few of the nominees that we will consider in this body are more important than that of naomi rao to the united states court of appeals for the dc circuit. it has unique jurisdiction that makes it the courts most frequently hearing challenges to the federal government public protection. it considers issues of national consequence. ranging from workers rights, nondiscrimination policies, consumer protections, immigration policies, money and politics, reproductive rights, access to healthcare, environmental justice, antitrust case. regulatory action. like possible grounding of unsafe airplanes. by the faa. i called on the faa to ground the 737 max 8 and 9. i've asked the airlines to do it voluntarily, if the faa does the right thing, as it should, and orders these planes grounded. if decision may be challenged. in the united states court of appeals for the dc circuit and the safety of our skies, or airline passengers will hang in the balance. just one example of how the dc circuit can matter to the lives not only within a particular geographic area, but literally the entire united states.

lauter, whom i had the privilege of honoring last -- herfter we lost naomi son is here with his son, jacob -- her passing was a great loss for advocates it to me personally. she taught me so many things, including about a wonderful group she had me have events at my house. it was wonderful to see that they are one of the peace building organizations and this conference, working together with respect, equality, and peace. and was at the presentation so beautiful? beautiful. i talked about naomi's grandchildren, my husband always how long you have to be in its beauty before you start talking about your own grandchildren, and i do want to mynowledge last week granddaughter bella kaufman quoram, and know way backher when that she would be an icon in the month of the woman, march, and america is a friend, , and anr, a democracy outlet for peace and security in the region and as i have often said, be founding of the state of the greatest political achievements of the 20th century. from israel's founding to be present day, our plans remains the same. israel and america are connected now and

naomi: it is also relatively cheap. they are spending a lot of money on it at the idea that you could track every single person historically, which is prohibitively expensive for law enforcement, you cannot follow everyone, enter technology and that limit goes away. and they can do it. and the law has not caught up yet so we do not have the right prohibitions in place. why not? they do not have the limits to it. is theye other factor have a profit motive to sell them and part of that is marketing something is really great. at pogo, we looked at the vendors and they, for all of concern about the tech, there are extremely exaggerated claims about what it is capable of doing. there will be materials that say an officer on the street can phone photo with a smart and instantly it can tell you if that person is a dangerous criminal. it does not work that well. it is highly inaccurate. it is slower. these types of exaggerated things are good to sell it. and it can be especially convincing if you have secrecy about the sales wi

selina wang and naomi nix, thank you both.ad, google is facing growing backlash over a conversion therapy app in its play store. why the search giant has yet to remove it, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the popular gay dating app grindr is being viewed as a national security concern. according to a report from reuters, the committee on foreign investment in the united states has told a chinese gaining company to sell the app. the government expressed concerns beijing could use information from the app to blackmail american officials. joining us to discuss is isaac stone fish. isaac, this is a fascinating story. beijing: none is already in the process of selling this company. i had no idea the u.s. government could order china to sell a company. isaac: they are certainly trying. we don't know quite yet whether the media company will try to sell grindr, which they should not have a problem to do so. it is a fabulously successful app. we have just seen anonymous reporting about it. it really does point to fascinating national

lost naomi. her son sammy is here with his son jacob. naomi was a pillar of the pro israel community in america. her passing was a also for advocates and me personally she taught me so many things about a wonderful group she had me have events at myhouse for something called gavata, vida one of the peace building organizations in the conference working toward a future where juice and arabing live together with respect, equality and peace. and wasn't the genesis presentation so beautiful that we just heard. i talked about naomi's grandchildren my husband always says i wonder how long it takes to be in a speech before you start talking about your own grandchildren. i do want to acknowledge that my granddaughter bella coffman ac nonld purim pmt and little did queen easter no way back when that she would be an icon and the march -- the month of the woman, queen esther. for me and my family and friends israel as a special place. and they are of an ally in the fight for peace and security in the region

