peggy is at the center here. according to these accounts, she orchestrated this whole cabinet resignation and with her feminine wiles. right. perhaps she had some larger devious plot in store. right. becomes very dramatic. right. but she is at the center here. right. and this excerpt here, at least one portion says, quote behold, then this delicate and admirable and its worker, mrs., was the main string jackson the barrel round which it wound and her husband filled up the subordinate parts of the mechanism right so really centering peggy in the dissolution of the cabinet this political rupture. right of course, peggy exercised very little political in this situation. it was instead those dismissed her that excluded her that gossiped about her that really were the ones that brought down the cabinet from the inside out. but what i want to argue is that peggy becomes a of avatar for jackson. right. people who want to critique jackson will instead critique peggy as a reflection of the administration. right. so in one

but they use peggy as this avatar, right? really, what we are seeing here is these critiques of peggy are really an extension of critiques of jackson from different angles. she becomes the symbolic center here. all right. they critique and target peggy for her lack of propriety, her immodesty, when the real target is, in many ways, democracy itself. and we have seen today, women have long been the political actors imbued with influence and power in american history. they exercise their political history in public and private. we are certainly critical players in the development of a new nation. but, as we have also seen, they became symbols of the elements of an excess of democracy and egalitarianism. a avatar, this way to critique these larger systems of power. particularly as these forces could destabilize the long held white patriarchal power structures. especially as democracy is expanding. we have seen how and why this backlash to women's inclusion in the polity occurred. i want to emphasize that the woman would not and

and peggy herself quite aware of this. she would write in her biographer excuse me, autobiography years later when i was still in pants. let's and rolling hoops with other girls i had the attentions of men young and old enough turn a girl's head so she is self-aware to write she knows that people consider her to be beautiful right and aware potentially of the potential power that she has in that beauty that she could use. hey, so peggy, as i say, i grew up in her father's hotel. she will marry a man named john timberlake in 1816. okay and he works as a purser on a ship. essentially, he takes care of the money but as such, he spends a lot of their marriage at sea. he's not. so while he is at sea for much of their marriage, peggy lives with her parents in the hotel, along with her and timberlake's two young daughters and. it was at the hotel where first met a man named john in 1818. okay eaton was young, widower and a newly minted tennessee senator. and this is how he came to know andrew jackson, who was himself also from te

peggy: quienes se preguntan cuando habrÁ un respiro de estas gÉlidas temperaturas, la buena noticia es que se pronostica que irÁ subiendo gradualmente la prÓxima semana. fÉlix: esta gran tormenta invernal arruinÓ los planes de millones de viajeros en todo el paÍs, afecta a desplazamientos en aviÓn por la cancelaciÓn de miles de vuelos como en las carreteras, donde conducir se ha vuelto una actividad de alto riesgo por la triple amenaza de nevadas, fuertes vientos y asfalto cubierto de hielo, lo que hace que sea muy resbaladizo y peligroso. romy con mÁs. >> ya se viene la ficha, la navidad y no quiero quedarme en el aeropuerto. rommy: es el dilema que tienen miles en estados unidos en vÍsperas de la navidad, mientras la tormenta invernal obligada a cancelar mÁs de 2600 vuelos, y retrasar otros 2000. si su vuelo fue cancelado vÁyase a casa, es el anuncio que se escucha en la terminal de la aerolÍnea alaska en el aeropuerto de seattle, donde solamente el viernes se cancelaron el 65% de sus vuelos. aeropuertos en chicago estÁn entre los mÁs afectados. >> me han cancelado el v

en la ciudad de new york, peggy carranza, univisiÓn. elian: atenciÓn a esto porque aparte del 1 de enero, la administraciÓn de alimentos y medicamentos estarÁ sumando a su lista de alergenos al ajonjolÍ. indican que cada vez hay mÁs personas con alergias relacionadas al consumo de esta semillamuy utilizada en la cocina mexicana. por ley todos los elementos que contengan ajonjolÍ tendrÁn que especificarlo en la etiqueta. no cesan las protestas en santa cruz, bolivia. los detalles las imÁgenes despuÉs de esta pausa. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] eliÁn: en bolivia, siguen las protestas en santa cruz, por la detenciÓn del gobernador luis fernando camacho. camacho estÁ detenido por su presunta implicaciÓn en los disturbios polÍticos de 2019 que provocaron la salida del entonces presidente evo morales. se reportÓ el fallecimiento de barbara walters, la primera mujer en convertirse en presentadora de noticias del horario estelar. fue nominada a los "premios emmy" durante su carrera y se llevÓ varios gala

