germany's association of women entrepreneurs or v.d.u. has been supporting female bosses and women in the business world for more than sixty years the group promotes female entrepreneurship and lobbies for better conditions for business women at the moment the v.d.u. represents about one thousand eight hundred mainly medium sized companies led by women in areas such as manufacturing and crafts trade and in the service sector together with their companies these women generate eighty five billion euros in sales and employ a lot of people about five hundred thousand video association members are in hamburg for their annual get together on the agenda expanding international opportunities and strengthening networks to raise the profile of female lead business w.'s business correspondent chiodos went to hamburg to cover the event which presents many different ideas to empower female lead businesses earlier i asked what the conference is focusing on. yes as you said the problems are many fold but what they're actually focusing on right now is su

germany is association of women entrepreneurs also called the v.d.u. has been supporting female bosses and women in the business world for more than sixty years the group promotes female entrepreneurship and lobbies for better conditions for business women at the moment the v.d.u. represents more than one thousand eight hundred mainly medium sized firms that are led by women in areas such as manufacturing and crafts trade and the service sector together with their companies these women generate eighty five billion euros in sales and employ about five hundred thousand people in the u.s. o.c. asian members are in hamburg for their annual get together on the agenda expanding international opportunities and strengthening networks to raise the profile of female lead businesses. and our correspondent is at the conference in hamburg covering it for us tio hi it's really nice to see you know let's start with the topic of the conference on the focus because of course it's a very complex problem the gap between male and female entrepreneurs and how it can be clo

that's right and we know that there is a lot of need for ideas to empower women in business world because it is not easy for them now the german association of women entrepreneurs their v.d.u. has been supporting female bosses and women in the business world for more than sixty years the group promotes female entrepreneurship and lobbies for better conditions for business women at the moment the video represents more than one thousand eight hundred mainly medium sized companies that are led by women in areas such as manufacturing and crafts trade and in the service sector together with their companies these women generate eighty five billion euros in sales and employ a lot of people about five hundred thousand people to be exact the video association members are in hamburg for their annual get together on the agenda at this meeting is expanding international opportunities and strengthening networks to raise the profile of female lead business. w.'s business correspondent keeled over went to hamburg to cover the event which presents many different ideas to empower female lead businesses earlier i asked what the conferences focusing. yes as

of women in schools. in recruitments of female law professors, the thatopment of curriculum have focused on women, family, and children. the slow increase in the number of women recruited as associates in law firms, the slow increase in the number of women making partner, a figure which does not today make most of us happy. they brought discussions to their firms and the government about how those organizations could be more family-friendly. several trailblazers introduced the idea of childcare leave to their firms, pay for child care, and flex time. these women helped us, along with carter and others, to increase the number of women in upper level of government. , therest talked about was a number of women serving on the bench. we see that several were and legal groups that focus on women and their families, including the wo here in d.c. there was project that try to educate people about women and their families, some project involving sexual harassment to the establishment of projects like the establishment of the natial judicial program to promote equality for women and men in the court. building women's bar association's was another accomplishment of this andration of women lawy

women and the profession of law. it draws upon oral histories collected from 100 women lawyers s part of the american bar trailblazing. association women's this project was founded by -- the project founders are here and deserve a hand. most of you know them, but not all of you do. the project was carried out on the us possess of aba -- the uspices of the aba's legal commission. since we are in a think tank and i'm an academic, let me start with a project's methodology, which was not of my doing but needs to be explained to you. enior women lawyers, including judges, were approached by the project based on their outstanding accomplishments in a male-dominated profession as well as their commitment to opening opportunities are other women. many of them were recipients of the commission on women's women lawyers achievement award. for the most part, women trailblazers project took oral histories from individuals born in the 1930's and 1940's, women who attended law school in the 1950's and 1960's, a few in the arly 1970's. there were, however, a number who were older. miriam wolf, born in 1916. in new d, shirley segal york city, bor

