, between two thirds to four fifths of women consider themselves feminists. the figure drops to a quarter to a half. around gender issues. these negative associations associations are a function of how the media framed activism. caricatures often perpetuated the image. if hairy legs on the feminist movement one reason for that is the mainstream publications continually featured those descriptions. another reason is many don't feel worse off than men. does this mean that the movement is stalled? it is one of the main questions i ask and i got a mixed response. some felt that we were stuck in getting pushed back -- fighting on reproductive issues. the president the president for the center of reproductive rights noted that compared to what we had in the 1970s we seemed to be hibernating. others took the view that women's issues were front and center in political campaigns, and the fact that we are here is some measure of change. what are the issues that should motivate women to seek change? let me throw open before opening questio

. >>> still ahead a film >>> fibroids can gop in women between the ages of 30 and 40 and african-american women are two to throw times more likely to be affected by them. here to talk more about uterine fibroids is dr. keith sterling, medical director of interventional radiology at nova hospital. people think and hear the word fibroid and sometimes they tend to think the worst. does that mean cancer? >> no, not at all. as a matter of fact, uterine fibroids are the most common benign, noncancerous tumor of a woman's pelvis. and they don't turn into cancer. uterine cancer is a completely different diagnosis but fibroids are basically benign tumors. >> symptoms the same? if not what are the symptoms? >> the most common symptoms are heavy bleeding, heavy menstrual bledding or pelvic -- bleeding or pelvic pain and sometimes they press on a woman's bladder causing urinary frequency. >> you would assume surgery fixes this. is it extensive? >> actually the most common procedure that had been done for forever was (audio difficulty). we have been performing a nonsurgical procedure (audio difficulty

. >> reporter: she says right now the clinic allows women between the ages of 32 and 38 to freeze their eggs though they'll make exceptions in certain cases. eggs can be used up until the woman turns 51. pray dell says she froze her eggs in september. a tough decision but one that makes her proud. >> it gives me a little bit more peace, and i'm not saying that it's the perfect solution. for everyone. but for me i feel excited that i did it and took that risk for myself. >> and freezing is pricey and not koeshed by health insurance and can cost $7,000 for the egg retrieval and an annual fee to keep the egg frozen. we'll hear more tomorrow and why raysell decided to blog about it and tomorrow a the noon more. log jon to our facebook page. >>> and heated debate in montgomery county over possible limits where you can smoky cigarettes. a public hearing was held as he consider a bill banning e-cigarettes in all the places where traditional cigarettes are banned. it would also prohibit their use by minors and require child-resistant packaging. >> i'm sure somebody's going to stand up here and

tyra banks looking for women between 18 to 27 years old to compete on america's next top model.f you think you have what it takes, practice your smiling go down to the drexel university media and design. the auditions are from noon until 3:00 p.m. today. we have everything you can know at cbsphilly.com. >> should and loft fun over there. hey, coming up until the next hour of "eyewitness news" this morning, we're getting ready for the snow snow of the year and the bitter cold. katie has your forecast, jessica has a check of the roads when we come back. >> plus, it is time to take down those holiday decorations, but if you take time to get organized right now, it will make decorating next year a breeze. we have some simple steps to follow. that's coming up. >> now it is clear right flu as you can look live at center city philadelphia, but the temperature has already plummeted. time to dig out all the winter gear. >> looks cold out there. let's get right out to katie looking at the system right now. >> yes, i have a feeling ukee you and many other people that own snow blowers may n

researchers in denmark study women between the ages of 15 and 49. they found long-term use of hormonal contraceptives containing estrogen progestin or combination could raise the risk of a rare brain tumor known as glioma. doctors cautious though more research is needed before recommending any changes in how birth control is prescribed. >>> philly neighborhood you probably never heard of is very hot. >> according to the real estate website red fin dickinson narrows is the 2,152nd hottest neighborhood for real estate anywhere in the nation. it's it's a sliver of south philadelphia right between pennsylvania ford and east passyunk and the median price of a home there is $192,000. >>> we can. we have new information tonight on that storm that is headed in our direct. >> let's go to kathy orr. what's the latest. >> we're looking at the clouds already rolling in in advance of that storm and by tomorrow night at this time we're going to be talking about snow. outside our weather window you can see jack frost big boulder they are enjoying the manmade snow

