phyllis: yes. yes, i did. >> billy: you're right, ashley. i'm weak. i'm selfish. i'm stupid. and i should have never pursued phyllis. but we have a connection. >> ashley: oh, god. can i tell you how much i hate that word? "connection."

phyllis: yes. yes, i did. >> billy: you're right, ashley. i'm weak. i'm selfish. i'm stupid. and i should have never pursued phyllis. but we have a connection. >> ashley: oh, god. can i tell you how much i hate that word? "connection."

phyllis: yes. yes, i did. >> billy: you're right, ashley. i'm weak. i'm selfish. i'm stupid. and i should have never pursued phyllis. but we have a connection. >> ashley: oh, god. can i tell you how much i hate that word? "connection." what does it even mean?

phyllis schlafly. how much time do i have remaining? thank you, madam speaker. and the things that come to mind i listen to mr. weber and i look across to michelle baum man and phyllis took us back into a room in st. louis and talked to us about the future and destiny of the country. three of us having a snack and chatting away on the constitution, marriage and life and the current destiny of america. phyllis always saw it and the time i spent here in this congress and the time i have the privilege of dealing with the highest levels in the country, fewer people i'm able to identify that can see with clarity the big picture and understand the current of the course of history and the cultural movements that operate within this course of history. phyllis always saw it with a clarity. and that's what drove her to put 27 books out. and one was in support of donald trump. and had time to talk about the conservative case for trump. and i think of the work she got done. somebody said that trump will be the nominee and we will know this by the time of the indiana primary

. >> phyllis: jack, we have got to talk this out! >> jack: let go of my arm. >> phyllis: no! >> jack: let go of -- >> phyllis: you cannot pack my things! >> jack: let go! >> phyllis: [ screams ] >> jack: [ breathing heavily ] phyllis? [ door opens ] >> billy: phyllis? phyllis, hey. what did you do to her?! >> jack: what did i -- she -- it was an accident! she fell! she hit her head! >> billy: fell how, jack?! >> jack: phyllis? >> billy: get the hell away from her! hey. you there? phyllis? hey. >> ashley: thank you. so, please, the next time that i

. >> phyllis: jack, we have got to talk this out! >> jack: let go of my arm. >> phyllis: no! >> jack: let go of -- >> phyllis: you cannot pack my things! >> jack: let go! >> phyllis: [ screams ] >> jack: [ breathing heavily ] phyllis? [ door opens ] >> billy: phyllis? phyllis, hey. what did you do to her?! >> jack: what did i -- she -- it was an accident! she fell! she hit her head! >> billy: fell how, jack?! >> jack: phyllis? >> billy: get the hell away from her! hey. you there? phyllis? hey. >> ashley: thank you. so, please, the next time that i

. >> phyllis: jack, we have got to talk this out! >> jack: let go of my arm. >> phyllis: no! >> jack: let go of -- >> phyllis: you cannot pack my things! >> jack: let go! >> phyllis: [ screams ] >> jack: [ breathing heavily ] phyllis? [ door opens ] >> billy: phyllis? phyllis, hey. what did you do to her?! >> jack: what did i -- she -- it was an accident! she fell! she hit her head! >> billy: fell how, jack?! >> jack: phyllis? >> billy: get the hell away from her! hey. you there? phyllis? hey. >> ashley: thank you. so, please, the next time that i feel the need to save somebody s

music phyllis: when we have friends come up, this is where we like to take them to, to strawberry point. it's a destination. kathi: you're gonna see zion national park, you're gonna see the cliffs, the hoodoos. music dick: now you haven't seen it yet? dave hall: i have not seen it. dick: you'll be very impressed. kathi: you'll be dick: i've been up here, i don't know how many times, it's great. never get tired of it. dave hall: it's funny, i've lived in vegas for the last 15 years now and i hadn't been up here until this summer. music dave hall: oh wow... phyllis: everybody goes "ooo" "aahh". dave hall: and work your away around? dave hall: man... music phyllis: let's go to the point! dave hall: holy cow... dave hall: doesn't even seem real. dave hall: so when you're standing up here, what are you thinking about? what are you feeling? music doug: uh, right now....like at top of the world. dave hall: kinda' are. doug: yeah. dave hall: man...i mean everywhere you look, it's just stunning. doug: and this isn't all. there are so many other places to see here, around duck creek. dave hall: b