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but it's no longer willing to follow blindly she started an association to help the casualties of the women's traditional gender based restrictions all of them had to start work as children and marry extremely young only to be deserted by their husbands the roma community ostracizes deserted women but all too often they can't get remarried because the mufti won't approve a divorce. or take it like i'm innocent us no matter what the man does a muslim woman has no say she's not allowed to get angry to talk or to make demands as if she can't do anything then she's like a plant at us to see if there's something and she's supposed to stay that way for me so futile. so be a regards the shari'a as massaging is based on her own experience her husband peter and her parents in law reviled her because she couldn't bear any children. after seven years of this treatment she got her divorce. but many in the muslim community take a far more positive stance on shari'a women among them. eman sees islamic law as a gift she teaches it at the holy school in como teenie and at home to her own three children. but

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american journalists, the national coalition of 100 blam women san francisco, san francisco beautiful, san francisco council of district merchants association, san francisco heritage, mechanic institute, and the vanness quarter neighborhood coalition. we would also like to thank the san francisco wholesale produce market, which has generously donated fresh fruit, so if anyone would like a snack, please take some. i am pleased to introduce tonight's moderator, bob butler. he's an independent journalist on the award winning chauncey project. welcome [applause]. >> good evening. so we have seven candidates running for mayor tonight. london breed is not here because of a scheduling conflict. the candidates will have a chance to present their views on issues affecting the city and to answer your questions about those issues. to submit questions for the candidates, look for a volunteer who is handing out index cards who will collect all the questions by 7:15. where are the index cardholders, raise your hand so we can find you. i wish to remind you of the rule does. no campaign fliers, buttons or meeting materials may be distributed inside the mee

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ramirez is with the opportunity centers united, a nonprofit association that supports the initiative. >> the majority of temporaryer wo are women are "x" people of color. so when you tell employers you can pay women and people of color less, that's legislative pay inequity. >> more sign waving a a u streets. there is opposition from the national restaurantas ciation. they identified themselves here as d.c. restaurant workers and their family members. >> if you're not talking to tip workers, you don't uand to you how did you it's counterintuitive but this does hurt us. >> i don't think any voter in any city anywhere should ever decide on my salary. ever. have votersecided on your salary? >> reporter: it is difficult to say what impact this initiative would have on the district's vibrant restaurant scene. very fewth studies o aspect of minimum wage exists. in northwest washington, jackie bensen, news 4. >> tomorrow the polls are open fr:00 a.m. until 8:00 at night. there is also same-day registration if you wanted to vote but haven't registered yet. this is a closed primer, soou must be registered with a party to vot in that prim

of alabama. she soon joined the alabama equal suffrage association and was a member there. of course 1920, women were allowed the right to vote. and in 1922 she was elected to the alabama legislature. she was basically ostracized by the fine young ladies of selma because they thought it was absolutely scandalous for a woman to be involved in politic considered that to be dirty and for men. she served one term. she was -- she proposed bills for health care and education and when she came back to selma she remained involved in women's voters issues. she is buried right here between her son that died and her husband and the folklore is that she was buried standing up because her husband said she always stood up for her principles. e are now at the grave of; lizine todd dawson, she was the half sister of mary todd lincoln. e and her sister came to the swearing in of jefferson, they met two guys from from selma and ended up marrying them. she believed in the cause of the confederacy. she visited several times in washington, d.c. her sister mary todd lincoln. the last time she was up there, path ent l

of producers considered for commercials. they are working with queen latifah and katie couric to get more women from the content produced. his study by see her, the initiative of the associationys about one third of women in media are inaccurate, demeaning, or biased. they also say positive for trails of women can boost sales by 20%. that is like an of impact that png is interested in. p&g says brands such as always, as k2, and panting will support 212 minute films as part of the initiatives -- two 12 minute films as part of the initiative. p&g spent $7 million last year in advertising. that is a lot of reason to expect able to listen. this is jeff green, you can follow me on twitter at jeff a greinke do can get all of your updates at tic toc. that is some of our reporting from tic toc by bloomberg. it is streaming live on bloomberg -- on twitter. this is "bloomberg markets." i'm julie hyman. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. let's get you to first word news with mark crumpton. mark: thank you to calls are mounting are -- on capitol hill for the trump administration to end of the southern border. that is ahead of a visit from the president to discuss the legislation today. in a speech

