arte cÓmo estas julissa? de dÓnde sacaste esa parte temeraria? >>> creo que fueron dos cosas una que mi mamÁ y mi abuela siempre me inculcaron el seguir tus sueÑos, el que a pesar que tienes miedo que tienes que cargar con ese miedo pero seguir adelante porque muchas veces el miedo no se quita, si simplemente tÚ toma la decisiÓn de que a pesar del miedo vas a tomar el siguiente paso. pero creo que lo segundo es, es que yo he tenido oportunidades que gracias a la vida me ha dado. creo que muchas veces pensamos que solamente con mucho trabajo y sÍ claro tienes que echar trabajo y poner tiempo de tu parte y alcanzar tus meta s pero estoy consciente que la vida me ha dado muchas oportunidades y las he podido aprovechar. >>> pero tambiÉn has estado despierta para ver julissa no siempre uno se da cuenta. y dime cÓmo ha cambiado tu visiÓn de niÑa cuando estabas en esa situaciÓn ahora que eres toda una mujer y has logrado tantas cosas cÓmo ha cambiado tu visiÓn sobre este paÍs? >>> sÍ pues mi visiÓn ha cambiado mucho

jenn: thanks, julissa. this will be a whole of government approach that julissa and i am thrilled to lead. i will talk a little bit more about the details and operation of the council. the executive order requires the council to submit to the president a government-wide strategy to expand gender equality in the united states and an annual report to implement that strategy. the strategy will guide the administration's work to advance global gender equity. and e inequality. the strategy will evaluate and make recommendations to improve policies and programs, budgets and data collection across agencies and across the white house, all with a gender lens. we'll also be involved in policymaking on a range of issues, including those that julissa just outlined. we're excited about the expertise that we have -- that our dedicated staff brings. to improve our nation's commitment to preventing and responding to gender-based violence, which, as many of you know, has long been a priority and commitment of president bide

that a detective should lean on her profound catholic faith to help solve crimes, but julissa trapp does. >> cases don't always get solved in 48 hours, you know? >> surprise, surprise. >> they take time and they take work. >> and that little rosary helps you. >> it does. >> reporter: if she could solve this case, she'd give that rosary to the dead woman's family. but first she had to figure out who it was, from just one identifying mark on her neck. a tattoo, jodi. was that her name? reaching now, detective trapp pulled up the anaheim police department's database of tattoos. yes, they have one, descriptions of tattoos collected from anyone they encounter. and what do you know, there was a match. but her name was not jodi, it was jarrae. jarrae estepp, she was 21 years old. >> she had been contacted the year prior here in anaheim on beach boulevard. >> reporter: beach boulevard? suddenly detective trapp's case took on a whole new complexion. >> if you want to buy drugs, beach boulevard's where you come, if you are looking for a girl, beach boulevard's where you come. a lot of 'em came fro

jen: thanks, julissa. this will be a whole of government approach that julissa and i am thrilled to lead. iltalk a little bit more about the details and -- i will talk a little bit more about the details about the council. the zek of it order requires the council to submit to the government to expand gender equity in the united states and progress on implementing that strategy. the strategy will guide the administration's work to advance global gender equity. the strategy will evaluate and make recommendations to improve policies and programs, budgets and data collection across agencies and across the white house, all with a gender lens. we'll also be involved in policymaking on a range of issues, including those that julissa just outlined. we're excited about the expertise that we have -- that our dedicated staff brings. to improve our nation's commitment to preventing and responding to gender-based violence, which, as many of you know, has long been a priority and commitment of president biden, the execu

julissa: i will start, we are. we were working closely and we had the gender policy council but there's also the domestic policy council that the national economic council and national security council we worked closely and we have started this fluid collaboration with our colleagues in the other councils to make sure that we are deliberately integrating gender equity and equality in terms of the economic plan in their works. our colleagues are mindful of this and we are reinforcing it in a daily routine and that is part of our job. one of our colleagues who is working with us, that is her task. it's within the white house but also through the entire government. it's short order but long-term. do you want to add something? jennifer: what we have experienced, what women have experienced over the course of the last year is a public health crisis, economic crisis and a caregiving crisis. the american rescue plan has a number of provisions in it that will bring immediately relief to women and help women get back to wor