first that felt wrong. second for all us jung women journalist in the news< what does that mean? that he has to think that about us for us to get in the field, to get an opportunity, to get a chance? we're there to explain what's happening in the world, and to feel like we had to meet someone else's standard of physical beauty forevermore or we would be banished from tvland was really hard for us to get around. >> woodruff: what is your advice? i asked this question of sheila nevins when i interviewed her last friday, head of hbo documentaries, what is your advice to young women who experience something like this? how do you give them the courage to speak up when they'rer sure they're going to be supported by management or whatever field they work in? >> one reason i was able to speak up is i was surrounded by great mentors and colleagues around me. not all the women felt they had that. so i won't pretend everyone has someone they can turn to. but my advice would be to find