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susan b anthony fought for a woman's right to vote for most of her life. metals in thewon olympic games. bonniet is true that worked for many years to hone her craft, she did not have to spend years convincing people of her cause, to raise money for that cause or to be arrested and jailed for voting and following that cause. we believe it is impossible to weigh one woman and her accomplishments against any other. we came to the understanding that it is the very diversity of achievement that is critically important in identifying the depths of women's contributions to u.s. history. jill: our roles would have precluded the selection of katharine graham, but we agreed that women's consciousness should not be dependent on their husbands or their fathers. how they obtain the money or advance in political office or how they achieve their office. her father purchased the washington post and her husband became the publisher. she became included in the day-to-day workings of the paper. it was her decision to publish the pentagon papers and then to break the waterga

their profile includes suffragists like susan b anthony and african-american entrepreneur madam cj walker. this was recorded at the tattered store in 2008. it is 40 minutes. thank you and good evening. i am honored to introduce charlotte and jill. they are the authors of "her story." , ifirst moved to denver often describe her as the energizer bunny of women engineers. iso not know anyone who busier. behalf ofs on

shannon: the susan b anthony list supports pro-life candidates and political ads and they say they are wondering whether planned parenthood or other groups on the other side have gotten the same treatment from facebook and we are trying to find out. there are lots of falls, you took an interesting look back at how polls have done in the last few years and you say they are not as bad as people want to argue they are at least in a lot of congressional races. what did you find? >> the polls are predictive but being predictive doesn't mean being right. i looked back at the last three midterm election cycles and 31 senate races. out of these 31 senate races there were only four times the average and clear politics average polls did not predict the winner in two of those cases we can discount, one was a crazy 3-way race, no one could have polled it, the other was so close it wasn't really a miss. the incumbent was up by half a point, the challenger won by a point, so no big, their only two real misses out of 31 so you can be confident the polls are predictive but there is also this was the p

economic rights and civil rights until the 14th and 15th amendments he has a terrible breakup and susan anthony and cady stanton miss behaved badly in the way they treated douglas with all kinds of racist epithets not just aimed at douglas but aimed at the black man. they didn't want to wait any longer, they wanted women and 15th amendments. but everybody with one eye open understood it never would have passed. but at that point it put us in or you can have your country back. douglas didn't have a choice. it's one of those moments in his life where he has to make decisions and choices about this political issue or that it's often what did they help him buy his freedom and not the abolition? >> two reasons. he spent 1845 to 47 about 18 or 19 months and he's still in his 20s. a huge turning point in his life he gets treated like a hero most of the time and to this day they made him a patron saint. his friends began to realize that he thought about it but he couldn't. the idea that he was going to move and and forceful children didn't make sense. douglas would not return to the united states until

be no cause for isappointment and won't have a lecture about women's rights of the style of susan b. anthony. she tkoepdoesn't belong to them. she doesn't react to this which will. concludes this statement. comrades is h my highest anduses the bravest work done in this land for you or me. glorify the women who made their way to the front to reach you call r misery and us angels. who opens the way for women to it possible. who tested clique with pposition toil and pain had openly claimed women will the right and should have the privilege to exercise them. property, to her own children, home and her just individual claim before the law action andfreedom of personal liberty. upon this other women claim the to go nd courage if only save army camp and try to men for their families and country. that rs for everyone cooled your deferred brow and ave food to you or water to your parched lips you should bless god for susan b. anthony their followers. i wish i could say that they a standing ovation and voted for women's suffrage and the vote in 1882 but that didn't happen. she continued to use this ar

down, it creates controversy and it's a force multiplier for them. >> shannon: this group, the susan b. anthony, they support pro-life candidates. they say they are wondering whether planned parenthood or other groups have gotten the same treatment from facebook. there are lots of polls out there and you took a look back at how poles are done over the last few years and you say they're not as bad as people want to argue they are. what did you find? >> the poles are predictive. being predictive doesn't mean being right. i look back today at the last three midterm election cycles. i looked at senate races. 31 senate races. out of these 31 senate races, there were only four times that the average in the real clear politics average of poles in the last three cycles do not predict the winner. two of those cases, we can discount, one wasn't crazy three way race and no one could have polled it. at the other was so close it wasn't really a miss. the incumbent was up by half point and andy challenger one by a point. there were only two real misses. you can be confident that the polls are predictive. the

