i don't think that sexism is a barrier to elected a woman anymore. i don't think sexism is particularly a barrier to us not adopting these policies. i feel like history created a playing field that is not level yet. history shaped our playing field and we're going to have to make some conscious efforts to level it, to bring women up, and also to spread the idea of mom younger man up through older generations in some ways than one again i could speak to the business case. we are sitting on the business side, we see ceos of large banks of large companies, of the world bank is at the same gender equality is smart economics everybody in the policies because they want to stay competitive. they want to grow the bottom line of the companies. women are the largest economic force in the world today. there's some great research this is one of our economic power in china or india combined. i think people who look at the evidence-based case you want to get from here today. they are very pragmatic. you are not an ideological about things. they know it matters to

the only reason they were not active duty at the time is because of sexism. it is time to give them his final resting place. thank you. yields.entleman members are reminded to not make references to the gallery. the gentleman from florida is recognized. >> high-yield three minutes to the gentleman from new hampshire. >> the gentleman from new hampshire is recognized. >> i want to thank our colleagues on both sides in the aisle for a knowledge in the air force service pilots. my father was ap 47 fighter pilot in world war ii and he was able to access the benefits that were due him in terms of his military career and it is only fitting now in women's history month that we would begin to finally get the opportunity for care at to be interred arlington national cemetery. i want to acknowledge our colleague representative nick sally and her service to this country and my colleagues. ceremony withd a brigadier general -- the first brigadier first woman to reach the brigadier general status and the first woman to deploy within the air force bomber unit. she was an i

maybe there is sexism among soccer fans. >> i don't know it's necessarily a question of sexism.difference between men and women as athletes because it's a physical industry. if you compare male and female accountant, you will see a different wayne differential. but when it comes to sports men are doing something didn't from men. it doesn't mean they aren't work ever bit as hard it just means the working conditions and demand are different. men * men and women get paid the same in tennis tournaments and the women can win in three sets and the men have to go to five sets. the new york legislature passed a bill mandating paid time off for families with children or sick relatives. are there unintended consequences? >> this will create winners and losers. this is actually a law that goes further than a mandate. it doesn't just mandate employers mandate time off when they have a new child. it's a government-run insurance program like the social security program where workers have to pay in as part of the tax on each one of their pay checks. so we are all losers in that regard. kennedy

are we heading into sort of a sexism extravaganza in this fall campaign?> i think we absolutely are. i think he will use everything. i think the shouting issue is really minor in terms of the kinds of things we will hear. but i mean, when donald trump talks about her voice and i listen to his voice and i cringe, he talks about women's looks and i look at him and i don't see what others may see, you know, this is going to be a very personal election and i think it's very important that she, secretary clinton, not get dragged down into it. i think he will do his best to get under her skin, to get her to react, to make her feel small and retaliate and i think she's just got to stay as she has this week. she talked about the woman card, she's talked about what it means, it means we get paid less, we don't get paid family leave but we are going to under her. that's where she has to keep it. she cannot be dragged down by him. >> speaking of the woman card, if we can show the clinton campaign has taken this woman card issue, they meme-ified it saying get your own

looking back, clark says the sexism is obvious. >> you anticipate that we can hear what she has to say in one day? >> i would expect so, your honor, barring any acts of god or further child care crisises from ms. clark. >> reporter: in the film they have you crying in the office one night. >> i'm not a public personality. this isn't what i do. >> reporter: is that a scene that really happened? >> i didn't go up and exactly slide down the wall and cry, but i felt like it about every day. >> reporter: clark says from the start, the issue of race hung over the courtroom. >> the jury was not subtle. i could tell that they were resisting everything we were doing. >> reporter: she says the reason in part was the simmering racial tension in l.a. after the acquittal of four white cops seen beating rodney king a few years earlier. 53 people died in the ensuing riot. >> people didn't appreciate to what degree the rodney king riot mattered. >> reporter: johnnie cochran understood and made race the narrative of the defense. >> reporter: so did johnnie cochran and his team play unfairly? >> of cour

