barry simms has that story. >> my desire is unity in the church. >> as he prepares to become the newritual leader of the catholic church in baltimore, william lori says he is looking forward to getting to know the place and the people. he describes himself as a nice guy. >> it is saying mass, preaching the gospel, hearing confession. these are the things that bring me the greatest joy and those are the things i want to promote. >> last month, he participated in an afternoon mass at the basilica of the assumption, after learning the pope chose him to become the 16th archbishop of baltimore. some have described him as ultraconservative. he was to make sure church teachings and traditions play a key role. >> i would describe myself as a person recognizing challenges of all sorts, but especially a kind of large cultural challenge. i think we address that in the most creative of light. >> another challenge, coming to maryland or the catholic governor supported and got lawmakers to pass the same sex marriage. he says he looks forward to meeting with governor martin o'malley, but he and oth

i am barry simms, details are coming up. >> the man accused of killing three people in tulsa, oklahoma, appeared in court this morning. they face charges of first- degree murder and attempted murder. the victims were believed to have been chosen randomly in a predominately black neighborhood. officials are still investigating whether the shootings or racially motivated, and say they are shocked at what happened. >> it sickens me, it angers me. this is not what tulsa, oklahoma is about. >> bond for each man was set at roughly $10 million. a formal arraignment is scheduled for next week. >> a 26-romantic is accused of drugging and raping a 14-year- old girl. barry simms joins us live from central booking with details on today's hearing. >> according to the 14-year-old alleged victim, she was raped in the men's basement. she claims that -- supposedly happened during three days during the last weekend in march. anthony edmondson says after police began asking questions, his stepson, andre haney, turned himself in, following the accusation he drugged and raped a 14-year-old girl over a span

simms was rushed to shock trauma where he died. $1 million. that's the bond for a man charged in connection with that videotape attack that went viral according to the suspect's attorney, warren brown. the investigators say 21-year-old aaron parsons is the one who threw the pun of that leveled a man outside of the mitchell courthouse back on march 19. authorities say the victim from arlington, virginia, was then beaten, robbed and stripped of his clothes. parsons surrendered to police last night. >> hopefully this will lead to the identity of other suspects that we're looking for and be debriefed by detectives and we'll follow the evidence where it takes us. >> mr. parsons now faces robbery, assault, and other charges. and police are still trying to track down the suspects in connection with that attack. investigators were able to freeze the part of that videotaped assault and zoom in on these three people wanted in the case. if you know them or know where they might be, you're asked to call baltimore city police at 410-396-2411. nearly a doze

simms was court marshalled for treason. he said stonewall jackson has whipped us every time we fight him. and for saying such an outrageous thing, he was found guilty and cashiered. a pennsylvanian, june '62, i'm sorry to say, i have frequently heard our men talk as though they believe jackson could not be whipped. in fact he has to become what might be called a bugaboo. all of this, attitudes will in the south and the north, where there had been no doubt of success in the north and not much hope for success in the south after henry and donaldson and all of the other problems, is what made jackson what he was in 1862. stonewall jackson's high ranking sub or the nats meanwhile underwent a parallel if not exactly the same metamorphosis, they all thought he was dangerous, crazy and so on. by the end of the campaign, there were individuals who still found nothing to admire in jackson. despite his late life bouquets that i mentioned, tolliver was typical of the former category of officers, but richard failer and dick yewey might

meantime, funeral services for simms are set today in los altos. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> and make sure to stay with nbc bay area news for continuing coverage of the mass shooting at oikos university. we have extended coverage on nbcbayarea.com. new developments will also be sent out on twitter and facebook. >>> it is 5:05 right now. new this morning, a series of earthquakes still shaking up morgan hill this morning. five quakes have struck north of the city in the past 24 hours. the last one hit about nine miles north of morgan hill before 3:00 a.m. measuring 2.8. two similar size quakes were recorded around 1:00 this morning. a magnitude 1.3 was reported. and you may recall yesterday morning we told you about the 2.3 quake about a mile away. >>> an elderly man hit by a cyclist last week has died. the 71-year-old was in the crosswalk last thursday morning when a man on a bike collided with him. both ended up on the ground unconscious. the pedestrian died on monday. no word yet on whether the cyclist will fa

