trailblazer, congresswoman elect ayanna pressley. we are delighted to have the boston globe with us. i do for being with us. [applause] no stranger to congress, ayanna worked for joe kennedy the second and the john kerry, but she is now headed to congress in her own right, as the first woman of color to represent the baystate in .c.hington, the sed [applause] elect isesswoman credited for a grass roots movement carrying her in her election this fall, and she will tell you grassroots organizing is what she has always been about as she often refers to herself as her mother's child. we know how much you credit your mother's love, faith, persistence, and working in

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and folks in a made in nigeria garner as well kenya on the wall notably story which seems to be a trailblazer rather than kenmore and their agenda to textiles and. maybe gender when they're not remember the fashion industry is whether you want to treated three trillion dollars it's it's the commute makes money impacts them but then we also have to remember where these impacts lead you to see even one but this one about there is opportunity in the textile industry and you know what i would think if the manufacturing judy was talking about the cost we have to look at places in regards to that supply chain especially is not just. the manufacturer is a home supply to break complex supply chain with something like a clock industry in. the cost of medical b. that's why there is a big. process used. so we keep the value in the country on the consumer and so the most part. is that you can make the cost of the. well the one with the jews right. jack and danny was trying to get in ahead danny danny can i just show you something before you do that we were a team was in kigali earlier on today and asking

be war because she knew dates and think you will see all this hockey she's like this it will be trailblazers right now if you could production. merle investigates exactly this coming in to set some of the havens ok have to. get. to feel. that they're actually songs that i see a lot more i wanted to just add on quickly that we can't get that you know the fashion industry is needed. for want direction to come back and you can see the major aspects of. the industry and it may well be respected duty it being as it goes in the west to think why last question really becomes this somebody to these african countries who are country so maybe we need to really set about how we think about clothing or over the world not just when but all over the world thank you so much gas for your contribution to our conversation today many our end with two sides of this debate online i don't know on twitter says i don't take this is degrading because a lot of people in uganda and rwanda cannot afford to buy new clothes therefore people should be allowed to buy second hand then on the other side of that debate this t

arabs were trailblazers in american comedy. we had danny thomas and jamie farr. we became caricatures of terrorists and nothing more and so that was something that i was really concerned about shifting and giving arabs the opportunity to be seen on screen as something other than a taxidriver or a terrorist. but also, being a person of colour is a challenge and arab is considered a person of colour, so you have to break through that barrier. but...i was going to say, couldn't it be an advantage? 0ne arab actor said recently that when he complained about being depicted as a terrorist and saying that this was racial profiling, he was told, "you're lucky and you can use your ethnicity as a play card in an industry where white actors are overlooked." it can be an advantage, can't it? that's an obscene comment, that people even consider that being a minority in hollywood is a good thing. it's not. we're still completely outnumbered. but you do quite well. it's notjust...i mean 0mar sharif, the late 0mar sharif, there's selma hayek, who's got arab heritage, there's wend

made it trailblazing. the rover will make astronomical observations and investigate the structure and composition of the terrain. data concerning the origin of stars and the evolution of nebula. by the way the fun side of the moon isn't always bathed in darkness the moon rotates on its own axis at about the same speed as it orbits the earth so we just never get to see that side it is in fact also regularly bathed in sunlight our that's science fair for everybody and let's talk about. the big week in outer space and to do that i'm joined by keith cowing he's a former rocket scientist you know edits the blog nasa watch t.v. it's good to have you on the show it's been a great week for space travel i guess first new horizons reaching the farthest into space that we've ever been before. but when i look at what the chinese were able to do i mean we've been to the moon before right so so why is the change the fortress why is that significant. well we have added people humans haven't landed anything on the moon in

pelosi with an experienced leader with three decades of service and fighter for her causes and true trailblazer. even when we disagree with one another completely, it is important to remember that we are bounded together in a common cause, our love for america. as fellow citizens and friends, let us lead together to show the people that we are truly their voice and their vote. in that spirit, in the spirit of a more perfect union and in the unshakeable belief that america was, is and always will be the greatest nation on the face of the earth. and in that spirit, i extend my hand of friendship to every member of this body. and to the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, i extend to you his gavel. ms. pelosi: thank you very much, leader mccarthy. i look forward working with you in a bipartisan way. for the good of our country respecting our constituents, every one of you, i respect you d the constituents sent each and every one of us here. they expect for us to find our common ground and we must try to stand our ground where we can, but always extend the hand of friendship. thank you, kevin mccar

