but sexism or sexualalized sexism is a good start for framing. >> all right. >> you will know better than i will how logistically it's best to parcel this up. there is a potential for it to be huge. actually, joining the dots between lots of things, some things you've done already like the sexual harassment and violence in schools. we talked about how the workplace overlaps public spaces and online stuff and the media, it all links together. i honestly don't know for you logistically whether it's better to take it all as one big issue or split them into smaller more manageable chunks and then try to join them up. >> mark. >> i want to clarify earlier expressing normal sexual harassment. that was a clumsy way to phrase it. >> we know what you mean. we've been impressed by your input today. >> i want to clarify that, apologies for that. the approach should be victim-center, based upon the experiences of women in our society. i think what i would find very helpful as well, if we start to agree to a common vocabulary as the basis for this. today's conservation has been about sexism and m

news — in 100 women — julia carneiro is in the brazilian city of rio dejaneiro tackling the issue of sexismsport. we're challenging teams of women in four cities around the world to tackle everyday problems that blight their lives... in the workplace... we need a working prototype by tomorrow morning. in education... this is not functional — emojis not showing up in the overlay. on public transport... there's only, i don't know, 50 more to do or something. and on the sports field. using bbc outlets, the teams can appeal for help from around the world. they have just one week to find a modern solution to a long—standing issue. welcome to the bbc‘s 100 women challenge. rio dejaneiro is a city famed for its passion for sport. it was home to the 2016 olympic and paralympic games and hosted the most recent football world cup in 2014. the beautiful game is adored by millions here but has an ugly past — for almost a0 years, women were banned from playing football in brazil. a government decree said it wasn't "suited to the female form," so from 1941 to 1979, women could not play. though the ban is

the 100 women challenge has come to reopen to try —— to rio to try to tackle sexism in sport.ons to level the playing field, inspiring women here in brazil and around the world. taking up the challenge are five women who have just five days to come up with ideas to help improve the situation for female footballers. time for some introductions. bia vaz from sao paulo has played for the brazilian national women's squad and professionally in the united states. fernanda is a rower and competed in her home city of rio in the olympic games last year. this woman grew up in one of rio‘s favelas, dreaming of playing football. now she's a coach for other children growing up in poverty. maira from sao paulo is director of the women in sports programme for the campaign group think olga. and finally, two time olympic beach volleyball silver medallist adriana from rio is now on the brazilian olympic committee, part of her role is to keep women in sport. our experts must reveal their solutions to sexism in sport at a mixed gender football match at the end of the week. it'll be a seven aside

sexism,your framing of for want of a better phrase, or sexualized sexism would be a good start because you need to encompass the online, the offline world. you need to encompass civil law, criminal law, right across the board. that does make it very unwillingly. obviously, in particular, need to review the laws in the area, and the sexual offenses act is in need of review to cover lots of this area. sexualized sexism would be a good start for framing. >> framing. right. >> you will know best how logistically it is. there is a potential for it to be huge. lots ofthe dots between things, something you have done already, like the sexual harassment, violence in schools. it overlaps with the online stuff. and the media. it all links together. i honestly don't know for you logistically whether it is better to take it all in one big issue or to split them into smaller, more manageable chunks, and then join them up. >> i just want to clarify. that was a clumsy word to use. as opposed to -- >> by your input today -- >> i just wanted to clarify that. apologies for that. approach should be standa

the 100 women challenge has come to rio to try to tackle sexism in sport.laying field, inspiring women here in brazil and around the world. taking up the challenge are five women who have just five days to come up with ideas to help improve the situation for female footballers. time for some introductions. footballer bia vaz from sao paulo has played for the brazilian national women's squad and professionally in the united states. fernanda is a rower and competed in her home city of rio in the olympic games last year. this woman grew up in one of rio‘s favelas, dreaming of playing football. now she's a coach for other children growing up in poverty. maira from sao paulo is director of the women in sports programme for the campaign group think olga. and finally, two time olympic beach volleyball silver medallist adriana from rio is now on the brazilian olympic committee, part of her role is to keep women in sport. our experts must reveal their solutions to sexism in sport at a mixed gender football match at the end of the week. it'll be a seven aside game an

