you'll hear from ines sainz in a moment. but first, peter alexander has the latest. >>> good morning. >> reporter: inez sainz did not return to the locker room, she reported the action from the sidelines. sainz wants to make sure no other female sports reporter is mistreated on and off the field. >> reporter: on the sidelines, ines sainz is hard to miss. the 32-year-old sportscaster from mexico's tv azteca recently named by men's magazine one of the sexiest sports reporters in the world. now sainz is at the center of a sexual harassment complaint against the new york jets. this is video from the jets' practice saturday where footballs were thrown in sainz's direction, and later in the locker room where she says she was subjected to cat calls from players. sainz tweeted in spanish -- i'm dying in embarrassment, i'm waiting in the jets locker room waiting for quarterback mark sanchez while trying not to look anywhere. she said sanchez was a ja, but told me the talk made her feel uncomfortable in the locker room. >> the minute

here's rush limbaugh weighing in on ines sainz, take a listen. >> ines sainz knows what she did and doesracts men. she knows that she has an asset, depending on the part of you're coming from, boobalicious, bootylicious, you got it. >> unbelievable. what's happened this week, coming out of the woodwork, all sorts of neanderthals or neanderthal-like opinions that have come out that have basically had a conversation about an issue that has been resolved for 25 years. women have been in the nfl locker rooms, equal access, male and female locker rooms for 25 years. and men are allowed in women's locker rooms. that is also settled. you've got all these people chiming in on issues they know nothing about, and i would include mr. limbaugh, and it's time to -- it's 2010 and we don't have to discuss stuff that has already been resolved. >> but here's a column in which ines sainz takes a shot at this group that you helped found. and she says, a group of news people and communicators, eager to make an even bigger scandal out of the situation, have moved women's rights backwards at least 50 years. >

ines sainz, good morning to you. >> hi.ood morning. >> let's talk about these incidents over the weekend. you are at the jets training facility. there's a football being thrown in your direction outside and the cat calls in the locker room. you tweeted a tweet at the time, you're embarrassed, dying of embarrassment. but are you being harassed? there's a difference? >> there's a difference. the line is fragile between the one and the other. and i must say that i don't hear anything in the way that's a sexual word. i'm not the one who say the charge or try to -- try to involve all the team in this situation. what happened there is i obviously feel that the environment was uncomfortable because i know they are talking about me. but i didn't hear or pay attention to that. what happened there is that -- >> a reporter came up to you and said she felt bad for what you were experiencing. >> exactly. >> then the association for women in sports media got involved and they're the ones who went to the nfl and said we want an investigat

sainz tweeted in spanish -- i'm dying of embarrassment. i'm in the jets' locker room waiting for quarterback mark sanchez while trying not to look anywhere. she says sanchez was a gentleman but told me the taunts made her feel uncomfortable in the locker room. >> all the eyes look to me. they start to whistle and make jokes that i know is about me. >> the next day as the controversy grew, sainz herself became the target of criticism. with some pointing to seductive photos posted on her personal website and others on tv azte azteca's site. in response, sainz tweeted again, this time with a picture of the type of outfit she'd worn to the jets' practice. button down shirt and jeans and boots, she wrote, is not inappropriate. >> not trying to provoke anything. my type of dress -- >> >> reporter: but when the association for women in sports media found out about her complaints, they called on the nfl to investigate her possible sexual harassment. the jets' owner called sainz this weekend apologizing on behalf of the team later issued a statemen

now, ines sainz is part of a sexual harassment complaint against the jets. she's glad the nfl has agreed to investigate. >> i preferred that the nfl make the adjument, becaus they have all the pieces together >> it started at the jets practice saturday, where some players and coaches allegedly threw footballs in sainz direction. later in the locker room, the reporter says she was subjected to catcalls by the players. on her twitter account, she posted she was dying of embarrsment. she chose to ignore it, but a fellow reporter noticed the behavior, and the associatn of women in sports media learned of the allegations and asked the nfl to investigate. woody johnson has already called sainz to apoloze, and the nfl is interest vowing players and witnesses. >> they're taking it seriously, and the issue is proper conduct in the workplace. >> we want to have an environment here where everybody's comfortable. >> sainz has also come under fire. publicly being accused on internet blogs of dressing provocatively. she responded posting this photo on twitter of the outfi

