have to investigate their own offices there is there was a super complaint produced by the center for women's justice which examined several cases showing time and time again in all sorts of different ways that the police just can't be relied on to be objective and honest about what's going on within the force i would also open up a conversation between women who feel betrayed by the police so that police get an understanding of what it's like and what to be a woman in the city hoping that the police will protect them and use that to inform the strategies and culture change that is desperately long overdue within that institution the british prime minister doris junction johnson has pledged a strategy to tackle violence against women and girls it's june later this year how hopefully you know that sarah ever ever odds mudda might spring around real change in the u k. you know i want to believe that it will but you may recall a few years ago when the me too movement went viral we were all hopeful that that would result in a sea change that would result in sexual harassment being properly acknow

they have to investigate their own offices those there was a super complaint produced by the center for women's justice which examines several cases showing time and time again in all sorts of different ways that the police just can't be relied on to be objective and honest about what's going on within the force i would also open up a conversation between women who feel betrayed by the police so the police get an understanding of what it's like and what to be a woman in the city hoping that the police who protect them and use that to inform the strategies and culture change that is desperately long overdue you within that institution let's get you up to speed now on some of the global developments in the pandemic ireland has become the latest country to suspend the astra zeneca vaccine over fears that her cause of blood clots health officials say they're acting out of extreme caution although the european medicines agency says there's no direct evidence to link the to slovenia has commemorate the anniversary of the country's 1st death from cover 19 or than 4000 people have since perished in the

they have to investigate their own officers those there was a super complaint produced by the center for women's justice that examined several cases showing time and time again in all sorts of different ways that the police just can't be relied on to be objective and honest about what's going on within the force i would also open up a conversation between women who feel betrayed by the police so that police get an understanding of what it's like and what to be a woman in the city hoping that the police will protect them and use that to inform the strategies and culture change that is desperately long overdue you within that institution. to understand the now where leipzig is the only club up with a chance of denying buying in a 9th consecutive title syquest hoping to win at home against frank that's what they only managed to draw it was a 2nd setback in recent days. after they were dumped out of the champions league by liverpool in midweek like sequel hoping to avoid the dreaded european hangover and rack up yet another been does legal win to keep their title challenge on track after a goalless

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they have to investigate their own officers those there was a super complaint produced by the center for women's justice which examined several cases showing time and time again in all sorts of different ways that the police just can't be relied on to be objective and honest about what's going on within the force i would also it open up a conversation between women who feel betrayed by the police so that police get an understanding of what it's like and what to be a woman in the city hoping that the police will protect them and use that to inform the strategies and culture change that is desperately long overdue within that institution. well to the bundesliga now where light is the only club with a chance of denying ironic alliance consecutive title when leipsic was hoping for when at home against frankfurt's but they only managed to draw it was their 2nd a setback in recent days. after they were dumped out of the champions league by liverpool in midweek were hoping to avoid the dreaded european hangover and rack up yet another been does legal win to keep their title challenge on track after a g

they have to investigate their own offices there is there is a super complaint produced by the center for women's justice which examines several cases showing time and time again in all sorts of different ways that the police just can't be relied on to be objective and honest about what's going on within the force i would also open up a conversation between women who feel betrayed by the police so that police get an understanding of what it's like and what to be a woman in the city hoping that the police who protect them and use that to and all the strategies and culture change there is desperately long overdue you within that institution now let's turn to some other stories making news around the world. spanish police have seized $600.00 kilos of cocaine in a nighttime raid in the capital madrid in 2 other cities officials also confiscated cash luxury vehicles and weapons 12 people were arrested including a lawyer who allegedly gave advice on how to launder the money from selling the drugs. a british iranian woman detained in tehran has appeared in court to face new charges of propaganda against

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i think we cannot leave it you know with the lower class women, and lower class individuals to form their own daycare centers forle. middle class women would be left at home to take care of things because there is -- . >> but that's their decisions? >> it's a very good question, i think it's one that a lot of people are asking. i think it's important one because you have to look at education styles at the way you teach children. >> but you know carroll thing i always think about, is that certain family groups like black families, and other ethnic and racial groups have made opportunities for childcare for example. you know grandparents. they assume the major responsibility. babysitting is unknown to many of low income persons block both black and white. in other words there are viable alternatives. we >> mean as the extended family? >> i think so i think so and that it takes on a different kind of function if you will. it can take on a different function than in the past, which has been rather restricted, you know authoritarian. living teaching the terms of mobility for individuals. >> do you think black women a

