they are also the first national organization to publicly endorse a of abortion. shirley chisholm becomes the first black woman elected to congress. most of their contributions are after the 1960's. equal credit act, title ix. they win thousands of women back pay. they are against gender-based discrimination and a vanguard of second wave feminism. second wave feminism also has a number of cultural and intellectual goals. there is a series of different protests where people show up to talk about things in society that are problematic for women. they want to expand the idea of women beyond homemakers, wives, mothers, but also beyond that of a sex object. here is in image of women protesting outside the 1968 miss america pageant in new jersey. this is going on. you understand what it is about. we have different contest and all that but a lot of it is women who march across stage in a variety of outfits. these women show up in 1968 to protest. what do you see here in terms of this protest? what is the argument here? >> they are emphasizing the dehumanization of women.

always be prepare a motto for more than a century but not for the events of right now the national organization of the boy scouts of america has filed for a chapter 11 financial restructuring you might be wondering what this means for scouting and why the b.s.a. is taking this step. the short answer is that scouting continues. on to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and around the world welcome we begin today. with tesla boss musk here in berlin trying to clear the trees despite the forced tomorrow a german court will hand down a decision that could be make or break for germany's most promising high tech project in years before that project even begins tesla plans to construct a get a factory near berlin to manufacture electric cars a big boost for jobs and you could say green jobs and yet environmentalist say that the trees being cleared for that new factory well those trees should be left standing tonight a story of green washing but by whom. the german press has started calling it the tesla forest and the machines felling trees here have stopped a court order has brought them grindi

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could the onset of warmer spring weather slow the spread we ask an expert from the united nations organization dealing with the outbreak. omarion evanston it's good to have you with us turkey has followed through on threads that will no longer block refugees from heading to the european union ankara says 18000 people have crossed the border since friday there have been arrivals by land and by sea along the borders with greece and bulgaria but both e.u. countries have boosted security at their frontiers and thousands of migrants are now stuck in no man's land between the 2 sides the move by turkey to open its borders to migrants comes after dozens of turkish troops were killed in a syrian government airstrike in is a province. well do w. correspondent junia han is monitoring the developments at the turkish greek border and she joins us now for the latest so you you've been speaking to people at the border today what have they been telling you. well it's been very tough for people here just imagine they came here after they heard the news that turkey would no longer stop refugees from trying to

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the way they did that was by creating a national organization. y typical of the reform movements of the early 1900s. if you want to fix big national problems you create reagan national organization for the ncaa is a good example. they decide to change some of the rules of football. they legalized the forward pass in 1906 which before there was no forward pass. that seems making it easier to kind of see what's going on on the field so the rules can be enforced. they implement that and, of course, that's when ncaa does start enforcing really, really hard-core enforcing amateurism after 1906 and after those reforms that are implemented in that you've what's some people see as the football crisis of 1905-1996. theodore roosevelt was part of that what he brought several leaders athletic leaders at princeton and yale and harvard to the white house and october 1905 and said you need to fix this. they didn't fix it but that has come down to us in lower as teddy roosevelt essays football. in reality he does get the ball rolling and brings a lot of attentio

two new national organizations formed. one was the national women's suffrage association, founded by anthony and stanton. they did not support the 15th amendment. they focused their work from that point onward to fighting for a constitutional amendment that would give women the right to votes. here we have a petition from the american women suffragists association, founded by lucy stone, her husband and other suffragists. they did support the 15th amendment. they focus their efforts on women winning the right to vote on the state and local level. they weren't necessarily opposed to a constitutional amendment giving the right to vote. they didn't feel that it was -- they weren't very optimistic at the success of a constitutional amendment at this point in time. one of the fascinating things about the women's suffrage movement is that after women lost the vote in new jersey in 1807, the first state to give women the right to vote was in 1869 in the west. wyoming was the first territory at the time to give women the vote and

a spokesman for the boy scouts says local counsels are legally separated from the national organization and they're not affected by this filing. . >>> well, this morning, brand new flames rip through a home overnight in the east bay. we'll tell you what firefighters told ktvu about the investigation into what happened. >> the search for a missing couple continues in marin county this morning. we'll show you how search teams plan to cover more grounds around point rays. . >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning. thank you, for joining us here on mornings on 2. tuesday, february 18th. i'm pam cook. >> and, i'm dave clark. we'll go to allie rasmus for the traffic. >> right now chp has issued a sig alert. as you can see all lanes are blocked as emergency responders are on the scene. i see one car getting through. i think that's a police vehicle. but this is a box truck on its side. what looks like another vehicle that may have been involved in this near the center divide. but, take a look at the backup. we've seen the drive time bump up to about 10 minutes just in t

