i give them comedy and i also get them a reality of old hard working woman. indeed, clarissa rankins life isn't a bed of roses either. she is aware of the dangers in a male dominated trucking world, especially at night. i thought that happen. i can unhook it here in re somebody instead of using a weapon. this would be by weapon. you don't feel when you're fe, so i always is may. so i'm aware mass around in chile lift these colorful truck is a real, i catch her tick tock fan sometimes recognize it and stop by her truck doubles as her home. she can cook in it, sleep everything has found his rightful place. there is a shortage of truckers in the u. s. so transport companies have been trying to recruit women for years and there are more women joining the ranks up to see some folks out here come say hi, get some pictures of the track. people love posing with her truck. shelly licked. he has been through a lot including sexual violence and harassment. but she sees the culture shifting among truckers and says there's been a lot of improvement, wasn't spoken about for many years there was, y

there is no way you can't be a truck driver. clarissa rankin has 2 sons per husband's, a truck driver too. they like that there's equal pay for men and women in this gob . what's important is that the delivery arrives at its destination, not whether it's a man or woman at the wheel. up back assist, i think is very on this as a bose dame wilson. and now we as a generational is all about women empower, but i think is very susan, hello. clarissa rank and got into trucking 6 years ago. she started out with long halls, but now she mostly does 3 trips. she says that's more compatible with her family life. chilly liberty has been behind the wheel for much longer. her cabin is home to her per dog and 2 cats. the trooper community became her safe haven. as a teenager, growing up, she was abused by her parents, ran away and bounced between foster homes at some point, a truck her let her take the wheel for the 1st time. it's empowering especially as a woman to know that i can handle something, $80000.00 plus pounds, you know, over 70 feet long. and i've had so many women tell me all i couldn't h

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rankin says the person then told oliver she could fill out the form and if she was eligible she woulder registration card. he says roll every later received a voter registration card in the mail and therefore thought she was eligible to vote. >> the guy told me that i was reinstated to go vote. i don't over nobody nothing. >> like i said, i don't -- i don't know what happened. all i know is that you have a warrant and all it does is say you have a warrant and i've got to go arrest you. >> reporter: her attorney says, quote, she served her time and got out and she got out around the time that amendment 4 was passed which affected the rights of fellness to vote. her understanding was that fell ons had their rights restored. she pleaded not guilty and has a trial set for december. these were the first arrests by governor ron desantis' newly formed florida office of election crimes and security which was an agency created to probe alleged voting irregular laerts. almost immediately after the charges were filed questions surfaced about whether the individual knew that they were violating t

one of the things they use in the world of neurology is a modified rankin scale, trying to figure out physically, but it's really his speech that's most adversely affected, depending where you are and he might be sort of orange red on this modified rankin scale. you can over time starting to improve and have a good recovery, but it can take a while. six months is the bench nmark tt people often say. people can have recovery up to 18 months later. >> he's five months into it, but there's a chance it could get better as time goes on? >> yeah, that is typically the case. again, those first six months are usually when you're trying to see how much of a recovery someone is likely to happen. if they have a lot of recovery early, then their end point is likely to be better. if they're recovering more slowly, the end point is not as good. he does seem to be recovering. again, we don't know because we haven't seen the medical records and he was off the campaign trail for a period of time, so, you know, i would not minimize the seriousness of this by any means, but the idea that someone can sti

we are working on is to recognize and celebrate the 100th anniversary of the election of jeannette rankin to congress. the first woman. we have a bunch of questions and went to ask you today. first developed when you are young did did you have any female role models? >> no. i never thought about that question before. i remember looking at the autographed book when you are really little yes your grandmother, your mother and father to sign and the kids in your class it's a what he want to be when i grow up? and i remember looking back i was and maybe second grade i was a flight attendant we were called stewardesses at the time or ballerina that was in my notion of what women could be. and so it never occurred to me, certainly never to enter into politics to be front and center. i cannot think of too many role models when i was really young that were female that change along the way it gratefully. >> how did you first become interested in politics? >> i come from a long line of politicians. my grandfather was the new york state assembly. my father was that new york state assembly than a memb

