. >> the face of filminism, gloria steinem. believes the women's battle is going on. >> a blue-colour uniform job for a man pays more. >> gloria steinem has expanded her image to address other social injustices. the activist turned 80. she refuses to let age slow her down or stop her advancing the fight for equality. >> they say the movement is over. >> she was awarded the presidential medal of freedom, she says for the entire women's movement, a movement she reflected on with us in her apartment in new york city. >> you turned 80. there was an image of you with the headline "this is what 80 looked like. i think that followed you every decade for the last three decades. i don't know if you remember this, on your 70th you said "this has the ring of mortality." is 80 terrifying? >> yes, it is in a lot of ways. for me 50 means the end of the center of life which for me has more significance since we have been wrongly valued. 50 was difficult. 60 was great. it was like entering a new free country where you didn't have the feminine

gloria potts. >> hi. >> abc news was there when gloria met shirley's family face to face for the firstime. she believes that toward the end of their marriage, michael was trying to poison her. >> i felt lake i was being poisoned. i, i really did. >> you got sick? >> sick. couldn't hardly move. >> then that's when i turned around and told her, gloria, i can't believe you are saying this to me. i said mother has the had the same symptoms. >> the family of wife number five, shirley, wondered if dr. mike had been trying to poison her too. and you guessed it, here comes wife number four, diana. >> today's date is february 4, 2011. >>en a reco ein a recording, ins questioned the fourth stop on dr. mike's matrimony trail. the wife between gloria and shirley. >> i think the man is dangerous. >> near the end of her in the view, mike's ex-wife makes a chilling request. >> i will be honest with you. if something happens to you. he need to be investigated. >> now two more wives suspect dr. mike was frying trying to p them. one of them says, hold on, that's not all. wife number three, gloria, revea

our guest is gloria steinem, a feminist icon. let's talk about first-world problems versus third-world problems. we talked about the pay gap and other issues, and yet there are places where women are stoned for adultery. places where women can't leave the house without a man, where they are sentenced to gang rapes and honour killings. in places where that is happening. what is at the root, do you think, of what is working for women. >> i think we share the root and it takes different forms, and the root is controlling reproduction. if you want to control refor example you have to control women's bodies. if you want to determine paternity and ownership of children you have to restrict the freedom of women. >> is that a instinct. >> of course not. as far as we know it wasn't like that for all of history. it's greatly increased by racism or caste or class. if you have a race you want to keep pure, quote/unquote, and keep on the top you have to doubly control who women have children with so the women of the superior group are restric

and gloria borger joins me from washington. what drew just said, gloria, incredibly poignant. because of the past. that's why we have separate hospitals where you don't get equal care. it's been built in a bureaucratic system of the past. this is a president who said he is going to take on bureaucracy. he is going to make the government smaller. he has explicitly said this a couple of times. and yet it doesn't happen. >> yeah. he said he is going to make the government smarter. and this is a president, don't forget, erin, who has proposed government solutions to a lot of problems. at every turn, though, we've seen the problems with government. i mean, you look at the roll-out of the affordable care act in addition to the v.a. problems, you know. you look at the irs scandal. even the question of nsa surveillance. was that government run amok? so here is a president who said trust government. i'm going make it work better. i'm going make it work for you. and now you've seen all these bureaucratic problems. and it goes to the question of

but i could not agree with gloria in regards to this.hat they have any reasonable expectation of privacy. the fact about it is this was a hotel. it was a public elevator that they were on the fact about it is solange, i must say, acted certainly out of the ordinary, but as to whether or not weather there is expectation of privacy, no, now there may be something here, greta. that is that the state of new york, or the city of new york could bring criminal charges as a result of this video against solange. >> you know, gloria, i don't know about you. but jay-z, i think this video is great. it's a twist away. great p.r. i think he shows enormous restraint. she looks to me to be intoxicated or i don't know or something. she looks to me shah she is the aggressor. is he actually very restrained. you know, he doesn't even try to defend himself. i agree with you, greta. by the way, i would also like to comment that, ted, you should know, and i'm sure you do know that there could be both a civil case and a criminal prosecution and even the hotel i

