even a support for schroeder was not a given. "i wanted to work for someone who i thought could win not just a nomination but the general election." the big question was funding. schroeder's campaign sloga "no dough, no go" became a battle cry. "as schroeder logged 75,000 miles this summer stressing family issues and concern over defense spending and arms control, she concluded gender wasn't the problem. the difficulties were more organization." "fundraising fell short, most political organizers were committed elsewhere." by september of 1987, schroeder made her decision. "i learned a lot about america and i learned a lot about pat schroeder. that's why i will not be candidate for preside"aw" "today after weeks of agnoizing, pat schroeder decided to just say no. it was an emotional moment as she told a denver rally it was just too late to put together a winning campaign." "i could not figure out how to those i serve." "there must be a way but i haven't figure it out yet."i tho decide between a real candidacy and a symbolic candid

and i looked at pat schroeder, and i introduced myself. i said ms. schroeder, my name is ron dellums. i'm from california. she said i know. i'm honored to be here with you. my grandmother taught me not to let people make fun of you cheaply. if it's okay with you, it's cool with me, why don't you and i sit in this seat side by side together as if it's the most normal thing in the world. and she said cool. so ron dellums and pat schroeder sat on this one seat for the entire organizational meeting, and we never acted as if -- even though we wanted to scream, we said no, we just let our silence and our behavior handle it. and they didn't know what to do. because we didn't scream. so the next time the two seats were there, we had made our point and we moved on. >> dellums' service on that committee really kind of reflects a wider period of reform in the house where the power of committee chairs is rolled back. and junior members and a diversity of members, african americans and women get bigger and better committee assignments. and within a congress, repr

president kim schroeder says what they're doing is working.53:35 this isn't new, this has been going on for years. our students and members are succeeding in often impossible situations with obstables placed in front of them." there's just a little more homework to do.20:25"we really can't stop. until we're at the top of the list and at the top of the state report card"take cg: county executive chris abele was a part of the ospp statement today ... saying he will work with mps, dpi and the legislature to determine what it means for ospp and what role the county will have the district's report card will be public in november. reporting live. 3 we have new information tonight about the death of a senator rick gudex died of a gunshot wound to the chest and the preliminary investigation indicates it was self-inflicted., foul play is not suspected. the senator's body was found early this morning. senator gudex was 48-years old....he's been a senator since 2013 and was not planning a run for a new term. he was a republican and his death has drawn an outpouring of condolences from both side

hi professor schroeder, thanks so much for coming on, >> hello.hank you. >> so, what is a debate supposed to prove? governing well is not about matching wits with an opponent on national television. >> i think you have to remember debates are a single component of a complex and lengthy campaign process. i think sometimes people look at debates and think they're kind of the magic bullet and they're supposed to give us all of the information we need about the candidates and their positions. they're not really that at all. they're more of a sort of personality test. they give us a little insight into the candidates at a moment under which they're performing under great pressure and they put them side by side on the same stage, which is a very awkward and unnatural thing for them to have to do. so i think they're important because they get the campaign -- they get the candidates off the campaign trail, into a situation not of their own control entirely, and then give us some insights into how they perform under a highly pressurized, awkward set of cir

toya: angela schroeder and linda lucas are from milwaukee. they traveled to the big apple to see gma live in times square. patrick: i was there a decade ago doing a similar story. you don't realize how much movement there is, behind the scenes they take the elevator up and down. toya: they always wonder if we wear tennis shoes. patrick: up and down like a temperatures. beautiful today but not nearly as warm as yesterday. mark: 72 yesterday. day although certainly cooler with a high temperature of 54. nice across southeastern wisconsin, and you need to enjoy the dry weather while we have it. 50 degrees. this is a live look from discovery world, lake michigan in the background. easterly winds light at six miles per hour, same story in racine. a pretty day, no clouds anywhere. we take it to sheboygan, same story. here's the deal. mow tuesday. he won't have time this evening because the sunsets at 5:54. wednesday, there will be a fair amount of rain. pay close attention. all these leaves are coming down, and this happens every year. that gets clo

kathleen schroeder sends this in. but wait, there's more. the mystical white horse. a white pack horse got loose and came through the picture and she snapped it. >> a unicorn. >> almost looks mystical. great shot. >> thanks for watching cbs4 news tonight. the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> have a good night. ? with sleep number, you choose the exact firmness and comfort you want and so does your partner. amazing sleep for all. the columbus day sale is on now with the queen c4 mattress set only $1399.98. >>> ""comics unleashed"". >> >> . >> >> comics unleashed". >> >> . >> now, man who has put more people to sleep than kevorkian, byron allen! [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah! all right! y

kathleen schroeder sends this in. but wait, there's more. the mystical white horse. a white pack horse got loose and came through the picture and she snapped it. >> a unicorn. >> almost looks mystical. great shot. >> thanks for watching cbs4 news tonight. the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> have a good night. we'll look for you tomorrow captioning sponsored by cbs yes, young lady right there. >> did you see that guy at the ryder cup heckle team europe? >> stephen: oh yeah, an american golf fan, david johnson, heckled

