clear megan riley worked at an office as an attorney for decades.ut it is an art studio where she finds her true inner peace. >> what arch does for me as it is a complete zone at berkeley nevada resident is one of 30 local artists chosen among hundreds of applicants. she is getting paid for her work that will be part of a lending collection called on the wall the 73-year-old says many of her paintings reflect the beauty of nature and water. >> the need to concentrate is so intense that you are not doing anything else . and you could do that for hours . it is a form of meditation. >> the library department of cultural services just open an exhibit featuring the inaugural group of selected artists. they hope this is just the beginning. >> i am very excited, i thought this program, this program will be an opportunity to showcase diverse local artists. >> the corte madera libraries branch manager . on the committee that comes through more than 400 submissions from local artists. >> it was very very difficult. i know it took some time [ laughter ] >> meg

megan cortez fields smashed the 100 yard butterfly record on saturday. now facing fierce backlash from some critics, including rileys who joins us now. riley, to actually -- i'm going to quote you, i don't usually like to do, you told fox news earlier, those who choose to remain blind to the injustice of allowing mediocre male athletes to become record breaking female athletes are incompetent or misogyny. women are asked to step aside while stripping ourselves of opportunity, privacy and safety. >> i mentioned about the first piece, the evidence is there. this is really this issue, this gender ideology movement, only adversely affecting as it pertains to sports, at least, adversely affecting women. we don't see biological women, which i want to be clear, i hate using that word, we don't see females going into men's sports and becoming record smashers. this is only going one way. that's what i mean by that. and the other part of that statement, speaking from direct experience, my real life lived experience because we were asked to smile, we were told we were the problem if we felt uncomfortable undressing next to a