gloria, let's talk about that. we don't know how this information was gathered and if she gave it away and whether or not he gave her permission. >> well, don, first of all i understand that she has said that she also sent it to some friends. so if he gave her permission to record the next question is did he give her permission to send it to friends or the public or anyone else. we don't know. she is sending a very mixed message. the statements on the tape which apparently told the nba that is his voice on the tape, are definitely racist statements. and you know, it may not -- it may be that we're going to hear more than from this particular messenger, v. stiviano and about his past. but that she is trying to rationalize and justify now, look, it's his age. he's 80. he's done good things. he's not a racist this is patentedly absurd. what he said on the tape speaks for itself and it's not in isolation. the man has a past history. we're going to hear more about that. >> gloria i have had a follow up for you. you have

last up, gloria who is in her 70s. >> is gloria here? ♪ gloria >> there she is.love to go swimming as their choice of exercise. >> it's the best source of exercise. >> i wanted to give gloria something sporty. this is from aquasphere. it has fun detailing with the side cutouts. this is actually a cover-up from simple sarongs that doubles as a beach towel. it has clever little buttons. >> that is really cute. >> so she's ready to go. >> let's bring all of our ladies out, shall we? >> thank them profusely for all that they do. thank you, ladies. thank you. >>> tomorrow, the amazing neil patrick harris is going to be with us. >> we also have "ambush makeovers." >> everyone has a story, an awesome winesday wednesday wish to everybody out there. because tomorrow is thirsty thursday. >> nice talk >> it's the harvey show. he will let you know, you got a question. a solution he got the answer. it's the "steve harvey show." you can let it go. >> [applause] >> take it away

there you are, gloria. you'll see her up there. great picture of you at colgate university. we know your husband lance was there, your boys were there. an kitie in exciting time for et colgate. not only she worked to get her actual degree but now she's got an honorary doctorate as well. >> wolf, thank you. >> congratulations. congratulations to colgate university an excellent school in new york state. >>> up ahead, nigeria's borno state is a prime recruiting ground for boko haram. cnn went there, met with two informants who say they know where the terror camps are hidden. arwa damon standing by live. anthony bourdain has a new appreciate. he tells us what changed his mind. defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. calcium citrate plus d. highly soluble, easily absorbed. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from fu

dana bash, gloria borger. you read gloria's column, cnn.com/opinion. >>> still to come, explosive donald sterling audio released just minutes ago. >> but i'm talking to a girl i'm trying to have sex with her. i'm trying to play with her. >> the l.a. clippers co-owners says he was just trying to come on to v. stiviano and he was jealous she was seeing black men. more after a break. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare thoughtful combinations, artfully prepared. fancy feast elegant medleys. inspired dishes like primavera, florentine and tuscany. fancy feast. a medley of love, served daily. the shingles virus is already inside you. you should know that 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. >>> we want to go back now to the explosive new audio released by radaronline.com from donald sterling. in it sterling gives a bizarre explanation for his racist rant. he says he was only try to get into bed wi

sorry, gloria. can you just sum it up for us? what does this mean for the balance of power in washington, this election now. what does it mean for 2016, if anything. >> by all accounts, almost everyone agrees, democrats won't take the a majority in the house of representatives. senate, republicans need to pick up a net pick up of six seats. that is possible. i wouldn't say it is definite by any means. way, way too early to take a look and see what's going to happen in november. so much will depend on where the economy is. so many other issues. a lot of issues become local issues. certainly republicans will run against obama care. run against the president of the united states. but moderate democrats will have the opportunity it stay in office. it'll be close. it will be very, very close i suspect, whether the democrats manage to make enough majority in the u.s. >> i will pull a wolf blitzer here. stand by. i will talk a lot about these subjects tonight. thank you. when we come back, more bad news for donald sterling. his racist r

remember, gloria, she has had the balloon in her stomach for four months already.ight want to remove the balloon, you want to keep it. >> i want to keep it. maybe one more month. >> reporter: gloria gets good news. we wanted to remove the ba lall today. we are going to give you more time. >> reporter: if the balloon wasn't there, ooh, lord i would have ate. daisy and kimmy kept video diaries to let us in on the progress. >> end of week two, beginning of week three. i lost a total of 14.whatever pounds. >> i have lost five pound so far. >> reporter: after 30 days, daisy has lost almost ten pounds. >> usually. probably like this much. set my stomach. and kind of keep me going. >> reporter: and kimmy, a whopping 22 pounds. >> i went through easter. not going to lie, that ham was damn good, okay. i did sneak some pieces. >> reporter: when the balloons come out in two months we will be there to see if they're able to keep the weight off. for "nightline," in tijuana, mexico. >>> next here on "nightline," the biggest x men movie yet, features a who's who of hollywood incl

gloria allred and ted williams are here to answer that next. plus, we are just minutes away from a special house hearing tonight. it's about the exploding v.a. scandal. that as the t. it just released ig report sheds new light on the scandal. we will take you live to this special hearing tonight it's on capitol hill. it's come up.