peggy carranza tiene mÁs para ustedes. peggy: las facturas por calefacciÓn de angela pÉrez no son un chiste. dice que esta pueden superar los $1000. >> hay que dejar prendida la calefacciÓn todavÍa porque es una necesidad, porque cuando tÚ la apagas y vuelve y la prende consumir mÁs. peggy: muchos de calificar podrÍan recibir mÁs de $1126 en ayuda para pagarla, un poco mÁs que los $977 que ofrecÍa en noviembre el estado de new york. segÚn la gobernadora, porque recibirÁn fondos federales adicionales. la elegibilidady los beneficios dependen de los ingresos, el tamaÑo del hogar, el tipo de calefacciÓn y si un familiar es menor de seis aÑos, mayor de 60 o discapacitado. >> es importante organizarnos primero, buscar quÉ es lo que estÁn pidiendo, llenarlo completo y tambiÉn enviarlo. peggy: la ayuda mÁs alta entrÓ en efecto el 11 de este mes, quienes obtuvieron el beneficio antes de esta fecha recibirÍan la diferencia prÓximo aÑo. el plan se puede solicitar en las oficinas de servicios sociales, por tel�

en la ciudad de new york, peggy carranza. fÉlix: en bolivia el edificio de la fiscalÍa del departamento de santa cruz quedÓ destruido despuÉs de violentas protestas, el motivo de las manifestaciones en la detenciÓn del gobernador opositorfernando camacho, quien acusa de participar el golpe de estado que provocÓ la destituciÓn del ex presidente evo morales en 19. vo: si necesita hacer algo para sentirse bien para manejar, mejor no lo hagas. [mÚsica] fÉlix: todos los que amamos el fÚtbol y el deporte en general nos sentimos hoy poco de luto, las reacciones no se hicieron esperar despuÉs de la conformaciÓn de la triste noticia del rey. rivero tienen estas reacciones. rivero: rivero: hoy se cumple un mes desde que la estrella del fÚtbol brasileÑo, pelÉ, fue admitido en un hospital de sao paulo, durante ese tiempo su familia hablaba de su estado de salud, mediante fotos y vÍdeos comporte acoso pÚblico cÓmo transcurrÍan los dÍas para el futbolista que batallaba contra cÁncer de colon, precisamente con esta foto

i had written the book, and i knew about peggy carroll. she was very well educated, articulate, smart, well traveled, her father had been the head of the rockefeller institute, and was one of the founders of the first yellow fever vaccine. she had grown up living all over the world, australia, traveled into the east, went to -- lessen economics major. when they met, they were a perfect pair, because their intellects matched. she was very outgoing, very effervescent. he tended to be much more introverted and shy. but together, they were just a formidable couple. and they were married for 67, 63 years. what i wanted to say about the book as i had almost finished the book, and i got a note from pat, and said, we found letters that my mother wrote to her mother, back in the united states during the blitz, and also following the blitz, and into north carolina. do you want this box of letters? [laughter] i was like, yeah. >> let me think about it for a minute. >> yeah. so, this box arrived on my door, and my husband and can attest to this. i'm r

peggy tiene mÁs informaciÓn desde la gran manzana. peggy: es una recomendaciÓn que algunos no quieren escuchar y otros creen es necesaria. el departamento de salud de la ciudad de nueva york urgiÓ a la poblaciÓn a usar mascarillas de alta calidad en interiores y exteriores donde hay una gran concentraciÓn de personas. >> me cuido mucho para los pulmones. locutora: el aumento de los casos de covid—19, el virus sincitial y el mayor nÚmero de hospitalizaciones por influenza en el paÍs en mÁs de una dÉcada desataron el aviso. >> son infecciones difÍciles de tratar, por lo tanto se recomienda que vuelvan a la mÁscara, a la higiene, a prevenir contactos en lugares cerrados, especialmente en dÍas festivos. peggy: no todos lo apoyan. >> poner estas reglas no es lo mÁs correcto, especialmente porque mucha gente estÁ vacunada. peggy: funcionarios estatales hicieron recomendaciones a las escuelas y mÓnica torres estÁ a favor. >> yo no quiero que mi Único hijo se enferme, nosotros pasamos en la pandemia en el sentido de coger el

and peggy carol. i we have so much to cover and so little time to do it but just one more find the soviet union. he was there, you know, right. right before the germans invaded. and he that that you can describe either his conversation with stalin or that incredible harrowing trip he took back to meet his wife and new daughter in new york, which is about 116 days or well, two and a half months. yeah. well, i exaggerated a little bit, but but i mean, and it was and it was a rickety plane, a desert where you had to pay off the camel driver. right. yeah. you know, and then fly in across the pacific and land at pearl harbor. so, i mean, he literally used everything he had in terms of his ability to get across the asian continent a time when that was a rough thing to do and he did travel by train by rickety plane at one point they flew 100 detours or yards the right and then actually took a taxi, the desert and you know, the nomads. and he managed to get out of that. and then he really did. it was a it's a

