and we like it when men do it as well. >> how-- do men and women lean-in differently?ll, they lean-in for the same reason, maybe different. they lean-in to create a better world which should be a more equal world. one where women ran half our companies and man ran half our homes. and so they each have their part to play. >> stephen: all right. now i read a study where the more housework men do, the less sex they have. >> so that study is based on a 1996 study. and it's very out of date. here is what the data shows. the data says that if you share chores more evenly which doesn't really happen now but could, you are happierier, if are you happier you have more sex. i tell men in you want more sex with your wife, don't buy flowers, do laundry and this works. >> stephen: isn't there a danger i will end up having sex with the made though? >> i don't think so. >> stephen: okay. >> this works. >> stephen: i'm all for women working. i love women working. i have women who work here t they are fantastic. you work. >> i do. >> stephen: so-- but what about the old thing i was tol

of study that pay less than men do. work longer hours. >> do you believe that america is unfair nation. >> in some ways. we are finally moving to marriage equality, and moving toward income equality and gender apostle for some ways we are. >> no you are saying we are bad? >> >> not at all we are a great country. >> this constant harping as what you sees a unfairness undermines people's respect for authority and their country? would you cede that? >> we should question authority. i think it's very healthy to question authority. libertarian wing. >> questioning is not the same as burning downed. >> demi lovato civil rights act. there was obvious, obvious injustice going on there. you get the last word. he is he shall live income equality, the opposite of that is income owe quality. that's what is called communism. it's it's human nature were. >> here alberto line, co-bay and i both did a nationally syndicated program. i'm paid 8 times for man he is. do you know why? do you know why? >> have you been doing it longer. >> oh

more time than men do. i agree with what you are saying. u can't single them out. >> if you do agree, the one thing stopping the overcorrection is to take the rest of the show for the next 52 minutes. >> my theory hasn't been fully proven. >> i would say this, singer single-parent families are too prevalent. separate from school, when they get home, maybe the imbalance is happening there. sandra: i am glad you left woodshop and chose tv. >> they asked me to leave woodshop. sandra: now we can weigh in on how brya brian is as a coworker. men are said to be too scared to speak up for female coworkers. women hold fewer than 15% of executive level positions at fortune 500 companies. sexism may be to blame but a more subtle issue needs attention. adam grant writes in the atlantic some men want to voice their support but fear no one will take them seriously because they lack a vested interest in the cause. brian, i would call somebody who doesn't speak up for a female coworker a zero. are you a hero or a zero? >> i would stick up for any coworker i

feel less confidence than men do and i have to say we were surprised by some of the data, what one of the studies we found in hewlett packard did it and replicated elsewhere, for example, women will apply for promotions when they be believe they have roughly 100 percent of the qualifications for a job nine will apply at 60 percent. men and women -- >> rose: that is a lot lower. >> well, charlie, we are just talking about -- not you. men and women will take tests and they will score the same, a science math test, women will routinely immediately after taking the test imagine that they have done much worse than they really have, and men usually estimate that they have done better than they have. so we found all sorts of interesting data that there is this gap and then i think we decided let's find out where confidence comes from and boy are we in this situation? >> go ahead. >> i think a lot of people when you ask what "the confidence code" is a lot of people confuse confidence with self-esteem. self-esteem is a general feeling you have value in the world and al

like most men and women in the generation, do we think that they should have equal roles and we like o see them having opportunity to be with their kids and men are struggling also with work-family balance. or do they want to share this view that there is a god-given role for men and women and that is what we are responding to. >> what do you think, are they their own worst enemies? >> i find myself going back to forever barbie. >> congratulations. and we have these required courses with concepts of gender and marketing. and also it follows me around in "the new york times" review. i thought i'll excited at the beginning of the review and i was compared a really with tolstoy and melville. but that hasn't developed. it came out that i am the herman melville of midcentury secs icons. [laughter] >> but what nancy was saying about the idea of a woman having to be a mother i think we should give it a tiny bit of credit to this 11.5-inch plastic doll when it came out. it's highly sexualized, no husband, and from the get-go, peer finale of worker. and the antithesis that taught them to be a