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for vawa grant recipients, prohibiting religious organizations from running shelters and legal aid centers on the basis of their sincerely held religious beliefs. the democrats' culture war could actually force faith-based centers for abused women to close. h.r. 1620 also expands the definition of domestic violence to include and emotional duress. pulling funding away from combating the violent crimes. this legislation disregards the well-being of women by promoting lofty concepts such as restorative justice. approaches to crimes against women. which are unproven and could force a woman to confront her abuser. democrats know that these are unnecessary additions that jeopardize the bipartisan re-authorization. so why are they choosing to proceed? why are they putting forward this bill with no hearings, no markups in this congress? at the expense of women's safety and well-being? any crime or abuse against any single individual is abhorrent. state and federal laws already protect individuals, women, and men from domestic violence and sexual abuse, and any related reprehensible acts like dating violence and stalking. resources should be targeted to help those women and individuals cope and recover and also prevent further violence

their service center for survivors of sexual violence that you found and how is it supporting some of the women who have been raped in this conflict so they're survivors that manages to get themselves killed there one stop center which is mostly only from around the cities and some manages to walk for days to get to the one stop center specially if they are superbly physically if there is anything severe physical damage so well they will come to their one stop service center and get some medical assistant and emotional support and also it's also read from at work where these women are referred to a safe house where they can stay there for out 3 months be a mortal and mental support but also a refer to the idea hospital if they need surgery or and there are more complicated medical support. finito what help did the women off to pry need most at this time. well i would say they would need who are in actually preventing me from this so it is great these and. these crimes because there is no matter how much support. who after the violence but the bones are still growing and you saw increasing and i

for vawa grant recipients, prohibiting religious organizations from running shelters and legal aid centers on the basis of their sincerely held religious beliefs. the democrats' culture war could actually force faith-based centers for abused women to close. h.r. 1620 also expands the definition of domestic violence to include and emotional duress. pulling funding away from combating the violent crimes. this legislation disregards the well-being of women by promoting lofty concepts such as restorative justice. approaches to crimes against women. which are unproven and could force a woman to confront her abuser. democrats know that these are unnecessary additions that jeopardize the bipartisan re-authorization. so why are they choosing to proceed? why are they putting forward this bill with no hearings, no markups in this congress? at the expense of women's safety and well-being? any crime or abuse against any single individual is abhorrent. state and federal laws already protect individuals, women, and men from domestic violence and sexual abuse, and any related reprehensible acts like dating violence and stalking. resources should be targeted to help those women and individuals cope and recover and also prevent further violence

the advocacy for childcare centers pretty much led by middle-class white women, they have attempted to universities to take on these kinds of functions, they tried to get public institutions to take on those kinds of functions and organizations and so on. at the same time, these organizations have not been able to respond to those demands effectively, and are we asking for the creation of new organizations or are we asking that old organization to take on these new functions? i would rather start with something that we have. we do have a base of family unit , and can we use that family unit in some new ways? it has changed, the family has changed a good deal over the years. >> you would prefer to opt back into the family unit rather than try to transcend the family unit , which is a spontaneous collection of -- >> i would ask for a variety of forms with different people, that's what i am really after, and that perhaps communal living is an appropriate for certain groups. it seems to be most appropriate for the young, not older or middle-aged people. certain racial and ethnic groups wou

other colleagues from other university hospital centers have to cite it to true hold city center complex nation for women under the age of 55 which was then followed by the decision today of to send of bill in to hold a vaccination for people under the age of 60 and so this is obviously a precaution to not put people on necessary or on risk and we have to wait until the agencies have officially looked at the data and have made their recommendations and this recommendation is a for certain groups specially anyone hoping to get a vaccine and considering whether they should get vaccinated with astra zeneca is going to feel very uncomfortable hearing this news i mean how safe is the astra zeneca vaccine really. yes of course people are concerned hearing this news and i think it's also somewhat unfortunate that there are several age cut points and whether only women or everyone is discussed in the public before you official agencies have made their decision if the drac as far as we know has decided fact it is very very rare but it is there it is more likely down what you we normally would hope surfer but the

other colleagues from other university hospital centers have to cite it's true hold city center complex nation for women under the age of $55.00 which was soon followed but a decision today have to send of bill into whole to vaccination for people under the age of 60 and so this is obviously a precaution not to put people on necessary or on risk and we have to wait until the agencies have officially looked at the data and have made their recommendations and this recommendation is a for certain group specially anyone hoping to get a vaccine and considering whether they should get vaccinated with astra zeneca is going to feel very uncomfortable hearing this news i mean how safe is the astra zeneca vaccine really. yes of course people are concerned hearing this news and i think it's also is somewhat unfortunate that there are several age cut points and whether only women or everyone is discussed in the public before you official agencies have made their decision. of the drug as far as we know has decided fact it is very very rare but it is there it is more likely down what you we normally would observe her