peggy carranza no tiene mÁs informaciÓn. peggy: la colosal tormenta invernal que azoto parte del paÍs y convirtiÓ la ciudad de bÚfalo en una zona de guerra y responsables de muertes, muchas de ellas en el oeste de nueva york. murieron en un auto fuera por la exposiciÓn, paleando nieve, por ataques cardiacos en relaciÓn con la remociÓn de nieve o en su casa, esto dijo el ejecutivo de condado, una poblaciÓn de varios pies de nieve a una a un frÍo Ártico inmovilizÓ la calle de bÚfalo, conductores varados, miles sin servicio elÉctrico y equipos de emergencia atrapados. >> esa montaÑa que tÚ ves allÍ es desde la calle, una avenida que no es una calle pequeÑa, esto es una avenida, y mira como estÁ. peggy: a rodrÍguez le preocupa sufrir una posible emergencia. >> soy paciente de cÁncer en el cerebro, si algo pasa, no hay salida, aquÍ han dicho que las ambulancias pueden salir. >> aÚn cabe mÁs nieve. la tormenta estÁ regresando, estamos esperando otras seis o 12 pulgadas mÁs, dijo la gobernadora kathy. en otr

malraux, new york, peggy carranza, univisiÓn. ilia: nuestra meteorÓlogo jessica delgado estÁ en el estudio y nos contrasta cuÁndo se quedarÁ estatalmente quÉ otras Áreas van a verse afectadas. jessica: iniciamos esta semana con tiempo bastante activo, por lo menos hasta las montaÑas rocosas, medio oeste y norte del paÍs, hasta el miÉrcoles, pero este sistema seguirÁ desplazÁndose hacia el medio atlÁntico y noroeste del paÍs para mediados de semana. serÁn varios dÍas donde seguiremos hablando de esta tormenta invernal. a esta hora estÁn 18 estados desde california hacia michigan bajo tiempo invernal, y aquÍ el gran peligro no solamente son los acumulados importantes de nieve, sino tambiÉn los vientos fuertes que van a crear condiciones de ventisca, visibilidad nula, ademÁs hablamos de estados como las de cotas, como minnesota, estarÁn registrando como lado de hielo, convirtiendo las calles y carreteras en pistas de patinaje sobre hielo, acumulados importantes de mÁs de dos pies hacia partes de nebraska, del ha

peggy carranza nos habla de la situaciÓn provocada por la tormenta histÓrica. peggy: las muertes por la llamada tormenta invernal del siglo estÁn en aumento. en el oeste de new york los fallecidos se calculan en varias decenas y a nivel nacional ya sobrepasan el medio centenar. Áreas de bÚffalo aÚn se encuentran sepultadas por varios pies de nieve y la autoridad harÁ cumplir la suspensiÓn de vuelos. se estÁn trayendo tropas de new york para controlar el trÁfico porque se ha vuelto muy evidente que demasiadas personas estÁn ignorando la prohibiciÓn, dijo el ejecutivo del condado. entre los fallecidos estÁn dereck tylor, quien le habrÍa enviado este vÍdeo a su familia antes de ser encontrada muerta en su auto. en medio de las calles cerradas y vehÍculos abandonados se pronostica mÁs nieve cuando los vecinos se ayudan para limpiar. >> la mÁquina que aquel muchacho al quilÓ era una maquina pequeÑa,Él hizo este camino para que las personas pudieran salir. peggy: las hijas y nietos de migdalia santiago estÁn en busca de familiares y cosas que nece

de ella nos habla peggy. peggy: la poderosa tormenta que impacta millones de personas a lo largo del paÍs no da tregua esta vÍspera de navidad. serÍa responsable de mÁs de una docena de muertes y de cientos de miles de apagones. en un momento cuando varias regiones sufren temperaturas mÁs bajas en dÉcadas . bÚfalo es una de las ciudades mÁs golpeadas el temporal ha dejado fallecidos y mÚltiples conductores parados. " nuestros vehÍculos de emergencias y la guardia nacional y equipos de peligros y primeros auxilios y bomberos estÁ quedan atrapados en la nieve." dijo la gobernadora de nueva york. el aeropuerto de bÚfalo va a cerrar hasta el lunes. algunas carreteras estarÁn clausuradas hasta maÑana para prevenir choques en cadena, este en ohio. que involucrÓ 50 vehÍculos y dejÓ varios fallecidos. dafne que manejo de indiana a illinois para viajar mayordijo que las condiciones eran extremadamente peligrosas. >> estaba fea. habÍa varios lapsos que se veÍan del suelo asÍ. como si fuera una niebl

