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women and they talk about what your talking about they said who's going to watch her kids martha, robie from alabama who is retiring said who's going to take care of your kids when you're in washington on the road. these questions come up all the time and all i can say is my conclusion is in order to combat that, you just need more women, when women can get their primary, they will get elected but they have to get to the primary and i think you see that's where a lot of that start. >> i was struck by a lot of your book with the democratic and women experiences and there were differences that you assess, share the joy when i look at the democratic side of the aisle and the diversity in the commodity and literally the color because women tend to not wear suits so you see this a path history of america, when i looked to the other side of the eye and see more somber suits and mostly men and i want the other side of the aisle to look like america, i want the other side to be more bright and what comments did you make in the book that had to do with the republican, why can't we get more repub

guess what, if you would have a boy who likes to shop and of rural will want to play roby.nd that gender reveals only saying this is how i'm going to treat my kid. janice: darnell white pants for boys. kelley: a couple of years ago the gap edit toddler t-shirt which was really cute and is that genius. and it was one of the boxes on the table only came in blue and you can only find it under a boys clothes and area.e they could've had the same t-shirt in and confounded if you are under the toddler girls but it was not there. kelley: let's talk about profiles. there are some amazing stories about women that we should know about. we talked about a few that we like. i wasta excited, too big figure it's. tell me about lisa. what did she do and sort of help she's being honored. janice: she was an amazing woman inaz te 1930s discovered nuclear fission. she was the first person to understand the many split and adam, the nucleus of an atom of uranium, there was a big explosion of energy. and then of course went to and led to nuclear energy. and she was not willing to have any part of

>>robi thas gre ia.o is hel maybe we'll put ours on the table tonight. >>> good morning. the coast. highs will drop this weekend with a chance of wet weather sunday. look at what's going on as far as your temperatures today. 50s at the coast, 60s around the bay and 70s inland. tonight, cloud cover coming back. maybe not as much mist as this morning. in the 50s. pretty steady through friday. even cooler this weekekekekekeke >>> many of are you joining us >>> many of are you joining us while you're getting ready for work from home. just like our correspondents reporting live from their living room. >> that's right and our will reeve has been trending all day and all night after the "gma" audience spotted something a little different about his work from homeward robe or should we say lack thereof. how are you doing, will? how are you holding up? >> reporter: i'm doing fine, amy. i'm just here in my home set upfor another day of work like millions of americans who are on video calls all the time now and a headline reminder for anyone who is using zoom, skype, facetime, anythi