what does sexism sound like? we got amazing stories from women around the world about what sexism feels like in the workplace. we recorded them saying it, then asked men to do them saying it, then asked men to do the same thing. it was interesting, i heard a man saying i have to take my i heard a man saying i have to take b i heard a man saying i have to take my baby to work because i don't have the time to leave, then a woman said the time to leave, then a woman said the same thing so it was kind of weird hearing a guy saying that. do weird hearing a guy saying that. do we have a word to describe your feeling? i'm going to say bias. about how you don't need to say anything, just wear something that is attractive and stand there. it's very interesting hearing it from a woman, it is relatable. with the innovations revealed, the moment of truth. what other women whose experience inspired this challenge think of what the team came up with? first leah. this is awesome! i appreciate you came together to help solve a p

sexism and misogyny in miss america. how shocked are you? sexism and misogyny in miss america.gyny in miss america. how shocked are you? i am not shocked at all will stop u nfortu nately, we shocked at all will stop unfortunately, we live in a culture where misogyny and sexism are ingrained deeply and you can see that from the reckoning of the moment and this is a part of that. these things happen coming to light and women have been injuring them for too long because it is embedded in our system. in terms of miss america, just for the moment, what you think should happen to the organisation? there be full accountability. i really support the women who have been speaking out, like mallory hogan, who says that there needs to be new leadership and represents those who have been through this process and reflects the women who have been part of miss america. i support their call to action and the petition campaign that they have valiantly put out there and want to encourage them to continue to organise and make their organisation reflect the people who it serves. do you think there

is everything the only sexism the only sexism k. if you don't even make sense to me why don't you like i'm going and i want other item but right now do you say you know this is a straight. point it's not sexist you're right mostly and you're holding off. on a roll is not all highly subjective gender stereotyping can mean something very different to people from different religions is this a case of the minority putting their views on the majority. no no gender stereotyping means the same thing at all it means is that women are pushed into one role and men are pushed in another role now you're quite right that in different cultures though which is different in some cultures you know that would mean women really big push to stay at home in other cultures it would be the stereotype of for example women as nurses and men as doctors there are definitely different sets of stereotypes but gender stereotyping is simply the act of presenting women as suitable for a certain set of roles and men a suitable for a different set of roles it seems

an association that promotes women exercise and fights against sexism also joining us lebron castillo a women's rights lawyer and in algeria. a ph d. candidate in comparative law university to lose capital ladies good to have you here at welcome i am just thinking is it possible for one man this hollywood producer have a look here on my laptop for this man to change culture the way women think about themselves in the way that they put up with harassment from men is it possible for this to happen from this one incident and if you feel it is impossible is it we're really seeing a cultural shift in france right now because of this. yes yes we are seeing a cultural shift so i'm not going to say thank you to enshrine or however you know way has provoked a real a real wave you know up to steam on your house but not just this to me when you're also you know it will change in the way that people were listening now people are listening to a woman based not just that women are talking now people are listening and in the media it had a huge impact and we have also to recognize that because of th

hi i'm femi oke a you are in the street family could be alive today will legislating sexism flooded into sexual harassment and assault the french government think so but what do you think join the conversation tweet us using hash tag or if you're watching live on you tube comment in the chat box and you too could be in the stream. and sexual assault survivor and out in the stream. is it a moment of reckoning for a man accused of sexual harassment in france french president emanuel believes it is and recently announced that as part of a broader campaign to get sexual harassment and assault his government may make gender based insults a crime because his comments follow a series of sexual misconduct allegations against high profile men many women in france have also been saying they are no longer content to shrug off harassment from public protests to a hashtag campaign they've been making their voices heard in the well following the viral me to social media campaign the french hash tag expose your pig or below and stump war has been used more than six hundred thousand times calling out al

