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but i didn't ever know about melinda gates, the woman. you know.g about melinda gates the businessperson, the philanthropist, the leader. but as a woman, you have faced challenges yourself. in a world where people think you have everything, what are the challenges you have to try to constantly overcomes with a woman. >> i think as a woman, women all over the world need to face the fact that sometimes they are labeled a certain thing. they are labeled as "just a mother," or "just a working woman," or in my case, "just a wealthy woman." no, i'm a woman with a full life. i have three children. i have a loving relationship and husband, but i have faced challenges. and i think we need to look at the full picture of women's lives. one of the reasons i do write a whole page on abuse and the abusive relationship i was in was not necessarily just to share my story, but it's to say to people, "that can happen to absolutely anyone." and if someone faces abuse and all these barriers we have in society, you silence women. you you silence their voice. you silenc

. >>> melinda gates gets personal. how dropping the kids off at school made them role models. >> yeah, we went home and told our husbands, if bill gates can do it, you can do it. >>> money differences. why the gender gap starts earlier than you think. >>> and up your game on the court? there is an app for that we gave it a shot. "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick >>> we begin with a growing family having a baby isan emotional journey full of joy and a lot of stress as sharon eppersi eperson found families are dealing with the increasing costs of infertility. it's this week's cover story >> you always want to go high. >> reporter: cynthia and alex pictures family time just like this. >> i want to do the rock wall. >> reporter: their path to parenthood has been difficult and expensive. like one in eight couples, they're facing infertility. >> it is upsetting, that couples have to go through this. it is very stressful, very emotional.

we're bringing you this morning our interview with melinda gates.ew book called "moment of lift. it's a book about empowering women. she's speaking out about the economic benefits about access to reproductive health services. it's a cause she doesn't think is seen as a priority for the trump administration i asked her about her message. >> i feel like that's my role. i have to speak truth in these situations and i am incredibly frustrated and disappointed to see that systematically access to contraceptives is being rolled back in this country, and the people that it has the most effect for are single moms living in not great circumstances, in low-income neighborhoods. and again, i've met with those moms in and around georgia or in and around tennessee, and they will tell you, again, like every woman, they want to be able to time and space the births of their children and if we don't allow access to these tools at low cost, they can't afford them. and so, they're making these trade-offs in their families, and we are literally locking women into a cyc

nearly twenty years ago he founded the bill and melinda gates foundation ranking now works all of the time. going down into more than fifty billion dollars he's the world's wealthiest private foundation that aims to in homs health care and education and to reduce poverty. and to keep in global health care controlled by just three trustees gate his wife melinda and billionaire warren buffett. the foundation's being credited with helping to save the lives of more than one hundred million children through increasing access to essential vaccines. but it's not without controversy. critics say as excessive influence in the health care policy in the developing world some argue it's lost resources but now rank focus on health care provides a bandaid to health crises that it cools to point deep to political problems in many of the world's poorest countries many of the people exposed to the diseases that the foundation aims to eradicate it in sub-saharan africa and that's where much of its work is focused but a recent african union summit in ethiopia has capital that it's about gates came to me

melinda gates, melinda gates is here next live.tting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready for the catwalk. life, lived jason's way. chase. make more of what's yours. seresto, serjake...eresto. seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8-month. seresto, seresto, seresto. [ applause ] >>> we are back now with melinda gates. for many 0 years she has made ie her mission. now she's out with a new book called "the moment of lift" offering a rare look inside her life, the women, the girls all over the world who have helped make her the powerful mother, wife and working woman she is today. please welcome melinda gates back to "gma.

because we have no incentive other than improving these health outcomes and i read the bill and melinda gates foundation is due to wind up. but if you melinda have pasta. why not keep up the good work because many of the foundations will keep going. well the costs are biggest cause these diseases that are more prevalent in the poor countries we hope to have largely solved you know polio is close to getting done smallpox was quite some time ago. you know during my lifetime recently within. twenty years after. malaria v t v every one of these diseases can either be eradicated or brought to a very low level so there will be rich people in the future and they will understand better whether the problem is you know genetic modification robots you know what progress still needs to be made on climate change or other environmental issues so you know i can't from my grave be as hanna little as i am today and so these resources will go to global help the doing our best to get rid of these things so people you know it's like when you read in a book about consumption and somebody died of consumption you'r