he's been accused of sexism, and his response is more sexism. "mr. trump, a lot of women say you're sexist." and he's like, "i don't know what she's bitches are talking about. i don't know. i don't know." ( applause ) and as if these remarks weren't disrespectful enough, from the sound of his voice, i'm pretty sure he was taking a dump while he was on that call. yeah! you know those expensive hotels that have the toilet phones. and you always wonder, who would use the phone in the toilet? now we know, now we know exactly who would do that. and you know what? trump is full of ( bleep ). because, yes, hillary does sometimes shout. you know who else shouts? everyone else on the campaign trail. bernie shouts, cruz shouts. kasich-- well, he eats, but still. but still, he eats loudly. and the last person who should be complaining about the decibel level of a speech in another person's ( bleep ) voice is this guy. >> we're going to win! we're going to win, and we're going to win! turn off the lights! turn off the lights! >> the trump network wants to give m

he's been accused of sexism, and his response is more sexism. "mr. trump, a lot of women say you're sexist." and he's like, "i don't know what she's bitches are talking about. i don't know. i don't know." ( applause ) and as if these remarks weren't disrespectful enough, from the sound of his voice, i'm pretty sure he was taking a dump while he was on that call. yeah! you know those expensive hotels that have the toilet phones. and you always wonder, who would use the phone in the toilet? now we know, now we know exactly who would do that. and you know what? trump is full of ( bleep ). because, yes, hillary does sometimes shout. you know who else shouts? everyone else on the campaign trail. bernie shouts, cruz shouts. kasich-- well, he eats, but still. but still, he eats loudly. and the last person who should be complaining about the decibel level of a speech in another person's ( bleep ) voice is this guy. >> we're going to win! we're going to win, and we're going to win! turn off the lights! turn off the lights! >> the trump network wants to give m

sanders: now change, real change, comes about whether it is fighting racism, worker exploitation, sexism, homophobia -- real change comes about when people stand up and they look around them and they say, you know what? the status quo is not working. we can do better. [applause] sen. sanders: and let me give you -- i can't give you many examples -- but let me give you the most contemporary example of what happens when people stand up and fight back. if we were here in this beautiful auditorium five years ago, not a long time from a historical perspective and somebody were to jump up and say, you know, i think a $7.25 federal minimum wage is a starvation wage and it has got to be raised to $15 an hour. now, if somebody stood up five years ago and said that the person next to them would've said, you are nuts. $13 an hour? you want to more than double the minimum wage. you are crazy. maybe, maybe we could get up to eight dollars or nine dollars an hour but $15 an hour? you are dreaming too big. sound familiar? you are unrealistic. it cannot he done. think small. but then what happened is fa

" on fx has given both to lived it and those who didn't a textured look at the role of racism and sexism in the so-called trial of the century. nbc's cynthia mcfadden was in the courtroom for every day of that trial, and today she talked to lead prosecutor marcia clark to get her verdict on the series. >> reporter: will you be watching tonight? >> i can't resist. even though i know how it ends. >> reporter: marcia clark was a star in the l.a. prosecutor's office when she was asked to lead the double murder case against o.j. simpson, but it didn't go as planned. >> i wasn't sure i would be able to watch it, to be honest with you. >> we're taking him to trial. >> reporter: but she has, and says sarah paulson's portrayal captured not only what happened but how she felt. says the sexism is obvious. >> you anticipate that we can hear what she has to say in one day? >> i would expect so, your honor, barring any acts of god or further child care crises from miss clark snore in the film they have you crying in the office one night. >> i'm not a public personality. this isn't what i do. >> report

they heard sexism.orry, nails on a chalkboard. >> i think he cares deeply about protecting women, whether it's a woman's right to choose and pay equity and ending discrimination and it would be nice if hillary clinton joined him in the parental and secretary clinton will not join in that because she does not want to agree with the funding provisions of it. so bernie sanders has an outstanding record when it comes to standing up, fighting for and protecting women and it's second to none. >> there's a vatican official being quoted by bloomberg as saying that bernie sanders basically invited himself to that vatican conference. our own reporters are looking into it. i don't know how it came about. can you tell us how that vatican invitation came about this week? >> i can't and don't have the details myself, but i can tell you this. i know the politics of the new york primary are extraordinarily complicated. as a lifelong practicing roman catholic, i can't imagine how complicated the politics of the vatican

