the fact that billie jean won.e female won. >> well, the two men in my family left me alone with the match after we saw how it was going to go and watched "bonnie & clyde." but i loved every minute of it. need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. and now you can use zip recruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com. >>> excuse me, do you agree with this women's liberation movement? >> no, i don't. >> why not? >> because i like my life the way it is. >> a woman's place is with a man on top of him in this world. >> there were a mess of housewives, grandmothers. mothers, who felt as if they were not only being left out of this but denigrated by it. that the movement was saying their choices were stupid and dumb. >> having a happy husband and happy children makes us happy. >> they had always been celebrated for having chosen to be a mom and a wife and stay at home.

and we know what happened there, billy jean beat him bad.donald trump is bringing to the table. he's bringing something dangerous, deficient and something very disrespectful to the american people. whether it's african-americans, hispanics or women. his numbers of disapproval are so high, he's building a wall, building a wall against the republican pear. >> -- republican party. >> there's now a tangible woman card on sale for donations for the clinton campaign. is there a risk of overplaying this opposition? >> i think it very clear, secretary clinton is not overplaying it. her experience, her ability, her history, she has the qualifications. we all know that. donald trump can be the i inherited $300 million from my daddy card, if you you'd like, and i pretend to be a billionaire. he could bring that card as well but he chooses not to. >> had is what donald trump said yesterday in california about the ability to unite the party moving into the general election. >> i speak to the people in this room because there has to be unity in our party.

female athletes and the heroin of mine when i was still young and fancied myself a tennis player, billie jean king. [applause] and the national women's party board of directors page here intend the executive director of the houston museum. [applause] house and museum. she has built community and paid for this house repairing every crack pipe and patching every leak in the roof. we are grateful for their stewardship. i know it was not easy. equal pay for equal work should be a fundamental principle of our economy. it's the idea that whether you are a high school teacher, a business executive or professional soccer player or tennis player your work should be equally valued and rewarded whether you are a man or a bauman. it's a simple idea, with simple principles. it's one that our leader of the democratic caucus of the house nancy pelosi has been fighting for for four years. that is one where we still fall short. today the typical woman who works full time earn 79 cents for every dollar that the typical man makes. the gap is even wider for women of color. a black woman only make 60 cents and a

thanks to the massive stars past and present, load by billy jean king who formed the women's tennis associationfor fairness. soccer is every bit on par. what matters is that they be paid that way. let me know what you think. >> look for breaking news on twitter, thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. you're looking live at lake tahoe. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a physical therapist from nanuet, new york... an attorney originally from anchorage, alaska... and our returning champion, a hotel front-desk manager from new orleans, louisiana... [ applause ] and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! alex: thanks, johnny. a lot of you are wondering, will todd be good enough once again today so that he comes back next week as the defending champion. oliver and milton will have a great deal to say about that. i noticed, milton, you wrote your name down with a question mark after it. good for you. let's go to work. now the categories in this first round of play... next... "-phile" coming up in each correct

thanks to the massive stars past and present, load by billy jean king who formed the women's tennis association for fairness. soccer is every bit on par. what matters is that they be paid that way. let me know what you think. >> look for breaking news on twitter, thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. you're looking live at lake tahoe. - yesterday, angela may or may not have figured out that i'm having an affair with her husband. so i just have to wait and see. when she comes in, if she's cold and awkward and cruel to me, then great, it's business as usual. good morning. [clears throat]

>> you know, it is crazy to think, you know, those same songs, you know, alleluhia, billy jean, rosessix, seven months ago, i was just playing in my room for fun, and get to go kind of take that to a national stage and letting millions of people hear it, and knowing that, you know, those songs are the ones that really connect with people the most, it really meant a lot to me that, you know, i might be on the right track with that. >> you are 100% on the right track. and i love that you've overcome some health issues in your live, and living the dream. we will be watching and listening to you, for years and years to come. thank you so much for joining us here in philadelphia. >> thank you so much. >> and take of course still having our big party right here, weaver at least ten more minutes to go into the weekends and all night long with mike and alex. we have, ready for this, a huge announcement. coming up. plus, also, please keep telling us your favorite memories. we love when you share with us, we know you take pictures with the gang, use the #goodday20. here's one. cannot imagine st

>> all right, billie jean won. >> spoiler alert. >> great casting. >> huge. >> remember walking in, i remember howard cosell. >> i'm glad jesse is not here. he'd be like, i don't remember. i was way too young. morning, the disney channel is searching for its next zac efron and vanessa hudgens. listen up, parent, they're casting a wide net as in the worldwide web. they've just announced open casting for the fourth musical." get ready for it. i'm sure i'll do the soothe for my daughter who knows every word to every song. all talented actor, singers and dancers, 14 to 17 invited to submit their best stuff to the disney applause app meaning young stars can send in their auditions from anywhere in the u.s., not just new york and l.a. which is often the case. the audition process opens on april 18th and goes through may 2nd. >> that's going to be something. >> really cool. >> i'll send it in and anyone can apply in i do too. a great thing. which i why i wanted to include thank you. 2 for 2. >>> finally, i hope you like this one. check out this english which by technology and the filters her

that's the name of the upcoming film in which they play billie jean king and bobby riggs.life story for all you millennials who don't know it. this legendary match between king, who was number one in the world at the time, and riggs who was retired, this match sparked the conversation about gender equality in sports and was one of the most watched sporting events of all time. so who won? robin, don't do it. if you don't know, please see the movie. it's expected to hit theaters in 2017. >> but did you know that margaret court played bobby riggs before that and lost? >> i didn't know that. >> and this was the second -- yes. but we don't know what happened? >> all right, billie jean won. >> spoiler alert. >> but great casting. >> it was huge, though. >> it was. >> remember walking in, i remember howard cosell. >> i'm glad jesse is not here. because, of course, he'd be like, i don't remember. >> i don't remember that. i was way too young. >> also in "pop news" this morning, the disney channel is searching for its next zac efron and vanessa hudgens. listen up to all of you pare