. >> reporter: the victim include six women and one man, 21-year-old of olivia simm, two other victims, 53-year-old judith seymore a. i spoke with deputies this morning and they're saying he's in the cell at the moment and hehe is being checked on every 15. >> ma >>> a big shake-up for a silicon valley tech company. yahoo is laying off 2,000 employees. here's the details on those cuts. >> reporter: good morning. this is the sixth mass layoff in the past four years of the search engine giant as it struggles against google and facebook. no comment from the ceo scott thompson. that comes out to roughly 14% of its world wise workforce and the estimation is that its will save the company $375 million annually. no mention on where those cuts would be made. tom says he hopes this l make the company smaller, nimbler and faster. employees will be noticed today. that's distracting for a company trying to rebuild itself. one analyst says the cuts should not only be deeper. >> you have to take it down to a core that you can build out from, and if you don't cut enough, you have to do it again, and

metta will miss the final game of the regular season and next simms games in the playoffs. >>> lakers locked down third place without playing. hawks beat the clippers. joe johnson knocked down six 3 pz. heat andcelts, scored 66. the bulls guaranteed first place. jazz headed to the playoff. al jefferson scored eight straight in the fourth. 100-88. for the second night in a row the cubs beat the cards, two on for alfonso soriano, scorched one to second. 3-2 in 10. >>> call this a birthday bash. chipper jones celebrated 40th birthday by ripping a solo home run. with a name like chipper hard to believe that jones is now 40. that is the early look at sports on "early today" i'm fred roggin. >>> coming up, mel gibson is wanted and so are the kardashians. the early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus the president moves in on territory normally reserved for nbc's brian williams. we'll explain. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." umbrellas need in virginia and upstate of south carolina, north carolina, shower activity heading through your

. >> another memorable performance came from juliette simms.ad an elaborate costume with feathers, stage make-up. how do the judges like the singing, though? >> she did. she's also a fan favorite. and the judges again really liked her performance. they like the singing. she's an indy rocker, she's got a gritty voice. she came out, you know, again wearing these big feathers, she had feathers at the end of her performance and really the song was really strong, very powerful. juliette simms also impressing in this competition and she hit number 32 on the overall itunes download. juliette and tony gave very strong performances in this competition. >> hey, stephanie, our hometown favorite returns to the stage on monday and she had this to say about making it this far in the competition. let's take a listen. >> especially for me, i think getting this far and it does make you a little bit nervous, but you kind of have this air of confidence, as well, that goes with you because you did something right to get to this point. so you can't really be mad at

then her teammate, odyssey simms. second half, baylor extends the lead, up eight.y griner only scored 13 points. her teammates picked her up. baylor advances. 59-47. the second game, notre dame and uconn. 20 seconds left. tied at 65-65. kelly with the steal. she's going to take it the other way. can't make a bucket. she gets found. she would make two free throws. schooler d skylar diggens. uconn trying to end it. hayes, can't get the shot off in time, we go to overtime. uconn down one, diggens, the all-american. the other way. look at the vision here. finding brittany mallory open on the wing. what a big-time shot. putting the irish up four. later, lewis, trying to keep uconn in it. notre dame wins it, 83-75. setting up the women's national championship game, number one seed, notre dame, against number one seed and undefited baylor, trying to become the first women's team ever to go 40-0 in the season. it starts tuesday night. >> our thanks to espn. >>> well, their seasons don't officially start until late in the week, no one can say that the cleveland indians and

livia simm was from hayward. catalina pane was a receptionist at the pain. buddia immigrated from india three years ago. and grace kim was from union city. she was almost 23 years old. our coverage will continue with a closer look at the suspect. kron4 takes a look at his past and what his east coast neighbors are saying about his character. that's coming up a little later. and you can get the latest on kron4.com. >>> the average ranges from sightings to areas where people think she might be. >> the number of tips they've received in the sierra lamar missing persons case is fast approaching 1000. >>> three big wins for mitt romney. what it means for the republican race to the white house. >>> coming up later in this broadcast, the giants and as almost done playing for fun. >>> basketball crowns a college championship on the women's side tonight. and the sharks need it. >>> and we've seen showery conditions out there this evening, but is this going to carry over into your morning commute? [ male announcer ] a car is either luxury or it isn't. if you want a lu

