the other signals housework. so, liberated women warm the hearts and other parts of most radical men, and women's liberation signals housework. hmm. what is she talking about? >> specifically how liberated women is alluding to women who fought for sexual freedom as the number one priority. >> yes. remember, on monday we talked about sex? sex, drugs, rock and roll. all those liberated women? remember, we talked about how it did not escape men that a liberated woman could be a woman who was available for sex? thanks to birth control, 24/7? sex without marriage, sex before marriage cozy housekeeping , arrangements as in, i am living with this chick, and you do not want a doormat who is going to lay down and take what ever. you want a liberated woman. so, the liberated woman has sex a lot and a career, something that can be fitted in with the household chores, like dancing, pottery, or painting. that is her career. dancing, pottery, or painting. it is ok to laugh. [laughter] on the other hand, women's liberation is h

the other signals housework. liberated women warm the hearts and other parts of most radical men, and women's liberation signals height -- housework to the moon. what is she talking about? women sought for sexual freedom as the number one priority? >> remember, on monday we talked about sex? itber, we talked about how did not escape men that a liberated woman could be a woman who was available for sex? 24/7?th birth control, housekeeping arrangements as in, i am living with this chick, and you do not want a doormat who is going to lay down and take what ever. you want a liberated woman. so, the liberated woman has sex a lot, and a career, something that can be fitted in with the household chores, like dancing, pottery, or painting. it is ok to laugh. [laughter] ok, liberated women and housework. you think this is triple yield -- trivial? it is perfectly reasonable. why should we share the housework? them this long list -- yes? all the ways she says, why don't you do this housework, and he says -- hmm, not so much

i was in the houseworking on something. i just saw him go by. what are you going to do? >> cops were everywhere. they did a fantastic job. they really were. there had to be five cop cars up and down the street. all around the river. >> reporter: now the boy is described as having been wearing leather gloves. this of course happening on monday in the dead of summer. now, the suspect again a 13 or 14 year old boy wearing dark jeans, a white t-shirt and black leather gloves. police say two hours before that incident the resident actually that same resident reported another boy knocking on the door and asking for somebody who didn't live at the home. police right now they're looking into weather those incidents are connected. that's the very latest whoever in collingswood. back to you. >> thank you. >> turning now to your fox 29 weather authority. here's a live look at center city tonight on the first night of this week when you haven't needeneeded an umbrella and yout be weeing very much either. chief meteorologist scott williams is here now with a look at the nice changes.

we work with primarily latina women as well as the filipino and china community who do domestic housework. and recently i've been working with a lot of the women who are doing outreach to let people know about their workers rights and know about the historic goal bill of rights, workers rights. and in talking to folks out on the street, you know, we've encountered people who are making $5 an hour taking care of children and really think about how it is -- how difficult it is to live in the city so expensive at $5 an hour. you know, the domestic bill of rights entitles people to overtime pay and we're really trying to get out there and let people know their rights. and, so, we really need your support. right now we have the opportunity of showing the rest of the state of california that we can bring worker and employers together to provide justice, a dignified workplace in the home, and that's the work that we're trying to do. so, we really need your support in supporting campos's request. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is loraine [s

i am fine if the systems will housework to do, but first and only i felt as if i had huge lesson in a lot of energy to keep on working. >> martha john, did you have any flashbacks when jill abramson was fired quite you know, top female executives leaving. was there any comparison? >> i assert my watch these high profiles tories. it's interesting to me that was such an amazingly -- that was a story that created a lot of buzz. everybody wanted to explore that in the gender conversation about that has been significant about style, workstyle. i have found that those conversations are incredibly important and i do think there's a real issue about the standard that senior women are set to in terms of how they can share with the guys from all about. we are getting better, but we have a lot of conversation to have. i do say that it does open up a workplace in "the new york times" and other media and assertive rough-and-tumble. they use the word rest. i am of the mind that a leader needs to be very careful about style. man or woman is you are the one in power. if you are the one empowering use

who wants information about homes will stop current homeowners use zillow to see how much is my housework. trulia caters to people interested in buying houses. it to different audiences and that's part of the reason these websites will operate separately. helped rakeman who the story and cory johnson in new york. and tom stephanie ruhle keene spoke with the zillow ceo about this deal. they started by asking him [audio difficulties] >> they spent only four of that on them combined. we have a long way to go to achieve what we perceive to be our ambition, which is to sell more media. >> aren't the two of you already dominating and capturing the online advertising dollars? -- >> the real estate advertising online tends to go to a long tail of local real estate sites, including tens of thousands of real estate sites in any given city. that in the aggregate aggregates a lot of consumer audiences. so they are probably the best-known national brands but it's a very fragmented space, especially at the local level. >> what is your ultimate goal? we heard that you do want to as twollow and trulia se

houseworkers, have been doubling as grief councilors. at least four parents have died of complications because of their ordeal. and others were killed in further violence by the group targeting their community. paul said that his wife died shortly after the kidnapping of his twin daughters on that fateful day. >> it has been a terrible time. i can't sleep. i'm left alone with four other children, and now all i have is faint hope. >> with neither a negotiated deal or a military rescue apparently in sight, many are wondering if the girls will ever be back. aljazeera, abu ja. >> coming up tonight on the newscast, a legal showdown from the affordable care act, we'll take a look at the two rulings that strike at the heart of the healthcare law, and plus, bringing a pay phone into the 21st century. how new york man's to make 10,000 public phones useful to a new generation. all of that can and more. and we hope you'll join us. >>> tonight, a freeze frame from the costa concordia, the ship on its side. it has been raised from the sea bed, and ab