and women placed i voted stickers is he headstone of susan b. anthony.come something of an election day tradition. anthony helped propel the women's voting rights movement in 1872 when she was arrested for illegally voting. nearly 50 years later, the 19th amendment was ratified giving women in the u.s. the right to vote legally. >>> well, a special pair of pants could provide a way for people in wheelchairs and the elderly to gain new mobility. engineers in england have invented a new kind of clothing that strengthens leg muscles. we have more. >> reporter: for sharyl, walking on her own has been a challenge since birth. >> i could move but i'm kind of always holding on to furniture or always looking for the next place to sit down or take a rest. >> reporter: she thought a wheelchair would be her only option, until she found out about these pants.to seams is a break through for millions who need help to move. >> for those people who don't have muscle function, the pants will give them a lot of power. that's the goal. >> reporter: engineers at england's u

not complacent about this election coming up we're hearing from some of them on line this is susan b. anthony list the organization that is an anti-abortion rights advocate group they write in the under trump two justices were appointed to the supreme court to respect the constitutional right to life they also then go on to say that there's been twenty ninth circuit court judges and fifty three district court judges confirmed thanks to president trump so and from the people that you talked to was anyone able to reconcile the things that they saw as being pro christianity pro the bible with the way that trump has lived his life. you know some people did try to rationalize president trant then apply you know biblical stories about how god has used sinners in the past. there were other people who very realistic about the relationship that it was a quid pro quo and that this isn't really unprecedented in american politics and many people on the left would be frustrated with president clinton's sexual harassment for example but overall his policies and danced their agenda and people were willing t

media, others took time to celebrate a er.ing rights trail bl this is how voters pay visit to susan b. anthony in rochester, new york. she helped lead the movement eventually giving women the right to vote. voters left their i voted stickers on her head stone. in 1872 anthony illegally cast her vote and was arrested. she died in 1906, the 19th w amendmench guaranteed a woman's right to vote wasn't ratified until 1920. >>> now w want t check on our forecast with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, eun. i don't know about you, i vote for ne. let's get a little fine weather back into the region after two soaking wet days. finally a little chance to dry things out. national airport has had nearly two -- or two inches of rain in the last two days. we need a little bit of sunshine back in our lives. t hasn't turne cold. temperature still 58 degrees in washington with a light west wind. it will be a ratively mild day. don't confuse the mild weather. it is coming fast. i can't promise you a bright blue sky start to finish, but no rain chances for today and most

but first after casting their ballots yesterday, dozens of voters flocked to susan b. anthony's in upstate new york and placed their "i voted" stickers on her headstone. it's become some of of an election day tradition. anthony was arrested for voting almost 146 years ago. you're watching "early today." 'se buffalo wing's been around. dozen wings. and did you know that geico... (lips smacking) offers mo... (coughing) motorcycle insurance? ho-ho... my lips are burning. (laughs) ah... no, my lips are actually burning. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. see how much you could save at geico.com. it's too hot. oh, this is too hot, mate. it's too hot. new listerine® ready! tabs™ aren't gum, mints, or marbles. seriously, what is this? if you guessed they're tabs that turn into liquid as you chew, so you can swish and clean your whole mouth instantly, then you were correct. and that was a really good guess. nice job. gives skin the moisture it needs and keeps it there longer with lock-in moisture technology skin is petal smooth after all, a cleanser's just a cleanser unless it

complacent about this election coming up what we're hearing from some of them online this is susan b. anthony list the organization that is an anti-abortion rights advocate group they write it under trump two justices were appointed to the supreme court to respect the constitutional right to life they also then go on to say that there's been twenty ninth circuit court judges and fifty three district court judges confirmed thanks to president trump so and for the people that you talked to was anyone able to reconcile the things that they saw as being pro christianity. pro the bible with the way that trump has lived his life. you know some people didn't try to rationalize president trunk then apply you know biblical stories about how god has used sinners in the past but quite frankly there were other people who very realistic about the relationship that it was a quid pro quo and that this isn't really unprecedented in american politics many people on the left would be frustrated with president clinton's sexual harassment for example but overall his policies and danced their agenda and people we

. >> yes, so you wouldn't know susan b. anthony and we heard of those sufragets.now what important role sojourner truth played in actually getting right to vote. she was one first to talk about the intersectionality of black women who not only had to abolish slavery first. but also needed to get the right to vote to be heard and get control over their lives. the same with harriet tub man. she escaped dlaifery, and went back to get other slaves free. and she never gave up. and what made her journey so powerful to me was the pure empathy she had for the people that she was fighting for. she said, "i heard their cries. i heard their screams. i felt their pain, and i would give every drop of my blood to free them." i mean that was the unbelievable strength and courage to put herself in danger every day. and then after all that, she went on and did speeches around the country for suffrage. >> trevor: before i let you go, one of the most important questions everyone wants to ask you is whether or not you're running in 2020. now, that's a question i've heard you answer o

