women's readers. let's fool these men publishers and put our time on the world events. belle la follette introduced, expanded, celebrated, and promoted progressive reform. women readers responded with gratitude and other journalists celebrated her innovative approach. "one of the cleverest and most readable women's pages in the country is edited by belle la follette. she is probably the first editor of the women's department to go on strike against the conventional formulas for hair dye and accepted recipes for beauty. la follette is always independent and fearless in her expression of opinion." in 1911, the north american press syndicate engaged her to provide articles for syndication. lesson 11 -- fight for what is right, even if it violates tradition. in addition to the standard slate of progressive goals, including labor protection, natural resource conservation, and tax reform, belle la follette advocated a wide range of less conventional innovation. she supported the right of a woman not to take her husband's name upon marriage. she promoted the montessori school of educat

these are women's problems." la follette strenuously opposed her husband's plans to begin a magazine in 1909. once the die was cast, however, she devoted herself to making the magazine a meaningful voice of progressivism. that magazine is published today as "the progressive." in an article entitled "foolishness," she railed against the narrow range of superficial topics others deemed suitable for women's readers. she concluded " let's fool these men publishers and put our time on the world events." belle la follette introduced, expanded, celebrated, and promoted progressive reform. women readers responded with gratitude and other journalists celebrated her innovative approach. "one of the cleverest and most readable women's pages in the country is edited by belle case la follette. she is probably the first editor of the women's department to go on strike against the conventional formulas for hair dye and accepted recipes for beauty. la follette is always independent and fearless in her expression of opinion." in 191

erin: as if the maryland women la cross team losing the national championship yesterday wasn't bad enough, today it was the men's turn. this one went to the wire. fourth period. tied at 11. gets inside and drives and scores. maryland takes a 12-11 lead. carolina would eventually tie it at 13. and send it to overtime. terps are down a man because of a penalty. chris fires and scores the game winner. heart-breaker for the terps. they lose 14-13. the team was understandably upset after the >> this is never about us. it's about them. i'm super proud of them and sad to see them go. >> we are family. tough to see your brothers cry, upset. the coach is upset. super emotional now. erin: disappointing weekend for them. meantime the nationals begin a nine-game road trip in philadelphia. bryce harper loves philly. as he has homered in last six games played at citizen bank park. the first pitch for that is 7:05 p.m. nba western conference finals between the warrior and thunder. it doesn't get better than game seven. a after record 73 wins and memorable game six come back on the road, golden state goa

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women candidates regardless of who wins this year. >> let's take some calls. nancy cohen's our guest, former history, former history and political science professor at several universities. she sits on the la county commission for women where she chairs the policy and legislation committee. she has written a couple of books including delirium. another book was the reconstruction of american liberalism. her most recent book just came out this year,, breakthrough the making of america's 1st woman president. david, you are on the air. go ahead. >> hi. i am registered democrat. i am going to plan for the democratic candidate, but what bothered me is that hillary clinton had all these superdelegates lined up. it almost doesn't matter who wins a lot of these primaries because hillary has got so many superdelegates. well, i voted for bernie sanders in the primary as a protest against -- i just don't understand why she has to have all these superdelegates lined up. >> thank you for your question. the superdelegates are provisionally pledged to different candidates right now. if they are not reversal is taken place. the superdelegate can change up until a convention. i mean, it did significantly du

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women. >> things he la to answer for. >> it was not me on the phone. >> i can tell you this -- >> i it kel donald trump says it's not him, i believe it's not him. >> for us to win the number of pledged delegates we need your help big time right here in kentucky. >> if you vote for me on tuesday, i will stand up and fight for you! >>> fireballs lit up the sky north of baghdad. >> isis claimed responsibility for sunday's deadly attack on a gas pump. >> this is isis on the dwrensive. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> good morning. welcome to your "new day." it is monday, may 16th. 6:00 in the east. up first, donald trump on defense. the presumptive gop nominee dismissing a "new york times" report revealing allegedly a troubling past with women. he call it is a lame hit piece. rnc chairman reince priebus says trump will have to answer for things in his past but denounces effort to draft a third-party candidate calling that a suicide mission. >>> meanwhile, president obama uses a commencement speech to blast donald trump without ever naming him. obama tel

