. >> in a lot of homes, it's still very traditional the woman does more to have the housework and theaning and all that. >> reporter: many who do attend school were set back by the pandemic. marta is one of them. >> housework is all i could do in the pandemic. >> reporter: but a world away, gloria decided to help. >> so i thought, maybe this is my moment to actually start teaching and really empower these people to learn computer science. >> reporter: she spread the word back home she would teach girls how to wririte computer code. >> girls told me to reach out. the girls were interested. very many of my friends were interested but they didn't have laptops. >> reporter: so they had to figure out how to get computers. >> i had to get a hand-many- down. >> reporter: so spotty wi-fi kept girls away and glairia helped there. >> i have a scholarship thaty w- gives me a stipend and part of it goes towards the girls' internet. >> reporter: a go fund me followed, and so did friends. >> now, instead of teaching one class, we're actually teaching two classes. >> reporter: her program called afr

start to compensate unpaid labor and recognize the cost of care. 86 percent of people who are doing housework at home our moms. and the reason we are not able to get that promotion or get that nursing directory or our kids in daycare is there's not enough support in this country and it's the only country where that's the case. >> direct payments being one aspect of the marshall plan for moms. you heard her talk about the elements of paid family leave and affordablechildcare . workforce retraining from programs and safely opening schools five days a week. this plan got a full page spread in the new york times and a lot ofsupport. are you gettingsupport from capitol hill on this ? >> we've had two bills introduced in congress , and then a bill introduced on the senate side by senator klobuchar and duckworth. the la city council president has introduced a bill in new york city council so people recognize. we can't shorten the economic a plan. the jobs report came out and the reason why we haven't seen this expansive growth is because schools are still not open full-time. people still don't have

it was the wages for housework campaign.ot her phd in physics and my other grandmother was founding a movement, the ideas she was talking about in the early 1970's about recognizing that housework is work, and is labor-intensive, and that society runs on it. we are now having the conversation in the middle of this pandemic, the extent that housework makes things in society go. my parents actually met because my mom got involved in the campaign, and that is how my parents first met. they have long been campaigners for women's rights, particularly with a focus on welfare mothers, senior mothers, caretakers, and focusing on the needs of low income women in a world that devalues low income people. host: let's dig into a little more of the book. the first third is really an introduction to your science, including a chapter called i love quarks. i said i am not sure i can do this interview, but the whole point is making it accessible for people. when you read your book, you can't help but notice all of the superlatives you use abo

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soon turned tempestuous as well 15 minutes in ruben very gus kicked out at gebrselassie earning the housework attacker our red card. braman now had a big advantage which they contrived to squander it was clear why braman have only scored 4 goals in their last 8 league matches they had little trouble working their way into dangerous positions but missed chance after chance what they were not missing was physical commitment. which they may have made a bit too gritty in the 49th minute kris jonquils clattered into flying on leader last night and was shown his 2nd yellow. despite his protests it was back to a level playing field. and with just over half an hour to play out sport made their breakthrough chaos in the frame in box and suddenly an explosion of celebrations for the home side a classic relegation scrap goal from ronny could era he's transferring to a new on berlin next season but this school could help him live on an ounce work history. braman didn't give up though they had their best chance to equalise in the 72nd minute later not a bit in court without the brave just leave bad luck a

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they take care a lot of the housework and home responsibilities, all the domestic labor. thing we can do is just lower our expectations for and others we dothe things. how can i get through the day and continue to build relationships with my children and negotiate to someone supply of that. negotiate where we can sort of tag team and help each other. if you don't have a partner finding your social support outside of your home that can really help you and jump out when you needed. >> people expect as kids went back to school tension and anxiety would be relieved. in fact, what i am hearing is a lot more anxiety. oh my goodness! i am losing control. my kid is going back to school. i don't know what they are going to find. are they going to get sick? i do think there is a sense of giving up control right now that makes people even more anxious. i really like what margaret said about easing back into it. be comfortable with yourself and even going into the school. see where your kids are going to be back in class. connecting >> shout out to all of the dads working really hard

and he opened up to savannah about life during quarantine and what it's like sharing housework with billy good at cooking so doing a lot of microwaving. >> and their couple's children posting it is a challenging stress for the whole family. this follows the split of another seattle-based billionaire, jeff bezos, who ended his 25-year marriage to mackenzie. she walked away with more than $35 billion, immediately making her one of the world's richest people. so far, no word on how divorce will impact bill gates' estimated $124 billion fortune. it's also unclear how the divorce will impact the so-called giving pledge, which the couple helped create, it's essentially a group of families who pledge to give a majority of their wealth to charitable causes. stephanie? >> erin, thank you. >>> joining us now, founder of "new york times" and squawk with box on cnbc, bill and melinda gates, they give away $5 billion a year. does the divorce change that? >> it may not change that. look, this is a sad thing for a family no matter how much money you have. so let's start there because it's an earthquake

it was a war, cuz i ended up having to sphort my family, is was the only one in the houseworking at the i had to take on a lot of hours including school hos so i would be in orchestra and music class while i was serving smoothies to people. and it was very frustrating because you know, working at the same time while being at school, you don't really retain anything so i would take any hours i could and cuz money was short. so i did what i had to do. but then i ended up catching the virus. >> a week after her diagnosis, tiffany started to feel better and thought mybe she sailed rough it but then her held went down hill. >> my doctors almost hospitalized me. i couldn't get out of bed. i couldn't walk, i couldn't breathe correctly. >> tiffany, you were all smiles right now, which is fantastic. so that tells me you are in a much better place. >> i feel like my last few weeks of having covid, i really took that time to appreciate who i was and how what is life going to be like for me. d just take things as it comesk you know, really appreciate the little things and be grateful for what you h

we have the white houseworking to be supportive. the problem solvers on the congressional side. there's a lot of people who know the crisis we have in this country, where millions of americans this time last year were bearing witness, as we will have the aen versery on the 25th, to a brutal murder that ignited peaceful protests in every single state in the nation, of people demanding change, and the federal government has a responsibility, i believe, to deliver substantive, meaningful police reform. >> i want to change topics but what an image you just painted for us, of you three black senators sitting in the strom thurman room. before i let you go, i need to ask you about the notion of creating this bipartisan commission. they argue it would be redundant, there are already hearings and investigations going on into the insurrection. what's your response to that? >> i have seen bipartisan comm commissions over tragic days in our country, unfortunately. we all know the extraordinary job done after 9/11. i was on the senate floor when it was laid siege to, where they had to escape

