>> he laughed. >> reporter: a few months later, phyllis went to another doctor. >> phyllis came to mean says he only needed to give phyllis a cursory examination to figure out what was wrong. >> she had two masses on the left side of her neck, and when you looked at her, you pretty much knew right away she probably had cancer. >> reporter: a biopsy confirmed his worst suspicions -- phyllis had advanced throat cancer. >> stage four larynx cancer. her voice box was bulky by appearance, and by touch just because it was full of cancer. >> reporter: at home, as she was coming to terms with the diagnosis, phyllis's condition became suddenly acute, and shawn and her dad had to act fast. >> she couldn't breathe anymore, and we called 911, and he ended up doing rescue breathing on her until they got there. and they whisked her away to the hospital, and they got her stabilized and they rushed her into surgery. >> reporter: in surgery, dr. han did a tracheostomy, creating a breathing hole for phyllis. he was incredulous she had gotten such shoddy treatment. >> her cancer would have been obvious

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think of phyllis wheatley. the first published great african american poet who is literally brought over in chains but she's educated along with her masters children and she reads this classical wisdom and writes these beautiful poems of virtue which talk about the importance of self ministry. think of frederick douglass. who has to buy reading lessons on the streets of baltimore with bread. he pays boys to teach them how to read because his master has wickedly forbidden him from being taught how to read. at that moment, he felt that he was even more crushed than when his liberty was taken away because they were trying to shackle his freedom of mind. he learns how to read and he finds this book called the colombian orator which has excerpts from the classical wisdom and it resolves him to become the greatest freedom fighter in abolitionist of his time. you can get it in the great universities. you can get it from readers like the mcguffey reader and the colombian or reader, the self-taught taught lincoln and do

it's called the salt salt on, so hillary is funky sending me the proof of these 2 phyllis as the 4 has argo to her so called while i check it for sure or so for it says searching very easy scanners let's do the and now rein. we've experienced all kinds of weather today. finally, you, we arrive at our destination means and not or quit, but happy. it's a refuge from migratory birds to birds, watches count, and observe the animals on this otherwise uninhabited island. following provalshie, beauty and of course land owls. cool. and oh, do you want to come onto mentor funding? non stop fun. yeah. and what could be some one time i come down here like a poser on the freshman's ish and r d. i'm on done monday. i'm sure i can be reached month to month to work for dr. tom. some things are vital and trusting and efficient office software. now we had back to the mainland. we need to hurry back before the tide, completely washes over the months. so that's what an adventure that is you come yes, really with i mean try it, but don't go without a guide is absolutely necessary to knock that on my next

reflecting on her experience, phyllis said, quote, i just went to work. it was something we were doing for the war effort. end quote. even her 59-year-old mother worked alongside her, a testament to the extraordinary willingness of nebraskans to do their patriotic duty. a resident of nebraska, phyllis is now 102 years of age and her irrepressible can-do attitude is a prime example of the unity and resolve of the american people during one of the most challenging times in our nation's history. recently in one of the most meaningful moments of my time here in congress, i had the privilege of presenting a gold medal to her, thanking her -- gold coin to her, thanking her and introducing her to my own family. from the vital impact of our rosy the riveters to the monumental volunteerism of the north platt can teen, doing our part was at the heart of nebraskans' rich history of home front contributions to the war effort. nebraskans understood, as americans, we're all in this together and so many volunteers answered the call. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back.

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you will be out with, with phyllis girls and sliding across and these are boxed with a grave and got with them to explain to cape town where i dropped out is i'm active with lack of fozzy, to the rights of clear people. and last but definitely not least we turned in nigeria. wow. queen shut off. he was on the excuse. we've talked amazing. ready to meet the queens of the streets of these above us. well and good about fellows, girls in high boucher came is, is really fine. and what it means to be as cater in ethiopia, led by. so it's an i tell a lot, but e, c o, p, and goes kiddos are causing their plays in a male dominated sport. it's more than just catering for the girls. this is about breaking knowns. building community, i'm showing the wall that both mass and grace can roll side by side. they're stylish, they're daring big chick slip back to then you can kick up the rest in the traditional how bishop can these, these ethiopians data girls are on a mission bigger than taking over the nearest top pipe. they are redefining skating in just a by says we're how the show we have a lot of