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regardless of who they are whether they are rich or poor educated afghan women often describe the difference between men and women in just one word freedom as in men have it and women do not. they said the same thing when i asked her. when no one is the boss of your life, how she described it. so, there is less of a difference between men and women i asked. they look at each other again and then back acne. but then she changes her mind telling me not to bother her. she doesn't want to hear it. we would be nothing in the west. she is more hopeful and inspired by snippets of information from her american trainers and the paramilitary unit. i heard people don't care how you are or what you look like in the west. not true, that our definition of freedom may be different and it changes with each generation. the current war in afghanistan for instance is named operation enduring freedom to indicate something worth fighting a war over. but freedom as we know it today is yet another solution area luxury. when i later tell her, both is a reality. gender and freedom are ideas. and it is all how we choose to d

. >> reporter: she says right now the clinic allows women between the ages of 32 and 38 to freeze their eggs. though they will make exceptions certa cases. eggs can be used up until the woman turns 51. radell says she froze her eggs in september. a tough decision, but one that makes her proud. >> it gives me a little bit more peace. and i'm not saying that it's the perfect solution for everyone. but for me, i feel excited that i did it and i took that risk for myself. >> doreen gensler reporting there. >>> a father fed up with cyber bullying goes after his daughter's tormenters. how his rival message caught once party involved their job. >>> a live look outside. a bit of a mess with the rain and near freezing temperatures. chuck says it's about to get worse before the weekend is over. when the next storm will dump o trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪

but he lived a secretive double life, and as he carried out his string of attacks against women between, the media dubbed him the gentleman rapist. >> the feeling we had on the crew was, wow, that guy is really scary. he certainly is not, you know, didn't appear dangerous or your stereotypical inmate, but, you know, i think that's what made him really scary was that he was like your neighbor. the president of your city council or your best friend. i think that made it all the more creepy. >> rapists such as myself, pedophiles, people that murder children or women, they're at the bottom of that pecking order, okay? and there's a lot of men that will take advantage of your crime to try to manipulate you into doing something you don't want to do, be that giving them sexual favors, food from the commissary that you buy, different things like that. but at the end of the day we're all wearing blue jeans with a white stripe on them. we're all in prison for some law that we've broken. >> unlike most other sex offenders, higgins has stood up for himself. >> someone wants to make a big deal about

. >> reporter: purcell says right now the clinic allows women between the ages of 32 and 38 to freeze their eggs though they will make exceptions in certain cases. eggs can be used up until the woman turns 51. rid el froze her eggs in december. >> it gives me a little more peace. i'm not saying that it's the perfect solution for everyone but for me i feel excited that i did it and i took that risk for myself. >> reporter: doreen gentzler news4. >> egg freezing isn't cheap and it's not covered by most health insurance policies. kit cost more than $7,000 for the egg retrieval process and an annual fee. ahid onead on news 4 at doreen will tell us more about the experience. and we're doing a facebook chat with doctors from shady grove fertility. logon to the nbc washington facebook page to ask your questions. >>> caught in the middle. a police officer says his job is on the line. why this all has to do with a cartoon. >>> buckle up. we're in weather alert mode here this afternoon. we've got snow coming folks. we'll get the latest timing on what a weekend it is going to be how it will be b

regardless of who they are whether they are rich or poor educated or illiterate afghan women often describe the difference between men and women in just one word freedom. as a men have it women do not. the same thing when i asked her. when no one is the boss of your life is how she describes it. so when the west there's less of the difference between men and women i asked? they look at each other again and then back at me. they don't know. perhaps i'm supposed to tell them. but then changes her mind telling me not to bother. she doesn't want to hear it. we are nothing. we would be nothing in the west, too. more hopeful inspired by snippets of information from her american trainers and the paramilitary unit. i have heard that people don't care what you are or how you look in the west. not exactly true. but our definition of freedom may be different and it changes with each generation. the current war in afghanistan for instance is named operation enduring freedom, to indicate something worth fighting a 13 year war over. but freedom as we know it today is yet another evolutionary luxury. american says annihilator t

