women for america first had initially planned for the rally goers to remain at the ellipse until thetate electoral slates was first completed. just like they had remained at freedom plaza after the second million maga march. in fact, the permit stated in no uncertain terms that the march from the ellipse was not permitted. it was not until after mr trump and his team became involved in the planning that the march to the capitol came about — in direct contravention of the original permit. this was not a coincidence. none of this was. donald trump, over many months, cultivated violence, praised it. and then when he saw the violence his supporters were capable of, he channelled it to his big, wild, historic event. he organised january six with the same people who had just organised a rally resulting in substantial violence, and made absolutely sure that this time, these violent rally goers wouldn't just remain in place. he made sure that those violent people would literally march right here to our steps, from the ellipse to the capitol, to stop the steal. his cavalry. this was deliberat

women for america first had in initially planned for the rallygoers to remain at the ellipse until theg of the state electoral slates wa completed just like they had remained at freedom plaza after the second million mega march. the permit stated in no uncertain terms that the march from the ellipse was not permitted. it was not until after president trump and his team became involved in the planning that the march from the ellipse to the capital came about, in direct contraven of the original permit. this was not a coincidence. none of this was. donald trump, over many months, cultivated violee, praised it, and then when he saw the violence his supporters were capable of, he channeled it to this big, wild, historic event. he organized january 6 with the same people who had organized a rally resulting in substantial violence and made absolutely sure this time these violent rallygoers would not just remain in place. he made sure that those violent people would literally march right here, to our steps, from the ellipse to the capitol, to stop the steal. his cavalry. this was deliberate.

women for america first had initially planned for the rally-goers to remain at the ellipse until the counting of the state electoral slates was completed, just like they had remained at freedom plaza after the second million maga march. in fact, the permit stated in no uncertain terms that the march from the ellipse was not permitted. it was not until after president trump and his team became involved in the planning that the march from the ellipse to the capitol came about, in direct contravention of the original permit. this was not a coincidence. none of this was. donald trump, over many months, cultivated violence, praised it. an when he saw the violence his supporters were capable of, he channeled it to his big, wild, historic event. he organized january 6 with the same people that had just organized a rally resulting in substantial violence, and made absolutely sure this time these violent rally-goers wouldn't just remain in place. he made sure that those violenth right here to our steps from the ellipse to the capitol to stop the steal. this was deliberate. and because the pre

the rally was organized by women for america first and the same group that you will see later securedmit for the january 6 rally. and who else was there? the proud boys, standing by. donald trump did not attend that rally but he made sure to mak clear his supporters throughout the day, how he felt about the event. at 8:47 a.m. he sent out a tweet, we have just begun to fight. and then the rally began and donald trump's ally who spoke at the rally carried on his message of the stolen election and the importance of fighting to stop the steel. here is a commentator who would organized a stop the steal rally in michigan with trump supporters. >> we promise that the gop would not do everything in the power to put trump an office that we would destroy the gop. [cheering and applause] >> as we gather here in washington dc for our second million maga march we are tired of promises, they have to happen now and we will destroy the gop. [cheering and applause] destroyed the gop excavation part. >> those words, that was trump's message, destroy anyone who won't listen, who won't help them take th

women for america first had initially planned for the rally goers to remain at the elipse until the counting of the state's electoral states was completed. just like they remained at freedom plaza after the second million maga march. the permit stated in no uncertain terms that the march from the elipse was not permitted. it was not until after president trump and his team became involved in the planning that the march from the elipse to the capitol came about. in direct contravention of the original permit. this was not a coincidence. none of this was. donald trump over many months cultivated violence, praised it and then when he saw the violence list supporters were capable of, he channelled it to his big, wild, historic event. he organized january 6 with the same people that had just organized the rally resulting in substantial violence. made absolutely sure this time these violent rally goers wouldn't just remain in place. he made sure that those violent people would literally march right here to our steps from the elipse to the capitol to stop the steal. his cavalry. this was deliberate

the rally was organized by women for america first, the same amgroup that you will see later secured r the january 6th rally, and who else was there? the proud boys standing by. donald trump did not attend that rally, but he made sure to make clear his supporters throughout the day how he felt about the event. at 8:47 a.m., he sent out a tweet. we have just begun to fight. and then the rally began. donald trump's allies who spoke at the rally carried on his message of the stolen election and the importance of fighting to stop the steal. here's nicholas fuentes, a commentator who organized a stop the steal rally in michigan with trump supporters. >> in the first mega million march we promised if the gop wouldn't do everything in their power to keep trump in office that we would destroy the gop! [cheering] and as we gather here in washington for the second megamillion march, we are tired of the promises. it has to happen now. we are going to destroy the gop. [cheering] let's go! those words, that was trump's message, "destroy anyone who won't listen, who won't help them take the electio