rankin says the person then told oliver she could fill out the form and if she was eligible she would received a voter registration card in the mail and, therefore, thought she was eligible to vote. >> the guy told me that i [ inaudible ]. >> like i said, i don't -- i don't know what happened. all i know is that you have a warrant and all it does is say you have a warrant and i've got to go arrest you. >> reporter: her attorney says, quote, she served her time and got out and she got out around the time that amendment 4 was passed which affected the rights of felons to vote. her understanding was that felons had their rights restored. oliver pleaded not guilty to the illegal voting charge and has a trial set for december. these were the first arrests by governor ron desantis' newly formed florida office of elections crimes and security which was an agency created to probe alleged voting irregularities. almost immediately after the charges were filed questions surfaced about whether the individual knew that they were violating the law by voting. cnn affiliate wplg spoke to one of the i

others others were gay were gay, like like montana's montana's jeannette jeannette rankin, the rankin, the first woman first woman elected to elected the u. s. to the u.s. congress. congress. or a bisexual, like or bisexual adelino like warren, a new mexican adelino educator and warren, a new politician mexican. educator and politician. by the 1890s, huge numbers of women such as luna kelly, i nebraska farm wife and mother of 11 helped make the west the national capital of the new progressive politics. she was also a folk singer and a poet. she wrote a very rousing ballad called stand up for nebraska. it brought everyone to their feet. progressives upheld women's rights, importantly economic justice for average people. and oppose the corrupt political machines and corporate monopolies of the areas rapacious 1%. up until this time, there was rich people in america. and tell the gilded age started after the civil war, there weren't these enormous inequities. that separated the superrich from everybody else. this was something that americans were just coming to terms with. that is how th

so narrow has in the last few months appointed many high rankin military officials. those are officious loyal to him. and the question these in the, in the face of a couple days shall be fit for valuables. when are they going to follow to support the president in not rebellion laid, but lead by both. when are or a cool? that's the question. more than the institutional, the armed forces, but in any case, look, i mean, front of got back up on the beach, this very famous place and it looks like a normal day he or a saturday afternoon in brazil. nothing suggest that something that the big like a cool or our rebellion could take place in the next, in the next few days or in the next few weeks. although experts on the international organizations hop concern concerns that our democracy would be at stake next sunday. here in brazil. okay, we're seeing a shift to the left in other south american countries like chalet and columbia. a fueled by the economic fall out from the crone of ours pandemic is a similar a trend in brazil. yes, economy has been out there the center of the

looking out, 50 years from now, 50 years from jeannette rankin's centennial, 2067. how many women do you think will be in congress? and how will we get to that point? >> first of all... well, women need to run. that's such a big portion of the problem. and i know it looks dirty and mean and it is. but you know what? anything that's such in life that gives you an opportunity to be in such a life changing position isn't going to be easy. but women need to be -- so, i think we've gotten to a place where, i was allowed because my lineage, as a woman, to run. there was a little bit of an apology there. these guys daughter, so we can do this. to a point where i remember my husband was running to the republican committee, and they started to look for females. not just, let this one run, they've got the right, lineage they've got the right money, they've got the right background. if you had two candidates being equal, the female is the one that the party is going to go after. so we are seeing change in this short period of time. 50 years from now, i hope women are in the ma

