. >>> no woman had nor influence on passing title 9 than tennis great, billy jean king.ight and told vern glen she'll neverstop fighting for equal rights. >> the thing i fought before since i was 12 or 13 is equality. and i viewed tennis as my platform. and that's it. i just continue to fight for equality for every human being. by gender, by race, people living with disabilities, sexual orientation. i don't air. everyone deserves to have a great life and dignity. and we need to be kind and good to each other. and i will continue to fight for that until my last breath. >>> baseball handed out monopoly money and mike trout just passed go. the angel in the outfield has a new deal that will pay him $430 million over the next 12 years. $20 million less than joe latham paid for the entire warriors team in 2010. >>> a bad man coming to the oakland coliseum. raiders have signed. a suspension for a hit on his new teammate, antonio brown in 2016. brown tweeted tonight "just talked to king. ". " >> the raiders needed a little attitude on defense. it's a perfect player for them. we'

"><ááácarrie:ááá> there are artifacts, the program from billie jean king's match with bobby riggs.amelia erharts family. the torch carried from seneca falls to a women's march in texas. it's one of two, the other one is athe smithsonian. many items remain in storage because the hall has outgrown its space. but that's about to change. the seneca knitting mill, four times the size of the current hall is being tranformed into the new hall of fame. built when the women's rights movement was born, it will be a world class showplace for the history of american women. jean giovannini, chair of mill rehabilitation project.<"even our small little hall is inspiring and this one will be so much better."> <ááácarrie:ááá>it's here on the third floor that the past and present really come together. visitors can look across the water and see the wesleyan chapel, sight of the women's rights convention of 1848. brennan gilbane koch, gilbane building company<"your company builds skyscrapers and sports stadiums what is it about this project in little seneca falls. there's nothing little about this pro

"><ááácarrie:ááá> there are artifacts, the program from billie jean king's match with bobby riggs.arts family. the torch carried from seneca falls to a women's march in texas. it's one of two, the other one is at the smithsonian. many items remain in storage because the hall has outgrown its space. but that's about to cngl, four times the size of the current hall is being tranformed into the new hall of fame. built when the women's rights movement was born, it will be a world class showplace for the history of american women. jean giovannini, chair of mill rehabilitation project.<"even our small little hall is inspiring and this one will be so much better."> <ááácarrie:ááá>it's here on the third floor that the past and present really come together. visitors can look across the water and see the wesleyan chapel, sight of the women's rights convention of 1848. brennan gilbane koch, gilbane building company<"your company builds skyscrapers and sports stadiums what is it about this project in little seneca falls. there's nothing little about this project. this is a special project that

. >>> no other woman had more influence on passing title ix because of billie jean king. she was at usf last night and said she would never stop fighting for equal rights. >> the thing i fought for since i was 12 or 13 is equality. that has been my platform. i continue to fight for equality for every human being by gender, by race, people living with disabilities, sexual orientation, i don't care. everybody deserves to have a great life and dignity throughout their life. we need to be kind and good to each other. i will continue to fight for that until my last breath. >> good for her. >> mike trout just past go. the angel in the outfield has a new deal that will pay him $430 million over the next 12 seasons. that is $20 million less then the entire warrior team in 2010. that is a bad man coming to the coliseum. perfect is not exactly perfect. he has been fined or suspended 13 times in seven cases, including a three-game suspension against his teammate, antonio brown. brown tweeted out last night. the raiders could use a little attitude on that defense. that is the latest

. >>> no women had more influence on passing title ix because of billie jean king. to play sports, too. she told us she will never stop fighting for equal rights. >> i fought for it since i was 12 or 13, inequality. i used tennis is my platform. that is it. i have just continue to help people. everyone deserves to have a great life and have dignity throughout their life. we need to be kind and good to each other. i will continue to fight for that until my last breath. >> good for her. baseball is not handing out monopoly y.thl in the outfield new deal that has $430 million e worrier team cost in seasons.e 2010. that is a batman coming to the coliseum. perfect is not exactly perfect. he is been fined or suspended 13 times in seven seasons, including at three-game suspension for this hit on his new teammate antonio brown in 2016. brown tweeted out last night, black and silver, baby. raider nation. the raiders could use a little attitude on that defense. that is the latest in sports. see you tonight. >>> a sudden explosion sends a bay area recycling worker flying. what

he challenged 29-year-old billie jean king to a televised match, $100,000 to the winner. there are about 90 million people worldwide watching this match. king easily defeats riggs in three straight sets. one would argue riggs was over the hill, not in great shape. there were arguments that he liked to gamble, but he threw the match. i'm not sure that is proven. this is seen as a victory for women over men, especially riggs, who was obnoxious, vocal in his chauvinism. wasterm chauvinist pig popular in the 70's. riggs came to kind of identify with that. do we have questions? feel free to raise your hand at all. we are trying to cover a lot of ground. feel free to raise your hand if you have questions. >> i have a question about the 1982 e.r.a. i had that section in america in the 70's. when it was extended to 1982, did it die, or was it ever passed? >> this is to get the requisite states to ratify it. the amendment passed by congress, then it had to go to the individual states to ratify it. two thirds had to ratify it to be a part of the constitution. there was a time limit