"ellen" a trailblazer and respected leader in the lgbt community, she really is, she almost lost her entire career for coming out, for being a trailblazer, doing it first, she gave kevin the opportunity to tell his story on her show. that is an olive branch if i've ever seen one. she said she fibs kevin and thinks he should host the oscars. but honestly, ellen doesn't speak for the whole community. we need to speak up for the young black people especially young black men, kids in the lgbt community. i'm a gay man. i don't know what it's like to be -- i'm a gay black man. i don't know what it's like to be a white lesbian. i don't know. so listen, if someone called me and they had an issue, say hey, don, you don't know what it's like to be a lesbian, a white man, a woman, i would listen to them. so i'm saying these issues need to be addressed especially when it comes to black youth in our country because they need to know that they will very value and it's okay to be who they are. and people get are giving passes. we in the african-american community, we have toston low key cosigning h

measles have recently visited the portland airport, hospitals, schools, stores, restaurants and a trailblazersgame. oregon and washington are among the 18 states in the u.s. that allow philosophical vaccine exemption because of moral or personal beliefs. >> measles is highly contagious. someone can sneeze for example at a trail blazers game and a couple hours later those drop lets are still in the air. so for most people after a few weeks of misery, you can get over this. but for one or two out of 1,000 children will die from it. >> and those exemptions now under the microscope. >>> the rams and patriots arriving in atlanta for the super bowl. andy scholes has the "bleacher report" next. rex catches everything you throw at him. and so does jackson hewitt, like the biggest tax reform in decades at jackson hewitt we help lots of people like you. no one gets you a bigger refund. otherwise you get $100. that's right. no one gets you a bigger refund. visit jackson hewitt today. i never count trthe wrinkles.s. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on, is staying happy and healthy. so, i

. >> this trailblazer has done it all over a career that spans seven decades and "e.t.' lot of it. >> i never went into this to be famous. i wanted to just work. so television was the furthest thing from my mind. it wasn't anything that i thought i would wind up doing but the fame -- i never thought about it. >> but as the tv legend prepares for sunday's honor there's one other tribute carole's ready for, a bio pic about her life and she's already got it cast. >> oh, it's obvious. angelina jolie i mean who else? i'm cracking myself up. >> i could see angelina doing the tarzan call. >> in real life who should play carole? >> amy dad ams. >> coming up the next generation of back street kids. how they made their new video a family affair. ♪ >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> monday on "e.t." -- >> this is a total dream. >> we're gaga for the golden globes. all the moments you didn't see on tv. >> spoiler alert. >> from the hot hollywood couples. >> i'm happy to have found my great love. >> to the star's fashion confessions. monday on "e.t." ♪ i've been all around w

. >> this trailblazer has done it all over a career that spans seven decades and "e.t.' her for a lot of it. >> i never went into this to be famous. i wanted to just work. so television was the furthest thing from my mind. it wasn't anything that i thought i would wind up doing but the fame -- i never thought about it. >> but as the tv legend prepares for sunday's honor there's one other tribute carole's ready for, a bio pic about her life and she's already got it cast. >> oh, it's obvious. angelina jolie i mean who else? i'm cracking myself up. >> i could see angelina doing the tarzan call. >> in real life who should play carole? >> amy dad ams. >> coming up the next generation of bkkids. how they made their new video a family affair. ♪ next on kron-4 news at eight: he was shot and killed by police... but his family says he was in a crisis and just needed help. tonight, dozens attend a vigil for a hayward father... what his family is now demanding. flu cases are surging across the country...when the season is expected to peak. and how you can protect yourself. plus ...

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in each of the last three times at oracle, golden state has fallen to the lakers, trailblazers, and rockets. granted two of those games went down to the wire in overtime... and the warriors were victims of some wild shots. but through it all, steve kerr...knows they'll work through this and start stacking up some victories. <> (ken) (ken) (ken) self driving cars... just one of the things on the menu at this week's consumer electronics show in las we'll take you there ... after the break. the question isn't whether he should be impeached any more. he's the most corrupt president in american history. and we all know it. the question now is, how fast can we move past this president so we can build a more just and prosperous future? please, join the more than 6.5 million americans who are demanding action now. because there's nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. together, we will make this happen. need to impeach is responsible for the content of this ad. (pam)actor kevin spacey's attorneys entered a plea of not guilty in a massachusetts courtroom today.the actor