now this is sexism. is that sexism? >> well, i have to give it to crists. -- crists.en gillibrand. me evolved to a gun loving democrat from upstate new york to one of the far left member of the senate. this is calculated. she sent out this tweet. the president took the bait. it's tiresome to hear strong women, say she is a victim. it defies belief. i am disappointed as a woman. i would like to see her stand up and give as good as she gets. if you google trump and gillibra gillibrand, the number 1 thing that comes up i am fighting back against trump and donate here. >> laura: running for president in 2020. gillibrand is ambitious. that's fine. she will run for president. i think this was coreographed from the beginning. tag trump with roy moore. how do you stand up as a strong woman. the second someone says you are full of it, this is sexist. trump said the same thing about mitt romney. >> i think these words take on a different context talking about a man who abused by 20 women of unwanted sexual advantage. that's the current sitting president of the united states who

homophobia, transphobia, discrimination, sexism, misogyny, islamaphobia. we need an open and free internet. we need an equal internet so that we're able to confront these challenges. the reason we do not have or we may not have this opportunity going forward is because this administration is clearly captured by special interest politics. ajit pai is a former verizon executive. he doesn't care about the people of this country, nor does this administration. which caters to one interest and one interest alone. that is special interest politics.

to the me to movement the cover and put it ashley judd taylor swift susan fowler who exposed the sexism and over a woman using a pseudonym with a magazine says is quote a woman from mexico who works picking strawberries and adamah it with a campaign lobbyist for visa credit cards and the organizer of a campaign in california to expose sexual harassment in politics and i almost forgot the mysterious cropped elbow on the cover it's not a mistake it's a provocative artistic choice see it's supposed to symbolize the millions of women who suffer from sexual harassment and assault in silence which is a great idea but there's nothing really provocative about the fact that the every woman on the cover in that elbow is white whereas by the way rose mcgowan who is abuser sent spies after her asia argento who had to flee the country after speaking out were in the world is gretchen coral sin who took down roger ailes they didn't even include the woman who created the me too movement

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. >> the only way to get sexism out of pol politics is to get wn into politics. >> i feel we were shut down during the election and during the primary. >> clinton spoke and russian interference and called on president trump to get to the bottom of it. >> there were so many times during the campaign i wanted her to say what she had on her mind. she said it tonight. >> clinton addressed sexism in the workplace, she didn't bring up the recent high profile allegations of sexual harassment. trish hartman, channel6 "action news." >> a group of philadelphia police officers assisting in a bus crash in may were honored by thes fraternal piece of police. the officers jumped into action. they helped out as much as they could. the children happened to be from the cw henry school in mount airy. >> still to come, check your 401k statement. a case involving an immigrant on the campaign trail. american airlines has an update on the computer glitch that could have grounded thousands of planes for christmas. >> six degrees above normal for december. we have the details in the seven-day forecast. >> duci

including the sexism and all that. i want to get to the sexism but let's start with ageism, actually, because you have also said that the movie business does not cater for the ageing demographic? your face and the faces of people who are growing older are simply not properly represented. i think it is changing, although it is very slow. older women are the fastest—growing demographic in the world. and so they'd do well to begin to countenance us when they decide what to make and so forth. i think that the growth of television has been very helpful. it is a much more forgiving medium, it is a smaller screen for older faces. and you have a very successful netflix series? very successful. with lily tomlin, grace and frankie. two old broads! who have been left by their husbands? that's right. and ijust wonder, this sort of content is easier to make today, do you think, than ever before? in terms of what producers and the money men are prepared to invest in? there has been the golden girls, there have been movies of older p

