phyllis so the u.s. even the u.n. are all calling for both sides to deescalate the crisis nobody seems to be listening is the by the ministration sitting on its hands here and why is the u.s. trying so carefully with israel. well i think that we have to be clear that the by the administration has made it clear president biden himself has been very clear that foreign policy is simply not his priority the focus within foreign policy is on china and secondarily on the iran nuclear deal which does include israel of course but does not include the palestinians but that the israel palestine conflict is not on his agenda when this recent escalation broke out we're hearing the the rhetoric as mike just said we're hearing some shift in the river in the in the recalibration of language but we are not seeing yet any kind of recalibration of actions the very extreme positions that president trump had put into into place including moving the embassy recognizing israel's right to annex huge parts of the west bank recognizing as som

phyllis lyon was secretary and also a longtime editorof the latter . during the early years of the organization when secrecy was important, was paramount actually, they used their home to host parties and fundraising events for the daughters of elitists. the boards resolution to initiate landmark designation for the lyon-martin house was designated for two parcels, because those were the properties owned by phyllis lyon and martin. the boards designation was heard by the historic preservation committee commissioned in 2021. the historic preservation commission finding the lyon-martin house significantly historical voted 6 to 1 to recommend approval of landmark designation of the property 51 duncan street only excluding 649duncan street from the recommendation as shown shaded in the slide . in their deliberations commissioners noted parcels in the house appeared to be the propertymost representative of margin and lyon's significance . on a somewhat related aside, the lyon-martin health services which was named in honor of phyllis lyon and doris martin a

you dressed up as phyllis diller how old were you when you were dressing up like phyllis diller?ike she was having so much fun and i thought, yeah, that looks, that looks cool. i would like to do that. so, i dressed up as her at a halloween party. >> seth: did other people --- did people know who the 11-year-old dressed like phyllis diller was trying to be? >> i don't remember. not everybody, no. i think they just thought i was going through a phase or something. >> seth: you -- there's not a ton of intimate scenes in this show, but there is still an intimacy coordinator on set. i feel like this is very common now and a step in the right direction. how have you enjoyed working with your intimacy coordinator >> well see, that's the thing. i mean, well, hannah has this scene that's a little steamy, but i certainly didn't think i was going to be getting a call from the intimacy coach. >> seth: oh, it' s a coach >> so, the night before a scene where i kiss a man, or he kisses me, that was it. i get an email from the intimacy coach telling me she's going to be on the set tomorrow to j

phyllis good to talk to you we've seen yet more deadly exchanges of rocket fire between the israelis and the armed groups in gaza today how worrying is this latest escalation do you think. this is very very dangerous it's dangerous both on the ground in terms of human cast we've already seen i think that figures now are 32 people who have been killed in gaza of whom 10 were children or women one who may have been in a hamas member but it's not only the immediate it's also the way it's been responded to in the international community particularly by the united states this notion what we were just hearing about israel has the right of self-defense palestinians do not that's the essence of what they treat it as if this were 2 equal sides it's this illusion that's based on the last 25 years of u.s. support for a peace process that was designed to put israelis and palestinians together at one table and then declare them equal and say well now let's negotiate this is not about 2 countries this is not ecuador and crew and the border dispute this is about an occupied population without a mil

for policy studies and author of the recent book understanding the palestinian israeli conflict phyllis is joining us via skype from washington very good to have you with us on al-jazeera i want to talk to you about the u.s. response to the conflict as we heard from our correspondent in washington earlier president biden's message is what we've heard from american presidents of both parties whether republican or democrats for decades but this conflict it seems is being viewed differently in the u.s. this time around what do you think has changed. i think what has not changed as you say is the position so far the by the ministration what we know about the conversation between president biden and the israeli prime minister and mahmoud abbas is that he has not called for a cease fire he has not put any pressure on israel to stop the slaughter that's underway in gaza and this is a very familiar situation in which it appears that the u.s. is taking the lead from israel on when they are ready for a cease fire and netanyahu has made clear he is not ready for a cease fire he said that our aim i

