sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m., the landmark u.s. supreme court decision in loving v. uled it was unconstitutional to prohibit interracial marriage. at the virginia historical --iety, author and historian discusses loving get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> in the fall of 1781, american soldiers under george washington and french forces under the britishefeated at

and sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m., the landmark u.s. supreme court decision in a loving v virginia ruled it was unconstitutional to prohibit interracial marriage. peter examines the context and legacy of loving v virginia and how it affected similar legal challenges. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. in november, 1841, the ship creole was bound for new orleans when slaves aboard rebelled and diverted the ship to the bahamas , then under british control. coming up next, arthur downey, author of "the creole affair: the slave rebelllion that led the u.s. and great britain to the brink of war." at atails the incident legal and diplomatic battle that ensued. the national archives in washington posted this program. it is just under an hour. >> our topic for today is the -- "the creole affair --

apple says the pope's landmark u.s. visit could create shipping delays for the new iphone. preorders of the iphone 6s and 6s plus models are set to be delivered on friday. but apple is telling people they might arrive a little bit late because of traffic jams in philadelphia and new york because of the pope's visit. apple's ceo tim cook says they will deliver to most locations by saturday. >>> an elderly driver is not being charged after her suv slammed into a livermore gym killing one person inside. the woman was killed when the mercedes came crashing through the front of the gym. five others in the exercise class of lifestyle fitness were hurt along with the driver. police say the 80-year-old mistook the gas for the brake. the woman killed is 49-year-old kathy baker. she was the cfo at the lawrence livermore lab. >>> it's going to be tougher for landlords to raise rent and evict tents in a san francisco after protections were passed for tenants making it more difficult for landlords to evict tenants for minor vallations without a chance to correct the violations. it limit

sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m., the landmark u.s. supreme court decision in loving v. virginia ruled it was unconstitutional to prohibit interracial marriage. at the virginia historical --iety, author and historian discusses loving get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> in the fall of 1781, american soldiers under george washington and french forces under the britishefeated at yorktown, effectively ending the revolution. up next, robert selling talks about the land and sea routes that now constitute the washington-rochambeau trail. the society of the cincinnati posted this event. it is one hour and 15 minutes. >> the american revolution institute of the society of the cincinnati works to promote the knowledge of the achievement of american independence by ,romoting advanced study advocating preservation, and providing resources to teachers and students. last year, our executive director learned about a french encampment that took place in july 1782 and present-day rock .rock creek park this in camera is part of the return march back north. we decide this event woul

and sunday afternoon, the landmark u.s. supreme to court -- court decision. offer history professor peter wallenstein talks about the phrygia, loving versus and how it affected similar legal challenges. you have complete schedule and c-span.org. this morning, daryl kimball, talks about the iran nuclear deal in the state of non-nuclear proliferation. latest on the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. later, npr senior associate general counsel talks about a french privacy regulator that has ordered google to censor search results in the name of privacy and the impact on users in the united states. washington journal is next. ♪ good morning. it is saturday, september 12, 2015. we begin this morning in the wake of a crucial week for the iran administration's nuclear deal. it began yesterday with the house rejecting a resolution to approve the deal. congressional republicans now appear unable to prevent the pact from taking effect. this morning, we are opening our phone lines to our viewers to weig in ono the iran nuclear deal. are you happy on how your party's l

and sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m., the landmark u.s. supreme court decision in loving v virginia, ruling that it is unconstitutional to prohibit interracial marriage. they will examine the complexities of the case and how it affected similar legal challenges. get our complete the goal -- our complete schedule at www.c-span.org. announcer: in his weekly address, president obama talks about the new college school card, a tool developed by his a ministration to provide information on institutions of higher learning. representatives michael mccaul of texas has the republican response. he voices his party pots concern over the around deal -- his party's concern over the iran dill. -- deal. pres. obama: hi, everybody. next week marks seven years since a financial crisis on wall street that would usher in some hard years for working families on main street. soon after that, i took office, and we set out to rebuild our economy on a new foundation for growth and prosperity by investing in things that grow our middle class things like jobs, health

