to phyllis gold, who have lost. who is a welder in richmond in the richmond shipyards and was one of the first women in the boilermakers. or mary and who is here? who was her sister. whereas marion. marion, you stand. she was a 17 year old draftsman at the richmond shipyards. or betty reid soska in the oldest national ranger who was an african american who couldn't be a rosie but worked as a clerk at the boiler makers union. she is now 103 years old. they are all inspired us and brought their can do attitude from world war two to the halls of. congress. to make the rosie the riveter congressional gold medal. a reality they hammered members. they cajoled members, but thankfully never had to tell them to the legislation during world war two. they were called women workers and these were called wild band nanas that you could purchase for 375 for a dozen. so all i can say now is wow. thank you for what you have done. ladies, gentlemen, the honorable brian, united states representative from the first district of pennsylv

to phyllis gold, who have lost. who is a welder in richmond in the richmond shipyards and was one of the first women in the ilermakers. or mary and who is here? who was her sister. whereas marion. marion, you stand. she was a 17 year old draftsman shipyards. or betty reid soska in the oldest national ranger who was an african american who couldn't be a rosie but worked as a clerk at the now 103 years old. they are all inspired us and brought their can do attitude from world war two to the halls of. congre. to make the rosie the riveter hammered members. they cajoled members, but thankfully never had to tell them to the legislation during world war two. they were called women workers and these were called wild you could purchase for 375 for a dozen. so all i can say now is wow. thank you for what you have done. ladies, gentlemen, the honorable brian, united states representative from the first district of pennsylvania. good afternoon. it's not very often we can say we're in the presence of living legends, but, boy, a

to phyllis gold, who have lost. who is a welder in richmond in the richmond shipyards and was one of the first women in the boilermakers. or mary and who is here? who was her sister. whereas marion. marion, you stand. she was a 17 year old draftsman at the richmond shipyards. or betty reid soska in the oldest national ranger who was an african american who couldn't be a rosie but worked as a clerk at the boiler makers union. she is now 103 years old. they are all inspired us and brought their can do attitude from world war two to the halls of. congress. to make the rosie the riveter congressional gold medal. a reality they hammered members. they cajoled members, but thankfully never had to tell them to the legislation during world war two. they were called women workers and these were called wild band nanas that you could purchase for 375 for a dozen. so all i can say now is wow. thank you for what you have done. ladies, gentlemen, the honorable brian, united states representative from the first district of pennsylv

i'm joined now by phyllis then. it's who is a fellow at the institute for policy studies, and she joins me now live from washington dc. phyllis, thank you so much for joining the challenges here and use our let's talk through some of these comments. prime minister benjamin netanyahu was saying that the intensify him against from us in rough or is about to wind. but that that would then allow israel to deploy more troops to fight has below. what do you make of these comments? as thanks jessica good to be with you. i think that what we're seeing here is a tactical shift, both rhetorically and potentially slightly on the ground in how and where the is really war continues. what we're not seeing is the likelihood of this war ending with and is really initiative any time soon. because nothing else whose political survival, his get out of jail card, if you will, depends on a war continuing forever. the continuation of this war is now still underway in northern gaza. the, the fighting that is going on in russia is not the

today that i'm with it is a couple associated with the continuum as far as to what we have done is phyllis payments over the winter. doable bidding is given some issue pretty quickly. the wasn't just gullible, is as low as it has to be a good time to think about that is that those who are still in the fire and if i go with those and most of which others isn't it? yes of that. but i have to say that in those put in your savior to store that, but the voice is at this point, newton recommended somebody new bottle. this thing was the original go with the to some some other stuff that they would need of you. thank you. bye so that that's what that little flag about when you go through the lumen to go with the activities to go a money. so to leave it on the, the, the story. so no i so just need to advise you to do that and put them on the phone with me and okay with that. okay. well they should put up with them if i could get you that for 2. and it gives me a buzz in the budget, sir. is it or do you do anything to do the modem? so the, so the club month of especially the, [000:00:00;00] the dist