the researchers in denmark studied women between 15 and 49.found that long term use of harmone alcon that septembertives may raise risk of a rare brain tumor. however, oral contraceptives can lower risk of other cancers. >>> we have licensing been told that having strong pass word for on line accounts can keep us from getting hack. >>> but as consumer reporter, jim donovan finds, they are ignoring that advice. >> sony pictures, home depot, target, they have been all hit the by hackers but according to a new study many americans are not getting the the message and still using weak pass words. slash data found most common pass word people use is # two, three, four five six number two the word pass word at number five qw er ty which is first six letters. other word in the top ten, baseball, football and dragon. the experts suggest using pass word of eight characters that includes numbers, letters and chasm tears and avoid reusing the same pass word on multiple web sites. >> for moore sensitive financial information your personal information, you

researchers in denmark studied women between the ages of 15 and 49. they found long-term use of hormonal contraceptives containing estrogen, progestin or combination every both may raise the risk of a rare brain tumor known as glee roam a doctors caution that my research is necessary before recommending changes in prescribing birth control. >> and happy tweets could mean a healthier heart. new research published in psychological science says that tracking the expression of anger stress and fatigue may produce an accurate picture of which communities are mostly to have high rates of heart disease. previous research shows expressions of happiness are linked to lower heart attack rate. >> so interesting. think happy tweets. >> don't worry be happy indeed. hey, sixers rookie gets prank dollars by his teammates. see what they did to him next if sports. see if he's happy or not. >> pretty funny. also not your typical presidential interview. you can see why. yep. find out why a woman with green lipstick got a one on one with president obama and even took a s

government figures show that women between the ages of 18 and 24 are the most likely targets of rape sexual assault. exact numbers are hard to come by since many of these cases go unreported but campus rape has become an all too frequent news story. >> fraternity and sorority activity at university of virginia are suspended until the spring semester. >> now discredited article in "rolling stone" the university of virginia with a tale of alleged gang rape at fra tesh tee party. much has been called in to question, it's helped fuel national conversation about sexual assault on campus. the white house joined in with the "it's on us" campaign. >> take the pledge. >> bad news is that probably more of it because there is a much different sexual climate on campuses than there was 20, 30, 40, 50 years ago. >> you think lot of this is -- it's complicated. that's why you can't hope to find justice in every case. but you can do try to put systems that allow justice to occur. >> this is difficult difficult stuff. >> that's putting it mildly. as we mentioned a lot of sexual assaults are never rep

i have a pouch full of cartoon characters selling marijuana and some with in a few naked women sandwiched between them. that's not sold to the occasional responsible users of the world like cheryl. that's very clear marketing towards young people. and what we have to do is just clampdown on this marketing. it's completely out of control in colorado. 20% off of t-shirts, and mark's point, you can get an ounce of weed in colorado with a red card, a medical marijuana card you can get an ounce for $50 right now, and that's nuts. >> i would really like to hope that sam will branch out a little bit and join those of us calling for higher alcohol taxes to protect children from alcohol abuse. it's crazy to be against cannibus and not against anything else. >> i would happily call for higher alcohol taxes, higher tobacco tacks, and unfortunately, this conversation has kind of stolen the spotlight from anything else. and i feel like we're spending a lot of time nationally on this. and yeah, there are other very significant issues that we should be looking at. and certainly, we know there's a direct relatio