. >> santa clara university professor discusses women rights activist belle la follette who was politicallyctive in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. nancy unger is the author of " belle la follette" which tells the story of this journalist, suffragist, and pacifist. the humanist association of the greater sacramento area hosted this event. it is about our. -- it is about an hour. speaker asked me if i could give her only a brief introduction. is belle la follette

next, santa clara university history professor nancy unger discusses women rights activists belle la follette who was politically active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. unger is the author of "belle la follette," which tells the story of this journalist, suffragist, and pacifist. she campaigned alongside her husband and son. the humanist association of the greater sacramento area hosted this event. it is about an hour. >> today's speaker asked me if i could give her only a brief introduction. her subject is belle la follet

. >> next santa clara university professor nancy unger discusses women rights activist belle la follette who was politically active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. nancy unger is the author of "belle la follette," which tells the story of this journalist, suffragist, and pacifist. who campaigned along

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women and minorities. of course, andrea, she's fighting on two fronts. this is a big battleground statement primary, andrea. >> in fact, she was just at an la time award andhe women card and how his comments she thinks backfired. they have been fund raising on it. let's listen to a little bit about that. >> the whole idea of, "playing the woman card" led fire under women across the country. i think it is because they see in his attacks on me or on megan kelly or carly fiorina or whoever else he's attacking at the moment. i think we are going to -- be pushing back and drawing contrasts when he does that. he's not going to get away with it. you know going forward. >> that's a key part of her argument. she still has a problem of young voters and she did not do well with white voters and indiana. she's got a lot of work to do as well. this is going to be such a non traditional campaign and i keep on wondering whether this battleground strategy and all of them doing to geear up a non-traditional candidate. >> they are prepared for that but what does it mean, andrea? you are absolutely right, it means there is going to be discussions ongoing everyday of how to

investment fund and they allege he misappropriated money from a battered women's charity to pay back gambling debts he owed in a lasegas casino. this is a portrait of a former dean foods chairman going through a personal financial very difficult time. the s.e.c. said it was related to his spending ambassad ing an >> many wonder why they did it and why phil mickelson would make the trade when he got the information and how the authorities tied it together and busted the operation. >> that's a question you ask in insider trading. usually it's powerful, sometimes famous or wealthy people trading tips to one another to make more money. don't they already have enough money? why would a guy like phil mickelson need to make this particular trade? the allegation laid out by the government today -- and it is just an allegation for now is that the gambler billy walters had taken some bets on behalf of phil mickelson. phil mickelson owed the gambler money. that's why the trade happened. the gambler passed him a tip and said, hey, want to trade in dean foods. phil mickelson made the trade, profited about $931,000 on the single

la tee foes. against muslims. against women, veterans, african american peoples. >> sanders talked about taxes and how he would make sure that wall street managers pay their fair share if he becomes president. he had seven rallies scheduled between today and sunday. he's expected in oakland next tuesday. >>> donald trump has collected enough gel dates to win the republican -- delegates to win the republican nomination. he told supporters he clinched his nomination before clinton. he reportedly has 1238. one more than he needs, primaries in california and new jersey are still ahead of him. trump was asked today what he would do during his first one hyundais in office. >> we have many things today. i'll be unwinding various executive orders. and orders in particular having to do with the border people pouring into the country who aren't supposed to be here. we have a lot of things to do. we're going start rebuilding the military. >> fans and protestors gathered outside. they expected 300 protestors to show up. police met with the