. - dressing up isn't any easier for men. do you know what it's like when a younger man shows up wearing the same cufflinks? you might as well be invisible. - yeah, well, i'm not gonna let this dress win. i have a plan. this morning, i joined-- - a suicide cult! - a gym. what do you want, jack? - i just received a call from don geiss' estate lawyer. apparently, i've been named in his will. - i know this is a difficult time for you, but word of advice: if the will says that you have to spend the night in a haunted house, you better hope that everybody else there is black guys and sluts. - i just want something to remember the man by. - okay. - his pen or his tie clip. maybe that boyhood sled he held so dear. i believed he called it... sleddy. something which i, in turn, can then pass on to my...protege. - [gasps] any chance it's one of those bendy hospital beds?

the two young men do appear to have been targeted and police are thankful no inn accept by -- innocent bystanders were hit especially during a time when they are the busiest. >> there is a couple of convenience stores, other stores and generally a lot of traffic and we are generally interested in getting some closure to this case. >> reporter: richmond police chief chris magnum happened to be driving by when he heard this gunfire and he was able to give some information to some of the first officers arriving at the scene, they don't know what the motive is but they they will be out here checking for surveillance video alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> all right, alex, the red cross is giving shelter to people who were stuck in a fire near market street. the fire sent out thick black smoke that could be seen across the entire city. firefighters managed to get it under control in less than an hour. nobody was hurt. investigators don't know how or where this fire started. >> we are not sure if it started in in the upper unit but we are not sure about that yet. >> many are not a

as men do, tough guys soften with age.cries openly now. >> what is interesting about lyndon johnson -- lyndon johnson went back to the texas hill country after saying he would not run for another term started smoking again. he knew he was nailing a nail into his coffin. what was that about? >> he was a great prognosticator. he knew he was going to die of a heart attack. he had two heart attacks. he did. 64 years old. which is young. >> absolutely. he knew he was going to die so it was like courting death. >> maybe that is why he thought, to hell with it. it is going to happen anyway. had he run for reelection and won in 1968, he would've died three days after his term would've ended. he died in january of 1973. but, if he were elected to a second term, i think he would've died in office and so did lady bird johnson. the amount of stress and the way vietnam was rolling out, he just was not capable of commanding that war. he was not able to know how to end that war. >> when you think of what that meant to the country, that t

at least we'll die like men doing it. ♪ >> so much has changed around town. so much is changing.things, they mean something. ♪ >> but centuries of strict social and religious values keep some things solidly the same. alcohol, for instance, is strictly forbidden. men and women follow hierarchal roles as before. since the revolution, there's a tug-of-war over what is acceptable. ♪ >> outside a mosque in the medina, men fill the narrow street to celebrate muhammad's birthday. ♪ snacks are passed around. women watch and record from the rooftops. ♪ ♪ >> there aren't a lot of conflicts in the world where there's a clear bad guy. clearly, there was a bad guy here. >> exactly. i mean, the one thing about gadhafi is he believed he was the most important human being almost that ever existed. i mean, he changed the names of the months, he changed the dates of the islamic calendar, such a megalomaniac. and as you well know, anyone outside, you mention the word libya, everyone would just say, gadhafi. >> yeah. >> gadhafi stole the identity of libya. >> michel cousins is the co-founder of the

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. >> you are seeing men buy more in quantity than women do. hey like and fits, and they will buy the rest of their lives. you have this repeat customer in a man that you don't with a woman. let's say they are less fickle as consumers. and men are becoming more adventurous. they are branching out and spending real money on t-shirts and things that you're two for men would not put money down on. >> as the "gq" publisher mentioned, this is a global e-commerce site, mr. porter. as for men's fashion, you can thank shows like "mad men." >> that was a game changer in terms of men's partnering up up their act, wearing suits that were cut better, wearing a pocket square, parting their hair a certain way. he for that, style for men was a bit scruffy air, and it was cool to be casual. in recent years, we have seen guys are buttoning up a bit more. that is a good thing for men and women. >> that explains why you see a lot of those slim, tailored shirt suits around the office. i myself decided i needed to educate myself a little bit. it is a sports bar in a

so...what do men do when a number's too low? turn it up!f treated men had their t levels restored to normal. talk to your doctor about all your symptoms. get the blood tests. change your number. turn it up. androgel 1.62%. >> why would a government donor make an anti-obama parody video using adolf hitler. the billionaire behind it bills it as a humorous parody. but what exactly is funny about this? >> it's far from humorous, but it's become a disturbing trend for some on the right. we previously saw comparisons in this administration to hitler and the nazis at far right rallies. one conservative investor recently likened critics of the rich to nazis. yet another gop donor compared the democratic agenda to what hitler was saying in germany. fox news contributor ben carson went so far as to say obatch ma officials were acting like gesta gestapo. and he's not the only one. >> adolf hitler, like barack obama, also ruled by dictate. >> progressives didn't care and so all of those jews died. but it was because the universities and the progressive