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>> there's so much repression that women become an object and the relationship between men and womens so perverted it's unhealthy that no longer are men and women able to have a healthy relationship. it is a power struggle it's women being used as part of the arsenal. so i think the more we can talk about that and not feel like we can't talk about it the better. >> good question what do we do with 13 and 14-year-olds. >> they are program add according to professor bloom not to believe nittany westerner tells them. >> i am not a fan of criminalizing young people for the sake of it. so i think that that is an interesting question that we have to figure out. getting involved in any situation of homeland security is not good for anyone let alone a 13 or 14-year-old. >> and patty hearst one of the most famous cases in america once they are programmed how long does it take to deprogram them? and that is counseling and intervention maybe if the parents were not involved to get them involved. it is a lot of things that have to be done if we are going to make a difference. >> is it kind of im

her anger seems only to be building, and the verbal exchange between the two women intensifies. >> from then on it kind of escalated. the young lady chose to chime in, talking to her friend on the phone saying this lady don't know i beat grandmas up. >> but the talker has no idea the woman she is calling grandma is armed and that her rage is about to boil over. security footage shows bingham also talking on his cell phone, busy with his own conversation. he's unaware the situation is heating up nearby. >> i didn't think anything crazy was going to happen. you see it all the time when people are mad and annoyed at someone else where they might say something, can you keep your conversations down? didn't think it would go where it went to. >> bingham doesn't pay much attention to the squabble until the older woman says something he finds disturbing. >> the lady said this old lady will put a bullet in your mouth. that's when i said, all right, what's going to happen next? if nothing else, i thought it was going to come to blows. >> at that moment the angry passenger charges to the front of

generalize about interest of women as the group will with those women once if they were fully informed and the goal was equality between the sexes? what women want jump-start a conversation about that agenda to serve women with their broader ray of research of well hold women back. for the autobiographical accounts although i am happy to answer questions that will just say a few words to be a whole woman lost today in a faculty member in the not so good old days. possible i never had a course taught by or about women. and gender was notable for its absence. nevada other law schools including harvard except for those particular days and the subject was for embarrassing facts are hypothetical problems involving knitting or cooking. but it was just how life was then sex discrimination and the curriculum of my interlock in stamford 1979 and for many years only one of two women on the faculty of 36 men. initially i indicated that gender and allow was a subject i like to teach and the dean was horrified. it would type me as a woman and probably would not come out as the shark but of course, imus the point that was academic c

the second one is the constantly growing mass of men and women between the ages of 50 and 60 who haveeen cast aside and find themselves in a december trait struggle for survival in a world they never made either. we better start worrying about them. for if their problem is left unsolved, it can have a profound effect upon the entire national economy. it will in one way oar another touch the pocketbooks and fortunes of every american and could easily hold back the golden dream of a truly great society. ♪ >>> the 114 congress gavels in this tuesday at noon eastern. watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate live on c-span 2 and track the gop led congress and have your say on the c-span networks c-span radio and c-span.org, new congress best access on c-span. >>> next cartoonist patrick oliphant draws ten presidential caricatures for an audience at the art gallery. during the presentation david mccullough discusses the presidents and their most memorable qualities. this is about an hour. >>> i'm delighted to play the part i've been asked to do today with patrick. and presi

here's your chance to proof tyra banks is looking for women and men between 18 and 27 years old for next season of america's next top model. get to the casting call on tuesday afternoon at drexel university's college of media arts and design and everything that you need to know on cbs philly.com. >> you don't to have hit me to do that thing. >> with your eyesy just look mad, i can't do it. >> we will have all of your new years traditions coming up, we will to have see unique way hockey team celebrated the holiday last night. >> but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. webuyanycar.com has helped thousands of people let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in. we make selling your car truck or suv fast, safe and fair with three simple steps: one -- get your free online valuation. two -- drive to your local car-buying center. three -- walk out with a check in as little as thirty minutes. buying cars is all we do. all makes and models and no dealership pressure we'll even settle your loan or lease. so, don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanyc

women issues were talk. now it's mainly on the main stage. the gap between men and women, the access to whether it's capital, education, it's measured. so there is much more data, which means there's much more to be done. so i think that you, the young people who study now have much more women, okay. have much more opportunities than our generation had. because, everyone talks about it. the numbers are there. even kind of punishment of not doing the right thing is there. on a positive and very optimist optimistic look to the future, i think at least of those things like measurement, understanding that it is the right ethical thing, that it is about a moral thing, that it is about the business case, it's all there. so i think things will be better if we'll all just make the right effort to really ask for them, insist on them. the men will join us. at the end. so if it felt that we are unique, yes we are unique because the last hundred years it was less of an issue. now you hear the next generation of presidents ministers, actually talk about those things, whe