that particular when it comes on the economy, that is his phyllis here right now with the bad news coming in sick and fast. and most recently the north fault is spent, especially folding. the attempts to actually have a strengthening of battery production here in europe. also to help the german electric car industry. so he was clearly on the defensive here and he said missed the opportunity to sprinkle in a few of issues that he saw as successes. so what, what was it the key issues that came up to them and what was it in the economy or what was the other things? it's too large degree was the economy, but also foreign policy. he was asked once again about ukraine, whether he would consider sending more weapons. he was criticized for not sending enough not sending heavy equipment heavy material fast enough. his counter argument is time and time again that germany is europe's strongest supporter of ukraine, both in monetary and military times. he also was asked about israel, there. he stood accused of not delivering enough munitions fast enough. that was something he could not be rejected si

what a bar, bay street, some of us out of phyllis leaning. eliza miscellaneous off. not definitely been my thought, a hassle vessel yet. and then now my father will come seen as leisure as solely to it as an am 5, as i'm on that because it comes to come see, and some of us out of every blindness about 15 seconds after the family items in seattle for the bangladesh. well, uh i see you be in a little many and have to what we were doing for you. that's it. it looks like the and the available for you a month now, a bit of 9 feet that even gotcha. and looks like am most i in the nation on a walk in. i'll be enough for the thought of the summer for the new with them on a lot of anastasia and then the comments on i'm an incentive going to do it a lot of the dougherty as your own mind that much can like any, had that they have that investment, she liked the money they had i i what i'll see with most of the and the $80.00 and what was it would be had the empty to ensure a, i've been my coffee on that shit, a small douglas and the so i in the 19 seventy's, the palestine libera

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oh, that's quite tricky to get it size phyllis man. inside to fix it. that easy. and then we carry on, okay, 60 mode a good. this simple method allows liam to compare the size of the carl over a period of time. and he's not to signs that even this heat resilient carl is reaching its limits. this guy, his fully budget is got now who brought us on a bleaching of kids when the wilshire's too long, an aggie, the carlos feet source is expound. sites really completely what it's really flowing in my system. it's just a huge picture. you would look at your rates as a car system engineer and to lose that building block, you just lost your structure. you lost your community. so taking someone's house away. and we have this a cost system out here which is 1st day, but it is also on the costs of having those glitching events. so it's, it's definitely something when they took it very close. so i don't carl's support a quarter if that was mary's basic design. just pick that up to 90 percent could disappear by 2014 and makes pricing and marie impacted even more urgent. leading t

any option dodge, we have to call all the family members for us to form a group informing group, phyllis, god, i mean it's the means of transportation for the products. so when we, when we met them, we'll ask please, this is what the procedure doing is the government is to be working on, on the remaining victims. and you say you're watching the government is walk in is in the on this new way. i know happy about this. okay, so i'll come back to you so that we know how the story was resolved. but before we go too far, i want to come to joshua because we're hearing some very scary things here. yeah. why of people. so there being, why has this problem continued persistently for so long? we're talking about 10 years since how well there was sticking. the bottom line is money. it's the money making. venture is a criminal enterprise and it's extremely to create to, for those they're engaged in it. yeah, but it's not easy. is it because you have to walk somebody in the middle of the night and to an unknown destination? you need people to keep them there. you need to feed these people. where are

wrong marley's been us moment to do them is to to me that typically the comes from when i struck that phyllis happened as i thought it would be honest with them. you know, so you can do it or it's their name and if it is, can you? you don't need audio. so speaking on the side, the advice to what you personally somebody that i can then offer, then i'm actually was in o that. and i definitely wouldn't even desk the la on gillian level teach. google got this, you not enough on a, a much i my father's think glad seneca alexander to work kitchen on a done done. i see my bosses and say, i'll take a long beat of the one of them over the called the a melissa that would show pick while until april by maternal gamma. the coding to the tv station was considered the safest place in belgrade during the arabs. it's why have colleagues often took the children with them to work, transforming and i will read it all the, all the clicking on the spot, many cool nipple story fish as osh the ali lemme will be to name. i may be so then i will be on the the side of the clear books in yula for the mainland, which do