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things down to like you have to tell a story at a certain pace because the women might be doing the houseworkile watching and you don't want to make it so dependent on just seeing it that they will miss something. she brought the forum radio to television. he brought the first daytime, these are my children, no relation to all my children. that was a flop but the first one so we learn along the way. eventually came back with a successful idea, she brought her massive hit radio soap opera, the guiding light at the time, i love this detail, they brought it tv in a a specific way, they kept the show going, this plot line kept going radio to tv and then simulcast on radio and television so you can listen to them or see them for a time and that was how she had this big hit, it lasted until now that long ago and was the longest-running broadcast show in history because it predated television and radio and then came to television so she went on to have lots of other successful shows and mentor lots of people who went into the same business so she almost had her fingerprints on most shows and daytime

on the floor, as long as the guns apply the speaker's office that you should wear a mask on the houseworkot think it is productive to do what they did. avery agrees with the position, we do not need to wear masks if we are vaccinated. the proper approach is to put up a resolution like leader mccarthy is doing today and talk about the medical aspects which i've been doing about why it is correct for america to not have a mask mandate. host: carol from rapid city, michigan, independent line. caller: thank you c-span. congressmen i want to know about the insurgency. what was their endgame? why was there a gallows? why did people want to hang mike pence? guest: the endgame was to stop the certification of the electoral college votes from all of the states. and change the outcome of the election. that was not going to happen. the former vice president as a friend of mine. he took the right approach constitutionally, to do his job. that was the end goal change the election. we have rules, laws in our country. if we decide to try to go against those, we do not have a country. one of the best thi

down to like you have to tell the story at a certain pace because the women might be doing their houseworkwhile watching and you don't want to like make it so dependent on just being it that they'll miss something and she brought the form from radio to television. she actually the first daytime soap opera ever on television, which was called. these are my children, which is no relation to all my children. that was a flop, but it was the first one. and so that's we learn along the way and then eventually came back with a very successful idea, which was she brought her. massive hit radio soap opera the guy it was the guiding light at the time and very this i love this detail of this. they brought up they brought it to tv in this very specific way, which was they stayed the show right going. they kept it. just the plotline just kept going. from radio to tv and then it was simulcast on radio and television so you could listen to the actors doing it or see them for a time and that was how she kind of had this really big hit to the point where it lasted until not that long ago and was the longes

january, melinda opened up to savannah about life during quarantine, and what it was like sharing housework, so we're doing a lot of microwaving. >> reporter: the couple's oldest daughter, jennifer, posting her parent's divorce is a challenging stretch for the whole family. the gates' split follows the 2019 divorce of another seattle-based billionaire, jeff bezos, who ended his 25-year marriage to mckenzie. she walked away with more than $35 billion. immediately making her one of the world's richest people. so far, no word on how divorce will impact bill gates' $124 billion estimated fortune. >> there is absolutely not a template for divorce of this magnitude. add to that how big and w w big complicated the bill and melinda gates foundation is. we haven't seen anything like this before. >> reporter: it's also unclear how it could impact the so-called giving pledge the couple helped create a collection of wealthy families committing to giving the majority of their wealth to charitable causes. >> you mentioned bill gates' massive fortune. i think you said it was $124 billion. what are some of

start to compensate unpaid labor and recognize the cost of care. 86% of people who are doing the houseworkr moms. the reason why -- are moms. the reason we are not able to get that promotion or get the nursing degree is because there is not enough support. that is the only -- this is the only country where that is the case. host: you heard her talk about the element of paid family leave and a formal childcare and pay equity measures. workforce and training programs and developing plans to safely reopen schools five days a week. this plan got a full-page spread in the new york times recently. and also a lot of support. are you getting support from capitol hill on this? guest: we had two bills introduced in congress. the first was introduced by congressman. -- a congress meant. the second was introduced by senator klobuchar. cory johnson introduced a bill in the new york city council. here is the thing. we cannot shorten the economic recovery for women unless we have a plan. the reason why we have not seen this expansive growth, one of the reasons is because people don't have a plan for how

start to compensate unpaid labor, and recognize the cost of care. 86% of people who are doing the housework at home are moms. and the reason why we're not able to get that promotion or get that nursing degree or have to put our kids in nighttime daycare is because there's not enough support in this country. and it's the only country where that's the case. >> direct payments being one of the aspects of the plan. you heard her talk about the elements of paid family leave and affordable childcare and paid equity measures, workforce re-training programs and developing plans to safely reopen schools five days a week. this plan got a full-page spread in the "new york times" recently, and also a lot of support. are you getting support from capitol hill on this? >> yeah. we have two bills introduced in congress. the marshall plan for moms. the first one introduced by congresswoman grace mang. and a bill introduced by senator klobuchar and senator duckworth. we've had a couple bills introduced in municipalities, l.a. city council president has introduced a bill just this week cory johnson introduced