the same job that i do. >> reporter: according to the national women's law center women working full time are paid 82 cents for every dollar men are paid. wednesday's congressional hearing also addressed disparity in the ncaa. spotlighted by a women's basketball player who compared the men's march madness weight room to the women's limited accommodations. the ncaa has apologized and upgraded the women's facilities. though rapinoe and her teammates settled part of their lawsuit, they're still appealing a decision on wage discrimination under the equal pay act. kenneth, mona. >> andrea, thank you. >>> some important news for people who like grape-nuts cereal. the company reported a shortage during the pandemic but now post says supplies have returned to normal so it's promising to reimburse customers who paid inflated prices in recent months. >>> fast food could soon get even faster. the company that owns kfc and taco bell is buying a tech start-up to take your order by text message. it tested the technology in hundreds of restaurants. >> two chalupas, please. >>> coming up, a big win meghan markle and her fight

for managing outreach in the latino community. she sees her two biggest accomplishments as founding the women on a mission nonprofit 11 years ago and opening the el camino latino center. women on a mission engages in outreach to build up and empower women and girls spiritually, physically, and emotionally. recent awards she received includes the 2020 heartland united for puerto rico award, the 2017 women of color leadership award, and the 2013 latina of the year. however, gina said she sees her award every day in the success of those she has helped and she credits her own success to the passion and gifts that come out of the south omaha community. also passionate about assisting women and their visions and dreams is the founder and president of the omaha -- metro omaha women's business center, b.c. clark. she continues to inspire women and accelerate their success by creating economic opportunities through programs offered by her center. those opportunities include a monthly business forum, quarterly success series, and vair yus work -- various workshops to encourage entrepreneurs and business owners. in 2014, b.c. also started the business connection nebraska, a loc

in 2015, the first pilot was underway at zuckerberg's wellness center for pregnant women with diabetes. this expanded to a pilot at maxim hall center for diabetic patients. they received funding to apply human-centered designed empathy to the work. what we see with outcomes is that 92% to 93% of the patients have healthier practices and they feel part of a community, which was by design. we recognized that creating a sense of relationship and community is really important in creating experiences for patients that they want to come back to. as a result, 83% of patients felt they were more likely to seek care after attending these. and importantly we saw statistically significant decline in blood pressure among the participants. so this 5 mm mercury of decline in the blood pressure is the same effect that you would see if the patient lost 11 pounds of weight or changed their medication from a less effective to a more effective medication. the same year we aligned with the health network to -- the net metrics where we shifted to how to embed this in a culture change. so as many of you kno

america's story, funding for american history tv comes from these companies who support c-span3 as a public service. >>> created by the moscow documentary film center "american women visit the soviet union" is a report on a 1964 trip by u.s. members of the women's international league for peace and freedom with stops in moscow and several other cities, the anti-war group promoted peace and understanding at a time of tense cold war relations between the united states and soviet union. >> american women visit the soviet union. photographs. sound recorded by petrov and produced by the central documentary film studio, moscow. peace is cherished by people everywhere. the call for peace and friendship among nations has never resounded so loudly and forcefully all over the world as it does today. promotion of peaceful co-existence is no longer the concern only of political leaders. it's the vital task of all the people. the soviet and american public want mutual understanding, and the most varied contacts are developing between the soviet union and america. a delegation much the united states section of the women's international league for peace and freedom came to mosco

for work all together. that hidden number is believed to be mostly women due to having to take on additional childcare responsibilities at home. the national women's law center says if those women were counted, the unemployment rate for women would be closer to 9%. for black and latino women specifically it would be even bleaker. skyrocketing as high as 14% and 13% respectively. without major action, fema workforce participation could face its steepest decline since world war ii. you will forgive me if i'm not in the most celebratory of moods, if i think the contributions of woman, half the population, should be recognized during all 12 months of the year and not just with a pat on the back and thumbs up and you go girl, but with policy that acknowledges that women are carrying this country through this crisis. a sociologist told a journalist, other countries have social safety nets. the u.s. has women. with me now the economy report with the 19th. erin haines is an msnbc. i'm happy to see you. your reporting reveals the economy is not bouncing back for everyone. who is being left behind? >> like you said, it's women. i look at these numbers every month. i t