just days later women for america first amended their permit to hold the rally on january 6 pursuant to the president's save the date instead of after the inauguration. this was deliberate. reports confirm that the president himself, president trump became directly involved with the planning of the event. women for america first had initially planned for the rally goers to remain at the ellipse until the counting of the state electoral slates was completed. just like they had remained at freedom plaza after the second million maga march. in fact, the permit stated in no uncertain terms that the march from the ellipse was not permitted. it was not until after president trump and his team became involved in the planning that the march from the ellipse to the capitol came about. in direct convention of the original permit. this was not a coincidence. none of this was. donald trump over many months cultivated violence, praised it and then when he saw the violence his supporters were capable of, he channelled it to his big, wild, historic event. he organized january th be same people that

the rally was organized by women for america first and the same group that you will see later secured for the january 6 rally. and who else was there? the proud boys, standing by. donald trump did not attend that rally but he made sure to make clear his supporters throughout the day, how he felt about the event. at 8:47 a.m. he sent out a tweet, we have just begun to fight. and then the rally began and donald trump's ally who spoke at the rally carried on his message of the stolen election and the importance of fighting to stop the steel. here is a commentator who would organized a stop the steal rally in michigan with trump supporters. >> we promise that the gop would not do everything in the power to put trump an office that we would destroy the gop. [cheering and applause] >> as we gather here in washington dc for our second million maga march we are tired of promises, they have to happen now and we will destroy the gop. [cheering and applause] destroyed the gop excavation part. >> those words, that was trump's message, destroy anyone who won't listen, who won't help them take the

the rally was organized by women for america first, the same group that you'll see later secured the ally, and who else was there? the proud boys standing by. donald trump did not attend that rally, but he made sure to make clear his supporters throughout the day how he felt about the event. at 8:47 a.m. he sent out a tweet we have just begun to fight, and then the rally began. donald trump's allies who spoke at the rally carried on his message of the stolen election and the importance of fighting to stop the steal. here's nicholas fuentes, a commentate whore had organized a stop the steal real in michigan with trump supporters. >> and the first million maga march we promised that if the gop would not do everything in their power to keep trump in office, then we would destroy the gop. >> yeah! and as we gather here in washington, d.c. for a second million maga march, we're done making promises. it has to happen now. we are going to destroy the gop! >> yeah. ! >> let's go! >> destroy the gop. destroy the gop. destroy the gop! >> those words, that was trump's message, destroy anyone who

the rally was organized by women for america first. ater secured the permit for the january 6th rally. and who else was there? the proud boys standing by. donald trump did not attend that rally, but he made sure to make clear his supporters throughout the day how he felt about the event. at 8:47 a.m., he sent out a tweet. "we have just begun to fight." and then the rally began. and donald trump's allies who spoke at the rally carried on his message of the stolen election and the importance of fighting to stop the steal. here's nicholas fuentes, a commentator who had organized a stop the steal rally in michigan with trump supporters. >> and the first million maga march, we promised if the gop would not do everything in their pew power to keep trump in office that we would destroy the gop. [ cheering ] and as we gather here in washington, d.c., for a second million maga march, we're done making promises. it has to happen now. we are going to destroy the gop. [ cheering ] >> let's go! [ crowd chanting "destroy the gop" ] >> those words, th

women for america first. e kind of like the stand-in for trump's campaign but they were operating separately from the trump world, presumably, but when the president decides that he's going to speak at this rally on january 6th it very much effectively becomes a white house production but one other thing i'll note is if one looks at the permit, the permit very specifically said they were not permitted to march down to the capitol. it was acknowledged that some people who went to the rally may go down there. the permit very specifically had language this was not a permit for the march to the capitol. >> and, jim, it is remarkable to see you and your colleagues lay out the extent to which this was not so much an ad hoc effort. it seemed to evolve over time, but it was not ad hoc. it was coordinated. there was a somewhat orderly effort under way to try to get the election results overturned. i wondered if it was your sense in reporting this that that ultimate aim, that radical and i think many people would say se