and i was looking around me and recognizing the sexism of the reagan revolution, recognizing i was living through a george w. bush presidency, and it was hard to argue that conservativism was fading away. when i started reading more and more, it was clear that conservativism was not going anywhere. as we can see from the current presidential four people interested in conservatism or people interested in challenging this new form of conservatism, the study of historical conservatism becomes more important. >> in your research, were there any particular surprises? ms. griffis: not necessarily surprises, because the arguments they used in the 1970's and 1980's are the same arguments they use to. that's probably the most surprising part, how these arguments get recycled in different ways and different contexts. a lot of the arguments beverley lahaye were putting forward against the era are the same arguments people are making today about women's reproductive rights. how far are we going to let women go toward equality before we start to challenge what the women of the past were considering ou

according to protesters saying no to racism and sexism and bigotry and homophobia. the hartford police wanted to be sure this was a peaceful demonstration, and separated the protesters from the trump supporters, you can see folks now streaming inside the convention center. i want to show you how many trump supporters there are. the line goes through the parking garage. it starts here in the driveway and stretches down to the right. loops around and goes out inside, they're expecting 8800 people inside the convention center. the event was supposed to start ten minutes from now. no way the crowd is going to be there by then. they'll probably have to delay it a little bit. we spoke with the hartford deputy police chief about preparations for the event. here's what he had to say. >> as you can see there's trump supporters with the agitators as well. so they're getting their mix of that now as there is. we would address any situation as it arises. we have had unrest, they are here to de-escalate. we're not here to intimidate or arrest people, we're here to de-escalate. w

. >> would she cry sexism. >> yes, just like, she would not even be on the paper, she knows that moreple sieve her fac see of her face they dislike or merand more. it is true. you know, it would be like of the people who criticized her. they are sexist, it would be more like taking other people down. less hillary is when you like hillary more. kennedy: true, she was popular when she went from soggy bottom to who. let's talk about this i know people were outraged like oh, they are being mean to donald trump because he is a conservative, i was like, no they don't sell newspapers, they are trying to be funny. or telling ted cruz, the daily news did to take the fu train, are they just trying to sell papers? >> 100%. they are trying to get out absurd each other. get a bunch of clicks point to people that lose money, say we're a viable. that is what they are doing. i think if hillary coverd it would be clinton pardons self. bill clinton internship program off to rocky start. kennedy: do you think that donald secretly loved it 1234. >> i think so. >> and more things to rail against. >> peopl

you don't under the connection between sexism and the word ambition.he difference is ambition is considered a compliment to a man, but bad for a woman. >> they are projecting. where are the documented cases of that happening? >> let's go to the footage. i have no footage. >> it is just footage of me. >> rich what do you make of sanders saying hillary is unqualified to be a president. >> i would agree? well it is interesting because he spent the lion's share of this campaign until now never saying anything harsh or cutting about her, and he has realized at the last moment that actually should probably try to stop your opponent if you want to win a primary. >> good for him for trying. matt, you brought up what bill clinton said to the black protesters. i will keep saying this. the bill clinton of the past yore years is not the same and he is a political liability. >> he still has mortal lent than hillary does on the stump. >> every time he speaks now he commits a gaff. >> he has a sense of sabotage. i saw him at the 2008 democratic convention. it was in

now, they say things like help and speak out against racism, sexism, and bigotry. came out right after donald trump's victory on super tuesday. the organization behind them is called bridges over policies for new jersey. the side of the new jersey turnpike. is going to tell me. rhetoric, whether it's sexist or racist. this really cannot be normal. >> what they want is for governor christie to renounce comments. i reached out to the administration and they brushed this off. the group is a not-for-profit. we don't really know who is driving this campaign. that is not going to stop until governor christie speaks up. tweet me your thoughts. >> 129-foot vessel protecting and serving new >> likes to everyone. all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. pwe came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand them. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our devices at the same time. come back today. you'll get 100 meg internet, tv, phone

energy towards it. >> i don't know that it's necessarily a question of sexism.se of the physical industry to compare male and female accountants, you will see a wage differential or you can interchange men and women. when it comes to sports, the men are doing something different and i'm speaking broadly about sports. it means that the market conditions are different. kennedy: men and women get paid the same in major tennis tournaments, yet the women only have to win in three sets in the men can go to five and that has never sat well with me. sometimes pay parity is unequal. and okay, mandating paid time off for families with new children or sick relatives. are there unintended consequences here? >> absolutely, this is the kind of law that will create winners and losers, mostly losers. so it goes further than a mandate, it doesn't just mandate that employers provide paid time off for women or men when they have a new child in the family but it's actually creating a government run insurance program much like what we see with the social security go graham where wor

