as you watch the video again, as woman get tiger attacks, you up with some children. >> i can't imaginethis in person. it would bring nightmares for years. >> there's as going to be a layer of unpredictability when dealing with animals like this. this could be trained but they're wild animals. >> the two other men come in with chairs. sadly it was too late. the man was taken to the hospital where he died from massive blood loss. >>> a big school fire, and it has firefighters on the run. >> you could tell he knew he had a second. he ran out of there with the hose. >> see how this school fire goes down next. 'tis the season for guys hitting crazy basketball shots. >> he just runs straight to the locker room. >> s >>> sad sight in this video. this is all that's left standing of a school called crestline elementary. a three-alarm fire in the early morning hours of sunday caused this whole school to catch fire. the roof in certain sections, as firefighters were fighting it, collapsing around them. watch this. oh, boy. you hear it creek and crack. firefighters back away. you can see it tumbli

a womg suffered so much and she didn't want another woman to suffer as much as she suffered. she doesn't care so much when i was firstborn but she later in my life she gave me enough love and support when i went to school. but the life of afghan woman from the time she is born to the time she's married and goes to her, you know, husband's life and to the time her life finishes is full of struggle. it's changed though now. the type of struggle i had to do, my daughters don't have to do that. it's a generation change. i had to struggle to go to school and many members of my family wouldn't allow me to go to school. but my daughters have a choice to go to the best school in kabul and i think because of the social changes in afghanistan. it's hardly mesh you'rable to be reported in media because it's not measurable. with all the changes that has happened, i give myself all eligibility to run for president of afghanistan. >> jon: it's tremendous. when you speak about the social change that has occurred over that generation, yet, your life remains in peril on a daily basi

and around the world as well but as a as a woman who is of child bearing years here in the us i've got a big problem with that and that's not something that the catholic church is addressing adequately and a lot of women my age and who are you know who love a woman who could bear a child right now are really second guessing their affiliation with catholic institutions because of that position as well nancy and so you nodding your head you want to jump in there. well i just completely agree with everything that joe miller has said and i i don't understand what terry is saying because he's saying just ignore what the hierarchy is doing ignore the politicization of hospital care and of medical care and now we're going into a new obamacare program it's a very decisive moment in the world and the catholic church has to bow out of that it has to allow women to get the care they need you know liberation theology was about a preferential option for the poor the sick and the miserable of the world and in fact the church has taken moves i call a preferential option for death around condoms aroun

be relevant, always thinking of different ways to be a comeback and not compromise who you are as a womand there could be no bigger stage for her next act. >> one, two, three, four! >> than the halftime show at the super bowl. >> the crowd's reaction when she stepped out on stage during halftime was now the real show is going to start. it was like, i felt like the football team was her opening act. ♪ >> unmatched energy and an eye-popping look. >> she was a superhero. it was scantily clad. it was tough, it was salacious. >> beyonce has evolved into this being that you just expect greatness from to the point where great isn't even good enough anymore. >> pop star neo collaborates with beyonce. >> there's nobody else that's singing like she is. there's nobody else giving the energy that she gives on stage and much less doing it at the same time. and doing both well at the same time. there's nobody else doing it. ♪ >> for 14 minutes, singing live and backed completely by female artists, beyonce lived out one of her dreams. >> i definitely feel that it is my job to empower women, and i rememb

were so many stereotypes out there, whether from hollywood, which portrayed muslim as terrorists, as womanizers, to just a host of campaigns over the last few years from the ground zero mosque to the koran burning, local and national campaigns against building mosques, all of these are obviously going to impact children and their parents and if they are at home hearing their parents talk about muslims in a certain way, they are going to take that to school with them. i have experienced this in my own growing up, which was long before 9-11, just the lack of information or the misinformation i experienced again with my own children, particularly when there's an event that happens overseas they will come to school and kids will reflect that in comments about did your parents commit another terrorist act, was that your dad that did this. it's common for kids to be called bin laden, daughter of saddam. a lot of times events overseas will have a huge impact on the kind of words children experience and unfortunately that bias is not limited just to students. there are cases where the teachers themselv

after her death, rosa parks became the first woman to lie in state in the capitol rotunda. yesterday, she made history once again as the first black woman to be honored in statuary hall. rob and diana, back to you. >> incredible life and honor. thank you for that story, karen. and just historical perspective. she was arrested in '55. by '56 is when the supreme court struck down alabama bus segregation as unconstitutional. >> and, by the way, in her auto biography, she debunked this theory that she refused to give it up because she was tired. she said i was 42 years old, i was a young woman. i wasn't tired because i was old, i was tired of giving in. >> and she's best known for it, but not the first to do it. also a 15-year-old girl beforehand. also a 15-year-old girl before hand. like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake.

