education. -- non-sexist multicultural education. that means all of the schools in the state would have acto teach multiculturalism. i have never been a fan of any of those things. [applause] i took out a bill draft request form to write a bill to strike all of that language out of there. i would get that drafted and get it filed. i thought, if i just strike the language out that calls for the global non-sexist multiculturalism. but i thought people would think i did not believe in evething. i wrote a bill to replace it. strike u the language about global non-sexist multiculturalism. each child would be taught bad the united states is -- would be taught that the united states is the greatest nation in the world based on free enterprise capitalism. [applause] i remember i was green and i leave -- and naive. i introduced the bill and you just drop it in the clerk's box and it would work its way through the system. the next morning, ient inside the house chaers and every democrat had their lights on. they wanted to talk, everyone of the

you had this is a fascinating topic i had anti sexist expert jackson cats who writes for huffington post on my show recently he said the reason women like michele bachmann and sarah palin are actually a popular among white men who tend to vote for republicans is that they themselves subscribe to some of the same sexist misjudging us added suits that may be typical of the right standard republican voter that's why you're not seeing a hillary clinton on the republican side it's very deeply rooted in that voting bloc of white men which is so important for republicans i don't know if you ask me as sarah and not todd are definitely a she is definitely wanted in charge and that family let's switch over to donald trump of course he loves public safety he loves the spotlight loves the media he has now said that he has more foreign policy credentials than anyone else because of his international business deals that he's made and he also said that he could beat obama easy so is he just being allowed here or do you think he's actually serious about iran he's being loud he may run and he won't you k

education. -- non-sexist multicultural education. that means all of the schools in the state would have acto teach multiculturalism. i have never been a fan of any of those things. [applause] i took out a bill draft request form to write a bill to strike all of that language out of there. i would get that drafted and get it filed. i thought, if i just strike the language out that calls for the global non-sexist multiculturalism. but i thought people would think i did not believe in everything. i wrote a bill to replace it. strike up the language about global non-sexist multiculturalism. each child would be taught bad the united states is -- would be taught that the united states is the greatest nation in the world based on free enterprise capitalism. [applause] i remember i was green and i leave -- and naive. i introduced the bill and you just drop it in the clerk's box and it would work its way through the system. the next morning, i went inside the house chambers and every democrat had their lights on. they wanted to talk, everyone

. >>> a sexist discrimination class action lawsuit that began in the bay area ten years ago has made it to the u.s. supreme court. thousands of women say they were underpaid and passed over for promotions. christin ayers on the questions raised by the justices today, christin. >> reporter: elizabeth, as you said that sex discrimination suit is massive. it's so big that wal-mart lawyers told the supreme court today that it's too big and too fractured and should be thrown out. what started with this woman's claim of sexism at the nation's largest retailer -- >> i believe that there was a pattern of discrimination at wal-mart, not just in my store but i believe it is across the country. >> reporter: -- has ballooned a decade later into a class actio suit. up to a million female plaintiffs claiming discrimination. now the supreme court has to decide whether their lawsuit has become too big and too broad. at least one justice seemed to think so. justice antonin scalia pressed the plaintiffs' lawyers asking, doesn't your class include women who were underpaid and women who weren't? is that

rebels while most well how is all i can stand posing a no fly zone about the country the un is still sexists. up next we take a look at how schools and politics the mix in american culture on the role of both in shape and the life of the country. really. politics there's no profit to play on the field to strike a truck to. throughout history we've been told that sports and politics don't mix and this is. a bit actually i believe or i lose you think that sports people should take care of a political deal no. we've been told that in the arena of sports it's all about things like achievements athletic performance competition individual is teamwork playing the game and playing it well that's all that matters. and yet everywhere we look there seems to be a strange contradiction of this no politics rule prominent and powerful displays of nationalism and patriotism and military might it seems nothing if not political all of it set against politics of an entirely different kind throughout the history of sports performances and actions patriotic in their own right and seemingly in keeping with one of