>> the susan b. anthony list tried to run a couple of ads on facebook.y got stopped for trying to run pro-life ads. this is up sane. facebook has a lot of work to do. liz: we'll let you know if facebook respond to our requests for comments. like this. for the past 15 years, chubb has identified ways that we can strengthen our safety measures. and today, our hospitals have some of the best patient safety records in the country. now, we're constructing new buildings that will define the future of piedmont and chubb is here, insuring our expansion. two million patients a year depend on us. and we depend on chubb. comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond f

. >> thiss how voters paid tribute to susan b. anthony, who eventually gave t women right to vote. in 1882he illegally cast her vote and was arrested. >>> now a journey to citizenship more than a century in e making. >> david culver introduces us to one of t newest americans. > on a day when the power of citizenship is exercised at e polls, 13 people representing 12 nations raising their right hand to join one nation, the united states of america. among them, this woman. e says she is 106 and six exact., to be that would put her birth back in 1912. woodrow wilnin w the presidency that year, the "titanic" sinking to the btom of the atlantic and tokyo washington its first crop of cherry trees.el maria me it's a dream that started with her late husband. after he passed sev years ago, she became more determined than ever to make it to this day. as she received naturalization paermpers, her family embraced her with lovewh does this mean for your family? >> for me and my family, it's a dream come true. >> reporter: she has 18 children and she's lost count of how many grandchildren and gr

morning, the attorney general quoted not only martin luther king but also abraham lincoln and susan b anthony. and consistent with that observation, last september, attorney general sessions made the following pledge. which i found very inspiring. "we will protect students' free expression from whatever and of the political spectrum they may come." that commitment comports with the famous statement attributed voltaire,ar -- to which is i may disagree with what you say but i will defend to the death your right to say it. even for space that is antithetical to our own civil liberties ideals including in a current case right here in the district of columbia. we have sued d.c.'s metro transit system for censoring my amongong others -- milo others. i have heard complaints that attorney general sessions and other justice department officials have not in fact done the counterpart, they have not publicly opposed campus suppression of expression by pro-civil rights activists or other nonconservative perspectives so i was very heartened this morning first by whichs opening remarks in she strongly criti

anthony, thank you. >>> an election day tradition in western new york carried a little more meaning this year. see how voters honored a legendary fighter for women's rights. anybody know whose grave that is? susannthony stickers. we will explain. >>> if you're on the grow or on the go, you can do whatever you want. subscribe to our "cbs this morning" podcast. go wherever you like to go to download our podcast. you try it on two and a half hours of sleep. much more ahead. you're watching "cbs this morning". ♪ what's so special about jacksonville, north carolina? it has one of the highest birth rates in america. first time holding her was life-changing, that's for sure. in 18 years, a four year degree could cost over $200,000. college, retirement? college, of course. my retirement will be pushed back to ensure that their education comes first. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. (man) hey portal, call rory. happy birthday! (woman) awww, you remembered! (man) of course i remembered, you're my sister. (woman) what'd you get me? (man) uhhh, i got you...this! (woman) it's half dead. (man) just like you! (woman) oooooh! wait until your birthday comes. [man laughing] each o

will not have thrust upon the a lecture about women's rights after the style of susan b anthony and her click. miss barton does not belong to that class of women." she does not react to this well. in her lecture she includes this. "that paragraph does worse than misrepresent me as woman it maligns my friend. it abuses the highest and bravest work ever done in this land for either you or me. you glorify the women who made their way to the front to reach you in your misery, and nurse you back to life. you called us angels. who opens the way for women to go and made it possible? who detested through opposition had openly claimed women should have the rights and privilege to exercise them. the right to own property, her own children, her own home, to her freedom of action and personal liberty. upon this other women claimed the right to the courage if only to go to an army camp and drag the wounded men out of the trench to save them for their country." for every woman's hand that ever cooled your fevered brow, give food to your finished bodies, -- i wish i could say they rose in a standing o

so amazing suffragists like harriet tubman, susan b. anthonystephen: not only running but the female voters actually made a huge difference this year >> let's talk about that because the right to vote is so important and we saw it in full force in this election. you have stacy -- stacey abrams fighting so hard today to make sure every vote in georgia counts and she's going to make sure there's a recount and everyone's voice is heard. this book is for our kids to read so chirp know how important their voices are. this right was so hard to earn and that's why stacey abrams is the suffragist today. she's making sure every person's vote in georgia counts. we are having recounts in florida, georgia and arizona and my dear friend is ahead by 2,000 votes! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you have been saying for a long time now you don't want to talk about 2020 because you're concentrated on 2018, midterms are over, what are you concentrating on now? is there another election that you might be concentrating on, senator? for now? >> well, so i do th