her name is ines sainz. sainz is happy the nfl has decided to investigate. it started at the jets' practice went balls were thrown in her direction. later in the locker room, she was subjected to catcalls by players. this led to an investigation. sainz is being accused of dressing provocatively at the practice. >> this morning we asked -- are men's locker rooms a proper place for female sports reporters? >> keep e-mailing those responses to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> here is a look ahead to one next hour. >> classified ads at craigslist finally speaks out. >> remembered the outbreak of bedbugs fact that complex is now facing a lawsuit. >> imagine waking up to a reptile slithering new year bedside. i would not want that. not first thing in the morning. >> speaking of reptiles -- things are quiet weather-wise. we have three named storms in the tropics. >> we are tracking several new accidents out there. kind of a busy morning rush. we will get you up to date. >> the results are not official. in looks like patricia

the nfl now investigating the alleged harrassment of ines sainz at a new york jets practice.alking about the incident now. >> she is hot the only one. the controversy is also unfolding on the internet. laura evans has more on this. >> reporter: an apology from the owner of the new york jets football team to ines sainz. she says she is period of timerred by jets players on the sideline and then in the locker room. she says she was the target of catcalls and whistles she tried to ignore. >> i tried to minimize the effect and say don't worry. focus on your job and try to pretend nothing happened. >> reporter: and say what she wore was provocative. on twitter, sainz defended herself showing a picture of how she was dressed. >> i say if a pair of jeans and a white blouse with the bottoms is provocative, all the women are provocative because it is very common to dress like this. and for covering sports, i think it is very usual to do it. >> reporter: but that prompt awed flurry of responses on twitter. one says, if you don't want to be treated like a sex object, don't wear your jea

now, after questions were raised on whether sainz dressed appropriately sainz took to twitter twitterthe picture. well, sainz also appeared on "today" show this morning to talk about this whole thing. >> i dress like i feel, it's good. all the women like to be attractive, i think so. so, my way of dress is because i feel comfortable and not pretending to be provocative, only to pretend to be attractive. that's the reason. >> sainz said she had no contact with jet players since the incidents and expressed her gratitude to woody johnson for the apology and all that. >>> of course, we're keeping our eyes on breaking news this morning and we got a bunch of that for you. the u.s. citizen that is finally free. we are hearing after being detained in iran for more than a year. we'll get a live report on that. >>> plus, a high school football player scores a game-winning touchdown. but then you have to listen to a story. he nearly loses his life. i'll talk with him and the nurse who ran to his side to save him. after using rogaine for a while, i went to my stylist and she said hair was growing

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everyone seemed to have an opinion about ines sainz.to one player that was in the locker room, he said it absolutely happened. now, people are debating whether her style may have landed her this unwanted attention. >> touchdown, baltimore. >> reporter: the baltimore ravens beat the new york jets in a nail-biter on "monday night football." but it was ines sainz, the woman who calls herself the hottest sports reporter in mexico, grabbing the spotlight. >> if a pair of jeans, a white blouse, with bottoms, is provocative, all the womans are provocative. it's common to dress like this. >> reporter: reportedly, several jets players cat-called and taunted on saturday. and coaches threw passes on the field so they would land near her. sainz tweeted she was dying of embarrassment. >> she should expect only the most professional, courteous behavior that you would find in the workplace. >> reporter: woody johnson, the team's owner, apologized to her personally. >> the jets have already taken steps to address with the team, proper conduct in the wo

sainz defended this photo of what she was wearing that day.o you think of how she dresses sometimes for games? >> absolutely unnecessary. >> she can dress any way she wants. and that's okay, too. but then what happens, is she has to be able to tell them to shut up then. >> sounds like she was a little too provocative and maybe dressed improperly to be in a men's locker room. >> reporter: the jets confirmed the association for women in sports media will be holding a seminar in the near future to educate players and staff on appropriate behavior around female reporters. >>> and we're joined now by ines sainz. thank you for coming in. >> no, thank you for the invitation. >> take us back to practice. what made you feel uncomfortable? >> well, actually, the situation was uncomfortable in the field when they practice. when i get into the locker room, is embarrassing moment. >> in the field, you weren't bothered by it? >> i understand all the time, it was only a joke. and they are playing. i'm perfectly safe. they never hit me. they never threw me th