phyllis schlafly was 92 years old. >>> the 49ers have released bruce miller after he allegedly punch an elderly man. it was said he was drunk trying to get into a hotel room at 2:45 in the the only problem, it wasn't his room. the 70-year-old occupant and his son came to help. that's when the 250 pound miller allegedly charged the son and punched the 70-year-old man. both were taken to the hospital. miller was found across the street at another hotel where an employee found him throwing up and bleeding in a stairwell. he was arrested for assault and battery. he does have a history of violent behavior. in fact, he was arrested last year for pushing a woman to the misdemeanor domestic violence charge. >>> now that brock turner is back in his ohio hometown, neighbors are anything but welcoming. many have even protested in front of his home with rifles. they stress they mean no harm to the swimmer unless of course they catch him committing another crime. >> should he decide to rape someone else, anyone here with the power to stop him will. and that's anyone here with a gun. if we catch a

. >> phyllis fly schlafly died. would have outlined gender discrimination, she was 92. >> well, coming up, you may need to sit down for this one. unexpected news in the entertainment world. >> i'm already sitting down, beyonce has to post. >> this is a big deal. jim, i appreciate your frustration. >> yes. >> we will tell you why she is being ordered to do it, what that means for queen bee fans here in the delaware vale. hey, pat? >> good morning, jim, and brooke. well, summer over, sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but time to go back to school. here with the riley family here in sicklerville, all ready, we come back, talk to these guys, and how excited they are. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes...mr. mcenroe. see that cord? just plug it into the conne

we have another passing to report, long time conservative activist phyllis schafley has passed. support behind the donald trump campaign. she was 92 years old. >> meanwhile, on the campaign trail, the race for white house turned into a race for tarmac space in cleveland. three campaign planes, hillary clinton's donald trump's and one for trump's pence were on the same piece of ground. >>> one of our quoals this election year is to give you a voice in the race for white house. we want to hear from you. what would you ask hillary clinton or donald trump? sent us your questions at news >> a glitch in a computer program, we checked there were two fairly short delays at mccarran. >> still to come a former usc student is a hero. and a history lesson, turned >> hold on, temperatures are >> hold on, temperatures are heading back up. for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. under heck's privatization plan, reti

year ge there is a stock ask just slightly higher in premarket, for ge, headlines activist phyllis should have yesterday rose to fame in 60s for opposition to acquittal rights movement abortion rights founded a conservative organization endorsed donald trump her son john said cause was cancer died at 92. out of germany raised offer for pesticide company monsanto depend on achieving what it called a quote negotiated transaction says going to pay 127.50 a share up from 125 a share the offer valuing monsanto more than 65 billion dollars. >> coming up next terrorism fears on rise new documents show isis is more sophisticated than ever much more than we thought plus the media finally got chance to ask hillary clinton the hard questions. so why were they so soft? back in a minute. there are two billion people who don't have access to basic banking, but that is changing. at temenos, with the microsoft cloud, we can enable a banker to travel to the most remote locations with nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where there's a phone, you have a bank. now a person is able to start a business, a

old student are suing phyllis exeter academy after their son was suspended with having sexual activity with a girl. the boy was suspended for a semester. the parents now say the school is trying to expel their son because of a recent "boston globe" story that criticized how they handled a separate sexual harassment case. david? >>> lisa, today was the first day of class for a controversial new charter school approved for isn't ready yet so students had to travel 20 miles to go to class at a temporary location. now we learned some families are already looking to get out. >> reporter: the school was supposed to open its doors today near the city's downtown. as we told you last week, inspectors recently discovered the building was being renovated without the required permits and had to stop the so school leaders had to bus kids 22 miles away to norwood. a spokesperson told me 54 students had already unenrolled from the charter and tried to get back into the public system. also 16 kids showed up at the public schools on tuesday and had to be sent home because they weren't enrolled yet. the

