according to jezebel, this should be a source of concern. genie: let's come back to france, where arguably we could say people dress better. let's focus on president francois hollande. he is drawing criticism because he is thought to be perhaps not quite socialist enough anymore. flo: the socialist president has been championing some issues that have been traditionally right wing. this is great, on the front page of "l'opinion." they have depicted him as goldilocks, fallen asleep in a comfortable looking bed, which is the right wing. and the three bears looking at francois hollande, or three main players in the opposition. you can see the small there is nicholas sarkozy. so thrilled tom find francois hollande sleeping in their bed. by stabilizing and stealing ideas from the right, francois hollande is stabilizing the right. people wonder if this is a good political strategy. genie: this alarming spread of traditionally, spread by mosquitoes, but there is a new development there as well. lookingery ominous front page. this is the enemy, the m

"you and sandoval are nothing but modern day jezebels for nv energy" "this is a message from the sun actually the sun says im here!" after three hours of public comment - commissioners voted unanimously to reject the grandfathering clause - which would protect those with already installed panels from the new rates. they asserted - the new rate structure which would cost more in bills for solar customers - evens out costs shifts to non solar customers. instead - they allowed more time to take effect - from 4 years to 12 years. which homeowners say - doesnt change much. now - many upset with commissioners writing letters to get them fired. the bring back solar alliance says - if legislators cant help them - they will take the 50 thousand signatures to the ballot this november. the puc approved a new rate structure in december which raises fees for solar customers and reduces the payback for extra electricity produced. new numbers estimate 9000 solar jobs in nevada - of which 1000 workers are already laid off since the new rates went into effect. oregon militia members - plead not guilt

"you and sandoval are nothing but modern day jezebels for nv energy" "i hope you get fired." governor brian sandoval released a statement saying this wasn't the outcome he was hoping for. he says the do enough to protect existing rooftop solar customer's best interests. dozens of people stuck on a ski lift. the people were finally rescued after spending hour stuck more than 50 feet above ground. two tram cars got stuck at a ski resort in new hampshire. rescue workers used a cable to get the 48- passengers to the ground one-by- one . thankfully no on was injured. officials say a service break issue caused the cars to stop. and police in indiana say weather might be to blame for a highway crash that involved more than 40 cars. they were numerous crashes along a 2 mile stretch. police are still investigating what led to the crash, but there was heavy snow in the area at the time. a number of injuries were reported, but state police say the most serious was a broken leg. now fox weather 24/7 with cassandra jones good morning i'm with fox5. the warming trend will continue for us t

"you and sandoval are nothing but modern day jezebels for nv energy" and sarcastic... "this is a message from the sun actually the sun says im here!" but still "all in favor say i i i motion carries." commissioners voted to keep the new rates - asserting it evened out a cost shift to non solar customers. they did however give the new rates more time to take effect - extending it from 4 years to 12. "theyre thinking that that will help people get their return on investment on their systems but quite honestly i just dont see that happening." "means my system wont pay for itself until im 112 years old." public commenters promised this wont be the last battle. "were going to take it all the way were not going to lose this one." solar alliance plan next to approach legislators - and they cant be helped there - they'll take the 55 thousand signatures to the ballot this november. reporting live govenor brian sandoval disagreed with today's outcome... saying he was optimistic the commission would find a solution that considered the economic consequences to existing rooftop sol

"you and sandoval are nothing but modern day jezebels for nv energy" "i hope you get fired." the p-u-c voted for the rate change to take statement saying this wasn't the outcome he was hoping for. he says the decision doesn't do enough to rooftop solar customer's best interests. culinary union protesters warn they'll be back after a peaceful protest near the vegas strip ended with no arrests. union officials had said they expected arrests sheriff joseph lombardo denied requests to demonstrate outside palace station. but the police department says permitting authority. the union's secretary- treasurer says it obtained all the proper permits for friday's protest. the labor group has been in a long-running dispute with station casinos to unionize workers. protesters dispersed chanting, "we'll be back." serving on the police force is not only risky for humans, but for dogs as well. fortunately better protection is on the way for the north las vegas police department.. a facebook contest called 'keeping k9s in kevlar's'... was originally intended to raise awareness for law enforce

"you and sandoval are nothing but modern day jezebels for nv energy" "i hope you get fired." the "bring back solar alliance" plans to take the 55-thousand signatures to the ballot this november. nevada governor brian sandoval says the p-u-c did not reach the outcome he was hoping for. "i remained optimistic that the commission would find a solution that considered the economic consequences to existing rooftop solar owners. today's decision does not go far enough to protect their interests" unquote. when it comes to voters here in the silver state... bernie sanders and hillary clinton are neck and neck. a "washington free beacon" poll shows clinton and sanders tied at 45 percent each among caucus- goers. clinton is slightly ahead of sanders among voters who have completely made up their mind. undecided voters say they're considering recent scandals involving clinton in their decision who to caucus for. clinton and sanders nearly tied in iowa's caucus. hillary clinton will be to nevada tomorrow... campaigning ahead of the democratic caucus. she is hosting get out and caucus eve

there is then internet jezebel feminism to talk about that a coach number to say that is very bad with that investigation going on and. >> we all think the right things. and how unpredictable low was. into affect our most intimate lives. and there are some comedians but there are some feminist up there to be. >> to be very interesting interesting:they are implicated with their own idea and that is interesting >> another source of controversy is a stronger than ambivalence and she was horrified by and the sacrificial women that she saw. they played the maternal role at the expense of the individuality. so to talk about their predicament of contemporary women the unequal distribution for the child-rearing responsibilities. most would have led to their reproduction of mothering. and every culture raised by others it is so unequally distributed that it is misogyny because children have to identify. sodalite to take -- talk about the challenges to preserve their individuality >> for a bus have children. -- four of us. >> we are all involved. >> we reproduce with our extended family. >> the

certainly in america and feminism, there's sort of the internet jezebel feminism where most of it's about talking to this echo chamber where people just say somebody's sexist, and then everyone else is like, ooh, that's very bad, and there's not a dense, complex, psychological investigation going on anywhere near the nature of what simone debof wa was doing. >> it's sort of clan warfare? >> i think so. and it's just, they're really bad, we all think the right things. and nothing is unpredictable. one of the things that's so great about the second sex was how wild and unruly and unpredictable it was. and the absolute -- and the way that she looked at how these really complicated social forces affected our most intimate lives was so complicated and had that brilliant confusion. so i actually don't think -- i think there are some meedians who are looking at this problem in a really sophisticated way right now. but i actually don't think there's a great feminist voice out there, to me. >> anybody else? >> i think the french feminist elizabeth bad inter, some of her writing on motherhood to me