her attorney gloria allred joins me now. so you had this event today. i'm sorry if i don't have my facts right. are you bringing this lawsuit again or just representing the woman whose mother did try to sue sterling? >> bill no, i do just represent the daughter of the 66-year-old african-american woman candice jones who was one of 19 plaintiffs and she helped to organize those plaintiffs to sue donald sterling because of the conditions at the ardmore building apartments which he owned. and the allegations are horrendous. the allegations in that lawsuit that her sink was not repaired. that her toilet was not repaired. that she had no working stove. that there was flooding in the apartment. that eboni jones, her daughter so courageous to continue the lawsuit after her poor mother passed away, may she rest in peace, they had to remove feces by hand from the toilet. the conditions were deplorable. this lawsuit had been brought on behalf of african-american and latino residents of the building. it was resolved. >> in other words, he paid a settlement, right?

joining us is gloria allred and defense lawyer ted williams. gloria, first to you.most two months and the united states didn't get an opportunity to bail. that's not the system in mexico. i think should have a full, fair, fast hearing but things certainly are not moving quickly. your thoughts on this? >> well, that's direct, greta. and, of course, in the united states, the defendant would have a right to a speedy trial. of course, a defendant can also waive and give up his right to a speedy trial. because it is his right and not the prosecution's right. that may or may not apply in mexico. here, there is this whole new wrinkle of a new attorney coming in because the allegation by this marine appears to be that his former attorney, mr. asunni that in fact caused him to lie. if, in fact, that is true. if mr. sunni wanted him to represent that he was never in mexico before, which is what is alleged, and then, of course, it turns out there is evidence that he had been in mexico before, it makes the defendant look really bad. so, of course, the attorney is not really res

gloria allred, always a privilege.inberg, great to see you, as well. >>> next, what happened on t regarding the attacks on benghazi, in libya hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjoy the relief! to your old cleaning ways again not once you've tried mr. clean's new liquid muscle. it's a concentrated liquid gel with 2 1/2 times more power per drop, so a little goes a long way. new liquid muscle. when it comes to clean, there's only one mr. . >>> i want to turn to a question of credibility and it goes back to september 11, 2012, when the assault at the compound in benghazi killed four americans, the questions about who was to blame, then ambassador susan rice said the assault grew out of a protest on the video about the prophet, mohammed. republicans blasted that assertion, and later it became clear that an al-qaeda group was part of the terrorist attac

gloria, the other republican primary tonight. other pivotal one in georgia. the tea party battling the establishment. when's happening there? >> yeah. there's a real civil war in the republican bear and the democrats love it. they think they have a good candidate going forward in the fall. michelle nun who's the daughter of a former senator. you see all these primary candidates here. there are three tea party candidates, two establishment candidates. there may very well be a runoff if nobody gets a majority here but, anderson, you know, what we see going on in this race is that it becomes increasingly difficult to tell the tea party candidates from the establishment candidates because what's going on is the establishment is running very, very far to the right so they can get those tea party voters out because they know that they're also going to need them in the fall. >> and dana, for republicans to take the senate, they need a net gain of six seats. what does tonight mean for that? >> reporter: well, certainly means here in kentucky that it's much more likel

we're talking about gloria steinem. >> sits down with taw "talk to l jazeera." >> gla gloria steinemhas been battled for equality for women. but steinem believes the war against women is still raging and far from over. tonight, a preview her conversation with al jazeera's stephanie sy. >> let's talk about first world problems against third world programs. we've talked about the pray gap, yet there are places where a woman can't leave home wurt without being stoned. or what is the root of what's working against women? >> i 30 we share the root and it -- i think we slayer the root and it takes -- share the root and it takes different forms. we control reprowngs if you want to control the, ownership of children and so on you have to restrict the freedom of women. >> is that a biological instincts that men have? >> no, of course not. it was not like that for 95% of human history, until patriarchy appeared on the scene. and it's greatly increased by racism or caste or class. if you have a race you want to keep pure, quote unquote, and keep on the top, then you have to doubly control who w