. >> the next newscast is at 5 thanks for joining news have a >> jack: morning. i want all of phyllis' belongings boxed and off the premises as soon as possible. and get me the latest financial research on now. >> billy: i hate it. >> victoria: it's the hero shot, billy. open on the product. it's better than opening on the model. >> billy: is it really only two options, vicki? >> victoria: well, clearly, the objective here is to focus on brand loyalty. >> billy: oh, loyalty? you say that with emphasis, like

these people have absolutely no class! here's phyllis. why is it ok to be exposing such trash in our wonderful city? it makes me sick! and to all the creeps out there that thinks it's ok.... then "ginger" should make one of hillary. i want to see how long that would last. just stop! voicemails!!! he's still a presidential candidate regardless of anyone's personal opinion about him, and i think that it is humiliating, it's degrading and it's embarrassing to have a statue of a naked donald trump downtown. i mean come on guys let's get it together. actually, that artist who created donald trump statues, he did donald trump a huge favor. now all the fat men, all the fat white men send us your rants to the rant at fox5vegas.com or call at 702-436- 8285 here's a look at what's coming up... on fox five news at eleven. music fans are taking over downtown las vegas for "life is beautiful" tonight... and one local band did something beautiful for our community. how the rock band "imagine dragons" is helping in the fight against pediatric cancer. pl

phyllis. god bless her family and god bless everyone. thank you very much. thank you. [ applause ] thank you very much. thank you, everybody. >> there you have it. donald trump making some pretty brief remarks there. remarks remembering phyllis schlafly. a conservative icon. the funeral being held in st. louis, missouri. let's get back to the top political stories i just mentioned. a major apology coming from hillary clinton for part of what she said last night, talking about, she said to be grossly generalistic you can put half of trump supporters into what i call a basket of deplorables. going onto say the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, you name it. joining me is our panel. donald trump said hillary clinton was so insulting to my supporters, millions of amazing hard working people. i think it will cost her at the polls. ryan, was it a mistake for her to go after trump supporters rather than just going after trump? >> well, you took the words right out of my mouth. i think in politics, it's never a good idea for someone, especially at that level, to paint someone's supporters with a broad brush. frankly, whether it's accurate or not, yo

phyllis schlafly. she rose to fame in the 1960s and '70s for her fight against the equal rights amendment and abortion and in the last year has thrown her support behind donald trump. >> we havet conservative platform we've ever had and he endorses it, he will stand by it, he is a real conservative and i ask you to support him. >> phyllis schlafly died at the age of 92 just the day before the release of her brand-new book. called "the conservative case for trump." joining us is co-author. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> sorry about the passing of phyllis schlafly. >> thank you. her family is mourning her and we all miss her. i can't believe it's past tense. she had a great life filled with children, grandchildren. >> one of without a doubt the most conservative people in the united states of america and yet in the last year she threw her considerable weight, political weight, behind donald trump. what is it about donald trump she loved? >> well, i will say there's a couple of things. one is she is what we call a true conservative. that means american sovereignty and america's central place is important to her but when she saw trump on a couple of main is

>>phyllis silva/victims' neighbor she is not responding now. we basically need to haveher creek she is not doing well at all >> reporter:silva says this is a good suspect the perpetrators may be gang members who targeted the elderly woman, stealing jewelry from her person. at the nearby salon where douglas worked for many years, joan morrow demanded justice for her long time co worker. >> joan morrow/victim's friend i hope that they can catch you ever did it and tried to. i do not know what is wrong with people today? why do you have to be so terribly cruel? none of that was necessary. that is what angers me. >> reporter: the deputies were out today canvassing the area still doing interviews with the neighbors and try to find more information that leads them to possible suspects. there were described as hispanic adult male spirit. >> pam:mosquitoes recently tested positive for west nile virus in milipitas, east of the great mall shopping center. santa clara county vector operations will begin tonight at 11-p.m and will last three hours. the treatment zone affects people