a group called women for america first is running a brush tour -- running a bus tour, going state to, telling sitting senators and congressmen to get behind the president's bid to reject these results. which, i remind you, would be the equivalent of rejecting 20 miion votes around the country. amna: before i let you go, i have to ask you about one specific element, the role that mih mcconnell played. over the 77 days you track in europe, there is a real evolution. take a listen to what he had to say on november 9 and later on january 19. >> president trump is 100% within his rights to look into allegations of irregularities and weigh his legal options. they were provoked by president and other powerful people. >> in the beginning, mr. mcconnell is very concerned about georgia. he wants the president's help. because, by the way, holding georgia is vital to mitch mcconnell remaining the majority leader of the senate. on top of that, there were messages being sent through the president's chief of staff, mark meadows, as well as the presidential son-in-law and eight, jared kushner, that

. ♪ >> reporter: a trumpian coalition formed by women for america first crisscrossed the country in trumplie. and the trump fantasy that the election was stolen permeated the minds of millions of americans. according to a reuters ipsos poll from november 2020, 68% of republicans said they were concerned that the election was rigged. but where is the proof? i asked republican attorney ben ginsburg who represented the republican party in elections for years. >> donald trump continuing to repeat what he said about the election being fraudulent has given root to the lie that it somehow was fraudulent. and of course the lack of any proof in any courtroom or any sort of public exposition has led to this really unfortunate situation. >> what do you say to those who would say just because there's no proof doesn't mean it didn't happen. fraud can still exist even if you don't have the evidence of it? >> in this election donald trump had a 30,000 poll launcher army. so, they had people in place to spy. >> the election was unprecedented because of covid-19. republican and democratic led states acros

originally putting it on was a woman named cyndi shavy, affiliated with another group called women for america first, and she was planning an event in december most interestingly. she had been contacted or was in touch with alex jones, the conspiracy theorist, who was interested in funding said event. and jones at some point put her in touch with wren, who was working with a trump fund-raiser who wanted to bank roll the affair. >> alex jones put her in touch with caroline wren, the longtime republican staffer who used to work for lindsey graham, now works for kimberly guilfoyle and who was at the nexus of this? >> correct. alex jones told her that she had to get in touch with caroline wren, because this particular fund-raiser wanted to put on an event or contribute heavily to it. that's right. >> luke, i want to talk to you about your reporting about this d.o.d. memo. the memo strikes me as quite strange and quite anomalous, but i don't look at memos like this all the time. my first question is, is it strange and anomalous? is this sort of pro forma thing you usually get or did this stick out at the

and you have a group called "women for america first," which is running a bus tour, going state to state, pressing local officials and national sitting senators and congressmen to get behind the president's bid to object to these results, or reject these results on the 6th, which would be the equivalent of rejecting 20 million votes across the country. >> and we all know what unfolded at the u.s. capitol on january 6th. jim, before i let you go, i need to ask you about the role that mitch mcconnell played. there is a real evolution in his statement. take a listen to what he had to say on november 9th, and then later on january 19th. >> president trump is 100% within his rights to look into allegations of irregularities and weigh his legal options. they were provoked by the president and other powerful people. >> jim, what did your reporting show led to that evolution over time? >> well, in the beginning, mr. mcconnell is very concerned about georgia, like his other party members. he wants the president's help. because, by the way, holding georgia is vital to mitch mcconnell remaining the

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that was the executive director of the women for america first the group organizing the rally and creatorf the facebook group stop the steel. he tweeted, quote, the calvary is coming, mr. president. referring to the calorie showing up on january 6th. she also added a website for the reporters to make clear what the message was. stop the steel. and what did president trump say in response to hearing that the calvary was coming? a great honor, he wrote back. this wasn't just a single tweet. he and the organizers do this over and over. another tweeted we have been marching all around the country for you, mr. president, now we will bring it to dc january 6th and proudly stand beside you. thank you for fighting for us. when president trump reposted, she wrote back best day ever. it's been an honor to stand up and fight for you and the nation. we will be standing strong with you.ig we are bringing the calvary, mr. we are bringing the calvary. that was a consistent message. this wasn't just any old protest. president trump was inciting something historical. the calvary was coming and he was orga