the houseworking on several bills including one that changes the reporting requirements for the endangered species act. votes throughout the afternoon. the house voting now. live coverage you can watch on c-span. the senate is in recess now but they have been debating the nomination of robert mcdonald for the next veterans affairs secretary. final vote on that scheduled for 2:45 eastern today. later this afternoon senators will return to work in a passage vote in highway and transportation programs. you can see the senate live on our companion network c-span 2. >>> good afternoon and welcome i'm president of the atlantic council. we're honored to have with us today foreign minister of kpr n ukraine pavlo klimkin. it almost seems such an understatement to say at a critical time for his country, existential time, critical time, historic time for his country and international community. some people talk about asymmetrical interest, some have more interest in ukraine than does the west, europe and united states. the atlantic council doesn't believe that. i think a lot of others join us in unde

. >> interesting results from this, also, in terms of who does the housework.e was this study last year, that got a lot of attention, that hinted that couples in which men do more of the housework or at least their fair share, actually have less sex. and that turns out not to be true. i'm pretty sure it was a rumor started by a guy who did not want to unload the dishwasher. >> it's a good one! >> but i think that speaks to something that jack just raised. as women gain in education, they are not actually raising their risk of divorce. that has been a long-standing fear among a lot of women. and it was based on the fact that it used to be true, up until about the 1990s. but one of the things that "the times" piece points out, is that for the last couple of years, couples where women have equivalent or greater education than their husband, have more stable marriages than those where women are lagging behind. and that's reassuring. >> and even where there's a working husband and a working wife, the working wife still does on average 25% more housework than child c

she gets up, she does housework, clerical duties, so she makes her living inside this home.e does the house keeping duties in this home. she does not veer outside. sometimes in the middle of the night, she'll go out to get exercise, but nothing during the daytime. >> sounds like a lonely life. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> still to come, president obama set to ring in the fourth of july next hour and a special honor for some of the nation's service members. the cadillac summer collection is here. ♪ ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this all new 2014 cts for around $459 a month or purchase with 0% apr and make this the summer of style. it can help your business save money. false. the truth is when you compare our fastest internet to the fastest dsl from the phone company, comcast business gives you more for your money. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. >>> a unique group of u.s. service members, that's how president obama sums

. >> it's more important for me to just ignore the housework sometimes and give my kids attention so new "washington post" essay called "i blamed my wife for our messy house, i was wrong for many reasons," clint explains how he did a total 180. >> melody and i had a pretty candid conversation about it and eventually she just said, i can either wash the dishes or i can, you know, help nora learn how to walk. it's either this or that. >> reporter: and while many feel this article is spot on, the edwards have also come under fire. one person writing, "there is never a good excuse for living in squalor or dirt." >> we still vacuum. the kids still have chores. we're not living in squalor. >> reporter: now with clint helping with dinner and laundry, melody says life is easier, though still a little messy. >> i don't look at my house that she's done something wrong. it's evidence she had an important day. >> reporter: inspiring the clean freak in me to take a little break and enjoy what's most important. >> maybe daddy will do the dishes tonight. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: for "good morning am

when we got to the conference, the decision was made by the conference chairman to set the housework aside and take up senator dodd's product. from that point on, as my memory goes, it was not too much of a bipartisan process. i just note to all my colleagues that serving on several committees, some with a very strong tradition of bipartis bipartisanship that we began dodd-frank, whatever the end result was, i think approximainn that was appropriate for what we were trying to accomplish. but in the end, i don't remember the minority having much input, mr. chairman. maybe you remember things differently. with that i yield to the chairman. >> i think the gentleman's memory is quite vivid, notwithstanding the fact i recall being there for about 24 hours, but yes, the gentleman's memory is correct. does the gentleman yield back? >> a bill only reflects how it's put together. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from new york, ranking member of the financial institution subcommittee. >> thank yo

the house and senate both meeting today for legislative work at 2:00 eastern of the houseworking on 16nder suspension of the rules today, including one dealing with air fare fees and one on sanctions against north korea. the senate will vote this afternoon on number of nominations and later this week in the senate, highway funding. you watch live coverage of that debate here on c-span2 and the house over on c-span. one item still on the congressional agenda, how the u.s. should deal with immigrant children crossing the u.s. border and we're asking you on our facebook page, should congress pass southern border legislation before the august recess? 164 of you say yes. 41 say no. phil is writing in on facebook. he says americans need to get rid of this. do nothing republican congress. this is the worst republican congress in american history and, next week, the do-nothing republican congress will go on vacation with pay for a month and do nothing. shameless. and patricia weighs in as well. then they are only there for 12 days before they go back into recess for the elections. you can resp

said a decision on the conference meeting comes after a pack of gop jude-out the -- leaders on the housework. we will keep you updated on any developers. you can go to our facebook page and weigh in on your thoughts. we are asking about the pulling of the border no. money for illegals. tammy response, postponed occasions until the job is done. also on twitter. for ericthe last day cantor as majority leader. earlier on the house floor, he addressed his house colleagues in his farewell comments as majority leader. mr. speaker, it's been an honor and a privilege to serve as majority leader of this distinguished body. i look around this remarkable chamber and i see so many friends and colleagues who have inspired me and who have inspired this congress to do great things for the american people. walking into this building and walking on to this floor is something that excited me every day since i was first elected to congress. as it should. not one of us should ever take for granted the awesome honor and responsibility we have to serve our fellow americans. this is a privilege of a lifetime. i th