phyllis and about this. this dispute has been going on for some time. >> yes, there is a protest plan for 10:30 this morning. this is one in a long line of protest over this parking policy. it is not in effect since february. workers and allies have been pushing back against management plan since this plan was first announced. this is a practice back on february 20th. workers point out that minimum wage forcing them to pay to park really takes a chunk out of their paycheck. westfield valleyfair now charges employees three dollars a day or $40 a month to park. that monthly fee amounts to two and half hours of work. guests get to park for free for two hours. management's hope is to deter non-parkers, non-shoppers from taking up that valuable parking space. we talked with one ofhe protest organizers. understand why they must take out the money of the employees just so they can make that little extra profit. it is definitely issues of classism, the elite trying to continually oppress those who are of lower incom

here we have phyllis. >> first of all, we love phyllis. out a ton, but she has a beautiful hourglass figure and it's hard for her to find jeans that fit well. these are great. we went with a straight line to really just balance out her curvy proportions. and she said she has a hard time finding jeans that don't gap in the back. these are really creative. she doesn't have any of that gap. she doesn't have a belt on. it fits really perfectly. >> i like the crop, straight leg crop. >> crop just make sure it hits at your ankle and wear a heel. >> who do we have here >> katie one of our today food stylists >> for katie, we wanted to give you a jean that every woman could wear these are from athleta but what better brand to have to make you a pair of jeans, so comfortable. these have incredible technology to have a 360-degree fit they're like a mid rise. they hug you in all the right places great for travel and they come in regular, petite, tall and tons of sizes. >> are they comfortable? >> i've been wearing them all morning. >> you can even wo

phyllis gardne1 advised holmes when she was at stanford. >> she was supremely proud of herself, confident about her own, quote, brilliance. >> i have become convinced that she's a chameleon. she's an incredible actress. she can charm people and get them to believe what she wants them to believe. so i expect her to be a very effective witness for herself. the question will be, will the jurors go for it? will the jurors buy it? >> reporter: carryrou and government officials have been called as witnesses for the defense. carryrou says he believes that's because holmes is pursuing another line of defense which is all of this is a witch hunt. hoda. >> erin, thank you. >>> after one year delay because of the covid lockdown, new york yankees great derek jeter will finally be inducted into the baseball hall of fame today. the legendary shortstop starred his two decade career in pinstripes as rookie of the year and he finished with five world series rings. the great number 2 is number on the all-time hits list. jeter said the only thing, most important to him, is to be remembered as a yankee. also

phyllis. so you say this is the wear everywhere dress >> that is cute. >> you can wear this absolutely everywhere it's kind of a hybrid dress. the shirt dress, a utilitarian feel to it the shirt feels like a but dress. i love this tote bag with it, as well the tote is the new "it" bag of the season because we're going to be in life outside the house again. work, play, travel, it's all coming back. >> so cute you could wear that with sneakers, too. >> or even a heel for evening. >> how about a day out and about? we have madison this morning as our model. >> this is the t-shirt dress it's underrated. this can be dolled up in any way. nautical vibe. throw in a blazer with a gold hardware for the cooler months and then this rafia shoe, you get the height and also the comfort. our feet are not quite ready to get back in big heels. >> she looks like reese wyther spoon. >> she does. >> have you heard that >> she really does >> what a compliment >> now we're ready for a night out, but i feel like you

phyllis gould. in 1991 she decided the millions of women who worked state side for the war effort needed to be recognized by the white house, so she began a letter writing campaign that would go on for 12 years. >> her letters that were all maybe anything to catch the eye didn't work. but when she wrote to vice president biden, he got her letter and called her on the telephone and invited us to washington, d.c. >> phyllis and her sister, an engineer at the richmond ship building yard met obama and then vp joe biden. >> a rich life there. rest in peace. 5:27. up next on "today in the bay," trashed. just how much we will -- sorry, they're changing the story on us. this is huge. breaking news that we are covering this morning. we'll have the very latest that simone biles is out of the team competition of the olympics for usa olympics team. a lot more news coming up. >>> right now at 5:30 a disturbing discovery overnight when firefighters respond to a fire call in san jose foothills. >>> plus, get the s