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and their service center for survivors of sexual violence that you found and how is it supporting some of the women who have been raped in this conflict so they're survivors that manages to get themselves killed their one stop center which is mostly only from around the cities and some manages to walk for days to get to the one stop center specially if they are superbly physically if there is any severe physical damage so well they will come to their one stop service center and get some medical assistant and emotional support and also it's also read from at work where these women are referred to a safe house where they can stay there for about 3 months in the marginal and mental support but also refer to the idea hospital if they need surgery or under there are more complicated medical support. finito what help did the women off to grab a need most at this time what i would say they would need who are in actually preventing from this sort of just great the and complicated medical support. finito what help do the women off to brad need most at this time. well i would say they would need who are in a

curse i live for center here thanks to their inner strength these women have exceptional resistance. is the see this is where i see a miracle and it works in these women version funny version often i cannot even imagine it's possible because the women are brought to our hospital completely destroyed. and dehumanized in force and these women have an incredible and her strength and so they managed to stand up again and fight for their rights for the rights of their children and the community it is all for this greatly encourages me and my team to keep going this simple for what it do to glitching. about how are you. on the way to make his rounds dr mccuaig stops by his patients common room mommy will stay at panzi hospital for a few more weeks as a pregnant rape victim she would not be welcome in high village for the 1st time in her life she's learning the alphabet. he has she feels accepted if my t.v. handy guy in my media am t.v. that was. my only in the hand car window. in the. world. i would have loved to learn to read and write but we had hardly any money. otherwise i would have g

the advocacy for childcare centers has been pretty much led by middle-class white women.have attempted to get universities to take on these kinds of functions. they tried to get public institutions to take on these functions and organizations. yet at the same time, these organizations have not been able to respond to those effectively. are we asking for the creation of new organizations or asking that old organizations formed for other purposes take on these new functions? i would rather start with something that we have. we have a basic family unit. can't we use that family unit in some new ways? the family has changed. >> you prefer using the family unit rather than transcending the family unit in say a commune , a spontaneous collection of -- >> i guess i would ask for a variety of different forms in that perhaps communal living is inappropriate for certain groups. it does not seem appropriate for middle-aged or older people. i would not advocate it for those groups. yet, certain ethnic and racial groups would find it highly inappropriate to use some of these new forms

that's been more true for black women and for latina women who are more likely to be frontline workers. >> reporter: fatima goss graves is the president of the national women's law center. >> we have never been tasked with the really impossible thing of working and care-giving, and in some cases, home schooling, all at the same time. >> reporter: do you think working moms will bounce back in the years to come? >> i think it's going to take time. >> reporter: johnson says once she can send her daughter back to school, she'll be ready to send out her resume. nikki battiste, cbs news, white plains, new york. >> o'donnell: and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a mud slide forces hundreds from their homes in southern california. look at this-- a frightening scene on live tv as part of the set crashes on top of an anchor. and a former college football player makes the save of the day, smashing a windshield with his bare hands. >> o'donnell: a mudslide today forced hundreds of people from their homes in southern california. heavy rain caused the ground to give way in a neighborhood that was hit by wildfires late last year. seeral vehicles we

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for office. indigenous, black, brown women to run for office. we need mature women to run for office. so, we need be represented in every way. in order for the policies to truly center the totality of our experiences. the reason the policies are stated and they don't meet the needs of all women is because there has been like one profile of a woman, one narrative for a long time that was elected. so, people like representative ocasio-cortez, cory bush, and myself, i think are challenging a lot of the represented to lead and omar and many others are dis respecting that. the last thing i want to say is that one of my pet peeves is when the pundits will credit the increased representation of women to like waves or are magic. and i don't want to give short shift to our magic because we have that in spades but i want to make sure that people acknowledge our brilliance and that people acknowledge our labor. you know, we are here and we're not going anywhere. and it has nothing to do with only magic. and it has nothing to do with waves. it has a lot to do with labor and brilliance and it's our time and we're dam good. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> hi, thank you so

of the players are like this is our way or the men's weight training center for example weights squat rack sky. war and the women's was obviously a hotel gym the stack of yoga mats and one pyramid a weight in their legs helps us train we are athletes as well and you don't and that's really what ignited i think the fire for this torment don staley the gamecocks of women's head coach called them out going this inequality have to stop the fact that you know look at this video exacerbate the different the men's and women's like oh you know we got nothing dicks warning that had to step up ours theory corporations shouldn't be filling the gap or the n.c.a.a. is dropping the ball mark emirates supposedly going to have an investigation russian mark wasn't really going to uncover that we haven't already seen so i mean the question i think that is the argument that you always hear whether from sports journalists or all of the or the c.w. itself at times the argument you always hear is that the n c w is that the women's game and by that extension the women's tournament does not make money for the n.c.a.a. is it's not the big