we can spend a lot of time talking about how much less women get paid than men do.en need to be smarter about taking advantage of our 401(k), taking advantage of ira's, making sure that we keep more of the money that doesn't go to the tax man and grow our wealth because at the end of the day, we don't want to be working for the rest of our lives. we want to be working to earn money and invest the money to grow our wealth when we need it. >> okay. so let's get back to you find out you're getting paid less than the person sitting in the office down the hall from you and you're doing the same amount of work. how do you approach the boss? is there a better time of week to approach him or her? do you put it in an e-mail? if you do, how specific do you get before you actually face-to-face with your boss? >> well, first of all, you can always use your hr department to help you before approaching your boss. there should be a parallel strategy there. and really the best time is to say i want a review. i'd like to prepare for you what i've achieved, how i've added value for t

at the bottom line, women that do the same work as men have to be paid the same, there's no question that this is happening at the white house. >> i think carney bobbled that answer. but responding to this, what do you make of this right now? >> well, we absolutely should hold the white house to the same standards in terms of wage fairness. but this act applies to women not making the same as men in the same jobs. it's different with the white house situation. and the paycheck fairness act, i do agree with republicans saying it's disingenuous to use the 77-cent number. if you control for all the different factors, let's talk about the wage gap for women only working the same jobs as men, it's only 7%. >> and that goes to the politics here, josh, which is, this is highly disingenuous from other conservatives who hold the position that you shouldn't put this pressure on employers. >> well, mark perry, who put together this study, i don't think he's attacking the white house. his point was to draw out this response from jay carney. these women are doing different jobs. but disparities in

and he's changed, as men do. tough old guard guys soften with age.cries openly now. >> charlie: what's interesting about lyndon johnson, lyndon johnson, who went back to the texas hill country after saying he would not run for another term, started smoking again. >> mm-hmm. >> charlie: you know, you get this from robert, and knew he was nailing a nail into his coffin. what was that about? >> he was a great prognosticator. he knew he was going to die of a heart attack. >> charlie: he'd already had two already. >> he knew he was going to die of a heart attack and he did at 64 years old. >> charlie: 64! which is young. >> charlie: young. but he knew he was going to die, so it was like courting death. maybe that's why he thought, to hell with it, it's gonna happen anyway! (laughter) but had he run for reelection and won in '68, he would have died three days after his term would have ended. so he died in january of 1973, but if he were elected to a second term in the presidency, i think he would have died in office and so did lady bird. lady bird thought

mike gantt says salamon, a strong neighborhood watch participant, noticed the two men doing something illegal in her neighborhood and took out her cellphone camera ""she began to record their activitiesshot and killed and her phone taken" gantt says the two suspects were already in in custody for two separate crimes, when help from witnesses linked them to salamon's muder "from that one witnesses information" as for oakland residents following someone who may have committed a crime lt. gant had this to say ".i think she was brave lady" in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news the oakland police department -- is working to get a handle on violence in the city. by pushing a neighborhood safety plan. the department is partnering up with bay area- based company called. 'next-door'. it is a free and private social network for residents to use. the partneship is supposed to give residents more ways to connect with the police department and each other. about the things that matter the most to the community. "." oakland police say, more than 140 neighborhoods. representing 84-percent of the city. h

>> tonight msnbc gets up close and personal with men rich and poor. >> sir, do you speak english? >> from america and beyond, and learn about the very danger women face from the men who buy. >> i'll take the front, you take the rear. >> in san francisco, those on the hunt for women become the hunted as san francisco police draw a line in the stand. >> turn off your engine. step out of the car. put your hands behind your back. >> it's buyer beware where eight times a month the inspector and his team cuff the every day johns who try to pay cash for sex. >> are you on probation or parole? you're under arrest for soliciting prostitution. >> having worked vice since '99, he's seen more than his share of ugly when it comes from the men who buy and the men who sell. >> the pimps like young girls because you have clientele that wants to prey on young girls. that gets me more than anything else, these young girls. i think 11 years old one girl was, they are being victimized by this. that's one of the things that hits home with me. >> probably be a ticket and on your way in 20 minutes. >> sa