like apple it says, you know, i'm going to been in the, as low as to what we have done is phyllis on that side of the one and doable is different. you know, as the trust gullible through this when it appears to be a good i think what that is, that those who are still in the fire and if i go with those and most of which i didn't do that, but i have to say that you know it's pretty annual, a savior to those up at the voice is at this point using that come on to somebody. you know, part of this thing was the last day of the to some other stuff that they would need of you thank you bye or that that does what that little flag about when you go through the boomers to go look the activity. so go a money. so the, the, the, the, the story so no, i so definitely, yeah, but it's a very me put the as the let me in the way that out of the list for the new park. we'll get you that's for 2 and it gives me a sense for this. and if it's a is it or what do you mean by doing? okay? and today is the modem. so the, so that's the for the month of especially the reduced can piece of the, of the piece for o

yeah, look up what says, even though i'm going to begin this list as to what we have done is phyllis comments over the remainder of the one and still the thing is, does this somebody show pretty quickly? hello. was it just gullible through this when it was to be a good time to think about that, that those who were still in the fire and i think with those and most of which i thought this evening yesterday that but i have to say that in those pretty annual, i say your thoughts up at the voice is at this point, newton recommended somebody new bottle. this thing was the last day of the to some other stuff that they would need of you. thank you the the, that's what that was the plague when you go to my to go the activities to go a money to, to read it all the little thing over the story. so no, i so definitely, yeah, but it's a good way and put them as the let me in the way that okay, i'll pull this up but i'm wondering if i could go through that too and it gives me a sense for this and the budget, sir. is it or oh you do the system of them so long as a system with a flood last month of e

the sea life anywhere in this area and for the tourist to come to see it. environmental activist phyllis that me day says the location couldn't be was and can, you know, when near being able to manage nuclear waste. she's one international awards for her campaigns, a sites and now set on the nuclear plant, which the government says it wants to borrow around $4000000000.00 or about $500000000000.00 kenya shillings. part of it is because the entrance to corruption, they're just looking at $500000000000.00 the amount of, of, of contracts they would get and kicks, locks and all that. you know, they are trying to push this thing down to, to, to scan. that's because of $500.00 to you know, because can you also benefit from it, but a few men within government and benefit from it. the international atomic energy agency says kenya is on track to have a research react to by the 20 sets these by which time the government says it wants the coastal power plant to be fully operational. here several african governments have signed deals for nuclear power stations in recent years, mostly with russia and

as we know the history of phyllis shapley in that wing of the republican party. but the fact that how do we grapple this history of having feminists within the republican party who are fighting for the equal rights amendment? and what does that tell us about today in the republican party of that that this history was once? so those records that i'm currently searching through the in armstrong's records here at nixon library where i'm seeing that play and those histories with of the republican party but also grappling with that feminists that were mexican-american women, part of the republican party who supported the era so that's those are kind of documents that are really drawing to me and calling to me and how do we interpret that as a historian for me, as a historian and what does that say about the parties of today if at one point that existed. that's great thank you as as a question for all of you so often when your research showing there's the document that you come across, you just can't believe it. your heart kind of stops. then you are so excited that it

and so the tourists to come to see it. environmental activist, phyllis, and me do says the location couldn't be wes. and kenya is nowhere near being able to manage nuclear waste. a she's one international awards for her campaigns, sites and now sets on the nuclear plant, which the government says it wants to borrow around $4000000000.00 or about $500000000000.00 candice shillings. part of it is because the entrance to corruption, they're just looking at $500000000000.00 the amount of, of, of contracts they would get and kicks, locks and all that. you know, they are trying to push this thing down to, to, to scan. that's because of 500 t m but not because can you also.

