phyllis, welcome. >> thank you. military memorial just until about a decade ago. it's been opened for 25 years. this memorial ceremony is where we have, we really remember those women who have given their lives in service to the nation all the way back to the revolutionary war when it was illegal for women to serve but they disguised themselves as men. mike: what do you want our viewers to know about the military women's memorial? >> the memorial is hidden in place. entrance at the arlington national cemetery and many people see the curved wall with the reflecting pool and they think that is it. behind there there's basically a museum that tells the stories of the military women all the way from the revolutionary war till today, over 3 million of us that are served and defended this country. mike: awesome. we have numbers from the pentagon in terms of women in active duty service. the army 15.5%. navy 20.5%. the marine corps 9.1% and air force 21.3% all have grown in female service since 2005. what should folks at h

we will speak to phyllis bennis of the institute for policy studies. then to sudan, where the humanitarian crisis is worsening as fighting between rival military factions enters its 25th day. >> essentially, both of them are in a battle to the death. there is a zero-sum game. the population throughout the country is held to the political and economic ambitions of these two generals. amy: and protests are continuing over the death of jordan neely, a longtime new york street performer who was choked to death by a former marine on a subway car moments after neely screamed out that he was hungry and thirsty. the medical examiner has ruled his death a homicide but no charges have been filed. we will speak an activist with the group vocal-new york and another street performer who knew jordan from his time when he worked as a michael jackson impersonator. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. at least 13 people were killed in the gaza strip overnight as israeli forces targeted a r

whereas phyllis schlafly coming out of the same era but a movement that historians generally now would call the new right really beginning in the 1950s, but coming to a kind of national consciousness in 1964 with the berry goldwater campaign. and here we have phyllis schlafly arguing from a very different perspective that women grounded in their roles as mothers in the family and as she says in a judeo-christian framework acquire all of their place in in society their status and even their equality different than men because of those differences as women and so again within two years of each other we've got through comparison a sense of the debate regarding the women's movement during this period but another thing we do when we when we look at these two documents is to apply contextualization. so that as students are probably aware 1970 and 1972 are within the context of all the social changes that are happening during the 1960s. and those social changes are not only on the left the new left the anti-war movement the civil rights movement and the counterculture but there are also chang

phyllis. she's got four decades of experience under her fuchsia tutu. >> it was the most fun race i've ever done. >> events like beta breakers and next month's pride celebration is bringing visitors back to san francisco as hotel occupancy creeps towards prepandemic numbers. as of this march, it was 66%. only 14% in 2020. more money is coming in as well with average hotel rates at $250. back to where it was before covid. >>> now to san francisco's bay view neighborhood streets where they were transformed into a car-free space for the community. it was the kickoff to sunday's streets in the city. five blocks were closed, so families could have a safe place to gather and have fun. >> reporter: kids and families love the open street. most of our stresses, they have cars speeding down. the kids, i'm out here and i get to run around and play? everyone loves that. >> people in the community just get to come out to be together, use the streets for something other than cars. >> sunday's street event t

phyllis has four decades of experience. under her fuchsi tutu. >> it was the most fun race i'v ever done. >> our own ryan yamamoto took part in the race. he sent us this picture with his wife, susan, at the starting line. yo can see the streets there, they were packed with runners. >> reporter: events like beta breakers will bring visitors 80%.s of this march, back up el to. that's nobad considering hotel occupancy was only 14% in 2020. more money is covid. >>> a li enis now of travelers this afternoon were evacuated. flights were diverte as officials investigate an unattended item found in terminal two. officials say it was out of an abundance of caution and everything is back running now. >> a lot of travelers, meaning it could take months to get you passport. exactly how post offices are stepping in to help >> reporter: if you've tried getting or renewing a passport lately, you know how long the wait times can be. that's why what's happening at this san francisco post office is such a unusual opportunity. the post office