en la ciudad de nueva york, peggy carranza. maity: este prÓximo viernes estÁ prevista la publicaciÓn de las declaraciones de impuestos del expresidente. por el comitÉ de medios y arbitrios de la cÁmara de representantes y estados unidos, lo que le pone fin a una prolongada batalla legal. la decisiÓn fue aprobada con la mayorÍa demÓcrata de la crÍtica de muchos republicanos. la corte suprema le dio un duro golpe la administraciÓn biden al impedirle eliminar el tÍtulo 42 que permite la rÁpida expulsiÓn de los migrantes en la frontera, la corte mantuvo la polÍtica implementada por la pandemia, nidia cavazos nos trae reacciones de migrantes que cruzaron y otros que esperan en ciudad juÁrez. nidia: con cinco votos a favor de mantener el tÍtulo 42 vigente mientras que se continÚan resonando las batallas legales los magistrados de la corte suprema emitirÁ su fallo. >> el tÍtulo 42 continuarÁ por un tiempo largo, en febrero habrÁ una audiencia oral y no tendremos una decisiÓn sino hasta junio del prÓximo aÑo. ve

investigative reporters, peggy and ed gallek with our cleveland affiliate wjw have the story. >> tell me exactly what >> more and more of you have to wait for an ambulance in cleveland when you need it most yet the i team has found more people tying up ambulances with 9-1-1. calls like this. be my baby pizza hair wrapped around her. get going on i want put this to use. it just to thank all hand and he stepped on your party. they can about the i team has exposed chronic delays with cleveland, ems. many times due to short staffing. we've also shown you how many low priority calls tied up. ambulance is. >> yet the city since the unit to virtually every call, even if it sounds ridiculous. now we found nothing has changed even though we recently revealed in 2 months an ambulance didn't get dispatched for at least 20 minutes in 500 calls. some serious medical emergencies, not like that's kaisha say. yeah, i don't know late. i don't know how act. would happen be just one of those one hot chip challenge is that was not going all this. and the i team gets silence from the mayor about this. we

una de las ciudades Ás golpeadas por este feÓmenoÚnico en 40 aÑos es Úffalo, y de ella nos habla peggy carranza en su reportaje. en lasÚltimas horas esta terrible tormenta invernal ha cambiado los planes de miles de viajeros que se han visto varados en los principales aeropuertos del pÍs, sin poder llegar a su detino final... algunas carreteras tambÉn se han vuelto intransitables y es un pligro manejar por las duras condiciones... romi de fÍas nos informa... en medio e las terribles condiciones de fÍo que asolan la zona, miles de migrantes se agrupan en las ciudades fronterizas de matamoos y reynosa, acampando al aire libre o en refugios precarios, en la frontera norte de Éxico... alÍ se manienen con la esperanza de que se reviertan las restricciones migratorias mantenidas temporalmente por el tribunal supremo bajo el Ítulo 42.. para muchos migrantes el llegar a la frontera en el paso, texas, es el fin de un largo recorrido lleno de dificultades y peligros... pero tambÉn de contrastes, porque reconocen que tambÉn se encuentran con gente humilde y de buen coraÓn que les tiend

peggy in marymaryland, peggy? >> caller: hey, jim. >> hey hey, peggy, how are you doing? >> caller: i love them for a number of reasons and they have a low p.e., the dividends are strong and oil is -- i don't know if it's on fire but it's strong how far down will oil have to go to make dividends unattractive >> 70. 70 is the point where you have to rethink things. you know, carl asked me this morning do we see the bottom in oil? i thought maybe. i don't remember i think we saw it when it went to the 72, 73 and held i'm not giving up on it. i'm not giving up on devon i like devon very much we'll go to davis in my home state of new jersey, davis >> caller: boo-yah, jim! >> boo-yah, davis. >> caller: first time caller, honored to be able to say to you, my friend, you have a gift. analyze this. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> caller: i appreciate all the foresight you've given me through the years. but tonight, i'd like you to analyze the $24.6 billion merger between kroger and albertsons. >> all right this is a very complicated situation, davis, and i'll tell you why.

