that is what yesallwomen is about.know all men are not abusers and misogynist, but all women are impacted by the menu are. that is where the focus needs to be. it has such a huge impact. every woman every day when she leaves her house starts to think about safety. can i go here? should i go out there? do i need to take the main street? do i need to find a taxi? is the taxi driver going to rape me? women are so him then by fear of , a profoundly limits our lives. of course it is not all men, but it is enough that it impacts all women and it is pretty nearly worldwide. the tweets were coming from all over the world to say that this usblem impacts me, impacts and we need to keep doing things about it. we need to escalate and address how deeply embedded it is and make visible what has been invisible, and we need to change it. i think this week and read really started to do that -- we really started to do that. >> rebecca, expand the title of your book, "men explain things to me." and also, the first three, and how it relat

#yesallwomen. gloria all rred, a survive of a sexual assault.his raises all sorts of cultural challenges, campus safety, gun safety, mental health safety. is this broader conversation about the treatment of women really the most urgent response? >> i think it is a very, very important part of the conversation, ronan. my law firm does more women's rights cases as a private law firm than any other law firm in the nation and we deal with many cases of rape victims and sexual assault victims on college campuses. what i want to say is, the part of mental illness is male chauvinism. male chauvinism has been demonstrated, has been set by the american seek trick association to be a certifiable mental illness. it is dangerous to women's health. i've said that for years. because male chauvinism is all about an artificial stereotype about women and men. it is about power over women. it is about control over women. it's about treating women as sexual objects. all of that appeared to be present in the perpetrator of these horrific crimes. >> describing it as

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decrying a culture that turns women into sex objects, #yesallwomen, now fighting back. >> because everyan i know has experienced some form of sexual harassment, abuse or assault. myself included. and on sccampus, remembering the lost, sharing the pain and searching for answers. >> if you agree the people in washington should hear that not one more person should have to die because of this ridiculous situation, then when i raise my hand, i want you to shout so loud they're going to hear you. >> yes! >> not one more! not one more! >> for "nightline," cecelia vega, in santa barbara, california. >> but often that search for answers can be so difficult. thanks, cecelia. >> coming up. when a tornado hits how will these guys be able to get away? but first, secrets to the real estate power play. or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have

#yesallwomen. >> there's so many tweets. it struck a chord.ne woman tweeted, it's good to give a male a false phone number than turn them down. and learning that when boys are mean to you, it means they like you. >> those are deep lessons. >> it's so important to talk about. this one really -- i spent 19 years teaching my daughter how not to be raped. how long have you been teaching your son? >> the confrontation for a woman with a man is so different, i think. how i thought about it my entire life. even if you're educated. it doesn't matter. >> this is educating a lot of people. >> and a great conversation to have with your girls. >> and sons. >>> also in "the heat index" one of "the wall street journal's" most popular stories overnight. a problem you may have thought was in middle school. kids forming cliques that exclude other children. and psychologists, educators wanting to put a stop to it. thank goodness. some programs teaching empathy. think about how it feels to be left out. certainly, in my house, we have that conversation almost dai

that has started on twitter #yesallwomen.ause i have been taught in school that if i'm wearing shorts or my shoulders are showing something, i am sending the wrong message. we have continuing coverage of the mass killing in isla vista on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> taking a look at the weather, we have sunny and breezy weather. beach fans took a look at sunny weather in alameda. they set up tents. some people were playing a version of catch. rob mayeda is joining us to talk about the warming trend which is going to be a cooling trend soon. >> as we go through the work week, we'll see cooling temperatures. the reason it was great to be close to the water, south of downtown, san jose, 87 degrees. still 80s in the peninsula and 60s around san francisco. not quite having an impact in the tri-valley. livermore and walnut creek at 90 and look at the north bay, santa rosa, 95 degrees. 90 in calistoga. the sea breeze is picking up. warm air rises and acts like a vacuum and sucks in the marine air. that's what we are seeing