say nothing to racism, sexism and bigotry. as far as the hartford police department is concerned.it wantings to make sure safe demonstration. the chief told me learned from the experiences of other cities and because of that he put the protesters right out in front of the convention but he created a buffer zone to create the anti-trump people and people here to support donald trump. they are heading inside right here, right in the line of people going in stretches inside the garage but the beginning of the line is right here to the right. and it stretches all the way down to the end of the building and then back, doubles back and goes underneath. so there are many more outside who are still waiting to get inside chief told me 8800. they may have to delay the event because more people are trying to get. in a crowd out here trying to make their voices heard and hope donald trump's voice will be heard loud and clear inside the convention center in a few minutes. >> is there one particular theme as to the protesters why they don't want trump there or is it everything? the theme is bas

i guess maybe i just underestimated the bone-deep sexism of the american people! ha ha ha ha ha ha! was what she wanted to say, but what she actually said was... ( laughter ) >> chris, you better hope that woman never finds the precious. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: speaking of bone deep sexism, obviously you've got a lot of questions like you are going to be the only woman hosting a late night show once you go on the air. >> yes. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: congratulations on that. ( cheers and applause ) >> yes. do you get tired of that question? why do i have to, you know, bear the weight of being a woman -- >> quite honestly before i started this process, i didn't even know women could talk. so this has been-- turns out they can. >> stephen: wow, that's amazing. congratulations. >> you know, i watch your show from time to time. >> stephen: do you, really? >> yes, i do. i do watch your show from time to time. >> stephen: sometimes, and i have womanly hips, so i'm halfway there. >> yes. i do notice that you do reference your own man parts with a pretty

. >> on sexism. >> on sexism. >> because the thing is, hillary clinton is going to get tied to bill clinton's actions and her support of her husband, the president, during that time. >> that's right. >> if that's the lane we're going down in this race. >> and maybe what they'll do is just to cancel each other out. but i would also submit that donald trump has not been under withering attacks from the left yet. and that is coming. >> some. she's put out a few. >> she has. but the whole kit and caboodle that comes with hollywood, most of the mainstream media, that hasn't really started yet. >> do you believe they're holding back? they have attack ads on him or research that they're holding back? we've heard that. david brock the guy who runs media matters and hillary's surrogate incredibly. >> i don't know. if you're donald trump and so well known, i don't know what else there is to know. right? maybe they do have things that nobody has ever heard about. but he's been able to weather most of the storm. she's weathering the storms but in a way that basically has her under water at 56% negative.

suggested that edwards was ineffective in congress and she is calling that a fog horn of racism and sexism. >>> when edwards and van hollen announced their bid for senate, candidates lined up to take their congressional seats. and in the district now. positive --they are all hoping to replace congresswoman donna edwards. you can find polling place information and candidate bios on our wusa 9 app and watch our digital election special which starts at 10:00 p.m. with live updates on race results. bruce and i will anchor if that -- anchor that for you. >>> and perfect kittens stolen from a humane set. that's coming up everhas a number.olicy but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. for those who've served and the families that have supported them, we offer our best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. now, she is asking the court to appoint a special administrator to oversee his estate. it's not clear how much money prince left behind when he died suddenly last week, everythi

medicine start to get involved with helping people fulfill their preferences or their biases or their sexism? >> new york university in new york city. prestigious institutes like this are where the fertility clinics prefer to look for their raw material -- egg cells from intelligent, attractive women. the more elite the university, the more they pay. donors have to undergo hormone treatment that can pose serious health risks. as many mature egg cells as possible are then retrieved surgically. >> here, it's the market. and that means the rich do what they want. that means people who have money from europe wind up being here. it's not that they don't do it. they just come here and get it done. >> carsten says hello to tracia, the surrogate mother. for about $30,000, she's willing to carry and give birth to his children. the fertilized eggs of another woman are about to be implanted -- male twins. dr. doyle explains the procedure to them both. tracia has signed a contract to give the twins she'll be bearing to carsten after they're born. >> and so they're right here in the middle of the uterus,