things is doing this, and many women are proud to be able to breastfeed, which they should be from phyllis. we've achieved a lot, but there's still room for more clear steps that we could take to move forward. just for the fun mom. nina says she managed to battle her way through with james, thanks to the help of the breast feeding group. and after the initial difficulties, she really enjoyed it. as a cute to have him so close to me. those moments of west and waiting gold is the healthiest option for her children in and what about you today and planning to help some assembly today? i have a day off today. very yeah, the live stream. fantastic. ok. and that's it for today. so see you next week, and unto then let's all try to stay in good shape. chocolate. talk with me and it's great. absolutely. the news, the news news, the news news, news, news the who's the the the the ah, the way to bring you more conservation. how do we make seniors green, or how can we protect habitus? we can make a difference. global ideas, environmental theories of global $3000.00 on d, w, and online. ah, unsecure the

and many women are proud to be able to breastfeed, which they should be from phyllis. we've achieved a lot, but there's still room for more clear steps that we could take to move forward. we're going to define mom. nina says she managed to battle her way through with james, thanks to the help of the breast feeding group. and also the initial difficulties. she really enjoyed it to have him so close to me, those moments of west and waiting gold and the healthiest option for her children. and what about you today and planning to help some assembly today? i have a day off today. very. yeah. let's go from ice cream. fantastic. okay, and that's it for today. so see you next week and on to then, let's all try to stay in good shape. shortly. talk with his correct? absolutely. the news, the news, the, the, me the news no matter how you doing, no matter where you go, outdoor holidays are becoming increasingly popular. i really looking forward over nature and swimming into a new car state and nicole. so it's where the works is specially, well, venture is guaranteed there's work o

black crowned night herrings and they were found to the elmwood correctional phyllis he facility in milpitas. deputies safely transported the birds to the wildlife center is open valley. >> they do not look happy. they look like oh, man. we were caught. >> of all the places to call home. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, israeli warplanes pound gaza as the deadly conflict en with little n immediate cease fire. buildings in gaza reduced to rubble. rescuers pulling survivors out of debris. the death toll tonight, ten israelis, more than 200 palestinians, including dozens of children. and hamas shoots more than 3,000 rockets as israel vows to not let up. plus breaking news, president biden calls for a cease fire in a phone call with the israeli prime minister. mask mess, the confusion tonight as some cities and states choose to keep their mask mandates d

the home that belonged to the first same-sex couple to legally marry in san francisco will become a phyllisrst bought the home. it became the defacto headquarters for rights. >>> doctors are able to predict when a woman will go by analyzing a blood test. >> there's also very important clinical implications which is why we're doing everything we're doing. is to try to get to an answer for the prediction of preterm labor. >>> current delivery estimates that run from 3 weeks before to two weeks after the due date are considered a normal delivery time. the blood test could be out within three years and could narrow the projected delivery window to a two week period. >>> speaking of pregnancy, move over octo mom. a woman in mali has done you one better. halima sise was aware having multiples. according to a sonogram she gave birth to 9 babies. all of the infants were devered bycesarean. >> glad everyone is doing well. that's going to be one busy family. >>. on to the weather forecast. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> i can't even imagine. i have twins and it's already difficult enough. da

the home that belonged to the first same-sex couple to legally marry in san francisco will become a phyllison first bought the home. it became the defacto headquarters for rights. >>> doctors are able to predict when a woman will go by analyzing a blood test. >> there's also very important clinical implications which is why we're doing everything we're doing. is to try to get to an answ for the prediction of preterm labor. >>> current delivery estimates that run from 3 weeks before to two weeks after the due date are considered a normal delivery time. the blood test could be out within three years and could narrow the projected delivery window to a two week period. >>> speaking of pregnancy, move over octo mom. a woman in mali has done you one better. halima sise was aware having multiples. according to a sonogram she gave birth to 9 babies. all of the infants were delivered by cesarean. >> glad everyone is doing well. that's going to be one busy family. >> yes. >> nine babies. to the weather meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> i can't even imagine. i have twins and it's already difficu