phyllis leblanc. >> are is called gather. it is six dark chocolates. be more i have started exploring honey the more i learned about the plight of the honeybee and what is happening. we decided to combine all of raise funds for the partnership working on research and helping with the plight of the honeybee. >> six candies are available. >> it is all income 70% dark chocolate. >> in addition to getting a fabulous choc chocolate they are helping save the honeybees. it makes you happy. what could be better? targeting a particular pesticide. and what home gardeners can do to reduce the trend. ben: are we going to far when it comes to keeping kids clean? they could benefit from a healthy dose of dirt. they may be important to developing immune system and prevent allergies and asthma later on. some believe this is because the environment our children are going up in our to clean. not all scientists agree. more research as always is needed. anchor: are they eating dirt or are they living in a bubble? ben: i do let them eat off of the floor. the floor is clean. jc: we will d

we'll have a full report coming up. phyllis schlafly is being remembered for her efforts to defeat the equal rights amendment. she died yesterday in st. louis at age 92. >>> if you're flying british airways, you may have trouble checking in. they're having computer problems leading to delays worldwide. staffers are processing check ins annually. gives her a record. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, september 6th, 2016. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we begin this half hour with the presidential candidates hitting the ground running. >> donald trump and hillary clinton are zeroing in on the battleground states with just two months to go before election day. as they campaigned in ohio trump's immigration plan is still shrouded in confusion. more now from mary bruce. >> reporter: donald trump kicking off the final sprint of the campaign. shaking hands at this county fair. >> we're going to bring jobs back to ohio. >> reporter: trump blitzing the key battleground state where the latest polls show

these people have absolutely no class! here's phyllis. why is it ok to be exposing such trash in our wonderful before basic health care, but that's the choice joe heck keeps making. women like me rely on planned parenthood for checkups and cancer screenings, but congressman joe heck voted ten times to take away their funding. heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. down the government... taking away access to lifesaving care... just to score political points. joe heck should be ashamed. women vote is responsible i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. didn't know what was gonna happen next." witnesses describe the terrifying moment a gunman opened fire inside a valley starbucks. coming up, we hear from the good samaritan who tried to save to smoke or not to smoke? nevadans will have a chanc

have none. kennedy: i feel like i'm talking to phyllis schlafly. char le main the god. >> i love being here.hen the party panel returns. apple either ruined its newest iphone model or changed smart phones forever. is it a professor who never stops being a student? is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner who values it as much as you do. learn more at tiaa.org it's a very specific moment, the launch window. we have to be very precise. if we're not ready when the planets are perfectly aligned, that's it. we need really tight temperature controls. engineering, aerodynamics- a split second too long could mean scrapping it all and starting over. propulsion, structural analysis- maple bourbon caramel. that's what we're working on right now. from design through production, siemens technology helps manufacturers meet critical deadlines. i think this'll be our biggest flavor yet. when you only have one shot, you need a whole lot of ingenuity. amazing sleep stays with you all

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have none. kennedy: i feel like i'm talking to phyllis schlafly. char le main the god. >> i love being here.panel returns. apple either ruined its newest iphone model or changed smart phones forever. remember here at ally, nothing stops us from doing right by our customers. who's with me? i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. ♪ ♪ one, two, - wait, wait. . . . . . doing the hand thing? yep! we are all in for our customers. ally. do it right. we are all in for our customers. thwow, it's nice.ew 2016 chevy malibu. let's check it out. do any of you have kids? i do yes. this car has a feature built in called teen driver technology, which lets parent's see how their teens are driving. oh, that's smart. it even mutes the radio until the seat belt is fastened. will it keep track of how many boys get it in the car? (laughter) cause that could be useful. this is ahead of what my audi has for sure. wish my beamer had that. i didn't even know that technology existed. i'm not in the market for a car but now i may be. kennedy: iphone investors are giving am the cold shoulder. the company unveiled a new smart ph

phyllis satisfy flee led the far rights effort to defeat the constitutional amendment that would have 92. >> the phillies continued their series in miami tonight. pitcher adam morgan will on the mound. it was their highest run total since august 14. >>> serena williams advanced to the u.s. open women's quarterfinals way straight sets vic tomorrow. the victory is williams' 308th in a grand slam event. it is the most ever by any male or female tennis player. >> 5:16 and a former long time member of the u.s. women's soccer team is now in the fight of her life. >> health officials say a pest they call superlies has spread to every single state. we'll tell you how to cope. david. >> superlies that sounds fun. so, we are working our way toward getting more and more kids back to school this week. it's shorts and t's today. i'll have your afternoon day planner and we'll check out the airport. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. fro

