by the black men. they were not sexually doing it. >> what would happen to a white woman who was found out in a relationship with a black man? would she be sentenced to a lynching as well? >> there are several stories about white women. do you remember the stories, mr. -- what winds of happening to white women who are found in these relationships that are actually consensual relationships? one of the things she tries to do is point out that some of these white women are having consensual relationships with black men and black men are being charged for raping these white women. the inverse of that, we can start and get back to that, she is pointing out that white men are raping black women. many black women were raised as children. even other south has seen an anti-relation laws, regarding interracial sex and the laws in the early 20th century. she said it is rather hypocritical because these white men are raping black women or harassing black women. perhaps having a consensual relationship but regardle

to 125,000 men almost immediately.haryl: the draft created its own conflict on the homefront. most of the men fighting in vietnam were volunteers. but of those drafted, many came from poor or middle class families. there were accusations that many deferrals were granted to the sons of the rich and well-connected. in 1969, the draft became a lottery. and it was must-see tv. >> september 14. sharyl: by 1973, direct u.s. military action in vietnam ended and so did the draft. today, the director of the selective service agency, lawrence romo, keeps those same capsules and glass jar in his office. dir. romo: the majority of young men are patriotic, they understand that freedom is not free, they understand the importance of registration. sharyl: it's romo's job to make sure 18-year-old men still sign up. he says the agency is equipped to on-ramp women. it would need at least six months notice. dir. romo: the thing is, we've learned with world war i, world war ii, whenever you have a big national emergency you can never say n

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you say why should what women and men have, why should women have two jobs and men have one job, that was the conversation in sweden when she got there the one she does eventually get involved in the women's movement. how? >> guest: primarily through her students. like i said, it was the students who came to her and asked for a women's rights force and there really were any courses like that offered at that time. she actually had to code right the first casebook on women in the law. that was something her students were looking for and she was also at the same timeas she was teaching, taking cases with the aclu . >> host: the aclu. as a litigator, that's how she became famous. of the nine justices on the current supreme court, the only one who would have a major place in american legal histor , even had a never served on the supreme court is ruth bader ginsburg. how did that get started? >> guest: she shows up at the aclu in new jersey because she wants to get some litigation experience. she's never had any. she's teaching at rutgers and they say there's this pile of letters overthere

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how do manufacturers and they know how men and women shop. >> men tend to view shopping as a competitive game. so for a lot of men the way to win this game is by getting the cheapest price. women are more involved in their purchases. they will care more about the quality of the product and the uniqueness of the product, the social value of the product. >> how do you fight the pink path ? call up the price differences when when you see them or follow britney's lead. >> i actually use men's razors. >> i'm saving money. >> yes i'm saving money in the shade better. so women's women should just start buying men's razor, save money and get a better shave. >> that's so eye-opening. you said are you kidding me ? they really are kidding me question mark >> we were card for the money. >> we do work hard for the money it seems unfair and it is unfair , but is it legal ? >> a lot of people have that in a couple places it is not legal california, new york city, miami-dade county we've reached out to our friends on facebook because as you can imagine women are not happy about it. look at some of the c

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half the men over 50 in this country-- that's 30 million men-- suffering from an enlarged prostate? >> barbara, that's right. every man has a prostate, and as turn gray, that prostate is going to enlarge, and by the age of 70, 80% of men will have problems. as men age, testosterone, the male hormone, is converted to dihydrotestosterone, a much more potent variety, and it stimulates the prostate cells to grow and multiply and the prostate to enlarge. >> what kind of problems does that cause? >> a weak stream, hesitancy, stopping and starting, urgency, frequency, getting up frequently at night to urinate, ultimately pain, and sexual dysfunction. >> and virtually every man is gonna face this? >> every man has a prostate, and if a man lives long enough, they're gonna experience symptoms. >> let's back up just a minute. and why the problem? >> the only function of the prostate is it provides fluid to transport the sperm, but just like in real estate, location is everything, and the problem is the location of the prostate. here's the prostate, located just below the bladder, which is wher

