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we're talking with liza mundy. "the richer sex: how the new majority of female breadwinners is transforming sex, love and family." and we'll be back with liza mundy very soon. we're back with liza mundy, the author of "the richer sex." and as i promised, we're going to talk about the bedroom, how this flip has worked or not worked in the bedroom. talk to me, liza. this is a very sensitive subject for a lot of people. >> guest: yeah, yeah. but i get asked this a lot, actually. >> host: really? >> guest: yeah. obviously, human beings are complicated, and it varies, and i would argue and i do argue that for young women being empowered, having your own earnings enables you to wait around. there's this idea that women used to trade any number of things in, you know, trade their sexual services for marriage, for provision. you know, or trade their domestic services. that marriage was a deal or a trade, and one of the things a woman was giving was her sexual service in order to be provided for. women don't have to do that

please welcome liza mundy. thanks so much for coming on.ington post," okay, and you're currently a fellow at the new america foundation. now, let's talk about some of the new america that you foresee. you've got a new book here called "the richer sex-- how the new majority of female bread winners is transforming sex, love, and family." what do you mean "the female bread winner." i'm not saying the ladies shouldn't be in the workforce and they don't do a good job, but men are the bread winners traditionally. this is a traditional country. >> traditionally, yes, but increasingly not. we're at a point where almost 40% of working wives out-earn their husbands. we have, you know, women having kids and supporting them as single moms. and we're looking maybe in 20 years, if the percentage of women who are out-earning their husbands continue rising the way it has been, by 2030 that figure could go over 50%. >> stephen: i thought ladies on average for the same work were getting paid 70% of what men were being paid. that was the deal. ( laughter ). >

liza mundy, thank you so much for joining me. the book is "the ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's it for the

this week, liza mundy. she says a growing percentage of women are earning more than their husbands and changing the social order. more men are looking at marriage as a means of economic stability or staying home with the children, choices previously reserved for women. the former washington post reporter discusses the long-term implications of this and other economy-related role reversals with april ryan, american urban radio white correspondent. >> host: liza moneyty, you have -- mundy, you have written a fascinating book. it's a read, i think, that needs to be put on the book shelves of stores of homes of men and women. we're talking about breadwinners, the socioeconomic shift that's happened. and just in reading this book i saw something that said that in the 1970s b the single digits for women who run the household, to be the breadwinner, and now it's over 40%, i believe, of women in this nation? >> guest: right. >> host: who are running households. talk to me about the good news about that and why it h

charlie, sam and liza. we are all going to be learning more about all of the paul ryan family. again, his wife there, jana little. david, i want to go back to sort of the big thing in the political moment we are in right now with mitt romney. mitt romney is behind. nobody is disputing this. he lost the summer, if you will, the pre-olympics period. the olympics are winding down. he's know hoping to jump start his own campaign. he would like to see a five to ten-point bump. ryan will give energy inside the party but then what's the next step? >> well, let's talk about issues that people really care about. they care about taxes, they care about the debt, they care about the economy, they care about the direction the country is moving in. there's a feeling within the romney campaign and certainly outside among other republicans i talk to, that romney has to do more than just say the status quo is unacceptable. he has to be more descriptive of what he would do to turn things around. he told you in his interview with you, chuck, a couple days ago, he's looking for somebody with a vis

liza mundy, thank you so much for joining me. the book is "the ( cheers and applause ) the book is "the ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's it for the dennis: mac, you've got to see this movie, dude. dee: really? i thought it was boring. boring? it's about the end of the world, dee. "an inconvenient truth" is not about the end of the world. it is about how, if we don't stop global warming, we are gonna destroy this environment. i think it sounds cool. i'll check it out. it is. it's awesome. dude, come on. what the hell is that? what? are you kidding me? what is the big deal, dennis? what is the big deal? are you nuts? it's, like, you see a movie, and now you're crazy about the environment. oh, i'm sorry, dee. maybe i would actually like to do some good in this world. maybe i would like to make a difference. ooh! oh, you would? you want to do good? yes, yes, yes, i do. you're not good at that. i can do good. i am capable of doing good. you just screw people over for your own benefit. you guys are gonna be so angry when you

there you see the three ryan kids, liza, charlie, and sam.bviously we've seen ann romney on many, many occasions with her husband, mitt romney, their five sons and many, many grandchildren as well. that's the republican ticket for the race for the white house. 87 days to go. it's on november 6th. we're going to get to know a lot more about paul ryan, republican congressman from wisconsin. we're going to get to know a lot more about his wife janna originally from oklahoma. a lot to know about mitt romney and ann romney over the last several years. pretty important speeches from both paul ryan and mitt romney, even though mitt romney self-acknowledged a little bit of a blunder there when he introduced paul ryan as the next president of the united states, unfortunately for him that was a mistake. he came back and said i've made mistakes before. i'm really talking about the next vice president of the united states. stuff like that happens all of the time. we'll play that clip for you later. let me bring john king, gloria, candy crowley into the c