tonight it appears the man known as the groper has struck again. police say he grabbed a woman as she was walking in springfield 5:00 last night. it is the 18th attack in that portion of the city. police have released this updated sketch of the suspect based on descriptions from the attacks. he is believed to be white or hispanic 5 feet 6 inches tall and 180 pounds. >> a developing story in california where a manhunt is underway for a former los angeles police officer accused of killing three people, including a police officer and the daughter of a retired captain. pamela brown joins us with the latest. >> an alleged facebook manifesto offers clues about dorner's debt. thousands of officers search for dorner. it is believed officials are focusing on a ski resort in southern california known as big bear. in ford -- authorities are investigating whether this truck may be linked to christopher dorner. once trusted to protect the public he is now believed to be armed and dangerous. his targets are police officers and their families. >> the criminal has made it clear he considers po

and some of the insults that were directed at her as a woman, not as a leader, i mean, that's fair game in any political system or democracy, certainly, you know, people don't agree with your positions, but to use sexist language to have a tinge of degradation attached to the criticism, she took it right on in the australian parliament. and i could go on. because, you know, look at president rousseff in brazil who has taken a strong stand on supporting women and girls. and so i see that women leaders right now are not only exemplifying what it means to be a woman in power, they're all very different, the ones that i've just named, but they're also standing up for women in their society. >> you said you will continue to work with angela merkle and these other very powerful women you met while secretary of state. how? in what capacity? >> well, probably through philanthropic, charitable activities, certainly the clinton foundation, the clinton global initiative, and probably some organizations that i will be either initiating or joining, so that we keep the spotlight, that i use the posit

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woman was crossing the road when she was hit. police say it could be a honda accord or a similar type car. so far no indication that drugs or chol played a role. as for the woman who was killed, she was in her late 40s and her identity has not yet been released. >> apple has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit. apple could pay around $100 million. the fight is over the charges parents were forced to pay when their children downloaded certain apps from the itunes store. parents say that purchases were made without their knowledge or permission of the account holder and it alleged that apple failed to adequately disclose that third party game apps contained the ability to make in-app much approxima purchases. the court will hear the settlement on march 1st. >> silicon valley is bracing for a shortage of a key commodity. >> here we are, 2013. we all dmend on technology to communicate. to bank. information. and none of us know thousand read and write code. >> you know how to code a new video is designed to persuade kids that writing code is cool. they know thousand write code. they anticipate the growing number of programming jobs with not enough

. >> how dare you assume it is a woman who would be as dumb as this?ou are sexist. >> apparently we just determined. i don't think the teacher did anything wrong. there should be some -- >> look, when i was a kid we had indian costumes. i remember dressing up with beads and feathers and it was part of the class project. there was nothing offensive about that. >> sure there were. >> you were a kid and the adults were in charge. >> why don't we call them what they are? native americans. >> indians were part of our native -- native americans were part of our heritage. also they didn't den gnaw grate women and gays in their own countries. well maybe they did. i don't know. i never read history books. >> there are not a lot of gay native americans. bill, most people would be happier if you wore a burka all the time. please answer that insult with a blighterring answer. >> i will give your insult a fact bomb. i will detonate it right now. this is part of a cor rick will you please called c scope. and it comes with a review panel made up of parents, teachers

you wear so many hats as a woman where a man does not. i agree with the yahoo!he fact it does increase productivity because when i'm working for an can date. i raise money from candidates. when i work at home, i do my own pace. when i have to go to the senator's office so to speak i'm really forced to participate in other areas where i may not have done that at ho. so i do think, i do see what she is trying to do. you know what? they hired her to do it. let her do it. if it doesn't work they can always send them home. melissa: that's right. shareholders seem to like it. great discussion. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. melissa: here is our "money" question of the day, working from home is it progress or is it unproductive? so far your responses have been mixed. we want to hear from more of you. like us on facebook.co facebook.com/melissafrancisfox or follow me on twitter @melissaafrancis. a lot of you said the same thing, which is, i'm jt not that productive when i'm home because there are so many distractions. maybe it is just me. >>> next on monn -- "money

charlie to you >> this morning, a baltimore county woman is recovering after an attack that happened with her own dog. >> police say it started inside as the woman that lived there struggled to get out and the pitbull followed her she escaped locking herself in a pickup truck in the drive way. the pitbull ran down north point road. police had to use a reverse 9-1- 1 system notifying everybody that lived in that area. >> it was a high priority and a concern of the police department to alert the neighbors in that area and make sure we could locate the pitbulls as soon as possible with the possibility of them injuries someone else. >> hours later, they were found near north point state park and shot and killed the dog that attacked the woman and took the other dog toen a mal control. the victim's injuries are serious, but police expect her to recover. >>> kate lynn, last seen in the 5900 block of benton heights in north baltimore. anyone with information is urged to call the missing persons unit. we'll pass that number 443-984- 7385. >> >> a deadly fire in west baltimore now ruled a homicide. firefighters put out a car fire. near clifton