"><ááácarrie:ááá> there are artifacts, the program from billie jean king's match with bobby riggs.the torch carried from seneca falls to a women's march in texas. it's one of two, the other one is at the smithsonian. many items remain in storage because the hall has outgrown its space. but that's about to change. the seneca knitting mill, four times the size of the current hall is being tranformed into the new hall of fame. built when the women's rights movement was born, it will be a world class showplace for the history of american women. jean giovannini, chair of mill rehabilitation project.<"even our small little hall is inspiring and this one will be so much better."> <ááácarrie:ááá>it's here on the third floor that the past and present really come together. visitors can look across the water and see the wesleyan chapel, sight of the women's rights convention of 1848. brennan gilbane koch, gilbane building company<"your company builds skyscrapers and sports stadiums what is it about this project in little seneca falls. there's nothing little about this project. this is a speci

. >>> this week, we're in philadelphia with billie jean king, pioneer for equal rights and one of thefigures in sports history. >> you have to win. you have to win. >> during our 2014 interview, the 39 grand slam winner reflects on the year she dominated tennis. >> we got a 35-pound gift voucher for winning wimbledon. >> the indescribable pressure of her battle of the sexes match. >> rosie says if you lost it would have set women back 20 years. >> i totally agree. >> and the profound effect her victory had on newly passed legislation. >> it just shifted. i wanted the hearts and minds of people to match up with the legislation. >> in

as tennis gave us billie jean king and the williams sisters we feel that we will raise heros in sailing. we have served an estimated 55,000 people over the last 20 years. our instructional programs alone have served over 2,700 people and provided more than 31,000 hours of instruction this past year. 84% of our youth received partial or full scholarships. 65% are minorities. and we have roughly an equal number of boys and girls. to extend our reach we partner with 64 community organizations and 52 schools. our vision is to provide a best-in-class sailing center in san francisco to change our community and the sport of sailing by providing more access to sailboats and more educational opportunities and more pathways for kids to develop excellence and stewardship and citizenship and athleticism for generations to come. this is a picture of olympic medal winner kayla payne, interacting with some kids from one of the elementary kids in the san francisco unified school district. in order to do this, we do need a long-term lease. the most critical next step in our future is getting this long-t

. >> are there other -- it reminds me of billie jean king back in the day.s a mother of young girls in sports, we want to see more equality and sport. >> and as a viewer of great competition watching, too -- >> rewarding people who are number one. >> exactly right. i love their confidence. >>> coming up, a look at this morning's other headlines including a virginia woman's very lucky day when she won the lottery >>> a beautiful day across the bay area. we are looking at sunshine through the afternoon. now, this morning, clear and chilly. areas of fog. especially for the peninsula, tri-valley and for the north bay. enjoy the sunshine for today. below average temps. we will warm up through the week with temps into the 70s inland by the weekend. upper 50s, low 0s today. partly cloudy, breezy tomorrow then warming up for the rest of the week. tomorrow then warming up for the rest of the week. >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we really pride ourselves on making it easy to get your windshield fixed. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this te

billie jean king. >> she's amazing. >> she's amazing and we're also cooking with one of our favoritesthe cake? will it be buddy? will it be duff? i know sara and i will be tasting. the big reveal coming up on "gma." ♪ (music throughout) tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> four, three, two, one.chee] >>> we are back with the big finale. okay, you got to step away, guys. i know you like to put those little final touches. >> that's it. >> what you have done this morning you'll do every week on your fabulous new show, so tell people what they can expect, duff. >> fireworks. firework, yeah. me and buddy going head to head and baking and making cakes with jeff and ralph. >> i mean, honestly, people have been wanting to see me and duff go head-to-head for years. it's finally happened. the cakes are going to be out of control. really, really. [ appl

"><ááácarrie:ááá> there are artifacts, the program from billie jean king's match with bobby riggs.rch carried from seneca falls to a women's march in texas. it's one of two, the other one is at the smithsonian. many items remain in storage because the hall has outgrown its space. but that's about to change. the seneca knitting mill, four times the size of the current hall is being tranformed into the new hall of fame. built when the women's rights movement was born, it will be a world class showplace for the history of american women. jean giovannini, chair of mill rehabilitation project.<"even our small little hall is inspiring and this one will be so much better."> <ááácarrie:ááá>it's here on the third floor that the past and present really come together. visitors can look across the water and see the wesleyan chapel, sight of the women's rights convention of 1848. brennan gilbane koch, gilbane building company<"your company builds skyscrapers and sports stadiums what is it about this project in little seneca falls. there's nothing little about this project. this is a special pro