so the governments could bring in voting machines and people both and phyllis a recall election for chavez. host: i think -- and people -- and there was a recall for chavez. host: i think we understand. guest: we have had lots of reports of abnormalities and inconsistencies that have happened with irregularities. many of these, while they were in our past could us -- persist today. but many states looked at those abnormalities, inconsistencies, irregularities and they came back and updated the laws. for instance, in georgia, texas and other states, governors as a result of covid made decisions that were contrary to the law but they put them to a commission and a commission made the recommendation. we now have lots of states that have said, a governor nor any official can waive the rules that are laws of the elections. it is a continuing process. i was here with gore versus bush where there were hanging chad we continue to do things that bring the american people to have confidence in what we do. in texas in particular, we have paper ballots. the paper ballots at least provide a context for

and the youngest failed by pro e u supporters has been bubbling away since the past phyllis pro russian governing georgian dreams, one last month's parliamentary elections. a vote that was mod, white accusations of rigging and intimidation. you has questioned the results and close to the election to be held again on the international supervision and appeal supported by the countries president. he said she would not leave office when her time ends next month. when square in the water, we are entirely by you side, and we will remain united until georgia achieves that schools to return to its european pos via secure new elections and ensure that it's few chaise protected once. and for all of our protest is may face a long and difficult road with a government that has a different vision for that country. the anger may keep them on the streets, but the hope the government will come around and listen to that to months. soon as i eval out, is there a fundamentally elections that underway in romania, elizabeth accusations of russian interference during the campaign. it comes a week after the fa

these books were written by phyllis banderas, so collaborated with the nonsense during the great patio table. those this of life that to the west of the soviet union's victory over the nazis. now what sort of a, send the money out of moisture use which us net so one, couple the video is really good to some way in there. now why am i look forward your step? yes, good. i mean, the boss slew a nibble of ways in the long you. it shows the sweetest gym comes up with nice to sort of us play with the mom actually to put in the ticket to these up with no clue what on the switch with them. and then if it doesn't, you might not be something here each time. but they should use something you said 3 to a what a go. and you do still know what i'm, what i'm asking you to do is upgrade him to just one. so if we do the 30th, but then that way you'll have it as a mattress before we waste connections. so i'm still giving, so that's seduce me unless bundled, and i do trust what i'm not sure for less than that. so, but as doing that you to do it, it may not have the courage to again, to for support is, is

when i struck that phyllis happened, as i thought it would be honest, so you can arrange their name and if it is, can you got it on the aggregate? speaking of the side, the way you originally so pretty that i can then offer that and i chose and all of that. and i definitely wouldn't need the desk. be la angelina voltage to got this thing and all the notes on. i am upset my father synccloud seneca alexander, to work kitchen on the done, done and see my bosses and say, i'll take a bomb. be of the one of them over the called the a melissa. i would just not pick off until april by maternal grandma, the, according to the tv station, was considered the safest place in belgrade during the arabs. it's why i have colleagues often took the children with them to work, transforming and i will read it to all the clicking on the spot many cool nipple story. bish, as osh the alley lemma will be to name, i may be say, then i will be on you as a sub resort. we have pets in yula for the language the and that protection was that from taylor on the move out of the new club as some of the in 2002, a bell gr