female athletes and a heroin of mine when i was still young and fancied myself a tennis player, billy jeane house. and the national woman's party board of directors. [ applause ] >> over the years paige and her staff have built a community and cared for this house, repairing every cracked pipe and patching every leaked roof. we're grateful for their stewardship. i know it was not easy. equal pay for equal work should be a fundamental principle of our economy. it's the idea that whether you're a high school teacher, a business executive, or a professional soccer player or tennis player, your work should be equally valued and rewarded. whether you're a man or a woman. it's a simple idea. it's a simple principle. it's one that our leader of the democratic caucus in the house nancy pelosi has been fighting for for years. but it's one where we still fall short. today the typical woman that works full-time earns $.79 for every dollar a man makes. and the gap is wider for a woman of color. now, if we truly value fairness, then america should be a level playing field where everyone who works hard

billie jean king is in the house. the national women's party board of directors, paige harrington, the executive director of the house and the museum. over the years, paige and her staff have built a community and cared for this house, repairing every cracked pipe and patching every leaked roof. we are grateful for their stewardship. i know it was not easy. equal pay for equal work should be a fundamental principle of our economy. it's the idea that whether you're a high school teacher, a business executive, or a professional soccer player or tennis player, your work should be equally valued and rewarded. whether you're a man or a woman. it's a simple idea. it's a simple principle. it's one that our leader of the democratic caucus in the house, nancy pelosi, has been fighting for for years. but it's one where we still fall short. today, the typical woman who works full time earns 79 cents for every dollar that a typical man makes. and the gap is even wider for women of color. the typical black woman makes only 60 cent

also online, thanks to greats g like billie jean king, tennis has been recognized as a leader in addressingthe wage gap in professional sports, but gender equality goes beyond the money. read more on what tennis gets right, and what more needs to be done.. and children's book author beverly cleary turns 100 today. we've compiled seven things you may not have known about the woman who created the beloved characters romona quimby and henry huggins. all that and more is on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. t tomorrow, we'll talk to napster sean parker about his foundation's push for new cancer research. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and good night.unnc n >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by:>> ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years.u bnsf, the engine that connects us.bn >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take l charge of your financial future. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. fti >> c

just as billie jean king fought for equal pay for women's tennis in the late '60s which led to the u.sis association, back in 1973, equal pay for men and women at the u.s. open. that's 1973, the u.s. tennis association, national governing body for tennis. there's all these sports, all have national governing bodies. u.s. soccer is the national governing body for the sport of soccer in the united states. and it's really being shown up by something like tennis doing this in 1973. and i think you're absolutely right, the popularity of this team, the tv ratings, the little girls who wait by the thousands, tens of thousands, to watch them play and get autographs. this team is so popular. it's going to be very hard for u.s. soccer to fight against them. >> the federation issued a statement that says, in part, our efforts to be advocates for women's soccer are unwavering. this includes leading a successful campaign to introduce women's soccer in the olympics in 1966. the inclusion of prize money for the women's world cup and the establishment and support of the national women's soccer league.

female athletes and a heroine of mine when i was still young and fancied myself a tennis player, billie jean in the house. [applause] and the national woman's party board of directors, paige harrington, the executive director of the house and the museum. [applause] over the years paige and her staff have built a community and cared for this house, repairing every cracked pipe and patching every leaked roof. we are grateful for their stewardship. i know it was not easy. equal pay for equal work should be a fundamental principle of our economy. it's the idea that whether you're a high school teacher, a business executive or a professional soccer player or tennis player, your work should be equally valued and rewarded. whether you are a man or a woman. it's a simple idea. it's a simple principle. it's one that our leader of the democratic caucus in the house, nancy pelosi, has been fighting for for years, but it's one where we still fall short. today the typical woman who works full time earns 79 cents for every dollar that a typical man makes. and the gap is even wider for women of color. a ty

tennis icons like billy jean king and veep -- venus williams did not accept these arguments. instead they fought for equal prize awards in the face of overwhelming adversity and their efforts led to equal prize awards in the u.s. open tennis championships and wimbledon which now provides all athletes, men and women, the respect they deserve. so i am proud to stand in support of the u.s. women's national team and their fight for equal prize awards for equal treatment of the u.s. soccer federation. disparities that exist in these organizations are outrageous. they should be remedied immediately. they should ensure that men and women are treated fairly and equally. and while every democrat has supported that, i hope republicans will stop blocking. because as we reflect on the important meaning of equal pay day, i would note it's not republicans or democrats. all americans across the country should continue to join the growing movement to eliminate discrimination from the workplace. hardworking women, our mothers, our sisters, our wives, our daughters, our granddaughters, deserve

professionals and a heroine of mine when i was still young and fancied myself a tennis player, billy -- billie jeanhouse. and the national woman's party board of directors paige harrington, the executive dir t director of the house and the museum. [ applause ] over the years, pairge and her staff have built a community and repairing for this house, repairing every leak and roof. i know it was not easy. you know, equal pay for equal work should be a fundamental principle of our economy. it's the idea that whether you're a high school teacher, a business executive or a professional soccer player or tennis player, your work should be equally valued and rewarded. whether you are a man or a woman. it's a simple idea. it's a simple principle. it's one that our leader of the democratic caucus in the house nancy pelosi has been fighting for for years. but it's one where we still fall short. today, the typical woman who works full-time earns 79 cents for every dollar that a typical man makes and the gap is even wider for women of color. typical black woman makes only 60 cents. a latino woman, 55 crepts. er