. >> narrator: as ginni lamp was growing up, phyllis schlafly was a role model.r of schlafly's group. >> the american women do not want e.r.a., they do not want abortion, they do not want lesbian privileges, and they do not want universal child care in the hands of the government. (audience cheering and applauding) >> what she saw in phyllis schlafly and her mom was "no excuses." you don't need affirmative action. you don't need women's kind of special accommodations. you make yr own fate, you create your own path, and you lean in. it doesn't have to be e liberal way. you can also do it the republican way. >> narrator: they were waging a battle against the e.r.a., equal rights amendment. >> this one woman, schlafly, pretty much singlehandedly stopped a whole movement and killed the equal rights amendment. it really was an example of what you could do as a conservative woman leading a crusade. >> and we can build this into a mighty movement that can set america on the right path. then conquer we must for our cause it is just, and this be our motto: god is our trus

but, they sent phyllis george who was miss america 1970, i believe. and she later became the first lady of kentucky. but she was so beautiful and so all of her entourage. and they came to our icu and talked with every single soldier, which was awesome. and one of the soldiers i was taking care of that day was a double amputee. both of his arms were amputated from the elbow down. and he did not own himself up. so i was holding him up and she spent a lot of time. when she was leaving, i late him down. and i said, wouldn't it be great of all of us looked that good. and he looked up at me, and said they don't hold a candle to what you would like to us. well, i just couldn't believe he said that. and i leaned down and i kissed his forehead and i said i will never forget you. thank you. here he was, supporting me when i was supposed to be supporting him. so. another story is that, i never forget this one. there was an ambush at the on cape pass. an kaye was right near we were. it was up in the mountains and for whatever reason strategy had that we needed th

south, but still got them scored for on answer goals, including this pin point finish from chris phyllis. before one victory lift stood god above the relegation zone. and when on the final match day, next weekend would all but secure them another season in germany's top slides. minds is 4th, one is legal loss in a row means they are now out of the race for the european spots. a bar layer causing or looking for a window against visitors, bull assemblage, and black box as they strive for the wind is league us last year, a pain spot. and they were to one up when disaster struck in the last minute nadeem i'm mary's best pass went straight to the working macos tools. i'm was set up last in the to equalize for the black box. the to, to draw puts naval cruise and a point above was full, meaning, a when against both home and the last game of the season. we'll see them qualify for your while it's look at all the results on the pronouncement match date of this very exciting season. on saturday life 6 shocks buyer and how to berlin drew with bowl whom hoffen time beat on you and berlin. so good dre

these uso shows make possible for our soldiers to see such performers as comedienne phyllis diller. songstress anita bryant, the lovely dancing singing star joey hamilton and a great many others. on a continuing day to day basis. soldiers in vietnam are rotated out of the battle zones and trained to create in vietnam and to countries in southeast asia. for rest and recuperation. this process is known as are and are here again. army special services takes over by the r&r program program. for its in-country r&r center. special services operate a beach resort that vang pao, only a short distance from saigon. in this peaceful setting where his soldiers can unwind and themselves. to a veteran of many battles in the jungle, r&r means soft bed with clean white sheets. and. it means the luxury of running hot water and lot of it. or a professional lady barber. additional activities are available in another recreation area just outside of saigon saigon. water sports are enjoyed by those who like boating or or water skiing. dancers help to a man's mind off the war. for many men, special arrang

. >>> we found phyllis near the starting line of the race, hurt 39 time running dating back to 1983.we had a blast and it was so much fun and from then on i did it every year . >> reporter: minus the pesky pandemic years of course but the race is back in person and an explosion of colorful costumes, yet again. >> this is maybe our sixth time running as a chicken. >> reporter: cindy and sandy, their costumes have grown more elaborate what time . >> we started with hats and slowly added to it. >> we added the tutus and feathers. >> reporter: compare that to minimalism of john francis from cleveland . >> you can see i am prepared with my bag on. this is running couture. >> reporter: you get a pass this time but you have to add at least the feather boa next year. come to think of it who could give some advice, phyllis with four decades of experience under her fuchsia tutu. >> is the most fun race i've ever done. >>> it is 6:26. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy come face-to-face today with crucial talks to keep the country from kakayaking is s my thing.. runnnning is awewe