>>active mds, a national organization working to the summit has mental health that's her talking about her work in mental health with active minds at stockton university. what happened next, you know what let me get >>julie we have a surprise for you a $100,000 check from justin bieber himself video doesn't look cited by just like that you know are going on i was shaw beaver chose coker as the recipient of the money to help and further work in mental health awareness and say thank you but all this so important to me because my own mental health challenges. i had very bad depression growing anxiety and what i became recovered. >>and i worked on i think started working as a man to have a good to just likely levels passion human life and fighting stigma and >>preventing suicide and eating disorders back at school and still in shock coker says this money will give her a chance to pursue something she never dreamed it would be possible, i would like. >>my master's degree in clinical social work. a plane to go to monmouth university. then like because of this award i won't have any school lo

because experts say it can take decades for those dealing with trauma to come forward only the national organization is filing for bankruptcy boy scouts of america says it plans to use the chapter 11 process to create a victims compensation trust for survivors. >> in many respects it will facilitate justice for victims and there will be a process by which individuals can submit their claims they'll be reviewed, and we believe that there will be compensation paid. >> reporter: the national chair of the boy scouts says he is devastated that there were times in the past when we failed the very children we were supposed to protect. the organization has also said it never knowingly allowed a sexual predator to work with its members, and has new rules that make scouts safer now than ever before ron allen, nbc news, new york >>> up next, the new measures to protect your home security cameras from hackers >>> there is important news for the millions of people with ring home security cameras. our gadi schwartz on the new security protections. >> who is that >> i'm your best friend. >> reporter: it was an unf

national organizations say scouting programs will continue throughout the process local councils or chaptersfor bankruptcy as they are legally separate groups >> the landmark case against harvey weinstein is headed to the jury as deliberations begin today. the case that captivated the nation started 43 days ago it included three weeks of grueling testimony from six alleged victims. weinstein isrape and criminal sex acts. he has pleaded not guilty. his defense insists the encounters were consensual whether he is convicted or acquitted, the verdict must be unanimous. if a verdict cannot be reached, then it could end in a mistrial. >> no one planned it this way, but dallas suddenly has its own version of one of the most recognizable landmarks here's nbc's morgan chesky >> reporter: in dallas, the demolition came early sunday all eyes on the 11-story building packed with 300 pounds of dynamite. but as the dust settled, an elevator shaft rising from the rubble >> it's a stubborn building for sure >> it lost its momentum and it settled back down. it's not going anywhere right now. >> reporter: the

only the national organization is filing bankruptcy and not the local chapters known as councils. legal experts say that is the way for the boy scouts to try to shield the local groups from losing billions of dollars in assets. >>> nbc bay area investigates a new report due out in the coming weeks showing the climate change and rising sea levels could affect the bay area more dramatically and sooner than we realize. >> and our reporter got a hand on the data and stephen stock has the report. >> reporter: this is showing the rising tides that are at risk to the rising threat. including 91,000 housing units as well as highways, airports, trains and subways. but our team found major construction projects are still being allowed the go up in some of these threatened flood zones. according to the state planners, this area could see a rise in sea level between 6 and 12 inches by 2030 and just 10 years from now, and the scientists say that the rate of the sea level rise is growing exponentially because of the rising of the sea melt and the rising oceans. >> what does the public need to u

occasion, and it is rare, a candidate feels that she wants to either not be tied to any kind of national organization or has a different strategy that she wants to execute. i think that is probably the case here. if she changes her mind, we will entertain that. the truth is, even though we do not have the women in the colorado, arizona, north carolina senate races, we do have great women running in maine, in iowa with teresa greenfield who has a great shot against joni ernst. we have a senate race in kansas that is interesting. we have an interesting primary in texas where we believe a woman is going to come through. other great women running. we have plenty to do in the senate. we are going to be part of this majority making year that we need to have with senator schumer. >> let's turn back to alex clearfield. alex: you mentioned the texas senate race where there are a number of women running. it is a very crowded field. it is seeming likely that that race is going to go a runoff. a good chance that it is going orgo between mj hagar edwards. would emily's list get involved in that primary if it is b