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>> umm -- >> is this just about hooking up or are these men looking for something more? >> how bad do you want it? ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> if seduction and charisma can truly be taught, in a baltimore apartment there is a man who will give anything to learn. mitch is a perennial bachelor. he literally hasn't had a girlfriend since the last century. that is not to say that he doesn't have a life, but it is just missing a key ingredient. >> i have a great job. i have really good friends. but, what i want is to meet someone, cop neck h shun, romance, intimacy, fun, and live happily ever after just like most other people. >> mitch wants a change. he wants to shake things up, and he has invited me to watch the process. [ knocking ] >> lisa. >> hi, mitch. how are you? >> pleasure to meet you. thank you so much for coming down. >> thank you for having me. >> you bet. >> at 47, mitch says this he never could crack the code on romance, and at a certain point, just gave up. >> what would you say has been the problem with meeting women? >> there is a lot of nois

two men opened fire. family members believe the two membership will be brought to justice. >> i just remember fall to my knees like everything was going out of me. >> i don't forgive y'all. she forking ave ill. y'all will be cauaut and >> mother family member was not injured. >>> hillary clinton was declird the winner yesterday by scooping 23 delegates. her rifle right behind emergency picking up 21. the vermont senator pledgingngo keep fighting until the convention. and now the democrats and republicans stump stumping in the election cycle. ted cruz finishing first as a big positive. florida's own marco rubio clinched a strong position in iowa. glenna millberg will b live in new hampshire to cover it all. all thatt election excitement leading up to the february 9th primary. >>> now to an update on the zika virus. one doctor we talked to said the virus could eventually rim nato right here. >> the conditions in south florida are some point have zika here. not just imported but from here. i think it's proba

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. >> for centuries, women have used their bodies to tantalize men for bay. but full-on stripping, taking off all of one's clothes and strip clubs didn't catch on in the u.s. until 1950s. now this taboo profession is evolving. women who once set up shop in home clubs are traveling to where the money is to places and events where men converge in large numbers. she's a in kind of stripper, taking her show on the road. from outward appearances, 21-year-old iman and her friend china are doing well for themselves. >> you will never catch me driving a beat-up car. i want to put a designer on my face, gucci, versace. >> on the weekends, they drive six hours to cash in on a once a year business opportunity. at first glance, myrtle beach is exactly what it sounds like, a beach town. but every spring, millions of men flock here for the three-month-long golf season. there are apparently over 100 golf courses here. and where there are loads of golf courses there will be throngs of men. and where there are throngs of men, there will inevitably be throngs of strippers. tuc

-- than when we lose men. friendswith my closest in my 40's now, they have real fear about their son's not coming home and her daughters being abused -- sons not coming home their daughters being abused. we are trying to figure out how to maintain some sense of home and community. how do you do that or how did you do that, living in fear? because even in protest, you had to have lived in fear. how did you do that? lynn: we didn't have all the answers now, but i think that is the story of african-americans in this country. generation iser in fear, whether it is somebody who is not being compliant enough as an enslaved person, so they are whipped to death or otherwise tortured, or whether are a -- whether you slave woman who is sexually abused by someone who thinks or whether ither, is somebody who went in the great migration after the civil a different set of problems, i mean, that is the recurring problem, and the only thing that you can do is to be strong for yourself and your family. because the one thing th

, superman opens the debate, gold men speaks, gold men speaks, gold men speaks, superman closes. a second gold men stands up. tillman's speech is so disgraceful. he brings up a civil war again. he insults every northern democrat. he excoriates cleveland. he calls this a sexual argument and senator joseph arkansas stands up and says while i wore the color of the south during the civil war, this is not a sexual argument. this isn't argument of mankind. this isn't argument that is national in nature. for one brief moment the silverman and the gold men's dedicate a basically julian jones on. they hate tillman so much. but finally what happens is the gold men are running out of time at it one more speaker to give his speech to he is complaining about not having enough time. brian overhears it and says to hill, the leader of the gold forces, why do we get each side 10 more minutes? that gives bryant a chance to give a 30 minute speech and a 30 minute speech is a brilliant piece of work that he delivers without a single note having outlined in his mind, having played at the final moment

i will focus on some men and women who are unique. you may not be familiar with their stories as some others. also take a glance at a few played aompanies who role in this as well. let's take a look at this. we will start with this very, very different slide. this is a family of four in postwar america. they're eating dinner together, obviously. look closely. look at the things on the table. there are biscuits, vegetables, can vegetables -- canned vegetables. what is the one thing not in this picture that you can't see? there's no protein on the table. they have probably are the net. it.robably already eaten this man is sturdy, his hand is injured. the children are clean but not wearing nikes or name brands. they don't take pictures of themselves while they eat. there is milk in this jar. the milk is fresh, it doesn't public. of anything america.945 nothing unusual about it. this is the starting point. here.d outline in 1947, 1 third of american homes -- 1/3 of american homes had no flush toilets. americans ate considerably less chick