was highly proper, executive director of women for america first, the organizing the january 6 rallyand creator of thefacebook group stop the steal . kremer treated quote, the cavalry is coming mister president . referring to the cavalry showing up on january 6. she also added a website for supporters to rsvp and made clear what the message was. tag stop the steal and what did president trump say in response to hearing the cavalry was coming? a great honor, he wrote back. this wasn't just a single tweet. he and his organizers would do this over and over repeatedly. on january 3 another supporter tweets we have been marching around the country for you mister president. now we will bring it to dc. thank you for fighting for us . when president trump reposted her tweet she wrote back best day ever. thank you for the retweet. it's been an honor to stand up and fight for you and our nation. we will be standing strong on january 6. we are bringing the cavalry, mister president. we are bringing the cavalry. that was the consistent message. this was not just any old protest. president trump

the rally was organized by women for america first. same group that you'll see later secures the permit for the january 6th rally. and who else was there, the proud boys, standing by. donald trump did not attend that rally, but he made sure to make it clear to his supporters throughout the day how he felt about the event. at 8:47 a.m., he sent out a tweet. we have just begun to fight. and then the rally began. and donald trump's allies, who spoke at the rally, carried along the message at the rally and the importance of fighting to stop the steal. a commentator who was organized a stop the steal rally in michigan with trump supporters. >> they would do everything in their power that we would destroy -- [ inaudible ] if we go to >> we're going to destroy the gop! [chanting]. >> those words, that was trump's message. destroy anyone that won't listen, that won't help them take the election for trump. as you'll see, this is just a preview for fuentes, who like the proud boys and the trump caravan organizers would heed's the president's call

. >> women for america first had initially planned for the rallygoers to remain at the ellipse untilate electoral slates first was completed. just like they had remained at freedom plaza after the second million maga march. in fact, the permit stated in no uncertain term that the march from the ellipse was not permitted. it fpz not until after president trump and his team became involved in the planning that the march from the ellipse to the capitol came about. in direct contradiction of the original permit. >> elizabeth b. miller, it shocks the conscience. it reminds us how bad it was and shows us how much worse it could have been. but also yesterday the job of the house managers was to make this sort of methodical case tying president trump and his rhetoric. >> it was a really good narrative, tiktok of how this all happened. and it was really striking to see. we all watched that. none of us knew exactly the timing. and it was interesting to see donald trump tweeted his criticism of mike pence for not doing what he shouldn't did done, not certify the election. he tweeted in two minu

and also, think about how president trump was for the forgotten men and women and for the america firsthat we're seeing with joe biden. he has been in the white house for five minutes, right? already he is trying to flip all of the legacies that former president trump put into place from open borders to demonizing our law enforcement still and to want to raise taxes and regulations. those policies are harmful to hard-working men and women and i think americans are going to see that first-hand, whether they support it former president trump previously or not. charles: before i let you go, deneen, i would like your thoughts on the passing of rush limbaugh? >> well, sure. he is the epitome of talk radio. anytime i had to chance to listen to rush limbaugh i always learned something. his voice will be missed. my condolences and prayers to his family. charles: deneen borelli, thank you very much appreciate it. folks don't look now, but you heard it before, bitcoin breaking another record today while clubhouse is taking shape as the anti-reddit. if you haven't heard about it, we'll tell you al

little more in your reporting, and the piece is terrific, about some of the organizers, this women for america firste of the money behind this event. it takes -- it does take some funding to pull off an event of that size and, to george's point, any coordination you picked up with the white house? obviously, national security is your forte. we saw the elevated threat level in recent days from the federal government. tell us the latest into what you're hearing, the concerns of violence that still may be coming connected to joe biden's election. >> the -- on the violence, the larger problem that we are going to be unwinding as a country, not just in the weeks and months to come, but i think for years to come, is simply the fact that a significant portion of americans were told something that was false. they were told an election was stolen. and we are going to have to unwind that. because those people believed that something terrible is going on, that the election has been stolen. and when you have the president of the united states doing what trump did and the way he did it, you are going to push peo

women. the covid recession is the first in which more women have lost jobs than men. experts say the true unemployment rate for women in americae end of 2020 was 30%. cbs' adriana diaz has more, as we continue our series "women and the pandemic. >> reporter: toni perrien husband has been trying to juggle her kid's remote learning and a job she loves as a financial coach for low-income families. >> it was like a boulder just kind of, boom, knocked me off my feet. literally, there were days i did not get up. >> reporter: she decided to give up her job. >> like you didn't succeed in this. >> reporter: you didn't fail. this is also the time when the demands on you grew. >> intellectually i know that, but i got to the point where i had to accept i can't do everything. >> let me have a short stack, please. >> reporter: restaurant owner francis tario is struggling to do everything, too. the mother of five is trying to hang on to her landmark los angeles diner, dupar's, after laying off 85 employees, most of them women, and closingm wo their second location. >> we have sales of only $4.95 a day. a slice of pie. someone would come by j