into the house because 2000 leader tank provides him with drinking water but also enables him to phyllis swimming pool. like most of his neighbors factories, hotels, shopping balls. they're all extracting water from jakarta, swampy soil the ground is sinking, countless high rise buildings exacerbates the problem. victo has been trying to find a solution to the problem for 10 years now. that your car to authority is consulted him in the ongoing project to build a giant sea wall. the tank is scheduled for completion in 2027. the what we see here are the various levels of elevating the c will. so this one was sent in the 1980s, the 9 piece somewhere in the 20112015. so because of the city's thinking, every time they need to raise, receive all to keep the city dr. victor comes regularly to check on the state of the guy. he's concerned because it's leaking in places for the pressure is so high, it's pushing see what the through to die. and i do repair it every once in a while, so they close it all. i've done on the la area water emerges. a few 100 meters away is a district known as the aquari

phyllis in pennsylvania, republican are. caller: yes. i would like to know how hard can it be to place an amendment with with each representative and senator's perch that states clearly to always be mindful of the needs of the majority of the legal american citizens. when they are working on the budget. they are clearly not understanding what is essential and what is unessential to make america great again. thank you. host: to respond to sheila, this is cbs news with with the headline, social security fairness act clears key senate hurdle. heads to final vote. here's what's happening. legislation to expand social security benefits to millions of americans a key procedural vote hurdle in the u.s. senate on wednesday afternoon, yesterday afternoon, and is now headed toward another vote thursday, that's today. with the clock ticking and only days left in the current session of congress. senators voted 73-27 to approve a motion to proceed with consideration of the social security fairness act according to an unofficial senate tally. the tall

the late phyllis laply who i worked so closely with used to say if you get to claim and frame the argument you take their framing, it's a woman's right, are you going to put women in jail? no. it's about a baby. now what do we do. one of the most common exceptions is an exception to abortion laws in cases where the mother's life is at risk. i'm entirely opposed to this language. it's an absolute scientific fact that no abortion is ever performed to save the life of the mother, none, zero, zilch. >> let that sink in, no exceptions for the life of the mother. if you somehow manage to get one to save your life, ed martin had his way, they might put you in prison. it shouldn't be surprising that antiabortion state leaders see an opening to intensify their persecution of women and doctors. on friday texas attorney general ken paxton announced he would be suing a new york doctor for providing abortion pills to a woman living in texas. let's bring our coverage president of reproductive freedom for all. your thoughts. >> i mean this is project 2025 coming to life. this is everything we warned abou

. >> yeah, mild here, but not necessarily elsewhere in the rest of kylo phyllis an yeah. that's right. what you know, but mother nature take it give it away. just to >> tell you what's going on on the east coast is that they've had the jetstream take a dive to the south. and what that's done is open the doors very cold air, bringing snow to the upper midwest and into parts of ohio valley in an acc. the lake effect snow, too. if you're watching that game, those in buffalo use all of that snow. this is why you see such incredibly cold temperatures and drier. i down to nashville where it is. 28 degrees. 34 in atlanta, georgia. that is how far south that cold air has come. not to mention. you know, we look at a spot like chicago at 24 of course, what's happening t- here in california where we're sitting in these above average temperatures, lovely 60's. even a couple of 70's out there. here are current temperatures outside right now. you can see we're at 64 in san francisco. is 68 still, though, up in santa rosa? we are 65 in fairfield. 64 in hayward and san jose. now 67 degre

you can have phyllis fickle and abstract arguments about america and its roles and desire duties in the world. but the funny thing, you can find out, and i think you will find out is that if you decide we should be receding as a wave in way, we should not be bothering so much in the world and with its problems. if you think that you can decide that and the world will not drag back in and drag you and try to hurt you as you make yourself safer. i think you will find you are wrong. that's another way of saying i'm not saying this so clearly, but probably the great dismay and disrupter of the world is not america. and so if it is becomes more withdrawn in the world, i, i don't think you will find the world to be a safer place. and i don't think you'll find that the world is happy to say thank you for leaving. we love you much. let's have a cultural exchange, but we'll never bother you. that won't happen. but thank you very much. then. natural. who said? this was it aristotle or plato or socrates. but one of those guys said, the natural state of man is war. you know, you have to go forward