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former dean foods' chairman misappropriated funds for a c r charity for battered women to repay gambling debts he e owed in las vegas, so it seems that there is a lot more here besides the insider trading allegation, and we will see what details the government brings to us in the news conference in in a few minutes. >> as soon as preharra speaks, will bring that to you. and at one point in the session, we are down 0.08, and what are you seeing with this slight pairing of losses? >> well, is it is the oil that is rallying a good 50 cents here in the last ten minutes or so, and so this is a lot of the folks out there playing for the apocalypse this morning on the morning and that is the wrong move to the make, and in terms of the near term rally, it is oil itself, and the decline today is orderly. i don't believe it is, and i don't know the volatility side of it, but we are selling off, and it is really not in a chaotic fashion. >> sure. >> and the sell offs are sell-o sell-offs and the losses are losses, and this is the fed that is actually preet bharara is speaking. >> today, we announce charges against billy

women. we're not actually afraid of anything. >> well, not everyone living in l.a. is living in la-la land.o "cashin' in." >> thank you, eric. >> what's going on with george clooney? should we drop the "c" fro his last name. >> i don't know what his obsession is or theirs is with socialism. if they believe in that -- he likes hillary but she's socialist too. about this is what they believe then just sell your home in italy, sells your home in l.a. and give it to the government and live on 100 grand a year and 10 million you make a movie, just give that to the government but they're phonies. so they won't do anything about it. >> i think his wife is a muslim descent, right? >> i have no idea. >> maybe that's what it is. should he be getting involved in this? i like -- >> should he be getting -- >> great actor, up in the air. >> should he be getting involved? yeah, he gets involved if he wants to -- i'm getting involved in it. i mean that's my choice but i just don't want to hear the same -- every time i hear -- >> what do you like about trump. >> what i like, there's no bs. i understand him

women were given the same opportunities as men. >> channing tatum announces that magic mike is heading to las vegas, the wildly successful film franchisens. the new show magic mike live is set to debut next march at the hard rock hotel. we can only hope it will include the pony dance. >> a blatant pay for viral featuring muscles and puppies. >> god knows we have enough gentleman's clubs in this world. let's start the first gentle lady's club. >> channing tatum, perhaps america's most unlikely feminist. i'm already angling to cover opening night. thank you for watching. good night. ally! where's ally? you took her over to the spencers last night. i wouldn't have took her if i knew she had my batteries. come on. where's my batteries? why do we have a thousand packets of ketchup? i guess nobody likes ketchup. all right, you know what? this remote stays with me. i hope you like that channel, 'cause that's the one you're watching for the rest of your life. okay. ray, i'm... ray? we're out of milk, so i'm going to the store. all right. deb, i'm gonna go... deb. deb, i'm gonna go buy batteries!

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women tennis players to matches. >> he'd see me, billie, we'll make lots of money, we'll do this, la la. bobby, i've got so much work to do with the tour, i can't even think straight. then margaret court said yes. >> margaret court was the number one ranked woman in the world at the time. >> i was just like pleading with her. it's going to be a circus so get ready. she lost the match when he gave her roses and she curtsied. she lost the match before they hit the first ball. done. she played probably the worst tennis of her life. as soon as she lost, i knew i had to play. >> in the latest news on tennis and the war between the sexes, it was announced today, believe it or not that bobby riggs, the old champ, will play billie jean king, the women's wimbledon winner, for a $100,000 prize. >> what a scene it is. the celebrities present, more than 30,000 people, for an all-time record tennis audience anywhere in the world. here comes billie jean king, a very attractive young lady if she'd ever let her hair grow down to her shoulders, took her glasses off. you'd have somebody vying for a hollyw

women and girls. mr. president, it was 1994 cable news program that introduced me to this practice. one of my friends in has -- in las vegas said you can't imagine this. this was a young woman who -- anyway, she sent it to me. i didn't expect getting this from her or anyone else. we were friends, and i watched this. she said you have to, and i did. a ten-year-old little girl in a party dress held down by two men, her legs spread apart as she was brutally mutilated, her genitals cut away. these images have continually haunted me over the years, and i'll never ever forget that picture that i saw. there are different forms of female genital mutilation around the world, the most severe and atrocious type is one in which the girl's genitals are cut away, but then the little girls are literally sewn shut leaving only a small opening for urine and menstrual blood. though f.g.m. is performed for different reasons around the world, one thing is this practice is for control and pressure of women and girls. mr. president, in addition to the psychological impact, this form of genital-based violence is a serious medical risk incl