as a victory for sexual minorities in the country. we have the report from katmandu. >> jody is neither a man or woman. male, he wants to be identified as a woman trapped in a man's body. her old pictures bear no resemblance to her current self. >> any aspect of life where i have to show my identity card becomes complicated. i recently tried to enter government service. on my identity card i look completely different. how will they accept me? >> jody is a third gender, a category that only a handful of countries recognize. the supreme>> court made adjustments in 2007 that allowed people to choose a third gender in their identity top -- identity documents. around 2000 people are expected to choose third gender. they will be identified as either male or female. >> senses a recognition by states is very important. -- census recognition by states is very important. >> we followed in to the administration office. >> the guidelines do not include people who already have citizenship. i spoke to the whole -- to the home ministry. >> they were responsible for the process, this was not my personal problem alone.

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. >> as a republican woman, warsecki espially feels the e pressure to work together. >> i'm working with women across the aisle. and the bond that gender brings to be able to reach across the aisle and find commonality not just in gender but in doing right for the sake of right. women are obviously inspired by different reasons, women want to make a difference. not that everybody else doesn't they do as well. but there's a benefit in being able to reach across the aisle to democratic women and we've already done that and you're gonna see in the future here some bills roll out that'll have a lot of female support and is right for the sake of right. >> and she wants to inspire women far beyond the halls of capitol hill. >> every opportunity i have to stand in front of group of people and say to girls in the state of indiana, you can do this and you can be president. there is no celing, as far as your dreams will take you, you can go. i think there's an advantage, huge advantage, of elected official being a woman. and i think what that gender edge does, it allows me to look in a camera, it

as female. relates to native american women. if you are native american woman you are battered by an abuser who is not a member -- not native american, does not live in your tribal territory that person frankly can get 'i with that crime. va with wa as it has now been passed would correct that injustice. i think that is perfectly reasonable. >> what about lgbq. >> it expands coverage. >> but my question is why are the democrats putting it in, the republicans would osama bin ladenly have a reauthorize the bill and funded it along time ago would have been helping a lot more women if they tried not to expand it not right now. >> if i was outside the house, i have two children, if i was out burning home with one of my children i'd go back in also try to get the other one after leaving that within outside. just -- this is a part of legislation. legislation is not static as it comes up for reauthorization it's time to improve it. every time legislation comes up you think what do we need to do to improve it to make it work better. this is exactly what we do and move f

i would open up my perspective, my life, my emotion, to have a relationship with a man as well as a womaniage was over, i did go through a period of having sex with two different women and with a male. and so that, for me -- this very maligned, misunderstood subject of bisexuality came up. >> reporter: it has been said that people are either gay, straight, or lying. >> correct. i'm not lying. and it exists. for over 50 years, i never had sex with a male. it wasn't repressed. i had very good sexual relationships with women. >> reporter: had you thought about men in that way? >> never. never. >> reporter: clive, tell me did you feel shame when you first started having sex with men? >> i never felt shame, no. i never felt shame. i felt puzzled, the subject of bisexuality really need much more discussion. because the answer is, it is a status that does exist. >> reporter: for 13 years you had a relationship with a doctor, a male doctor. >> that's right. right. >> reporter: you know, and then you met someone else. >> well, i dated. i dated a few women and a few men. and i met a man that i am c

it was an exciting time and as a single woman i was proud to be a san francisco homeowner. i've had a baby and this is blake, eight weeks old. he currently sleeps in our closet because we have a one bedroom with no room for a nursery. when i look to the future and he's a toddler i don't see many options for us. we can't count on the severely backlogged lottery and if our -- we could go into foreclosure. because our home value is depressed we would lose our nest egg. i have no idea what we are going to do. when i bought my place the city estimated the lottery would take five years. today that estimate is roughly 20 years. my family is suffering. i represent a voice in san francisco that needs to be heard. t.i.c. owners are not the evil people that the tenants union paints us to be. i'm not a million ai. i am not a millionaire. we are middle class families that want to stay in the city. please help us do that in passing this one time bypass. if we lose everything we will have to start again and it won't be and can't be in san francisco. thank you. >> chair wiener: thank you.