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peggy cared for her dare family, especially her brother, johnny. i join johnny and the rest of her community . thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to recognize a great virginian, legendary meteorologist robin reid, as reed recently announced his well-deserved retirement from local news. since graduating from james madison university in 1978, 40 of his 44 years in the business have been at wdbj 7 out of roanoke. reed's long-running weather reports were a favorite of the community, sunrise, rain, or snow. reed teaches as a professor of practice at virginia tech school of communication, preparing the next generation to improve their communication skills for the betterment of mr. cline: he is a devout family man as his children rem

alÍ esÁ peggy carranza con la informacÓn. presentadora: la tormenta que azotÓ gran parte del paÍs y convirtiÓ la ciudad de bÚfalo en una zona de guerra ya responsable de una docena de muertes, muchas de ellas en el oeste de nueva york. una acumulaciÓn de varios pies de nieve a un hada a un frÍo ÁrticoinmovilizÓ el Área de buffalo bills un calles intransitables, conductores varados, miles sin servicio elÉctrico y equipos de emergencia atrapados. >> esta montaÑa que ves ahÍ es una avenida. de que no es una calle pequeÑa, esto es una avenida y mira cÓmo estÁ. presentadora: da a hada rodrÍguez le preocupa sufrir una emergencia. >> aquÍ han hecho que las ambulancias no pueden salir. reportera: y todavÍa cae mÁs nieve. >> estamos esperando otras seis o 12 pulgadas mÁs, digo la gobernadora. y en otras partes del paÍs la condiciones en la carretera tambiÉn eran peligrosas, una pareja pasÓ la navidad en su auto en kentucky y en michigan vehÍculos fueron abandonados y en illinois, un choque en cadena dejÓ vario

during the school day, after school, and while students get ready during the summer as well. >> peggy carr, we have to leave the conversation there. it's an important issue. we appreciate you sharing your perspective on it. >> thank you. of course >>> a quick programming note. tomorrow john anderson cooper and kelly ripa to celebrate real heroes and find out who will be the 2022 cnn hero of the year. cnn's heroes, all-star tribute begins at 8:00 p.m. >>> still ahead this morning, a rivalry unlike any other. the annual army/navy game set to kick off in a few hours. we will go live to the lincoln financial field in philadelphia next. but at the end of the day, you know you have a teteam behid you that can help you. nonot having to worry about the future makes it possible to mamake the present as best as it can be for everybody. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only comple, long-acting hiv treatment yocan get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectle. it's two injections, given b

tonight o onor the best,mento figure skating champion peggy fleming and soccer pro megan carpet in sacramento. right now , they and other top celebrities are being inducted into the california hall of fame. here is a look at the other inductees being honored for their historical achievements. legendary singer da ronstadt, actress linda carternd teacher and former úa >>> some 49ers f may be sleepless . vendler report and tonight red and gold report. >this is the volkswagen red and gold report. eventh straight game on thursday with a lot of the light in seattle. if san francisco beat seattle that would clinch te west . last time the niners won the division was in 2019. they also clenched in seattle. fred ner , as the team knows . >> we have to be aware of it. if it ain't broke, don't fix it. what is it going to take to win just one game. >> expecting an all out war. similar to '19. really big ally well. don't >>> welcomeback. we are in rea families drive. giving back is as easy as stopping local. our reed cowan has a look at whole foods. >> reporter: powerin the úgivi food bank. we are here a

en la ciudad de new york, peggy carranza. maity: cuando aÚn no terminan los estragos del poderoso ciclÓn, que afecta al paÍs otra tormenta invernal avanza por la costa oeste y te estarÍa citando estados como washington y oregÓn. para conocer mÁs detalles del estado del tiempo pasamos con javier serrano, nuestro jefe de metrologÍa en univisiÓn. javier: seguimos viendo cambios de norteamÉrica en cuanto a temperaturas, se esperan temperaturas elevadas de la florida, mientras que para el oeste se espera una caÍda de temperaturas al paso de una tormenta invernal que harÁ descender los termÓmetros en el oeste y centro del paÍs como sistema de mate porque estÁ justo ahora, ya no en el nordeste, sino en el oeste, sobre la zona de colorado esta grasa de presiones para moverse hacia el centro del paÍs, dando acumulados importantes de nieve y hasta se espera unos cuatro pies de nieve en zonas cercanas a lo que serÍa la zona de colorado, hasta 12 y 18 en nevada y cinco a seis pies de nieve en el norte de california. esta

peggy in washington state, independent. good morning to you. go ahead with your thoughts. caller: good morning. i just want to say i very proud of president biden. it was my daughter, i would let my president to do everything to get her out. mr. bout had already done most of his sentence. i think it was a very fair exan to get her out of there. i think we need to do more to try to inform americans before they go to countries that are not friendly to the united states other possible consequences of them going over there, look at happened to them. if they do so choose to go, i think they need to sign something saying we will not come after you if you go over there. that is what i have to say about that. host: he was sentenced to 25 years in 2012. this is the wall street journal. merchant of debt met with open arms -- death met with open arms. he was on track for release in five years and secured release as part of a prisoner trade from figures, including the u.s. district judge who sentenced him. let's hear from najib in atlanta, georgia. are you there? i have to push the bu