a lot of ryans. >> his daughter's name is liza. liza ryan. >> his unusual way of unwinding. up next. ♪ want my recipe for healthier hair color? natural instincts! formulated with aloe, vitamin and antioxidants natural instincts has a system that's a healthier way to radiant color. indulge... with natural instincts. less guilt, more gorgeous. to drive a car filled with as much advanced technology as the world around it. with the available lexus enform app suite, you can use opentable to make restaurant reservations... search with bing... and listen to pandora. presenting the 2013 lexus gs, rx and the all-new es, the leading edge of the leading edge. during the golden opportunity sales event, get great values on some of our newest models. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> paul ryan catches fish with his bare hands. listen to him talk to candy crowley about his love of what is called noodling. >> my wife is from southern oklahoma and down there in southern oklahoma they have a sport during spawning season for catfish. you go along the river banks down there on the oklahoma

my wife jana. [ applause ] >> my daughter liza and charlie and sam. [ applause ] >> i'm surrounded byple i love. i love you, too. i've been asked by governor romney to serve the country that i love. >> janesville swrsz where i was born and raised. it's our home now. for the last 14 years i have proudly represented wisconsin in congress. there i have focused on solving the problems that confront our country turning ideas into action and action into solutions. i am committed in heart and mind to putting that experience to work in a romney administration. [ applause ] >> this is a crucial moment in the life of our nation. it is absolutely vital that we select the right man to lead america back to prosperity and greatness. that man, that man is standing right next to me. his name is mitt romney and he will be the next president of the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] >> my dad died when i was young. he was a good and decent man. there are a few things that he would say that stuck with me. son, you are either part of the problem or part of the solution. will regrettably, p

. >> my best friend and wife, our daughter liza, and our boys charlie nd sam. >> the congressman tookn the democrats. >> the greatest threat to medicare is obamacare. we will stop it. our nation once this debate. we will win this debate. >> he made the case for republicans. >> after four years of getting a run around, america needs a turnaround. the man for the job is mitt romney. >> that was leon harris reporting. tomorrow afternoon mitt romney and paul ryan will head to virginia where they will speak at any event at the international airport. be sure to stay with abc 7 for complete coverage of the convention. we will have more live reports in the letter newscasts today. >> the president will work at the white house today. he spoke with supporters and charlottesville. he wanted to reach out to younger voters. the president reminded the crowd the health-care overhaul is enabling millions of young people to stay on their parents' plan. he also stressed the importance of voting. >> change was possible because you made it possible. you cannot get tired now. we have more work to do. >> th

our daughter, liza, and our sons, charlie and sam. i'm surrounded by the people i love. i love you too. janesville, wisconsin, is where i was born and raised and i never really left it. it's our home now. for the last 14 years, i have proudly represented wisconsin in congress. there -- there i have focused on solving the problems that confront our country, turning ideas into action, and action into solutions. i am committed, in heart and mind, to putting that experience to work in a romney administration. my dad died when i was young. he was a good and decent man. there are a few things he would say that have just always stuck with me. he'd say, son, you're either part of the problem or part of the solution. well, regrettably, president obama has become part of the problem and mitt romney is the solution. i represent a part of america that includes inner cities, rural areas, suburbs, and factory towns. over the years, i have seen and heard from a lot of families. from a lot of those who are running small businesses. and from people who are in need. but what i've heard la

my wife -- [applause] our daughter liza and our sons charlie and sam.plause] i am surrounded by the people i love. i love you, too. and i have been asked by governor romney to serve the country that i love. janesville, wisconsin, as where i was born and raised and i never really left it. it is our home now for the last 14 years, i have proudly represented wisconsin in congress. there i have focused on solving the problems that confront our country, turning ideas into action and action into solutions. i am committed in heart and mind to put in that experience to work in a mitt romney administration. [applause] this is a crucial moment in the life of our nation. it is absolutely vital that we select the right man to lead america back to prosperity and greatness. that man is standing right next to me. his name is writ -- is mitt romney and he will be the next president of the united states of america. [applause] my father died when i was young. he was a good and decent man. there are a few things he would say that have just always stuck with me. he would s

