cece mcdonald could face up to 80 years in prison.e're joined by a rai'vyn cross, one of cece mcdonald's best friends, and also katie burgess, executive director of trans geyouth support network. >> thank you for having us on. what is unique about this case, a work for the trans youth support network. we provide support and were founded out of this kind of violence we see against young transgender women of color, specifically. the types of violence that we see are not only pandemic within our community, but all across the nation. we would like to also point out the ways the violence plays out in the courtroom. we see these kinds of legal disparities. the fact that chrishaun is facing two counts of second- degree murder is just unheard of. we're asking the county attorney to drop the charges against her. the way myself and my organization got involved was that we had a relationship with cece prior to this because we are an organization founded because of this kind of violence against young trends women of color. we had a lot of connect

. >> cece? >> just one number very quickly which is we have now created 456,000 jobs in the past 25 months, the strongest 25-month period since 1995, 17 years. so if it you want one area of real hope, progress, in our economy, that turn around in manufacturing jobs is very significant. >> cece. >> i just wanted to add in terms of the labor market for women which is that many people talked about the fact that men disproportionately had lost jobs in the downturn but the other side of it is that as we go through the recovery, men's employment has recovered much faster than women's. there are many factors but two that we can point to in particular. one is that while men are leaving unemployment, women have been slower to leave unemployment. and the second is what gene was just mentioning is that women have disproportionately lost jobs because they are employed in the public sector. even given that they're disproportionately losing jobs in the public sector. that's sort of hampering the recovery in t

on cece's point tell us the latest investment that your company is making and also the concept behind it. why it works for deloitte, why this should be a business model that is echoed around the world at other companies. >> i'm bringing the business side of this. >> closer to your mouth. the dividend for us is really nothing more than a business imperative -- yours is working. we're going to hire this year up to 18,000 people. 18,000. more than half of that will be women. they'll almost all be college educated. so that's interesting. >> that's excellent. [ applause ] >> 18,000 -- we've taken over here. >> good. >> the brave good man is going to sit up a little bit now. so 18,000. so this in the end is really about what will karen was talking about was the business imperative for us. you're not going to get businesses without linking it to a set of outcomes. so if more than half of the women graduating from college are women, more than half of the people who are graduating from advanced degrees are women, you're not going to be a very successful business if you don't have that same rep

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[applause] you can tell them how, because we passed health reform, as cece was saying -- no. [applause] insurance companies can no longer deny our children coverage because they have of re-existing condition, like asthma. [applause] they have to cover reprentative care, things like contraception, cancer screenings, prenatal costs at no extra cost. and because their kids can now stay on their parents insurance until they are 26 years old -- no. [applause] because of that, 2.5 million young people in this country are getting the health care they need. tell them about that. >> thank you. >> you can tell people about what barack has done to raise standards in our public schools and make college more affordable so that our young people can get the education that they need for the good jobs that they need, right? tell them that. [laughter] please, tell them that. [laughter] you can tell people how barack has been fighting for the d.r.e.a.m. act, so that responsible young immigrants who came here as children and for raised as americans can earn a path to citizenship by going to coll