barry simms has more from towson. >> the trial was set to begin today, but he did take a plea. he did not admit guilt, but accepted the fact that prosecutors like to have enough evidence to convict him. during a hearing in a towson courtroom that lasted no more than 20 minutes, prosecutors described the attack on the 12- year-old boy. the men accused, shean thomas schleigh. in december 2010, after early dismissal of the students, the middle school is already undergoing a chaotic and troubling situation. a man had come into the building, claiming he was looking for his little brother. school officials were soon alerted to a serious problem when they heard a 12-year-old male yelling in a bathroom in his efforts to fight off an attacker. parents were livid that someone could slip into a school and try to sexually assault a child. >> that could have been my son in the bathroom this morning, or my nephew goes here. i am very concerned about it. >> like -- why could he not have to show id before he could get past them? >> schleigh reportedly asked to see the boys genitals and the chi

. >> prison psychologist mary ruth simms conducts group therapy with cutters and other self-mutilators assigned to wabash's secured housing unit. >> if i see my blood, in another world i'm somebody totally different from myself. that's the only time i can actually, you know, feel real, feel alive, feel like everything's going to be okay. >> simms says this particular group does not injure themselves for the typical reasons. >> they self-injured as a way to control their level of pain. that when they're in so much pain they don't know what to do, they are starting to feel like suicide, self-injury cuts their level of pain down. so it is pain control. >> you give the baby a bottle because he is crying, change his diaper. me you give me something sharp to hurt myself with and i'm fine. >> you're communicating things are not okay for yourself. >> if i don't cut myself at least once a week i'm not right. >> some people here think there's nothing good in them at all, that they've messed up totally and they're totally worthless. >> i know the problems i have need to be fixed. i've got a 6-yea

tonight there was a memorial service for lydia simm. her friends and family are coping with the loss. >> reporter: lydia was just 21 years old when her life was ripped away on monday. dozens of people dressed in black attended a service for her at the hayward korean baptist church. flower arrangements like this one were brought in for the service. david grew up with sim and says it's difficult to understand this loss. >> i've been trying about it. especially the parents are taking it really hard. we're speechless. >> reporter: friends say she was very involved in her church and had dreams to become a doctor. >> she was ambitious. and like her brother said, she was independent and she never took no for an answer. >> reporter: joyce cho watched sim grow up. she says all they wanted was a better life for their children. >> we wanted to raise our children in here as well. >>> budia is missed by coworkers at sfo, where he worked the night shift as a janitor. he was hoping to become a custodial supervisor. there are no simple words to properl

barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a huge ship full of sugar arrive in baltimore today. the ship is 600 feet long and 100 feet wide and is loaded with 95.5 million pounds of raw sugar. the ship came from guatemala. a long job of unloading the sugar began today. two cranes are continually pulling sugar from the ship and dropping it onto a conveyor belt that carries it into the dominant plant for processing. >> this plant processes approximately 6.5 million pounds of sugar a day, so this inventory will keep us running approximately 14-18 operating days. it comes at a historic time for the plant. in about six weeks, we have our 90th anniversary coming up for the baltimore plant. >> this is the largest single cargo of refined sugar to be brought to any port east of the mississippi. >> the national weather service issues a red flag warning in our area due to windy and dry conditions. what that means you, plus -- >> have your say in washington. coming up, find out how to get your 2 cents for the multimillion-dollar national mall renovations. >> i am pete gilbert, live at camde

lydia simm was from hayward, set to graduate in june. 75 people gathered for the burial today. her mother, father, and brother were in the front row. a pastor said prayers, and there were songs. the family thanked everybody for their support. the service was brief, and as it wrapped up, mourners were putting white flowers on lydia's casket. >>> the new search for sierra lamar began today. she was last seen on her way to school in morgan hill nearly three weeks ago now. so far only her cellphone and a bag of her clothes have been found. crews expanded the search area focusing on nearby cities. >> reporter: this was search no. 6 for the sheriffs' search and rescue unit since sierra lamar went missing more than two weeks ago. were deputies looking for something specific this time? no, says sheriff spokesman, jose cordoza. they've simply expanded the search beyond morgan hill. >> the areas that they've covered before have concentrated a lot on morgan hill. other map, prior searches that focused a lot on morgan hill and areas north. the southern end of san jose. now they're focusing