. >> the trailblazing nfl ref poised to make history again. what she'll be doing in just a few hours that will break another glass ceiling. >>> good morning. dan is off but we are very happy to have adrienne bank concert back with us this morning. >> thank you. >> a lot to talk about this morning. >> yes. >> we're going to begin with the dangerous and deadly winter storm across the country. >> the winter blast is blanketing millions with snow now, hitting the east coast. this is a live picture from the nation's capital. the conditions are so dangerous a delta flight slid off the tarmac at cincinnati-northern kentucky international airport. >> look at how much snow is in the midwest. cars just buried. more than 200,000 without power from kansas to virginia. we have team coverage. rob is tracking the storm. let's first goes to abc's stephanie ramos in washington, where the snow is starting to pile up. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: it certainly is. good morning, guys. the deadly winter storm is now here in d.c. and the snow is falling fas

pelosi with an experienced leader with three decades of service and fighter for her causes and true trailblazer. even when we disagree with one another completely, it is important to remember that we are bounded together in a common cause, our love for america. as fellow citizens and friends, let us lead together to show the people that we are truly their voice and their vote. in that spirit, in the spirit of a more perfect union and in the unshakeable belief that america was, is and always will be the greatest nation on the face of the earth. and in that spirit, i extend my hand of friendship to every member of this body. and to the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, i extend to you his gavel. ms. pelosi: thank you very much, leader mccarthy. i look forward working with you in a bipartisan way. for the good of our country respecting our constituents, every one of you, i respect you d the constituents sent each and every one of us here. they expect for us to find our common ground and we must try to stand our ground where we can, but always extend the hand of friendship. thank you, kevin mccar

this is trailblazing. >> thehe rover will make astronomical observations and investigate the structure and composition of the terrarain. it should also yield data concerning the origin of stars and the evolution of nebulae. by the way, the far side of the moon is not always based in darkness. the moon rotates on its own axis at about the same speed as it orbits the earth, so we just never get to see that side. it is in fact also regularly bathed in sunlight. brent: that is science there for everybodody. let's talk a about the big weekn outer space. i'm joined by a former rocket scientist who now heads the rocket nasa launch. it has been a good week for space travel, i guess, first new verizon's reaching the farthest into space that we have ever been before, but when i look at with the chinese were able to do, we have been to the moon before, so why is this significant? >> well, humans have not read anytything in thehe moon for qua lolong time. the interesting thing about this, as was menentioned in your centerpiece, was t that this mission related on the far side of the moon, which for

as the first african american to play major league baseball here in the us, he was a trailblazer on and have a look. music plays jackie robinson is celebrated today because he opened the door for players of colour, and symbolically any really important american sport, baseball. this exhibition presents 30 photographs of jackie baseball. this exhibition presents 30 photographs ofjackie robinson, that have never been published or seen before, and they gave a sort of more intimate portrait of someone who, well known as a baseball player, but less well known as a person. whenjackie player, but less well known as a person. when jackie first player, but less well known as a person. whenjackie first came, he was called open quite the loneliest man in baseball. please quote the story was about how nobody really interacted with him, and he was not pa rt interacted with him, and he was not part of the fun of the club has, but yea rs part of the fun of the club has, but years later, jackie himself said he started to feel like more of the team, and you see it in unguarded moments. so here we have a

so that every one has a pathway to fulfilling careers. [ applause ] earlier this year i met a trailblazer who is doing just that. mary robertson, the superintendent of perry central community school. perry central is a small school down south, all grades, k-12 under one roof, nestled in the middle of the hoosier national forest. new partnerships with local manufacturers like jasper engines and paco foundry, they have created a business on the school grounds. students get hands-on experience in advanced manufacturing, product research and development, and also learn soft skills like a good strong work ethic. the kids learn and earn money. their parents are delighted. and jasper engines and what paco help students further their education and oh, by the way train potential employees. when we talked, mary insisted, our kids can be just as successful as anybody. and she is proving it. thank you superintendent robberson. [ applause ] a strong economy depends on a world-class workforce. and that workforce depends on a great education. and a great education depends on great teachers. i will bet e