howard university disavowing comments made by its new dean of arts phyllis sa rashad. the university says a tweet lacks sensitivity towards survivors of assault. she played his tv wife and stood by cosby through dozens of sexual assault allegations. he has denied any wrong doing. when cosby's conviction was overturned she tweeted out, quote, finally a terrible wrong is being righted, a miscarriage of justice is corrected and later deleted the tweet and apologized. >>> brittney spears may be headed to capitol hill. the pop star is being invited to testify before congress about her battle to end her conservatorship. congressman matt gaetz says she has been, quote, miss treated by the legal system. earlier this week a california judge denied spears' termination request. >>> just in the u.s. supreme court just minutes ago declining the wade into the contentious issue of whether businesses have the right to refuse service for same-sex wedding ceremonies. this despite state laws forbidding them from discriminating based on the sexual orientation. the court donald the questio

phyllis lion and adele martin purchased the home in 1955, the same year the couple founded a political organization for lesbians mostly run out of that home. the couple got legally married in 2004, when then mayor gavin newsom ordered marriage licenses to be issued to same-sex couples. martin died in 2008 and lyon in 2020. they voted to give the valley home landmark status. >>> people in two north bay towns may want to be on the lookout. surveillance footage caught a bear in cotadi and sebastopol. >> we haven't seen any signs that the bear is being aggressive or anything like that, but if you do see the bear, we recommend that you obviously stay away from it, don't approach it. >> i was shocked. i did not expect a bear at all. >> police in both towns are urging people to be on guard, asking them to keep a close eye on their small pets and certainly don't leave out food and water. >> good advice. >>> quickly approaching 6:00, and breaking overnight in the south bay, an officer struck by a car while on duty. straight ahead, a live report from the scene of his condition and the very lates

. >> i think i look more like phyllis diller with my i got find that wig. >> wow, that was two years ago almost? wow, time flies. i love that. all right, let's check out what's going on with our breezy winds we've had. it's really been gusty at times. i wanted to show you some of those top wind gusts that we've seen on mt. st. helena reaching 60 miles per hour and mt. diablo, 52-mile-per-hour gust and redwood city 20 and san francisco it's coming down to 15. it's doing a little bit better, as well as san jose, still quite breezy this morning, but as you head out for that morning commute, heads up that in some of those bridges and passes, there still may be some gusty winds this morning, but overall, it's going to gradually start to calm down as our temperatures start out in the upper 40s here in the tri-valley and we'll see it mainly making it into the low 60s by early in the afternoon. hey, eventually we'll make it into the upper 60s for today. it's going to be so comfortable, even slightly warmer, compared to yesterday in spots like concord, reaching 72 degrees. 70 in napa and 70 t

police dash camera captured the moment phyllis pena tackled the 19-year-old suspect as he was running from police. she said she caught the ma peeking into her 15-year-old daughter's bedroom she held him down until police caught up. >> the cop fist bumped me, like, hey, i heard texans are looking for a new linebacker. >> the suspect was booked into jail facing charges of possession of a controlled substance and evading arrest. >> way to go, mom. >>> turning to a manhunt under way involving graduate students from two elite universities. this morning, police are looking for a person of interest from m.i.t., as they investigate the murder of a yale student over the weekend. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest on the investigation for us gabe, good morning. >> craig, good morning this all started when the yale grad student was shot and killed over the weekend now, a newly named person of interest has been spotted across the country, and police are finished >> reporter: this morning, yale university is reeling, as authorities try to solve a puzzling mystery officials have now named a person

it happened last month when phyllis pena spotted 19-year-old peeking into her 15-year-old daughter's room. pena says she called police but when officers were arriving, the man ran. pena jumped, tackled that young man, held arrested him. laura, mama bear knows no bounds. >> oh, yeah, no matter how big or small. watch out. all right, it's 6:25 right now. >>> just ahead we'll go back to our top stories. cvs and walgreens rolling out covid vaccine shots across the bay area today. up next, what are your chances for getting a shot in we'll tell you all about it. >>> plus remember a u.s. space force? up next, it is forming right here in the bay area, starting today. you're watching "today in the bay." want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. le