>> it is about the business jet market in the u.s.. landmarkmendous strength, bba is the biggest operator of business worldwide. you put the two together, and you have a mammoth operation serving the business jet sector. that part of the aviation market has been flat at the best since remember we had people turning against the business jet sector because of the use of jets driven at that time. we saw carmakers using those to go to the negotiations at washington. the flyingeduced hours in business jets markedly. now the economy is back up, and the growing strongly. topisle was able to get dollar for this. this is a $2 billion deal, it is itself,e value of bba hence the rights issue they're having to in bark on to fund it. it is the biggest deal we of seen in this sector -- it is a vote of confidence in business jets. mark: that this am only aviation news, china is snapping up a load of boeing jets. at least $30orth billion in their own right. twin to that is an agreement to open a completion center in aina which will give boeing facility matchin

sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m., the landmark u.s. supreme court decision ruled it was unconstitutional to prohibit interracial marriage. at the virginia historical society, history professor walenstein talks about the complexities of the case, and how it affected similar legal challenges. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >>> next, a hearing on the epa's new power plant emissions rule. the house science, space and technology subcommittee on environment met friday to consider the impact on states. this is about two hours. >> the subcommittee on the environment will come to order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare recesses of the subcommittee at any time. welcome to today's hearing entitled state perspectives, how the epa's power plan of shut down power plants. i recognize myself for five minutes for an opening statement. today's hearing focuses on the epa's final clean power plan rule, and the tremendous impact that this rule will have on the states upon final implementation. i'm very concerned about how this

sunday afternoon, the landmark u.s. supreme court decision in loving v. virginia ruled it was to prohibit al interracial marriage at the virginia historical society author and history professor examines the context and legacy of loving v. virginia, the complexities of the case and how it affected similar legal hallenges. let's talk a little bit about the latest on the iran legislation in the house and senate. >> you end up with a very sort of crazy legislative situation here. you have resolutions of disapproval. what you have is democrats fill bustering to stop the disapproval from going forward. tend result of this democrats by this have sustained the president's position. they are allowing the president a free hand to go ahead and lift the sanctions as the president wants to do. the vote -- there were 58 senators who wanted to overturn the deal or block the deal. there were 54 of those republicans and four of those democrats. and then you had 42 members of the democratic caucus. so 40 democrats and two democrats leaning independent voting for the filibus

the top stories. pope francis wrapped up his landmark visit to the u.s., celebrating with a mass in philadelphia. >> the bible says beware of false prophets. >> john boehner turning to scripture to lash out at members of his own party >>> at the united nations president obama calls for a new effort to end poverty and hunger. what is at stake in the highly anticipated meeting tomorrow between president obama and russian president vladimir >>> good evening, they call him the people's pope, and it wasn't hard to see why the last few days, the pope's historic trip to the u.s. has come to an end. >> in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit... >> before departing for the vatican, pope francis celebrated a public mass in philadelphia, attended by up to a million peep. it was the biggest -- people, it was the biggest event in the 9-day trip to america, and among the most memorable, ending with a simple request from the pope. >> god bless you, you all. thank you very much for your participation and for your love for the family. and i ask you pray for me. don't forget. [ clapping ] >>> pope franc

the top stories. pope francis wrapped up his landmark visit to the u.s., celebrating with a mass in philadelphia. >> thele says beware of false prophets. >> john boehner turning to scripture to lash

on the day that pope francis arrives in the u.s. after his landmarkyclical on climate change, everybody wondering if climate is going to be the subject of the pope's historic joint address to congress the day after tomorrow, on that same day, basically at that same moment, former secretary of state hillary clinton sticks her neck out on this issue in a way she has never done before on then symbolically important and literally important tar sands pipeline that would cross our entire country. if has been the most controversial environmental issue in the country for years now. and then she went further. to talk about not just why it's a bad idea to build that new giant cross-country oil sands pipeline she also said we ought to work on our existing oil and gas infrastructure since it has developed a nasty habit of blowing up all the time now. >> we already have a lot of pipelines that are leaking. they need to be repaired. they are dangerous. they are leaking methane, they are at risk of causing damage. so i want to put thousands of americans to work who