. >> and tonight the grieving continues as friends gather to remember lidia simms gunned down in the mass car. i'm dan ashley. >> and the seven counts of murder along with the special circumstances could make go el el -- eligible for the death penalty. >> and we hear from the woman who was the intended target. she is the director of the oikos nursing program. abc news caught up with her. >> are you aware police said you were the target in the shooting on monday? leave it at peace. >> she is having a difficult time obviously and understandably. she was not at the university because she was teaching off campus. she told the associated press that go was never forced out and never showed behavioral problems and was never asked to leave the program. >> 21-year-old lidia sim who dreamed of becoming a pediatrician. we go to the korean baptist church with more on that service. ama? >> carolyn and dan, the service started at 8:00 and most didn't leave until 10:30, but they are just now closing up church after a long night of tears and rec lidia sim. it was standing room only in the hayward ko

barry simms has details. >> anthony edmondson says after police began asking questions, his stepson, andre haney, turned himself in calling the accusation that he drugged and raped a 40-year-old girl over a span of three days. >> i don't see him holding her against her own, without her free will, although he should have had better judgment. >> the 14-year-old claim she met up with 26-year-old andre haney and then walked with him to his house on long view avenue. there she claims he forced a small orange below into her mouth and made her drink water so she would swallow it. she tells investigators to try to stop him but could not. he forced himself on her and raped her. she claims the next morning she woke up with a headache and feeling sleepy. on that day and the next, she said she was again given a pill and rate. >> i am just saying she was in my house, but the allegation as far as giving pills are drinking, i cannot tell you that. >> the girl also tells detectives haney told her he had a gun. she said she never saw, but he had said if i show it to you, i am going to have to kill yo

funeral services for lidia simms are planned for today in los altos. christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> the search for the weapon used has been called off. a police diver checked the murky waters along doolittle drive yesterday trying to locate the semiautomatic the gunman used. a sonar equipped boat also traveled the channel trying to detect any sign of evidence. soon after, the entire group just packed up and headed out. >>> make sure to stay with nbc bay area news for continuing coverage of the deadly campus rampage at oikos university. we have extensive coverage on the front page of our website at nbcbayarea.com. and new developments will be sent on twitter and facebook. >>> new this morning, a series of earthquakes shaking up morgan hill. five quakes have struck just north of the city in the past 24 hours. hit about 9 miles north of morgan hill before 3:00 a.m. measuring a 2.8. two similar size quakes were recorded around 1:00 this morning just after 25 minutes after that, a magnitude 1.3 was recorded. yesterday, a 2.3 quake was recorded just

. >>> brandon simms was eating crabs with friends out in the courtyard when he was shot in the head. police are looking for the murder suspect who ran away. police have nothing more to go on at this hour. they don't have a motive to the latest baltimore murder he over crabs. >>> we will pull out the map to so you the falls road where 22- year-old justin stambaugh and 21-year-old willie green were killed. police say the car was traveling at a high rate of speed southbound on york when he lost control and left the road and rolled the car. >>> and how long is jeffrey sears going to serve. prosecutors want to put the former glen bernie high schoolteacher away for up to ten years for having sexual encounters for female students over what's believed to have been a two-year period. he is scheduled to be sentence this month later. >>> church service went on even though pleaant valley church burned in a arson fire. today we sent prayers at shilohbaptist church in edgemere. >>> our neighboring state of virginia will have a moment of silence at 9:43 tomorrow morning for it was five years ago we

. >> and tonight the grieving continues as friends gather to remember lidia simms gunned down in the mass car. i'm dan ashley. >> and the seven counts of murder along with the special circumstances could make go el el -- eligible for the death penalty. >> and we hear from the woman who was the intended target. she is the director of the oikos nursing program. abc news caught up with her. >> are you aware police said you were the target in the shooting on monday? leave it at peace. >> she is having a difficult time obviously and understandably. she was not at the university because she was teaching off campus. she told the associated press that go was never forced out and never showed behavioral problems and was never asked to leave the program. >> 21-year-old lidia sim who dreamed of becoming a pediatrician. we go to the korean baptist church with more on that service. ama? >> carolyn and dan, the service started at 8:00 and most didn't leave until 10:30, but they are just now closing up church after a long night of tears and rec lidia sim. it was standing room only in the hayward ko