occasion, and it is rare, a candidate feels that she wants anyither not be tied to kind of national organization, or as -- has a different strategy that she wants to execute. i think that is probably the case here. if she changes her mind, we will entertain that. do truth is, even though we not have the women in the colorado senate race, we do have great women running in maine, -- teresa greenfield has a great shot at joni ernst. we have a senate race in kansas that is interesting. we think we have the right democratic candidate in barbara boy a. we have an interesting primary in texas where we believe a woman is going to come through. amanda edwards. we have other great women running. to be very much part of this majority making year that we need to have with senator schumer. >> let's turn to alex clearfield. >> you mentioned the texas senate race where there are a number of women running. it is a very crowded field. it is seeming lately that that creek -- that race is going to go iran off. between mj hagar or amid edwards or christina remain -- christina murray 85 -- light would emily's list g

occasion, and it is a rare occasion, a candidate feels she may not want to be tied to any kind of national organization or has a different campaign strategy she wants to execute, and i think that is probably the case here. if she changes her mind, we will definitely entertain that. even though we don't have the and northhe colorado carolina senate races, we do have great women running in maine, and iowa with teresa greenfield, who has a real shot at joni ernst, a senate race in kansas is really, really interesting, with it we have the right democratic candidate in robert boyer. we have an interesting primary in texas, and believe a woman is going to come through, mj hager, a phenomenal candidate in that race as well as amanda edwards and other great women running. inwe have got plenty to do the senate. we are going to be very much a part of this majority-making gear that we need to have. alex: let's turn back -- steve: let's turn back to alex clearfield of the national journal. texasyou mentioned the race where women are running and it seems likely that will go to hagar orbetween mj amanda edwards and

after his besides who party which is led by signaled it could work with the united malays national organization or not their party governed malaysia for more than 60 years until it was forced from power by my head he has coalition and 2018 all know is the party of disgraced former leader browse uk who is on trial for corruption accused of looting millions of dollars from the state fund one the m d b where you dean was kicked out of arm no in 2015 but it rallied behind him this week he was sacked for raising the issues of corruption when m d b but now in the sort of wrangling that's happened in the last week or so in malaysia he has joined forces with the same person in the same party that he was sacked from and issues he stood up for a report now he seems to be making alliances with many believe the latest crisis was also part of the tussle for power between manhattan and mohamad and his longtime rival and while abraham analysts say their coalition was torn apart by infighting over who should succeed my head here who at 94 was the world's oldest premier earlier on saturday and said his back my

me up here, but it is the women's organization for national prohibition reform. t was headed up by polly morton sabin, who was the heir to the morton salt family. she got this organization together to counter balance the women's christian temperature in in, with claim they spoke for all women nationally. pauline morton sabin had supported the dry cause. she realized it wasn't working. these are all very famous women. they were very ecumenical. they were working-class women. they were targeting women of every stripe to get them involved in this. younger women got very heavily involved in the organization. it was a national movement to reform prohibition. and ultimately they endorsed the democratic appeal. prohibition. morton herself was a republican. she said this is not working, support the democrats. that formed a counterbalance to the wetu, which always assumed that it was speaking for women. i love this poster. this is that depression era are. two young women are pointing out that they should be supporting -- little women should be supporting the repeal of the

prime minister for the 1st of his spells as leader both were members of the united malays national organization or i'm no the party in power since what was then malaya gained independence from the british in 1957 but they fell out and was sacked then jailed for corruption and suddenly he described the charges as trumped up after his release anwar rose to become leader of the opposition and struck up an alliance with the hot day just before the last general election in 2018 to defeat a mill the ruling coalition agreed that mahathir would hand of a power to anwar by may this year 94 year old mahathir the world's oldest prime minister hasn't given a reason for his resignation but analysts say they don't see eye to eye on a number of issues including a decade's old policy to grant preferential treatment to the mill a muslim majority such as in jobs and home ownership malaysia we are really just dangerous so the military jargon very worried that the chinese. in the oil and news division was getting too powerful so for the past 2 years the opposition are not and past and making the argument there. th

not seeing heads a local unit of the national farmers' organization here and what the british. if there's a dairy deal with the u.s. and milk imports are allowed prices could fall that would pose a huge threat to marginal dairy farmers and laborers they'll be staring at major losses with its but not everyone is worried at this by the dairy farm almost every step of the process has been mechanized the cows here are milked twice a day the whole unfreezes a got a pin pleat the company or there is a new niche player in the industry. is a co-founder of he produces what he says is beyond milk freo pomerantz or adultry it's an issue that remains a widespread concern in india and it is especially as in the premium milk is bastardised here are going to fall doesn't the us daily imports is a threat he says because his unique selling point is freshness and rapid delivery just 12 hours from call to customers but the entrepreneur who is a vegetarian does have misgivings about a trade deal with the u.s. especially an aspect that has proved a major stumbling block in negotiations. there are c