we discussed this with selina wang and naomi nix.acebook settled lawsuits, saying they would overhaul their ad platform so that ads will not be able to do this micro-targeting on areas like gender and sex. hud is arguing that does not go far enough and they are charging that facebook allows discriminatory ads to exist. they could target based on where they lived, using a redline. they could enable off-line data to enable with machine learning what the characteristics part of these people based on protected groups. even if they are not explicitly allowed to target those. emily: facebook says, "we are surprised by hud's concerns and have taken steps to prevent ad discrimination. last year, we eliminated thousands of targeting ads that could potentially be misused. we will continue working with civil rights experts." facebook a couple of weeks ago changed a bunch of their ad targeting practices because of complaints around the issues. they said they worked with civil rights groups about these issues. why is hud taking this action? naomi

president trump's emergency declaration and they will vote on judicial and executive nominations including naomi r arch o for the d.c. circuit. you can watch the senate on c-span 2. former democratic colorado governor john hickenlooper announced he is running for president. he talks about why he is the right man for the job. >> put your hands together for the next president of the united states of america. ♪ >> tonight we meet against this backdrop of the great rocky mountains in this place we love in the heart of the american west. a place that one of the great writers of the west described as he home of hope. now as americans, we all deserve to feel back home. we are a young country, teamingl bountyful land with possibilities. we are innovative filled with the strength, the magic you get from providing all the origins and outlooks into something resilient and wonderful. [cheers and applause] governor governor little bit like when you put music into politics. we all have every right to live in a land that's called the home of hope. but these days, that's now how it feels in america. it feels li

my name is naomi dla rosa, and this is my "brief but spectacular" take on family.. >> woodruff: and an updateo this story: naomi's elderly father passed away after this interview was recorded. tonight's piece was produced with help from reporter perla trevizo, who covers border and immigration issues for the "arizona daily star." u can watch her "brief but spectacular" take on our website, at www.pbs.org/newshour/brief. >> woodruff: and that is theur newsor tonight. i'm judy woodruff. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, and we'll see you soon. >> babbel. a language app that teaches real-life conversations in a new language, like spanish, french, german, italian, and more. babbel 10-15 minute lessons are available as an app, ore. on more information on babbel.com. >> hotel mumbai. rated r. >> consumer cellular. >> bnsf railway. >> americacruise lines. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored b

joining us to discuss, naomi next.to us about the trends you are seeing, as opposed to other tech companies. so amazon has been increasing its lobby spending, a lot in the last year. what we are seeing now these days, now that it has an established washington presence, is getting more aggressive and how it interacts with competitors. you are seeing amazon but heads with retailers over gsa proposed deal to sell office supplies to federal agencies. you're seeing amazon interact in the procurement and cloud space as it but heads with other companies on a cloud deal. in addition, we are seeing amazon higher more key people -- hire more key people to help it as it navigate antitrust inquiries and questions from lawmakers about the lack of diversity in its workforce. what we see now is a more aggressive amazon in washington. emily: why is amazon doing this? is it about the cloud contract? the pentagonnly cloud deal is part of it. expands into other markets and widens the scope of its business, it's getting more competitors.

naomi next, thank you so much for the update -- nix, thank you for the update.formation and cindy is to spiral around twitter -- misinformation continues to spiral around twitter. and later, the store closing. tesla's rough start to 2019 continues. we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ is is bloomberg. ♪ . . emily: this is "bloomberg technology global link" where we join bloomberg daybreak australia to bring you the news. in world let's get a look at the global tech stories of the day. buyirbnb has agreed to hotel tonight in its biggest acquisition yet. the move comes as airbnb continues to increase hotel listings on the site before its initial public offering. airbnb did not disclose initial terms of the deal, but hotel tonight was valued at $463 million in a venture capital deal kid of years ago. softbank has launched a $5 billion technology fund focused on latin america. initially, softbank is committed -- committing $2 billion to the general will serve as partner. shares -- etsy shares dropped after the company provided five-year guidance including a slowdow

this is naomi carol ronnie redacted. there are your headlines from the future two weeks from now the bureau of labor statistics will announce. half of increase in u.s. employment due to people hired to help president fight lawsuits investigations. into the economy three days from now you'll read. but o'rourke unveils a presidential campaign slogan experience you can count on one hand i that's our job lots of. lives. to try to decide and to let. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family were. there wasn't it was bit you know much worse subjectively than today but there was an expectation of the things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hope. there isn't today today's america was shaped by the ten principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy at tax so low down to engineer elections manufacture consent and other prince holds according to no i'm colmes one set of rules for the rich opposite. that's what happens when you put her into the. na