peggy: buenas tardes. nos encontramos en el vecindario hamilton heights, aquÍ en el alto manhattan en la ciudad de new york, donde ocurriÓ este asalto que quedÓ captado en cÁmara en un vÍdeo considerado perturbador. segÚn las autoridades, los hombres caminaban precisamente por esta calle dondelos encontramos, cuando uno de ellos sacÓ un bate que llevaba escondido en el pantalÓn y procediÓ a golpear otro que caminaba en la direcciÓn opuesta, el golpe fue tan fuerte que la vÍctima cae, da unas vueltas en el pavimento. en ese momento, el agresor le grita, sin embargo, se devuelve, vuelve a gritarle a la vÍctima, y al parece lo patea, segÚn las autoridades, la vÍctima sufriÓ laceraciones, asÍ como contusiones en la cabeza. por otra parte, hasta ahora la informaciÓn que tenemos, sucediÓ el martes a las 8:00 a.m. cuando las personas iban a trabajar, sin embargo, la policÍa revelÓ la informaciÓn recientemente, ellos estÁn buscando el sospechoso, revelaron unas fotos, quien tenga informaciÓn

. >> peggy, of course i can't go swimming. you know i've got the curse. aditi: most women used what was locally available to them, like old cloths, or even dried plants andleaves, and sometimes even mud. i can't imagine how uncomfortable that must have been. not to mention impractical. around the time the lightbulb was invented, the first ideas for the modern cup were born. around 200 people filed patents for similar bld-capturing devices, from belts, sacks, to suspenders and aprons and girdles. as women entered the workforce and mass-production began, the more practical inventions -- pads, cups, and tampons -- entered the market. and they were a hit. for the first time, women were able work and swim alongside men at any time of the month. sharra: yeah, i mean, it is liberating in a very sort of physical way. aditi: sharra vostral has written two books on menstruation through the ages. she says, though, that even with such inventions, it was only the rich, western people who had access. and period poverty is still a huge problem worldwide. the pad became

ron linda ronstadt, soccer program megan rapinoe, actress linda carter, and i skater planned peggy fleming, and teacher and former astronaut, barbara morgan. group will be achievements in their field. >> a lot of really big names. that would be a fun party to go to. lots of good conversations. i should say megan rapinoe. i said rapony. >> she has heard it misread mispronounce. >> but she deserves it to be pronounced correctly. >> she left to decide what haircolor. >>> i will see if i can find a scarf in the closet. we will see calm weather over the next several days. passing clouds overhead. clouds will not be substantial enough . they will also not be assisting shawn to squeeze out moisture. a dry forecast for the rest of the work week and into the weekend are quite offshore winds are going to develop. in general, we are going to be cool and dry for at least the next five days wauntil next n't nightoas is so often the case, the two forecast models have different versions of what is going to happen. we can look up to side by side. they agree is it we head into early tuesday morning, there

my favorite quote from peggy noonan's candor is a compliment. it implies equality. i am candid. i believe in telling people the truth and to their face and trying to do it kindly. greta: what will you miss about congress? rep. bustos: this is been a great job for the last 10 years of my life. i have close friends, and a lot of friends here. there are five in particular. became in the same class of 2012 -- we all came in the same class of 2012. my former chief called us the pink ladies because we were pink suits to one of the stay of unions and someone posted it and it went viral. a few thousand likes or something like that. they were often the same class. we were all from different parts of the country. politically, three of us would be considered far left, three of us more moderate. we are all the mothers of sons. only one has one daughter and she has a son. we have dinner together often. we trust each other, we tell each other things about our families, our hopes and dreams. we never reveal anything outside of that group as it is not to be revealed. katherine clark of the mass

my favorite quote is hanging on my wall from peggy noonan, and it is, "candor is a complement." it is how true friends talk and it implies a quality. i hope i am candid in a nice way, but i do believe in telling people the truth and telling it to their face and trying to do it kindly. host: what will you miss about congress? rep. bustos: i will miss a lot. this has been a great job for the last 10 years of my life. i have very close friends. i have a lot of friends here. there are five in particular. we all came in and the same class of 2012. one in a special election, but it was within months we all arrived in the class of 2012. my former chief calls us the pink ladies because we all wore pink to one of the state of the unions, and somebody posted something and it went viral. whatever viral really means. it probably meant a few thousand likes or something like that. but they were all from the same class. we are all from different parts of the country. we politically, three of us would be considered probably fairly far left, three of us would be considered more moderate. we are