the late phyllis shively, whom i worked so closely with, used to say, if you get the claimant frame theming it is a woman's right, you put women in jail? no. it's about a baby. now what do we do? framing the argument, on the argument. what are the most common exceptions call for is an exception to abortion laws in cases where the mother's life is at risk. i'm entirely opposed to this language. it's an absolute scientific fact that no abortion is ever performed to save the life of the mother. none, zero, zilch. >> wow. no exceptions for the life of the mother. he somehow managed, if you can get someone to save your life, if martin has his way, they will put you in prison. it should not be surprising that antiabortion arguments have intensified with the persecution of women and doctors on friday. texas attorney general tim -- will bring in our panel. what are your thoughts? >> i mean, this is project 2025 coming to life, nicolle. this is everything we warmed about -- warned about and screamed about that just everybody in the country recognize. these guys of the extremist architects of som

uh, phyllis, there's no capital punishment in this state. well, that was easy. >> and you have this kind of shift in the workplace. there's more men and women working together. it's creating this uncomfortable dynamic. >> i was right, huh? >> yes, ted, you were right. you were wrong. yes, ted, i was wrong. >> ted baxter, the egotistical tv anchorman. >> you were wrong. and i was glad i was wrong. all right, all right, mayor, let's not dwell on it. >> and the extraordinary betty white, who played sue ann nivens, who was voracious and man hungry and had a mirrored ceiling over her bed. >> i think television needs bright young women. >> look at me. >> that's what i love about workplace comedies. people that would never in a million years have spoken become connected in any way and have to live with humor on a day to day, second to second basis to get through it. >> chuckles the clown is dead. >> the funeral of chuckles the clown is one of the great moments in comedy. >> he went to the parade dressed as peter peanut. and a rogue elephant tried t

we have folks with microphones and we have some hands raised and we're going to go to the fabulous phyllis gorby first, who's sitting in the front to our mike rogers, and then we'll go to dave central next. thank you so much for being here. i really enjoyed the presentation as you all very well aware hollywood would the media and and political parties have really i think edited the division in this i'm wondering if you're expecting or if you've gotten any blowback from hollywood anything that you feel might occur once the movie comes out. well, i would that i was there were attempts to attempts to cancel me when i was doing the movie. in fact, you know, i don't know if i would say that was, you know, because of reagan at the time, but but i and reagan was reagan was like everybody's dad back then, at least from my boomer generation. he was our dad. and that was for better or for worse, if you're for or, you know, the or didn't want to hear his discipline, whatever, wherever you were in life, you had a back. he was he was kind of like the dad, the nation. and so people very strong feelings,

(phyllis) my love language is portuguese. i don't understand it, but i love how it makes me feel.ore delectables. you know, that lickable cat treat? de-lick-able delectables? yes, just hurry. hmm. it must be delicious. delectables lickable treat. [clears throat] sounds like you need to vaporize that sore throat. vapocool drops? it's sore throat relief with a rush of vicks vapors. ♪ vapocooooool ♪ whoa. vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. jon hamm: in this family, we choose to be here for each other. because here at st. jude, we believe there are families you are born into and families you choose. this holiday season, join our st. jude family. we need you. donate now. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. get our top stories. i'm bob redell. later this morning, the man accused in the mass murder of his family in alameda will be back before a judge in oakland in july. shan

so the governments could bring in voting machines and people both and phyllis a recall election for chavezst: i think -- and people -- and there was a recall for chavez. host: i think we understand. guest: we have had lots of reports of abnormalities and inconsistencies that have happened with irregularities. many of these, while they were in our past could us -- persist today. but many states looked at those abnormalities, inconsistencies, irregularities and they came back and updated the laws. for instance, in georgia, texas and other states, governors as a result of covid made decisions that were contrary to the law but they put them to a commission and a commission made the recommendation. we now have lots of states that have said, a governor nor any official can waive the rules that are laws of the elections. it is a continuing process. i was here with gore versus bush where there were hanging chad we continue to do things that bring the american people to have confidence in what we do. in texas in particular, we have paper ballots. the paper ballots at least provide a context for a p