joining me is ines sainz. thank you for joining me. >> no, thank you. >> you had an incredible couple days? >> i don't believe that. i'm coming to make my job and my interview with mark and that'stop but wrm i'm here. >> the quarterback of the new york yets. last night you covered the team's season opener. this has made international news. this issue with you, how were you treated last night at the game? >> perfectly. very professional the way the jets treat me yesterday night because they are taking care of me and they're like very close for me and take care that everything is fine. perfect and the media because they support me all the time and try to figure it out what will happen. >> that's what i want you to tell me. we're at a point where you sent out some tweets and now it has turn under to an nfl investigation. what happened in that locker room? >> well, in the locker room the minute i walk into the locker room i, and the minute i saw that all the players are looking at me and start to make like jokes a

ines sainz of mexico's tv azteca joins us now.th us. >> thank you very much. >> we heard a few different accounts. tell us in your words what happened that day in the locker room. >> yes, what happened is the minute i walk in to the locker room, i start to hear that everybody starting to talk about me and makie injokes. but just professional i decide not to pay attention. i focus on my interview so i go direct to the locker of room of mr. sanchez and i wait for him. but i believe that the rest of the media start to hear the different kind of things that i didn't hear. and sometime in a minute, a colleague, come with me, and i'm so sorry. it mustn't happen, it's terrible. i feel sorry for you. so i tried to say, don't worry, i can handle the situation. >> right. >> and that's it. and i even try to pay attention. >> you just kind of ignored it? it didn't bother you? >> well, i was focused on my job, and try to not pretend not to be feeling bad. >> a locker room is a tough place for anybody, male or female and a lot of journalists sa

his remarks came in the wake of reporter inez sainz. she is a reporter from mexico who was at a new york jets actice last week. an nfl security team is investigating whether she was verbally harassed. everybody has been talking about the sainz saga, including portis on 106.7 the fan radio. >> you give her a choice of 53 athletes, smebody has to do it. she going to wantsomebody. i don't know what kind of woman won't. >> portis latereleased the statement. quote, i was wrong to make the commts i did, and i apologize. i respect the job all reporters do. it's a tough job and we all have to work and act in a professional matter. i understand and support the eam on these iues. >>> 6:51 our time now. time for weather and traffic on the ones. >> m, looks like a nice day. >> pumpkin sunrise under way here. pump kips are ready for picking, too. certainly an autumn like morning. on this weapons, mostly clear sky now looking at the temperatures, is just in the low 60s in washington. and near the waters from the shaw neighborhood to oxen hill, upper

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ines sainz says she was uncomfortable with comments and catcalls be made inside the jets' locker roomhen she went to talk with quarterback mark sanchez. she said an assistant coach was tossing footballs in her direction earlier so players could closer to her. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. are men's locker rooms a proper place for female sports reporters? you can e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 57 degrees on tv hill. coming up, the morning's financial news in the bloomberg business report. >> a happy reunion for the family of an american hiker who was being held in an iranian prison cell. >> how would you like to be strapped to a board and flown across the country? we will introduce you to the newest idea in air travel. >> we are live at silo point. seth is all decked out in his rappelling gear. i have all the details just ahead. >> we will also detail your morning commute. damp conditi ♪ [ female announcer ] have you ever seen a glacier while sunbathing? why not? have you ever climbed a rock wall in the middle of the ocean? or tried somethi

his remarks came in the wake of reporter inez sainz.curity team is investigating whether she was verbally harassed. everybody has been talking about the sainz saga, including portis on 106.7 the fan radio. >> you gi her a choice of 53 athletes, she going to want somebody. >> portis later released the stament. quote, i was wrong to make the comments i did, and i apologize. i respect the job all reporters do. it's a tough job and we all have to work and act in a professional matter. i understand and support the team on these issues. redsns also released a statement that reads, the washington redskins have a clear and entrepreneur ambiguous policy about being professional on these issues and we will take the necessary steps to remind everyone about it. >> a new book revealed secrets about the white house party crashers from the "real housewives" of d.c. the book by diane diamond says she has multiple sclerosis and that is why she is so thin. it forced them to make an early exit from the white house state dinner last year. >>> still ahead,