she writes a book on working moms fights sexism. that's this week on press:here. good morning everyone. the apple watch has been a bit hit or miss for apple but it's caused a huge sensation among the health conscious that love the ability to measure pulse rate or steps in a given day. christina and her mother experimenting with the watch for cnbc. >> i'm not sure i understand how to use it very well. what time is it? how many steps did i walk today? this is always curious. >> heart rate. >> are you stressed right now? >> the watch is stressing me out. >> the latest technology is for the unhealthy. they have announced the very first cleared fda medical accessory. it allows the heart watch to perform regular ekgs on the wearer. i want to get one thing out of the way. wikipedia says you're the man widely believed to be the man behind google plus. are you the man behind google plus? >> i was. >> okay. if you're editing wikipedia you can take that off. >> thank you for having me on the program. i wanted to do something that was very meaningful. i had spent 24 years at

him or political opponents so to speak, as a woman, i don't see sexism here, he has delivered these same types of attacks to everyone. charles: backdrop is that climate we're in, gillibrand referenced that. >> it was a sexist smear attempts to silence my voice. i will not be silented on this issue. neither will women who stood up to the president yesterday. and neither will millions of women who have been marching since women's march. charles: to silent voices, you see that. >> yes, that is what she says, but nobody is silencing her, she is out there trying to take these news stories, to push for an attempt to derail tax reform. and to go out there and say that anyone is trying to silence her is an absurd allegation. charles: all right. thank you ladies. hollywood celebrity are hard-core urging alabama voter to go and elect jones, but remember. that is what alabama native. do they want celebrities to tell them what to do? charles: well more than a few hollywood celebrities are getting involved in the alabama special elect, urging alabamaians to vote for jones, they are trying to der

when it comes to racism and sexism it is different than what we perceive ourselves to be that we see some of the things such as the over way to see the things that is happening but with that conversation to come up with a new path forward to address those issues head-on. >> that is unjust with the presence of justice. then to build the future of proactively. we have lived in a world before but the world of equity and justice is a lot we have ever experienced. so to use tear down that somebody on our side batted it is interesting that day talk about the media of protest but really? ltd. is interesting because trump with marginalizing people and that with the muslim man so as to have that deep history of of injustice that trump is 90 originator he is just the embodiment of it. [applause] >> so i reiterate what has been said that this is all we thought it would be but is the there is amazing in justice in this country but those that are brand new to the resistance going on for years or decades without responsibility is to work with those groups to actually resist not just those progress

coming up in half an hour, 100 women is in the brazilian city of rio dejaneiro, tackling the issue of sexismsport. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, is in iran, where he's pressing the authorities to release nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe and others with british—iranian dual citizenship on humanitarian grounds. mrs zaghari—ratcliffe is serving a five—year prison term on charges of spying and trying to overthrow the iranian government, which she denies. adina campbell reports. a big day for the british foreign secretary. ahead of a highly anticipated meeting, borisjohnson greeted by his iranian counterpart, looked keen to get the discussions off to a quick start. where the topic of the imprisonment of dual nationals will be high on the agenda. one of them is nazanin zaghair—ratcliffe, seen here with her daughter, who she has been away from since being arrested in tehran 18 months ago. the iranian authorities have accused the 37—year—old of spying and trying to overthrow their government, something she and her family have strongly denied. in a statement, b

that is why my talk confronting segregation and sexism on all sides means that too often black women are without the allies they deserve, there political power marginalized. yet, they have been able to do so much with so little. with take a step back. 1619. as was noted in film, and 1607 the jamestown colony was founded, the first permanent english settlement. it was dying. in case you do not know, jamestown was a swamp land then. they had gotten to the point of cannibalism. it was a horrible situation. in 1619, 20 africans arrived. -- arrived, women and men. this was a year before the mayflower landed. the mayflower landed in 1620. we are here before the -- we were here before the mayflower. within this group, we had rice -- rise up an african couple. marion into the johnson. marion antony johnson actually gained their freedom. perches land, and had white and black servants -- mary and anthony johnson. they purchased land. they had white and black servants. there is no problem with you taking notes. law is evidence-based and you should be able to find the evidence of what i say. dur