. >> they will look like rick schroeder. >> in company hilarious. >> cooperate they have just given oneo a woman? >> no one unders that they need to look at not nude. men are not women. afternoon award system looks at metrics that are quantifiable. they came up with these songs and did this in mathematics. whatnot all women are good try s shaping and maintaining a home. but it is easier to quantify that so we give him the prize. women don't see their are are underful prizes. >> a lot of women who chemists and physicists. >> it was -- i think it was a pro woman statement. coming up, he knows the truth. the thing is can you handle the truth? half time with steve >>> welcome back. time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed. andy levey. >> why are people laughing already? >> i don't know, andy. >> that was good. that was cute. >> ammicable report. >> i threw it to you in style. >> nate silva said trump would win if only men voted. the response to this has been a little much. facebook's trending topic pes are having a bad day. it allowed the hash tag to be shown in the news column

kathleen schroeder sends this in. but wait, there's more. the mystical white horse. a white pack horse got loose and came through the picture and she snapped it. >> a unicorn. >> almost looks mystical. great shot. >> thanks for watching cbs4 news tonight. the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> have a good night. we'll look for you tomorrow captioning sponsored by cbs yes, young lady right there. >> did you see that guy at the ryder cup heckle team europe? >> stephen: oh yeah, an american golf fan, david johnson, heckled practicing a difficult putt, so they challenged him to do the putt. they even bet $100 that he couldn't make it. we actually have the footage of it. ( cheering ) ( cheering ) ( applause ) >> that's amazing. what a shot. >> start the show! >> stephen: we will in a second. >> start the show! >> stephen: sir, i've been doing start the show. >> then get to it, already! >> stephen: hey, it's the guy who made the putt, david johnson. look! ( cheers and applause ) hey! david! first of all, congratulations. that's really impressive. but, you know, you

. >> the first day we organize, pat schroeder who had just won , was on armed services. chairere is only one available at the committee table. and nobody wanted -- and they did not want another seat there. -- pat andd at past i introduced myself. i said i'm honored to be here , with you. my grandmother taught me not to let people make fun of you cheaply, if it is ok with you, why don't you and i sit in the seat side by side together as if it is the most normal thing in the world. and she said, cool. so we are on this one seat for the entire organizational meeting and we never acted as if -- even though we wanted to scream, we said no. we let our silence and our behavior handle it. they did not know what to do. we did not scream. so the next time, two seats were there. we made our point. we moved on. matt: the service on that committee represents a wider period of reform where the power of committee chairs is rolled back and junior members and the diversity of members, african-americans and women, get bigger and better committee assignments. within a congress, it is part

kyl schroeder was two for four with a pair of rbi singles if you missed all but two regular games asplayoffs after tearing his knee ligament. game three is tomorrow night at wrigley field in chicago. tickets valid for at least $3000. anthony davis had 15 points and 16 rebounds, but the rest of good new orleans did not perform well. the pelicans defeated by the denver nuggets 107-102. olympic legend michael phelps married nicole johnson months ago. he has kept it under wraps, even while he was competing at the olympics in rio. their marriage license shows they were actually married in paradise valley, arizona in june both at the age of 30 and there's a picture of them at the olympics but rumor, their son. >> will have to watch the videotapes of michael phelps won six medals at the olympics. heart stopping video showing an american serviceman slamming into a tree after base jumping off the mountain. the body camera footage showing the moment that he lost control of his wing suit and hit the treetops in france 90 miles per hour. the pilot miraculously survived, but he is suffering from

i want to talk about them with professor alan schroeder. >> thank you. >> i think donald trump is likely going to go there in the october 9th debate. he's hinting at it. is it effective, at all, for him. will it be effective and do voters care if he brings up bill clinton's past infidelities? >> no. i don't think it's effective at all for the following reason. it has nothing to do with the voters and their needs. particularly in a town hall format which is what this next debate will be between clinton and trump, what the voters want to hear is how the election is affecting them and why they should vote for a particular candidate over the other. to drudge up this stuff from 25 years ago, 20 years ago, it just seems like a really, weird strategy. >> does it have the potential to help hillary clinton? does it have the potential to make more people sympathetic to her? >> yeah, i think it does because we saw that during the scandal itself, that was something that boosted her popularity. i think trump may not be able to resist the temptation to g

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last leader of germany before angela merkel, the current leader, was a man named schroeder, and he was a member of the social democratic party in germany. the left wing under a very, very charismatic leader, which was important, a man named oskar lafontaine, withdrew from the socialist party in order--excuse me--to found this new party the die linke. thehe other part of the die linke is the party that used to be the dominant party in what was east germany. you know, the east german and west german separation ended, and the two countries were unified early in the 1990s. so there's now one germany again, there aren't two, but in the east, which was a communist part of the eastern european block, that party was called the socialist unity party, sed, sozialistische einheitspartei, and that party dissolved, but large numbers of it moved also into this linke. so it's a coalition. in the eastern part--this is something americans tend n n to know f for reasons having to do with our newspapers and our media--in eastern europe, in eastern germany the mass of people still vote for that party. so