of her work with the suffragist, dorr wrote i published in the paper every scrap of news. and there was always news. accounts of the deputations we sent to the president and aggressive editorials. she and paul worked long hours and did not always see eye to eye. i think that's an understatement. they fought. and they realized after a year that the professional relationship would simply not work. dorr resigned as editor but stayed immensely committed to the fight for a federal amendment. a unique quality of the suffragist was its attention to middle and working class women as readers. and the traumas endured by working poor women and their children. it is here that allender's work can be best highlighted. allender drew for women about women. fellow suffragist inez haynes irwin described allender as having "a keen political sense." i'm going to quote at length from here because it really sums up the unique quality allender brought to her political cartoons. she wrote allender's translated this aspect in the terms of the women alone can best appreciate. her work is full of th

i think you're referring to rheta childe dorr and alice paul. and they had a lot of -- how do i say this nicely? we're talking about women who were control freaks, right? i mean, they were in their positions because they were right. and they wanted to do things the way that they wanted to do them. and so when you have leadership who all believe that they're right, you're going to have some arguments around the table. one of the things that i've been very enamored by especially of late is the way that they kept it private. i mean, they had their arguments. they had their disagreements. but they didn't air their dirty laundry for lack of a better way of saying it. they knew that not everybody was going to agree with their -- that they weren't all going to get along all of the time. but they were living together. a lot of these women were living together in same spaces. so you kind of get on -- i don't know. i live with people. he gets on my nerves sometimes. [ laughter ] so i think that there was that as well. but the thing that i noticed, especia

dorr resigned as editor but stayed immensely committed to the fight for a federal amendment. a unique quality of the suffragist was its attention to middle and working class women as readers. and the traumas endured by working poor women and their children. it is here that allender's work can be best highlighted. allender drew for women about women. fellow suffragist inez haynes irwin described allender as having "a keen political sense". i'm going to quote at length from her because it really sums up the unique quality allender brought to her political cartoons. she wrote "allender's translated this aspect in the terms of the women's movement in terms that women alone can best appreciate. her work is full of the intimate, everyday details of the woman's life from her little girlhood to her old age. and she translates that existence with a women's vivacity and a women's sense of humor. a humor which plays keenly and gracefully about mass a masculine incensability, a humor that is archly unbitter as that of jean austin. it would be impossible for any man to have done mrs. alle

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. >> i don't want somebody else deciding whether linda dorr has surgery or takes a pill. >> reporter: reporting live from washington, d.c., alley sop burns -- alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alison. >>> an open microphone caught president obama in a candid moment with russia's president. president obama asked russia's president for flexibility over nato's planned -- [inaudible] >> president obama also met with korean leaders also to talk about weapon control. >>> on the campaign watch the republican front-runner mitt romney is scheduled to arrive in the bay area just a few from now -- a few hours from now. romney is expected to arrive at redwood city this afternoon for a fund-raiser at the sofitel hotel. purk the event is -- hotel. the event is being hosted by meg whitman. rick santorum won 49% of the vote and half of louisiana '20 delegates. romney garnered 2% of the vote and five delegates. a bay area fund-raiser will be held on thursday at a private home. tickets for that event range from $125 to $2500. >> there's more outrage across the -- >>> there's more outrage

not for million-dollar super pac donations from investor foster frees, and energy executive william dorr. do you think it's fair basically a hand full of millionaires can control the process like this? >> in this particular situation, ironically in the eyes of a lot of people, you have candidates who are now competitive who otherwise would not have been. >> reporter: but, scott, nearly 90% of all super pac ads in ohio were negative, so while super pacs say the money helps get the message out, it's debatable just how informative that message is. >> pelley: on the campaign trail in mississippi, thank you, nancy. this is international women's day, celebrating the accomplishments of women worldwide. in washington, secretary of state clinton and first lady michelle obama honored 10 women who overcame hardship and imprisonment while fighting for women's rights and freedom. they are called the lost generation law school grad who have to serve pizza to make a living it's time to get going. to have th to keep stepping up even in overtime. it's time to start gellin' with dr. scholl's... ... and mi

i think you're referring to rita childe dorr and alice paul. and they had a lot of -- how do i say this nicely? we're talking about women who were control freaks, right? i mean, they were in their positions because they were ri? they were in their positions because they were right. they wanted to do things the way they wanted to do them. when you have leadership who already believe they are right, you are going to have some arguments around the table. one of the things that i have been very enamored by, especially of late, is the way that they kept it private. they had their arguments and they had their disagreements, but they didn't air their dirty laundry for lack of a better way to say if. not everybody would agree with their -- they weren't all going to get along all of the time. they were living together. a lot of these women were living together in the same space. i lived with people who get on my nerves sometimes. there was that and the thing i noticed especially with paul is that they did rise above their arguments and they always had t