dear phyllis also enjoyed talking to you and i'm interested in the three camps that you're raising. whatever. whatever you happened to tell her, she would remember. she would send you a big a handwritten note with her big, sprawling signature. and she did that to people all over the state in austin. it was lesson because so many people knew her on personal level. when i went to dallas, met new people and they found that i'd work with and they had a story tell me about and well, when met and she did this or my partner was sick and wrote him a note. i mean there were things like that. so she had personal touch whereas exceptionally rare in a politician and few politicians strong enough staffs to be able to do that for them. so i know you knew h.w. bush. you knew both of them. and i covered him, covered his campaigns and covered his white house. and he was, of course, famous for that same thing of focusing on people, writing those personal notes. everybody always a story about him. who in politics today in either party in texas nationally reminds the most of ann richards. let's count h

phyllis brown was a huge influence. it gets back to this yale and association with the university of michigan which is understandable. he loved the place. but yale had a huge impact. new york. at the very same time that america first is releasing its isolationist manifesto, the same day, where is jerry ford? philadelphia with thousands of other young republicans screaming, we want wilkie. anything but an isolationist. i also discovered, he was actually trying to pull strings to get into the navy. so, go figure. it is just a small example of how many more layers there are. susan: let's talk about the women that he did marry, betty. there is a quote from her soon to be sister-in-law that says, jerry's mistress will be his work. how did that play out in the ford family's life? richard: first of all, she was a divorce. she said, i was young and stupid and realize she made a mistake. she really wasn't looking to get married anytime soon. she knew jerry ford, he was a local football hero. did five years older than her. he was

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he spoke of his best friend, phyllis sniper, matt ingram. best friend ever said, calling in an airstrike to ensure his remaining team members could make it. any soldier. the letter was from a young girl who attended his alma mater, writing to thank the soldier from the bay area who lost his best friend in battle. >> i realized this is what memorial day is about. the opportunity to honor those who have served, those who have lived with us and given everything for us. when i look into the ground, i understand why it is men and women like mad give their lives. it is because of young like angela. we love this republic. we love this country with all her heart and we are willing to do anything to be able to preserve this american way of life. >> on this memorial day, we say thank you in san jose. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> be glad to weekend. businesses say it was not the summer kickoff they hoped for. zach fuentes explains why. this is a destination for people in other parts of the bay and a lot farther. quick france to santa cruz. quest santa

but it's hope these samples will help phyllis gatt. further east supply the balleny islands. for most of the year they look to see ice but a visit like this in summer means a team of scientists can dredge the ocean floor. and i've been drafted in to hel. getting better and better. this is a good idea. a certain amount of the log. on the bottom. in the name of the technique is pretty much to his as far has. lost that'll oxen line. and then after that they can get it. there is -- creatures and come up with a of particular interest of those that take common from the environment by locking it away in the shells. these then end up being buried in the sea bed when they die. over the last hundred years cabin dioxide levels in the atmosphere have risen dramatically largely as a result of out burning of fossil fuels. the role these creatures play to counteract this needs to be better understood and incorporated in climate change model. where does the? values and it's a perfect. model than a centimeter [inaudible] yeah. hilton's native cobb -- these guys here the cresting ones right an

of protest and change the world to a youth poetry program as an w inspiration the african-american phyllis wheatley who was a member of his congregation and worship from the t upper balcony and his poes were on one of the ships on the night of the boston tea party. to the premier theer world premiere of the theatrical experience that reimagines the tea party the meeting of the body the people and connects them to the issues that matter to us today so there is truly something for everyone in these programs and i hope all of you will return and join us for this most important american stories. you can follow us other social media channel on those exciting plans and finally it is not a tea party unless you also spill some tea so i'd like to thank our partner for their generous gift to tea tonight and we hope he join us downstairs before the program began and had a chance to sample that now i would like to announce the winner of tonight's c-span giveaway. i'm not sure everybody who entered will be in it tonight that kenneth farkas are you here? all right, [applause] kenneth you can pick up you