women can do everything men can do. be paid the same amount of money. >> if they are doing same job -- [ laughter ] --then they should be paid the same amount. makes sense to me. and i think my wife would agree. [ laughter ] >> i think it's wrong and i think women should be paid exactly the same as men. [ laughter ] exactly the same! >> jimmy: exactly the same! [ cheers and applause ] exactly the same. ♪ i love new yorkers. that was so fun. this is kind of scary here. a couple in indiana is doing fine after their hot air balloon crashed right after the guy proposed. yep. they said the incident showed that their love can withstand any obstacle. while god said it shows they're terrible at taking a hint. [ laughter ] hey, have you guys seen this new online video game about rob ford? it's a real thing. it's a real game. it's called --did you hear about this? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it's called crack-a-thon. [ laughter ] and the players have to collect as many marijuana leaves and crack pipes as possible. [ laughter ] [ ch

. >> reporter: this is the east san jose neighborhood where men do santa -- mendoza was murdered. people believe he was murdered because of the color of his car. the alleged shooter and an alleged accomplice david martinez. the victim, 27-year-old eric mendoza was killed around 3:00 a.m. april 3rd after finishing the late shift at his job. he went out to repark his car. the bullet suddenly came barreling through his car window killing killing mendoza. they go by blue and red. that is the same color as mendoza's car. his uncle spoke right after the murder. >> he made a big mistake. you should be ashamed of yourself. >> reporter: police are still looking for suspects. you see james and isaac martinez. police didn't give us any details on the awe rest. we do know eric mendoza is survived by a situation month- old son. brian webb kpix 5. >>> also, in san jose, police are investigating the 13th homicide of the year. just a couple hours a woman was found stabbed to death in her apartment. no arrest have been made. >>> other bay area headlines. charged today with murdering her seven mont

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american women still make an estimated 77% of what men do. >>> in south africa today oscar pistorius described an excruciating detail how it was he shot his girlfriend to death in the dark last year on valentine's day. sobbing as he spoke, breaking down on the stand, he called reeva steenkamp's death an accident and not murder, as charged. mike taibbi was in the courtroom and has our report tonight. >> reporter: for the first time under oath oscar pistorius gave the central argument for his defense. >> i thought that there was a burglar that was gaining entry into my home. the first thing that ran through my mind that i needed to arm myself, that i needed to protect reeva and i. >> reporter: gun in hand, pistorius made his way to the bathroom without his prosthetic legs. terrifie terrified, he said, shouting at the intruder, warning his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. >> i shouted for reeva to get on floor. >> reporter: he never heard her answer. as reeva's mother averted her eyes pistorius said he heard a noise in the bathroom and opened fire. >> before i knew it i put four shots throug

at least we'll die like men doing it. ♪ >> so much has changed around town. so much is changing.things, they mean something. ♪ >> but centuries of strict social and religious values keep some things solidly the same. alcohol, for instance, is strictly forbidden. men and women follow hierarchal roles as before. since the revolution, there's a tug-of-war over what is acceptable. ♪ >> outside a mosque in the medina, men fill the narrow street to celebrate muhammad's birthday. ♪ snacks are passed around. women watch and record from the rooftops. ♪ ♪ >> there aren't a lot of conflicts in the world where there's a clear bad guy. clearly, there was a bad guy here. >> exactly. i mean, the one thing about gadhafi is he believed he was the most important human being almost that ever existed. i mean, he changed the names of the months, he changed the dates of the islamic calendar, such a megalomaniac. and as you well know, anyone outside, you mention the word libya, everyone would just say, gadhafi. >> yeah. >> gadhafi stole the identity of libya. >> michel cousins is the co-founder of the

. - dressing up isn't any easier for men. do know what it's like when a younger man shows up wearing the same cufflinks? you might as well be invisible. - yeah, well, i'm not gonna let this dress win. i have a plan. this morning, i joined-- - a suicide cult! - a gym. what do you want, jack?

liz, is this hazing or just another case of men that are willing to do anything they think might get what is with these men complaining? of course theyen enjoyed it. >> that's sexist. if men did it to men it would be hazing. >> forced to wear thongs? delta, delta do it now or i deck you, they were having fun. >> you normally pay for this stuff $500 an hour. german lady in leather. >> korean. >> what do you think of the sorority girls. >> they said dog treats and not dog food. how is it news that women are getting men to do stuff they don't really want to do. i have seen katherine heigl movies. >> they were nice to their friends. we would never do that. we don't want to talk to people who have no potential for anything other than to tell the woman you are sleeping with that you suck. >> right. >> joanne, as a woman with no moral fiber have these women done anything wrong? >> they were not hazing fraternity members. they dash these are the boyfriends and then one couple broke up and he complains to the school to shutdown the whole sorority. that's why men are evil. oh you will have a g