business swarms of locusts are threatening more countries in eastern africa united nations food and agricultural organization warns people's livelihoods are at risk it's the worst invasion in 70 years. the locusts have devastated tens of thousands of acres of farmland destroying crops and pasture the organization says drought has already affected millions of people across the region the swarms will only worsen the situation kenya ethiopia and somalia worst hit officials say aerial spraying is the only solution that works but that's impossible in conflict ridden somalia south sudan and uganda are also would raise and swarms have been cited in yemen and oman will join joins us now from nairobi to tell us more about the situation what sort of food security risk is this actually posing. well ben if you look at the eastern africa region already the areas that have been affected by the locust invasion are areas that really do struggle with food insecurity and i would put it that way because we're looking at the northeastern parts of all of kenya and also areas in somalia that have already been affected by drought

thing heads a local unit of the national farmers' organization here in the british. if there's a dairy deal with the u.s. and milk imports are allowed prices could fall that would pose a huge threat to marginal dairy farmers and laborers they'll be staring at major losses. but not everyone is worried at this by the dairy farm almost every step of the process has been mechanized the cows milked twice a day. and freeze eons ago to pinpoint the company or there is a new niche player in the industry. is a co-founder he produces what he says is beyond milk free of hormones or adultery it's an issue that remains a widespread concern in india. the premium milk is bastardised here are going to fall doesn't the us daily imports is a threat he says because his unique selling point is freshness and rapid delivery just 12 hours from cow to customers but the entrepreneur who is a vegetarian does have misgivings about a trade deal with the u.s. especially an aspect that has proved a major stumbling block in the. there are concerns in india that the photo given to cows in the us co

local councils are legally separate from the national organization and are not affected by the filingnew study finds that the measles can lead to fatal competitions that go beyond the disease itself. almost one third of all reported measles cases have had complications such as pneumonia, hepatitis or viral meningitis. is preventable with a vaccine but anti- vaccination campaigns have contributed to a reemergence of cases in children and adults. the study was published in the medical journal of caseworkers. >>> new information about the coronavirus and the severity of the infections in china, as hundreds of evacuees arrive in the united states. >>> and an update on brian newman, who is in the lead of the last lap of the daytona 500 with his frightening crash happened. >> and could the former trunk confident get a new trial? what needs to be considered, coming up. >> a little girl was injured by a mountain lion. straight ahead, the new photo that they released that they hope will help. to kohl's and take an extra 20 or 15% off! tek-gear hoodies are just $12.74 save on scott living and o

a spokesman for the boy scouts says that the local councils are legally separate from the national organizationd by the filing. >>> the jury is expected to deliberate the harvey weinstein sex crimes trial, facing charges of rape and assault with women testifying accusing him of similar behavior. prosecution called the women as witnesses to show a signature pattern of behavior. it was described as potentially powerful evidence. weinstein faces life in prison if convicted on all counts. >>> a college professor in indiana was suspended after calling the police about an african-american student that would not change his seat. the student was in the back of the class listening to the lecture of the professor with his laptop charging on the back wall. the professor told the student to move to a seat in the middle of the room. when then student asked him why the professor called the campus police. the police officer told him to change the seats or leave the class so he laughed. the university president said the decision by the professor was a gross error in judgment. >>> state lawmakers are expected t

the gulf arab states expressed support for president trump's middle east peace plan, the 57 nation organization of islamic cooperation, and the arab league of nations have rejected it. they say the peace plan heavily favors israel, and is unfair to palestinians. the president's proposal would give israel a permanent border along the eastern river. >>> some tense hours for passengers and crew onboard an air canada flight today that was forced to make an emergency landing at the madrid airport. the boeing 767 was heading towards toronto. soon after takeoff, the pilot requested to return, after realizing one of the plane's engines was damaged, and a tire was ruptured. the airplane spent about four hours circling to burn off fuel. no one was hurt. >>> we've learned conservative personality rush limbaugh has advanced lung cancer. he says he's going to miss some shows in coming days for further medical tests, and to determine treatment. limbaugh said he'd been experiencing shortness of breath. he said he initially thought it might be heart related before seeing doctors who discovered the cancer. limb

involved with the national organization, as well. don't -- it does not define you. >> i know. >> it cannot define you. >> reporter: brayden harrington had that chance, too, when he met biden after his speech this week. >> it was shocking to shake somebody's hand who, like, has the same trait as me, and has the same thing going on. >> i met him. i could tell when i met him, you see the face. you can see the anxiety in their ca faces. >> reporter: biden invited brayden backstage, explaining how he prepares for his speeches. >> he showed me how he put diagonal lines through the words to pause, take no breaths and pause to chill out a little bit. >> reporter: the former vice president discussing that technique in his cnn town hall. >> what i do if i say, the democratic presidential town hall is tonight on cnn. i'll say, the presidential town hall. slash. is on cnn tonight. slash. it's going to have the following people. slash. anderson cooper is going to speak. slash. it forces me to think in terms of not rushing. >> reporter: biden ulti