and women that have not been listened to be, the forgotten men and women, those are the people we're working for. to make america firstnd continue to grow. we have a partisan administration that opens the border, has a plan to open the border, not open our schools. the democrats' most important bill, the bill they're moving, hr-1, is about protecting them, not helping the american public. they want to take taxpayer money and use it on their own campaigns, they want to change election laws so they could guarantee they would always win. they want a czar to take away free speech and what's happening in the campaigns. this is the most important think them, to hold onto power. maria: this was my next subject to raise with you. nancy pelosi's number one priority is election reform. you being the leading republican, you have the most to lose. from an unfair election. what are you going to do to ensure that the future elections are safe and fair? here's what supreme court justice clarence thomas wrote. unclear rules threaten to undermine this system. they sow confusion and ultimately dampen confidence in the integrity and fai

america vaccinated. pfizer has launched the first covid vaccine trial for pregnant women seeking reassurance that the shots are safe for soon-to-be mothers. it's enrolled about 4,000 healthy, pregnant women from thh already received their first doses. meantime, president biden is set to visit a facility in michigan today where pfizer is producing its vaccine. his trip was canceled yesterday due to the winter storm. debra alfarone is in washington. debra, what will mr. biden be doing at this pfizer facility today? >> reporter: anne-marie, this trip is actually part of a midwest tour for president biden to really pitch his covid relief plan. so he was in wisconsin earlier this week. today he's in michigan. these are two really important midwest states for him to gain political favor. pfizer will host president biden today at its vaccine manufacturing facility in portage, michigan. >> he'll be very impressed as i have been with the quality of the workers, the job that they're doing. >> reporter: winter weather has caused a slowdown of vaccine shipments and deliveries in recent days, forcing cancelations or de

for educators. parents and educators agree: reopen schools. putting safety first. >>> right now, the largest single voting block in america, black women. s after 90% of black women voted for joe biden in the 2020 election. they are the force behind what is now a re-energized southern political strategy. it's largely due to activists like stacey abrams in georgia. on the heels of their success, the activists are turning their focus to upcoming elections this year and 2022. chris jansen traveled down south to talk to some of the women. chris joins us from birmingham. good morning. what are you hearing from the women about what comes next? >> reporter: they will have to have hard work and patience in deeply red states that didn't go as well as they had hoped in 2020. it's difficult to overstate the importance of stacey abrams. i have spent much of the last week in mississippi and here in alabama. look at what i found. in a state largely run by republican white men, black women are shaking things up. like these women. >> we keep running and keep going and keep pushing and keep building, we keep encouraging, inspiring. >> reporter: each runs

women. the coronavirus recession is the first in which more women have lost more jobs than men and experts say the true unemployment rate for women in americaen held a majority of service jobs lost in the pandemic and due to the demands of schooling, four times as many women left the work force this fall as men. in december alone 156,000 jobs were lost, all of them among women. >> it was like a boulder just kind of knocked me off my feet. there were days when i just didn't get up. >> some business owners say the pressure of the pandemic weighs down hard. ? >>> oakland zoo is reopening they have been flooded with online reservations. they are required for a date and time. right now indoor exhibits, restaurants, rides, and the playground areas are closed. the zoo has been shut for two months. >>> all right the time is now 6:47. let's check in with gianna. >>> it's busy this morning, especially for that ride into the pass. now the positive news is that there is no accidents or incidents really slowing you down. we had a couple stalled vehicle its westbound 580. one at the bottom of the off ramp. just slow coming out of tracy. 580 connector and