i think kelly and some of the other women, particularly associated with the white house seemed they were major forces with respect to president trump making this executive order sooner rather than later. >> i think this is a good first step in repairing what happened the last couple weeks with the story breaking and being so at the fore. i'm concerned about the impact this will have on the republican party going into the mid-terms. it won't get fixed by just one visit. it won't get fixed by just executive order. it will be a series of things that will show republicans are willing to take a stand and get things fixed. so it was a great first step, but i think that's all it was. >> it defaults to congress. these are not trump policies. there has been a long standing decision if you have incarcerated adult, that you can't keep children with them. if you are serious about stopping illegal immigration and not having it be an open invitation to come in illegally so long as you have got a kid with you, i actually would disagree with you. i think the fact that the left pivoted so quickly in wasn

rick was abducted a year ago his family told the association of yemeni journalists that he was tortured saudi authorities have detained another women'sights activist in the week the country issued its first driving licenses to female drivers. runs a charity for young people detention follows the quote temporary release of eight other activists those are the headlines and back with the news hour in thirty minutes stay with us. cairo the morning of monday the fifth of june one thousand nine hundred sixty seven . a day that will change the history of the middle east. a plane is waiting to take off toward sinai. marshall opted hacky mohamed a deputy supreme commander of the egyptian armed forces is making a morale boosting visit to troops deployed on the borders with israel for the last three weeks. than it was of the ship. and no. c.s.e. on what. we have gotten up lemme minute and cameron. out on the. theme of the. but this egyptian show of strength was put to good use by israeli media. memories of the holocaust were invoked to persuade israelis they were facing a threat to their very existence. in a difference where the nazis. grandmot

university, the university of exas at arlington, mccollegeon community college, texas women's university. penny was very active in our waco community. she served on associations, commissions including the following -- president of the texas central museum district, vice president of the austin avenue neighborhood association, chair of the boy scouts award committee, chair of the mccollegeon -- the waco-mccollegeon county commission, historical commission, texas state technical college board of regents, city of washingo parks and recreation advisory commission, waco visitor's bureau board, and waco buildings and standards mmission. fo past eight years, penny has been an integral part of my team that serves our district. she is one of the first three hires i made when i assumed office in 2011. since then she worked at our waco office as our office manager and caseworker. she loved her job and she lovpe being able to serve others. penny was also in charge of handling the military service academy nominations for our office. each year she would compile all the applications and cooinate ith our service academy board, look at applicants. she took great pride of our

women are part of argentina's national team and yet they cannot make a living by playing football. and that's why some women have gone on strike in the past demanding the argentine football association gives them more prominence it's almost as if you know it well there is no equality not even the least you see the difference in the training we do in this type receive we don't have support to compete in the best way. but the main problem is the culture support of the women's league in argentina is mall in fact most matches attract very few fans. but you may know it is difficult for people in argentina to get used to watching women's football some are surprised to see good players society needs to change and accept the fact that women can play to. yes the argentine football association says it wants to give women a bigger role. especially after the national team came in third in the americas cup in the neutral zone you who don't believe. in charge of making it happen was an early minority i think the problem is not only with us but also in the clubs that needs to give women's football a place they deserve and give them support in the possibilities they need to grow i believe in five y

of his presidency. he revealed two women are on his short list. joining me the associatehite house director for office of urban affairs, peter emerson, kaley mcenany, spokesperson for the rnc and a former writer for president george bush. . the president isn't going to be asking his candidates about roe v. wade as he said in an interview with maria bartiromo, although he spoke about that on the campaign trail, what do republicans think he should be asking? >> as neil gorsuch pointed out in his confirmation hearings, president trump did not ask about overturning roe v. wade. i think it's important to separate politics from the role of a judge. i'm hear as spokesperson for the republican national committee. we're a party of life. we regret the fact that 60 american children are not here because of abortion. that's distinct from the role of a judge. the role of a judge is to call balls and strikes. ful i got my juris doctor from harvard law school. the head of the federalist society federalist society who helped president trump put this list together said it is not ensuring