our daughter liza, and our sons charlie and sam. [ applause ] i'm surrounded by the people i love.ou, too. and i've been asked by governor romney to serve the country that i love. janesville, wisconsin is where i was born and raised and i never really left it. it's our home now. for the last 14 years i have proudly represented wisconsin in congress. there i have focused on solving the problems that confront our country, turning ideas into action and action into solutions. i am committed in heart and mind to putting that experience to work in a romney administration. [ cheers and applause ] this is a crucial moment in the life of our nation, and it is absolutely vital that we select the right man to lead america back to prosperity and greatness. that man -- that man is standing right next to me. his name is mitt romney, and he will be the next president of the united states of america! [ cheers and applause ] my dad died when i was young. he was a good and decent man. there are a few things that he would say that have just always stuck with me. he'd say "son, you're either part of t

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he's there with his family, his three kids, ages 10 to 7, liza, charles and sam. one of them may have nodded off a little bit. earlier this afternoon, they practiced their waves. >> they were going to go up there and practice it with dad. let me go quickly to george will. we saw how much this crowd loved it. i got an e-mail got from a top democrat, it was audacious in its dishonesty. >> the sound you heard over the crowd was the loud slap of the gauntlet being thrown down. this nation needs this debate, it wants this debate, we will win this debate. four conventions ago, george, at that stage, accepting the vice presidential nomination, jack kemp, who preached against root canal politics. he was the apostle of sunny conservatism. paul ryan is saying, you can be a sunny conservative while trimming entitlements. >> you bring up the 1996 convention, donna brazile, that was a race where democrats attacked republicans for cutting medicare. >> absolutely, george, and tonight, paul ryan gave us a litany of things they disagree with president obama, but he did not offer t

after marrying, they had 3 children -- liza, charley and sam. he has one common belief he tried to instill. >> gen and i tell liza, charley and sam that america is a place where if you work hard and play by the rules, you can get ahead. >> greta: congressman shot up through the ranks. and when it came to the economy, everyone had his eyes on the congressman from wisconsin. his master plan, in 2010, ryan unveiled his road map to economic recovery, including a revamp of the tax code n. 2011, he took over as chairman of the house budget committee and proposed huge controversial changes in medicare. despite being in a seventh term, ryan has not norgotten his home town of janesville, refusing to settle down, using his office couch nplace of an apartment. traveling back weekly to see his family and the people of his district. >> paul ryan works in washington but his re-beliefs remain in janesville, wisconsin. >> greta: paul ryan, prom king, brown noser, husband, father, congressman, house budget committee chair. and now, republican vice-presidential c

our daughter, liza, and our sons, charlie and sam. i'm surrounded by the people i love. i love you too. janesville, wisconsin, is where i was born and raised and i never really left it. it's our home now. for the last 14 years, i have proudly represented wisconsin in congress. there -- there i have focused on solving the problems that confront our country, turning ideas into action, and action into solutions. i am committed, in heart and mind, to putting that experience to work in a romney administration. my dad died when i was young. he was a good and decent man. there are a few things he would say that have just always stuck with me. he'd say, son, you're either part of the problem or part of the solution. well, regrettably, president obama has become part of the problem and mitt romney is the solution. i represent a part of america that includes inner cities, rural areas, suburbs, and factory towns. over the years, i have seen and heard from a lot of families. from a lot of those who are running small businesses. and from people who are in need. but what i've heard la

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bebeautiful in the end ♪ >> reporter: he was famous for his collaborations with everyone from streisand to lizaabc news. hamlisch wrote the first theme for a show called "good morning america" ♪ one, singular sensation >> reporter: but it was his iconic score for "a chorus line," that won him the pulitzer prize and secured a place in the heart of america's song book. >> i love theater. i love it. love it. there's something magical about being in the theater. and there's something more magical about hearing applause. it's just wonderful. i can't possibly think of anything i love more. >> reporter: marvin hamlisch, a singular sensation. >> incredible body of work. >> oh.

his wife is jana little, three kids, one daughter, liza, two sons. all of the children are at least under the age of 12, i think. but his wife -- >> right. >> -- has an interesting connection to a famous democratic family. tell us more. >> jana little is the first cousin of the borns of oklahoma. david born, the long-time senator from oklahoma who retired, i believe, in 1992, chairman of the senate intelligence committee, now the president of the university of oklahoma, has been for many years, and his son is the congress member. so they are democrats. and in fact, jana little's sister lives in maryland and paul ryan when he's not sleeping in his office, i know this myself, he has said that he stays with his sister-in-law's family. he's a low maintenance guy and goes home to wisconsin and he's not part of d.c. in terms of the washington, d.c. -- >> let me get the children straight. charlie, sam, and liza. we'll all be learning about the paul ryan family. and his wife there, jana little. >> david, going back to the moment we're in right now with mitt