month, those infected told health officials they had visited the portland international airport, a trailblazers stores, potentially exposing thousands. doctors now worry the virus will spread to other hot spots across the country in large metropolitan areas like seattle, phoenix, detroit, and pittsburgh, where families can decide not to vaccinate their children due to personal, religious, or medical reasons. >> what we're seeing here is preventable, and if we have one child die of this, that would be a tragedy. >> reporter: california resident kelly krueger wants parents to know what's at stake. her son contracted the illness in 2015 before getting a second dose of the measles vaccine. >> he was just kind of laying there lifeless for a good few days which isn't a pleasant experience for any parent or any kid. i would not wish it on anybody for anything. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," federal workers will miss another paycheck this week as the government shutdown continues. ed o'keefe talks with furloughed workers struggling without pay. >>> plus, rap a

the portland trailblazers lifted to the last minute to upset the chicago bulls c.j. mccollum school twenty four points in the final quarter and with less than eight minutes left in the game myers leonard dunk did putting the blazers ahead and sending the bulls today but straight losses blazers winning one hundred twenty four one hundred twelve. and the boston celtics faced off against the indiana pacers collierville had twelve points before setting up the fourth quarter the celtics put together their high school in game the season to get the fifth straight when one thirty five one zero eight to the back already now were a tough third stage in the days that shook up the standings overnight leader from south africa suffered a car breakdown in the proving the wilderness its two thousand launch am going to deal with a broken oil pipe that's had problems for two time champion. finished second and went back into the over only. manny pacquiao is nine days away from his last fight in las vegas the multiple world champion turned forty last month feel the family's w b a welter

made it trailblazing. the rover will make astronomical observations and investigate the structure and composition of the terrain it should also yield data concerning the origin of stars and the evolution of nebula. by the way the far side of the moon isn't always bathed in darkness the moon rotates on its own axis at about the same speed as it orbits the earth so we just never get to see that side it is in fact also regularly bathed in sunlight. well with beijing we prefer to focus on the moon and simply tune out the message that we got today from the c.e.o. of apple tim cook warning that revenues will not be as strong as predicted because of sluggish i phone sales in china apple stocks they took a hit markets are already jittery about a slowing chinese economy and the trade tariff dispute with washington if you add that it's the future of the world's second largest economy what's not so bright anymore you could say it's kind of like that for sawyer of the moon. apple is bad news seems to confirm what inve

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as the first african-american to play major league baseball in .he u.s., he was a trailblazer on ande now a new exhibit in new york offers an intimate portrait of the baseball icon. we went to take a look.bi >> jackie on is celebrated today because he opened the door mer players of color and a really importantcan sport, the sport of baseball. this exhibition presents 30 photographs of jackie robinson that have never been published or seen before. they give a more intimate portrait of someone who is well known as a baseball playerut maybe less well-known as a person. when jackie first came to the brooklyn, dodgeere is a famous quote by a "new yorkpo " journalist called jackie the loneliest man in baseball.ea nobodyy talked to jackie, he was not part of the spine ofo the cle. but later, by 1949, when the first of these pho, graphs are frckie himself started if to feel like more of the team. you see it in the unguarded tuments. here we have a p of the brooklyn dodgers clubhouse at at ebbets field, and you see jackie in the locker room surd by his teammates and coach. is having a relar c

. >>> a trailblazer visits the trading floor, a woman who made history in the olympics gets a specialea and talks about what it's like to have her own barbie doll. cut the trading day to a close.. as she rang the bell at the nasdaq in san francisco today: "cheering and bell ringi >>> a groundbreaking american fencer cut the trading day to a close you might say as she rang the bell at the nasdaq in san francisco today. olympics.. and the first to represent the u.s. in a hijab. entrepreneur. >> there she is. she is the first muslim american woman to medal at the olympics and the first to represent the u.s. in a hijab. she is also an entrepreneur. she runs a fashion brand with her sister. she just wrote a children's book and she even has her own barbie doll. it means envisioning yourself doing whatever you want." (21) muhammad's barbie doll is available for sale on amazon. >> i'm here to defy expectations to show people what's possible when you're determined and you work hard. my barbie is just i think icing on the cake. i played with barbie dolls for an uncomfortably long time as a kid

state warriors beat the visiting chicago bulls for their third straight win over in portland the trailblazers thrashed the charlotte hornets hundred twenty seven to ninety six ha mccollum start for portland with thirty points while damian lillard added twenty more to leave the blazers to their fourth win in a row. and the washington wizards upset the eastern conference second best team in the season the visiting milwaukee bucks washington thomas sat around schoolbag his first career triple double and bradley beal scored thirty two points to lead the wizards to one hundred and thirteen to one hundred six when. the dallas cowboys are looking to reach the n.f.l.'s conference playoffs for the first time since one thousand nine hundred six when they went on to win the super bowl leave travel to l.a. to face the rams in the playoffs later on saturday dallas made it to the stage by beating the seattle seahawks in a wild card game you know for us the biggest thing we want to do is just focus on us and what we need to do to prepare the right way and go play the right way and you know our fans were inc