the 26th. look for live coverage here on cbs 2. and streaming live on cbsnewyork.com. >>> pope francis made a landmark move ahead of his u.s. visit. the pontiff issuing a letter to priests around the world allowing them to forgive women who have had abortions, a grave sin in the catholic church. the directive goes in to effect at the beginning of the year of mercy. this is already a common practice in most u.s. parishes, local catholic leaders say this goes beyond addressing women's issues. >> he's sending a very strong message but not simply to women. he's speak about all of us in need of forgiveness. >> timothy dolan with this response: what a beautiful example of mercy and forgiveness. i hope this announcement by the holy father will encourage many people to come forward to find the true peace and healing. >>> parents who depend on a long island daycare center are reeling tonight, wondering if their babies have been harmed. allegations include being force fed to the point of getting sick. are these baseless charges from a disgruntled employee or is their video proof? cbs 2's jennifer mclogan reporting from southampton. >>

after the administration revealed a $500 million training program to fight isis in syria has yielded only a few fighters. >> we're talking four or five. >> reporter: meanwhile, a landmark visit to the u.s. from chinese president xi jinping. cybersecurity was the headline in talks with president obama who took a tough stance on china's history in espionage. a lack of trust remains. >> the question now is, are words followed by actions? >> and let's dig into all of this with the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, samantha power, she joins us from new york. thank you, ambassador power. >> great to be here. >> putin has seized crimea. he's propping up assad. why is the president meeting with him? does he think isolating him has failed? >> well, isolating him has had profound effects on russia's stature on the international stage, which i think is why he's reaching out, putin. a hallmark of president obama's foreign policy from the beginning has been to test engagement and given the stakes, the human stakes the strategic stakes going in ukraine and syria, the president believed it would be irresponsible to let this occasion with the two leaders in the same city pass without to test whet

the pope makes history. his landmark trip begins, and we're right there with him as he makes his way to the u.s.or the first time. >> announcer: from abc news, "this week" with george stephanopoulos begins now.

. >> let me ask you about the landmark cyber he espionage dea signed by china and the u.s. during xi jinping's visit. china said they weren't going to spy on the u.s. anymore. >> i'll try not to laugh. >> so you don't think that's true. >> i was wondering if that cuts down on demand in the future for blackphones. >> no. that's a great question. if you think about the recent revelations of the nsa, china, russia, anyone spying. the reality is there are over 100 countries that have their own robust spying programs in addition to the criminals, the hackers and the professional criminal gangs that -- you know, data is the new gold coming out of the ground, not oil. so the more data there is, the more competitive advantage there is for countries. it's increasing ten fold not decreasing. >> can you make the screen bigger? 5 1/2 inches. >> my daughter's hand. i have a 14-year-old daughter. >> your 14-year-old uses a blackphone? >> she does. this is the first time -- >> what secrets does she have to hide? >> this is the first time where you've never had to compromise. there was alw

he asked about the hostility with the u.s. following the landmarken praised the chanting of death to america, death to israel during friday prayers by demonstrators and continues to call the united states by the great satan. do you believe the united states is the great satan? >> translator: the am anity that existed between iran and the united states, the distance the disagreements, lack of trust won't go away soon. what's important is which direction are we heading? are we heading towards amplifying it or decreasing it? i believe we have taken the first stops towards decreasing it. >> president rouhani is scheduled to address the u.n. general assembly in new york next week. >>> one woman is rocking the boat in the cruise ship business. anthony, that could be the song. ahead, the woman who broke the mold as the first american away with an emmy ahead. how the best actress in a drama made history and other surprising moments from the prime time emmys. you'll have that ahead. you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ you say avocado old el paso says...

the statistics are incredible. -- 2.19t million 19 spent money ons shopping. another visitor to the u.s. that got a lot of attention, pope francis is there for a landmark visit. flo: that is on the front page of "the wall street journal" today. the pope and a president. the sears service must be having quite a week in the united states. this is pope francis' first visit to the united states. ,e will do some official things a school. he will also go to a little place called congress to deliver a speech. the editorial on the politics of pope francis. pope francis, who overtly embraced the political agenda of government intervention and economic redistribution. "while the pope speaks for god on manners, and morals, is on sick -- is in solubility does not extend to economics or the environment. tohope he enjoys his visit the land of the free, but hope he maybe learns a little bit from the united states as well." this is a cartoon that says maybe the united states has a little to learn from the pope. you can see his grading for the masters of the university, the fat cats on wall street, that this man from wall street is saying that is an unnoticed and relig