part of a series of behaviours that you might want to look at in addressing different aspects of sexismelations between the four instance, very male dominated workplaces and making a slightly false distinction between sexism and sex harassment, because actually, i think a lot of this actually overlaps. does a lot of work around prevention to be done, we have had a lot of talk about compulsory sex —— sexual harassment prevention, if i could say one thing today it is to make sure that that is taught in schools and by experts, updating some of our laws might send a clear message, which might then helping people to that understanding of what constitutes sexual harassment and why it is harmful. and the focus needed to be on the behalf of the victim. sexual assault of young women is one of the highest increasing areas of violence, it is not sexual assault, groping for example, but it is one of the areas in which we are seeing more and more reports but it is not always taken seriously, but that is on the statute books, it is implementation as much as new laws that i think we need. now back to

it's time to see if coach helena has been equally inspiring, as our team thinks about ideas to beat sexism in the sport. the women also came up with an idea for an internet channel for female players by female players. so the women have three solid solutions. now theyjust have to make everything happen in three days in time for saturday's match. a new day and it's time to start turning ideas into reality. the experts want to raise awareness of women's football through some empowering messages. they've decided to have slogans printed on shirts for saturday's game. the new shirt will become the 100 women team's kit for the match in two days. the girls‘ shirts say "i play like a girl". the boys‘ shirts ask "i play with them, what about you?" and even the parents get a shirt with the message, "my girl plays football with pride." good job, good job. the young players taking part in saturday's game come from all over rio. and it's time to get them back together for one last training session before the final match. is the all girls back together for one last trading session before saturday's matc

but also, sexism. this has been going on in both political parties.emember with sarah palin and hillary clinton? they both got horrible treatment in the media. and when you started this segment by showing all those powerful men being able to have control over the messaging we're giving to america and the world, that is so crucial to point out as you have because we need to make sure that we're showing our young girls that they can be whatever they want to be and seeing is believing. when you don't see women in powerful positions and when you see them being interrupted like that, that sends a signal to our young people that they can't be those political figures. >> if i could just -- you mentioned sarah palin. i think it's important that you did that. people have a visceral reaction to her. her hotness, her appearance, right, was a part -- built in. >> hillary clinton's pant suits or how her apparel looks or makeup is. we never talk about that in men. it's all a form of sexism. >> jill inspired this with the "new york times" op ed she wrote on friday.

applause] -- [applause] >> i appreciate what you are steepedall of us being in structural racism, sexism, and classism. it is an appreciation that one of the greatest challenges we also experience in we showtional work is up to the table, but we show up bringing our identity alone to the table. we speak from our own perspective and vantage point, which is critically important, but we are not necessarily listening in or trying to really understand the experiences of others. that all works together. the fact of the matter, speaking to your point, is if we don't are not justat we fighting a fight for some rights, but for all rights, if we don't appreciate that what we do is taketrying to do is take down structural and institutional racism, classism, sexism, right, and all of the phobias borne out of it, then we lose sight of the bigger vision and we actually lose the war. we start fighting these little fights and we lose the bigger war. that we have to do is to not only educate ourselves about the issues we work on on a daily basis, but really try to get understanding. be an expert in our o

and the bbc‘s 100 women challenge heads to rio to tackle the issue of sexism in sport.velling the playing field in halfan that's levelling the playing field in half an hour. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. weather warnings are in place for parts of northern england and scotland today after heavy snow and blizzard conditions affected large parts of the uk. glasgow airport was closed for a few hours with flights suspended but has now reopened. the temperature plunged to —12c in the scottish highlands overnight and forecasters say driving conditions will remain difficult for the rest of the day. judith moritz reports. grounded at glasgow, flights at the city's airport were suspended after snow settled overnight. the airport reopened by mid—morning, but managers have apologised for the knock—on disruption that was caused. temperatures plummeted in scotland. heavy snow fell in glasgow city centre, and in the highlands the mercury fell to —12 celsius on what the met office described as the coldest night of the year. gritters have been covering the major routes, with e