the reason why the prosecutor said i'm going to leave more women on this jury because they understand about the intimate relationship between women and how they might be willing to discuss, you know the fiance. i'm not stereotyping women. don't look at me like that carol. don't look at me. but women do tend to get involved in these discussions in a way that i think men do not. so maybe motive appears. >> in order to achieve that the prosecutors are going to have to put on one fine case right, ann? aaron hernandez has some pretty fine attorneys of his own. >> reporter: he does. i mean they're both you know harvard, 20 30 years of experience. you know nature can be sliced so thin so it doesn't have two sides. defense has a case. no motive no eye witnesses. there's absolutely no forensic evidence they're saying. there's no exculpatory statements. they're coming into this -- by surgically getting rid of the -- and shrinking the universe of damming evidence they're coming into this where they've excluded you know texts, they've excluded .45 ammo that's the murder weapon from his apartment. they've excluded sfoengs, texts, they'v

if so, here is your chance to prove t tyra banks is looking for women and men between 18 and 27 years season of america's next top model. just did to the casting call tomorrow afternoon at drexel university's college of media arts and design. they have everything you need to know on cbsphilly.com. and this is one of those shows just sucks you in, maybe not for you as much, but for us ladies? get your smiles on. >> i know. hey, before you walk out the door we'll get another check of traffic and weather together. we do it on the these including some snow coming to the area. >> first though, here's what's coming un tonight on cbs-3. >> do you remember this? >> i do not. >> come on, cool and the gang. >> i know cool and the ganger. >> ♪ ♪ >> big change today for landmark in hollywood. >> oh, yes the hiking trail to the holt i wood sign so famous re-opening today. some locals, the folks that have houses around there not so pleased. clothes for months while the city of lost ago leng installed new parking gauge and new parking rules. idea to prevent people from driving up too close to the si

our outrage about what's happening to our children and what's happening to our women and girls, there are estimates between 100,000 to 300,000 girls and women a year in america are being sex trafficked. the more we talk about it, the more we can change it and stop it. >> thank you so much for your information and for educating me about this too. i appreciate it. >>> we do have to take a break, don't go anywhere. we'll be back with more in just a moment. >>> welcome back to "beyond the headlines." we're talking about human trafficking. the nonprofit called not for sale released a recent report regarding human trafficking in silicon valley. they surveyed 230 victims. the victims range in age from 10 to 60 years old. more than 85% are female. over half are born in the united states. many suffer from some form of abuse. physical, sexual abuse and parental neglect. join meeg in the studio right now to talk about this is dr. david batstoerngs tne. david, you and i talked about this when you first started programs at usf for your students. >> almost eight years ago. it found me, human trafficking in the bay area.

between hayat and one of the girlfriends. what we don't know now is were the men actually using the women's phones because they were fear ful fearful lot of phone calls between two women whose partners just happen to then launch terrorist attacks. >> i want to be precise, what you're suggesting is that the male terrorists might be using these women in their lives as cover for some of the communications some of the plotting. people tend to not suspect women in this. >> one thing investigators will absolutely be looking at is were the women's phones used because it was a way for the men to communicate with phones that might not have been under surveillance? if the men are already being targeted by european intelligence agencies they may have been fearful that, you know through wiretapping or through eavesdropping that they were under some scrutiny. so we're going to be looking at those phone calls, not just that they happened but what was the content and who was on the other side of the phone? >> julia, in massachusetts, i know you're from there. the widow has been killed in the boston bombing. never charged with knowledge. is that t