the opposite and every one along i mean and fighting for or had on phyllis which is okay about it so much, you know, and there is no volunteer work at all belonging to the society you're talking about. hope the people have change in the seventy's. have people last hope over the decades, have you felt that due to the political situation on the ground and has that been reflected in your work? how, how was that changed? was that all the help on the part of the hope that the have then in the seventy's and the it is but until the recent events, you know, when people saw the demonstrations and the whole world and men and among females, living in israel, that is a lot of the hope among the people and hope tent still, i didn't do any work off of that. i'm sure. the next we have will deal with this kind of feeling. you are an artist. what is art for you is, is it a form of release? is it a form of diary? are you trying to give a message? how would you describe what it, what it does for you inside paint? i think all of you have kind of i believe in us tuition. well, when you don't have the hom

anyway, phyllis, west virginia was a sponsor, found that out the show. i'm not at the lesson, let me say less. cyber security is another, a little upset. i might have a little a city. are you not going is up there must be nice if you want us on the roof or some of the stuff that you know, i do wasn't the media and you took good as always do tastic total comes from full of let's click i as mine, of gucci and your pro solutions on that i thought i'll shoot you almost talked across and if you're really going bellhack c as next. so it's like one of them is yet and more than enough as to restrict you i will send the roof was i'm waiting. dunham switched towards me, it says key fonts between the 0. she's a rock as a new club. that's well good evening and that's nice to me. so i'm stuck a freely beat them. they have an email for both of them. i typically do a great time. they'll create a new for us here. you'll think pretty much all the questions gonna come on the equation. nobody usually screws in and use that unit for you. looks like the doors . let's do what

way it goes. experts believe this weekend's election in turkey will make history europe 2nd, most phyllis country is preparing to head to the balance box on sunday in crucial parliamentary and presidential elections. a decisive votes that could well mark the end. a relative type are the ones rule. pull so the main opposition candidate. c'mon, calypso and a slight lead calypso loop was promised to release and present opposition figures and restore media freedoms was boosted by the surprise withdrawal of another candidate on thursday and the close race could and more than 2 decades of airlines divisive rule that is seen him lock up, opponents on flimsy charges, take control of the media and the post democratically elected officials and opposition when controlled democrats around the world. that strong man can in fact be defeated to double use turkey correspondence. oregon took a look at the main concerns that are likely to drive voters tacky with out the ridge of type ad one for many people here that was long considered impossible. but soon, his days in office could be over. as more than $6

there are more news at the top of the hour, but right now it's phyllis. think those thanks for watching by then and what else, what would i be? and then most of cannot discuss as to how far do you. but then we need to know people from the suspect. yeah. oh and don't mess. and i'm not one of them on some of the companies because the you don't walk the 2nd on the, on the one who called you to us on, on that you saw the then just sold a not shooting a walk there. the uh the the occupied west by the, the chapter on the soldiers radio tells that's what being watched the hyper and is a place of religious significance, which makes it a marketing for summit as well as most extreme festival. jewish communities who illegally taken away the palestinian hull about her unlike any other part of the city, the set to live here in the hall the today's the jewish holiday and the sensitive i'll celebrate. and with this ready sold the public screens and some of the most heavily monitored uncontrolled people on the plan. in the ministry surveillance laboratory, it is the occu