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he and his wife janna have three children, liza, sam and charlie. among the early materials on paul ryan, part of his story, he proposed on a fly fishing trip in the state of wisconsin. so this rally has been assembled. as we said there, alongside the "uss wisconsin." in a moment, the governor of virginia who was for a time mentioned as one of those we may possibly talk about here today is going to introduce mitt romney and then we will see what will be the gop ticket. peter alexander is our correspondent covering the romney campaign. he is there inside a very noisy rally, a very noisy crowd. peter, how did this come together? tell us what you know of the chronology. >> reporter: that's a good question, brian. we just learned from a senior advisor to the romney campaign that it was the exact same day that mitt romney returned from his trip overseas -- remember, he visited london where he visited with you, went to israel, then poland before coming home on august 1th. now ten days ago that mitt romney made his decision and that he told the woman he pu

the father of three small children, sam, charlie and liza, he and his wife janna live on the same street where he grew up and though a washington player for two decades, he has never moved here. he sleeps in his congressional office and still commutes home. >> my dad died when i was young. he was a good and decent man. >> reporter: ryan has called his father's death in 1986 a punch in the gut. in fact, he was a teenager, home alone, when he discovered his father had died in his sleep. friends say losing his father and grandfather at early ages turned ryan into a gym rat who still leads famously tough capitol hill exercise sessions. once the high school prom king, he got interested in politics, elected student representative to the school board. and he began studying libertarian economists, read ayn rand, and found a political mentor, jack concern, the last republican to run for vice president who had been a house member. after a few odd jobs including driving the oscar mayer weinermobile, ryan became an unabashed policy wonk. joe scarborough a house member in 1995 recalls a young paul ry

with everyone from streisand to liza man nnelly. ♪ but it was his iconic score for "chorus line" which won him the pulitzer prize and secured his space in the heart of america's songbook. >> i just love theater. i love it. love it, love it. there's something magical about being in the theater. and there's something even more magical about hearing applause. it's just wonderful. i can't possibly think of anything i love more. ♪ >> reporter: marvin hamlisch, a singular sensation. and a magical man. thanks for watch. we'll give you a little more of marvin hamlisch. ♪ ♪ every little step she takes captioned by closed captioning services, inc.

bebeautiful in the end ♪ >> reporter: he was famous for his collaborations with everyone from streisand to liza news. hamlisch wrote the first theme for a show called "good morning america" ♪ one, singular sensation >> reporter: but it was his iconic score for "a chorus line," that won him the pulitzer prize and secured a place in the heart of america's song book. >> i love theater. i love it. love it. there's something magical about being in the theater. and there's something more magical about hearing applause. it's just wonderful. i can't possibly think of anything i love more. >> reporter: marvin hamlisch, a singular sensation. >> incredible body of work. >> oh. the legacy. >> incredible. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us fo captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >>> good morning thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. right now a controlled fire continues to burn at the chevron refinery in richmond. angry residents gave the company an earful at a packed town hall meeting l

he's got three kids, one daughter liza, two sons. and all of his children, i think, are at least under the age of 12. but his wife has an interesting connection to a famous democratic family. tell us more. >> jana little is the first cousin of congressman dan born of oklahoma. the borns of oklahoma are democratic royalty. david born, the long-time senator from oklahoma who retired, i believe in 1992, he was the chairman of the senate intelligence committee. he's now the president of the university of oklahoma and has been for many years. and his son is the congress member, so they are democrats. in fact, jana little's sister lives in bethesda, maryland. and paul ryan when he's not sleeping in his office, i know this myself, he has said that he stays with his sister-in-law's family. he's a very low maintenance guy and does go home to jamesville, wisconsin. he's not part of d.c. in terms of the washington, d.c. culture. >> let me get all the children straight. charlie, sam and liza. we are all going to be learning more about all of the

former president clinton, ann margaret, liza minelli and richard gear all attended the funeral at a manhattan synagogue. hamlisch was behind the music in dozens of popular movies and musicals including "the way we were. were." he died august 6 at the age of 68. the festival will feature spike lee's documentary "bad 25." it marks the 25th anniversary of michael jackson's album "bad." olympic swimmer liian lochte is going hollywood. the winner of 11 olympic medals will make his first appearance in a television series this october. he will play himself in an episode of.90210 ." and coming to some movie theaters this friday, robot and frank. franklin plays a retired jewel thief who's losing his memory when his son get as robot to take care of him, a new crime duo was born. >> it was sort of kind of fun. like being a kid with an imaginary friend. >> reporter: susan sarandon also stars as a librarian who befriends the aging thief. >> i didn't know what was going to happen. >> reporter: cbs news, hollywood. >>> come on down. "the price is right" is looking for its first male model. for nearly 40 yea