the nfl and the new york jets both say they're looking into how sainz was treated in the locker roome went to interview quarterback mark sanchez. today she told tamron hall she was surprised of the criticism. >> in my nine years experience of career, that i'm not prepared to dress or do my job. i do over 250 interviews one-on-one with the best players in the world. i i'm very respected in europe and spain in italy and mexico for my job. i was building my image for all those years. i use the same style. i don't see the problem. >> now sainz said she did not feel threatened or harassed in the jets locker room. she does not plan to sue. the but the behavior was sun acceptable. >>> up next, lady gaga tweets about harry reid. now he's responding with a tweet of his own. >>> plus, why jerry brown is now apologizing the former president bill clinton. about their aller, and what it lets them do. the thing i love most about zyrtec® is that it allows me to be outside. [ male announcer ] we bet you'll love zyrtec®, too -- or it's free. [ vonetta ] it is countdown to marshmallow time. [ woman la

the nfl and jets say they are looking into how ines sainz was treated in the jets locker room when sherview m mark sanchez on saturday. this morning, sainz told us what she thought when she tweeted she was dying of embarrassment. >> i was looking into mark sanchez's locker room, and i feel very rough, because i hear things. i'm like, okay, it's a difficult moment. i'm going to be relaxed and calm, present nothing is happening. when i express i'm uncomfortable it's because also i'm very conservative. >> conservative? >> yes, conservative in my way and style to think about it. it's not nice to see naked men aroun around. >> how can you even respond to that, really? she says she didn't feel threatened or harassed at the moment. she doesn't plan to sue, but she says the behavior she encountered was not acceptable. >>> new restrictions could require to you have a prescription to buy cough medicine. the fda is considering new restrictions to deal with the alarming increase of cases of teens using cold and cough syrup to get high. tom costello has more. >> reporter: hi, good day to you. a lot

sainz is not bashful.attire was appropriate for a locker room full of giant, naked men. >> sounds like she was a little too provocative. >> if you're in an nfl dressing room, you're asking for it. >> she even tweeted a photograph of what she was wearing in the locker room. she quickly became the number one trending topic on twitter. >> i dress like i feel is good. all women like to be attractive. >> she continued her defense by appearing on every national morning show where the hosts tried desperately to look only at her eyes. >> it's like, oh, my goodness, she's here, okay, i want to be mexican. >> the number one story of the week. >> you betcha! there's another woman i got to thank. you betcha. >> with a tea party inspired upset in delaware, christine o'donnell went from relative unknown to overnight political star. >> the palin is strong in this one. my god, just give her bangs and a pair of rimmed glasses. she'd be a dead ringer. oh, my god! >> sarah palin led the cheers for her fellow grizzly. other r

sainz's practice said the new york jets caused quite a stir and even has an investigatn team to findut if sinz was haraed. they were reportedly throwing balls to get her attention, and when she walked in the locker room, there were catcalls. she put what she was wearing on twitter, saying it was not inappropriate. she said she felt uncomfortable in the locker room but did not feel threatened or harassed. everyone is weighing in on this, including the fan this afternoon. somebody got to do something. she going to want somebody. what kind of woman won't? i know you're doing your job, but at the same time, i'm going to look for somebody. i sure they would do the same thing. >> didn't take long for spin control to go into effect from the redskins. this statement was issued from portis. i was wrong to make theomments i did and i apologize. i respect the job that all reporters do. it was a tough job and we all have to woshlg ark and act in a professional manner. i support the tem. the redskins also made a statement a apologizing for ortis' actions. nationals also winners tonight. hernandez

