our final presenter is terry o'neill. terri o'neill is the president of the national organization for women foundation and the national organization for women, which is the largest feminist grass roots organization in the country with hundreds of thousands of members and supporters in every state and the district of columbia. terri is an attorney and law professor having taught at tulane university and the university of california at davis. and she is widely in demand as a speaker on a range of issues important to women, including equal pay, women's economic well being and social security. and in fact, if i want to see terri and i can't get her on the phone, i turn on msnbc. and if i wait 30 or 40 minutes, i'll see her. for many decades now and the foundation have proposed modernizing social security to better meet the needs of today's women and families. we're hoping by joining forces with these two groups today we can move that forward. terri? >> good morning, everybody. thank you, max. i just want to say that i'm reall

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heidi heart and terry o'neill have spent a lot of time, as we have, as our great staff, especially web phillips, have committed a lot of time and energy to producing this document. so i'm going to first introduce dr. carole estes who is chair o the foundation. she's a professor of sociology at the university of california san francisco. she's the founding and former director of the institute of health and ageing, former chair of the department of social and behavioral sciences, school of nursing ucfs. she's a member of the institute of member, of the national academy of sciences, and past president of the society of america, the american society on ageing and the association of jerntology and higher education. she's also served as a consultant to social security and has worked with the u.s. and house and senate committees on ageing. and she is my boss. dr. estes. >> thank you. i want to acknowledge and thank congresswoman el noer holmes norton for your inspirational work and leadership and particularly for your comments this morning and your support. this report that we are presenting

terry o'neil will join me on this critical story. >>> later, i was a guest on realtime with bill maher. we're right back. >>> welcome back. from the state that brought us the papers please law targeting hispanics, arizona now has its sight set on low income women the governor jan brewer signed law defunding planned parenthood. the law will deny thousands of poor women access to planned parenthood services including breast examines and cancer screenings. the state already banned the use of taxpayer money for abortions. why was this law necessary? good question. the president of planned parenthood in arizona takes a guess. >> the sponsors don't want poor women getting birth control at planned parenthood. number two, it is intended to be to score political points. >> in fact, governor jan brewer signed the law at the political vent for the susan 10%. it's a big story. let's bring in terry o'neal. always great to have you with us on the program. this maybe be the avalanche. your thoughts on how the house republicans held up death ceiling negotiations over planned parenthood last summer. ha

now, if you recognize her, call photographer terry o'neill.emember being there. >> but somebody remembers her. believe me, before this day is over, i predict within the next 24 hours, we'll find out who angel is. >>> our cbs phoenix station kpho reports that a teacher from la cota east high school in ohio has resigned over, listen to this, missing prom money. what? officials say the teacher was selling prom tictikets. she may have pocketed $750 instead of handing it over to the children. we don't approve. >> no. when they don't have money for a deejay and have to hum, mm, mm, you know, that's wrong. just wrong. >>> "usa today" looks at the latest thing to go skinny, the slurpee lite, made with splenda. >> oh. >> i like splenda. >> not slurpees. the sugar free mango has 6 calories instead of 26 calories for the wild cherry slurpee. >>> and "the huffington post" says "the avengers" has racked up bz 1 billion in less than he three weeks, tying with "avatar" and "harry potter and deathly hollows part two" as fastest movie to meet the mark. julie,

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our final presenter is terry o'neill. is the president for the national organization for women foundation and the national organization for women. it is the largest feminist grass-roots organization in the country. with hundreds of thousands of members and supporters in every state. terry is an attorney and a law professor, having taught at tulane university and the university of california at davis. she is widely in demand as a speaker on a range of issues important to women, including equal pay, women's economic well-being and social security. if i want to see terry, i turn on msnbc. if i wait 30 or 40 minutes, i will see her. for many decades now, they propose modernizing social security in a number of ways to better meet the needs of today's women and their families. we are hoping by joining forces with these two groups today that we can move that ford. terry. [applause] >> good morning everybody. thank you, max. i am thrilled to be here. i deeply appreciate my partner in crime, dr. heidi hartman. we have worked on th