sanya come on, i'll call you the same as i always call sanya for rankin. will call shurk and alexander gulin will be alexander we met on a tribute record. in the ninth year in 2009 for the 40th anniversary of the time machine, and the musicians made some of our colors. i heard a command that i had never heard before. they call the blue jazz, and they made such a fantastic version of the work that i took them and memorized them, and then, when we already had a housekeeping program, we dragged this team to our place . tell me, i remember your video series fans that guitarists raise their tops, and here is a completely different energy. here you play such acoustics that i get high, although i think that this is wrong the question is the right question really. well, that's why they created at one time, this apple project to radically get out of the rock heat into a completely different plane. it was such a challenge, firstly, to ourselves, and secondly, in principle, to the world around, because to create a project in which they play the piano, yes, and vocals

gearing up for spooky halloween and that includes the hollywood reporter which has just put out a rankin of the scariest movies of all time. at the top of the list is a little-known film from australia with a home invasion theme called funny games. never saw it. others include the blai witch project and at number 3, called by the exorcist, the shining, alfred hitchcock's psycho from 1960 ranks number 11. i would agree with all of those. i can't say anything about the first one because i have yet to see it. but it is o the list now. >> i've never heard of it . >> i've never heard of it either. all the other ones, hav you seen those movies? >> i have seen two of them. the exorcist and the blair witch project. which was an example o a movie where they scare you a fear that something might happen. the whole movie. nothin scary ever really happens but you are always thinking something bad is about to happen. >> that is the making of a goo movie because you are on the edge of the seat the whole time >> hitchcock would have appreciated it . >> i like them all. good choices. >>> he's a nine are

. >> this project we're working on is to recognize, and celebrate, the election of jeannette rankin to congress, the first woman. we have many questions who want to ask you today. but, first, off when you were young, did you have any female role models?

. >> marc rankin i want to know for my viewers tuning in right now.doing this work pro bono. you have urged the other attorneys that have taken out the cause to do the work pro bono. they are doing this for free. so i want to say thank you for joining us to educate our viewers and to thank you for taking up the calls for ramon oliver and others. thanks for being here. >> thanks katie. >> coming up with just over two weeks to election day i want to remind voters that they don't need to choose between focusing on abortion rights or the economy. because they go hand in hand. i brought receipts on by limiting abortions is bad for our economy. coming up next. ng up next it's the subway series menu! 12 irresistible subs... like #6 the boss. pepperoni kicks it off. with meatballs smothered in rich marinara. don't forget the fresh mozzarella. don't you forget who the real boss is around here. it's subway's biggest refresh yet. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ peaceful state. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final interview. buy or leas

others were gay like montana's jeannette rankin, the first woman elected to the u.s. congress. or bisexual like adelina warren, a new mexican educator and politician. by the 1890s, huge numbers of women such as luna kelly, and nebraska farm wife and mother of 11, helped make the west the national capital of the new aggressive politics. she was also a folk singer and a poet and she wrote a very rousing ballad called stand up for nebraska that brought everybody to their feet. progress is upheld women's rights and a poorly economic justice for average people, and opposed the corrupt lyrical machines and corporate monopolies of the eras -- political machines up until this time there certainly have been rich people in america but in two oh the gilded age which started after the civil war, there were not these enormous inequities like that separated, like the superrich from everybody else. so this was something that americans were just coming to terms with, and that's how the progressive movement developed. the kansas homesteader turned lawyer mary elizabeth lease, cofounded the new

rankin decides, okay, i need to do something about this. we he sends a letter to winfield scott which at this point in general and chief of the army, authorizing him to suspend the writ of habeas corpus at any point on in the vicinity of the military line, which is now being used between the city of philadelphia in the city of washington. those are the stipulations stands to winfield scott. this is not without controversy. in fact, this becomes controversial almost immediately. for more talk about the mary man case, which comes from these riots in baltimore and reaches chief justice will, or if a villain in the story but, on circuit in maryland. but he's going to be very much opposed to what lincoln is doing. lincoln is going to defend himself in his july 4th message to congress. i think, again, as i said earlier, lincoln often gives us a clear vision of what the problems are what's going on. thank you to sort of saying to us, okay, the constitution does not account for this moment and what should we do? should we abide by all the laws and