after the administration revealed a $500 million training program to fight isis in syria has yielded only a few fighters. >> we're talking four or five. >> meanwhile, a landmark visit to the u.s xi jinping, cybersecurity was the headline in talks with president obama who took a tough stance on china's history of electronic espionage. both leaders vowed to cooperate more on security and climate issues but a lack of trust remains. >> the question now is, are words followed by actions. >> reporter: martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >>> and also in that "60 minutes" interview, putin sharply criticized u.s. military support for syrian rebels describing it as not only illegal but also counterproductive. and russia also announced it reaped an agreement with syria, iraq and iran to share intelligence about sifs. which came as a surprise to the u.s. >>> we expect to learn more later today about donald trump's plan for tax reform. trump told cbs some low incomeerners will be spared from paying taxes and there would be a substantial and tax reduction for the middle class. trump departed sharply from fellow republicans by saying he would raise taxes on the wealthiest americans. >> a

i think the president's visit to the united states will be a landmark turning point in china-u.s. relations. as far as cyber security is concerned, china and the united states care about cyber security very much. and these are the largest cyber polluters in the world. therefore cooperation, rather than confrontation and the united states, as far as cyber security is concerned will be good for china and the united states, and the overall interest of cyber security throughout the world. they are fighting for china and the united states to talk about how to cooperate and come up with overarching framework for cooperation, rather than confrontation. all using cyber security as a weapon against the other, is the right thing to do. i hope china and the united states will come up with some kind of framework cooperation. this will really put aside many concerns that not only people in china and the united states have, but also many other parts of the world that people worry about a major show down or confrontation between china and the united states. this is encouraging. >> as they say the

i think president xi jinping straight visit to the united states will be a landmark turning point in china-u.s both china and united states care about cyber security very much and these are the largest cyber nations in the world. therefore, cooperation rather than confrontation between china and united states as far as cyber security is concerned will not only be good for china and the united states but also for overall interest of cyber security throughout the world. therefore i think for china and the united states to talk about how they can cooperate and come up with an overarching free work for cooperation rather than confrontation or even using cyber security as a weapon against other, is absolutely the right thing to do. and i hope china and the united states will come up with some kind of free world cooperation agreement on this. this will really put aside many concerns that not only people in china and the united states have, but also in many other parts of the world that people worry about a major showdown or confrontation between china and the united states, as far as cyber security

the city. historic visit for the u.s. addressing sex abuse in the church. spain heads for a constitutional crisis as they win a landmarkion. ♪ >> al jazeera america, weekday mornings. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief. get a first hand look with in-depth reports and investigations. start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. ♪ welcome back and let's recap the headlines now russian president vladimir putin to meet u.s. president barack obama on the sidelines of u.n. general assembly, the crisis in syria is likely to dominate discussionings, uk announced it is sending 370 troops to take part in peace keeping missions in somalia and south sudan and provide medical, logistical and engineering support. taliban forces in the northern afghan city of kunduz are reportedly closing in on the governor's compound, the worst breach of the city's defenses in nearly 14 years of war and taliban launched attack on the city in the early hours of monday morning. israeli security forces have fired stun grenades at palestinian worshippers at the compound in occupied east

south lawn welcome where the chinese president greeted every white house staffer by name and bank account. ( laughter ) and it was a landmark summit between our two nations, with the u.sagreeing that neither country's government will conduct cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property. that is a huge step, but i will miss those chinese bootlegs of american movies. i really enjoyed their version of mad max, "clear day, little traffic." ( laughter ) their marvel superhero film: "inauspicious number of fantastics," and for the kids, "happy diligent suppositories." ( laughter ) ( applause ) but president xi saved his best announcement for last. >> the president of china announced a sweeping agreement today aimed at limiting greenhouse gas emissions. >> stephen: yes, china is limiting their greenhouse gas emissions, bringing them down from their current level of "infinite." of course, step one in lowering emissions is trading in their volkswagens. ( cheers and applause ) now full disclosure: i believe in global warming, and i have a beach house. so i want to say thank you, president xi. but i have to say, this is embarrassing for me as an american because every president