have to. my dear, dear friend phyllis schlafly, passed away this past week.orial service and nesting debarment i feel really bad that i can't be here but i just had to point out to your to talk about the original value voter. , phyllis was really iconic and a great leader for our movement and some who i can tell you inspired me. she was not just a great leader. and, obviously, founded equal forum and boosted the conservative movement at a very difficult time in the 1960s and 70s. but she was someone who was similar to our nominee. she wasn't anti-elitist. she realized that elites in our society were corrupting our culture in a variety of different ways. she never quite fit with some of the republican establishment that many others in the republican and conservative movement did. i really, she was a bit of a precursor, if you will, to the struggle that we are seeing in this election cycle. i want to me than someone else that is a dear friend who passed away just a few weeks ago, and that's another person who, with his wife beverly, start another great movement

phyllis schafly. she passed away in her home town of st. louis. we haveook joining us live to explain "the conservative case for trump." busy two hours kicks off 14 anyone's fr minutes from now. >> we will be watching. >> she was a strong supporter of trump. look forward to that segment. we will be right back. [engine revs] ♪ [cheering] ♪ the highly advanced audi a4. ♪ gilman: go get it, marcus. go get it. ...coach gilman used his cash rewards credit card from bank of america to earn 1% cash back everywhere, every time. at places like the batting cages. ♪ [ crowd cheers ] 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs. and 3% back on gas. which helped him give his players something extra. the cash rewards credit card from bank of america. more cash back for the things you buy most. >> vandal destroy an ancient rock formation. >> group of men push a rock until it falls over like a set of building blocks. they were doing the state a favor they say the rock was a safety hazard. it had been a fixture at the park for decades. they face hundreds of dollar

to divide people, i'm going to say, we have to come together, that's what we need to hear, but this week, i'm a lesbian, when donald trump this week goes to phyllis's funeral and has cheers and cheers in his audiences, that's divisive and deplorable. that's what hillary clinton is talking about. >> john, quicklyp i have to get to the break. >> in europe, they have a parliamentary system where the nuts have their own parties. here we have two parties. you will go to a hillary clinton rally and find people that believe george bush took down the towers on 9/11. we're not voting on the candidate's supporters, we're voting on the candidates. >> trump's pushing those people. >> you guys have a lot of people that are supporting hillary that are nuts too. >> we're going to continue when we come back. is donald trump as charitable as he says. or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner who values it as much as you do. learn more at tiaa.org whmade plastics that tmake them lighter?rs the lubricants that improved fuel economy. even technology to make engines more efficient. what company

lauren: may have been involved in the hacking days before the party's convention. nicole: conservative activist phyllis has died. she rose to fame in 1960's for the opposition of equal rights movement and abortion rights and also found the eagle forum, conservative organization and recently endorsed donald trump. her son says the cause was cancer, funeral arrangements. lauren: the country fired three ballistic missiles, south korean officials say the missile launches were time today coincide with the g-20 economic summit in china. missiles flu more than 600 miles, landed inside japan's air defense zone. the u.s. has issued a statement saying it obviously strongly condemns multiple launches. >> hermine continues to stay offshore and warning in effect from long island to massachusetts. meanwhile, hurricane newton is heading towards the pacific coast in mÉxico. mexican government has opened dozens of shelters in baja california, live report coming up from fox weather center in just a few minutes. lauren: all up arrows in asia. hang seng up half of one percent and kospi gaining a third of one percent. nico

phyllis amon refuses to walk the trails. the street borders open space. brendan's foot is swollen and doctors have been giving him antivenom. his mother hopes this will serve as a warning and remind others to be aware of their surroundings. >> a's pitcher paid an important visit today to meet with men and women receiving care. the lefthanded pitcher says it was his way of thanking those who sacrificed so much for the country. >>> 16 degrees cooler this afternoon in concord compared to yesterday. and taking a look at the change, you'll see it's down 16 in san jose. santa rosa has fallen a good 22 degrees. clouds are pushing in across san francisco. san francisco, 60 now. 73 in san jose. and highs today in the low 60s in beaches to low 90s inland. from our camera, this has been a big player, the marine layer along with the sea breeze. 68 in santa rosa. and in the mid-70s for concord and livermore. you can see blue skies over the bay. cooling continues inland tomorrow with below normal temperatures. first thing in the morning temperatures in the 50s. you'll notice where fog and low clouds are coverin