we still have our work cut out, if we are here today, we just continue to denounce sexism. but many people today in our country consider that they still don't feel free enough to speak. they still feel ashamed of speaking out because they are housewives, workers, employees. and there is a problem of social justice in addition to the sexual violence and they feel it's not for them to speak out. they must understand one thing. it's -- for globalization is their cause. it's the cause of each man and each woman who sees this. the indignity of such behaviors, the nature of such behaviors when they discover it is important at every part of the republic, each time they hear of this. it was necessary nor this violence to become a camera, a shout that is audible to everybody. the mobilization for several years has started to reveal, to expose this issue. and i would like to say those pioneers who for the first to fight alone on the subject, they were often the on jek of derision and you stuck to your guns and you made it possible by fighting and very difficult circumstances to what

in hillary's defense, i do think sexism played a role. in the russians played role.ou want to talk about division, they were using robots on this bernie sanders site. they're saying please don't believe everything you read. if it's too good to be true don't forward it. there are so and discord, what are we going to do about that? >> the whole russia cyber security thing is getting attention. i assume we can do a better job technologically to protect against that. your comment about hillary is fair, there was sexism, james comey did rake fbi procedures, her e-mail problem is of her own doing but she lost control of that issue than cannot put the genie back in the box. i still think it was the lack of the economic message that cost her the election. that's a people care about. people are worried about everyone's job success thing flooded the things happen but made the argument i think that's why she lost. i hope we can all do better. i'm out of town. [applause] >> you're watching book tv and c-span2. television for serious readers. here's a lineup look at the book, in

race in the society because they are the targets of it just as women are more likely to be aware of sexism in our society than men or just as people who identify as lgbtq are going to be more aware of heterosexual. >> is there any irony on the fact that you're writing to get along on how the get along better with races? >> i don't think so. one of the things that i say about spellman in particular is that diversity comes in all forms. so just because you're having experience of diversity within the context of that community and there are something very empowering for young women of african decent to be able to come to a school and be able to say, this place was built for me and i'm going to be a decenter of that educational experience but even as we are affirming them and empowering them to do whatever they choose to do, we are thinking about -- when i was president, we were thinking about how to make sure that the students were learn to go connect with people different from themselves which was one of the reasons why we had a global initiative and i know that my successor dr. campbell has

this classic christmas movie racist because it encourages, they say, bullying, domestic abuse, and sexismvie are they talking about? >> where have i been? [laughter] >> tucker: i will give you one hand. this is the least offensive movie ever made in history. and yet, it is now racist. >> is it a recent or an old movie? >> tucker: it's animated. it's not the grinch. it's about an animal. >> they made a christmas movie -- >> and animal? >> tucker: yes. >> how old? >> tucker: santa loves him. [laughter] >> we are the worst. i don't know what happened this week. rudolph. >> tucker: rudolph the red nosed reindeer is racist? we'll see if the tape agrees. >> rudolph the red nose reindeer is racist. >> stop calling me names! >> tucker: they criticize this classic holiday film using comments from the movies audience. those critics claim it shows a creature encouraging bullying and abusive father, and sexism against rudolph's mother. it is the huffington post a real publication or is it a parody designed to discredit progressives? >> if we are talking about, you know, anti-women, domestic violence