throughout her career she had several iconic rules, including the land lady phyllis on "the mary tyler show." she died of natural causes surrounded by her family at her home in enknee tas. >>> despite the rain and cold temperatures, more businesses are reopening outdoors starting this morning in san francis live small businesses are trying to get back on their feet despite the weather challenges. >>> speaking of the storm it is still here sitting right on top of us. you're looking at the radar right now and kari is going to tell us what it means and when we're getting a break. you're watching "today in the bay." . >>> right now at 6:30, the rain just keeps coming. we're tracking the steady and at times very heavy downpours especially in the east bay and south bay this morning. we'll talk about the problems it is causing for the morning commute. >>> that rain is making for a muddy and dangerous mess south of the bay area. crews from here still part of the effort helping to dig people out of their homes. plus -- >>> it's going to be a wait and see what the weather is like. >> proceeding

cloris leachman starred in ""the mary tyler moore show"" and also "phyllis" in the 1970s "youngs was insanely talent. she could make you laugh our cry at the drop of a hat cloris leachman was 94 years old. >> cloris leachman, oh, yeah, she was in that, in that so prevalent what a career. >>> the sierra nevada has extreme snow and rain. here to tell us more on that is janessa webb good morning. >> good morning. there's dual sides with the heavy snow, but the flood threat is really extreme this morning into your afternoon. could see up to eight inches locally in some areas, and we do have evacuation orders for central california throughout the morning. so you can see flood watches and flood warnings they're still in place even for southern california. and then the higher elevation. blizzard warning are still in place for the sierra nevada where ten feet of snow is still expected throughout thursday friday afternoon it's associated with this front that will linger across the plains all the way into the southwest as the upper midwest. pretty warm across dallas all the way into florida lo

. >> reporter: phyllis richberg is traveling with 11 people. >> you only live once, so i'm going to enjoy life. i have the man on my side. >> reporter: even as the inclement weather from snowfall to whipping winds stokes an already dangerous path home in a pandemic. >> getting together for the holidays is simply too risky this year. >> reporter: so the good news here is that aaa is forecasting 34 million fewer people this year traveling over the holiday week the bad news is they're still projecting more than 80 million between december 23rd and january 3rd. as you hear more planes taking off behind me. peter and kristen, back to you. >> one of the few warm spots these days, in south florida sam brock, thank you very much. >>> dylan is in for al this morning, tracking the path of the storm across the country dylan, merry christmas eve to you. plicate busy one travel for a lot of folks. >> it certainly is. merry christmas eve to you, as well. we have a lot of wind and rain with the storm. mostly rain, though there will be snow on the back side of it. it is heavy from update new york to the

i think phyllis schlafle is one of the most important women political organizers of the 20th century. you can't underestimate her influence, the role she played in defeating the equal rights amendment was, you know, unquestioned. and she mobilized women. and i think what barbara jordan would have said, to your question, is there is no such thing as an inherently conservative woman. there's a woman that you not persuaded, and she would say that we need to reach out to those women, because those women could be democrats if we are good enough at persuading them that our policies are the one that could benefit their families, and they should, but as these are working women, and the women that the democratic party should be reaching tou ii. and we have failed. she said it in houston when we had the counter demonstration in houston and you had the counter demonstration at the same city. she said that in houston when there was a counterdemonstration in 1977. you had the women's convention there in houston and then you had a counterdemonstration at the same city, and she said we are losing th

. >> reporter: in his classroom, renowned poet phyllis wheatley, sold into slavery as a young girl and later earned her freedom, is studied alongside the founding fathers >> it is really made it clear to me that there is a lot of history that i don't know. >> there are black people amazing and great things and, like, it really shows me there is no limitation to what i can do in this country. >> reporter: pierson, the largest publisher of college textbooks, is already making changes, reviewing 100 of its most popular titles, examining content and diversity of authors. for example, the reference to parts of an electric circuit breaker as master slave were recently changed in all digital textbooks to leader/follower. >> we suspended the physical print products in the warehouse and will destroy and replace them. >> reporter: it is a step in a field where chris imden says there is much work to be done. how do we fix this >> we fix this by having new textbooks from different perspectives >> reporter: writing history by teaching every american story. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york >> so eye