sainz, a former miss spain and miss universe contestant was dressed quite a bit more provocatively than the average american tv reporter but that hardly clueses the inappropriate behavior by -- excuses the inappropriate behavior by the jets personnel. clinton portis got on his radio show and said that nfl locker rooms are essentially a petri dish for sexual tension between players and reporters. >> all of a sudden you see a nice woman in the locker room, i think [ indiscernible ] you give her a choice of 53 athletes, somebody got to be appealing to her, she gonna want somebody. i don't know what kind of woman won't. >> well, as you might imagine, the redskins went into immediate damage control mode this afternoon and released this apology from portis, quote "i was wrong to make the comments that i did and i apologize. i respect the job that all reporters do. it is a tough job and we all have to work and act in a professional manner. i understand and support the team on these issues." now, i spoke with our old colleague sarah walsh this afternoon, who is up in her new job at espn and sar

all you have to do is ask "dressed to thrill" tv reporter ines sainz, she got a call from the new yorkets who apologized. the i'm sorry came after she made allegations that she was harassed by personnel this weekend. the nfl says it's investigating media reports that jets players behaved inappropriately including allegedly hooting and hollering at her in the locker room. she said monday that woody johnson called her, apologized and she said she accepts that and thanks him for his concern. >>> after two weeks of jury selection the ken harris murder trial got underway with testimony from the only person who witnessed his death. almost two years ago an armed robber shot the former councilman in his car outside of the new haven lounge. the mysterious woman seen next to him that night took the stand. monica foreman-robinson told the jury that she met harris through banking at the same financial institution and they became good friends. she testified that she saw a person in a halloween mask shouting at harris just moments before he got into his car. he attempted to start it and something sh

a reaction to a mexican reporter ines sainz tweeting the jets players had made her feel uncomfortablell, albert haynesworth helped portis out with more tape and albert needs some tape of his own on an ankle scenario. >> yesterday he sprained his ankle and he didn't take any team reps today. so it's a little sore today. hopefully it's not too serious and he'll be able to practice tomorrow. >>> did you see devin thomas did not play a single scrimmage but did return two kickoffs for 76 yards giving the team excellent field position. kyle shanahan has not said if he'll be more involved sunday against the texans and devin just wants to play. >> i'm trying my best to get out there, putting my best food forward trying to stay humble and keep my head up, not being down, but it's hard, man, especially my third year and i really want to be a major part of this offense. i know i can be a major part. got to keep doing my thing with special teams. >>> major league baseball has upheld national center fielder suspension nyjer morgan's 18th suspension for a series of events that culminated with septe

ask azteca reporter ines sainz. she got a call from the new york jets to say i'm sorry. this came after allegations she was harassed by jets personnel at practice this past weekend. the nfl is investigating media reports the jets players behaved inappropriately including hooting and hollering at her in the locker room. woody johnson called her to apologize. she says she accepts the apologize and thanked him for his concern. >>> fans of the titan/raiders game may have been confused by the mascot. apparently the broadcaster was too. take a listen. >> it's always great when the mascots and cheerleaders get together. whoa! engulfed! that's -- not right. >> that is a little strange. that was an inflatable version of t-rak, who apparentlily, well, watch this, ate a titans cheerleader. >>> put down your scissors and pick up your cell phone. coming up, how to save big the next time you go shopping. plus, debate over tax cuts rages on. find out who reversed their opinion about tax cuts for the middle class. i'm bob ehrlich. i'm not the kind of guy who likes to hang on the sidelin

rich falcon says miss sainz, the reporter is a publicity hound. she is painting herself as a victim. you can't have it both ways. as for the redskins on the field, the team was off today as they reset for their week 2 game against houston and that means another killer test for rookie trent williams. the first-round pick had to block cowboys pro bowler demarcus ware this past sunday and now he will have to block mario williams and so far the coach thinks the kid is holding his own. >> i thought for trent's first game in the national football league he did a very good job. you can see his athletic ability both in the running game and passing game and to go against demarcus ware throughout the majority of the game was quite impressive. >> game 3 for maryland this saturday and here's hoping you enjoyed last weekend's 62-3 spanking against morgan state because it will not be that easy against west virginia. the mountaineers are ranked 21st in the nation at the moment, stand 2-0. maryland has lost their last four meetings against their neighbors to the

