. >> 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. 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 expectations and 70 was pret

. >> the face of filminism, gloria steinem. believes the women's battle is going on. >> a blue-colour uniform job for a man pays more.

it is a statement that gloria steinem said about viola and what she did here.m that is being rereleased. i think that is the key, the bottom line, the ola was -- viola was a regular person like me and you. amy: some of the marchers remembering those killed for voting rights 50 years ago. upwards of 70,000 to 80,000 people marched over the edmund pettus bridge sunday. here are a few more of their voices. >>we are on the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama 50 years after bloody sunday when hundreds of people marched for voting rights and were eaten down by alabama state troopers. today, the largest crowd -- were beaten down by alabama state troopers. today, the largest crowd sceneen. can you tell your name? >> my name is kimberly bell, and i represent the oldest baptist church alabama. we were founded in 1806, and before the state was, we were. who are these people with you today? >> this is the youth department. amy: how old are you? >> i am 9 and my name is ray bell. amy: why are you here today? >> i am here to march across the bridge in remembrance of my pe

gerri: i think she's going to be writing op-eds with gloria steinem for the rest of her life.my view. >> we call this lawyer lotto. gerri: it totally is. you can't predict what's going to happen. how often do people who claim sexual discrimination, how often do they win? >> i would say over 90% settle. you don't hear about these cases, right? nobody wants that to be in the public view. you can't go and find it. very rarely do these cases come to trial. gerri: arthur, great to have you on -- >> it was a pleasure to be here. and i love that color. [laughter] almost like match a little bit, we're springish we're pushing spring, even though it's rainy and miserable outside. [laughter] gerri: when we come back are for-profit colleges going the way of the do-do? and as more consumers find their voice online businesses are fighting back against negative reviews in the form of lawsuits. we'll have details. but first, here's your consumer gauge with the numbers that mean the most to you. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate r

it reminds me of an interview that i was listening to this weekend with gloria sign steinem.ays can you believe it, it is 2015, and we are still fighting the battle for equal pay for equal work? stephanie: when you look at what women get paid in the united states paid leave, we treat our women worse here then what happens in developing countries. your stored in -- you are looking at this data, and saying you're in despair. with the data, they now say the lookahead is 20 years. is that going to change the game if we have a woman president? not really it takes time. we will have more from my sitdown she worked closely with hillary clinton, the question is that going to translate to a support for a presidential run? ♪ erik: it is 45 minutes past the hour, time for an update of your top stories. going into the cyber security business, they agreed to by blue coat systems. their owner is took them private three years ago. baidu says just like google and apple, it has been researching a smart car and make him out with one this year. they had been working with a carmaker, but will no