and so the tourists to come to see it. environmental activist phyllis that meters has the location, couldn't be west and can use know when near being able to manage nuclear waste. a she's one international awards for how campaigns, sites and now sets on the nuclear plant, which the government says it wants to borrow around $4000000000.00 or about $500000000000.00 kenya shillings. part of it is because the entrance to corruption, they're just looking at $500000000000.00 the amount of, of, of contracts they would get and kick locks and all that. you know, they are trying to push this thing down to, to, to scan. that's because of $510.00, but mostly costs can you also have benefits for at least a few men within government would benefit from it? the international atomic energy agency says kenya is on track to have a research react to by the 20 said these by which time the government says it wants the coastal power plant to be fully operational. here several african governments have signed deals for nuclear power stations in recent years, mostly with russia and china. looked on old kanga who took

and so the tories to come to see it environmental activist, phyllis and me do, says the location couldn't be wes. and can use know when near being able to manage nuclear waste. a she's one international awards for how campaigns a sites and now set on the nuclear plant, which the government says it wants to borrow around $4000000000.00 or about $500000000000.00 kenya shillings. part of it is because the entrance to corruption, they're just looking at $500000000000.00 the amount of, of, of contracts they would get and kicks, locks and all that. you know, they are trying to push this thing down to, to, to scan. that's because of 500 p m, but mostly costs. can you also have benefits for at least a few men within government would benefit from it? the international atomic energy agency says kenya is on track to have a search react to by the 20 sets these by which time the government says it wants the coastal power plant to be fully operational. here several african governments have signed deals for nuclear power stations in recent years, mostly with russia and china. looked on a kanga who took

yeah. environmental activist, phyllis and me do says the location couldn't be west, and kenya is nowhere near being able to manage nuclear waste. she's one international awards for her campaigns, sites and now sets on the nuclear plant, which the government says it wants to borrow around $4000000000.00 or about $500000000000.00 candice shillings. part of it is because the entrance to corruption, they're just looking at $500000000000.00 the amount of, of, of contracts they would get and kick locks and all that. you know, they are trying to push this thing down to, to, to scan. that's because of $500.00 t m, but not because can you also have benefits for me, but a few men within government would benefit from it. the international atomic energy agency says kenya is on track to have a research react to by the 20 said these by which time the government says it wants the coastal power plant to be fully operational. here several african governments have signed deals for nuclear power stations in recent years, mostly with russia and china macdonald. kanga who took us fishing near the proposed si

a new phenomenon, or just a continuation of long standing pattern of destruction and looting of phyllis to me and history and culture. and this war alone stands in gauze, have lost towering figures and in, in their society who shape and define the cultural and scholarly life in gaza. and if there is one individual that captures the essence of the city and what it stands for, it's sort of fact a lot of it's the lines do not have their own historians. the history of the home with all was beautiful. i the hunt, the with all was beautify that with you, probably on the 5 towards was skin while he was filtering with his sister and her children before he was guilty, received a phone call from an israeli officer, warning him that there after him, he was killed his sister was killed, the children were killed and his brother was also and then it gives him a guy, probably the toughest thing i have a, a tom is an explore monica of his face. so it is good faith if the audit was charged with us, open door to door, domestic us, i'm going to use death, marcus, throw it up, it's late. and so just even i

however, the catastrophe or the disaster that be phyllis on october 7th, left us no room for hesitation. again, i am very proud to have had the opportunity alongside my colleagues to serve the state of israel. however, after 8 months of combat, we need to look for where we need to lead the state of israel with unity, with responsibility in order to face all the challenges that stand before us and without focusing on short term political considerations and gains. and this is what i'm working on. are you going to change that? you're going to join the protests. like i said, the protests are important, however, that you need to be conducted in a legal matter and they must not encourage hatred. we are not each other's enemies, our enemies are outside of our borders and we must all remember that from chattel 14 you said the custodian girl, named charlotte gunter. you bought them and so the lawyer about the plan. could it be that your resignation from this government was dictated by the united states or a result of consultation with the united states? did you receive any messages regarding tha

and so the tories to come to see it. environmental activist, phyllis that me do says the location couldn't be wes. and kenya is nowhere near being able to manage nuclear waste. she's one international awards for her campaigns, a sites and now set on the nuclear plant, which the government says it wants to borrow around $4000000000.00, or about $500000000000.00 kenya shillings. part of it is because the entrance to corruption, they're just looking at $500.00 b.