people put i voted on susan b anthony's grave. they put it on the woman's grave, she was the first woman to vote. she worked tirelessly in the women's sufficient rage movement and people paid homage and she inspired many generations to come. >>> and three more states legalize marijuana for recreation appal and voters in massachusetts legalized and missouri they voted for it for medical purposes. ten allow it for recreational use. >>> for more on the elections including a live look at the results, head to ktvu.com. >>> the san francisco giants have new leadership. the man chosen to lead the operations and the teams he's worked for. >>> lets look at the sunshine across the bay. our meteorologist has the forecast as he continues to look for rain. you know when you're at ross and you realize it's time your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters? yes! that's yes for less. stop stealing mine... never. the perfect sweater makes the perfect holiday gift. and it feels even better when you find it for less - at ross. yes for less. ...to fin

it caught my attention when i saw 146 years ago today, susan b. anthonyvote in the usa. of course, it was illegal. she was arrested. and she was find $100. she refused to pay. the 19th amendment gave the boat to the women 100 years ago and there is a record number of women, 107, in the u.s. congress. in 2016, with a woman running for president, look at what happened to her great grave site. >> women are going to be very excited when ivanka is president 2024. how many cheeses can you name in 20 seconds? in milwaukee bucks fan was put to the test. she did pretty well. let's listen. >> marscapone. buffalo. smoked whipped cream cheese, cottage cheese. brie, feta, monster, colby jack, colby. >> colby jack! greg, i know you are not allowed to eat cheese. >> that's actually a hate crime where i come from. >> are you triggered? >> i'm triggered by cheese. i have to go to the background . >> did she win? >> what >> yes, she did. >> one thing i learned is when a phrase in sports gets overused, it gets picked up by political analysts, like this one. leaving it all o

this is how people paid tribu to susan b. anthony in new yoe.helped led the movement eventually giving women the right to vote. people placed the i voted stickers on her headstone. in 1872 she illegally cast her vote and was .arrest she died in 1906. the woman's right to vote wasn't ratified. hink a lot of people get out the vote. >> got to vote, otherwise, no smplaining. skave been trying to clear out a bit during the overnight hours. it will be a pretty starto the day here in washington. skies have cleared out. yesterdayorning at this time you couldn't even see the monument. have a nice clear view of it morning.y this it will be a much more pleasant day to spend some time outdoors today than it has been the last few days. 53 now in washington. e west.re light out of it will stay that way the rest of the day. the old northwest winds of ovember will be back for the weekend. sob ready for a very chilly second half of surday and a cold sunday. right now it is a chilly 39 in manassas. 49 in gaithersburg. 54 in frederick, maryland. 54 in winchester,

. >>> and as has become tradition, women placed their voting stickers on the grave of susan b. anthonype cemetery in rochester, new york. she was arrested for voting illegally in the 1872 presidential election. she continued to fight for a woman's right to vote but did not live long enough to see the ratification of the 19th amendment in 1920. >> powerful. >> very cool to see and watch. you were covering a race in georgia where stacey abrams was looking to make history. >> they're still waiting to find out. don't speak too soon, willey. >> she could have or may become the first african-american to become governor in history. >> it's amazing on the campaign trail when you hear them say how other women have inspired them. >> a lot of young people watching saying i can do that. too. our first logos to a mixed outcome on election night for a nevada brothel owner. he won his race to become a state assembly man. on the other end, he was dead. hoff died on october 16th at his bunny ranch after a weekend of partying for his 72nd birthday. his body was discovered by porn star ron jeremy. he rem

susan b anthony, has knocked on 500,000 doors for me. the national right to life is endorsing me.hey give joe an f grade. i think you got to be clear about not trying to have it both ways. i would never demonize anybody that disagrees with my point of view. i was raised to respect the sanctity of life and i'm proud of that. i will never disagree or demonize anyone the disagreed with me. it is as simple as that. moderator: mrs. brenton. mrs. brenton: i have 10 children. so, the idea of contraceptives is something that i'm very much interested in. [laughter] are there days i want that to be retroactive? if the heaven and the dishes, probably. of course contraceptives should be affordable, of course they should be widely available, let's make sure they are safe and effective and make sure that people know how to use them properly and if you choose to have 10 children as my husband and i did and that was our goal, then great. but if that is not the choice that you want to make for your family, then you simply make a different choice. but let's make sure there are not unintended conseq