thousands had already been using the # yesallwomen to express sentiments about rodger's that affected their own life. numerous men have responded to the hashtag saying tweets were eye opening and important to read. certainly if you've been the victim of domestic violence or sexual assault resources on your screen. 800-799-7233. national sexual assault hotline 1800-656-hope. we'll continue our coverage all day long. we do have crews headed to santa barba barbara. we're updating our website constantly. nbcbayarea.com. >>> president obama is in virginia to take part in tradition and remembrance this memorial day. across the ocean, pope francis confronts the future and past of the middle east. we'll have details on the final leg of his trip coming up. >>> and good morning, temperatures warming very quickly. already into the 80s across the north bay. you know what? while things are quiet here at home, we have a hurricane in the pacific. our first one. we'll let you know what this means for the bay area and if we could get any rain from it. >>> in virginia this morning, president obama and

the #yesallwomen is exploding as women share what they've experienced. one woman tweeted i really shouldn't have to carry my keys in between my knuckles while walking home from the bus stop. another tweeted i shouldn't have to concern myself one of the lucky ones because i've never been a victim of sexual assault. join the conversation to facebook or on our twitter handles. >>> we just got word from caltrans tonight. rest assured the i-280 extension will indeed be open for the morning commute. all the south bound lanes in san francisco have been closed since thursday. >> it's been a very challenging projects. they brought in crews from other projects to make sure we made the deadlines. >> crews replaced a hinge on the elevated freeway that is supposed to keep it from falling down in a big quake, but the work is not completely done. northbound lanes from 101 to king street will be closed on the 4th of july and labor day weekends. >>> tonight as the memorial day weekend drawls to a close a tribute to the service -- draws to a close a tribute to the service

. >> you may have seen this, #yesallwomen. why has this gone viral?this was in the wake of the rampage because elliott rodger posted anti-woman venues online ahead of the massacre and this is the springboard for the movement, which became something greater. very and men are sharing vocal sentiments and experiences of sexual assault and domestic abuse, and everyday misogyny. this has become a viral campaign, much more than what it started as, but there is danger involved because basically a lot of people wonder if you can really say that misogyny was the root of this massacre? it also runs the risk of becoming -- if concrete action is not taken. >> on a much lighter note, we look at sports, with the latest action in football friendly at of the world cup. >> 2 teams head to brazil for friendly action on tuesday. -- with japan's only goal, france had a great showing, two goals for -- and others for -- and remy. a collective will and collective strength growing. they have gone through import moments together and did great tonight but we must -- they did w

women are responding using the #yesallwomen showing how sexism has been effecting their lives.is one. if you listen, most women will tell you that they have been harassed at some point in their looifrs and that is unacceptable. >> we have continuing coverage on the mass killing in isle vista, on air and on line. at nbc bay area.com. >> we have new video tonight from a crash in san rosa that left a police officer scrambling after pulling him over. a chp officer was in the hilmid of a traffic spot when another driver drifted off the road and into the shoulder. >> i blacked on out and woke up and saw a police officer and the car in the middle of the freeway and a car over here, i had my kids shaken up and they seemed fine, i got out, saw the police officer stuck in the car on the door, he could not get out. so, i saw the gas. i freaked out. i had i needed to get him out as fast as i can. >> eric wants us to use his first name and said that he and the driver of the crash pulled the officer to safety and that the driver told him he fell asleep at the whooel. the chp said that the of

thousands flooded to social media to share their own stories of intimidation with #yesallwomen. girls grow up knowing it is safer to give a guy a fake phone number than turn a guy down, tweeted one woman. yes, all women. i had to explain to my friend was rape, not a drunken mistake. and to those that think the misogyny in the shooter's mind is disconnected from the culture at ours, the story replicated its worst features. for some, the woman is always to blame. joining me, column nest from guardian u.s. i was reading your reaction over the weekend. i want to start with the new york post. we will get into the morass that was the shooter. this is the choice of rupert murdock's publication. to put a picture of a random woman who figured in some point in the deranged fantasies that she was somehow responsible. >> women are always responsible for males' violent behavior. i am glad you mention the websites in the beginning. we're seeing responses to the tragedy saying if only women had slept with him, the whole tragedy could have been avoided. >> these websites, this world of men's ri