feel how your belly expands as phyllis, your lungs. quickly. studies show that conscious breathing reduces stress levels. but there is another unexpected factor that affects how we deal with stress. and it has to do with where we grow up. this fellow is a typical city kid who didn't spend much time in the countryside or have contact with animals. this guy, by contrast, grew up surrounded by nature. he had lots of contact with farm animals. research shows that people who were raised in the country are less likely to have certain mental illnesses particularly is growing up on the countryside is actually associated with a much lower risk of getting depression. so are people who grew up in the country also better at coping with stress? to find out rebus, teen conducted an experiment they simulated a job application interview with 40 male test subjects. bottom things. why do you think you're the best candidate thing? well, because of my previous experience in the life cycle, school interviewers didn't just listen quietly but intensified the

turning a blind eye to the plot to stick to it he's the authorities had to step in order to live phyllis obama learned a lot more so the identity it will be local philip one might be if you pick a people they want to as a fundamental get an angle in that i don't get to libby over there are if you will obviously never going to them with that. sort of. full of machine. the impounded. weapons willing to put on show for the press they included assault rifles laser sights and night vision goggles that would have greatly enhanced the insurgents fighting how an. america could be as close ally was also not playing at all it is a price move charge former major general cleaver i will not cut extract thinking together with a sort of code president might do and to uscis millions were offered for their capture and alkali agreed to be extradited to the united states. scooped out colossal arrest most of the trainee fighters subscribe to the remainder went into hiding in the i pad working at our desert among them 2 of good row silver course associates former us soldiers denman and bury. me more presumin

well, that's tricky to get it. phyllis man, and i could fix that easy and then carry on the more to go me simple method allows liam to compare the face of the curl over a period of time and have noticed signs that even this have resilience. karl is reaching its limits. here fully, but it's got our growth on it. bleaching occurs when the washer is too long. an al gave the carls food source is expelled. really completely while it's really flowing in life is just a huge pitch. you would look at your rafer co system engineer and to lose that building block, you just lost your structure. you lost your community block, taking someone's house. and we have this co system out here which is christine. but it is also on the cost of having this pledging event. so it's definitely something we need to keep a very close eye on carl's support a course. or if there was a good time to predict that up to 90 percent could disappear by 2040 it makes creating a marine pot even more leading the way is the indigenous body, joey, community. they range a tame, regularly worked closely with scientists. so we're

more voice to the conversation let's add in new york times best selling author and president of the phyllis schlafly eagle forum ed martin is here with us . since 26 we heard it from the laughed you know russian influence on our elections but now here we are turns out that the. their swiss influence on our elections we often hear about george soros but here's this this swiss billionaire in wyoming who has basically kept a low profile i guess for decades he's a harvard graduate from the 1960 s. but we don't really know anything else about him what do you make of all of this. well there's a couple observations number one you brought up the russia you know just yesterday i think of that yet yesterday the the narrative machine the great american narrative machine which is big tech big media and big government rehashed the russian hoax there's a judge who says oh my gosh it's still there at the moment reporting something special it said one of the greatest hoax is perpetrated on the american people but very effectively done meanwhile we find out that this swiss citizen maybe he's american i don'

on sunday opposition during list the roman protest of h was arrested after his flight from greece. phyllis, when you was diverted to mince western governments, have called on bella ruth and president lucas shanker, to immediately release the purpose of each and his girlfriend. he is very challenge at an ease conference in war. so on thursday, remind process age. his parents made an impassioned plea for help in freeing their son. and they said that country we, as parents were asking the people to journalists, the president, the government, some kind of influence on lucas shanker on his regime so that he can stop torturing the wonderful young bright youth. and stop all of the evil things that he is doing at the moment. well though, the e u has yet to put new economic sanctions against that roots into action. their intention is clear in lisbon. foreign ministers discuss their options. and at the moment, at least the talk is tough. what is clear is that we want to show that we will not be satisfied with small steps for the sanctions. but rather, we want the sanctions to put significant pressur