some of the women i highlight are well known like elizabeth cady stanton and susan b. anthony.ess well known people like sojourner truth or harriet tubman or alice paul or inez mulholland. ida b. wells. each of them did something extraordinary. we are going to be 100 years since america had the right to vote for women in twenty twenty. so telling that story now it's really timely. it's also timely because of what just happened in this 2018 election. the fact that so many women have been marching, since president trump was inaugurated, showing up, going to town halls, doing sit-ins, doing vigils, trying to be heard and being heard at the ballot box. and being heard as candidates. we saw some amazing women win across america. who are changing everything. lucy mcbath won in a seat that was lost last cycle. as a black woman who lost her son to gun violence, her voice was not only passionate and authentic, but it was a new voice. and a voice that people wanted to support. and that's why she's going to congress. >> and again, congress, the democrats flipped it. the democrats also fli

not complacent about this election coming up we're hearing from some of them online this is susan b. anthony list the organization that is an anti-abortion rights advocate group they write in that under trump two justices were appointed to the supreme court to respect the constitutional right to life they also then go on to say that there's been twenty ninth circuit court judges and fifty three district court judges confirmed thanks to president trump so and from the people that you talked to was anyone able to reconcile the things that they saw as being pro christianity pro the bible with the way that trump has lived his life. you know some people didn't try to rationalize president trant then apply you know biblical stories about how god has used sinners in the past and there were other people who very realistic about the relationship that it was a quid pro quo and that this isn't really unprecedented in american politics and many people on the left would be frustrated with president clinton's sexual harassment for example but overall his policies and danced their agenda and people were wi

susan p. anthonyublican candidates for senate matt rosendale in montana and marsha blackburn in tennessee. ads were pulled by facebook yesterday and they say this is the sixth time they've had an ad campaign shut down. a sample of one of these paid political adds. >> phil bredesen is two extreme for tennessee. we have pro-life champion marsha blackburn running for senate voting to ban partial birth abortions. she values life. >> tom cotton tweeted facebook going all in to cover for liberal phil bredesen. retwoet to spread the add to facebook banned and vote marsha. as for facebook the social media giant insists it does not have policies that prohibit pro-life speech. it has a policy that requires for ads for or against certain issues. they said neither of the ads violate facebook's policies and they shouldn't have been rejected. the ads have been restored and now running on facebook. other pro-life ads were blocked in arizona and iowa recently depicting children who survived premature birth. this is a

in new york state got their right to vote and exercise their right to vote thanks to welcome susan b. anthony as well. donald trump, our president came to my hometown city use that, new york. first time a president has been in our district and use that in 7utica. donald trump and eric trump and donald trump jr. coming in tomorrow. they are showing our region how much forgotten men and women. outsider like me put in office and hopefully put us back in again just like the president an outsider who stood for people. i'm a working, own a small business, small business owner. i have 100 rating from national federation of business always have even in my time in the state assembly. it's really important that we bring small business owners together. this has been an incredible two years for a small business community. for the first time in many, many years, in decades, we have season actually an increase, the tax cuts and jobs act, in spite of what the democrats say have been phenomenal. 98% of the people who live and work in our district either work for or own a small business. the increase in jobs.

's susan anthony was with cady stanton laney measures biscuit-- miss behaved badly in the way they treated douglas, especially stand with gracious-- racist epithets, not just a douglas, but black man. a were fed up and did not want to wait any longer and they wanted women in the 15th amendment, but everyone with one eye open understood that women's suffrage in the 15th amendment never would've passed. everyone knew that, but to stanton anthony at that point it was put us in or you can have your country back. the listed have that choice but to many moments in his life when he has to make decisions and choice about this political if the shoe or that political issue or that strategy or that strategy and it's often the horns of the dilemma. >> whited british supporters hope douglas by his freedom and not british abolitionists mac two reasons. he spent 4587 about-- east was in the british isles, huge turning point in his life. easter to buy a hero most of the time in ireland, scotland and britain. it made him a patron saint. he only lived four months there and they had to monuments to him. craz

their profile includes suffragists like susan b anthony and african-american entrepreneur madam cj walker. this was recorded at the tattered store in 2008. it is 40 minutes. >> thank you and good evening. i am honored to introduce charlotte and jill. they are the authors of "her story." we first moved to denver, i often describe her as the energizer bunny of women engineers. i do not know anyone who is busier. whether it's in her professional life, or for her efforts on behalf of women in technology. the same can generally be said about charlotte, although she comes from a different aches.. -- from a very different professional experience. with a background in communications, she has been instrumental in an organization