. >> for all sports radio he spoke about the controversy surrounding mexican reporter ines sainz, allegedlyly harassed in the new york jets' locker room. >> you put a woman and give her a choice of 53 athletes, somebody got to be appealing to her. somebody's got to spark her interest, or she's going to want somebody. i don't know what kind of woman won't, if you get to go and look at 53 men's packages. >> the league is investigating the new york jets already for their treatment of the reporter. >>> 5:57 on a wednesday. a lot more still to come in the 6:00 at our. -- hour. >> and news every parent needs to hear about the dangers of cough medicine and whether it should be available to buy over- the-counter. >> the district choosing a new mayor. we will have live team coverag >>> coming up, voters supported vincent gray and show adrian fenty the door. what is next for the capital city? in maryland, the governor's race me match rematch. >> no more politics as usual. smallest the nation's states is home to of the biggest political upsets. "good morning washington" begins right now. >> live and i

inez sainz of a mexican tv has become a house hold name after being allegedly harassed by the new york jets during a practice. the reporter said she felt uncomfortable in the saturday locker room as she heard cat calls as she waited for enterviews. the nfl will complete an investigation. joining us this morning with more insight on this issue is erin fuller, president of alliance for women in media. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we were talking off camera and i asked you, are we still talking about this? >> it's unfortunate and a little depressing to still be talking about issues like this. it's been over 30 years that women have been let into locker rooms. 25 for the nfl, which is more reluctant than major league baseball. but what someone looks like and what they are wearing and if they are inviting unwanted behavior. >> she's on the side lines and the ball was over thrown. these sound like 14-year-old guys. >> they're like junior high. >> and basically the question is did she deserve to be treated like that under any circumstances, regardless of what she had on. and we'll

and i want to start with the story of ines sainz. she got balls thrown at her by the new york jets.tigated by the nfl. and a redskins player is in hot water. clinton portis. he says, you put a woman in a locker room and you give her a choice of 53 athletes, somebody has got to be appealing to her. >> i think he gets in trouble. >> he has apologized. >> i think what i cover. i cover congress. if i was in a locker room with 53 congressmen -- i don't think so. >> you don't dress like that. >> that's also true. >> my feeling is, man or woman, who wants to go into a sweaty, smelly locker room? i don't go into my boys' bedroom. i have four teenage boys. and i haven't seen them in years because i won't go near where they change. i don't know why anyone, why we need to talk to football players in their jock straps. anybody need to see that? >> sports reporters do need to -- they don't need to see it. they can avert their gaze. but they have to go where the players are to do the interviews. it's interesting how the nfl really did apologize. and they're investigating. i suppose that's a good

ines sainz says she was the target of catcalls when she was covering the jets last weekend.e say what she wore was provocative. portis said both female report are and players have wondering eyes in the locker room. >> you put women reports in the locker room in a position to see guys walking around naked and you are in the locker room with 53 guys and you see a nice woman in the locker room, i think they're going to take a look apted want to say something to that woman. >> portis has since apologized for his comments saying, quote, he was wrong and that he, quote, respects the job reporters do. >>> now, turning to the latest in the gulf of mexico, investigators are examining the broken blowout preventer. they brought it up from the floor of the gulf and are trying to figure out exactly what caused the spill. the outgoing heaof bp is getting a grilling by lawmakers over in england. tony hayward faces tough questions from british lawmakers today just months after he gave few explanations to congress. >>> more buzz about who is going to serve on the judge's panel in the next se

ines sainz, a good chance you heard that name this week.ly subjected to cat calls and other adolescent behavior when she was cuffing t covering the jets. the nfl sent out a memo saying women reporters are professionals and should be treated as such. but the part of the story that has people talking is that picture. that was how she was dressed that day. that is how she generally dresses. no matter what she's wearing, disdeployable and unacceptable to disrespect any female reporter trying to do her job especially in a male dominated field and covering male sports, period. nobody argues with that. but the decision i had today was about whether the way this particular reporter dresses should be a part of the conversation. the answer at least in fr tfrom discussion i had why. sainz has admitted that she dresses that way because she wants to be attractive. and says this incident will not cause her to at all change her attire. but there's a fine line of course between attractive and provocative and professional. you don't dress the same way for y