the advocacy for child care centers has been pretty much led by middle-class white women, and they'veempted to get universities to take on these types of functions. they've tried to get public institutions to take on those kind of functions, employment organizations and so on. yet, at the same time these organizations have not been able to respond to those demands effectively. here are we asking for the creation of new organizations? are we asking that old organizations, organizations formed for other purposes to take on these new functions? i would rather start with something we have. we do have a basic family unit, and can't we use that family unit in some new ways? it has changed, that is the family has changed a good deal over the years. >> you prefer to opt back to the family unit rather transcend the family unit, either in the sense of the kibbutz or commune which is a spontaneous collection of -- >> i guess i would ask for a variety of forms for different people, is what i'm really after, and that perhaps communal living is inappropriate for similar groups. it seems to be more

for up to 20% capacity at oracle park and the oakland coliseum. happening today, the worriers are launching women's empowerment month for this afternoon's game at shea centero attend the game via the w. the warriors also delivered more than 1000 hot meals from oakland restaurant to the east oakland community project oakland elizabeth house and operation dignity as part of the home-court assist platform. the campaign aims to empower girls and women through amplifying their voices. let's get a check of the weather now with meteorologist frances dinglasan. >>> good morning everybodmornind it is going to hit the northbay first, right now we are under quite a bit of cloud cover, damages are mild in the 40s 50s, san francisco currently 50, 48, so this afternoon, the rain will hit the northbay first and then it will slide through the rest of the bay area during the evening hours. we will get about a quarter inch of rain. the system is very cold so on monday with the scattered showers, thunderstorms and hail are possible, but looking dry although cold on tuesday. >> figure. and thank you to yo like, seeing my mom. it's unthinkable to me that i can't see her and i

and this service center for survivors of sexual violence that you found and how is it supporting some of the women who have been raped in this conflict so those survivors that manages to get themselves killed there are one stop center which is mostly only from around the cities and sound manages to walk for days to get to the one stop center specially if they are superbly physically if there is any severe physical damage so well they will come to their one stop service center and get some medical assistant and emotional support and also it's also read from at work where these women are referred to a safe house where they can stay there for out 3 months being logical and mental support but also refer to the idea hospital if they need surgery or under their more complicated medical support. finito what help to the women up to brad need most at this time. well i would say they would need who are in actually preventing me from this so it is great the and. these crimes because there is no matter how much support that soup after the violence but the bones are still growing and is to increase in and i be

the south vietnamese had their center ship -- censorship. so it was for women gift, not because this lack of codification, this openness that women could get through what had been the biggest barrier of war correspondents that you were not allowed on the field. we know and love martha gellhorn, but she was not on the battlefield for most of world war ii. she snuck down to normandy but she was not combat because she was not allowed. women were with the nurses. with kate webb and catherine, they were on combat. host: did journalists have to be credentialed and who would provide those things? ms. becker: credentials came from the united states military, press passes. that was essentially to say that you were legitimate. someone was going to buy your work, and you are with and accredited company, so these women went out without jobs. they immediately had to have their accreditation letters. the frenchwoman and the american frances fitzgerald had already got letters saying they would be interested in the work therefore they can get their credentials right away. kate

for women. equality for women, that's what we are hearing over and over again. anchor: around 1000 women have protested in the centernbul against in action over to mystic violence. demonstrators want to see -- over domestic violence. semester's want to see more action. the president has announced a parliamentary commission to look specifically at violence against women. across russia, volunteers have been handing out flowers to women to celebrate international women's day. even the army getting in on the action, marking the day in its own way with the parachute jump. the government -- some say the government has failed russian women. >> in practice, women face violence and they are not protected from violence. the law against domestic violence has not passed and women face discrimination when getting a job. this is blatant discrimination associated with the productive pressure and result in discrimination in admission to work. anchor: the u.s. state department has condemned the attack against saudi arabia and urged the armed group to look toward a cease-fire. >> the houthis in our view, have to demonstrate a willing

as the associate director for the center for aids research, part of my job and passion is ensuring that cis and trans women are represented in research. and that we are forming research design and represented among faculty and doctors. and then improving equity in the physician workforce is a top priority and making the structural changes needed and ensuring that the mentorship is there. there is a vast disparity in representation among doctors, especially in the u.s. and california. and just as an example, latinos make up 40% of the california population, but only fewer than 4% of physicians are latina in california. we have a lot of work to do, but i'm fired up to make change and so inspired by the many outstanding and amazing women leaders in san francisco. >> thank you and congratulations, dr. marquez. and thank you, all, once more for joining us at today's celebration. now please join me in welcoming dr. mirri, vice president of the commission on the status of women. >> good afternoon. i am honored to serve as vice president of the san francisco commission on the status of women. on behalf of the comm