this is naomi carol ronnie redacted. there are your headlines from the future two weeks from now the bureau of labor statistics will announce. half of increase in u.s. employment due to people hired to help president fight lawsuits investigations. into the economy through days from now you'll read. made o'rourke on bill's presidential campaign slogan experience you can count on one hand i that's our show like. the little. guys like you did not want to let. their call straight in the electoral college lowered the voting age to sixteen allowing non-citizens to vote and to pack the supreme court with more and are the same judges what is happening here well it would seem if you can't win on the merit of ideas but all you need to do is to radically change the system. u.s. special counsel robert miller concludes a two year program to allege trump russia collusion and recommends that you know that. president transcripts the latest u.s. sanctions against north korea and the current bid to revive the old nuclear talks. and the po

and with that i will turn it over to naomi. thank you. >> thank you for that kind introduction. i am so excited to be moderate today's panel of federal agencies and local governments. like never before. and its major technologies i think companies that are really driving and both the development of these technologies but also the rapid adoption in the public sector. and yet, i think there's a lot of unanswered questions about what this all means and what the implications are. and so i'm excited today that we get to have a proactive discussion about how these technologies are shaping the future of our country and our communities and our laws. so why don't we start off by maybe we will have the panelists introduce what they do, and how their work relates to this particular issue. and so, paromita shah you want to start off? >> sure, i work at an organization that is membership- based, so i worked at the intersection of immigration law and criminal justice. it is basically unpopular, right immigrants who are being over policed and immigrants who are facing these consequences of bei

this is naomi carol ronny redacted. here are your headlines from the future two weeks from now the bureau of labor statistics will announce. half of increase in u.s. employment due to people hired to help president fight lawsuits investigations. into the economy growing you know you'll read. made o'rourke on bill's presidential campaign slogan experience you can count on one hand. that's our show live. life. style but i didn't mean to let. i think the number. they've met of us is over one trillion dollars that more than ten white collar crime happened today. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be old rich with six percent world market most thirty percent some with one hundred five hundred three per second per second and when he rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars ai industrial park but don't let the numbers over. the only number you need to remember one one business you know for the mid one and only boom but. during the great depression which i'm old enough to rem

this is naomi carol ronnie redacted. here are your headlines from the future two weeks from now the bureau of labor statistics will announce. half of increase in u.s. employment due to people hired to help president fight lawsuits investigations. for the economy and three days from now you'll read. made o'rourke on bill's presidential campaign slogan experience you can count on one hand i thought that charts show a lot of. life. to the nuts and bolts. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic developments only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. i do think the numbers mean something they matter to us with over one trillion dollars of debt more than ten white collar crime families this. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be old the rich. six percent world market those thirty percent some with one hundred to five hundred per second p

. >>> an alexandria native is teaming up with ellen. 12-year-old naomi wadler is part of the talk shows digital series called diversitee. last year wadler delivered a powerful message about gun rits at the march for our lives rally here in washington, d.c. and here's what she wanted to say about w s wants to reach in this new series. >> i'm trying to reach girls of color particularly black girls because so often black girls don't know that they are worth somethin and they see these terrible portrayals of them in hee news and see these racist comics on the news and they might think jus like i did that they didn't have any self-worth. >> yat can all six episodes of diversitea with naomi wadler on fridays on ellentube.com and on ellen's youtube channel. inr first rview, not so bad at all, is with tennis superstar serena williams how's that for a first interview? >> and she's a tennis player herself too. i got to meet her and get my picture with her today. it was a thrill. well, new tonight, a beaver spotted in southwest d.c., which is not good for our cherry blossom trees. this is the bea

naomi grimley, bbc news.ha macphail has been sentence to life in prison, and told he'll spend at least 27 years behind bars. the judge said 16—year—old aaron campbell was a cold and calculated individual who had shown "not a flicker of remorse" during the trial. lorna gordon was at the high court in glasgow — you may find some of the details in her report upsetting. six—year—old alesha macphail, described as a beautiful, kind and smart girl. her family said they'd been left devastated and heartbroken by her murder. her killer, aaron campbell, today admitted he carried out the crimes. throughout, he has shown no remorse. thejudge, lord matthews, gave details of what campbell said happened the night he abducted the little girl from her bed in the family home. you said that alesha was drowsy and became a bit more awake when you went outside. at one point, she asked who you were and where you were going. you said you were a friend of her father's, and that he was taking her home. over the next few days, you were