tax credit to people making under $60,000 you would increase participation in the work force of women between 1.3% and 1.7%. this alone would grow the gdp over ten years by 5%. that's trillions of dollars. this isn't a social program that would be nice. this is an economically productive initiative. so that's why we went and did the $3000 child tax credit. child care tax credit. that will make a difference between whether people can get back in the market. that will change their bottom line. that's why for two wage earners we provided a $500 additional tax credit. we talk about how we care about families. democrats and republicans out campaign each other. my concern for american family. well, let's get in the game, guys. the middle class has lost a tremendous amount of wealth and income. and by the way is there a parent you know that doesn't want to send their kid to college? i don't care what neighborhood in your -- no matter how poor. a bareo or a ghetto or a wealthy neighborhood. you find me a mother who says if i could do i would like to send my kid to college. so, the question is how do

they're monitoring the inches between women's thighs?t boy shorts from the lena dunham collection they're quite handsome. >> some guys wear the hugger bathing suits. >> banana hammocks. >> you know honestly i like the square ones but some people like them. if you're real skinny you can wear that. but when you're full-figured like me you don't want to wear it. >> i have seen skinny people wearing those. have you been to the beach recently? >> in europe. >> we won't catch bo dietl in a thong in the hamptons. >> or banana hammock. >> or grape smuggler. >> wow. >> this is fox news alert. right now on the house floor they're going for speaker of the house as current speaker john boehner hopes to hang on to his position. he is facing challenges from a few more conservative members of his party but is expected to emerge victorious. we'll bring you the results of that when they are in. ooh, you'd have to be crazy to go outside in this heat. like harry. i saw him leaving this morning with that new water thing of his that's like a snowmobile that

revolutionaries also were fighting for secularism and equality between men and women and equality among all our fellow citizens. i wanted to remind you all of this because this is what unites us. this is what brings us together, even though we may each have different views. the beauty of democracy is to accept controversy. this city, as you have come to visit us here this morning and you pay tribute to the victims by visiting the places where these attacks to raise -- took place. i wish to say the city is a friend of the united states of america. as soon as the world heard these terrorist attacks have occurred, i received a telephone call from bill de blasio, the mayor of new york. he immediately called me to express his solidarity, his affection, and the fact he supported us and that he showed his friendship and compassion. i have also received many messages from the mayors of other american cities. between our cities, there is a great history of friendship. today we are part of a network of french speaking american cities. they are part of the international organization i preside over

there's clear differences between men and women. they're made apparent in this video. good luck nick good luck ollie. >>> number one fear for women dating online is they're going the meet a steeler killer. what is the number one fear for men when it comes to online dating? >> that the woman they meet are going to be fat. >> the catch is when their dates arrive, they're going to weigh more than her photo suggests. >> but not just a little bit. they went overboard. these sure on the heavy side. >> how old is the picture on your -- >> not super old. >> so far, not too bad. it doesn't seem too offensive yet. >> it progresses. >> in your photos you're sinnier. >> i think the number one fear that people have are people are going to misre79 themselves online. >> you seemed really uncomfortable. are you okay? >> yeah. i'm just a little agitated. you expect someone to be some way and it's not. >> it's all about what's inside i think. >> some people say it that way. some guys don't. >> some guys on tinder are using tinder for what it's for. >> i come over here and i can't do thi

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some have suggested the ohio stopover initiated this battle between the women as rumors circulated that mrs. lincoln was angered by her husband's dancing with a beguiling 20-year-old beauty that night, which, of course was impossible because she wasn't in town. and so the counter story was that mary lincoln was angry that the chases were not in attendance, but both fanciful tales seem manufactured, lylely likely -- likely in retrospect and for effect. chase certainly played on mary lincoln's vindictiveness in her rendition of the rivalry in later years particularly when mrs. lincoln's unpopularity peaked in the post-war years. kate chase and miry lincoln were -- mary lincoln were introduced at the first white house levee in 1861. kate was escorted by charles sumner who later became a favorite and a confidant of mrs. lincoln. this young, eligible daughter of a wealthy cabinet member enjoyed a wide circle of admirers. anne richardson french, wife of sculptor daniel chester french described kate as a professional beauty. she was tall and slim with an unusually long white neck and a slow, d

