are the gandys too relevant in today's india? >> it's a huge challenge for the gandy family.he kind of politics they represent or seem to represent is under serious challenge for the first time. they're being questioned not just as a family, but for brand gandy and what it is seen to represent. i think that has never happened in such a sustained manner as it has. >> reporter: so this election could well be a decisive one for the gandy dynasty. as they fight to regain their influence and their identity. bbc news, delhi. >> the results due a week from now. >>> some people find keeping fit as they get older a real challenge. that's not the case for 95-year-old olga godelko. she discovered her passion for the sport later in life. the retired teacher from canada first took to the athletics track at the age of 77 and hasn't looked back. this year she became the oldest recorded female indoor sprinter, high jumper, long jumper, triple jumper at the world masters athletic championships. she told the bbc that age should not stop people getting into sport. >> after 17 years of competiti

solange knowl gandy, gan >>> welcome back, a magical, season over for the clippers. >> yes, perhaps they one really knows, by the racist rants of their owner, but the clippers lost falling to the oklahoma city thunder, the score, 104-98. >> but there may have been a bigger moment for the team, owner sterling is not leaving. he rejects the nba's lifetime ban, refusing to pay the $2.2 million fine the league slapped on him. a letter reportedly sent to sterling by the league also promises retaliation if the punishment is not r oescinded. >> shelly sterling got the ball in her court. she drops the bomb when she files the divorce papers. and that really is because then the case, including all of the sterling's vast amount of property become the jurisdiction of a divorce court in california. >> because california is a community property state where things are divided 50/50 figuring out who gets what, including the clippers could take years, leaving shelly sterling in a strong position and she knows it. she recently reveals to barbara walters while she wants a divorce, she is strategically hold

maggie conversations with great minds i'm speaking with kim gandy eleanor smeal and jodie jacobson and. perhaps representative of i don't know some some dimension of our media of american media and certainly kind of the frat boy male aspect of our media over on that one back show they did a little clip about race based on a questionnaire that the government's. put together you know sent out to women and to find out you know have you been assaulted have you been you know hot where what has happened and let me just play here. with. sex with. sex with me. you have sex with me. ok yes well that's great repeatedly asking for sex to get sex is the same as rape that's. great thanks you should have sex with. that's rape i kid you not acting sad to get sex is the same as rape that's frowny face to rape. yes it's true those are real examples from the survey now those things. annoying. but is convincing someone to sleep with you because you're sad the equivalent of a sexual assault and that's just absurd. well first of all my read of the report cannot come to the same conclusion as you're going b

they worked with us over the course of several months in developing information that would help jim gandyand the weather team bring the impacts of climates change to life for their viewers. we went to evaluate wlosht it made a difference. we surveyed local tv viewers beforehand and a year later and what we learned from that evaluation is that jim gandy's viewers learned more about climate change in the course of one year than did viewers of any competing stations. that's pretty big news in my business. we're currently teaming now with noaa is -- and nasa and yale university to test this on a larger scale. we're testing it statewide in virginia currently. we're always simultaneously trying to scale this up. the educational materials we've developed, climate matters, we're trying to make them available to every weather catastrophe in every climate in america. so should they embrace this they have the materials they need to do so that's where the third assessment comes in. the information in the assessment provides the foundation for us to develop information for tv weather casters across th

role plays throughout our society joining me now for tonight's conversations the great minds are kim gandy former president of the national organization for women and current president and c.e.o. of the national network to end domestic violence eleanor smeal former president of the national organization of women and current president and founder of the feminist majority foundation and jody jacobs editor in chief of our age reality check thank you all for joining us. if i can start with you eleanor. i want to start out by to. going about this the shooting almost immediately women across the country. and this discussion began more so than anything i've seen in some our times it was very it was a very instant take your thoughts on what was it that was so resonance i think it's cumulative it came at a time when we just had had the white house report on sexual assault on campus one in five women are victims of sexual assault on campus it's it came at a time when the women's groups on campus have had it. they want something done and then i think it's it's cumulative beyond campus that women are

gandy is their senior meteorologist. and they worked with us over the course of several months in developing information that and the weather team bring the impact of climate viewerso life for their in columbia, south carolina. george mason was to evaluate whether or not it made a difference. we surveyed local tv viewers beforehand, we surveyed local tv viewers a year later. from that ised that jim gan's viewers learned about climate change in the course of one year than did viewers of any of the competing stations. that's pretty big business, pretty big news in my business. currently teaming now noaa and nasa and the american meteor lodgic society to yale university to try test this on a larger scale. we're testing it statewide in virginia currently. we are also trying to scale this up. the materials, the educational developed,hat we've which we call climate matters, we're trying to make them to weathercasters in every community in america, so should they wish to embrace a role of climate educators, they've got the mate

we surveyed local tv viewers a year later and what we learned from that survey is that jim gandy viewers learned more during the course of one year in an did the competing stations. that's pretty big news in my business. we are currently, george mason and climate central, are teaming up with noaa and nasa meteorlogic al association. we are simultaneously trying to scale this up. the materials, the education and materials we developed which we call climate matters, we're trying to make them available for weathercasters to every community in america so should they wish to embrace a new role, the role of climate educators, have the tools to do so. and that's where the third climate assessment comes from. the information provides the foundation for us to develop broadcast quality materials for tv weathercasters across the country. so i'll actually close by saying as we've been here today, as tom carl alluded to, the president has actually been conducting interviews with tv weathercasters somewhere here in the white house. i don't know where i think he chose to use his time well because he is