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local boy scout counsels are legally separate from the national organization and they're not affected by the filing. >>> a jury is expected to begin deliberations today in the harvey weinstein sex crimes trial. weinstein is facing charges of rape and sexual assault of two women. prosecutors called the women as witnesses to try to establish weinstein's motive and a signature pattern of behavior that legal experts describe as ponce. he faces up to life in prison if convicted on all counts. >>> time is 6:46. new numbers on the people that have signed up through health insurance through the state of california. it's made possible through the affordable care act. california residents had until january 31st to enroll in it. the state is expecting a big jump. due in part to a new state law requiring most people in california to have health insurance or be hit with a penalty at tax time. >>> the owners of a san jose company that specializes in custom woodworking have suffered a major setback. mara hernandez surveillance video from last wednesday shows someone using a steel pipe to break a win

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so as a national organization we try to address those issues.and you can think of that is happening into tracks. one of those tracks is creating spaces and programs that are specifically designed for lgbtq to help address their needs but the solutions at the end of the day will come more significantly from opening up the spaces that already exist for older people and making them accessible and welcoming for lgbt folks so a number of years ago we launched a partnership with community living the national resource on lgbt aging that provide those sources in a national training program called sage care that is trying. at this point 60,000 care providers across the country so it is that combination of creating specified programs and the kind that open up all programs to make them welcoming for everyone including lgbt folks. >> absolutely and joe can you talk to me about some of the initiatives that they are implementing to implementing the needs of this age group in particular. >> city says was mentioned in previous polls we are the laboratories of i

i'm involved in the national organization as well. it does not define you. it cannot. >> braden haring on had that chance too when he met biden after his speech this week. >> it's shocking to shake somebody's hand who, like, has the same trait as me. he has like the same thing going on. >> i met him. i could tell when i met him, you see the face, you can see the anxiety in their faces. >> biden then invited braden backsta backstage, even explaining how he prepares for his speeches. >> he showed me how he put like diagonal lines through the words to pause, take little breaths and pause to like chill out a little bit. >> the former vice president discussing that technique in his cnn town hall. >> so what i do if i say the democratic presidential town hall is tonight on cnn. the presidential town hall slash is on cnn tonight, slash. it's going to have the following people. slash. anderson cooper is going to speak. slash. it forces me to think in terms of not rushing. >> biden ultimately asks for braden's number telling him he'll check in from time to time to ta

according to "the wall street journal" the national organization will compensate victims protecting moneyy local councils. >> john bolton made his first appearance speaking at duke university yesterday reporters were only allowed to report the beginning of bolton's remarks. he was allowed to publish his book. >> not been my intention to reveal any classified information but to tell people what actually went on so that they can judge for themselves whether it's appropriate. >> in his book bolton says the president ordered him to put pressure on ukraine to get information on political rivals. >>> if you find yourself eating more unhealthy food it may be because you're not getting enough sleep. researchers followed nearly 500 women for a year. the women filled out questionnaires about their sleeping and eating habits. those who got fewer than seven hours of sleep per night consumed an additional 500 to 800 calories on average. they ate more than the recommended amounts of added sugar and saturated fat. the full study published in the journal of the american heart association. it's, i mean, i

the national organization, which as of 2016 said it boasted more than 1.2 million cub scouts, 800,000 scouts and more than 900,000 adult volunteers, said it's facing rising costs tied to defending itself against sexual abuse lawsuits. they say there are, quote, two key objectives, equitably compensate victims who were harmed during scouting and continue to carry on its mission for years to come. it also intends to create a victims compensation trust. >> it is the last day of early voting in nevada. we're going to look at what makes campaigning in that state quite unique next. in america we all count. no matter where we call home, how we worship, or who we love. and the 2020 census is how that great promise is kept. because this is the count that informs where hundreds of billions in funding will go each year for things like education, healthcare, and programs that touch us all. shape your future. start here. learn more at 2020census.gov when our daughter and her kids moved in with us... kids, bedtime! ...she was worried we wouldn't be able to keep up. course we can. what couldn't keep