the father of three children, liza, charlie and sam, right there with him today. catholic, he's been married to his wife janna, a tax lawyer for 12 years now. he proposed to her while celebrating another love, fly flishing in northern wisconsin. an avid outdoorsman he loves to hunt. the youngest of four children. he still lives down the block from the house he grew up in and even though he's been a congressman in washington for 14 years, elected at just 28 years old, his family never moved to d.c. he never even purchased a home there. he stays with family near the capital. but more often than not, he sleeps in his office. back in high school in that wisconsin town, he was clearly popular. classmates voting him prom king he also voted him bigs brown noser. at 16 years old he found his father dead of a hard attack. he was just 55. his grandfather died of a heart attack at 57. his great grandfather died in his 50 gs, too. he relied on social security benefits to make his way into college. and 19 a lightning rod when it comes to solutions to the ballooning deficit, he

he's there with his family, his three kids, ages 10 to 7, liza, charles and sam. one of them may have nodded off a little bit. earlier this afternoon, they practiced their waves. >> they were going to go up there and practice it with dad. let me go quickly to george will. we saw how much this crowd loved it. i got an e-mail got from a top democrat, it was audacious in its dishonesty. >> the sound you heard over the crowd was the loud slap of the gauntlet being thrown down. this nation needs this debate, it wants this debate, we will win this debate. four conventions ago, george, at that stage, accepting the vice presidential nomination, jack kemp, who preached against root canal politics. he was the apostle of sunny conservatism. paul ryan is saying, you can be a sunny conservative while trimming entitlements. >> you bring up the 1996 convention, donna brazile, that was a race where democrats attacked republicans for cutting medicare. >> absolutely, george, and tonight, paul ryan gave us a litany of things they disagree with president obama, but he did not offer t

with everyone from streisand to liza minnelli.ews. ♪ hamlisch wrote the first theme for a little show called "good morning america." ♪ one singular sensation every little step she takes ♪ but it was his iconic score for "a chorus line" which won him the pulitzer prize and secured his space in the heart of america's songbook. >> i just love theater. i love it. love it, love it. there's something magical about being in the theater. and there's something even more magical about hearing applause. it's just wonderful. i can't possibly think of anything i love more. ♪ >> marvin hamlisch, a singular sensation. and a magical man. thanks for watching. we give you a little more of marvin hlisch. ♪ one singular sensation every little step she takes ♪ >>> tonight chevron refinery fire. taking a look at the two-hour gap that turned a drip into a dangerous inferno. >> we're live where neighbors will air concerns. the mayor wants some answer autos how high will bay area gasoline prices go? tonight the impact of the fire at the gas pump. and why

his wife, jana, her daughter liza and her sons charlie and sam. and that is the congressman's mother who lives here in florida. he is hugging there. mrs. ryan is an attorney and a former lobbyist. they still live in janesville wisconsin on the same block where he grew up. congressman ryan sure brought them to their feet. he said the name zero obama or obama care by our count at least 20 times in this speech. bob schieffer? did he accomplish what he set out to do? >> well, he made a good run at it, i will tell you that. i mean, this is the night that paul ryan, the policy wonk became bang the attack dog, i mean he took it right to the president, but he did it by what i think is always the most effective way to do these kinds of things. he did it with a razor sharp wit. he gave the delegates some great lines they can go home and say did you hear what paul ryan said? so in that sense i think he did about as well as you can do on one of these. >> pelley: well, a big, a big finish for this night of the republican national convention. the next big test

to get involved in another military conflict take on the liza rice's remarks last night and she wasn't alone senator john mccain also blamed the president for not doing enough and syria and pushed for prompt military action. dictators in iran and syria but you're their people and threatened regional security when other courageous people for it for their freedom against sworn enemies of the united states american presidents both republicans and democrats have acted to help them prevail. and some headlines and print suggest military intervention is precisely what's going to happen here's a look at a few of the obama threatens to invade syria the syrian foreign minister according to this year foreign minister u.s. is major player in the civil war from the washington post france urges action and syria and turkey to open a new syria refugee camps for up to one hundred twenty thousand. so it looks like the ultimate plan is to intervene militarily here a state department spokesperson victoria nuland as the secretary said we are only we're in istanbul we have to. first of all look at the haste