among the new fans, 3-year-old jenna who has taken especially with the performance by phyllis as alexander hamilton's wife eliza. >> that's eliza. i like her. it's me. >> it's you? >> it's me, she says, pointing at the actress on screen. young jenna suffered heart and lung failure as a baby, but now is healthy and thriving, we're happy to say, and excited to see someone who looks like her up on screen. se writes, little jenna here is exactly why representation matters. i am so grateful for this show, that so many young people can watch the show and say "it's me." by the way, seeing the film version, filipa is incredible as eliza. >>> next an 8-year-old british girl telula and the driver. tim is deaf so young telula took the time to learn sign language in preparation for a big surprise. >> tim was shocked when telula greets him. he teaches her how to sign, good morning, have a good day. the pair struck up a friendship during coronavirus lockdown as tim delivers packages on her street twice a week. her mom shared the exchange on twitter which now has been viewed more than 22 million times. m

nbc international correspondent kate snow has a look back at her inspiring accomplishments. >> phyllis george didn't just enter a room, she commanded it a television pioneer whose versatility, work ethic and warmth were undeniable george first soared to stardom during the 1971 miss america competition taking home the iconic crown. >> now receiving her role phyllis george, miss texas. >> soon after she set her sights on sports broadcasting as co-host of cbs popular pregame show, nfl today, george proved she belonged. >> roger staubach starting after 12 games the best in football. >> one of the first woman to cover sports for a national audience, she was a trail blazer who helped pave the way for others. >> i can't imagine the amount of pressure and scrutiny she had to go through in that role but she handled it she handled it with grace, smarts, grit she had it all. >> in the late '70s george entered a new arena, politics. she became kentucky's first lady after her then husband was elected governor while on the campaign trail she told "today." >> every time i go out it's like an appearan

back and watched this episode because i was craving it so badly michael is horrible but, you know, phyllis needed more reps and kevin with the pure shot great episode. up next janessa is tracking the new coronavirus hot spots. >>> speaking of nba, fans lace up for "the last dance," the hotly anticipated michael jordan documentary blasting onto the small screen no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures; use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. start with a round brush head. how do your teeth get a dentist-clean feeling? add power. and you've got oral-b oral-b's round brush head surrounds each tooth to remove more plaque. for a superior clean, round cleans better. oral-b. t minus ten seconds eggo homestyle waffles. we are go for... lift off. now that they're crispier and fluffier. i think this one's a solo miss

her movies included "the beautician clothe and "the beast clothe and the mannequin phyllis newman was 86 years old. >>> janessa welcome back is tracking hurricane humberto. janessa, another one coming this way? >> yeah, another one but this one is going the stay well offshore. that's the great news with this storm system but the rip currents are going to be an issue across the florida coast even for north carolina so it has strengthened here just in the last five hours we now have a cat 1. it's moving at 75 miles per hour that's the constant wind speed and we're expecting it to really gain strength in the next 24 to 36 hours by wednesday afternoon, poteially a categorynt 2 midwest highs today across bismarck, 91. so bermuda is really on our radar for this storm system. but florida and carolina getting clear. >> all right, thank you, janessa. >>> california woman had a dream that she needed to swallow her engagement ring to save it from bad guys the dream was so vivid, she actually did it. >> oh, boy >> oh, no. >> jenna evans, she woke up the next morning she realized her engagement ri

phyllis size 10, and kelly ann size 12. they're all in exactly the same dress. the v-neck elongates, the band at the waist cinches you in and also the vertical stripe elongates and brings the eye down >> it's a flattering length as well. >> perfect length, open up with the buttons, wear a sneaker, pop it with a heel. >> wear it into fall with a little blazer or jean jacket, leather jacket. >> love that. >> okay. >> vanna, i'm going to be the fashion correspondent now. thank you, ladies. next staple? >> next we have a white jean now, white jeans have a bad rap. >> i don't think i could wear a white jean. >> because we're choosing the wrong one. choose one that's a stiffer, thicker fabric, if you can see the pocket linings, you can see your nicker liners then you want something that's also a mom jean, it's trending but it's also great, it's a built in spanx, pulls you in at exactly the right place. >> a mom jean like a high waist? >> yes, a high waist because you don't want any additional lines. and make sure it's tailored. make sure it's not bunchy at the end. i

