filed a $60 million gender discrimination suit against her former employer kliner perkins caufield and byersnture capital firm that has backed google twitter, and amazon. >> you've got people who are used to not following rules and they don't know where the boundaries for behavior are. it works for them in one aspect of their careers. >> reporter: the lawsuit claimed among other allegations that there were unwanted sexual advances in the workplace. retaliation against her after ending an affair with a married co-worker. and uncomfortable conversation about pornography. >> do you think the free-wheeling, write the rules as you go along, kind of disruptive culture of a lot of tech firms, that while they may unleash creativity do you think that environment can conversely lead to bad behavior in the workplace? >> they take risks and they build product and people like and it they get rewarded for it. so it's natural for them to bring it into other areas as well. >> reporter: the company claims it wasn't a boys' club that got pao fired, but poor performance. a sense of entitlement and not being a

but it's delaying the deliveries in overseas byers have canceled thousands of orders.t from bangladesh. >> reporter: here at the giant factory thousands of garment workers hurry to fill honored. it's what they have to do to survive. but these days, once honored is finished instead of being delivered, the clothes could easily just end up sitting around in storage. that's because of violence like this. bangladesh's opposition wants elections and it called for a transportation blockade to press their point. that's led to violence that's killed more than 100 people this year. buss and trucks have been burned. the government blames the opposition who deny their involvement. many of those dead are drivers of these buses and trucks. >> translator: my vehicle is insured, but so what? if i get killed on the road by a petrol bomb. then will the insurance bring me back? the insurance can buy a new car but it can't bring me back to my wife. it won't stop my children from becoming orphans. >> reporter: with drivers afraid to work, the garment industry has suffered. >> translator: i

joining me now is doctor tim byers. welcome. >> thank you. it's good to be here at.t us discuss that i take vitamins for a number of reasons, which we can get into shortly. my doctor has prescribed them. but first over to you guys in the medical profession, you guys realize that people who ate a lot of fruits and vegetables had a lower incidence of cancer. so if you are healthy and you take a lot of vitamins, you would also have lower cancer rates, but that is not what you found. what did you find? >> what happened was based on the observation that you mentioned, people that eat more fruits and vegetables have lower cancer and we figured maybe it is the vitamins in the fruits and vegetables. so over the past 25 years we have prevented cancer prevention scientists, they have conducted large-scale studies in which we divided people up into those, can we gave vitamins or placebos. and these dozen studies have failed to show any benefit and that is the good news, the bad news is that in several of the studies is an indication that they actually had higher cancer rates. w

metro employees, riders politicos, perhaps the most memorable congressman don byer. >> i can tell you that i believe people should always trade in and trade up office. sam: it is a trade up. these cars are about $2 million each and metro has 528 in the current batch from kawasaki's lincoln, nebraska plant. >> the cars look great. sam: employees were excited and metro riders, too. >> more spacious more convenient. >> rush hour can't tell where you are and we have all of those visible notices that are up to tell you what the next station is, which sides the doors will open on. sam: on board was metro's customer service rep that pointed out gone is the carpeting and there's a new color scheme. >> hopefully they'll notice not only the nonslip flooring new comfortable seats potentially with lumbar support which is the new thing for our riders but also notice there's a new car smell in this train. sam: and even more. >> you got short legs. actually, not bad. >> i'm 5'6 of -- 5'6". sam: riders will notice a big difference. metro bought 528 cars in the first batch. second replaced all the 1,0

venture capital firm kleiner perkins cow field and byers alleging the company failed to promote her becauseit. >> reporter: telling yahoo! global news anchor katie couric this week she's proud of her stand. >> hearing so much support from so many people has been really rewarding. >> reporter: according to the census bureau the median income for women is nearly $11,000 less than men. in silicon valley an even greater divide with men bringing in nearly $35,000 more than women with the same level of education. and when women negotiate, researchers have found it can even have a negative effect. >> ask yourselves what would you do i weren't afraid? >> reporter: taking negotiating off the table seems to be the opposite of one of the central themes in facebook coo sheryl sandberg's book "lean in." she encourages women to ask for what they deserve in the workplace. >> success is every single woman out there feeling fully empowered and having the tools to dream any dream and know she can make it come true. >> reporter: for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis abc news phoenix. >> let's talk about

ana: y felicidades para anthony byers en la florida con 14 aÑos.icidades a todos! y bueno, la carrera por la corona de "nuestra bellecita latina", cada vez mÁs reÑida, se viven momentos de tensiÓn y angustia. hoy el detrÁs de cÁmaras. karla: ustedes deciden los caballeros, ¿vanidosos o tradicionales? vamos hasta la gran manzana con nuestras amigas de nueva york. >> el hombre que se cuida, es lindo,pero que se vea que sea hombre hombre, no me gusta el hombre que se arregle. >> que se arreglen, que se vean bien, que se hagan la pinta del dÍa, su trenza, su manicure, su pelo, las cejas, que estÉn limpios, estÁ bien. >> inteligente, detrÁs de la inteligencia viene lo demÁs, me posan tradicionales, no me gusta el metrosexuales. >> me gustan los hombres metrosexuales porque se ven bien. >> le gustan los hombres metrosexulaes, que se arreglen las uÑas y huelan rico. >> los tradicionales, porque son mÁs machos. karla: escrÍbenos a nuestras redes, cÓmo les gusta mÁs! a mÍ los tradicionales. ahora la pausa, y regresamos! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ana: como en toda cel

discrimination lawsuit she brought against her former employer, venture capital firm kleiner perkins caufield & byersshe was a woman. >> i have told my story and thousands of people have heard it. >> reporter: telling yahoo global news anchor katie couric this week she's proud of her stand. >> hearing so much support from so many people has been really rewarding. >> reporter: according to the census bureau, the median income for women is nearly $11,000 less than men. in silicon valley an even greater divide with men bringing in nearly $35,000 more than women with the same level of education. and when women negotiate, researchers found it can even have a negative effect. >> ask yourselves, what would you do if you weren't afraid? >> reporter: taking negotiating off the table seems to be the opposite of one of the central themes in facebook c.o.o. sheryl sandberg's book "lean in." she encourages women to ask for what they deserve in the workplace. >> success is every woman out there feeling empowered and having the tools to dream any dream and know she can make it come true. >> reporter: rebecca jarvis