local inductees included san jose native and ice-skating legend peggy fleming as well as alonzo king. two inductees have stanford ties. steven chu and barbara morgan. all come to say that they are humbled by the recognition. >> the fact it is reverberated across the planet and acknowledged, it means everything. tim: while a variety of professions was recognized, one theme connects them all. >> the sky is the limit to do what you want to do. that is inspiring, the nature of california. tim: the intangible aspects that make us the golden state that governor newsom says remain the envy of the rest of the world. >> that is california. laureates, creativity, eat your heart out, texas and florida. tim: in sacramento, tim johns, abc 7 news. dan: details on a gigantic new feature coming to palisades tahoe just in time after that monster snowstorm. the new distance had its grand opening and combines resorts of alpine meadows and olympic valley. by doing that, it creates 6000 acres of ski terrain, making it the largest in california and the third largest anywhere in the country. pretty good stu

we would have picnics with peggy and ham. like i said, you are lucky. if you run across someone like that when you're young and impressionable, and i think he gave a lot of those students. for ten years he taught. you only taught one class. i think, and i've talked to those students -- >> sam ervin. >> the sam ervin lecture. >> one of his students i talked to said, and i'm going to beat this, everything wallace carroll said felt relevant to the real world, outside of the bubble. i sensed everything we learned would be important. i remember how regal he stood, how elegantly he dressed, and how regularly he strolled across the campus for his win sessions. >> right. this particular commentator went on to win two pulitzer prizes. she's a journalist and north carolina. >> this is been terrific. i don't want to cut it off but nicole says she's going to give me the heck off i don't. are you going to try to get one and? go ahead. >> now she's organized our. >> anyways, read the buck. he was an extraordinary man. he changed so many lives. including mine. and rar

when he was entrapped, the brothers home room, the crew will move out the home or how you can peggy will song well, one day asked to stop leading so badly. he was unconscious for a week and lived with permanent paralysis come from. people caused you to come to listen to him. younger. ha. com says he was labelled, is crazy, placed in a mental mood, and forced to take an anti psychotic drug for 2 years. for you, i've been looking online. you mentioned it's young morrow to me. i'm a hold of the perfume wound haul. even more moving reach. ginger jones, you don't go through, you know, i think role he went in and what, i'm not what i, you know, you go kit thompson. don't tell me too. i got up privilege. not even the disabled with sped sadistic abuse. danny. oh, don't kill us or don't kill de hopefully then we can go on because i had, i was on the plate dr. my put a little older home. i could just join the could cause poor his cream or to get tune up. but inside tuned there was no way to escape torture inmates was subjected to cruel collective punishment, and got on the time with more than 20 c

and peggy cannot live your life. >> and private practice. >> i would never leave you alone. >> back on the great white way in "ohio state murders." >> but here, race was foremost. >> why she felt compelled to do the play. >> it's not only, you know, a murder mystery and an indictment of systemic racism within higher education and the country. >> and the surprising details about the show's playwrights. >>> and "barbie." the classic doll come to life in the first-look teaser-trailer that's lighting up social media. eww, bacteria. spreading throughout your home. help stop the spread with microban24. it keeps killing 99.99% of bacteria for up to 24 hours. be confident in your clean. microban24. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. ♪ >>> thanks for joining us. tonight, the urgent push to get a young new york mom released from prison after she was convicted of killing the man s

or how you can peggy will song well and asked to stop so badly. he was unconscious for a week and left with permanent paralysis. come from people who would be nice to come to listen to him. younger. yeah. come says he was labeled as crazy, placed in a mental mood and forced to take an anti psychotic drug for 2 years for you. i've been looking online. you mentioned it's young morrow to me. i'm a hold of the hood, wound, or call even more mood reach. ginger jones, you don't go to, you know, very girl. he went in and what i'm not, what i, you know, you go kit thompson on thompson. i got up to privilege and not even the disabled, with sped sadistic abuse, ganging or do enough, they'll kill us or don't kill. that's how we can go on. because i had, i was on the plate, dr. my potato cooler or my order home. i could join the could cause poor his cream or to get to me, but inside tuned there was no way to escape torture inmates was subjected to cruel collective punishment. got on the time with more than 20 collision. i've got some questions. i don't watch