. >> reporter: phyllis came out of illinois. >> a attorney and mother of six and set herself up to mobilize a thing about women not having the right to vote. >> she was so smug and hypocritical. i mean, here she was, this working woman, playing power politics who was telling women that they would be much happier at home. >> boy do i dislike that woman. and i very personally dislike her. i dislike the fact that she feels entitled to tell other women what to do. if i could put salt in her coffee i would do it. >> hey, hey, what do you say? >> today, the national woman's party lobbies for the 26th amendment to guarantee women equal rights under the law. that amendment would make women people in a legal sense for the first time. >> reporter: ms. lafley and her army of supporters fought to stop the era. feminists fought hard to pass it. >> i remember my mother was highly animated about this. why do you need an equal rights amendment? you seem to think it is not important when it comes to race but gender. >> reporter: the era didn't pass, still hasn't. but in 1973, women gained another right. to

the late phyllis schlafly used to say if you get to claim and frame the argument you almost certainlyg to put women in jail? it is a about a baby, what do you do. frame the argument, own the argument. >> an exception to abortion laws in cases where the mother's life is at risk. i'm entirely opposed to this language. no abortion is performed ever to save the life of a mother, none, 0, zilch. >> let that sink in. no exceptions for the life of the mother. if you manage to get one to save your life, he had his way, they might put you in prison. it should not be surprising that anti-abortion state leaders see an opening to intensify the persecution of women and doctors. on friday, texas attorney general announced he would be suing new york doctor for providing abortion bills to a woman living in texas. president of reproductive freedom of all. mini? your thoughts. >> reporter: i mean -- this is project 2025 come to life, nicolle. this serving we warned about and screamed about that just under half of the country recognized, right? these guys are the extremist architects of some of the most

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

phyllis. michael. [reading of names] i mid town the mid town p tenant's association and welcome which of the association would like to say a now words. thank you. [applause]. thanks. dean. we -- would like to say how much we appreciate all you have done prior to you being seated as a supervisor. we appreciate you standing by us. it is not easy and we continue and hopeful low we will reach ownership. with your encourage and want help we come this far. we intend to continue. >> again, thank you, dean for all you have done for yous and everything that you have been to us. when i think about actually many, many politicians, legislators -- people that i have been in contact with. people they have sometimes worked with i -- can remember what they did for a specific occasion. and instance and for a group of people. and basically very little in my responsibles. so when i think about what you have done. for mid town, just on going. it is really incredible to me. that you are such a man of integrity. you are a p

host: phyllis in illinois.w york times" highlights elon musk over the line musk faces review saying that "he and spacex have failed to comply with federal reporting protocol aimed at protecting state secrets, including by not providing some details of his meetings with foreign leaders according to people with knowledge about the company and turned. -- an internal document. concerns about the reporting practices and particularly about mr. musk have triggered at least three federal reviews. the air force and the pentagon's office of undersecretary of defense for intelligence and security secretary -- separately issued reviews last month." if you go to the pages of ", the washington times" liz cheney is the focus. it is part of a 120 age page report released thursday by house republicans on the panel of the january 6 riots which " accuses ms. cheney of witness tampering and calls for an fbi investigation of her regarding the testimony of cassidy hutchinson. "it is unusual and potentially unethical for a member of

. >> that was phyllis at the end there with some anger. >> god rest her soul. >> the call previous wasegend. >> yeah. >> we didn't have time to play joe's frantic phone calls to paul. >> the most unhinged. >> complaining about the university of alabama. >> the most traumatized. >> talk to us more about the sort of singular role that paul finebaum played for so long. >> it is telling that whenever i come on to revel in alabama's misery, joe scarborough is nowhere to be found. but the thing you should realize is that sometimes paul finebaum joins us on monday mornings to talk college football at this very table, and then he goes off and he talks to an audience that is the most important and influential base in sports when it comes to the american south. this is a very different demographic. this christmas season, i have never been more interested, john. they are miserable. they are populist. they are a little bit occupy wall street and a lot a bit crazy. when it comes to why this job in alabama is so hard and so glorious, it is because of these people. this show, just for people who are