golden state warriors to the visits in chicago bulls for the third straight win in portland the trailblazers a fresh. hundred twenty seven to ninety six. starts for four ten with thirty points. added twenty more to be the place is the fourth. and that some may well have more later on but for now back to hudson great stuff thanks i will look forward to that that is it for this news hour but i'll be back in two minutes with more of the day's news and as always there's lots more on our website log on any time i just don't call. everyone all together right. now going places together. rewind returns i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with brian new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries there has been a number of reforms put in price since the program was full rewind it continues with this we were following orders we send young people to fight these wars put them in the most complex situations you can imagine and have them make life and death decisions rewind on al-jazeera. which is saying is now being held in pretrial detention full to use what is his crime. why hasn't he be

the portland trailblazers rallied from nine points down with three minutes left of the fourth quarter to pull off an overtime win over the sacramento kings damian lillard made twenty five point six rebounds and six assists. joel embiid was back with a seventy six ers after recovering from a sore knee even still he scored twenty eight points in one thousand rebounds to lift philadelphia to a one thousand one thirteen victory over the los angeles clippers. the n.h.l. winter classic is an annual spectacle none the less this year though the boston bruins and chicago blackhawks went face to face on new year's day kevin covered reports the six sideshow to the real show which is over the hill today notre dame stadiums the venue home of the football team known as the fighting irish. so naturally you get a liberal leaving out the lineups to the upper card and putting on his own before but also he went down like a power window in the good thing is he got right back up you know most leprechauns do top honors people who start out for the serious section of the stats were against the chicago black

legitimacy your mom didn't feel like that in the seventy's well mom is a great trailblazer for women's rights in entertainment i feel and certainly alexis carrington as a character in her strength of purpose and a no nonsense approach is doing this to some legs a could be a. deed indeed but i think she really struck a major major blow for women's rights in it which is bearing fruit now. with that character you know the flinty nurse and the high shoulder blades and take no prisoners attitude of alexis that she that she created and know your politics very much with the environmental movement well very much in the. governor actually really just about the impact of his work. to the to the green movement because i think it came out of his reading of eastern philosophy and eastern misses mysticism he saw that there was no real hard division between human beings on the planet. and so at a very early age he had pressed upon me that he beings really an outgrowth of nature. and that we really need to take care of the planet and that our fullest potential is to be found in harmony not in not agai

she was young, enthusiastic like she still is, but she was a trailblazer being able to do things others have not done before. we serve anybody that is supposein a body that issupposee country, a microcosm of the society. today republicans are missing the broad spectrum of that. thank you for your recruiting efforts we have a lot o had a ln who serve today who lost by what telluride just was two weeks ago i was in south dakota for the swearing-in of christie as the first woman governor of south dakota. [applause] if you want to be a representative government and reflect america, we need more women in congress especially on the republican side and we've got to find the challenge. the number one challenge we have becomes women, minorities the biggest challenge is not the general election. it's the primary. we've got to to get people through when we have the opportunity and when we do. i was very proud to nominate you to serve as the conference chair. that is the highest position of women and republican congress and we think you are a huge asset in that role. one of the things you and i hav

experts here warn the public might have been exposed at a recent portland trailblazers game, at portland's airport, at area schools, a local costco and ikea. washington state has been called a hot spot because of its anti-vaccine movement. it has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the country. but it's not just in the northwest. new york state has registered 184 measles cases in just the past four months. the highly contagious virus can live on surfaces or in the air for up to two hours. callie kaito's 2-year-old daughter is immunocompromised after a recent liver transplant. how does this outbreak affect you? >> i'm worried. i'm very worried. >> reporter: measles had all but disappeared in the u.s. after widespread use of the vaccine. but in recent years, it's made a comeback. the number of measles infections has tripled just since last year, david, and now the world health organization considers reluctance to vaccinate one of its top ten global threats for 2019. david? >> matt gutman tonight, thank you. >>> the race for 2020 now. and the list of candidates who want to take on presiden