oh, that's quite tricky to get his face. phyllis man fixes that easy and then we carry on. okay, 60 mode of god. this simple method allows them to compare the size of the carl over a period of time. and he's not just science that even this heat resilient carl is reaching its limits. this guy, his fully budget, is got now who gross on a bleaching of kids when the wilshire's too long, an aggie, the carlos food source is expounds. so it's really completely what it's really flowing in my system. it's just a huge picture to look at your rape as a cost system engineer and to lose that building block, you just lost your structure. you lost your community lock, taking someone's house away. and we have this a cost system out here, which is the 1st day, but it is also on the costs of having those glitching events. so it's, it's definitely something we need to keep very close on carl's suppose a quarter of the world's main spacing design just picked that up. the 90 percent could disappear by 2014 and makes pricing and marie impacted even more urgent. leading the way is the indigenous

capital citizen escalating mass protest against the rest of the former prime minister in long gone. phyllis, a pro, this approach assistant flies in office of radio practice on the north western city of passenger, one of the photos of a monk on have a denounced the corruption obligations against gonna say they were fabricated to prevent him from rapid sending out another senior member of cause p, p, i ponti of those have been detained and also report that a form of 4 minutes. so it was taken into police custody legend the inside thing and riots in case process is, was seen a fucking security of all of these responding with violent huffman hills reward, receiving victims from the classes. meanwhile, sorry, the zip code for the army to be deployed in several provinces to restore order to the service. there does have also some flaws and several major cities. i'm blow critical roadways with cities with funding by detaining people on my way into local media. it was also come in that protests is still on the bar ups of the practice on the army. meanwhile, the city government says that cause the r

anyway, phyllis, when he proceeded to customize virginia water sciences, found that i'll be show, i'm not available as an allow me say less cyber security is another, a little upset. i my ever the, all a city are you not going is up unless you nice if you want us on the roof of some of the stuff that you know, i do wanna hear from you youtube. cool. yes. the words, the tastic total comes from full of let's click i as matter. go see, and your browser share. so i'm gonna shoot, you almost talked across which in chest to you. i mean, if you're going belk sales next. so it's like one of them is yet and more than enough as to restrict you i will send the roof was i'm waiting done. i'm search towards me. it says key fonts between the 0. she so rock as a new form or she would jump like edge of the evening on the me it's just me. so i'm so i could really beat them there. what email the, both of them not to to, to create a little community for us, or you'll think pretty much all the questions gonna come on. but the question, nobody usually is losing and using any sleep, what's like the doors,

way it goes. experts believe this weekend's election in turkey will make history europe 2nd, most phyllis country is preparing to head to the ballot box on sunday. and the crucial parliamentary and presidential elections a decisive votes that could well mark the end, a relative type or launch rule poll. so the main opposition candidate compiled calypso loop and a slight lead calypso loop was promised to release and present opposition figures and restore media freedoms was boosted by the surprised withdrawal of another candidate on thursday. and the close race could and more than 2 decades of airlines divisive rule that is seen him lock up. opponents on flimsy charges take control of the media and to pose democratically elected officials and opposition when controlled democrats around the world. that strong man can. in fact, be defeated to double use turkey correspondence. william took a look at the main concerns that are likely to drive voters tacky with out the ridge of ty of add one for many people here that was long considered impossible. but soon, his days in office could be over. as

race day less than 48 hours away, phyllis nap and barely able to contain her excitement party that travels city of san francisco party. she has plenty of experience attending my 30/9 beta breakers. i started in 1984 francisco tradition. the 12 day winds its way through the streets of san francisco from the embarcadero all the way to ocean beach 112 years old. it's everything that's great about san francisco. reason terrence cordova says he signed up that's really exciting to be a part of something. historical like that , just some of the newcomers adding a bump to this year's registration numbers just creeping up over 17,000 participants last year were about 12,000, so it feels good to be trending in the right direction. those numbers going up despite some recent bad publicity the city has seen in the national media tied to crime, drug use and the homeless crisis. from seattle. of all the press and it in my experience tells me super super overblown anthony wine in a last minute addition to the run old friend of mine stand with him and he's racing. so i was like, hey, i'll come join you oth

