senator hannah beth jackson's bill would clarify and redefine the state's current equal pay laws and make it harder to retaliate against workers who ask their bosses about pay equality. >>> san francisco's archbishop says he is not backing down on the morality clause, archbishop salvatore cordileone is requiring teachers to reject same sex marriage, abortion, contraception, and other behavior the church says is wrong. that sparked protests including this one last week. today after a meeting with the chronicle's editorial board, he is peeling back the guidelines. but then, the archdiocese released a statement saying no, the archbishop is not repealing anything. he is adding clarification on catholic social teaching. nothing already planned to go in is to be removed or retracted or withdrawn. >>> one cal student is breaking barriers tonight. joe vasquez introduces us to the law scholar by day, porn star by night. >> i only have a few spaces left. >> reporter: a man in the cal t- shirt is not just an adult movie actor. >> you have to convince me. >> what should i do? >> reporter: he is

involved in legislative advocacy in support of the fair pay act of 2015 with state senator hannah beth jackson introduced this week on february 24. this work which is included in the research and legislative drafting has informed my in-depth understanding of california's persistent gender pay gap where women overall make 84 cents and latino and african-american make 64 cents on the dollar respectively and lower than supervisor campos' statements said in terms of the national pay gap. i care deeply about my san francisco community and the issue of pay discrimination against women and especially against women of color. i would apply my skills and knowledge and commitment to the equal pay advisory board in order to develop an effective and efficient system of monitoring contractors compliance with equal pay laws on the books for over 50 years now. thank you so much for consideration of my application and i will answer any questions that you have. >> thank you. supervisor tang or supervisor cohen. >> let's switch it up. >> no, i think it's fine and ours is a hybrid question anyway. >> it is a hybr

senator hannah-beth jackson's bill would clarify and strengthen the state's current equal pay laws. she says it will redefine what is equal pay. >> we know that janitors because they tend to be male occupations tend to get paid more than that housekeeper. the question becomes, is that work more valuable? and if you look at the differences between that work, the answer is likely to be no. it isn't more valuable. >> senator jackson says in california, full-time working women make 84 cents for every dollar men earn. hillary clinton has a bold message for silicon valley. the predominantly male tech industry needs to work harder to keep females in the field. kpix 5's devin fehely with clinton's subtle hints on somehow she too plans to break through the glass ceiling. devin. >> reporter: yeah. who better in some ways to talk to a pioneering group of women trying to carve out a role in a place for themselves in silicon valley than someone who has done much the same thing in the rough and tumble world of national politics? >> what you do does not have to be big and dramatic. you don't have