apologized for the rant but not for his opinion. >> here is your chance: tyra banks looking for women and men betweenage for the next season of america's next top model. just go to the casting call on tuesday afternoon, at drexel university column ex media arts and design, we put everything you need to know at our website cbsphilly.com. good luck to you. >> right now 6:43, we want to check in with our weather watchers. we start thing on, what's happening out there as we speak from you the viewers our eyewitness weather watcher network. temperatures generally anywhere to the mid to lower 20's depending on location, right around freezing or just below it in a lot of spots. we take you on tour and sort of is her know on handful of these. >> generally nice clear sky little further off to the south, across the river here we go to kerry higgins 31 degrees is the temperature also, clear sky in mt. laurel, where she is. and, she says, chilly start to the new year, but at least it is friday. i am so with you on that one, girlfriends. let's take you further south here into new castle county, delaware 23 degree

it is 50/50 here between women and men. but let's take it seriously for a moment.hings have changed since connie chung was anchoring the cbs news. >> fashion has changed. if you look at the networks you will see that and see more cleaveless. >> i don't follow the women's fashion world but what i see in hollywood and stuff like that it is trendy now to show a lot of neck and down from there. >> you sound so awkward saying that? >> i'm trying to be very precise without offending marie. >> i see. well, that is the exile of fashion. and if you look at the news and hollywood you just see it. more sleeveless dresses, short skirts. >> but i don't see it on fox news channel or nbc or abc. i don't see anything that is appalling out there. >> no, i don't think so. >> and you want to look your best and you still need to get people to watch because you still have to pay the bills. >> we're trying to hire jennifer lopez as a contributor so maybe we'll have problems there. what are the odds of lopez appearing on -- [ laughter ] >> i think you could get her. >> you handled that w

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there are men that shake hands of women, which then in between may have to do oh blugs again before prayerswasn't like they were doing something totally out of the ordinary when it came to the first lady. >> what about others that say a larger conversation to be had around saudi arabia treatment of women, and being a key ally. we criticize other countries around the world and treatment of women from afghanistan and the list goes on and on where brutality is full display or women are treated far beneath males or men there. is there a bigger conversation in the imaging we have seen with the first lady who is greatly admired and at the top of the pyramid if you will as a successful woman and mother. >> absolutely. there should always be that that should be the priority issue around women's rights and human rights across the world, including the muslim world and saudi arabia. what's interesting about the whole controversy is that that's not really the story. the story is about women and the first lady how she dressed, even in india, what did she wear. it is always about what we are wearing, nev

. >> and that it has to be divided between men and women. apparently found out this they were reinforcing sexism because it was the women and only the women who were taking it. that's in the really what we're about. i think they have lessons for us. >> how long before -- the fact that women haven't been having as easy a time is that changing too, going to get easier as more men take the time? >> absolutely. more fathers are involved better it is. same thing for same sex couples. more that you have true partnership in sharing the better it's going to be for everyone. i want to also some of the conversations i have for i19 month old daughter my husband is the first who changes her diapers whenever she wakes up in the middle of the night. what i find both wonderful and also really sad, i love it, of course but whenever i share that with other people they're like, that's amazing. congresswoman said it's women doing a lot of this grunt work side and not just swooping in doing the fun stuff like singing the songs and throwing the kid in the air al

women in business and global economic asperity. following are remarks from are remarks, there is an accompanying discussion between cherie blair, wife of prime minister tony blair, had a foundation aborting female lunch partner were spared this event was hosted by georgetown university by georgetown university and to do for women and security. he runs an hour and 40 minutes. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. it's a pleasure to welcome all of you joining us for this special event. today we celebrate the international council on women's business leadership. previously established at the state department and now relaunched here at georgetown's institute for women, peace and security. on this occasion we have the great privilege of hearing reflection on the power of women's economic participation from the founder of the council, the honorable hilary rodham clinton. it's always a pleasure welcoming secretary clinton to our campus and i will have the honor of introducing her in just a moment here at first i wish to say a few words about the council. the international council of women's business leadership was founded by secretary cl