forces that they had hit one hundred and twenty four targets they are saying that this operation is a sexist since the coalition forces have conducted is strikes gadhafi is a force has not been in the skies and that they have managed to stop the advancement of his ground forces the only confirmation we've had in terms of a targeted hit here in tripoli has been gadhafi is headquarters it was hit by two missiles and we were told that this was the command and control center of his operations the areas completely destroyed it was a small group of protesters there shouting abuse at the international community and echoing what essentially has been gadhafi is message that the world has no right to interfere with internal libyan affairs at the same time though there is still fighting in three predominant cities across the country the worst of their fighting is happening in the city of misrata which is about two hundred kilometers to the east of tripoli it is the last rebel held town in the east of this country and some of the reports we're hearing from there are quite terrifying we've been told that

but for each job because it's the world's most of sector you get another sixteen jobs and salary sexists in components and services and what have you. oh i will back next with an update rory is next for the headlines to stay with us. as my name is daniel schmidt this is julian assange we're here to make a short presentation about the we can fix project. the first step in the fourth grade is to get information out about the real world. to hear more on the matter under. the secrecy is the biggest. enemy of the market you're going. to find it difficult and sauces and dangerous you would hunt me down and kill. this is exactly one of the reasons why we left the country because it has become more about this all the james bond. than about the actual information. but thank you. the whole people around the mole. like me.

reports in the past state television has been faulty in its reporting of this very often preempting is sexist as of today he's mean before that actually happened but we can come to that definition in our everyone's eastwards they are encountering increasingly loosely organized rebel groups they do not have enough equipment and they lack leadership and to mouth what really has been a unifying factor which is enthusiasm is slowly starting to the way people are asking the question well how much longer can that enthusiasm hold out at the same time in the oil rich portion of the rest of the latest reports there is a case of the talent is in the hands of the deaf ears mean we've been hearing from rebel groups that they have the numbers but they do not have the equipment to take on his soldiers rebel groups yet have well come to the call from the arab league for a no fly zone to be implemented over libya this call came saturday when the foreign ministers of the arab league meeting in cairo they have now called on the united nations security council to implement a no fly over the country but they've

strike up the language about global non-sexist multiculturalism. each child would be taught that the united states is the greatest nation in the world based on free enterprise capitalism. [applause] i remember i was green and naive. i introduced the bill and you just drop it in the clerk's box and it would work its way through the system. the next morning, i went inside the house chambers and every democrat had their lights on. they wanted to talk, every one of them. i am sitting there, this innocent baby. they would get up and said, steve king introduced this bill. the audacity to say that the united states is the u.n. challenged greatest nation in the world. he wants to get rid of multiculturalism. they took turns beating on me. i am sitting there thinking, what is this hyperventilation about? aren't these things true? i will go further. i believe god guided our founding fathers. he moved them around like men on a chess board to ship this nation. we need to defend and uphold what they did. it is not just to protect what we had. it is not just to

i'm a big-time -- i'm a sexist, i'm a racist.u just did. that's pretty good. [ laughter ] >> i have some beliefs that i like to, you know, i just get into. and there's one that's harassment day. i think men and women should discuss harassment and whether or not it's as bad as it, you know -- i mean, there are some women that would love to be harassed. and i'm not talking about grabbed, but, just like, "hey, cutie pie, you're looking good. and maybe i can date you or something." i discuss that. i discuss natalee holloway. won't get into that. 'cause there's plenty of natalee holloways here tonight. i'm not going to get into that. [ light laughter ] do you see -- but this is -- you see this reaction? this is why no one knows me 'cause -- [ laughter ] 'cause white people go, "ew!" [ laughter ] listen, he said a joke earlier. it was a great joke about black people getting treated better, about the dog, westminster dog -- don't lie to yourselves! did you see how uncomfortable you were? you went -- [ laughter ] white people, all this i