of dutch culture the windmill it's along with juleps and cloggs internationally associated with the netherlands it's been a fixture of the local countryside for centuries but nowadays they're largely out of use but young dutch women and men are volunteering to help preserve the traditions of millis croft which has made it on to unesco's list of intangible cultural heritage. mills are driven by wind power. and that's what krista broken company needs when she wants to grind her flowers she lives near a mill in the northern dutch province of friesland. on a saturday i want to bake some bread and i thought oh we're familiar our favorite so i went here to buy some flour. and a volunteer introduced me to the meal and the showed me around yeah i just know. so when she's not working part time as a purchasing assistant she's training as a voluntary miller duke sundberg is teaching her everything she needs to know classroom learning is supplemented with practical experience. it takes muscles to operate the mill. so when i started to work i wasn't that strong as i am now but yeah i'm getting stronger everything yet. today only about fifty of the netherlands millers are professional the other fifteen hundred work on a volunt

was tortured the association of yemeni journalist is calling for international freedom of press organizations to condemn the crime. saudi arabian state security has arrested a second women's rights activist in the space of three days while i was around me was arrested for posting on social media supporting you know of gerry who was detained on wednesday the arrests come in the week where saudi arabia issued its first driving licenses to women as part of a series of modernization reforms well the leaders of saudi arabia kuwait and the u.a.e. will meet jordan's king on sunday in mecca to discuss resolving his country's economic crisis jordan has seen some of the biggest protests in is with people angry over a proposed income tax law the government has agreed to shelve the hike but still faces a tricky task of balancing popular demands with the need to manage the debt load kuttab is a journalist and founder of the news website i'm on net and he says part of the problem is that gulf countries don't want to contribute directly to jordan's budget but invest in projects instead. well jordan has had their financial aid from many of the gulf countries including saudi arabia and qa

women for san francisco, san francisco beautiful, san francisco district merchants' association, san francisco heritage, the mechanics institute, the vanness neighborhood corridor coalition, and the san francisco wholesale produce market, on behalf of myself, the neighborhood network, the league of women voters, and our thanks to the candidates for participating. remember, none of this matters unless you go out and vote. you can register to vote right there negain the back with the department of elections. you now have choices for june 5th. thank you very much. >> thanks so much for coming out again, district ten. >> thank you, bob butler, kcbs. thank you. [monkeys reeching, birds chirping] [cheering and applause] ausubel: when jon stewart launched "the daily show" as a satirical fake news program and stephen colbert introduced truthiness into the lexicon, little did they know they were foreshadowing the coming fakenstein monster. [laughter] soon, kellyanne conway's "alternative facts" would give entirely new meaning to being pro choice. [laughter] this is the moment of post truth, but really, disinformation warfare is as old as the hills, andnd we're hardwireded for it. we need to look nono furtherer than natu

of people from seeking refuge here in the united states, especially women. human rights groups are expected to challenge today's ruling in court. the aclu and the american bar association warn that people fleeing further in danger.e might be clg a new mayor of san francisco. within the hour, we have updated numbers. they are separated by exactly 1,601 votes. several thousand ballots remain to be counted. complicating the issue as you know, san francisco's rank choice voting method. london got the most first place votes but she didn't get more than 50%. >>> we are one day away from the warrior victory parade. look at the route. it's slightly differe fro years past. it kicks off the same location here at 11th and broadway at 11:00 a.m. up over to 20th, 19th and around park of the lake. we have team coverage tonight. we have a look at the forecast. but first how everyone is preparing for the big celebration. >> reporter: that's right. oakland knows how to do this. three times in the last four years. as you can see, the barriers are out. steve curry is here. this celebration is going to be a little different than last year.e autograph session from star kevin durant. >> i'm

associated women's college. but recently i have heard different things in the press along the lines of, well, perhaps women's schools are really better for women in terms of giving them more opportunities for leadership. and i had always felt. i you're going to be competing in the real world, and being also someone who grew up in d.c. public schools which were co-educated, that you compete with those people -- compete with everyone for leadership positions. but having survived the ten-year reign or terror of a holy oak grad at work who kicked down equally at both men and women, i'm kind of wondering and i'm just wondering what your spiff perspective is on that. >> number one, i think that it really depends on the individual. at georgetown, many students over the years, from same-sex parochial schools who had had a terrific experience of seeing themselves as a majority with all fear mail leadership, during the years that might have been lease confident -- least confident and they arrived completely believing in female authority, female leadership, female power because they had seen it, and for many of them it was sho