our correspondent, naomi grimley, has been watching today's events.s day — banging pots and pans to make themselves heard. many of them had taken part in a feminist strike today across spain, to draw attention to sexual discrimination, violence and the wage gap. in afghanistan, where international women's day is a national holiday, these women often face prejudice on several fronts. but the international red cross filmed them enjoying what they do best. at the elysee palace in paris, emmanuel macron presided over a new award by the french state to recognise trailblazing women. the first winner was a woman who has campaigned against child marriage in cameroon. she accepted the prize, named after the famous french feminist politician simone veil. translation: for me it is a call to follow in her footsteps and to pass on the shared task defending women to future generations. president putin has also been trying to flag up his credentials as a champion of female empowerment. here he was riding with female officers in the russian mounted police. closer to

naomi grimley, bbc news. of those three countries are zimbabwe where thousands of people have been left homeless by the cycling. the ministers there admit they failed to anticipate the magnitude of the disaster. our correspondent shingai nyoka has been to the town of mutare, close to the border with mozambique. i am here at the command centre, which is responsible for the rescue and relief efforts in eastern zimbabwe, and i havejust spoken to the minister of local government, july moyo, who tells me that the majority of food aid and supplies are still stuck here because access is still such a challenge. the helicopters that have been moving between here and the affected areas are prioritising medical evacuations. we have seen for ourselves the difficulty of trying to access some of these areas by road. some of these narrow roads are partially blocked by landslides and rock falls. now, president emmerson mnangagwa has gone into those areas to see the extent of the devastation himself. officials say that 98 peo

and voting to advance naomi rose nomination for the washington dc circuit. in other senate news majority leader mitch mcconnell confirmed the senate would vote thursday on hj rose 46 terminating the president's emergency defamation of the southern border. when the seven votes on that house passed resolution for republican senators obligated they will vote in favor of it susan collins of maine, thom tillis of north carolina lisa murkowski of north carolina and senator rand paul of kentucky. the majority made commitment to a thursday boat vote when he met with Ãearlier today following caucus meetings >> madam president, today the entire senate democratic caucus and i are introducing simply ask the department of justice to do what it's supposed to do defend the duly enacted laws of the country. this resolution shouldn't be necessary but last year as 19 states joined texas and challenging the constitutionality of the affordable care act attorney general jeff sessions refused to defend the aca in court. and in fact, filed a brief arguing that several vital protec

president trump's emergency declaration and they will vote on judicial and executive nominations including naomi r arch o for the d.c. circuit. you can watch the senate on c-span 2. former democratic colorado governor john hickenlooper announced he is running for president.

in the women's draw, naomi osaka will be there to try and retain the title she won last year.the first title of her career but she's since won two grand slams on her way to becoming world number one. she begins the defence of her title against kristina mladenovic of france. for me this whole tournament is a great memory. it is the first tournament i ever won and it holds a special place in my heart and, even ifi special place in my heart and, even if i did not win, i love ita special place in my heart and, even if i did not win, i love it a lot. i do not think about defending but i think about winning another tournament and hopefully i can keep that mindset going. among the winners, so far, on thursday is venus williams — who was taken to three sets by andrea petkovic. williams won the first set 6—4, she was then blown away 6—love in the second as the german levelled the match. but williams took the decider 6—3 — and she'll face the number 3 seed petra kvitova next. rafa cabrera bello leads after the first round of the arnold palmer invitational — he's seven under par. the def

it's a 12th successive win for the 22—year—old swiss, who knocked out former champion naomi osaka ine for a second successive tournament, having won in dubai last month. she will next play venus williams, who just beat angelique kerber. in the men's event, canada's 13th seed milos raonic enjoyed a comfortable 6—3, 6—4 win over lucky loser, miomir kecmanovic of serbia. the world number 130 lost in the final round of qualifying, but was invited back after wimbledon finalist kevin anderson pulled out injured. however, raonic prevailed and will play either gail monfils or dominic thiem in the last four. jockey bryony frost made cheltenham festival history on thursday as she became the first woman to ride a top—level grade one winner overjumps. frodon landed an emotional triumph for her and trainer paul nichols in the ryanair chase. our sports correspondent andy swiss has more. well, what a memorable day we have had here at cheltenham and a little bit of history from one of the big races of the day, which was won by bryo ny frost races of the day, which was won by bryony frost on her hors