buying weapons in north korea to the phyllis shortfall as he too was under sanctions.d the world and how many factories and north korea were doing this? were talking about millions of rounds going by train and hundreds of factories producing the scan stuff. ., , , , . stuff. one of the issues and stockpiles _ stuff. one of the issues and stockpiles and _ stuff. one of the issues and stockpiles and producing . stuff. one of the issues and i stockpiles and producing them because they think that they might live is thought that they might have to face a war again in their produce from use and since the end of the cold war when the economy tanked and the expenses sanctions the manufacturing capacityjust manufacturing capacity just collapsed and manufacturing capacityjust collapsed and they still do have munitions factories but nowhere in the country together manufacturing capacity that is producing anything to quality or in volume and that is whether distractors whether his artillery shells on the things they're producing are already poor quality and simply do not have the

and so the tories to come to see it. environmental activist phyllis that me do, says the location couldn't be was, and kenya is nowhere near being able to manage nuclear waste. she's one international awards for her campaigns, her sites and now set on the nuclear pond, which the government says he wants to borrow around $4000000000.00 or about $500000000000.00 kenya shillings. part of it is because the entrance to corruption, they're just looking at $500000000000.00 the amount of, of, of course. so that stay was get and kicks locks and all that. you know, they are trying to push this thing down to, to, to stay. that's because of $500.00 to you know, because can you also benefit from it, but a few men within government would benefit from it. the international atomic energy agency says kenya is on track to have a search react to.

to activation phyllis a me that says the location couldn't be west, and kenya is nowhere near being able to manage nuclear waste. she's one international awards for her campaigns, a sites and now set on the nuclear plant, which the government says it wants to borrow around $4000000000.00 or about $500000000000.00 kenya shillings. part of it is because the entrance to corruption, they're just looking at $500000000000.00 the amount of, of, of contracts they would get and kicks, locks and all that. you know, they are trying to push this thing down to, to, to scan. that's because a $500.00 p m, but mostly costs can you also have benefits for at least a few men within government would benefit from it? the international atomic energy agency says kenya is on track to have a search react to by the 20 sets these by which time the government says it wants the coastal power plant to be fully operational. here several african governments have signed deals for nuclear power stations in recent years, mostly with russia and china. looked on kanga who took us fishing near the proposed size. doesn't want

and when i tlife of a you childs kidnapped from west afric in the name of phyllis wheling in 1753 who talk to john han a■ós and this to cite poetry we later came to find out were anograms, an the fir person of africanand was ancestry from 1619 to 13 to ha been manumitted from slavy. i want to acknowledge black families just don't have their value because they've been through so much. it because of t compassion they had to grow. not one family i mors. we all have different experiences and sometimes they've had long lasting and a devastating legacy o■@f neglect that too oftenesulted in outright violee. we rise to reflen the role of this tragi system and how we might strengthen bonds and not just perpetuate historical problems and systemic norms in th child welfare system that has torn soany families apart. i am convinced now more than ever that we must do whatever we n to reduce the need for foster care and strengthen families in whichever configuration they are formed. unti the system of a child welfare cann keeping families together, we must hold the syste know to be . and what we do

and so the tories to come to see it environmental activist, phyllis and me do, says the location couldn't be wes. and can you know, when near being able to manage nuclear waste? she's one international awards for her campaigns, a sites and now set on the nuclear plant, which the government says it wants to borrow around 4000000000 dollars, or about $500000000000.00 kenya shillings. part of it is because the entrance to corruption, they're just looking at $500000000000.00 the amount of, of, of contracts they would get and kick locks and all that. you know, they are trying to push this thing down to, to, to scan. that's because of $500.00 to you know, because can you also benefit from it, but a few men within government would benefit from it. the international atomic energy agency says kenya is on track to have a research react to by the 20 sets these by which time the government says it wants the coastal power plant to be fully operational. here several african governments have signed deals for nuclear power stations and reason yes, mostly with russia and china mcdonald kanga who took us f

debate a lot of t was spent on the 2020 election, january 6 or judge mershon, agoften break or run a phyllis think democrats at least will consider that a significant win for them. they know biden is weak. this is not to she say the weaponization of government is not a huge issue. it is a big issue. it's not what's driving voters to the polls. i'm quickly dispense with that. i could see tapper may be asking trump something like, sir, is a convicted felon there's a possibility you may be sentenced to prison and other cases down the road. how does that make you fit fors the residency,, sir? no that this type of question will be asked and one kedthing. well, don't get trump to try to get trump to lose his cool. that's why that question is being beasked. again, trump doesn't need to take theke t bait. now, on their convicted felon point. it's ugly say, will jake most people see these cases is driven by politics. and they know that i decided not to run for office ofneouagain none of them would've been brought. setting that aside we believe we have a strong appeal in the new york case and we expec