that means less than othird were men including male pursuits, pimps and johns. the common discrepancies is it is easier to focus on the supply side than the demand side. that's because busting johns require cops to use a decoy. cops in contrast could simply solicit women on the streets. now law enforcement is actively targeting men who buy sex and women who sell it as victims in need of help. in the weeks before this year's super bowl, authorities busted 522 sex buyers and 30 pimps, as part of what's known as the national johns suppression initiative. now since 2011 had nationwide effort has led to the arrests of more than 4400 johns. to get a closer look we headed to california. the sheriffs department gave us an inside look how it's using a different strategy to face an age old problem. >> in a seedy motel in the suburb of los angeles, the county's new human trafficking task force, prepares for a complicated undercover operation. the target, men soliciting pursuits. >> whaprostitutes. >> what we are doing is commonly known as johns. it is always dangerous, 50

this is one of the most honorific places that the men could inlaid rest. from the tomb of the unknown soldier, right by the amphitheater. i could not be more proud of the decision to place them there. [taps] ♪ ♪ >> order! >> order! >> it will not be the last time we buried naval personnel who fought the civil war at arlington. we do not hesitate to keep faith and honor this tradition even more than 150 years after the promise was made. our nation honors our fallen sailors, soldiers, airmen, marines, and coast guardsmen because we do not want their sacrifice, however distant, to be unremembered. [drums] ♪ [drums] [drums] [drums] >> ladies and gentlemen, this does conclude the service. >> this closes one chapter but is no mean the end of our work. noah will continue to protect and study the shipwreck. we have varied to make today the 14 others were lost at sea. at least some of this may still be inside the wreck itself. it will always be a grave site, hall of the to be protected and treated with dignity. our work will continue. >> you can learn more about th

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two men are on the loose, after two men are on the loose, after they broke into a home near reno high school...and injured an elderly man. we have a description of their car. police believe the men are armed and dangerous. and in an effort to fill the empty supreme court seat... president obama may be looking to our very own governor brian sandoval. why a source believes the governor is being vetted... and what senator harry reid has to say about the possible appointment. and yesterday, we showed you the social and emotional learning programs in washoe county schools. today, reporter ky sisson shows us how they not only benefit our students... but also all the faculty and staff. these stories top your news right now at 5:30 a-m. today is thursday, february 25, 20-16. good morning, i'm john potter. and i'm andi guevara. thanks for starting your day with channel 2 news this morning. the forecast with meteorologist jeff martinez. partly sunny and mild today with highs in the mid to upper 60s thursday! thanks jeff. this morning in crime beat... reno police are looking for two men involved

and knowing that these men are finally addressed and that noah's work will continue to identify the mensure the story is passed on to the next generation. >> there is a lot of press attention today. did the amount of attentions apprise you? mr. alberg: the monitor is one of those stories that for whatever reason has this amazing ability to captivate and interest people of all generations. i was not surprised i that. -- by that. >> was there ever consideration of returning them to their comrades at the monitor site? how was the decision made? mr. alberg: the decision on what to do with the men lies with the secretary of the navy. he has the authority over them because they are u.s. naval personnel. internally talked about the possibility of returning the remains back to the wreck site when position -- petitioning the navy to consider that. in thinking about it arlington is for the nation buries its heroes. it's the hallowed ground. as are all the national cemeteries. value were to weigh the and the contribution of their sacrifice, we felt the most important place for them, the rightful p

des moines police say snow and stop sticks helped them catch two men involved in an overnig ase. st after midnight, officers sponded to an attempted home invasion in the 0 block of park. the suspects ed away in a car and apursuit began. car down park at speeds of 70 miles per hour, they set down stop sticks. this caused the car to spin out in this ditch at 63rd and park. the driver and one other person then ran away into a nearby wooded area. officers followed their tracks in the fresh snow and arrested them soon after. police say they're now facing attempted burglary charges. the driver also faces charges of felon in possession of a firearm. a union county man facing two counts of first degree murder has died in prison from an apparent suicide. officials say staff members found jerry dillinger dead in his prison cell yesterday morning at the iowa medical and classification center. three weeks ago dillinger made a surprise admission at a court hearing that he'd killed his former sister in law and his niece's boyfriend and disposed of their bodies on his land near thayer. the nort