or phyllis bennis is a fellow at the institute for policy studies and author of the book understanding the palestinian israeli conflict and she says the u.s. isn't pressuring israel to stop the attacks and explains why what we know about the conversation between president biden and the israeli prime minister and mahmoud abbas is that he has not called for a cease fire he has not put any pressure on israel to stop the slaughter that's underway in gaza and that this is a very familiar situation in which it appears that the u.s. is taking the lead from israel on when they are ready for a cease fire and netanyahu has made clear he is not ready for a cease fire he said that our aim is to send hemis a message that it's not worth sending these rockets he is still sending that message and this is very reminiscent of earlier situations in 2006 with the the israeli war on lebanon connelly's or rice then the secretary of state to to george bush said we aren't we don't want a ceasefire yet implying presumably there were not enough dead people yet we see is something similar here it's quite dangero

but look, this is phyllis team with a lot of talent, the buying guys that i mentioned already, plus the likes and i have 2 more van, a doing the one who will all be playing in the champions league final. it's clear that there's still a lot of talent in this germany say, i wouldn't make the favorites, but i wouldn't roll out a glorious lives once on either. alright, oliver, really from dw sport. thank you so much. now the us has warned its citizens against traveling to japan, where corona, virus cases remain high. the japanese government says the travel advisory will not affect the olympics due to begin in tokyo, in less than 2 months time. the international olympic committee says the event will go ahead despite low approval ratings and vaccination rates in japan, in order to boost its in occupation campaign. japan has just opened math vaccination centers. it aims to immunized $36000000.00 elderly citizens before the start of again the offices of a former tax office in tokyo. now, one of japan's 1st mass of explanation centers everyone over the age of 60 families is eligible for a short

george galloway and new york times bestselling author president of the phyllis schlafly evil for him and martin hellman good to see you again 1st 53 countries 53000 participants when asked about a number of issues threatening democracy i think agree or disagree the biggest agree was on economic inequality most people surveyed agreed about that but when asked what country threatens democracy the most between the u.s. china and russia the respondents agreed the u.s. was the bigger threat so what do you say to that george. the scottish national poor robert burns said the greatest if the god could give us is to see ourselves as other c.e.o.'s and that i think will have come as a big shock to some people in the united states how others see you you see when joe biden's up there are somewhat hesitantly because of his advancing whatever is telling us america's on the move again the rest of us are hiding under terrible manila the idea of the americas on the move again and coming our way is not something that we look forward to look the united states has invaded and occupied some 60 countries

a way of justifying violence and repression of palestinian protests and even a phyllis appeared to supply my name. i mean to say that that much, i think she sent me lawsuit in detroit. so it was really generally when there is more report sort of falling line behind the government team building one of the problems of the team of be will be by the middle of mostly reproducing the talking points that the idea spokes person has given them. but they sort of go the extra mile and begin to call for military action themselves. the for me going to go to the base of our vehicles on wednesday. oh, israel is up against some inconvenient facts and figures about its occupation and the palestinians it dominates across their historical usually when israel wages war on god, these fires can taken weeks to go into effect even months. this one took just $1111.00 days of death and destroying, brought to an end as power steering and by mass mobilization and a general strike inside israel and across the occupied territories. the trophies in stone is the, the blogs that fell on god could not stop back normalizat

thing, just dealing with and many women are proud to be able to breastfeed, which they should be from phyllis. we've achieved a lot, but there's still room for more clear steps that we could take to move forward. we're going to pharma nina says she managed to battle her way through with james, thanks to the help of the breast feeding group. and also the initial difficulties. she really enjoyed it to have him so close to me. those moments of west and waiting gold and is the healthiest option for her children. and what about you today and planning to help them assembly today? i have a day off today. very yeah, the lift up from ice cream. fantastic. okay. and that's it for today. so see you next week and unto them, let's all try to stay in good shape. shortly, talk with his correct absolutely. the news the who's the the the, the the you're tired of you, you'll be in the right place. we have great news from the deserts busy. las vegas shantia and i was a conservation to hear the greenhouse of spain. good news from the blue planet. in 30 minutes on d w. how do loaners become right wing extremists,