. >> and gloria tran in the audience oh, good (clapping) gloria is from john o'connell and going going to mel's college and joyce wang come on up her mother is here and she's going to uc irvine (clapping) and i'm not sure if kelly awe would you is here. no. then those are the $2,000 scholarship winners. we have one, one thousand alicia i know she's here (clapping) and alicia is from john o'connell going to uc berkley >> and last but not least i don't know if victor mills is here okay. well 4 out of 6 is pretty good so thank you so much for the wonderful scholarship winners (clapping). >> and on behalf of the board of education congratulations to everyone. let's get - >> congratulations everyone. >> stand on this side. hurry up, hurry up. thank you. 1, 2, 3 perfect. (clapping.) >> congratulations (clapping) thank you very much. united administers which san francisco the next group are united educators of san francisco (clapping) >> good evening ladies and gentlemen, and members of the board i regret to inform you, your coordinator is out sick so we don't have our scrip award he's we giv

. >> cada una de que personas dicen haber sido estafada por la seÑora gloria. >> yo vine aquÍ, porque>> esta mujer perdiÓ 2600 $. >> para que no estuviÉramos viniendo, porque tenÍa muchÍsima gente, para que no tardarÁ más. ella misma nos hacÍa la limpia con nuestro dinero. >> no sabemos lo que pasÓ. ella me hizo una cita para ayer, y no estuvo. no contesta su telÉfono. >> nos dijeron que utilizaban los billetes de dinero, para pasar las limpias. pero el local continÚa cerrado desde hace varios dÍas. >> aunque les va a regresar su dinero, que vengan a buscar informaciÓn, si la seÑora no parece. que vayan a la policÍa. >> por escrito aclarÓ a noticias univisiÓn 14, que estÁn investigando las transacciones y las prÁcticas de negocio. aunque leer las cartas y predecir el futuro, no es un acto ilegal, es ilegal usar tÁcticas fraudulentas para este tipo de negocio. la fiscalÍa advierte las personas estar en alerta. y hacer cualquier denuncia pertinente. si tiene dudas de la legitimidad de algÚn negocio, podrÉ llamar al fiscal de distrito, el procurador estatal, la cÁmara federal de comercio

. >> the face of filminism, gloria steinem. believes the women's battle is going on. >> a blue-colour uniform job for a man pays more. >> gloria steinem has expanded her image to address other social injustices.

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let's bring in our chief political analyst gloria borger and our chief congressional correspondent dana bash. dana, democrats, what, they've just wrapped up a meeting amongst themselves. what are you hearing? >> house democratic leaders are coming out of nancy pelosi's office saying they don't feel they're anywhere closer, in fact, maybe they've taken a step backwards in terms of what they've been asking for to be able to participate in this select committee on benghazi. it's all about process. that process is incredibly important because it's about access to witnesses. it is about participation and consultation with regard to interviews they're doing and subpoenas. so what we're told is the offer that the house speaker john boehner and his staff gave to the leadership just moments ago was simply not okay. because it says they will do all of this to the extent possible but makes no promises about democratic participation. i want you to listen to what nancy pelosi said earlier today about why democrats are so resistant to participating without those promises. >> either people got tired o

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cnn ice chief political analyst gloria borger explains. >> i would be here if her son was not my son-in-law she is marjory morgue lease. her son happens to be married to chelsea clinton. chelsea is now expecting a baby. >> mark and i are very excited. >> reporter: and her mom may be running for president. >> your son has married into a political dynasty. what is that like? >> it's surprisingly normal. >> reporter: that depends on how you define normal, because the back story of the two families is anything but. >> i'm not saying vote for her because 20 years ago she saved the economy. >> reporter: she also saved clinton's presidency. it was 1993, clinton's defining economic plan was on the house floor and about to die. >> republicans were high-fiving saying it's going down. >> reporter: she was a holdout, a philadelphia freshman who had won by just over 1,000 votes. >> a lot of democrats were talking about changing their vote. >> reporter: that's when the president called. >> and i said, and i will only be your last vote. i know how important this is. >> reporter: he hung up and then watche

scandal, joining us, gloria borger and drew griffin, who first broke the v.a. story. gloria, what's the latest? how much longer can shinseki survive? >> i don't think much longer. you heard the white house official say he's on thin ice, on probation. john boehner would rather blame president obama than blame general shinseki. i think what everyone is looking for is an exit strategy. shinseki is going to deliver his own evaluations of the problem to the president in the very near future. if i had to guess, they're looking for some way for him to resign. don't forget, general shinseki is a decorated war hero. i think there needs to be a certain amount of dignity assigned to this. this is a president probably looking for that way but they've given every signal starting with the president himself when he said he was holding him accountable and starting with signals from the white house it's clear he's probably going to have to leave. >> you spent time going through this preliminary inspector general's report on the phoenix v.a. facility. what's your take? >> my take is ph