helped defeat the equal rights amend died and phyllis schlafly wrote a book called a choice not an echo and led a constitutional amendment that would have lawed gender discrimination and galvinized the party and got gold water of arizona to be the 1964 presidential nominee and also wrote a column in 100 newspapers and did radio commentaries until her death, he was 92. president obama called off a planned meeting today with the new president of the philippines and this comes after the phillippe president used a term to curse him out if he talks about the killing of drug suspects. earlier in the day the president met with russia's vladimir putin at the g20 summit in china. today is the end of the so called driving season and the cheapest gas in 12 years and aaa says it's 2.21 and 20 cents less than this time last year, americans by the way are expe expected to save 320 per household on gas and agency expects more good news in our area, refineries can switch to cheaper winter blend in mid september to prices may continue to fall. every little bit helps for sure and the weather department too but we are heading up actually. >> our temperatu

have been at this a long time, but we are not making progress. here is what i would suggest. it goes back to what i was talking about with phyllis earlier. principle problem we have is the elites in our culture, those who have -- are at the lovers of control, if you will and the levers of influence have begun systematically to turn and change this country. just like in every great civilization, particularly ones founded on faith, like ours. founded on the idea of god given rights. founded on the concept of individual liberty and freedom. people start replacing the god to their god, themselves. they start to believe it's them that are the great things that make the world work well instead of getting on our knees and thanking god for the blessings we have. so, what happened and it's been a very clean and predictable path, it started with our elite universities. that's where the elites are. they have systematically taken over, colleges, universities. there's almost -- you can almost count them on one or two hands the colleges and universities that aren't secular, elite, politically correct institutions. that don't teach american history, not

phyllis amon refuses to walk the trails. the street borders open space. brendan's foot is swollen and doctors have been giving him antivenom. his mother hopes this will serve as a warning and remind others to be aware of their surroundings. >> a's pitcher paid an important visit today to meet with men and women receiving care. the lefthanded pitcher says it was his way of thanking those who sacrificed so much for the country. >>> 16 degrees cooler this afternoon in concord compared to yesterday. and taking a look at the change, you'll see it's down 16 in san jose. santa rosa has fallen a good 22 degrees. clouds are pushing in across san francisco. san francisco, 60 now. 73 in san jose. and highs today in the low 60s in beaches to low 90s inland. from our camera, this has been a big player, the marine layer along with the sea breeze. 68 in santa rosa. and in the mid-70s for concord and livermore. you can see blue skies over the bay. cooling continues inland tomorrow with below normal temperatures. first thing in the morning temperatures in the 50s. you'll notice where fog and low clouds are coverin

conservative icon phyllis has died, became well known for helping block the equal rights amendment in the 19 70s. proposed constitutional amendment would have outlawed gender discrimination. she passed away from cancer at the age of 92. >>> this morning, still no sign of an oregon man who police say went missing during the made in america concert. philadelphia police say nelson armstrong was separated from friends sunday around 11:30 p.m. described as five-ten, 165 pounds, brownish curly hair. anyone with any information is asked to call police. >> well, it is official, the carson weensier a begins this sunday afternoon right here on cbs-3. the eagles first round draft pick makes first career start this sunday at the linc against the cleveland browns. the birds pick winds in the pick in this year's drafter, the first rookie to start at quarterback in eagles season open nerve franchise history, rib injury limited his pre-season, but doctors are giving wentz the green light. >> rest being the last couple of weeks, even going into the first game, first pre-season game, i felt very confident. felt like i've developed at a fast pace, now it is h