and many women are proud to be able to breastfeed, which they should be from phyllis. we've achieved a lot, but there's still room for more. there are clear steps that we could take to move forward. going on mom. nina says she managed to battle her way through with james, thanks to the help of the breast feeding group. and after the initial difficulties, she really enjoyed it. to have him so close to me. those moments of west and waiting gold. and it's the healthiest option for her children. and what about you today and planning to help them assembly today? i have a day off today, very live stream. fantastic. okay. and that's it for today. so see you next week, and unto them, let's all try to stay in good shape shortly. so i'll talk with him. absolutely, the news, news. the news, the news, the news, [000:00:00;00] the, the the, the, the, the, all the, what's going on here, the house of your very own from a printer, computer games that are healing. my dog needs electricity. explains, delivers fact. and what the future holds. living in the digital world shift in 15 minut

things is dealing with and many women are proud to be able to breastfeed, which they should be from phyllis. we've achieved a lot, but there's still room for more clear steps that we could take to move forward. going on, the mina says, manage to battle highway through with james, thanks to the help of the breast feeding group. and after the initial difficulties, she really enjoyed it to have him so close to me, those moments of west and waiting gold. and it's the healthiest option for her children. me. and what about you today? are you planning to help some assembly today? i have a day off today, very live stream. fantastic. ok. and that's it for today. so see you next week and unto them, let's all try to stay in good shape. i have chocolate. chocolate ice cream. absolutely. the news . the news. the news the you're tired of you're in the right place. we have great news on the go from the desert busy. las vegas, a champion, a conservation, to hear the greenhouse of spain. news from the blue planet. on dw, the international i've seen has been eagerly waiting for this new contemporary collecti

phyllis lyon and del martin bought the home in 1955, the same year the couple co-founded the daughtera political organization for lesbians. the couple got married in 2004 when then mayor gavin newsom ordered marriage licenses be issued to same-sex couples. both women were married in the clerk's office. martin died in 2008 and lyon in 2020. friends of the couple have been fighting to make their home a landmark. today the board of supervisors voted unanimously to give the home landmark status. >>> well, the warriors try taking another step closer toward the playoffs. we're going to show you how they we're going to show you how they did tonigh at worksman cycles, we're going to show you how they did tonigh we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs have changed, so we expanded our product line to include electric cycles. we used the unlimited 1.5 percent cash back from our chase ink business unlimited ® credit card to help purchase tools and materials to build new models. and each time we use our card, we earn cash back to help grow our business. it's more th

more voice to the conversation let's add in new york times best selling author and president of the phyllis schlafly eagle forum ed martin is here with us. since 26 we heard it from the laughed you know russian influence on our elections but now here we are turns out that the. their swiss influence on our elections we often hear about george soros but here's this this swiss billionaire in wyoming who has basically kept a low profile i guess for decades he's a harvard graduate from the 1960 s. but we don't really know anything else about him what do you make of all of this. well there's a couple observations number one you brought up the russia you know just yesterday i think or that you have a yesterday the the narrative machine the great american narrative machine which is big tech big media and big government rehash the russian hoax there's a judge as well my gosh it's still there and the motor report is something special it's a good one of the greatest hoax is perpetrated on the american people but very effectively done meanwhile we find out that this swiss citizen maybe he's american i

george galloway and new york times bestselling author president of the phyllis schlafly evil for him and martin gentlemen good to see you again 1st i think of 3 countries 53000 participants when asked about a number of issues threatening democracy i think agree or disagree the biggest agree was on economic inequality most people surveyed agreed about that but when asked what country threatens democracy the most between the u.s. china and russia the respondents agreed the u.s. was the bigger threat so why. do you say to that george. or the scottish national poor robert burns said the greatest if the god could give us is to see ourselves as other c.e.o.'s and that i think will have come as a big shock to some people in the united states how others see you you see when joe biden's up there are somewhat hesitantly because of his advancing whatever is telling us america's on the move again the rest of us are hiding under the table manila the idea of america's on the move again and coming our way is not something that we look forward to look the united states has invaded and occupied some