she, by the way, miss ines sainz has said she was the hottest sports reporter in mexico.bout herself. her website, my goodness. look at the outfits. we're showing the modest ones because we're a family network. let me read something that one of the reason this might be happening that few people want to get into. the writer from the new york daily news, bob raceman says this about it -- networks "x," "y," "z," are now hiring women who are more entertainers than journalist. it's looks that kill are the priority, these suits, tv executives, are expanding the job description from notebook toting reporter to model with a microphone. putting the women in deep. far be it for to us take cheap shots but it looks like the suits are hiring women who wouldn't date them in high school. take that to heart those running the n.f.l. and more particularly the tv executives. women who act professionally and in the locker room and they won the right to be there. when you go in and want to call attention and dress like a freak, this is what is going to happen. >> uma: you never know. next thi

martha: that was mike gilliam reporting and sainz will speak out on "happening now". we got into a debate over it. it's a very hot topic and we'll see what she has to say. bill: keeping my mouth shut. martha: i know you are! >> bill: years ago i used to be a sports reporter in cincinnati. martha: and you wore stuff like that all the time! >> bill: wait until you see the pictures on that. i the bengals when they were home and away and we had a coach, sam weish and he was leading this charge where he wanted to keep reporters, male or female, out of the locker room for a certain period of time until the guys could shower and get dressed. martha: that's totally understandable. bill he was denied by the league, then he went to a new system where he would set all curtain in the locker room to keep the reporters on one side and the players on the other. he failed on that front, too. i haven't been to a locker room in a long time in the nfl, i don't know what the rules are today but this issue has been ongoing. martha: i say she is wear what she wants, nobody has the right to

ines sainz, thank you. jenna: jon scott, as fashion police. jon, getting into the details of that! >> jon: yeah! jenna: yeah. all right, jon, thank you very much. >>> hurricane igor and julia, now churning through the atlantic. we have amazing satellite pictures of these storms. and janice dean is going to tell us where they're heading. >>> plus after more than a year in jail, iran releases american hiker sarah shourd, where she is now and when actually she might be on home soil. >>> also the trial begins for a man accused of killing a promising young major league pitcher. hair sis watching that at the breaking news desk. harris. >> reporter: it's brand new to major league baseball and he was pegged to be a rising star. he just pitch the best game of his young career, and nick adenhart was killed hours after that game. now the trial for the man accused of killing him begins today. and wait until you hear what the suspect's defense attorney is saying about the victim, nick adenhart, the baseball star. stay close. jon: it has the name straight out of a monster move aoefplt let's hope

this is ine s sainz.ring a sea through top and tight open jeans, she caught everybody' eyes that day. this weekend she got cat calls in the lockerroom. now the nfl's involved. today a couple bears players talk about women in their work place. >> i'm not saying what happened was okay. but maybe she didn't belong in there. >> bottom line, we haven't had a problem with it; right? >> reporter: on a radio show this week more comments. >> you give -- somebody's got to say -- >> reporter: ask a few women who've been there. the naked and the well known, what it's like being a woman just trying to get the story. melanie hoffman, a writer for jet magazine. she's seen it all. >> sometimes you're trying to keep your eye either on face level. and a lot of times you want to look down or check your tape recorder, you look down you may see something else. >> reporter: and cheryl stout says she remembers when women weren't allowed in lockerrooms at all. in the 80s, jim harbaugh helped her get on the inside she says. she f

ines sainz, the tv reporter who was allegedly subjected to sexual harassment by nfl players. she says she doesn't want any of the players punished. she has choice words for people who criticized what she wore in the jets locker room the day of the alleged incident. >> i wore for television. my image, i was building my image for all those years. i don't see the problem. i do the interviews with the best players in the world. i'm very respected in europe and spain and italy and obviously in mexico. >> msnbc contributor and nationally indicated radio talk show host michael smerconish joins me live from the studio in philadelphia. we were talking about this yesterday. it was a hot topic. i interviewed her. she says i was the first woman to cover sports exclusively in mexico. she feels this is much ado about nothing, but nevertheless this is the hottest topics on the blogs. what do you say now? >> yesterday when i had the conversation on the radio, not everyone had seen the images. today a totally different picture because this is the -- there may be elections in seven states, tam