our next model phyllis is ver-up. a best-selling it's a chiffonomom trim cover-up. over 660 reviewers at amazon said they're freaking out over this. >> that is a nice cover-up. >> it's so cute and comes in 19 different colors. we had one reviewer say they went for a girls weekend and everybody had a different color. how cute is that? >> my wife loves the cover-up. >> know you want to know what's hot for guys. >> i do. >> marcus is hshowing us just that. this bathing suit, men are obsessed with 8,, $1 and the number two best seller swimsuit on amazon. >> why are people soild about it? >> number one, 48 different patterns. you can wear a different pattern at the beach for just $18, and it's got that quick trying technology. it's so cool, and it looks so good on marcus. >> it does. and then fantastic pedicure did not go unnoticed. >> and fabulous flip-flops from zappos, a best seller, and they have support in them, which we love. >> a big thank you to all of our models.n let's move dhere. >> craig, we're in the beauty section. this is what people are obses id with beau

and i'm just wondering how we should be thinking of women like phyllis. are they additive or contributory to the progression that you all are describe iing. or do they detract from it. if we're having this conversation 50 years from now and there's somebody talk isara palin or now ivanka trump. it's an important question to be asking because 62% i think are white woman without a college degree voted against hillary clinton for donald trump. >> well i'm affiliated with a library at radcliffe and one of the things we've been trying to do is reach out to conservative women in the past. they've been reluctant to share their papers with what is seen at liberal harvard. it's going to be able to get those stories. and i think those stories of conservative women are central part of the story and that we really, we need to collect the sources. we need to engage with the stories and include them in the conversation. >> i think you're right. certainly the most one of the most important organizers of the 20th century. you can't underestimate her influence, the role s

phyllis said you can stay right across the hall. >> i can tell she is a catch and a fire cracker. >>> up next on news4, another hot day. padoctors are warning nts about a parasite that is lurking in swimming pool. we will tell you how ep your children from becoming sec. >>> a father handcuffed in front of his frightened family. how he became a victim of what is calleswatting. rs> a fire in arlington. >> we know one was rushed to a burn center in serious molette green just arrived on the scene. we will a live report from her coming up. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm ron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. let's get you ready to get out the door before we get to the breaking news. >> lauryn ricketts has a return of summer heat wave. >> we are going to have things heating up around our area right now. it's a beautiful day out there. beautiful start so far. a little bit warmer than it was yesterday. the sun coming up 5:47. you can see it there, that beautiful hue that we have. we are going to have plenty of sshine out the today. it's just going to be hotter with increasing humidity. no rain out

john and phyllis cook. they fell in love. they just tied the knot even though they are both centinarians. john 100. phyllis 102. he likes older women. her mom lived until 106. how do you like me know. >>> still to come, the new ghost busters being cast and we'll tell you which popular comedian answered the call. >>> plus the master mind behind ♪ every day, visionaries are creating the future. ♪ so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. ♪ the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ because the future only happens with people who really know how to deliver it. bthat's a heart in myly honey nut cheerios.e i've been so focused on the sweet taste that i forgot that it can help lower cholesterol. ♪honey nut cheerios hebut i'm kindai want t"ehhhhhhhhhhhh" about buying one. you're "ehhhhhhhhhhhh?" well, it's more like a "aaaiiiiiihhh." well, good news. carmax will buy your car even if you don't buy one from them. ahhh-haaaaaa.

i think phyllis lashley is the most, one of the most important women political organizers of the 20th century. you can't underestimate her influence and the role she played in equal rights amendment was unquestioned. and she mobilized women. and i think what barbara jordan would have said for your question is there is no such thing as an inherently conservative woman. there's a woman you haven't persuaded. and she would say that we need to reach out to those women because those women could be democrats. if we were good enough at persuading them that our politics really were the ones that would benefit their families. right? and they should because these are working women, these are the women that the democratic party should be reaching out to. we have failed to do that. she said that in houston when there was a counter demonstration in 1977. you had the women's convention in houston but then had a counter demonstration at that same city. and she said we are losing those women and we can't ignore them. so i think she would say there is a fluidity there, and what this shows is that we h