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recognized by the new york women in communications, the national organization for women and the wyca of greater los angeles for her advocacy work. ms. carlson is the former first miss america to serve as chair of the organization. she received her bachelor of arts at stanford university and serves as a national trustee for the march of dimes. welcome back, ms. carlson. today's third witness is jacob wise the founder of oj commerce. he has a long career as a successful business owner and entrepreneur. in 1998, he founded babyaged.com, a premier online pregnancy and juvenile product marketplace that has often been featured on internet retailer as one of the top 500 internet companies. most recently mr. wise founded oj commerce a successful online retailer focused on selling home and office goods. oj commerce does a great deal of their business on other platforms, especially amazon.com. when mr. wise had a dispute with amazon regarding their unfair market practices, he learned that buried in the small print of his contract was a forced arbitration clause. mr. wise has spent years attempting to reach a settlement with amazon through arbitration. welcome, mr. wise. and our last

people following that america first agenda where they can fight for the hard working men and women of this country. people that are being displaced by illegals, the people that are being swept aside by the democrat party who is just flagrantly ignored them for decades. donald trump is all over that. i actually love when i see, you know, some of the corporate interests around america. we're not going to support republicans anymore. good. that means the republican party isn't going to be bound to those corporate interests anymore. our congressmen and our senators can start fighting for the american people the way that donald trump did. so i love that they are making that link and breaking it. because we need more of that and we need candidates and people that will go to bat, that will go to war and fight for the american working class and make sure that we put them first. at no other point in time in history, sean, was it controversial for the leaders of a nation to put their people first. why is it now? how do the democrats get away with making america last as opposed to first? it's mi

women who have helped transform america's most popular sport. >>> and first on "cbs this morning," cookbook and author mary mccartney tells us about her cooking show. that's the "cbs morning news," thanks forreen, have a great day. watching. i'm ann marie green, have a great day. the s

these are the cultural issues, the america-first issues, the theme that you've talked for many years, tucker. that's where the american people, the forgotten men and women, this is where they want their people in washington to fight for them and not the business as usual four or five years ago. that's what this center is about. we want to restore political consensus that we're for god, for country and community. only way out of this is to keep building that country and restore consensus in this country. >> tucker: do you have leaders that believe that? >> we have some. we need to build their ranks and arm them and provide a network of activists to work with them. we need people that are willing to stand in difficult tough fights in this town. it's easy to be for tax reform. it's easy to be for education policy reform. it's hard to be for big tech reform. it's hard to get us out of endless wars. that's where we need to keep fighting on the cultural america first issues. >> tucker: i get so discussed looking at leaders in the republican party. not all of them. one that has the most power in the senate tweeted the real problem is vladimir putin, some inter

young barrier women among the first to become eagle scouts since the boy scouts of america changed their program two years ago to allow girls and i think it's fantastic. i've been looking for this equality and scouting for many years. bruce lee says the program came too late for his own two daughters, but he's proud to troop members are part of the inaugural group, including emerson, donkey of mountain view. and the kid. we have a paper mask, the 19 year old needed 500 personal care kits for homeless students in san jose for her eagle project. i came up with this idea during the pandemic, and i wanted to do something that was applicable to the time and something i could remember and include people that could be proud of what they did during the pandemic. the silicon valley monterey bay council, says 14. girls from sunnyvale de monterrey have accomplished the highest rank and join about 500 girls nationwide making history with the boy scouts. okay 15 year old lucy holt of saratoga is another of the first female eagle scouts to earn all these merit badges. it teaches so many things in the way that the eagle is set up like there are so many skills that you learn in so many ex

first black female physician in america. >> host: kind of an awesome hospital. a hospital staffed and run by women for women about women's health. and a model for future public health. switching to the q and a, you told me you wanted time to think about it and i will ask again. if we sit down with the elizabeth and emily and have some tea, probably not some wine or whiskey because that is not how they roll. some herbal tea. what would you ask them? was would you talk to them about? >> guest: first thing we discussed is was medicine a good choice to make a point they wanted to make about what women could do, was it satisfying? did they wish at any point they had pursued another way to that goal? i think with emily it was genuinely passion that kept her in doctrine. elizabeth was more of a public speaker. i would love to ask what the heck they would do about our current mess in public health and how would they run the pandemic? was would it look like? i bet it would be a lot faster than ours. >> host: i bet it would too. i will open a and a window and go through some questions. somebody, pamela would li

for 140,000 girls in scouts. to become stro women. >> have a good one. >>> right now on "america this morning" -- the investigation into the terrifying mid-air scare over colorado. >> big noise. big boom. the firsthis united airlines engine exploding. landing on the streets of a denver suburb. planes now grounded. new inspections ordered. >>> the u.s. coronavirus death toll expected to surpass a half a million people today. dr. anthony fauci's new message on mask and how long we'll be wearing them and conflicting reports when we'll finally reach herd immunity. >> water woes. the millions of people across texas without safe drinking