. >> so i was looking at this yesallwomen hashtag and disagree it doesn't have anything to do with thist's still going as a response to this and recognizing the misogyny in it and where it intersected with mental illness so these tweets kept on coming and i wanted to participate but at the same time it felt very important like a very important moment of honesty of testimony. people were putting fort their testimony about one woman said she, you know, yes all women because when she went to tile a police report the police said she hasn't done it early enough. no one believed her. yes all women because, you know, she had to graduate with her rapist. >> i think -- i don't think anyone disagrees that -- i think that is very important and very legitimate because women have legitimate concerns and actually i learned from reading them but that prompted you to tell your own story. >> sure. so i am one. i had an abusive boyfriend. it got out of hand. he attacked me. he was verbally abusive. >> he said you deserve to be punched in the face like no one has ever deserved to be punched in the face an

. >>> millions took to twitter over the weekend using the #yesallwomen in response to elliot rodger's online rant. he expressed his irrational anger at women who had rejected him, saying he was going to launch a "war on women" and in turn, twitter users rallied support for women sharing their personal experiences in tweets like this -- because every single woman i know has a story about a man feeling entitled to access to her body every single one. and, because when my husband asks me to slow down when we walk together i realize he hasn't spent his life avoiding street harassment. and a mother tweets, i spent 19 years teaching my daughter how not to be raped. how long have you spent teaching your son not to rape? even 140 characters can be very powerful in times like these. it's beautiful. it's more than that... ...it's perfect. introducing curved ultra high definition television from samsung. you wouldn't have it she any other way.our toes. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's righ

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after the shooting the #yesallwomen appeared on twitter. it is now exploding with tweets describing how women fear men and worse. >> this has struck a really deep cord in the hearts and minds of many, many women and men who have a hunch that this is a larger societal problem. >> most women i know, you know, they do, they fear being raped all the time, just walking in the city at night. that's something i don't have to think about at all. >> hopefully this is a wake upcall this guy felt this sense of entitlement. >> san francisco was one of a handful of cities across the country where these rallies took place. >>> a game changer for transgender health care. the obama administration ended a decade's long ban on coverage for sex change surgeries. the change comes from the department of health and human services. today's ruling recognizes the procedures as medically necessary for some people who do not identify with their biological sex. this means transgenders who receive medicare may no longer be automatically denied coverage. their request w

to social media to share their own stories of intimidation and harassment and violence with the #yesallwomen. opening a tiny window into a set of experiences that have been kept silent for too long. girls grow up knowing it is safer to give a guy a fake phone number than turn a guy down, tweeted one woman. yes, all women. because i had to explain to my friend that what she endured was rape and not a drunken mistake tweeted another. and to those that think the misogyny and victim-blaming in the shooter's mind is disconnected from the culture at large, the coverage of the story itself has replicated its worst features, because for some the woman is always to blame. joining me is founder of feminist.com there is a lot i wanted to talk to you about. i was reading your reaction to this over the weekend. first i want to start with "the new york post" headline. because we are going to get into the horrible morass of the shooter. this is the choice of rupert murdoch's publication on the day after this, to put a picture of some random young woman who figured at some point in the deranged of the fanta