now stepping into the debate, gloria allred. in an interview, the high-profile lawyer weighing in on what she believes field rogers murder spree. listen to this. >> the piece of mental illness is male chauvinism. it has been demonstrated and said the american psychiatric a administration to be a certifiable mental illness. >> it is a mental condition? >> yes, and it is dangerous to women's health. i have said that two years. >> we will fax check with you, is this true? >> no. this is no difference then the gun nuts. it is a fractured health care system, they're big enough for a future killer to crawl through routinely. to suggest this is about male chauvinism as an illness. i would suppose gloria allred would say this would be anti-nasa if he killed people saying sh they were aliens. she is laying over her own political agenda. she cannot separate herself from it. >> where is she getting this to say categorically this is a course of mental illness? >> can you imagine they would by gender save your prejudice against a gender, the

. >> let's bring in our chief political analyst, gloria borger, our chief congressional correspondent, dana bash. i want to point out eric shinseki may be coming to the microphone shortly outside of this committee hearing up on capitol hill, the secretary of veterans affairs. if he speaks to reporters, we'll go there live. i just wanted to alert you in case i interrupt brilliant thoughts. that's why i'd be doing that. so hillary clinton, the karl rove -- this whole uproar that has been generated, gloria, has it helped or hurt hillary's potential 2016 prospects? >> actually, i don't think it affects it one way or another. in the short term, republicans are kind of separating themselves from karl rove on this because they don't want to be seen as saying she's got some kind of sustained brain damage, right? but, you know, it does set a narrative which is that the questions about her health, about her age. and you know, we do these things in campaigns. people just throw stuff out there like harry reid, you'll recall, mitt romney didn't pay his taxes. john kerry was an elitist and on and o

let's bring in cnn analyst and writer for politico, maggie and also gloria borger.uch sway do you think he holds on jeb's decision? >> he endorsed romney from an elevator as i recall. he does not hold a ton of sway on jeb's decision as i understand it. what he says about people don't believe we don't talk that much, according to everyone involved, they don't really talk that much about this. i think his brother's experience will have some sway on what jeb does. it's impossible to think that it doesn't. i don't think his brother will be doing too many cajoling phone calls. i think he thinks yes, he should run, he would be a good president. >> gloria, in a cnn exclusive interview, brother neil bush told you that george h.w. bush, the dad, wants jeb to run. mom said no last year on the "today" show. is it time for a family meeting here? >> it might be time for a family meeting. you know, neil said to me, you know, flat out, i heard dad say it, he wants him to run. i think lots of folks in the family would want him to run. one thing president bush told you is something

cnn's chief political analyst, gloria borger, abogood to see y. check my math, there are several hearings already, reports, why now? >> well, look, this is clearly about politics as you pointed out. earlier as you pointed out, there were republicans who thought the white house was effecti effectively covering up the story on benghazi, that they were not truthful with the american public and that they had not really gotten to the bottom of it. but at the very base here we see a select committee that is formed with the majority of republicans on it. and you know they're playing a short-term game here and a long-term game here. the short-term game here is elections, mid-term elections in november. they're not about persuading voters. they're about getting your partisans, getting out your base. what gets out base republican voters? president obama and obamacare, perhaps hillary clinton and benghazi. so that is what this is about. and if they nick hillary clinton along the way, you know she is the favorite candidate to be the democratic nominee at this

gloria borger and jonathan martin.e about this race is that kay hagan is meddling in the race about tom tillis. what is she saying? >> she's talking about his views on the affordable care act. >> trying to paint him as a liberal? >> yes, that's right. trying to bloody him up and trying to get that 40%, the magic number. but you see in north carolina what you saw in missouri two years ago where democrats went in late, jake, and tried to boost todd akin, they did that, got their candidate and what happened? the rest is history. >> she wants a runoff. >> you have course. of course. kay hagan is vulnerable. >> almost as vulnerable. >> that's right. we had a poll in our paper last month. her approval numbers were 44/44. as many folks disapproved as those that approved. that is so key in the state that it drops off between presidential years and off years. a big prop for her. >> we can't understate this. the fate of the control of the senate really does hang in the balance. >> six seats. >> and kay hagan loses and you have a

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