for less. >>> welcome back. youth of america reached a new milestone this month, first class of eagle scouts that includes young womendman spent time with some of the bay area'st eae outs >>ny honor i will dout tnd m os promise. >> to help other people at all times. >> you keep that promise. when you set a goal. >> keep myself physically strong, mentally awake. >> scouts learn those values from the beginning, if they're perseverent, they prove it. >> it means being a leader and being driven. >> it was definitely hard. did it nearly all together. >> they're all freshly minted eagle scouts. >> this one is doing well. >> and it is causing erosion into the creek. >> yes, we said eagle scouts, three of four from this troop, trail blazers in every way. becoming an eagle scout is not easy. 5% of scouts earn that honor. yet in 111 years, there have never been women. 900 acrossheoury this year. >> it says that scouting is becoming aligning with the times, you know, inclusion. >> where most young men take five or six years to become eagle scouts, rules changed so late, these women only had two. they did it in a third of the ti

the 19th has been writing about america's first female recession and just on friday when the latest bureau's statistics came out shows unemployment remains high for women of color, and latinas have the highest unemployment rates in the country. we know that the pandemic certainly was unequal and it's unclear whether or not, you know, this new normal and our move towards reopening is also going to be unequal. that's why you are seeing such an emphasis from the biden/harris administration particularly on women. biden had his first weekly address speaking to a woman in roseville, california, laid off for the first time in the pandemic. women are really front and center in the midst of this crisis from a public health perspective and an economic pertive in terms of how they have been impacted. >> i encourage our viewers to check out the 19th generally, but this article that you referenced is uniquely important because it points out that in the unemployment report on friday the unemployment rate for women, white women, dropped to 5.1%. for black women increased to 8.5%, and latina, 8.6%. women and latino women have an unemployment rate 50% higher than women

first black female physicians in america. >> it seems like an awesome hospital. is there anything like that today that is staffed and run by women, for women about women's health? does that even exist? >> it should. >> i feel like it should. maybe we can look to that as a model for the future public health initiatives. well, we have one minute left before switching over to the q and a so i'm going to ask a question that i asked once before. you told me you wanted some time to think about it so i will ask again. if we could sit down with elizabeth and emily and have some tea, probably not wine or whiskey because that isn't really how they role -- [laughter] some herbal tea, what would you ask them or tell them about? >> the first thing i would want to ask them is was medicine a good choice to make the point? did it work, was it satisfying, did they wish at any point they had pursued a different goal, i would be curious to know. i think it was genuine passion that kept her in doctoring. she found her way towards being more of a public speaker. the other thing i would love to ask about is what would they do about the current mess in pub

young barrier women among the first to become eagle scouts since the boy scouts of america changed their program two years ago to allow girls and i think it's fantastic. i've been looking fors equality and scouting for many years. bruce lee says the program came too late for his own two daughters, but he's proud to troop members are part of the inaugural group, including emerson, donkey of mountain view. and the kid. we have a paper mask, the 19 year old needed 500 personal care kits for homeless students in san jose for her eagle project. i came up with this idea during the pandemic, and i wanted to do something that was applicable to the time and something i could remember and include people that could be proud of what they did during the pandemic. the silicon valley monterey bay council, says 14 girls from sunnyvale to monterey have accomplished the highest rank and join about 500 girls nationwide making history. with the boy scouts, 15 year old lucy holt of saratoga is another of the first female eagle scouts to earn all these merit badges. it teaches so many things in the way that the eagle is set up like there are so many skills that you learn in so many experiences

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young barrier women among the first to become eagle scouts since the boy scouts of america changed their program two years ago to allow girls and i think it's fantastic. i've been looking for this equality and scouting for many years. bruce lee says the program came too late for his own two daughters, but he's proud to troop members are part of the inaugural group, including emerson, donkey of mountain view. and the kid. we have a paper mask, the 19 year old created 500 personal care kids for homeless students in san jose for her eagle project. i came up with this idea during the pandemic, and i wanted to do something that was applicable to the time and something i could remember and include people that could be proud of what they did during the pandemic. this silicon valley monterey bay council, says 14 girls from sunnyvale de monterrey have accomplished the highest rank and join about 500 girls nationwide making history. with the boy scouts. 15 year old lucy holt of saratoga is another of the first female eagle scouts to earn all these merit badges. it teaches so many things in the way that the eagle is set up like there are so many skills that you learn in so many exper