thank you. duncan fish read that until later than phyllis that he called you as well. and if there was sure he wanted you to tell him what we're doing there, calling around to find out what we've got little mm . what are some of it of them? which brings us back to the topic of immigrants who come with kids who haven't worked an hour, but net $3500.00 euros a month or more. not that no one understands that. and so tell me what so socially minded or fair about how things have been going. i say nothing neat as information asked for the legal aspects. for me, it's clear there are different opinions when it comes to the question of whether we can show the video with image and sound, right? it's about where the politicians can be bought. the coffee can how corruptible, the politician who holds an important position in a country's government really is in an in land. and from my point of view on this is, this is an instance which is of overriding public interest. so that's why after considering all the points, the play a role of table, i've come to the conclusion, the will to

it's kind in africa and this is phyllis truth once more. that camera is a truly inspiring climate champion. more than 90 percent of ken has an a tricity already comes from renewable energy sources and by term 2 patches, you are to reach 100 percent. the. this is truly impressive, and it is also one reason why camera has such appearance, both in africa. i'm beyond. there has to be, we have a grant to establish a climate and development partnership in which we step up our corporation and areas of renewable energy is hydrogen and brought resilience in agriculture and also make additional funds available for that type of item. impressed by can you ask preparations for hosting the to climate action summit, but somebody will be hosting and then you will be supporting can now with our technical means and also financially. the conference highlights came as meeting a role in climate action and it is also and event that will lead to way up to cup from $28.00. a truly remarkable and important event. there is also a potential for in house corporation i

and there are reasons of that, and bonunny phyllis has been building this case, and that is for the personho has been giving candid interviews of what went on, and it is highly likely they have been recommending indictments, and that should come out later in the summer, but for fauny wi -- fani willis, but i don't believe it is going to going to go away. it is going to go forward. >> that is one of the pressing cases that people will be watching, but there are other cases in the middle of things, and in the middle of a rape trial of e. jean carroll, and any chance that is going to be dismissed? >> no. i understand that as a criminal attorney, that you have to defend your client vigorously, and this is building the record of appeal on joe tacopina's part, and every instance of the court could have been conceivably be seeing as a allegiance to e. jean carroll, but it is not going to be winning either, and this case is going to be going forward and it is a civil case, and even though it is complicated legally, she is alleging battery and rape, but because it is wrapped up in a defamation case

like laura phyllis at 119%. fulsome lake and lake sonoma are also above 100%. one notable exception is trinity lake, which is slightly under 50%. >>> okay. we have the struggle showers out there this morning. they're going to clear out as we get into the late morning. as we get past 10:00, 11:00, definitely by the time we get into the early afternoon, you will see more blue skies than anything else. it is a really good-looking saturday. we will have a few clouds. but it will be a bluer sky day then what we had on friday. rain does not show up again until we get to early monday. even with that, we are talking with the smallest possibility as we get grazed by a system on our north. see right there? if you showers that clip through the most northern part of sonoma county. at does not add up to a whole lot. look at what happens when we look at the rainfall totals. we picked up the share of this on friday night to the very earliest morning , today. as we go through the remainder of the next 24 to 36 , really any kind of measurable rain is speaking up to our east. he

phyllis, four decades of experience. under her fuchsia tutu. >> it was the most fun race i've ever done. >> and take a look. that's our own ryan yamamoto with his wife and their colorful tutus at the starting lineup. also sharing some of the videos of the progress through the course. >>> all right, it was a nice cool day for that today. >> yeah, it stayed gray for most of us and the sun at the beach. >> nice. >> the first day in a while with that sun breaking out. clearing out the marine layer. that also means that we could see pretty far today from the camera as i want to show you the view that we had from that roof looking east. using that over the past few days. now today they're cleared out. up in the distance looking out towards the bay bridge and oakland. those are thunderstorms on the other side of the state. you totally lose perspective when you look at it this way. no. let's go to the satellite and how far we're seeing those clouds. we were looking all the way over here to see those and the big complex of thunde