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talked to, based on all theed all owe tapes that we've evaluated, we have come to the conclusion that simm earlman is the aggressor. to say we have no idea -- surprising. >> does that mean they have no case? >> reporter: no, no. they can compile a case based on the evidence they have in this case. and remember, it's the defense that will have to show he was justified. so, it is an affirmative defense. >> and on that point, that photo obtained by abc news? >> reporter: important evidence for the defense. remember, zimmerman is safing he was beaten up, in effect. but that's not the end of the inquiry. if zimmerman was the aggressor, using the fight, he can't use deadly force. a lot of questions that have to be answered and that photo, while significant evidence, is certainly not all of it. >> thank you so much, dan abram. >>> and now we turn to the head-turning twist in the secret service scandal. sarah palin firing back at one of the agents who was dismissed. an agent asiped to her in 2008. and we're going to tell you that story tonight, but for the first time, the highest ranking woman to

. >> inside johns hopkins new emergency building the world renowned patient care is the simms. the old building didn't fit the needs anymore. >> it was so cramped. >> dr. peter hill runs the er, he says for months doctors and nurses practiced moving in so patients wouldn't be without care during the transition. >> you start having drills where staff are on gurnies. this part of the emergency department will open in about 20 minutes. >> reporter: at 35,000 square feet, the new er is 3 times as large as the old one, it has 100 beds and a pediatric wing for children who need their parents near. >> at 7:00 when we open the doors and the fist patient walked in, we got a number of patients quickly, and their reaction was wonderful. >> officials had two priors when designing and building their brand new emergency room, the fist one was patient care, the second is more states. >> identify been here 5:00 in the morning and identify wawbed fife miles. i have a -- walked five miles. i have a pedometer on. >> reporter: the official opening came sunday morning. >>> the er is one par of the

barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news. >> they were investigating two homicide that happened within one hour of each other in liberty heights. a 34-year-old man was found suffering from multiple gunshot wounds around 9:40. it is taken into a hospital and pronounced dead. 30 minutes before that, police tell us they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds that was taken to hopkins and pronounced dead a short time later. police have not yet released details on motive or a suspect. >> firefighters are on the scene of a fire along the 200 block of fox matter later. date is countered heavy rain -- heavy flames that quickly spread to the adjoining town homes. no word yet on what may have sparked the flames. 11 people are looking for another place to sleep tonight after another three-alarm fire in glen burnie. this is the view just before 3:30 a.m. initial reports indicate the flames started in ground level apartment and spread quickly to adjacent departments. fire officials say while the cause remained under investigation that they want people to keep an eye on brushfires. >> anne arundel county has

david simms said they had to close early and lose business. >> lights off. lights will come back on maybe ten minutes later and we are going to try to stay open as long as we could. >> the sin mark theatre closed but other restaurants and businesses reopened after power went back on. >> it went back. the restaurant was full. we brought out candles and waited for it to come back on. >> did any customers leave? >> oh, yeah. we had a few leave. >> pg&e crews were on scene to restore power. first they had to put out a flaming transformer from the fallen tree. this wasn't the biggest storm of the season but it left its mark throughout the bay area. panoramic highway between stinson beach was closed in both directions around 12:30. there is a high surf advisory for the entire northern california coast until 5:00 a.m. monday. waves crashed the shore at bakers beach. some waves would reach 25 feet in height n pacifica one wave watcher game all the way from the east bay clad in rain gear just to watch the surf. >> i'm here to check out the high surf waves. they are s

this bar manager david simms said they had to close early and lose business. >> lights off. lights will come back on maybe ten minutes later and we are going to try to stay open as long as we could. >> the theatre closed but other restaurants and businesses reopened after power went back on. >> it went back. the restaurant was full. we brought out candles and waited for it to come back on. >> did any customers leave? >> oh, yeah. we had a few leave. >> pg&e crews were on scene to restore power. first they had to put out a flaming transformer from the fallen tree. this wasn't the biggest storm of the season but it left its mark throughout the bay area. a mudslide in marin county closed panoramic highway at stinson beach was closed in both directions around 12:30. there is a high surf advisory for the entire northern california coast until 5:00 a.m. monday. waves crashed the shore at bakers beach. some waves would reach 25 feet in height n pacifica one wave watcher game all the way from the east bay clad in rain gear just to watch the surf. >> i'm here to check out the high su