. >> reporter: loudoun county chair at large phyllis randall issays hate-filled rhetori responsible for the seemingly endless terror attacks. >> when you think abat happened to charlottesville, think about mother emanual church the attack on the synagogue couple months ago, and now this, it just keeps happening over and over. ng this hate is just not g to make us move forward. it is just not helping anything. >>> happening today, the da dal al-hijrah in falls church is holdin a vigil tonight at 6:30. it'll be followed by a sunset prayer. we're following the latest developments out of new zealand all morning long and throughout the day. you can get the updates in the nbc washington app. type in new zealand. >>> let's get to other local headlines. a d.c. police officer is recovering after a driver hit him, then took off. this morning, one man is inst y. police are searching for other suspects in this case. it all started when police were responding to an armed carjacking in northeast last night. officers tracked down the stolen vehicle. as they got closer to the car, the suspecttarted to

oudoun county chair at large phyllis randall says hate-filled rhetoric is responsible for the seemingly endless tror attacks. >> when you think about what happened to charlottesville, think about mother emanual church in southern california, the attack on the synagogue couple months ago, and now this, it just o keeps happenir and over. >>his hate is just not going to make us move forward. it is just not helping anything. >> shomari stone with that report. today, the islamic c virginia is standing in solidarity with thoseec ad in new zealand. a vigil tonight will be at 6:30. it will be followed b sunset prayer, located in falls church. we'reollowing the latest developments out of new zealand an are regards to the investigation in thebc washington app. search new zealand. >>> let's bring you back home for a developingstory. d.c. police investigating after one of their officersco is ring after a driver hit him, then took off. this morning, one man is in custody. officers are still searching for other suspects. all this started when police were rponding ton armed carjacking ontheast last ni

phyllis randall prefers chairwoman or chairperson. a group of virginia delen,tes, all voted down that option. i caught up with chair randall to see what she makes of their decision. >> reporter: when philip was elected as the chairman of loudoun county, she was unsure of one thing, her title. >> my name. -- lis j. randall, chair chair -- hmm. >> reporter: watching the clip three years lar, she laughs. thinking when she started calls herself chair randall or chairwoman or chairperson, it'd be no problem. legally, it is. the only state approved title for her position when signing off on official documents is chairman. much to randall's surprise, wher delegate davd proposed changing the law in the general assembly to include chair or chairperson,t got voted down by five men.me >> fivjust told me that i don't ve the option of legally being called chairwoman. >> reporter: as first reported, the delegates against the change exessed concerns that this would restrict free speech bbecause constituents wou required to call the county executive

phyllis j. randall, chair -- chair -- hmte >> reporr: watching the clip three years later, she laughs. thinking when she started calling here's chair randall, or chairwoman or chairperson, it'd be no problem. legally, it is. the only state approved title for her position when signing off on official documents is chairman. much to randall's surprise, when delegate david reid proposed changing the law in the general assely to include chair or chairperson, it got voted down by five men. >> five menust told me that i don't have the option of legally being called chairwoman. >> reporter: as first reported, esthe deleg against the change expressed concerns that this would resict free speech because constituents would be required to call the county executive a specific term as opposed tofal cnglith tinmgshe, is not that important. >> reporter: randall initially didn't want to dwell on the vote, telling m she has bigger issues to focus on, but acknowledged she wants it changed. >> the fact that,know, me

phyllis randle is the chair of the loudoun county board of supervisors. quote,tatement, she said, having more information available, i can no longer stand with the lieutenant governor. i'm oheartbroken have to make this decision, but i know in my heart it' correc randall says she'll donate the money raised at her even with fairfax to the loud en abu d women'sshelter. you can use our app to stay on top of the details toughout th weekend. we'll also send an alert with any breaking news. >>> family members and loved ones will say good-bye to virginia state trooper lucas dowell. funeral services f this hero will be held in smith county. he was killed monday night during a drug-related raid in cumberland county. the trooper's family request donations will made to the virginia state police rg association ecy relief fund. virginia governor ralph northam is expected toattend. it'll be his first public appearance since the controversy broke last weekend over a yearbook photo. >>> and new developments on a high-profile officerhooting in virginia. a man released fro

. >> phyllis and barbara celebrating their 95th birthdays in colorado. they've been best friends for 84 of those years, and they met in seventh grade. >> i honestly never, ever remember being mad at her, or having, you know how girls can be? >> she understands me most of the time. >> their advice to all of us, life gets rough, so it's good to have a friend. so how did they celebrate? balloons, cake and of course wine. i've known my best friend since fourth grade. >> so sweet. >>> right now at 6:00, president trump's adviser arrested. it's breaking news we're following overnight. the fbi arresting roger stone at his florida home, just hours ago. the charges he faces in the russia investigation. >>> getting paid also breaking in the past two hours, some airport workers will get partial payment, even as the government remains shut down. who will see a check and for how long. >>> first a mid flight death. a flight diverted to sfo overnight. the passengers still stuck here now. what we know about what happened. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> a ve