that happen has been involved with the case for a long time robert tell us about this litigation but phyllis and about what this is about what is the case about why the subtle. and what's ahead of us thanks for having me on mike so the bosses scientific settlement was a sudden one about the pelvic mass products which were products that were implanted in women to treat incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse and things like that and you were in that case you have been working in that case and many other manufacturers for over 10 years and especially this this was a sudden on the half of a g.'s around the country that found that boston scientific had misled consumers misled doctors about the true risks associated with the device and ok so give us a recap on what you're doing run know what we're doing now as we see a lot of these same manufacturers did the pelvic measures also have done hernia meshes for many years and it's the same byproduct the same synthetic plastic polymer used to repair her knee is as well as the pelvic organ issues as we just talked about as well what you tell you about th

happen has been involved with the mess case for a long time robert tell us about this litigation but phyllis in about what this is about what is the case about why the settlement. and what's ahead of us thanks for having me on mike so the bosses scientific settlement was a settlement about the pelvic mass products which were products that were implanted in women to treat incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse and things like that and you were in that case the women work in that case and many other manufacturers for over 10 years and essentially this this was a subtle known behalf of a.g.s. around the country that found that boston scientific had misled consumers misled doctors about the true risks associated with the device and ok so give us a recap on what you're doing run know what we're doing now as we see a lot of these same manufacturers did the pelvic measures also have done hernia meshes for many years and it's the same byproduct the same synthetic plastic polymer used to repair her knee is as well as the pelvic organ issues as we just talked about as well what you tell you about the

that was supposed to be phyllis. i can't do it as good as he can.those auntie m pretzels from the food court. so i said, "is it okay if i sip it?" and they said no. but ryan seemed cool either way. stop! this is not kelly kapur story hour.

didn't know who might get the phyllis. i don't care if i get it or not, but i didn't want to pass it onto my parents or my children. but you know, when i think the staff is still getting used to it a bit, but they still got things done pretty quickly. i made my reservation at 8 am and by $826.00, it was all over including the waiting time japan's vaccination drive got off to a slow start. vaccinations only began in mid february months. behind many other countries, far less than 5 percent of the population have had a job with the olympic games being held here in tokyo, in just 2 months time. the new vaccination centers i meant to speed up the vaccine rollout that many feel it's too little too late. when one thing was done it early and got 8090 percent of people vaccinated by the time of the olympics . and then for sure the games could be held without a problem. they had to be bought most here worried about the games post show that up to 80 percent of japanese. people don't want the olympics to go ahead and with good reason.

cultural revolution right now from the left, there are those who dissent from it do not go far or phyllis gone too far they get pushed to the side. i would speculate a little this might be the makings of a new wave of what we call neoconservatism. people on the left have been disillusioned and move toward the right if not necessary full-blown into the conservative camp. i may have one more example of this, or something counted about three years ago not sure it's called the walkaway movement . people mostly in their 20s and 30s who've grown up in the left a very conventional liberal perhaps. they are walking away from the democratic party or the progressive wing of the democratic party. to the audience here i would reference one particular one woman who gave a video for this walkaway group it's on youtube. in her first name is georgia and her lesson begins of the h. if you walk right walkaway george h. i tested that just not too long ago. in the amazing thing is the publicity that came over last fall over 1,047,000 hits have gone to watch her just her in her room talking to the camera expl

articulating the interconnected -- terrell built onto a framework of black feminist that stretched back to phyllis wheatley's early abolitionist poetry. later to alice walker's organism. thinking of the histories of her own enslaved grandmothers and mother, terrell rejected the spread of revisionist histories that enshrine the antebellum era as a better, more harmonious time. steering white nostalgia for their mammy's, she protested in 1923 when the u.s. senate had the temerity to pass the united daughters of the confederacy sponsored bill to build a national monument to the faithful colored mammy's of the south. it hurt her that this bill passed in the senate, just weeks after yet another devastating defeat of the anti-lynching bill. and a year after the lincoln memorial, named for the so-called great liberator without any sense of irony dedicated in front of a segregated audience. the mainstream white newspaper, the washington evening star published an article titled old mammy's memorial, endorsing the bills passage. affection and attachment between the white child and its colored nurse where th