the show. the u.s. and the european union lead a diplomatic push for a syrian peace deal at the u.n. polls open in landmark elections that could set catalonia on independence from spain. thousands march in mexico to demand justice for 43 missing students a year after they disappeared. >> israeli security forces fired stun grenades and rubber-coated steal bullets at worshippers at the al-aqsa mosque compound. hundreds gathered outside the mosque to prevent israeli police going further. ta imtiaz tyab is in jerusalem. how is it looking now? >> the situation at the al-aqsa compound is calm. that, of course, was a different situation just a few hours ago, when israeli police and border police entered inside the complex and began firing stun grenades and rubber-coated steal bullets. as you pointed out there's la large group of palestinian worshippers that were inside the complex. preventing israeli security forces from moving deeper into the compound than they have in the past. as we have been saying, the situation there remains tense. >> now, it's a complicated one. i wonder if i can get you to explain where e

the show. the u.s. and the european union lead a diplomatic push for a syrian peace deal at the u.n. polls open in landmark elections that could set catalonia on independence from spain. thousands march in mexico to demand justice for 43

get your copy at c-span.org/landmark cases. >> the u.s.ate is about to gavels in on this thursday morning as lawmakers continue work on disapproving of the iran nuclear agreement, an attempt to address the nation has fallen short of the needed votes twice. today is the last of the caucus and act on the resolution. now to live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. today's opening prayer will be offered by reverend camille murray who is the pastor of georgetown presbyterian church. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god, we give you thanks for the many provisions of this day and for the simple and sustaining gifts which enrich our lives. we thank you for the beauty and bounty of this great nation. we offer praise for the heritage we share, the faith we cherish and the freedoms we enjoy.

the pope makes history. his landmark trip begins, and we're right there with him as he makes his way to the u.s. for the first time. >> announcer: from abc news, "this week" with george stephanopoulos begins now. >>> good morning, you're looking live at cuba, pope francis thering this morning ahead of his first trip to the u.s. >>> but we begin with the race to the white house, after a record-setting debate this morning, marco rubio and donald trump facing new questions. first, jon karl on the latest controversy trump is stirring up. >> reporter: even after a rough and tumble campaign week, donald trump is still the king. >> the future president of the united states of america, donald trump! >> i love you all. have a great dance tonight. >> reporter: the latest firestorm is over something he didn't say. when faced with this question in new hampshire. >> we have a problem in this country and it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an america. >> we need the question. >> reporter: trump didn't challenge his supporter's false claim about the president's bac

the pope makes history. his landmark trip begins, and we're right there with him as he makes his way to the u.s.

the inaugural landmark music festival kicks off today. drake is set to perform tonight. a lot of people excited about that. >>> when the pope leaves the >>> when the pope leaves the u.s., he's make for you? how about one of our reuben sandwiches? choose from tender corned beef or oven roasted turkey breast, topped with sauerkraut, melty swiss cheese and thousand island dressing. enjoy one while they're here! subway. eat fresh. >>> good morning. the pope heads to philly. pope francis off to the city of of brotherly love this morning after thrilling the faithful at the new york city mass. >> don't forget to pray for me. >> more than 1 million people expected to come see the rock star pope this weekend. massive security in place. the city in total lockdown as it prepares for the biggest crowds ever. we are live with it all. >>> who's next? battle for the house leadership shaping up this morning a day after a shocker and house majority leader john boehner announcing he decided to step down the day he met the pope. >> i decided i will do this. >> who will

the iran supreme leader says the landmark nuclear deal will not go ahead unless sanctions are fully lifted. he says some u.ss have spoken nearly of suspending sanctions which is unacceptable. he also said that iranian lawmakers will approve or reject the deal. iranian political leader says he opposes a parliamentary vote on the deal. the president says an understanding with world powers and this is not a treaty. the father of a three-year-old syrian boy whose drowning on the beach in turkey caused an international outcry. has described the moment his boat capsized. the overloaded vessel turned over for moments after the captain of the ended ship. he was traveling with his wife and two young sons. among thousands of refugees fleeing the conflict in syria. in malaysia are searching for survivors after a boat carrying migrant workers capsized off of the western coast. initial reports say at least 14 people died. officials say the boat is thought to of been taking the migrants back on to indonesia and was likely to have been overloaded. southeast asia has been struggling with a surge of economic migrants this y