they're sharing their stories about sexual abuse and harassment on twitter through the hash tag #yesallwomenit's now been tweeted 1.4 million times. >> all right, danielle thank you. >>> people are cleaning up this morning after a powerful tornado tore through an oil worker's camp in north dakota. >> where do we go? we've got nowhere to go. >> monday's tornado injured nine people and destroyed at least eight trailers where oil drillers lived. one of the victims was critically hurt. witnesses say there was no time to take shelter. the disaster occurred in the northwest part of the state where a recent oil boom is drawing thousands looking for work. >>> the search continues this morning for three men including a father and son missing after a massive mudslide in western colorado. the site is so unstable rescuers cannot look from the ground. heavy rain and runoff apparently triggered sunday's slide. jeff todd of kcnc gives us a new look from the air at the miles of devastation. >> reporter: aerial search and rescue teams scoured the broken terrain monday hoping for any sign of life from the thr

the killings have sparked quite an online conversation generating the #yesallwomen.ntitled and citing examples of women being harassed or even worse. joining us, a psychotherapist. thank you so much for joining us to have this conversation. it seems to be one that is really generating a lot of energy online. i want to read a couple tweets from both of you and get your reaction. because every single woman i know about a story about a man feeling entitled to access to her body every single one. another, because we tell girls to keep an eye on their drinks at a party instead of telling guys to not put drugs in them. this hash tag has got an lot of energy online. what do you make of the conversation that's sparking? >> there's a lot of blaming. it's never all women. had seems like he's constantly saying why don't you trust me, why don't you like me, and you're bad because you don't. instead of having insight to his own behavior. there's a social disconnect. even though he's intelligent enough to make some interesting enough observations, the problem with him is an inner

this week, the #yesallwomen was used more than a million times, with people tweeting about the ways thate sog knee affects women. >> here's a guy that actually makes a coherent argument, that he felt like he deserved sex from women, felt like he deserved their affection. >> demonstrators say they want to change the kind of culture that contributes to violence against women. >>> donald sterling is playing hard ball with the nba. the owner of the los angeles clippers has filed a lawsuit in federal court against the league. he is seeking more than a billion dollars in damages. the suit accuses the nba of violating his constitutional rights by relying on illegally obtained information. he claims without his knowledge, he was secretly recorded, making racist remarks. the league then fined him, banned him for life, and is forcing him to sell the clippers. meanwhile, the nba has canceled a june meeting calling for the sale of the team. the league says it is satisfied with the deal offered by former microsoft ceo steve ballmer to buy the clippers for $2 billion. >>> another big name in sports is

this #yesallwomen got about a million tweets where women started to talk about the issues.f you listen, most women will tell you that they've been harassed at some point in their lives and that's unacceptable. christina writes, things men don't have to think about, pepper spray, rape whistles, stairwells, elevators, self-defense classes. roofies. yes all women. even the guys have gotten in on it. the hash tag is filled with hard, true, sad, and angry things. i can empathize and try to understand and know i never entirely will. this is the vigil from saturday. we're going to have more on this, more on getting to know some of the victims. but interesting that this big larger conversation broke out in the wake of such a tragedy, guys. back to you. >> this was huge all weekend long. >> sure was. >> carson, thanks a lot. >>> coming up, hidden treasures. why priceless pieces from the army's rich history are kept locked away out of sight. >>> plus, here we go. the glitz and glamour of kim and kanye's wedding weekend, and the superstar who opted out of the big event. but first, thi

there are men showing support for this hash tag, yesallwomen. keith ellison said: also, a user named gamon says: . >> but there has also been some backlash to the yes s a allwomen hash tag, tony. hash tag, tony. some men. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, a huge mud slide in a remote part of colorado, the search is on for three missing people. once ukraine puts its new government in place, it will have to deal with russia and the natural gas issues. >> that's the subject of tonight's inside story. ray suarez is here. >> russia sells more gas to europe than any place else. the lines run through ukraine. now,sh russia has a new huge customer: china, a 30-yield, $400 billion deal. we are looking at the economics and geo politics of this new alliance and what it means for the business of energy in asia, europe and the united states. join us at the top of the hour for "inside story." real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty dangerous trip. >> security in beirut is tight. >> more reporters. >> they don't have the resources to t