justice activist gloria steinem. talk with you, gloria. i want to let you talk and talk about ms. hughes and what she meant to you and what she meant to the movement. >> i -- it's really hard to know where to begin. i think personally, i never would have become a public speaker without her. i became a writer so i didn't have to talk. only dorothy gave me the courage to get out there and speak together. also, if i had gone by myself, i would not have had a group of folks in the audience who looked like the country, and neither would dorothy, so together, we were much more likely to have representative audiences. it's way more fun to do together, anyway. and all together, she changed my life, she changed the lives of everybody who listened to her. it's hard for me to realize she's not here, but the only comfort is that i know she will always be here. >> you know, there's a publication called the 19th, and it has this asterisk on it because the suffrage movement was white women who didn't want black women to march with

talk about the significance of hillary clinton and gloria steinem and malala in abu dhabi.or this event. >> i cannot think of a more appropriate place so not just honor but celebrate international women's day than to be in abu dhabi. i was there this year, and excited, thrilled, frankly, to be vice chair in partnership with you, mika, owe your value, and forbes. because to be in a space where mentorship and women coming together across generations, sharing their stories, sharing their experiences, learning from each other, particularly at a time when we know we need each other now more than ever. i mean, this idea that we have women in afghanistan deprived of the product of education, women in iran every day fighting for basic human rights, women in ukraine on the front lines of a war fighting for their own bodily autonomy. we all connected. the struggle is really global, so women coming together sharing success story, values, and to have hillary clinton and gloria steinem, two iconic women. >> yeah. >> two firsts, and they will be the first to say that there is much work l

dropped yesterday featuring the couple as well as ruth bader gi nextsbu rg, and femininist gloria steinem viewing for the conservative in your life with that kind of a line-up first you go to fox nation and get your tucker and then you go gloria steinem, and the royals, i think that -- david: i'm sure lauren will tune in. lauren: it's so funny i had nothing to watch last night on netflix and i kept seeing advertisement for harry and meghan, i couldn't do it. i knew i should have done it for research and i had no desire david: just couldn't bring yourself to do it. now, i know stuart says, can you imagine stuart sitting down? lauren: i vouched for it. i didn't see him watch it but he did a couple of my takes on it and i don't think he watched every episode, but quite a few. david: it's amazing. we want to stay on harry and meghan for a second. they allegedly wanted an apology from the royal family after they chose to air their dirty laundry any chance that will happen? lauren: no, don't forget "spare" the new book by harry comes out january 10 so it's going to get even worse so the royal e

and she also toured the country in the 1970s speaking with glorious steinem. pitman hughes was 84. >>> and still to come, world cup semifinals. it's down to four teams going after the trophy after morocco makes history in the soccer tournament. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> the moroccan miracle is still on! >> morocco became the first african team to ever reach the world cup semifinals after defeating portugal in a stunning upset on saturday. now morocco goes on to face france. >> he's missed! brazil are out! the shock has happened! >> and in a tournament that has been filled with unexpected results, croatia made its way to the semifinals by beating brazil in penalty kicks. croatia will now play argentina. >>> and we could be hearing more about why a former cryptocurrency company filed for bankruptcy, and twitter is relaunching a feature that will cost you some money. matt pieper has that and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: the u.s. consumer inflation report tomorrow should set the tone for ma

hues was known for her lifelong activism and for her work with gloria steinem the two cofounded ms.azine and appeared together in one of the most famous photos from the women's movement in the 1970's. hughes organized the first shelter for battered women in new york city, and she founded a community center that cared fo countless families on manhattan's west side. her daughter says she died of old age. dorothy pitman hughes was 84 years old. still to come on "pbs news weekend," a look at a new exhibition that explores the work of enigmatic musician, lou reed. and, how a celebrity photographer stepped-in to save a school picture day. >> this is "pbs news weekend," from weta studios in washington, home of the "pbs newshour," weeknights on pbs. geoff: four navy sailors appeared to have died by suicide over the course of less than a month in the same navy command in norfolk, virginia. this is the second time in a year that the navy has bee confronted with a rash of suicide deaths. it launched an investigation this past spring after three sailors on the crew of the uss washington died wi

magazine" with gloria steinem in the 1970's. duo also toured the country to speak about the women's movement. hughes was a passionate advocate for racial justice, as well as for children and families, starting a cooperative daycare and co-founding the new york city agency for child development. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the nobel peace prize's were given out saturday on international human rights day in oslo, norway. the awards went to the ukrainian organization center for civil liberties, the russian group memorial, and ales bialiatski, imprison human rights activist in belarus. the nobel peace prize ceremony came nearly 10 months after russia invaded ukraine on the same day as the nobel ceremony russia launched a drone strike on ukraine import city of odessa, cutting power to 1.5 million people. millions of ukrainians face a winter without heat or electricity after russian strikes on civilian infrastructure. we begin today's show ai

and child welfare advocate has died.ty she toured the country speaking with social activist gloria steinem. this iconic 1971 photo of the two raising their right arm in a black power salute sits in the national portrait gallery. dorothy pitman hughes was 84. >>> and the sports world is mourning the loss of three-time nba champion and long-time beloved coach paul silas. as a player the rebounding and defensive giant won three titles including two with the boston celtics. he was lebron james' first nba coach. paul silas was 79. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," tesla may own the ev market right now. why the road ahead appears bumpy. >>> plus how a sweet treat is going a long way to help create a life sharing community. when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day. good thing metamucil gummies are an easy way to get prebiotic, plant-based fiber