all right, la crosse, maryland men they are trying out of the first round of course, they have struggled trying to win the national championship. now, who is not struggling? maryland women. trying to advance out of the first round of play. the -- also we saw a big upset as navy took out yale. how about that. congrats to the midship man. a huge up set in the ncaa tournament, navy advances on in the ncaa. concongratulationss to them. now, the redskins wrapping it up rookie minicamp. getting a first look at that guy. josh, the wide receiver, coaches as they get to assess what they got ou t on game on overtime in about 3- 5 minutes. >> we were talking about this bunch like why? why do that? you have to pay so much money and. >> yes. emotions. >> yes. i am glad. >> yes. >> bundle up tomorrow morning. we will start in the 30s and the 40s. nice afternoon. more showers by tuesday. sorry about that. [ laughter ] hoops, game on overtime, what happens when an all-encompassing brain scan is followed up with an all-embracing hug? what happens when the world's latest surgical technology is combined with caring for the world's newest mother? <

women in general. what we do know is that he is a flamboyant entertainer, a provocateur who lis la viciously, voters wille to make up their own minds about mr. trump's private behavior. that will not be an easy thing to do. the same thing is true with president clinton. also the subject of a provocative article last week. on clinton foundation money, going to a for-profit energy company, owned in part by friends of the clintons. one footnote the "new york times" did not see fit to brintd that story even they have covered questionable clinton situations in the past. anyway, the clinton is loaded innuendo about friendship with a neighbor in chappaqua, new york. talking points has no idea about that what we know for a fact is that clinton foundation money flowed to a private company, which is now failing for the benefit of people who have helped the clintons in the past. that in itself is a major story. the innuendo is meaningless. american voters are going to be subjected to an incredible amount of speculative garbage over the next six months. the american press is not fair. it is heavily ideological. and

advances, leading to the major reform in the la unified school district, the second largest in the nation. >>> a compromise ruling that could clear the way for women working for religious organizations to receive birth control under the affordable care act. the catholic charities and government lawyers have agreed in recent weeks that the employees may receive cost free contraceptive coverage without infringing on the employers religious rights. based on that understanding, the court is saying they have no need to rule on the legal questions raised by the dispute which effectively kicks the fight back to the lower courts. the white house is pleased with the decision. >> the administration has put forward an accommodation that ensures that women nationwide have access to health care, including contraceptive coverage, without pay i might add. we are also protecting the religious liberty. >> the decision to pass the ruling to the lower court comes at a time when the support of the supreme court numbers, a -- 8 instead of 9, avoiding the possibility of a 4-4 type. >>> lawmakers and supporters of the legislation for state health care rallying outside t

women who have given their lives defending our freedom. and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >> i'm bob massi. for 34 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, the center of the recent real-estate crisis. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, well, it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the sunshine state of florida. so we headed from the strip to the beach to show you how to live the american dream. i'm gonna meet real people who are facing serious problems, take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe and give you the tips that everyone needs to navigate the new landscape because information is power. and the property man has got you covered. [ woman vocalizing ] thanks for joining us. i'm bob massi. every minute of every day, somebody is getting scammed out of their money. nobody knows that more than pam bondi, attorney general of florida. it's her job to protect consumers against fraud. and there is plenty to keep her busy. when the housing bubble burst, foreclosures exploded. but as millions lost their homes, they were often take

women aubrey, sidney and michelle made the final four. along with tie the only man. watching the show play out from home aubrey's behavior surprised her the most. >> aubrey being so map laiff and devious and really starting out as i mean a total wall knauer turning into this dragon lady, she was going to do anything that it took. >> reporter: her only regret not trying to work with the men to save herself from being voted off but she had a reason. >> i don't know if the guys were on testosterone overload induced by camera exposure but the guys were very bossy. >> winner of survive, michelle. >> reporter: though michelle was the sole sewer visor and taking home $1 million, she got a pretty cool consolation prize a role on the soap opera the bold and the beautiful. >> i'm playing myself. i'll be debbie from survivor and they're going to do, upping, just have if you with my darker because i can poke fun at myse myself. >> she began shooting bold and beautiful scenes on thursday. trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness new news". >> how about that? >> got to keep an eye out. >> good for her. kate we need a million dollars forecast. come on. >> i wish high million dollars forecast i got