, x men picture there because movie takes place in the x men universe but this is not for kid. is extremely r rated. graphic content, violence, nudity. do in the see the whatsoever for kid. i gave it four and a half out of five, loved it, loved it. >> were you kind of brutal today. >> he is on owes and we appreciate it. >> listen, deadpool is a great date movie. it is a violent comic book film but there is a love story, core of the film, i think couples will enjoy it what do you do with your fiance for valentines day. >> well, she's coming in here, we're doing review on fox five at 0:30 and i'm taking her to a bed and breakfast in orange, virginia and then take her to dinner sunday night for valentines day. i will be home for this weekend and spend sometime with her. >> that is nice. >> bed and breakfast. >> what are you doing mike? >> he doesn't know. >> kevin, i need your help. >> yes. >> i don't have anything planned for this friday. i will text you after the showy tried to help him maybe you can. >> go see deadpool man, i'm telling you, that is best date movie ever. >> it i

these men - akello jeter and alfred caldwell- are charged with kidnapping and robbing two men in a separate crime.the seventh circuit solicitor barry barnette says, at least one of them could be charged with killing autumn hunt. 3 3 4:32:09 "i've buried mu mother, fathers and brothers, sisters, i've lost a lot but there is no loss like your child, sniff, sniff.... i'm one of the men is a former boyfriend. 3 4:23:01 "i know he was a cruel individual to her, she spent a lot of time crying. she didn't deserve that."the men appeared before a magistrate today to hear their first round of charges.but more charges are expected, expected,4:25:57 "i definitely want a conviction, on whoever is responsible for her death. what i want is never going to happen. all we can ask for is just justice."((dad)) it was a 3 senseless crime, no reason for it. ((mom)) i want to see the mazimum penalty. 3 tonight .. autumn's six year old sister brought me this note as i was talking with the family.it's hearbreaking. it 3 sharon, why does the solicitor say these two guys being held on another crime are connected to a

>> breaking overnight two men sht and killed in winter park. what police are saying about the search for a gunman. >> a bold theft after two men storm into a cell phone store and walk away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. what police are asking you to do. >> a crime alert in osceola parkway. a neighborhood on alert after a teen says a man touched himself in front of her. >> i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. troy and amy are with us this thursday morning. >> we made it this far, we can make it the rest of the way. it is going to be a great week. it is still thursday. we haven't made it there yet. >> we have a lot going on this weekend. of course, a lot of events including the daytona 500 and even tonight, the qualifying. we'll talk about what you can expect. we won't deal with any rain. not so much of a wind this morning. temperatures cool especially in northern and northwestern zones. we are at 45 in ocala. we are at 50 degrees. 47 at palm coast. 52 at daytona beach. 53 in sanford and in orlando. it is 59 in melbourne. as

we're live in chelsea where two men were attacked by suspects looking for trouble. plus this. >> can a person with the worst spray tan in america attack me -- >> i will address little rubio. >> the gop in fighting continues and hillary clinton takes south carolina as the race for the white house goes full speed ahead to super tuesday. >> spring is in the air. we get more sunshine and much warmer temperatures today. we'll check in with vanessa murdock on that. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. >>> good morning. coming up on 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, february 28th. i'm diane macedo. >> happy birthday to the birthday girl. i'm andrea grymes been the day's top stories are straight ahead. meteorologist vanessa murdock. a lot of people wondering about the forecast. >> i'll take it. >> warmer weather. >> i will take it. >> going to be lovely today. 60 degrees in the city. for the south shore of long island. expect temperatures to be cooler because winds will be in off the water. more like low and mid50s. nonetheless a gorgeous day with a chilly start. 39 right

detectives say those two men are 37-year-old john power and nathaniel woods. both are facing charges. they are currently being held without bond. >> in the race for the white house, republican hopeful marco rubio has picked up a major endorsement with days to go before the primary, south carolina governor nicky haley endorsed the florida senator. haley will be on the campaign trail through saturday's primary. according to the latest nbc news wall street journal poll, rubio will need all the help he can get. he trails new front runner ted cruz by 11%. last night rubio took the stage at a republican town hall in south carolina and used that opportunity to attack cruz. >> i said he has been lying because if you say something that is not true over and over again and you know it is not true, there is no other word for it. >> jeb bush and donald trump and john kasich will take part in a debate tonight. >> a worker killed while testing a ride at animal kingdom. case was set for trial when russell roscoe's widow and disney reached a deal. he was a mechanic but he died

four black men now known as the groveland four were accused of raping and kidnapping a 17-year-old white woman, a case that didn't have any hard crime. one man was shot to death by a posse. three others were tried and convicted when the death sentence of two of the men were overturned, then the lake county sheriff picked them up for prison for a retrial. mccall claimed they i don't know. >> the only way we can begin to heal is to bring as much of the truth as we possibly can put our hands on. >> that's why the groveland mayor says on tuesday he will read a proclamation that supports the exoneration of the four men involved. it follows a bill filed by an orlando state senator calling on the state to formally apologize to the men's families. >> i think we're going to be able to begin that healing and get rid of the stigma to let people know that south lake county and the city of groveland is not what it was in 1949. >> for hodges, it's an apology long overdue and believes the men would be forgiving. >> they would accept it and be real happy about it. usually they accuse us of doing somethi