the last person you could accuse of sexism is bernie sanders. women's rights his whole career. i understand why bill clinton lashed out. i understand it psychologically, but bill clinton has a habit of not liking to hear criticism. those of us in the progressive movement know when we took him on the issue pushing through nafta, obliterated glass steel at the behest of his friends at citibank, like robert rubinance for the death penalty, pushed through welfaree form, all policies hillary clinton supported, devastated communities of color, bill clinton lashes out. that's the way he operates. it's unfortunate, though. >> what do you think, maria? is it rubbish, as he said? >> i think that bill clinton appreciates jonathan's psychoanalysis as well. so, thank you, jonathan. i think has that more to do with how ridiculous bernie sanders' comment was when he said that he didn't think that hillary clinton was qualified to be president. i think his campaign and the candidate himself were reeling from a disastrous and horrendous interview that had just co

and to somehow blame hillary clinton for the deeds of her husband is really its own form of sexism. clinton were on the ballot, yes, i think that would be fair game but it's not. she's on the ballot. >> go ahead, kayleigh. respond to that. >> here's the thing. i'm not talking about bill clinton's actions right now. i'm talking about things that hillary clinton said. she called monica lewinsky a narcissistic loony tune and others who had viable claims against her husband. things hillary clinton did. yes, it was her husband's actions but the way hillary clinton responded, the way she actively defamed women who are claiming that they were victimized and they were victims of an aggressor. >> you've got the final word, patty. >> hillary clinton wrote those words in a letter to her best friend and it was never meant to be made public. that letter was made public years after that friend's death in arkansas. so no, she never went out publicly and defamed any of these women. and again, she didn't do anything. her husband is the one who did what he did and again, if you want to blame him for

. >> what about this sexism thing? i don't know what it is.ny time i say or criticize a woman i'm accused of being a sexist. any time i criticize the african-american community in any way or that i'm a racist. if i criticize illegal immigrants, then i'm anti-poor and anti-hispanic, i think that's going to be a major team correct directed against you, any time you criticize hillary clinton you are a sexist. are you ready for that? >> no. i don't think it will. and i will tell you why. she will try to play it but i'm going to bring jobs back to this country. nobody respects women more than i do by the way. you saw the other kay in new york and pennsylvania. i won all these states in landslides. i absolutely killed everybody with the women. the women came out in droves. and i won the women category. i won african-american. i won -- i won virtually every category. i won landslides. the five we just won and in new york the week before. i won with women and just about every group. in fact, every other group. >> okay. but you have got about 10 millio

she said he wears his sexism outside just like he wears his terrible hair. she went at him again and again. i think this is what you're going to see. you're going to see people like senator warren, once the primary's really settled. lots of her surrogates, male and female will take the humor to him and take the ridicule and let secretary clinton only talk about the issues. >> a strange thing is happening which is this unification in negotiation. a pollster yesterday said democrats should not just wait and sleep on democratic unity and mobilization around donald trump. they have to lay the groundwork. in the same way i think people may be underscore the degree to which once it really is hillary clinton is the nominee, and whoever, probably donald trump, people in the conservative base hate hillary clinton. they hate her. a lot of people will never be trumping until september, eight until all of a sudden they start trumping. >> first, again, people will keep trying, particularly the base of the party will keep trying to stop trump because indiana is still taki

. >> we denounce donald's campaign of sexism, zee na phobia, racism, violence and hate as a team. >> donald trump slammed the former don test tants as six failing wannabes. >>> voters hit the polls tuesday you can get the latest on the candidates at nbcnewyork.com. >>> in new jersey, a fire that already destroyed several homes rekindled this morning. chopper 4 was above the scene as it happened. a few firefighters were hurt trying to get this under control. tracie strahan is on the ground now with the latest. >> reporter: the street opened about an hour and a half ago. you may be able to hear the board up crews right behind me. investigators, they're expected back here today as well, not only to try and figure out what led to that initial fire, buu why flames started back up here again. hours after they thought it was under control, jersey city fire crews battled flames darting from this row of homes on four street all over again. chopper 4 was over the scene as thick smoke and pockets of fire erupted from 271 forest around 6:00 this morning. >> it was scary. you know, we thought it