. >> ines sainz, the reporter for tv azteca on the "today" show and various other interviews saying shely complain to the nfl or the new york giants about the sexual harassment allegations and charges. however, she just wants to move past it and maybe as president obama saying it's a teaching point for a lot of people. >> that's just it. >> a lot of opinions on this story. fascinating of how it's turned into such a big story. >> some will say that's what she wanted, raj. >> in many ways. >> thanks, raj. >> tonight at 11:00, gimmick or genius. babies learning how to read. chances are, you've seen those tv ads. that's all coming up tonight at 11:00. >> thanks for being with us. good night, everybody. >>> california politicians have again failed to lead. we could have been first in the nation to have a full ban on single-use plastic bags, but, no. special interests killed the bill. i'm suzanne shaw. a statewide ban on plastic bags would have been a bold step in reducing pollution. grocers and retailers were finally in support but plastic bag lobbyists based in virginia have more influence

ines sainz, a reporter from mexico's tv azteca complained about how she was treated by the jets in theirlace in the new york jets' locker room. ashley fox is a sports writer for the "philadelphia inquirer" and recently spoke out on the issue in one of her columns. good morning. i have to say i read what you said when you were being hassled by the eagles back in 2003 when you made the switch from covering the 6ers. i laughed out loud. it was brilliant. and you put them in their place immediately. >> thank you. >> there is how you handled it. in addition , a way people can handle it is dressing professionally and you're saying maybe that wasn't employed by ines. >> right. first off, you got to say that obviously harassment in the work place, there is no place for it. no man should make a woman feel uncomfortable while she is doing her job wherever her work place is. that is indisputable. but when you're a woman covering professional sports in this country, especially in an nfl locker room where there are 53 men and probably 20 or 30 other male journalists, there is a way that you can behav

inez sainz, sports reporter at the mexican tv network azteca who covered the sports practice saturdayh everybody in the world. don't cross me. i'm in a bad mood. the jets coaches ordered that throwing and running plays be directed towards her. the players acted inappropriately towards her in their locker room. national coverage has given her more coverage to show more pictures of her. various media women's groups has thrown their weight behind her even as she undermines every woman sports reporter that knows the game. the bar professionally at a sporting event is only about an eighth of an inch off the ground. she has done this before at a super bowl media day. so the team's media office should have known what was likely to happen. even if they hadn't, it was tv azteca which sent another reporter to the 2008 super bowl, a different inez who showed up in a wedding dress and proposed to patriots quarterback tom brady and jumped in his arms. why do they keep giving credentials? you have to keep team locker rooms and media day open for stunt reporting? you can't say fine, here are the cre

the female journalist inez sainz tweeted that she felt uncomfortable to the jets practice facility.tis chimed in and you could hear some of the comments that are considered to be politically incorrect. >> you put women reporters in the locker room in the position to see guys walking around naked and you share the locker room with 53 guys. all of a sudden you see a nice woman in the locker room and i think [ inaudible ] going to say something to that woman. and you give a woman a choice of 53 athletes, somebody has go to [ inaudible ] or she's going to want somebody. i don't know what kind of woman won't. >> redskins spokesperson said in part saying that the redskins have a clear and unambiguous policy about this and will take the necessary steps to remind everyone about it. >>> one of the biggest surprises on the national primary scene, last night was christine o'donnell's win over mike cassel. o'donnell's win was fueled by the tea party will not receive the backing from the republican establish. despite winning the nomination for republicans from the senate seat. for more on what t

me when one of the players during the incident saturday yelled out to another reporter, not to miss sainznd con saying thatth is our locker room. that's a big issue. for the hour it is open to the media, it is my workplace, as well. >> some people have come out and said, lauren, there is a responsibilities she has, as well. that may be your locker room, a shared workplace at that point but she also has to go this there knowing certain things could take place, maybe she should have dressed a certain way. is that something women have to think about going into a locker room? >> i think it is an interesting question. i personally have never been in an locker room but in newsrooms, you have to dress the part. i think when it becomes distracting, i don't want to blame her and i, you know, i'm not personally involved in the situation, but when it becomes distracting you question is she dressed appropriately? >> how much has to do, too, with american perceptions of what's appropriate some she works for a mexican tv station. we've seen plenty of pictures of her online. perhaps things are done diff

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