we live in a culture of sexist behavior. violence against women is either not seen or women are considered somehow responsible, somehow guilty. >> suarez: horrific cases like those of maria show how gangs often torture young girls with the goal of scaring entire neighborhoods. police and even the justice system. >> her face was destroyed. she had a rope around her neck. they took off nails, a piece of ear, her legs were broken. these are very powerful men that use women as their objects. if women no longer want to be in that situation, if they want to leave they are killed. women are used as instruments to threaten their adversaries. if they don't do what i want, i'll kill your wife, your daughter, your mother. >> suarez: pushing back against a society that tolerates brutality a group of guatemalan girls came together at a workshop dedicated to gender violence. the session was part of a larger program run by an international ngo, the population council. called opening opportunities, the program is intended to give voice to t

the recordings also contained racist and sexist remarks.office won't comment on whether a plea deal is imminent but gibson's attorney, blair burke, says the actor asked her to approach prosecutors with a proposal to bring an immediate end to the case in the interests of his children. legal experts say aside from undergoing anger management, gibson will likely be placed on probation. >> so, if he trips again or if he has an act of rage or violence against women, you know, that can land him in jail. so, he's going to have to be on his best behavior for the next couple, three years. >> reporter: this is leslie miller reporting for abc news. >> oh, man. >> charlie sheen is about the best thing that happened to mel gibson. >> makes mel look tame. >> nobody is talking about mel anymore. >> the other side of this case is whether they'll charge -- still undetermined -- the girlfriend in the case with extortion. she could face jail time if they go after her but they haven't announced if a deal has been struck on that end of things. >> as we said bef

the women also claim walmart fosters a sexist environment. >> before i got promoted when i was askingi was told to blow the cob webs off my makeup and doll up. >> what's wrong with this case is three plaintiffs are trying to represent more than 1.5 million associates. >> now, several of the more conservative justices appealed to -- appeared to agree, rather, with walmart, that even subjecting the company to a trial would be unfair. >>> despite all the progress towards gender equality, women still don't make as much as men. the latest government numbers show women earn 77 cents for every dollar that a man earns in the very same job. but that is not the case everywhere. sharyn alfonsi found some companies that actually do pay men and women equally. >> reporter: carly started working for patagonia in 1997 as a sales associate. did you think you'd still be working here more than ten years later? >> i thought i'd do it for a year. >> reporter: now a mom of two has been promoted over and over again. >> sales associate, assistant store manager, store manager, regional manager and now distric

declarations filed by other women in please across the country at wal-mart who described classic sexist comments about ginnie queues in the women employees. women don't get the same pay as men because they are working just to work men are working to support their families. women don't need as much pay as men. women aren't as aggressive in applying for promotions of course of the yet known about them that wouldn't have affected their aggressiveness. meetings being held, let's put it that who they're seemed from some of the examples to be some of the better places where some of these meetings or sometimes failed so these specific examples but rest of the statistical disparities in pay and promotion that the experts showed across the country at wal-mart. i'm going to stop my comments now but to go back with an observation that i need in the very beginning, and that is through the most technical and dense legal issues, this court will ultimately decide whether employees in this country, women in this country, minorities, others, older workers, disabled workers will be able to hold and lawye

declarations filed by other women employees across the country at walmart, who described classic sexist comments about the women employees. women don't get the same pay as men because they are working just to work, but men are working to support their families. women don't need as much pay as men. women aren't as aggressive in applying for promotions. of course if they had known about them at may have affected their aggressiveness. meetings being held, let's put it that seemed from some of the examples to be some of the better places where some of these meetings were sometimes held. so these specific examples buttress the statistical disparities in pay and promotion that the experts showed across the country at walmart. i'm going to stop my comments now, but go back with an observation that i made in the very beginning, and that is through the most technical and dense sounding legal issues, this court will ultimately decide whether employees in this country -- women in this country, minorities and others, our older workers, disabled workers, will be able to hold employers accountable, o