. >>> trump twitter attack and charges of sexism. the target is a u.s. senator.ponse this morning. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> we begin with that headline this morning. there are charges of sexism against the president of the united states, donald trump. >> the president launched a twitter attack on tuesday against new york democratic senator kristen gillibrand one day after she called for the president's resignation over sexual misconduct allegations. we go to news 4's tracie potts on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: she turned up the heat calling for that investigation calling for the president to resign and then he as a candidate she begged him for campaign donations and would do whatever to get them. she calls that a sexist remark and so did several others here on capitol hill. listen. >> it was a sexist smear attempting to silence my voice, and i will not be silenced on this issue. neither will the women who stood up to the president yesterday and neither will the millions of women who have been marching since the women's march. >> report

this classic holiday film, critics show the teacher encouraging bullying, and abusive father, and sexism mother. >> if were talking about anti-women domestic violence stuff with reindeer, what about bambi? the mother dies. >> tucker: on the next show. thank you both. your rain remains in place. another coveted mouth breather mug. you did better than any other competitor against shannon bream. >> i answered one question. >> tucker: that's it for this week's final exam. next thursday, right here see you then. this time of year is all about family. and we'd like you to be part of ours. so our chevy employee discount is now available to everyone. this holiday season, you pay what we pay. and not a cent more. we're so happy to share this with you. hey, mom and dad deserve some toys too. it's our way of saying happy holidays. and welcome to the family. the chevy family. get the chevy employee discount for everyone today. get the chevy employee discount when food is good and clean and real, it's ok to crave. and with panera catering, there's more to go around. panera. food as it should be. and

accusations of sexism and the target is a u.s. senator.te house response and the new action being taken this morning. >> i will not be silenced on this issue. >>> teen tragedy. a gruesome discovery in the woods. what a local father's final hours searching for his son reveal about this case. >> it just hits you like a shot. anything that's not covered, my hands, my face, everything is cold. >> frigid commute. seeing red and feeling the chill. the reason metro riders better bundle up. >>> 15 before the hour. we begin in alabama which was deep red is now blue for the first time in 25 years voters there elected a democrat to the u.s. senate. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez is live with more on doug jones's stunning upset over roy moore. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: aaron and eun, good morning. an incredible political upset. stunning come from behind apparent victory for democrat doug jones who pulled it off against this very challenging campaign against thrive val roy moore. this was a race that has been doi dogged by sexual allegations which moor

. >>> charges of sexism against president trump after he lashed out at new york senator kristin gillibrand and wrote that she begged him for campaign contributions and would do anything for them. she is the first female senator to call on him to re-sign over sexual misconduct allegations. four women are coming forward to revive their claims against the president with gillibrand calling for an daughter and friend. d.c. detectives confirm a woman missing for weeks is the one whose body they found in a crash can. someone found the body of joanie sh shaette rockingham. she was stabbed and stuffed in a ben. police say she was fully clothed. she had been missing from her river terrace home since the day before trainings giving. >> it broke us. many pieces are torn. it is a sad day. >> rock inniingham's body was f and they say whoever killed her had to be familiar with the neighborhood. >>> the fairfax county board of supervisors wants the fbi to release in-car video of the deadly shooting of a virginia man. shooting death. the park police shot and killed him after a chase on the washington parkw

there was sexism. you know, james comey did break all the fbi procedures. of course, her e-mail problem was really of her own doing. but that, she just lost control of that issue and then couldn't put the genie back in the box. but i still think it was the lack of the economic message that cost her the election. because i think that's what people care about. people were titillated by the e-mails and by comey and all that, but people are worried with about the economy, and they vote on the economy. at least democrats do. i think republicans do. everybody wants jobs. it just makes sense. and that she didn't keep pace with trump on the economic argument. i think a lot of his argument was simplistic and it hasn't happened yet, but he made the argument. and she failed to, and i think that's why she lost. and i hope we can all do better. and i'm out of time. so here comes the great nancy marshall. nancy is, thank you. [applause] >> well, every month for the past 20 years one of the nation's top nonfiction authors has joined us on our "in depth" program for a fasc