naomi wadler delivered ape powerfulh last year about gun violence. andow this alexandria native is teaming up with ellen degeneres for a digital series. >> it highlights people using their platform for good. her first interview with her idol, tennis super star, serena williams. >> i wanted t talk about how gun violence affected blackn. wo >> i was affected personally. my sister passed from that. people are talking about it now because it's happening more widespread. our been affecting community for years. >> why do you think it's important to have these difficult conversations? >> i think we need toet comfortable with having uncomfortable conversations. going tos are never get better if you avoid it. you have to take things head on. >> joining us in studio is naomi watt. >> thank you for having me. i'm excited to be >> you must have been excited interviewing serena williams, your id. she's a big superstar. >> she is. i played f tennis about 7 and a half years now and just meeting the woma the black woman who is the face of the so coolport was >> you'

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it was that gas to the battle over this country's soul we sent naomi here of to see pack to find out what exactly they're saying there she filed this report. and. then lord convention center welcomes the conservative political action conference also known as the super bowl and back government also known as the conservative con or con con for sure. ok i'm made to last you up this megamall slash hotel is where i was when it comes to discuss traditional values and the deficit but this year it was a time for joy and. comedy they may call you deplorable but most people will call you adorable patriots no i just remember that all right. this is the first time someone comes. and socially the green hold out house for their contribution to the methane gas. and oil that my boys always had guns and so you. start something me too that's not something you teach your most something they're born with but as far as is as you mentioned i've got a hundred cows use linux alexander cortez show my house and said take my cows yes i love cows dearie they're delicious did you just to break into her well as l

naomi grimley, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. things are looking unsettled. today did start off op a promising note. many of us had blue sky and sunshine, this was the picture in norfolk, it is parts o eastern england that will keep that sunshine for longest, but for most of us it has been going down hill, because we have this weather front which is draped north to south across the country, that is spilling in lots of cloud, rain, and some fairly windy conditions too. this is the recent rainfall radar, and you can see as the rain has been moving in are the west, a bit of snow has been falling over highest grounds of the pennines and high land scotland too. it is falling mostly as rain. for the south—east towards east anglia, here you should keep fairly dry and bright weather, and there will be some brighter weather returning to northern ireland later on too, but in between lots of cloud, rain, temperatures somewhere between seven to 11, so on the cool side for the time of year. windout there too. the wind will help to drive most of the cloud and rain away to

the women's draw samantha hallett had a chance to move up to world number one ranking but lost it naomi asako is the current incumbent but had to do to topple her japanese rival was reached the final in miami remaining in his in the is the number two seed but lost the opening set of the semifinal seven five to carry the place cover from then she started to unravel in a stop start much because of the reign of a battle to win nine consecutive games to take this match after a brilliant rally on much point seven five six one was the final score. of her will face ashley barty in the final on saturday banty's ranked twelfth and shined even when the skies were pouring she ousted twenty first seeded and it contradicts six three six three in this rain delayed semifinal the victory also sees her move into the world's top ten. tiger woods made that golf's number one ranking almost five years ago but the fourteen time major champion still has the magic touch this was tiger at the tenth hole of the w t c match play event in austin on his knees and playing left handed the american pulled off an incre

his father can fish when he wants perhaps in some ways he has more freedom there naomi. one of the man on the bed without my father's life is very free but the moken tradition is to die for shellfish and sea cucumber. but he doesn't do that anymore. but he doesn't fish in the old way he uses traps. he puts them out in the morning and brings them up in the evening day in and day out. and none of the one. above the ground up with he he's distancing himself more and more from the old ways and becoming a man of the city. that would be easy with the love. for nearly a man of the city is anyone who doesn't live on the water. well. i'm . glad. i'm not about. even to give his son a carefree childhood as a senior. at least until he starts school. looking children can often done before they can walk. a little. bit. ten or twelve they have to start working. these boys are coming back from a shift they help out in the national park cleaning up garbage or helping in the kitchen. to her space or prospects but how likely is it that she one day qualify as a doctor and come home. to see