amy poehler fear tony hale sadness, phyllis smith and discussed lisa look para are now suppressed emotionsrrassment and anxiety are added to the mix as a summer hockey camp is about to begin. but without her 2 best friends. so she really has to try to fit in with strangers. >> first year, you're on the floor. many times. >> inside out who is basically about validation about discovering new emotions in the turbulent time has getting this also marks a return to picks ours excellence story of technical workings a complete joy that made the animation factory so famous beginning with toy story. one that works as wonderfully for the adults it does for the kids, especially parents of daughters. this one's a dean's i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. and we'll be right back. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi

this is phyllis. janey.ught me, sending me off to this school in ■>tbs a school that wastraditional public schools in kids. and i'm going important for all of us to understand that fight for quality education doesn't start. h bussing in boston or in 1954 with the u.s. supreme court decision. this fight is centuries old. it's as old as this country, as soon as someone said, you cannot learn the fight for learning and then education was always here and perhaps in this community was the roberts family not sure where they lived in boston. but sarah roberts was little girl, five years old. her■o fatheher to get a great idea, her parents, her to get a great education. and so they tried her in a school was closer to their home, but that school was designated for children. and at five years old, this child was removed psi just let that sit in for a moment. so there was a courter sued thel committee. case. and that is the precedent for jim, for plessy versus versus ferguson. and jim crow was born right here in this c

and i think this is something that people should look at this verdict in phyllis of justice was done that was not going to be c- for the politics going forward kyle in dead-end was talking like i'm there's thought other this is actually this conviction, we don't know with the sentencing will be with liz conviction actually does not help trump at all and that it actually is better provided because it takes away the accusation unequal justice. the case the president said is charged. and convicted at trial on tax charges coming up i guess it's in september we make about political calculation. dan: i think there's truth without the jury had found itself unable to convicted biden wilmington delaware from the old something grounds think trump would have a heyday raising arguments about two standards of justice and abatement raising money and that the political spoke but for sports something that there is some truth that you know there's a little bit of a let down for that argument by president trump and i do also think that the damage to biden's limited hearing that this was a case about a

i spoke with another short list candidate jd vance and phyllis e join me on "sunday morning futures".t the vice presidential with the president and until i do i'm going to assume this is media speculation, i would help donald trump get elected because it's important you become the next president but i have an important job for the united states senate that's what i'm focused on. if it changes will be the first to know. maria: as soon as speculation anybody joining trump that person faces a lot of muddying up from the left. i'm watching what is said about all the candidates that we have the short list. your reaction. >> absolutely i would keep your eyes on marco rubio he's the leader of the senate intelligence committee and it'll put donald trump in a position where he can get tough on the rope policies. beyond that donald trump is carrying more of the latino votes than the left to the extent that marco rubio can assist endeavor is going to have a huge impact that's what the democrats are afraid that he will get more support from wider margins. maria: a really smart conversation. i app

phyllis harding, retired health department, i don't know why you are trying to torture retired employees negotiating the health care system. even in this city, is very difficult. try having to go back and reaffirm providers who may or may not take blue shield is going to be a difficult process and time consuming and difficult for all of us. i just got through doing this for united health care because my internist retired. so quit torturing us. give us united health care. thank you for your comments. your time is begun. hi. good morning. my name is floyd rollins. i'm president of the san francisco firefighters local 798. this is not a decision about money. this is a decision about people who have honorably served the city and county of san francisco in their positions. they are comfortable. they have conditions that they are dealing with and fighting with currently. and to pull the rug out from under them now, for now is a disgrace to the service that they have given to the city. they say that they we say that we protect our employees. we say that we serve honorably, but at the very same