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. >> the only way we will get sexism out of politics is to get more women into politics. >> clrcht did not address -- clinton did not address recent high profile accusations of sexual misconduct in washington. >>> a bus carrying special needs riders runs off the road into a garage in new jersey. >>> prince harry and meghan markle make their first public stop today after making their public announcement. >> reporter: it is drying out right now, numbers are not too bad. numbers stay mild into early next week and than -- then a cold crush on the way. we'll have the numbers coming up. happening today, britain's new "it" couple make a public appearance marking world aids charity affair in new england. they will going to a school outside of london. today the students will go dancing with harry and his love. >> that's very nice. >> the weather has been nice, a few changes afoot today. >> reporter: not too bad we had rain overnight. that's pretty much gone we'll get sunshine today which is nice in the long range, though, a little bit of a change coming. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows t

we don't make space available to have conversations about hard issues like racism, sexism, we have peripheralrsations and we really do not discuss it in the sense where we are looking for revolutions. -- for resolutions. we are just talking about it. i don't see anyone coming up with any viable solutions about what we should do or how we should do it. quite frankly, i am really tired of hearing about all of these issues that we aren't -- that we have been talking about forever. we can go back to biblical times with esther and the parties that the kings had and he brought his woman before the other men so that she could probably show herself as we would say, from a biblical america . but we have been in a moral crisis in america for a very long time. it just didn't happen 30 years ago. this is something -- these kinds of issues that we are dealing with today are biblical issues. it's nothing new. even eccliastes tells us, there is nothing new under the sun. everything that's occurring now, armstrong, has occurred before. it is how we process it and it is how we deal with it. because we are all

. >>> from calls to resign to allegations of sexism, the battle between president trump and new york senator gillibrand is heating up tonight. the battle began when gillibrand said president trump should resign amid the complaints of sexual misconduct. president trump heated the flames when he said gillibrand would do anything for campaign nominations. >> it was an attempt to silence my voice. i will not be silenced on this issue, nor will the women who stood up to the president. >> he's obviously talking about political partisan games that people often play. >> massachusetts senator elizabeth warren also accused the president of, quote, slut-shaming gillibrand. >>> more than a dozen women have come forward to say president trump had harassed them or worse, including a former north carolina miss usa. but tonight some of her fellow pageant contestants are telling a different story, including traffic reporter jessica boyington. she shared her experience. >> reporter: samantha holby remembers the first time she met donald trump, during the 2006 miss usa beauty pageant. >> he was just lo

controversial, getting doug jones against roy moore -- an accused pedophile with a long history of racism, sexism, homophobia, and islamophobia. roy moore has so far refused to concede the race and on tuesday night called for a recount. but president donald trump, who had repeatedly endorsed roy moore, did acknowledge moore's defeat, tweeting -- "congratulations to doug jones on a hard fought victory. the write-in votes played a very big factor, but a win is a win. the people of alabama are great, and the republicans will have another shot at this seat in a very short period of time. it never ends!" tuesday's vote was highly divided by race and gender, with african american voters, particularly women, largely responsible for defeating roy moore. overall, 96% of african american voters voted for doug jones, with a staggering 98% of all black women voting for jones. in contrast, nearly 70% of white voters voted for roy moore. a full 63% of white women voted for moore, despite moore being accused by multiple women of sexually harassing or assaulting them when they were teenagers. one as young as 14.

but others have said that each of us is treated fairly, without any indication of racism, sexism. >> he serves on the fire commission. he says there's an urgency to resolving the allegation. >> if you fail at the academy you're out. there's a long list to get back into the academy. we need to make sure we're addressing the issues now. >> he hopes the probe will find out if the complaints are legitimate or disgruntled people that are unable to make it through the academy. the fire department confirms the complaint is under investigation by the city but couldn't comment further on a personnel matter. the black firefighters' association told us in a statement we look forward to the city taking the necessary steps to conduct a complete, thorough and unbiassed investigation. >>> if you have a story for our investigative unit call us at 888-996-tips or visit us on our website. >>> a long-lost photo album made its way back to its owners. police found a world war ii album and launched a worldwide search for the owners. they returned it to two sisters living in a retirement home. they said th