tactics seem to be working so our question of the day is, do people have to be inconvenienced for change to occur. fill list thorp -- phyllis thompson tweeted about this matter. it brings attention to something that would otherwise be ignored. lane tweeted, i would say yes. barbara handley tweeted no, it is not only inconvenient, they cause property damage and delays. they cause innocent people extra money they don't have. keep the conversation going. you can reach us on the ktvu facebook page as well as on twitter using that hash tag, ktvu the 9. we'll read more responses today at 9:30. >>> a florida woman has created a line of high heels as a tribute to the victims of the shooting ram package at the pulse night -- rampage at the pulse nightclub. started with a pair of lieu valley vuitton heels. she did -- louie vuitton heels. she designed them herself. this happened the same month as the pulse nightclub shooting. she decided to create an eye catching memorial, a pair of high heels that features the pictures of each of the 49 victims. >> my husband and i, we actually went over and saw the crosses that were designed for the

phyllis schlafly was 92 years old. now back to "red eye." >>> burning man is turning 30 man. but it is having growing pains. the festival in the desert began on sunday. the event is described as an experiment in community and art. but festival regular trek thunder kelly. does he sound like a regular? it sounds this way. imagine you have taken the red pill in the matrix and walked into the alice in wonder land. you can have waffles with a crew that look like elvis and learn how to pole dance and take a seminar on making absynth. funny. i have all of those things on my bucket list just after dying. attendees are asked to live by rad calling -- radical inclusive tee and a decomodification. a word i had to look up on my new ipad. they say they pay thousands to have first class uh come -- accommodations set up for them. look what larry harvey had to say about that. they will not find radical equality among them. that's because our city is a place where old and young and rich and poor can live on common ground. common ground is not a level playing field and should not be interpreted as mandating equal living cond

if you have any information about the second man, call the fremont police. >>> a controversial conservative has died, phyllisencouraging women to stay in their traditional roles. she also led efforts to defeat the proposed equal rights amendment to outlaw gender discrimination, and her opposition to abortion and gay marriage that help to shape abortion policies for decades. her family said she died at her home in st. louis after a battle with cancer at the age of 92. >>> the results from the 17 year global warming experiment are in and researchers say that the results are not good. the researchers at the institute for the environment said that they grew more than 1 million californian plants using extra heat and carbon dioxide, along with nitrogen to mimic the not so distant hotter future. some have theorized that because the plants like the carbon dioxide that the climate change would result in a greener planet, but the plants and that received the extra carbon dioxide did not grow more, and did not get greener. in fact, researchers say that the plant growth declined with the rising temperatures. >>> bad ne

. >> reporter: phyllis who grew up across the street from the victim had just returned from visiting her friend in the hospital. >> it breaks my heart a lot. i have known her all my life. and, to see something like this happen to such a good person, to such a sweet, caring person, why? why did something like this happen to happen? it is not right. it is not fair. and i hope to god that they catch whoever did it. >> reporter: investigators are reviewing surveillance videos from the neighborhood but so far, no suspects have been identified. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix5. >>> this cyclist woke up in the hospital after a car plowed into him on a bay area street. tonight, he told us about his rude awakening that added insult to injury. >> is saturated fat really bad for your health? well, maybe not. tonight, why some bay area scientists say it is all a conspiracy. >> steph curry is taking a shot at curing a deadly disease. at curing a deadly disease. tonight, how he is saving lives, ,$8drw at curing a deadly disease. tonight, how he is saving lives, ♪ car plowed right through them. tonight police >> a very close call for three police officers in pho

. >> phyllis schlafly died supporting new grounz of caus of far right and credited helping defeat the equal rights which would have outlawed the equal discrimination. she died of cancer in her home. >> general note arizona faulty switch recalls more than 12.5 vehicles to replace switches blamed for accidents that caused more than 124 deaths terms of settlement are not made public. gm paid nearly 875 million to settle claims involving the ignition switches and three lawsuits are scheduled for trial next year. >>> it has not been seen in 74 years. underwater archologists. did you know there were underwater archologists. they have captured images of german submarine which wept down in 194. the subis u 576 it had suction blue field merchant freighter part of navy cop invoice when attacked by american forces and sonar search identified the ships to years ago. they dime rest on ocean floor a few hundred feet apart. so they take down one and they get taken down and they're both laid to rest there. >> they're looking at them or trying to look at them. >> underwater arch ol sgliingts coming up a be loved commission prepare