gravely injured which affected all of the sell dorrs. >> browne has represented a number of well-knownents including ted bundy and the barefoot bandit. the soldier was reluctant to go to afghanistan after having been injured twice before during deployments to iraq. >> he is accused of leaking thousands and thousands of pages of classified information about the wars in iraq and afghanistan to wikileaks. but private first class bradley manning's lawyers say the charges against him should be dismissed. the lawyers say the government failed to give them documents on the case. manning is facing 22 charges including aiding the enemy. he could be sentenced to life behind bars for that. >>> in a traffic stop leading to a major drug bust in california, check this out, the sheriff's deputy says the woman had 10 pounds of methand two kilos in a hidden compartment inside the car. she faces position and transportation of controlled substances. >>> former democratic presidential candidate john edwards is shaking up his legal team today. they are allowing him to hire his ex mistress' lawyer the one w

bush will also official lynn dorrs mitt romney. in december he said quote romney is the best choice for us. >>> the video you are about to see will make your heart stop. they come to us from colorado where a family tries to make a daring escape from the raging wildfires consuming so much land there. joining us live with this dramatic video is elizabeth fran. tell us about that. >> hundreds of firefighters were battling the wildfire. we are getting up close look at some of the destruction causing these pictures the fire tearing through this home burning it to the ground flames shooting through what used to be the roof. there's video of a family evacuating which looks like it's right out of a movie. >> there it is right here, right here. >> oh my gosh. >> it's okay. we are out, we are out. >> daddy. >> you are going to be fine. >> where is mom? what are you stopping for? >> you can really feel the panic in that child what she is going through. seeing how dark the skies get about 900 homes forced to evacuate because of the wildfire. c

(dorrs talks-two shot) [4]aj is 77..ved through the depression"-nat pop card-(doris) [8]"i remember seeing people standing on the corner selling apples for a nickel."-nat pop the moon"witnessing major &pmilestones...(doris) [10]"and that was amazing...but this near milllnnium 'carddshark' has also accomplished some otheramazing.... feats... -kicking-?((((transition to phe pool?????))))))oris is aa regular at the columbia swim club....(voice only) [11]" keep kicking and keep smiling" 9 decadee of life hasn't been enough to stop her from her favorite activity:(voice only. ) [12]"i would say swimming, swimming, swimming swimming" three days a weekshe starts with a freestyle swim:[13](" (jumping around then says: ) " i feel like i'm 85...laugh laugh"this is one senior citizen everyone...notices.. (lifeguard in the pool) [14]"she's my grandmother at the pool"(doois stands then starts to swim) [15]"i allays hhve a smile on my face when i'm in theewater.."(friend watching) [16]"to see a 91 year old..woman..[17]that comfortable

i am not saying you liked it or disliked it but surprised you with the clarity or can dorr of it? dave gave a very touching question about his own family in various circumstances and instances and i thought governor mitt romney's response about your son was very powerful. >> i agree. >> he was very responsive and very emotional about it as well. very supportive. >> you could see that. i agree with you. >> charlie, what happened tonight as you listened to these candidates did you go away saying that guy really nailed that answer? >> i hate to be part of the course here. i thought they all did a pretty good job. i thought it was great we got -- part of it is the forum. we got mitt romney to reduce his economic plan from 59 as he pointed out to 7 more coherent co gent details which was really good. i don't think you get that at a debate. i will say this i was most impressed with rick santorum. if you listen to the press so much you could say there are gaps on his part where he talks about social issues. i think, because i am not a political strategist. he should talk more about the e

good morning patrice,police say 19 year old alexander song posted the on-line threats pight from his dorrton the website reddit dot com.the messages read.... "i will be on a shooting rampage tomorrow on campus... stay away from the po about his threats.as detectives worked to identify &pthe i-p address... police presence increased on campus. we actually have a rew at college park right now covering gymkhana.we spoke to here's what one student is feeling... 22:22:50i woke up and saw it on facebook so it was crazy no on knewwit was random meesages it didn't seem like it would happen i thouuht it was a prank. questions as to why students weren't notifieddof the threats earlier... in response... the chief said there was no way tt alert students without running the risk of tipping off song.when they arrested the engineering major he was emotionally distraught and in need of unarmed at the time. but this wasn't the first time they responded to this dorm room.a few weeks ago,,police were called after he was making a lot of noise... we're told he was quote, feeling a gilliland, fox45 morning news

. >> los padres pueden darle todo el amor del mundo, no quiere decir que tengan que dorr con ellos. > si volvera al oficio al quedar al borde de la muerte cuando cayÓ en un profundo hoyo de lodo en una obra en construcciÓn. >> un troon sianseÚnte lo vio c fik sandose. >> llegÓ cuando estaba a punto de dÉficvorarselo y lo pudieron sacar despuÉs de 40 ten sos minutos. >> quÉ afortunado que lo hayan visto justo a tiempo. >> si quiere estar informado lo que pasa las 24 horas del dÍa puede visitar noticia s univi n univisiÓn.com. >> vamos con poncho y chiqui les pregunto a ustedes retomando el tema ¿permiten que sus hijos duerman con ustedes en su cama?. >> comentÁbas chii y yo que definitivamente a los hijos hay qu sacarlos a tiempo porque se convierte en un problema. >> seis meses me funcionÓ muy bien. >> ya despuÉs. >> po dime que no es lo mÁs rico. >> es delicioso. >> por lo menos una vez a la semana. >> ay! pero bueno, como dice poncho hay que tener disciplina y que se costumbre en a tener su cama y su cuarto. >> cuando los sacas de tu cucuto, a lo mejor te llegan por tres o cuatro no