simms the lay-in. baylor wins 59-47.al hurrah for the sisters together as stanford comes up short again. >> first half we had turnovers i didn't like, we had fouls i didn't like. we really -- we had some nice open looks. and didn't knock down shots. >> no one feels good after a loss, especially if it's in the final four. but, you know, i just kind of look back and reflect on what it took for us to get here. and i would -- i would have rather gone down with my team than up with any other team. >>> giants playing their final game in arizona against milwaukee. tim lincecum got the start. arecall miss ramirez finds a hole. rickie weeks will score, brewers 1-0 lead. top two, two aboard for brandon rawed for. the light-hitting shortstop has just belted a three-run home run, his third long ball of the spring, it's 3-1 giants. the lead would not hold up. alex gonzalez hits the third one down the line. lincecum 4 2/3, 8 hits, 6 runs, in a 7-4 brewer win. tipny was actually somewhat encouraged. >> i feel like i'm ready to go. i me

a lot of people associated with the simms were female. >> woodruff: but it's a bigger issue than them playing game. that's important but it's also the skill. >> it's the skill. it's what kind of user interfaces do we have, what kind of medical devices get created. if you completely shut out the entire feminine perspective on the world you'll have a different set of products. >> woodruff: you've been working on this for years. you said they don't think it's interesting. how do you get them interested and make them confident they can do it? >> let me answer in two ways. if i could wave my magic wand and change the world right this second i would change the way the media portrays careers in science and engineering. we tend to think of those people as dorks and dweebs and geeks and nerds. and back in the '70s we started to show doctors and lawyers where there are women and men who had lives and fell in love and out of love and had all kinds of problems and suddenly we saw numbers of women going into medicine and law skyrocketing and it's 50-50 now. that would be the easy solution. seems t

a memorial service was held just last night for one victim, lidia simms. earlier her friend spoke to nbc bay area. >> feels guilty. she -- one of her secretary -- her secretary was like one of her children, one of her girls, her daughter. she's just devastated. >> now, earlier there were a number of reports that goh was teased by fellow students about his difficulty with the english language. she is saying she didn't see that at all and police have not revealed who this other female administrator is only saying that she's scared to death. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> there's still no sign of the gun used during monday's deadly rampage. and now police say they are calling off that search until they get better information here about the gun's location. a boat equipped with sonar has searched near the university but had no luck. a dive team also tried to search the area, but we're told the water's too murky to actually locate anything. >>> we will have more on that investigation into the shooting rampage all morning long

simm s zimmerman walk out of jail around midnight after posting bond. he awaits his murder trial. zimmerman is required to wear a gps tracking device. his release comes a couple days after bond was set at a court hearing in which zimmerman offered a surprise apology to trayvon martin's parents for killing their son. >> i wanted to say i am sorry for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he was. i thought he was a little bit younger than i am. i did not know if he was armed or not. >> nothing further, your honor. >>> cnn's martin savage is live in sanford, florida. martin, probably not surprising that he was released in the mid of the night. >> no. we anticipated that. it was a low-key departure but not a total stealth departure that we thought it might be, in other words, that we wouldn't see him at all. he did depart out of the normal door, just behind us here. it was just after midnight when we was escorted out from a person we don't know, not his attorney. he climbed into a white bmw and departed. it was known that he was negotiating with the state to possibly allow for

a lot of people associated with the simms were female. >> woodruff: but it's a bigger issue than them playing game. that's important but it's also the skill. >> it's the skill. it's what kind of user interfaces do we have, what kind of medical devices get created. if you completely shut ou the entire feminine perspective on the world you' have a different set of products. >> woodruff:ou'v been working on this for years. you said they don't think it's interesting. how do you get them interested and make them confident they can do it? >> let me answer in two ways. if i could wave my magic wand and change the world right this second i would change the way the media portrays careers in science and engineering. we tend to think of those people as dorks and dweebs and geeks and nerds. and back in the '70s we started to show doors and lawyers where there are women and men who had liv and fell in love and out of love and had all kinds of problems and suddenly we saw numbers of women going into medicine and law skyrocketing and it's 50-50 now. that would be the easy solution. seems to be a dif