amy poehler fear tony hale sadness, phyllis smith and discussed lisa look para are now suppressed emotionsmbarrassment and anxiety are added to the mix as a summer hockey camp is about to begin. but without her 2 best friends. so she really has to try to fit in with strangers. >> first y you' on the floor. many times. >> inside out who is basically about validation about discovering new emotions in the turbulent time has getting this also marks a return to pixar excellent story of technical working joy them a dm, a factory. so famous beginning with toy story. one that works as wonderfully for the adults it does for the kids, especially parents of daughters. this one's a dean's i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> okay. all right. it is 9.45 >> if you're going to see a movie out or if you want to do in the afternoon because the days are going to be so evening show. yeah, that that is true. and we know that john has been keeping an eye on all those weather conditions for us, too. so when the optimal time you think i could give evening show? i like that advice is

amy poehler fear tony hale sadness, phyllis smith and discussed lisa look para are now suppressed emotions embarrassment and anxiety are added to the mix as the summer hockey camp is about to begin. but without her 2 best friends. so she really has to try to fit in with strangers. >> first year, you're on floor. many times. >> inside out who is basically about validation about discovering new emotions in the turbulent time has getting this also marks a return to pixar excellent story of technical workings a complete joy that made the animation factory so famous beginning with toy story. one that works as wonderfully for the adults as it does for the kids, especially parents of daughters. this one's a dean's i hope you have great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. dean's list a know, it's a rare one right alright, might be worth checking out, although as i said earlier. >> do the evening show because the mat major on we keep that time open for being yeah, we're hearing that the weather is quite nice, john. and yeah, the emotions going to be joyous far as mother nature's concerned this w

and so the tourist to come to see it environmental activist, phyllis that me do says the location couldn't be was and can, you know, when near being able to manage nuclear waste. a she's one international awards for her campaigns, a sites and now set on the nuclear plant, which the government says it wants to borrow around $4000000000.00 or about $500000000000.00 kenya shillings. part of it is because the entrance to corruption, they're just looking at $500.00 b and the amount of, of, of contracts they would get and kicks, locks and all that. you know, they are trying to push this thing down to, to, to scan. that's because of 500 p. m, but mostly clothes can you also have benefits for at least a few men within government would benefit from it? the international atomic energy agency says kennedy is on track to have a research react to by the 20 sets these by which time the government says it wants the coastal power plant to be fully operational. here several african governments have signed deals for nuclear power stations in recent years, mostly with russia and china. looked on kanga who to

the face of phyllis alex, to me in the next reading time can do because it's came to another 5 set 9. he was struggling with the knee injuries throughout his full round contest with argentina's francisco. so and doyle, he was a number one, was on foot for more than 4 hours. 5 came from 2 sets to one down came a level 3 on the 17th. when in advance to face caspar who in a we met of last year's finals who just moved to his 30 consecutive quotes, the final one on goal as low as 7 seed overcame taylor fritz in full set. he goes into wednesdays class having one his most recent meeting with joseph. it's in monte carlo, but he's yet to beat him. i've run sense a says he's doesn't expect just of it to surrender. get in. but it has the squad is moved around and do it as a dream come to the front striker, assigned a 5 year deal. but it's been met with mixed reactions from the public, from silent hospital literate waking up to the news that they finally have the man killing them by phase arrival on a free transfer from paris. such a man brings it into a saga this last of years. and by the time i

really army is over, that the war is going to continue until what she calls an absolute victory. phyllis, dennis is a fellow at the institute for policy studies earlier, she told me that you know, whose political future depends on the continuation of the conflict. i think that what we're seeing here is a tactical shift, both rhetorically and potentially slightly on the ground in how and where the is really war continues. what we're not seeing is the likelihood of this war ending with and is really initiative anytime soon. because nothing y'all has political survival, his get out of jail card if you will, depends on a war continuing forever. the continuation of this war is now still underway in northern gaza. the, the fighting that is going on in russia is not the only fighting going on in the rest of the, of the gaza strip is still continuing elsewhere. this will allow, if they cut back on some of the intensity of the ground war that's being waged with such extraordinary brutality in russia. if that gets cut back somewhat, it will allow some of those forces to be transferred north to the