kennedy: how hard is it for you to find people between new york and florida to phyllis necessary positionst full capacity? event it is as hard as the pandemic. it's getting a little bit easier because the waiver to collect unemployment you have to by the end of the month you have to start looking for job approving you are searching for it in new york there's a light at the end of the tunnel whether or not to be the case. literally in the last five days since the announcement here in florida have more applicants and five kits that we had in five months. in new york, it's going to be very difficult to staff part as we open up, mild they we conversed back i do not know how you're going to do it. obviously we talked about this a little bit, restaurants considerably margin than other industries. it's harder to make money. so if you have a mom-and-pop restaurant, how do you raise wages in order to attract applicants and workers without going broke? >> will candidly can attract workers not the federal government. i never built into my competition plan. you build your competitive landscape the fed

phyllis's result france is about 8 feet smaller than it used to be.in brooklyn accidentally bought $2600 worth of sponge bob popsicles on his mom's amazon account, accidentally prevents what she really did scream for ice cream. go fund me has been launched to help the mom of this young boy pay for the 918 popsicles he ordered. also she now needs another 2600 and napkins for the month that amazon will not allow her to return the food items, jerks. but they will give her a $2600 credit towards a ride in outer space with the go find ms. arty raised more than a thousand dollars passive school. the family promises a surplus of b is responsibly to buy commonsense items that american families really need. like 200 cases of toilet paper, obviously. topic number four. do your kids love to read books about demons and which is? how about books written by them instead? megan mark was publishing her very own children's book. hopefully she's a better author than she is an actress. duchess, person, the new book comes from random house which is also where her intervi

to preserve phyllis and dull's legacy to ensure queer and transwomen don't fall through the cracks toe the health and well being of our community. please keep us alive. thank you. >> president laguana: thank you. next caller please. >> mr. president, there are no more callers in the queue at this moment. >> president laguana: okay. seeing no public comment. commissioner adams. >> commissioner adams: yeah. congratulations to all the nominees today. i want to give a shout out to two special ones. i know the first caller and i want to wish donna sashay a happy birthday today. calling in on your birthday. what betty has done with the writers and the columnist really does affect our community and the online presence, it's so important for our community. so i just want to congratulate the bay times and thank betty for what she's done with that paper and just turning it in to the power house that it is in the san francisco lgbtq community. i also want to give a shout-out to lion martin health center. a caller said something very important. it's for our community run by our community and what

phyllis lion and adele martin purchased the home in 1955, the same year the couple founded a political organization for lesbians mostly run out of that home. the couple got legally married in 2004, when then mayor gavin newsom ordered marriage licenses to be issued to same-sex couples. martin died in 2008 and lyon in 2020. they voted to give the valley home landmark status. >>> people in two north bay towns may want to be on the lookout. surveillance footage caught a bear in cotadi and sebastopol. >> we haven't seen any signs that the bear is being aggressive or anything like that, but if you do see the bear, we recommend that you obviously stay away from it, don't approach it. >> i was shocked. i did not expect a bear at all. >> police in both towns are urging people to be on guard, asking them to keep a close eye on their small pets and certainly don't leave out food and water. >> good advice. >>> quickly approaching 6:00, and breaking overnight in the south bay, an officer struck by a car while on duty. straight ahead, a live report from the scene of his condition and the very lates

lived experience terrell built onto a framework of black feminist thought that stretched back to phyllis wheatley's early abolitionist poetry to new negro womanhood and later to alice walker's womanism and kimberly crenshaw's theory of intersectionality. thus thinking of the histories of her own enslaved grandmothers and mother terrell rejected the spread of revisionist histories that enshrined the antebellum era as a better more harmonious time. skewering white's nostalgia for their mammies. she forcefully protested in 1923 when the us had the us senate had the temerity to pass the united daughters of the confederacy sponsored bill to build a national monument to the faithful colored mammies of the south. it hurt her that this bill passed in the senate just weeks after yet another devastating defeat of the dire anti-anti lynching bill and a year after the lincoln memorial for this, you know name for the so called great liberator was without any sense of irony on the part of the organizers dedicated in front of a segregated audience. the mainstream white newspaper the washington evening