because we have no incentive other than improving these health outcomes and i read the bill and melinda gates foundation is due to wind up. but if you melinda of pasta on. why not keep up the good work because many of the foundations we keep going through forever well the cause our biggest cause these diseases that are more prevalent in the poor countries we hope to have largely solved you know polio is close to getting done smallpox was quite some time ago. you know during my lifetime recently within. twenty years after. the malaria v t v every one of these diseases can either be eradicated or brought to a very low level so there will be rich people in the future and they will understand better whether the problem is you know genetic modification robots you know what progress still needs to be made on climate change or other environmental issues so you know i can't from my grave be as hannah little as i am today and so these resources will go to global help the doing our best to get rid of these things so people you know it's like when you read in a book about consumption and somebody died o

because we have no incentive other than improving these health outcomes and i read the bill and melinda gates foundation is due to wind up. but if you melinda have pasta on. why not keep up the good work because many of the foundations will keep going for ever well the. because our biggest causes these diseases that are more prevalent in the poor countries we hope to have largely solved you know polio is close to getting done smallpox was stopped quite some time ago. you know during my lifetime recently within twenty years after. the malaria v t v every one of these diseases can either be eradicated or brought to a very low level so there will be rich people in the future and they will understand better whether the problem is you know genetic modification robots you know what progress still needs to be made on climate change or other environmental issues so you know i can't from my grave be as analytical as i am today and so these resources will go to global help the doing our best to get rid of these things so people you know it's like when you read in a book about consumption and somebody d

for allegedly defrauding their investors, including the bill and melinda gates foundation let's get morey with dan who joins us live from dubai. dan. >> carolyn, art was arrested in the united kingdom these charges in the united states now, he is also now waiting on a possible extradition to the u.s. in order to face the charges, which include the likes of securities fraud, wire fraud, and conspiracy according to court documents. at the same time we've also learned that his alleged accomplice mustapha abdel, who was a former managing partner at the now collapsed abraaj was also arrested and charged in new york in connection to these alleged crimes it's claimed here that more than $200 million was essentially moved to cover liquidity shortfalls in abraaj and was also used for the personal benefit of mr. naqvi and abdel and their inner circle, but the "wall street journal" has also previously reported that up to $600 million was moved around the business without the knowledge of most of their investors. now, carolyn, this is a major development in this saga that tha has been ongoing for so

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because we have no incentive other than improving these health outcomes and i read the bill and melinda gates foundation is due to wind up. but if you melinda have pasta on. why not keep up the good work because many of the foundations will keep going forever well the costs are biggest cause these diseases that are more prevalent in the poor countries we hope to have largely solved you know polio is close to getting done smallpox was quite some time ago. you know during my lifetime recently within. twenty years after. malaria v t v every one of these diseases can either be eradicated or brought to a very low level so there will be rich people in the future and they will understand better whether the problem is you know genetic modification robots you know what progress still needs to be made on climate change or other environmental issues so you know i can't from my grave be as hanna little as i am today and so these resources will go out to global health the doing our best to get rid of these things so people you know it's like when you read in a book about consumption and somebody died of c

all in the next 90 minutes plus, a rare interview with melinda gates. about her fight against the global health crisis the challenges for working women and the role of capitalism in society. it's wednesday, april 24th, it 2019 "squawk box" begins right now. >>> our guest host for all three hours this morning is joe terranova. he is from vertus investment partners he is a cnbc contributor, and it's great to have you here. >> great to be here. >> we have a lot of market news to talk about. let's start taking a look at the u.s. equity futures at this hour you did see new record highs yesterday for both the s&p 500 and the dow. for both the s&p 500 and nasdaq. first time we've seen that in a while. the nasdaq had its highest close since october 3rd. you'll see that things have picked up a little bit you are looking at green arrows across the board once again with the dow futures indicated up by 26 points.

melinda gates is the honorary chair. in the last 20 years, the gates foundation global library initiative has been dedicated to enhancing libraries and empowering local communities. it's an annual celebration highlighting the valuable role that libraries, librarians do to transform lives and strengthen our communities. mr. speaker, libraries have always been great equalizers in our society. nearly 1.3 billion people visit public libraries every year, according to the institute of library museum and services. they are the heart of our towns, schools, campuses, providing critical resources, programs, expertise. libraries provide a public space for all community members, regardless of age, culture, or income level. you can come together to connect and learn. first sponsored in 1958, national library week is an observance sponsored by the national library association and libraries across the country each april. it is a time to celebrate the contributions of our nation's libraries and librarians and promote library use and su