and back there, that's phyllis. for me always beneficial to recognize and know that we allow them choices. even the chimpanzee deciding how active they want to be in health care. going to ask her to present her ear for temperature reading. >> a second chapter for them like ed and lady bird where they get to make their rules? >> reporter: are they happy here? >> it's difficult to say but i look for the clinical indicators that say i'm happy. in the afternoons they're nesting and they're pretty silent. you walk in and you hear laughter. that to me lets me know that there are signs of happiness. >> first of all, dylan. you're a natural part for the chimps. >> they took to me. >> but it's such a wonderful place. is there a chance for more chimps to go? >> yes. they're going to expand the facility, double in size. there's more than 100 chimps, it's a lengthy retirement process so eventually they will work their way there and they'll welcome them with open arms. >> i'm no doctor but they look pretty happy? >> they do. we

buttress paris phyllis going to check the structure for to once a year. she already keeps track of beavers and is thrilled the authors might show up to. what may exist for me as a real highlight when a species reappears boy and left especially when it was basically our fault that it disappeared in the first place authors left because the conditions weren't right for them anymore. although switzerland had to catch the ultra protected species none had been sighted in the wild since the one nine hundred eighty s. these ones live in a zoo. one theory is that toxins in the environment had rendered wild auto's in fact. it's exciting that several baby optos have now been seen in the region a few autos and known to be living in the come to terms of solo tone and bam but i'm more and where. volunteer author trackers have already been signed up in the areas marked in red. further south from space it is looking for those telltale signs on the banks of the river calmed. this might or might not be relevant evidence but a volunteer tracker takes a photo just in case. t

this morning, former tv executive phyllis golden gottlieb will tell her story to investigators. >> he grabbed my head and pulled it all the way down. >> reporter: one of six new women to go on the record with ronan fractuarrow and "the new yorker." she says he forced her perform oral sex on him when they worked at a television company. he destroyed her career after she rejected another advance. in a statement after stepping down, moonves said, untrue allegations from decades ago are now being made against me that are not consistent with who i am. now, cbs is trying to contain the fallout. the replacement said in a memo to staff, never has it been more important if for us to make it abundantly clear that cbs has a dedication to inclusion and a safe work environment. on the network, julie chen noticeably absent from "the talk" season premiere monday. saying in a statement, i'm taking a few days off to be with my family. >> he's not been convicted of any crime. but obviously, the man has a problem. >> reporter: moonves has reportedly made more than $650 million as ceo of cbs. and had bee

this morning former tv executive phyllis golden gottlieb will tell h story to the investigators. >> hebbed my head and pulled it all the way down. >> reporter: one of six woman to go on the record. she says moonves forced her to perform oral sex on him in 1986 when they worked at a television production company. she says he then destroyed her career after she rejected another advance. innt a state after stepping down moonves said untrue allegations fromecades ago are being made against me that are not consistent with who i am. now cbss trying to contain the fallout. moonves' replacement joe eyenello made no mention of thn ac nat said memo to staff, never has it been more important abundantly clear that cbs has a steadfast commitment todiversity, inlution, and a safe positive working environment. on the network julie che noticeab absent from "the talk's" season premiere monday saying she is taking a few days off to be with my family. her co-hosts addressed the s not been convicted of any crime, but obviously the man has a problem. >> moonves has reportedly made more than $650 million as ceo

tv executive phyllis gottlieb said when they worked together in 1986 moonves forced her to perform oral sex on him. she didn't report it because i really realized he was the new golden boy. i just kept quiet. after rejecting another advance golden gottlieb says moonves got angry over her work and threw her against the wall. last year spurred by the me too movement golden gottlieb told the new yorker she filed a criminal complaint against moonves in los angeles, but the statute of limitations had expired. deborah catay was a massage therapist in the late '90s. moonves was one of her clients but she says he was looking for something more. >> every time i went there i would say no or i would pretend like i didn't know what he was talking about. >> in a statement after his ouster moonves said untrue allegations from decades ago are now being made against me that are not consistent with who i am. in an earlier statement to the new yorker moonves said three of the encounters were consensual, but not which ones. >> so moonves has spoken about this a little. is there anything more he said recen

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