was rob reiner with penny marshall, and by the fourth show, we'd sort of found the show with candy bergen. we found the show that resembles the show today. rubenstein: so the original idea was to have a cast of characters--the not ready for pre time p

so it goes on it but but there are within those 2 different those 2 phyllis there's a variety of different groups that compete between each other that compete over territory that have their you know their their. confrontations between each other but also have their sort of confined territory where they rule and are the major player no it's the it is the accomplishment of what they are. needs to be recognized for that too that he has brought all these 14 players to table and has signed a peace agreement that initially is knesset community and many many others were doubting that it would hold but it did for a long time until you know april april of this year and you elections played a very important part in disrupting the very very peace deal michael i saw you nodding to some of what peter was saying there did you want to jump in yes that part of that you know. we cannot. well if the current peace deal is going to expire and this yeah i speak i have said then obviously we cannot another am really. it's quite important to note though that i will not peace deal with that we signed in the past

see phyllis to get started i'm sure you have many more questions for a expert panel looking forward to hearing those just put your comments into the comments section and i'll try and get some of your thoughts into today's discussion with say hello to the guests that guess and say hi to you mike cynthia's son and thanks for being on the stream today might welcome back to the stream remind our audience who you are what you do. thank you for having me again tonight it's my german i'm a fellow at the brennan center for justice at n.y.u. law school prior to that i was an f.b.i. special agent for 16 years who are some of my cases involved infiltrating white supremacists and far right militant groups undercover agents. thanks for coming that like i since the end tell me to shorty and it's how you would like to be screwy south what you did. not everyone and cynthia miller n.p.r.'s thank you for having me am a professor at american university where in washington d.c. where i direct the polarization and extremism research and innovation lab our peril and i also recently finished a book called ha

. >> beloved for her role on "the mary tyler moore show" as phyllis. >> oh, mary.llywood reporter," she was asked, what's her secret, after a long and storied run in hollywood? >> i try to eat healthy food and, you know, do a few little somethings, not much. you have to be ready to work. if you're not ready to live, at least you're ready to work. >> cloris leachman was 94 and a legend. good night. okay. >> live doppler 7 showing the storm that's still hovering over the bay area right now. the green shows the rain, yellow and red, the most intense spots on the map. good afternoon, everyone, thanks for joining us. i'm larry beal. >> and i'm kristen zse. >> the storm is already causing problems like mud slides in monterrey county. we'll have a live report in a few minutes and now we'll check out the tweet from the sonoma county sheriff. you can see the rising water along the rushing river. the rain is hitting the south bay, especially hard today. this is video of the rain coming down this afternoon in san jose, and take a hock at this live picture from the east bay. y

let me go to prison since i'm phyllis that people want a balanced so back america should learn a little less in a must still fits into ference in different countries elections there was a lot of shock and horror from overseas looking at what was happening on wednesday the crew impeachment will further to find the country terry coleman always a conspiracy come on it was all about racism on trump and he supports his spot but congress had a role when he always said this didn't just happen overnight. and no it didn't happen overnight and anyone who said that it could have seen this coming is absolutely apparently the only people not on twitter or reading newspapers we knew that the and this is what i meant by incompetence or conspiracy. out where was the national guard i mean where was the plan i mean i supported during the day that there was a whole lot of capitol police officers have been everywhere i looked in the checked my badge before i got anywhere near the complex but then in retrospect you look at the plan and it was to put bicycle racks a few you know in a different places around

leachman received 22 emmy nominations, she will also be remembered for playing the flamboyantly neurotic phyllispple has hit another sales record with reported revenues of more than $110 billion in the last three months of 2020, a rise of 21% on the same period last year. the gains come as consumers are confined to their homes during the pandemic, driving work, shopping and leisure activities increasingly online. the new 5g—enabled iphone 12 also boosted sales. wall street became a battleground this week, with a fight between an army of small investors on social media versus the big hedge funds. the day traders connected on sites like reddit, realising that big—time investors had placed bets on the stocks of poorly performing companies, predicting they would lose their value a practice known as shorting. and that's where the video game retailer, game stop comes in. already suffering from the shift to online shopping , it's been badly hit by the pandemic, and it's closed 800 stores in the last two years. at the start of the year it was an unlikely contender for hottest stock of 2021 — it was wort

. >> beloved for her role on "the mary tyler moore show" as phyllis. >> oh, mary.llywood reporter," she was asked, what's her secret, after a long and storied run in hollywood? >> i try to eat healthy food and, you know, do a few little somethings, not much. you have to be ready to work. if you're not ready to live, at least you're ready to work. >> cloris leachman was 94 and a legend. good night. good night. announced they ran out of vaccines a 4 it-year-old supervisor is facing criticism for getting a shot to herself. it started with a tip to our abc 7 iteam. we're live with the story and the latest issue with e.d.d. could the you be employment negotiate mayor that so many people are dealing with be blamed on outdated technology. >> i'm spencer christian. what was once a level 3 storm is now a level 2 but still is producing drenching rains and high winds. i'll have the abc 7 forecast coming up. >>> well, for most of us the worst is over, but this atmospheric river isn't done yet. live doppler 7 is still up with all kinds of colors for today's storm. oakland mayor