, and utah is another couple that i'm working with right now. realtor and long time resident karen, peggy girl and says she seen a growing trend of people calling her looking for a house in duluth. but one thing is clear, simon. migration is a choice only affordable to the wealthiest and diety. gilan white, newsome is a climate jestus advocate whose work focuses on the inequality within the climate crisis. though this is the reality when you don't have the means or the resources or a family member to stay with. if your home is disrupted by flooding or while i were in the extreme weather event that we're going to see again more frequently and more intensely, you're kind of lost the equality of this trent, not only exists in the locations where climate migrants are leaving, but also in places where they are arriving in duluth, equilibrium 3 works to balance climate solutions with social justice, former science teacher, jody slick founded. it's 10 years ago. so the more people that come to the community, especially on, if they have more wealth that tightens that market for those that are alr

choreographer alonso king, olympic gold medal-winning ice skater peggy fleming and more couple bay area connections. they're definitely family fleming from los gatos, i and alonzo king has performances here in san francisco all the time. and linda ronstadt still lives in san francisco. well represented. that's it for us tonight at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8.70. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: the grieving widow speaks. who she says killed her husband, the famed soccer reporter at the world cup. speculators one of these things that had been likely brewing for years. speak of what we can all learn from the sudden deaths. >> announcer: and jay leno's first interview. >> what he's revealing about the day his face caught on fire. >> the shocking photos you haven't seen. then... follow that car. >> on the trail of the mysterious car being sought in a college martyr's room or case. >> announcer: plus... here you go,

local inductees included san jose native and ice-skating legend peggy fleming as well as alonzo king. two inductees have stanford ties. steven chu and barbara morgan. all come to say that they are humbled by the recognition. >> the fact it is reverberated across the planet and acknowledged, it means everything. tim: while a variety of professions was recognized, one theme connects them all. >> the sky is the limit to do what you want to do. that is inspiring, the nature of california. tim: the intangible aspects that make us the golden state that governor newsom says remain the envy of the rest of the world. >> that is california. universities, sciences, nobel laureates, creativity, eat your heart out, texas and florida. tim: in sacra tim, abc 7 news new details on a gigc new feature coming to palisades tahoe just in time after that monster snowstorm. the new distance had its grand opening and combines resorts of alpine meadows and olympic valley. by doing that, it creates 6000 acres of ski terrain, making it the largest in california and the third largest anywhere in the country. pre

. >> we love peggy from los gatos. >> you can watch live on roku and apple tv. raj mathai is up next at 5:30. >>> history making and a breakthrough by bay area scientists that could eventually power the world. the astonishing discovery at the lawrence livermore lab. >> simply put this is one of the most impressive scientific feats of the 21st century. >> so how long could it be before today's accomplishment leads to cleaner ways of energy? >>> shining a light on how many lives have been saved by the covid vaccine, and how many people in the hospital? one-on-one with the next district attorney. what she says are her priorities and vision for the county moving forward. >>> the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. >>> history has been made by bay area scientists. a breakthrough that could lead to a new cleaner way to produce energy. let's bring in our business and tech reporter, scott budman. this is a big deal, scott. break it down for us in simple terms what is happening in our own backyard. >> the

. >> reporter: peggy is just one example of an employee who has helped create the homey feeling florez terraces. >> a building is a building. >> reporter: thanks to florez , that hasn't changed. >> all the servers, all the cooks, all the customers have been with us for 30 years. it just feels like in the beginning. >> reporter: it is one he wishes didn't have to happen in the first place. florez says all things considered, he couldn't ask for a better outcome. that is why you will see him smiling when he walks around gritting the same customers he has seen for years in meeting the new ones. >> i am so thankful. >> reporter: it may be a new home, but it holds the same heart. florez says he would eventually like to reopen at the original location about 10 minutes from here. this will be home from out. he is grateful to be back in business. in cupertino, max darrow, kpix 5. >> max tells us, as part of what calls the fire, the fire department is still investigating. >>> let's go to a major break in a freeway shooting that killed the bay area toddler. more than a year after the death of 23-

it does is of within the specified that gonna love it. admittedly, have either oh, we had our own, peggy lipton, hagaman with his dad and my machine at them. the given that had the exact opposite . our now consider it her duty to do whatever it takes to prevent a country repeating past mistakes. helpdesk a fool, as he understood up to tongue, i was an an issue and we drove miss garcia mentioned with amanda and freedom leave a new my phone number a chameleon loosely studio. all of that is sound nation. me and from chance was a problem. okay. me h a hope i'm digitally really quite interesting. but sham with a price order to day berlin official support the ukranian army. an army with soldiers tattooed with swastikas and hitler portraits. and you have as, as division patches on their uniforms. and for me, for my vc, gibson, fellows often go with spaniards, o santana, there was an am physician here in at them with a gun. net. my not my live. ah, what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even foundation. let it be an arms race is often very dramatic, a development o