the absolute, gloria steinem, surely chose home.ng rosalynn carter and betty ford. the fact that they ran out of time with one state, fridge in, yet still left to ratify. and the deadline expired and that legislation never got passed. >> that's right. and then we do have 38 states that actually ratified that equal rights amendment. and it's just striking, that deadline, which is in the preamble of the amendment. 24 words. and where the only country with a written constitution that does not have an equal rights amendment in it. >> and when you look at congress now, it's it in better shape than when you came? there are more women. >> there are more women. >> more people of color. >> that is true. there's more than doubled the number of women when i first got to congress. so, that's a very positive change. but it's gotten very toxic, and it's become a political push and pull. it is in fact a blood sport now, which has to end. and we've got to tone down the rhetoric, because we've seen too much violence as a result of it. >> social medi

feminist and lifelong community activists, who toured the country in the 1970s together with gloria steinemrship at a time when feminism was seen, predominantly, as predominantly white and middle class. one of the most famous images of the area, taken in october of 1971, the two raised their right arm in the black power symbol. the national is now in the national portrait gallery. hughes work was always rooted in political activism, organizing the first shelter for battered women in new york city. cofounded the new york city agency for child development. may she rest in power. i remember, as a teenager, when i started the national human movement, dorothy pittman supported us. when people go see loudmouth, the story that is of my life in activism, one of the people that helped me as a teenager, and never ever last, with dorothy pick misuse. goes-t loudmouth, you'll see a lot of what we had to deal with in new york and then moving to the national movement. it is in theaters near you. we will be right back. be right back. ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ hi, i'm eileen.

but as you saw, greater thornburgh and old gloriainman steinem and the gang, they allae made the cut. >> all right. raymond, i'm glad you watch.u wa so we don't have to . we'll see you later, ray rice.gn well well, before we go to the beginning of it, i know i told you that i have my turn m about tales series coming next year. but after what we witnessed last week, laura , on the show i'v i've writtene a new book, the ingram who found christmas.h it's about how how laura ingram came to love little fake trees and found the true meaning of the season. came treesand thanks to her frii that's going to be something. okay outside looking for you.l n nothing. ng, >> i have nothing.o nothing to say to you now, raymond. thank you. all right. a and financial devianceand fi withinna the vatican hierarchy run wild right under his nose. pope francis took a wildly aggressive step of removing a pro-life priest from the priesthood for social media criticism of joe biden that priest, frank pavone, responds exclusively next. plus, on saturday, night, i traveled cross-country with a man and strange spec

maybe it's time -- he is very in vogue to do your own words, like ted kennedy's own words, gloria steinemo look at my library. i've got a lot of good stuff. this is 2018. he said okay, i'll take a look. see if there is anything interesting. he works for hbo as an in-house documentary editor. so he went through and was fascinated by this. so he started playing with the footage. but that was before the next election. 2018 was a big election. that's when she becomes speaker for the second time. and the premise is, if she gets put out the pasture, if we lose 2018, maybe we should have a film ready in case that's the vibe. but it only just got started. all the best stuff started happening 2018. >> i have to say as a viewer and somebody who has covered your mom and interviewed your mom, she is impossible to crack. and you keep her on for ten minutes, and your editor is going wrap. no, ten more minutes! she never, ever is off message. where does that come from? >> she was born into it. it's in her dna. she was -- her father was in congress. >> right. >> this is what she believes. and that's the

and i just wish they would just be a i am incredibly wrote to gloria steinem to thank her for her workermaine greer, spoke of her work. i am incredibly grateful to the feminist who came before me. neither of those women, particularly germaine greer , particularly germaine greer, would it was okay that would say that it was okay that in a workplace somebody to in a workplace for somebody to touch inappropriately, just touch you inappropriately, just make do do not just make the hand do i do not just want say i'm pleased by it want to say i'm pleased by it and familiar with and this is more familiar with germaine greer than you. and i would say that she much more subtle ways of dealing with a male attention that was unwanted. shouldn't need unwanted. you shouldn't need subtle you shouldn't subtle ways you shouldn't have to courageous . but when to be this courageous. but when you to there are people you go to work, there are people trying to talk to you on all models. can anything i think you're a wonderful young i just wish that once in a while your generation would turn to women like m

and i just wish they would just be a i am incredibly wrote to gloria steinem to thank her for her workermaine greer, spoke of her work. i am incredibly grateful to the feminist who came before me. neither of those women, particularly germaine greer , particularly germaine greer, would it was okay that would say that it was okay that in a workplace somebody to in a workplace for somebody to touch inappropriately, just touch you inappropriately, just make do do not just make the hand do i do not just want say i'm pleased by it want to say i'm pleased by it and familiar with and this is more familiar with germaine greer than you. and i would say that she much more subtle ways of dealing with a male attention that was unwanted. shouldn't need unwanted. you shouldn't need subtle you shouldn't subtle ways you shouldn't have to courageous . but when to be this courageous. but when you to there are people you go to work, there are people trying to talk to you on all models. can anything i think you're a wonderful young i just wish that once in a while your generation would turn to women like m

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hillary clinton, gloria steinem, malala, and more announcements coming soon.t soon. consider bringing a team or a group of mentees like i am. we're also getting ready to launch our second annual global 50 over 50 list. the europe, middle east, and africa, and the asia list, nominations for those lists still open until december 31st. to get more details on all of this, go to forbes.com or knowyourvalue.com. >>> still ahead, why former vice president mike pence is defending donald trump against potential criminal charges related to the attack on the capitol. >>> and a supreme court order might have a major impact on the situation at the southern border. we'll have the latest on the pandemic-era immigration policy that was set to expire tomorrow. if you wanted to hold my hand... [ gasps ] all you had to do is ask. i am down to my last life. when you only have one life... that's what makes it special. go get 'em tiger. >>> it is the top of the fourth hour of "morning joe." a live look at san francisco. the airport is buzzing this morning. >> you know what, san fra