tonight, we are joining men suiting up doing battle against a resilient and fast-moving enemy. fire. it is one of the most dangerous jobs and one of the most dangerous cities in the country. my "nightline" co-anchor dan harris met a hearty team of firefighters risking their lives to save a ravaged neighborhood. but you may be surprised by what draws them to the flames. >> tuesday night -- received a call for a vacant structure on fire. >> it is the start of something called devil's week in highland park, michigan, a tiny dot of a city smack in the middle of detroit. devil's week which happens around halloween every year, regularly features widespread violence and arson which is why the seven firefighters on duty tonight are focused and tense but not surprised when they get a call about an apartment building on fire. >> you have a lot of thoughts. what are we going to? a house, two houses. are there people inside. i was pretty pumped up. always excited to get a fire. >> we pull up to a fully involved house fire. >> when they show up instead of finding an apartment building they

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negotiations four times as often as women, and when women negotiate they ask for 30% less pay than men do. when college students were asked what they expected to make men estimated 25% more than women. >> i know. it's striking. you know what? our favorite study, if we can call it a favorite study, but we thought it was just really seminal, is a researcher named zach estes that works in italy was studying testing the difference between men and women in spatial ability. this is where they thought men had an edge, but he studied confidence. did the test, and sure enough, women didn't do as well. he looked at the answers. women were skipping a lot of the questions. when he told everybody to answer all of the questions, the scores were almost identical, and then when he told everybody to rate how confident they were after each answer, another group of people, women's scores plummeted. a, we skip the questions we think we won't get right, but if we answer the question we get it right. when we're asked how confidence are you about what you have just done, suddenly that makes us so nervous we're

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so...what do men do when a number's too low? turn it up! [ male announcer ] in a clinical study, over 80% of treated men had their t levels restored to normal. talk to your doctor about all your symptoms. get the blood tests. change your number. turn it up. androgel 1.62%. >> pelley: tears flowed today in massachusetts at the funeral for one of two boston firefighters killed in the line of duty last week. elaine quijano tonight on a promise kept. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: 10,000 firefighters from across the country, and some from as far away as australia, stood at attention as a fire truck carried the remains of lieutenant edward walsh. the 43-year-old died in this wind-fed fire that trapped him and firefighter michael kennedy in a basement of this brownstone. today, lieutenant walsh's brother carried his helmet. that is his nephew saluting the casket. lieutenant walsh's sister kathy malone: >> eddie did more in 43 years than many of us will do in eighty. he was destined to do great things, and he did. >> reporter: but one of the most moving tribute

. >> most annoying thing men do, act too cocky. >> the toilet seat. >> the toilet seat?twice, so i know. >> i'm ready for dinner at 8:00. my wife never has been ready for dinner at 8:00. >> one day they say something the next day they're not? >> right. >> what annoys you the most about women? >> how much time do we have? >> the most annoying thing about men is they tend to be disorganized. >> and both of them pee on the toilet seat. >> i train them. >> you're a saint. >> love her to death. never get ready. never get ready in the time they're going to. >> you cannot indict all women that way. >> who does he think he is? >> women are good. men not so great. >> they were brave, those guys. >> yes. they have to go home. >> i know. >> do they realize this would be televised on the "today" show. >> they did. which is particularly surprising that they said those things. >> people are chronically late. that's their nature. i'm the exact opposite, i'm chronically early. aren't you just that way or you're not? >> i don't know. i feel like lateness is a respect thing. >> i agree. >

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think there is a difference in something that we are doing to ourselves, compared to what many men doo themselves. we carry criticism with us for a lot longer. we let it knock us off course. while there are things that society does to us, there are things women are doing. we overthink things. that is partly in our brain. our brains are not wired for confidence. we are permanently analyzing things. john seemed cross with me. my boss seemed irritated. we carried it for days and days. you laugh. >> this is the one thing women seize on. ruminating, the negative soundtrack that goes. women do that constantly. that kills confidence. it keeps you from acting. i think one of the many breakthroughs we had was a professor that helped us define confidence as the stuff that turns thoughts into action. that made it so clear for us in terms of what is going on as women. women will sit and think. we missed the opportunity to act. >> the importance of confidence. >> some of that is nurtured. children in school are treated slightly differently. from the young, girls are given the ideal they should be