you know both as a woman and woman legislator, but as a legislator what this impact is going to be to your communities in new york and i know what they will be to mine in maryland. sometimes we, mr. speaker, we throw out these numbers and most of us, most americans, have no idea what these numbers mean in real terms. but just this year, from march 1 in the end of this fiscal year, we'll have to cut $85 billion in a wide ranging of impacts across this country. women are going to be disproportionately impacted by these, and there is no other word, mr. speaker. these absolutely senseless cuts. it is as though as legislators we are brain-dead when it comes to making decision that is impact people's lives. these deep cuts are going to slash vital investments in job training, in public health, in public safety and education, small business. we know that so many women are juggling multiple responsibilities. they are juggling the responsibilities of their homes and their families, the responsibilities of a job or running a business. the responsibilities of being active in their community and

a masked man raped a woman in the vestibule of an apartment building. >> are you concerned as a woman walking around this area? >> yes, as far as my life being in danger i do not have the freedom to walk around. >> there are several assaults. >> officers are on foot or on segway. >> something like that happens you do not ever go -- get over it. >> police are asking women to be aware of their surroundings and walked in paris if possible. -- in paris if possible. >>-- in pairs if possible. >> the fire broke out here. the 26-year-old woman and her sons escaped but were burned in the process of getting out. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> investigating the city's first order since 2011. elmer roll's body was found in a house last night. larry johnson was arrested. they're calling her a person of interest. >> oscar pistorius faces murder charges. he was the first ever double on duty to compete in the olympics. >> the miserable passengers aboard the cruise ship triumph are making their long journey home. rescue crews had to replace a broken tow line that briefly set the shi

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now someone reported seeing a woman that looked like here in san bruno. she is described asa, 5'2" and her hair is dyed purple. >>> it was revealed this week he was 300 days short of fulfilling hi sentence. elarms never went to trial for the shooting death of david lewis because a judge believed his confession was obtained illegally. t h e district attorney is now appealing. >>> sex for sale at a kareoke bar in the bay area. ktvu has now obtained graphic video from inside those clubs. eric rasmussen has the evidence and action one local leader is demanding and we warn you you might find this video disturbing. >> there is a hand in her face and someone has pulled down her top. this is one of many women paid to have sex. it's the first place where we first observed women in scantily clothing. neighbors told us it has been going on for years. >> 300, 350. >> reporter: ktvu obtained this video and many others after working with a confidentable source for months. this source has direct knowledge of the kareoke bars operation and its managers. a total of 19 videos recorded inside

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as a woman, i find i'm frequently living in fear.aid to walk alone at night, afraid to answer a man who asks for the time, afraid i'm going to be judged or treated in ways based on the way i might choose to dress or the make that i might choose to wear. enough is enough. i am rising. i am rising for jodi and women like her. i am rising with the amazing woman of my country who are together calling and saying enough is enough. i am rising for the child in me who i don't think will ever fully recover from what happened to her. so join me. let's rise. let's dance. dance with the power to heal, to transform. let's transform ourselves and this world. let's rise together. >> that was a star player anoushka shankar, daughter of the late musician ravi shankar and sister of norah jones. she will join people more than two other countries to date to dance in an effort to end the violence for women and girls. in a moment we will be joined bye from the congo. go to the video she just made. >> hi, everyone. i am here in the democratic republic of c

as of may be on the tv. we saw a lot of movies. so i tried to reconstitute the body of a woman. and -- >> how old were you at this point? >> i think i was around -- i was around, i was a round -- the teddy bear, i got it at 3:00, but i let him free at that time at the three years old. i let him free. i think i was around five years old that i started to take care of him. first, very important, i was -- [unintelligible] seeing on my grandmother. she had white hair. so i was putting on the the bear a little color that was kind of blue. after that, i do not know why, but i said he has to change. so it was more red, which was a strong color, too. then i try to make it black. that did not work. the texture of the paintings, because i was putting paintings on him, did not go with it. so i had to destroy it and start again. blue, red, start again. all the make up was the makeup of my grandmother. you can see an exhibition a teddy bear. i should say that he is a little nice monster, but it is a little monster anyway. you know, i have some affinity with air. i'd love the air. i love to t

as well. >> ama: we have you covered. ahead, remembering a woman who made education history in san francisco. >> dan: a break in the case as police investigate oakland's latest murder. what happened during a street -- >> what it took to get oral kell team u.s.a. sailing this yacht again. >> leigh: what a terrific day it was today. enjoy tomorrow, because rain is returning. we'll take a look at the >> dan: new dew details in a shooting that left one person and three injured at a street fair in oakland on friday night. police have arrested the spurted gunman but are not releasing any information until charges are filed. organizers of the event that showcase local artists are meeting with city leaders to discuss security at the event. more than so thousand people attended. >> ama: a woman who broke two barriers in education in san francisco as died. arena akerman was the first woman and first african-american to serve as san francisco school superintendent. she improved student performance but was forced to resign in 2005 amid charges she didn't get a