speaker, i rise today in recognition of one of minnesota's most incredible and most successful sports teams. the four-time women's national basketball association champion, minnesota lynx. the minnesota lynx started their inaugural season in 1999 with only 10,000 fans to watch in attendance. this year as the celebrate their 20th season, the stands are packed. that's because with four championships in the last seven years, the lynx are a dynasty, one that continues to grofmente while they have many in-- grow. while they have many incredible individuals, they are a true team on and off the court. they are active in our community in the land of 10,0 lakes, but they take their commitment to service even beyond our state's lines. this week i look forward to joining the team at payne elementary school in an event with the samaritans feet shoes of hope distribution. i also look forward to many winning seasons from this group of talented and dedicated athletes. congratulations to the lynx on 20 seasons, four championships and the many more victories that surely lie ahead. you make minnesota proud. mr. speaker, i rise today t recognize an incredible fin

women and the closest thing i would say we were associated with. the witches in europe. we were bad people. as a women's right. activist medea her is fighting to end the system of male guardianship in saudi arabia every woman has a male guardian with authority over her life that your father or your husband or your brother. has total control over your life and destiny. it used to be that he. thought of you to have an education he has to pay it if you leave the country he has still cared if you come to get married yeah still ok and if you don't want to rent an apartment he has to ok at. twenty years guardian is her husband he's also her cousin. and she says she married him because she knew he would allow her to retain her freedom. they have two daughters. when my dealer was younger her father didn't want her to study but her husband gave her permission. section officially a woman no longer needs her guardians permission to study and work says lena ina she's a member of the consultative assembly of saudi arabia the shura council which advises the government on new legislation. in twenty thirteen king abdullah appointed thirty women to the one hundred fifty member

running a vast on lawful system of imprisonment a gulag system or a hundred and twenty thousand men women and children are imprisoned pursuant to a system of guilt by association this is a regime that is investing heavily in its tools of death while thirty percent of its children continue to be malnourished. there's been so much talk about this meeting in the build up to it you know before it was like is going to happen is it now and now all the political diplomatic and you know nuclear details do you feel that this side though has been overshadowed i mean not just the by the president himself but by the media in general and that ultimately the people of north korea who are suffering at the hands of kim jong il and don't really seem to have a voice. the ultimate measure of inner korean re console. peace and perhaps reunification of the korean peninsula will be the impact it has on the people of south and north korea we do not trust the d.p. r. k. regime for good reasons they do not trust us the president has signaled that this is going to be a process we will likely see multiple summit meetings it is very difficult to add new issues to the agenda later on in t

would contend that there is a lot of other things that you would look at and women are participating in fairs for political reasons that aren't necessarily associated with women's rights, suffrage or equality across the years, and that understanding their experiences help us understand something about culture and society at times. >> professor abigail, from carroll university, wisconsin, thank you very much for being with us. series, 1968:ek america in turmoil, is available as a podcast. you can find it at c-span.org/history. history tv,ican u.s. army command & general staff college professor brian steed talks about the impact of world war i on the middle east and how the outcome of the war continues to play a role in present-day conflicts. he explores the defeat and dissolution of t

of cases. serial murder, mass murder, cases involving professional athletes. >> reporter: the next day, two women, possibly associated. one of the victims shot in the head desperately tried to flag down help. >> female seen running up to the bus. she is bleeding from her face. she said she thought she may be dying. >> reporter: police following the trail of blood. they found the other victim inside a law firm. valaria sharp and laurie anderson were para legals. both women were mothers. >> someone took a very good person and left two boys with no mom. that's sad. >> reporter: while expanding their search for the potential serial shooter, police discovered a fourth body sunday, marshall levine, a 72-year-old counselor and life coach found dead in his office. >> we are getting a steady stream of tips coming in. each one is being looked at, vetted thoroughly. >> reporter: again, savannah, here is an aerial view of what police say where the suspect has been found, kor donned off and essentially killed. investigators now tell us one source that the suspect may, in fact, be responsible for six murders. savannah, this case s

