applause] so you have this movement of citizens including a record number of women like christie and mary kay. pennsylvanians a great state. let me just say right now you have no women in congress. you can send seven democratic women's washington if you vote. [applause] [applause] i will tell you, michelle did not put me up to this. stuff works better when women are involved. [applause] government works better when women are represented in the halls of power. [applause] we have great candidates. but, the key is you. the anecdote to a government that is run by a few people, or that's organize, energized and that's what this moment is about. this election will not fix everything but it can kickstart more progress. you have to start it. [applause] you have just started and then you have to go every election, every day. pay attention, be involved. [applause] the biggest threat to this democracy is not just one person in the white house, it's not just republicans in congress, the biggest threat to our democracy is indifference. the biggest threat to democracy is cynicism. i'm talking to you, young

open at flushing meadows in new york mary kay nishikori are battling it out in a maine singles quarter final this is actually a rematch of the twenty fourteen final which chilly each one as you can see here the crow are doing pretty well on this front six two three two is the current school at the arthur ashe stadium now in the women's draw soccer wasted no time in thrashing last year to arrange for the six one six one annihilation to just fifty seven minutes to complete a soccer becomes the first japanese woman since kubica dot say in one thousand nine hundred six to reach a grand slam single semifinal indoor football or football is about to go outdoors but it's not the way denmark would have liked it to happen contract negotiations with several players from the national eleven a side team of reached a deadlock so they've been forced to pick five of the national football players for this week's games against slovakia and wales they also named a standing coach amid the dispute which is around commercial rights because these players does not know each other that's the most difficult thi

joining us more on the cleanup is mary kay wegner she's president of the service master group including service master restore which could be very helpful in this situation marry kit, where does it look like we stand? >> we activated our emergency response operations about one week ago we have 30 service master restore businesses that actually live and work in the communities that have been impacted. but to support them and to support these communities that have been devastated by hurricane florence we mobilized 90 service master restore around the area that's been impacted. a few have gotten into the impacted cities and started work. >> what have they found so far there are a few places we've gone in. we think our value is in rebuilding communities and focusing on restoring the social infrastructure that are required for these communities to thrive. so our initial focus are on hospitals, assisted living cente centers. those are essential organizations that a community needs to be able to drive. >> what have you seen in flooding situations like this in the past, places that you've respo

patty marie became the first woman to represent washington state in the senate in 1992 in the wake of conconfirmation. the year of the women saw many more and the first black woman to be elected. kaythe fact toors thend now i want to go to steve kornac kornacki. steve, go. >> yeah, well, you set it up perfectly. october '91 clearance thomas hearings, he is confirmed and the backlash it is the year of the woman in '92 and what was that really defined by? it was female driven activism to nominate candidates for office in '92 at astonishing levels in the chaos that that was unleashed by that. it was actually mainly within the democratic party. let me show you what i mean. the first earthquake in '92 the year of the woman. she won a democratic primary march '92 in illinois. she beat a two-term democratic inco income wakucumbent senator. she goes on to win the senate seat that fall. then lynn never got elected to the senate but came from nowhere to win the democratic nomination in pennsylvania in '92. pennsylvania the home of arlynn spector. he was on the committee that interrogated anita hill. she played a clip of spector and paused it and said did this make you as angry as it made me