twenty-five thousand dollars for tossing a ball into the stands during saturday night's game against the trailblazers in the final seconds of the first half, iggy got a rebound ... then lost control of the ball ... and hurled it into the stands in frustration. after review iguodala was issued a techincal foul and was ejected. the refs called it a quote "hostile act." coming up next ... a closer look at the new law that will change the way pets are adopted. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) happy new year! plenty of sunshine to kick off the new year with chilly temperatures and windy conditions again today. high temperatures will range from the low to mid 50's before boosting into the latter part of the week. california takes a step toward helping the pet population. going into 2019 ... pet stores will only be allowed to sell certain rescue or shelter animals. a-j kato reports. mell garcia/founder of mell's mutts"we have the highest overpopulation rate in the entire united states here." it's a stat mell garcia would like to see change with the new year.a law takin

pelosi with an experienced leader with three decades of service and fighter for her causes and true trailblazer. even when we disagree with one another completely, it is important to remember that we are bounded together in a common cause, our love for america. as fellow citizens and friends, let us lead together to show the people that we are truly their voice and their vote. in that spirit, in the spirit of a more perfect union and in the unshakeable belief that america was, is and always will be the greatest nation on the face of the earth. and in that spirit, i extend my hand of friendship to every member of this body. and to the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, i extend to you his gavel. ms. pelosi: thank you very much, leader mccarthy. i look forward working with you in a bipartisan way. for the good of our country respecting our constituents, every one of you, i respect you d the constituents sent each and every one of us here. they expect for us to find our common ground and we must try to stand our ground where we can, but always extend the hand of friendship. thank you, kevin mccar

bubbly africa and beyond a better place al-jazeera zimbabwe still ahead this news hour we meet the trailblazing tribal chef chief is transforming her village invalid too by putting the environment at the heart of her decision making. why they're welcoming the political fall with north korea at this ice fishing festival and the sights. and two scandinavian nations meet for the title of world's best pizza will have all the action from the world ample championships later and sports. in september twenty seventh team the people of the kurdish region of northern iraq voted in favor of independence from baghdad. but joy was short lived as the iraqi government reacted force against any idea of separation. al-jazeera world travels to the kurdish regional capital of overbuild to investigate independence and the iraqi kurds on al-jazeera. this is a really fabulous news from one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in. that's something i feel every time i get on the chair every time i interview someone we're often working round the clock to make sure that

elise there were others who ran before but she was young and enthusiastic like she still is but a trailblazer to do something others have not done before. we served in a body to be reflecting of our country a microcosm of society. today republicans are missing the broad-spectrum of that takes your recruiting effort we had a lot of women who actually serve today but where i was two weeks ago i was in south dakota for the swearing in at the first woman governor of south dakota. [applause] if you want to be a representative government and reflect america, we need more women in congress especially on the republican side that the number one challenge we have women and minorities the biggest challenge is not the general election they do better but it's the primary. we have got to get people through to have the opportunity and when we do you will see the majority than. . >> liz i was proud to nominate you to serve as our conference chair that is the highest division of women in the republican conference and we think you are a huge asset in that role. one of the things you and i have talked about not

she was a trailblazer. doing something others have not done before. we serve in a body that's supposed to be reflective of our country. a microcosm of our society. today, republicans are missing a broad spectrum of that. thank you for your recruiting effort. we had a lot of women who actually serve today who lost. but i will tell you where i was two weeks ago. i was in south dakota for the swearing in of christie gnome as the first woman governor of south dakota. if you want to be a representative government and reflect america, we need more women in congress, especially on the republican side. we have to find out the challenge. the number one challenge we have becomes women are minorities. the biggest challenge they have in election is not the general election. they do better in a general election. it's the primary. we've got to get people through where we have the opportunity. when we do, i think we'll be the majority then. i thank you for your effort. >> thanks, kevin. liz, i was very proud to nominate you to serve as our conference chair. that is

there were other people who had run before she was young, enthusiastic, but, she was a trailblazer, being able to do something others had not done before. we serve and nobody reflect the of a microcosm of our society. today, republicans are missing the broad spectrum of that. thank you for your recruiting effort. we have a lot of women who serve today lost, but i will tell you where i was two weeks ago. i was in south dakota for the swearing-in of christine noma's the first woman governor of south dakota. clapp. >> if you want to representative the our policies and to ensure that everyone has an equal shot with an economy that is growing and providing jobs. and that we are listening, a huge part of making sure that we are attracting women voters is demonstrating we are willing to listen to people's concerns and that we are willing to have conversations in small groups around the country as well as at the national level, about the kind of future our party will build as well as with the democrats will offer if they are voted in again. i'm excited and thrilled to be working on these importan

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