associate's and bachelor's degree. >> yang: what sorts of jobs are we talking about? >> so we're talking about welding jobs. we can be talking about jobs in transportation and logistics. we kook talking from women's perspective, jones in health care, professional an technical services jobs. there are many of these types of two-year associate's degree, certificate, certification, licensing jobs that can pay very well if you have the qualifications required. >> yang: beth cobe know your organization works with employers. are you working with the employers to try to get them to look for skills rather than credentials? >> that's right. we are working with employers to get th to think abut skills and credentials. what do you really need to do a job? what do you need start on that job? and what are some of the skills that can be trained while you're inere? we founur work with employers that when they think about that way, when they distinguish between what's required and what's preferred, it opens up the labopool to a variety of candidates who might-- they might have not thought about for those r so it creates opportunities for individuals to get to the good jobshat nicole is describing, and to be able

law who was abducted a year ago his family told the association of yemeni journalists that he was tortured saudi authorities have detained another women's rights activist in the week the country issued its first driving licenses to female drivers. runs a charity for young people their detention follows the quote temporary release of eight other activists accused of communicating with all ghanaians asians opposed to the kingdom those were the headlines here on al-jazeera back with more news in half an hour. fifteenth of may one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. a parade and military might to celebrate one thousand years since the founding of the state of israel. that this public display of power took place under a dog shadow. the previous day egyptian president. had ordered his forces to take up positions along the borders but israel. look at last came in no. and that. by you for the goggled life or so i get done i'm going for the levy. three weeks later on the fifth of june one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. israel launched an all out war against its arab neighbors. after only six days of fighting. to chief total victory. defeating

regime that continues to run a goulog system where 120,000 n, women and children are imprisoned pursuant to a system of guilt by associations of the same family are punished for the perceived offenses of one offender. prisoners at these north korea goulogs are subjected to relentless malnutrition, torture, forced labor, public executions, secret executions: for this, the death rates at these camps are high. >> for those reasons and many others, it's not to say you're against these talks. it would be great. sunshine brings light on a situation. sunshine is the best disinfectant. your report has been made that you have to talk about human rights in any context. >> no doubt. we do not trust the dprk regime for very good reasons. they have breached each and every national agreement they have had. they don't trust us for that reason. it will be extraordinarily difficult to add new issues to the agenda later on. president trump is talking about process, possibly multiple summit meetings. again, as you said, i am in favor of diplomacy. i think diplomacy should never stop. moreover, it's a tool that has never been tested before. l

rare no there are really dilema who are a bit of being a they they they complain but when it is more also on our associate justice the cross-talk are also women and i said i was just a very very quick question for. this i'm going to call it a women's movement you don't buy it you don't think it's necessary in the philippines it's necessary but it has to be caught in a point there has to be it has to be decoupled from practice and ship because the moment it becomes sparked it's on then instead of looking at the problem in a in a in a in a feminist perspective or what the arc is the enemy or me so you need you go back to the issue it's just being said because those who are a part of the movement at the front of them die and says you know those clearing now and closer to two letters on this on back to us in our listeners in the calendar you know when you've got women being raped when you have the president is the most glaring example of the most extreme forms of misogyny of course it is bad enough but that was absolutely the same. that's a problem and i antonio i i hear what you're saying right now i'm just curious because in the last thirty sec

the public opinion of her was that she was an irredeemable scandal. that then associate educated women with scandal. even worse would be said about francis wright, known as fanny. she was a scotswoman who was born in 1795 and comes to america in 1818 and travels around the united states writing travelogues. the views of society and manners in america, published in 1821. it is not a positive review about america. she goes back to scotland, but then she returns again in the company of the marquis de lafayette when he is making his 1824 tour. she travels around the country in very good company, and that exposes her to more american thinkers and she becomes an advocate of abolition, workers rights, sexual freedom -- you can imagine how that went over -- and an advocate of education for women. she founded two different communes. you might have heard the showbook community in tennessee or new harmony in indiana. those were her communities that she eventually abandoned. and she was damned. these opinions, these positions, even having opinions and positions was not viewed favorably, so she was