women aubrey, sidney and michelle made the final four. along with tie the only man. watching the show play out from home aubrey's behavior surprised her the most. >> aubrey being so map laf and devious and really starting out as i mean a total wall knauer turning into this dragon lady, she was going to do anything that it took. >> reporter: her only regret not trying to work with the men to save herself from being voted off but she had a reason. >> i don't know if the guys were on testosterone overload induced by camera exposure but the guys were very bossy. >> winner of survive, michelle. >> reporter: though michelle was the sole sewer visor and taking home $1 million, she got a pretty cool consolation prize a role on the soap opera the bold and the beautiful. >> i'm playing myself. i'll be debbie from survivor and they're going to do, upping, just have if you with my darker because i can poke fun at myse myself. >> she began shooting bold and beautiful scenes on thursday. trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness new news". >> how about that? >> got to keep an eye out. >> good for her. kate we need a million dollars forecast. come on. >> i wish high million dollars forecast i got a

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women and young girls. a couple is accused in the shooting death of a 26-year-old rich man manned. the couple were taken into custody in las vegas yesterday after being on the run since april 28. police say attkisson was killed in richmond at a gas station on cutting boulevard. attkisson as found lying on the ground suffering from gunshot wounds. >> san francisco police plan to announce a reward for any information in the murder investigation of a mother and the sent for the missing two year old daughter. the body was found buried in a shallow grave covered by a piece of plywood and her daughter is missing. the any my and police unveiled the plywood help sun would recognize the markings on it that could help lead to the person who brought it to the park. >> this is the center of a civil rights lawsuit against san jose police. the lawyer of the pan force. he was charged with d.u.i. and resisting officers but charge were later dread. >> a city council commission wanted to have a measure to step a police commission allowing residents to file complains of pass misconduct with the power to discipline or contaminate officers. so

women election. unfortunately. >> okay, thanks to all of you. >>> stick around. you want to see the next piece. president obama gets the lascame as fast as i could. what's up? man 2: this isn't public yet. man 1: what isn't? man 2: we've been attacked. man 1: the network? man 2: shhhh. man 1: when did this happen? man 2: over the last six months. man 1: how did we miss it? man 2: we caught it, just not in time. man 1: who? how? man 2: not sure, probably off-shore, foreign, pros. man 1: what did they get? man 2: what didn't they get. man 1: i need to call mike... man 2: don't use your phone. it's not just security, it's defense. bae systems. >>> last night, washington rolled out the red carpet. at the annual white house correspondents' dinner. president obama mingling with hollywood's biggest stars for one last time. while still in the white house. as abc's nick watt reports, the commander in chief's final turn as comedian in chief was an instant classic. >> eight years ago, i said it was time to change the tone of our politics. in hindsight, i clearly should have been more specific. >> reporter: president obama's correspon

las night on fox news channel. >> trump and sean hasn't inean n the discussing reports about trump's treatment of women.oked at the new york times. are they going to interview juanita broderick, paula case it's about exposure, inxpor another case it's about abo groping and fondling andd touching against a woman's's will.wi >> and rape. >> and rape.>> and >> big settlements, massive settlements.tt >> in other trump newsn other tp candidate released his hit of potential supreme court nominees yesterday and topes contenders include judge steve colison and judge diane sykes. k >> looks like d.c. taxi cabsca are saying if you can't beatt them join them. the sacks see cab commissionab s is launching x class. deliveries for lunch hours. >>> coming up on fox news n morning rents prices going uprec across the region but you'll you never believe how much you need to make a year just to jus rent a two bedroom apartment two right here in the district. >> a lot of money i'm sure. as we head to breakot a live l look outs expensive apartment renderingtm d.c. region, time now is 5:12. 5 we're back in a moment. sip u