despite their sexism and potential sexual assault, gloria, along with the other women, became the backbone of the berets. they published the beret newspaper. the greatest contribution that gloria along with other women made was the beret free clinic. this was the most significant contribution that the berets made to the community and to the movement. it was glorious leadership as a director of the health clinic that made this possible. gloria was also involved in organizing the chicano antiwar movement and providing an outlet for others by putting together a group called -- the least known of my three activists, she deserves a commonplace in the history of the movement in los angeles. this is a picture of the brown beret wedding. one of the members of the brown berets got married at the church of the epiphany in lincoln heights. there's gloria on the left. this is one of those photos that she told me -- you ever go into those little booths in bus stations and put in a quarter to get your picture taken? this is from one of those. gloria is honest about the fact that she is a big woman. she

countries, women theoretically enjoy equal rights with men, but many women regularly complain about sexismcrimination. the reality of women in her homeland is not what many think, gangat says, so it's important for women's voices to be heard. maysoun: there is a very wrong impression of arab women and possibly palestinian women specifically. there is this stereotype image, that an arab woman is uneducated and she is, like, subject to abuse and violence and her rights are not fulfilled. i believe this is wrong. firstly, we are very educated. palestinian women have degrees in various fields. they -- lots of them have finished higher degrees also, like masters and phds. and it's normal. narrator: the host of the station's morning show is a trained journalist. 10 women and two men work for nisaa fm. the broadcaster aims to bring men and women together, not stir up confrontations, but it does broach taboo subjects. maysoun: a taboo issue could be for example abortion in our society. we do have it on air, we talk about it. but how we handle it is a little bit like, we are not going toexpress our

so, at this point, i don't think it's sexism. >> hillary. >> reporter: supporters insist clinton is stillged unfairly. >> this will be a big test for the country. and whether or not we're able to look past all of the cultural, social and media biases and look at the personal, the individual, the leadership traits and what they bring to the conversation. that's the big test that she will have to pass. >> reporter: compare her to some of the most important men in her life today. clinton is not credited with bernie sanders' honesty, donald trump's candor, or her husband's magnetism. but she is doggedly working towards the democratic presidential nomination. as she approaches the general election, she will have to convince americans that she can be the first female president of the united states, whether they like her or not. jonathan man, cnn. >>> the u.s. supreme court has spoken, ruling unanimously in a key voting rights case. the justices held that a state may count all of its residents when it's drawing voting districts. two playoffs from texas argued their vote was being diluted and sou

another joke foiled by systemic sexism.hy do lawmakers have to write a special exemption for men strawl cramps? it all comes down to one narc. >> governor christie has long opposed the use of medical marijuana. >> that's right, governor christie hates medicine kal marijuana almost as much as he hates governing new jersey. oh, this? the trick is to stay ahead of the pain. cut it off before it gets too bad. bye bye cramps. hello blackout. so if you are in pain, how can you get pot right now? >> right now in the state a doctor must prove a patient has a debilitating medical condition with chronic pain. >> excuse me? what is more chronic than a pain that comes every [bleep] month. huh. but chris christie would rather i take traditional medicine. don't worry, i'm not operating heavily machine ree for another hour. but the best part about this celebrity, the best part about-- the best part about this is this celebrity who inspired the legislation -- legislation. >> lawmakers know that whoopi goldberg collaboration with organic ma

it goes back to his shouting remark when she screamed sexism and it's been building ever since then.he question is, how much time are they going to have for him to decide that he is not gsh - he is going to say nicer things about her and things that are so nice that you're not only go to have the minorities and women, but also the young people who are actually really -- >> you're on the spot. you're the first woman on the show. you're number three or four, okay. so tonight, you have to -- was there some sexism in bernie sanders' attack on lack of qualifications? no one would say that about the former secretary of state if they were male, if they were been the united states senator, because those are qualifications. >> okay, ready to get flamed on twitter here, but i don't think so. i think he was just generally ticked off that she wouldn't answer the question, whether he was qualified, and he said oh, you're going to do that i'm going to call you unqualified. i don't know if would have been any different if it from a male. >> i think it was more schoolyard brooklyn. some people are i