the u.s. and european union lead a diplomatic push for a syrian peace deal at the u.n. voting is under way in landmark elections which could see catalonia on the road to independence from spain. and thousands march in mexico to demand justice for 43 missing students a year after they disappeared. >>> israeli security forces fired stun grenades and rubber-coated steel bullets at the al-aqsa compound. hundreds of palestinians gathered outside the mosque. imtiaz tyab has more from east jerusalem. >> the situation at the al-aqsa mosque compound is currently calm. it's a different situation to what we sue a few hours oo when israeli police, border police, began confrontations. security forces use stun grenades and rubber coated steel bullets in the confrontations. there are no reports of injury or property college, but it underscores tensions at the holy site. over a week ago that was bitter conflicts between the palestinian worshippers, resulting in damage to the al-aqsa mosque compound and many are worried in the coming days. we will see more confrontation >>> the united states and european union launche

the landmark was a popular destination for tourists and thai citizens. >>> the department of homeland security says the rails will be safe during the pope's visit to the u.slready focusing more attention on trains after that foiled attack in france two weeks ago. this weekend, agents will conduct something called operation safety. that will involve random searches by officers and dogs. >>> meantime, counties across south jersey are stocking up on supplies like food, water and emergency kits just toúbl ready for the unexpected during the pope's visit. workers will pack up those supplies into giant mobile units in the coming weeks. crews are also preparing for emergency evacuations if any situation should call for it. >>> back to school just got a lot more exciting for a teacher in camden. take a look at this. walmart surprised english teacher with a new ipad mini and a lot of school essentials. she's the only english teacher for 9th, 10th and 11th graders for camden's transitional academy. in addition to her survival kit, she has $500 walmart gift card to carry her through the year. >>> tim tebow did make his case to land on the eagles roster during the ea

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the airport. live coverage of the u.s. house always right here on in. c-span.on >> setting of the stage for a new show, landmark cases. a live discussion in philadelphia wednesday on the same as we have selected for these, exploring the human stories behind these historic decisions. georgetown university law professor and former acting solicitor general neal catchall -- katyal. .oderated by jeffrey rosen this is life wednesday 7:00 p.m. eastern on3. debbie wasserman salt at a roundtable. she talked about the presidential primary debate schedule, and the nuclear agreement and the republican candidates. this is one hour. david cook: thank you for coming. her last visit here was in may of 2014. she was born and grew up in queens. she attended the university of florida. representative wasserman schultz: i grew up in long island. david cook: we will revisit that. helmet doing on this? she grew up in florida. representative wasserman schultz: go gators. at age 26 she became the youngest woman ever elected to the house in florida. that she never wanted to do anything other than the in member of the legislative body. became t

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landmark in north san jose. almost two years ago samsung broke ground on the new head quarters for its u.s. electronic device division. and now it's home to 700 employees. they work on developing smart phones and television sets. samsung eventually plans to have 2,000 employees there. earlier this year samsung opened a new facility at mountain view. it's for its consumer products division. >>> sal, i know you were complaining -- well not complaining. noting you were a little bored that boris was your highlight. >> no, i like it when it's quiet but it doesn't stay that way. you know after labor day we've had a lot of slow traffic out there. we are seeing a little bit more of it by the way. but you know take a look at this. 517. take a little mental snapshot. when we come back at 5:30 i think it will be different. hopefully i will be wrong and it will be nice and light. but i don't think so. this is a look at interstate 880 north and southbound. we are also looking at a crash that is clearing northbound 101 near marsh. it hasn't really caused much of a slow down even though it was blocking la

the numbers don't lie. u.s. census numbers show women make less. >> reporter: a seemingly simple principle. equal way for equal work. new landmarkislation here in california hopes to change all that. >> if a woman chooses to get more information about pay, she can ask coworkers and not be retaliated against. >> reporter: how much someone makes is often shrouded in secrecy. >> we can make changes. >> reporter: put -- patricia arquette used the spotlight of her acceptance speech to talk about it. >> i think a lot of companies make the discussion of pay a very taboo topic and the lack of information about it often leaves people assuming what other people are getting paid. >> reporter: according to the u.s. census, women in california make 84 cents per every dollar earned by their male counterparts. the new law would require companies to pay men and women the same amount. >> there was an old expression called trust but verify. we should trust employers that they probably want to do the right thing but verify it by recodifying it in law is probably a good idea. >> reporter: the new law won't transform the workplace overnight. it stil