to be honest with you i'm surprised that it's the congressional the legislators come back assad phyllis's this until they are 100 percent sure that there are no bombs and nothing that's been left in at that i mean in the capital or someplace all around like that so i don't see i don't see them are being a lot secure and i have way more reinforcements we hear in that the various state police some of our role as they please we here and at the f.b.i. all of these long as agents now even the u.s. marshals we've got a special operations group that i was a member that doesn't operate moving we have the riots in atlanta the riots out and when rodney king occurred so i know about the same situation when a caller said we got a minute if we got to move fast but yet a march for me is that you can best believe they don't have all lot of security i had a feeling but i'm so glad you can confirm that for us what an interesting perspective especially sharing with us that now they're going to have to do sweeps of all these buildings which would then delay any governmental process for yet another day or ma

she won multiple emmy awards for how television work especially playing the delightfully neurotic phyllis been strong in the mary tyler moore show back in the 1970 s. of the same time she won an oscar playing on them based housewife in the last picture show she had a long career. a in show biz and only stopped working a few years ago. more on the websites of course at v.w. dot com slash culture lots of all the arts and culture stores to be found there as well that's it for this edition thanks for watching. complex when china imposed a national security law on hong kong last year and promised that the principle of one country 2 systems and be basic rights that in trials would be of help for critics point to a rapid on motion of freedom 6 my guest this week is michael beijing member of hong kong's legislative council and deputy china's national people's congress. conflicts . like. germany with. any time any place. the names video never. have the benefit of cracked. songs to sing along to download to his desk on the. from soup. to music. and there it causes into active exercises the kind of

meantime tributes pouring in following the death of actress cloris leachman best known as phyllis lindstromalk. >> leachman will go down as one of the most decorated actors in tv history with eight emmys to her name. a spokesperson said leachman died of natural causes at her california home, she was 94 years old. i think of her in bad santa. >> a final farewell to hank aaron who is laid to rest in atlanta, drove through the site of the old brave stadium where he hit his 700 fifteenth home run, a fund honoring his legacy starts with $2 million, the fund will go to increasing diversity in baseball. todd: a true testament to a person when following their death nobody so the negative word was all i heard his positive things, what a great man. jillian: john kerry pushes sweeping climate policies, faa records show his family still owns a private jet. >> joe conchable sound off on hypocrisy plus congressman ted budd and jim banks all live next hour. ♪♪ when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was u

she won multiple emmy awards for her television work especially playing the delightfully neurotic phyllis been strong in the mary tyler moore show back in the 1970 s. of the same time she won an oscar playing on them based housewife in the last picture show she had a long career. in showbiz and only stopped working a few years ago. more on the websites of course at the w dot com slash culture lots of all the arts and culture stores we found there as well that's it for this edition thanks for watching i'm often up. to the point of strong opinions clear positions international perspective such. a real threat to vladimir putin down so common time to see the kremlin's here's his critique alexander found so who is he or courageous and charismatic opposition leader or a competent is fighting a personal vendetta find out only to the point short time to this point. which comes to minutes on d. w. . and you hear me now yes yes we can hear you and how the last 2 years german chancellor we bring you i'm going to america and you've never had to have the full surprise yourself with what is possible wh

department, the median leachman who won and oscar in the picture show and also the noisy neighbor phyllishe publicist says she died in her sleep of natural causes at her home in california. cloris leachmanep was 94. and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines, and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. and if we win, we get to tell you how liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. isn't that what you just did? service! ♪ stand back, i'm gonna show ya ♪ ♪ how doug and limu roll, ya ♪ ♪ you know you got to live it ♪ ♪ if you wanna wi... ♪ [ music stops ] time out! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (dad vo) life doesn't give you many second chances. but a subaru can. (dad) you guys ok? (avo 1) eyesight with pre-collision braking. standard on the subaru ascent. the three-row subaru ascent. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (avo 2) get 0% for 63 months on select new 2021 models, now through februar

loved most of them and how to get the how to get last carry were seriously you would believe me when phyllis any. similarly. trial began on the 27th of october 1981 and received huge media attention. but interestingly nothing came out during the trial about the many lebanese and other arab politicians who'd been caught in her clan this time web live with fears really really. well the good i am now and the girls on their new. level of it. mid-level to. the. level of. only. on the 25th of july 1062. and was sentenced to death. but you to international pressure including from israel her sentence was commuted to 20 years . can hell if america is even more him than was natural for the letting her have her live got to a front for one second had a sense of loss at the end. that some hours at the end that it was all would be. wow my luck a strategy a kind of. violent no look at what kind of friends are and until. then when i only look nearly vertical as the bad and that going. on for the deaf and hard to. come home and i let them. but cohan only served 6 years of her sentence. the 2nd the arab israe

>> the traditional is world would be like ronald reagan and winston churchill and william buckley phyllis scheffler and people like that for the modernist worldview, and so are traditional worldview would have a lot more belief in revelation and through faith where is the modernist is much more scientific. it's more the enlightenment of progress, through science, through reason and capitalism and if you think about we would estimate 30% of the population of the united states is traditional and that is where they are anchored and 50% is anchored in the modern view. an example of the modernist would be thomas jefferson, benjamin franklin in madison, john f. kennedy, einstein, edison, and guys like will gates another strong modernist. now progressives which make up about 20% of the population right now we estimate, so each of these comes out as the world evolves they partly reject the worldview that came before them. modernism rejected faith. it rejected religion largely. many modernists are atheist. they believe in -- they don't believe in scripture or revelation are things like that. there