. >> to mark the day barbie is honoring real women who are role models including tennis star naomi osakaasa mathematician katherine johnson who was portrayed in the movie "hidden res."i w th o it was >>hawa verd movie and barbie, i mean, really, really diversified over the years. she's good curves. backgrounds, everything, yes. >> i'm looking at this barbie assembly line. >> can i get in line? do i look like one of them? >> go ahead. yeah. >> i can be barbie too. >> right. >>> how would you like to get paid to do nothing at all all day? >> that's what you already do. >> some artists in sweden want to hire someone to roam around a busy train station and did nothing. the job will pay $2300 a month. the same pay that swedish government workers get. >> it even comes with a pension. the artist called the job experiment an act of economic imagination in a time when the working class find itself marginalized and to be fair they pay me to make jokes and be witty and read the news. >> jokes? >> no, they don't. >> i get paid to be a jy. >>y place lly "unwined"? a hotel in portugal is giving you th

that way in the future there will be fewer people do you think i had people to naomi everyone. was ok continue to make sure you could vote in or lections as possible a big surprise ground zero for that fight in florida to learn more about this let's go to redacted i corresponded not limit. bill. apparently the hot trend this month is googling the words florida man and your birth date to see what jacked up headline you get but no one ever talks about the many smart professional people in the sunshine state all you have to do to learn about the real florida is watch their local news a man accused of destroying a liquor store in okaloosa county told police he was in alice in wonderland matthew horse jones also said a caterpillar smoking it told him to do it a local man who i consider self to the joker arrested on a weapon charge is now out of jail and there's no prove me waving a gun around i know but i had a night i did not have a gun on. someone who altered his face to look like a comic book villain you have to applaud him for his honesty and thankfully in twenty eighteen sixty

i went to the seafood buffet i was enclosed naomi you know . you don't leave caribbean countries in especially haiti will accuse the u.s. of interfering in their affairs and well yeah go out. during protests against a u.s. backed leader you found five armed american goons to no good so so lock us up and then we'll receive diplomatic immunity from anything that you try against us so i don't have believe. they actually have to say they were on a u.s. gulf. with that much artillery like well it seems appropriate considering our past missions of state craft in haiti and one nine hundred fourteen us marines took five hundred thousand dollars from the haitian national bank and transported it to new york for safekeeping that we keep radiating from one thousand nine hundred fifteen to nine hundred thirty six push this wildly popular leader into exile also for safekeeping and then there was this it's never police the tonton macoutes job opportunities for the youth of course. well us subsidize rice destroying the rice market that's that's an economic par

closing in on the tennis world number one spot how it needs one more win at the miami open to replace naomi osaka at the top of the ranks the next eddie richardson reports i simona halep is within sight of her first final appearance at the miami open under a return to the top of the world rankings her quarterfinal win over china's one child wasn't without its difficulties howlett found herself five one down in the second set the twenty seven year old responded by winning six trite games she'll face carlina pliska for in the last four however only needs to reach saturday's final to replace japan's niamey osaka as the world number one. was it's but i have to win this tournament i'm not going to think about that if i play or well if i play my best tennis i have a better chance to become number one again. in the men's draw roger federer has stayed on course for a fourth miami title i thirty seven year old needed barely an hour to beat daniel medvedev and set up a quarterfinal this south africa's kevin anderson he's got a great serve so. you go back to big serve mentality to try to hold your own

that she demonstrates the power of a determined voice. ( darya )another inspirational young woman is naomiaptured our hearts when she tearfully accepted her first grand slam title after beating out her own idol, serena williams at the u-s open: ( darya ) osaka went on to win another grand slam after this.. and now.. she's being honored with her very own barbie doll... it's part of the sheroes line which gives girls strong women to model themselves after.. by the way barbie is now 60 years old.. she still doesn't look a day over 19.. i'm waiting for mattell to come out with the more realistic, wrinkled "gravity effects" edition.. ( darya ) addidas is also putting the spotlight on women.. they're partnering with twitter to live stream girls high school soccer and volleyball games.. and they're also debuting a film that features female athletes..it's all part of the she believes campaign that aims to increase the visibility of women athletes... they say only 4 percent of sports media coverage in the u.s. is dedica