but i go back there, there's a book written about society in jamaica. my mother and father had a different situation to deal with women in the caribbean, where men have traditionally been emasculated to slavery and women had to step forth. the difference is, the women do not have the political power but we like to say we are the neck that turns the head. my husband used to say you see around the corner, men see in straight lines. women see around, because we look at all eventualities. we are more relational. as ambassador said, they don't have time to get caught up in the idea of the conflict. they must move on, because there are children, cousins, everybody depends on it. so even though we don't have the political power, we have to move on and we must find a way to deal with the situation. that's why when you look at all the statistics, when women are involved, peace is more lasting, more forthcoming. when women are involved, governance is more transparent. when women are involved, the economy thrives. women need to get involved. sometimes we don't go

but i go back, there was a book written about the society in jamaica. my mother -- we have had a different situation to deal with women in the caribbean. men were traditionally emasculated to slavery and that type. women had to step forth. the difference is, the women do not have the political power. we like to say, we are the neck that turns the head. my husband says, you see around the corner. men see in straight lines. women see -- we look at all eventualities. we are more relational. they don't have time to get stuck in the idea of the conflict. they must move on, because there are the children, because everybody depends on it. even though we don't have the political power, it centers -- we have to move on. we must find a way to deal with this situation. that's why when you look at all the statistics, when women are involved, peace is more lasting, more forthcoming. when women are involved, governance is more transparent. when women are involved, the economy thrives. women need to get involved. sometimes we don't go out front in terms of the leaders

but i go back there, there's a book written about society in jamaica. my mother and father had a different situation to deal with women in the caribbean, where men have traditionally been emasculated to slavery and women had to step forth. the difference is, the women do not have the political power but we like to say we are the neck that turns the head. my husband used to say you see around the corner, men see in straight lines. women see around, because we look at all eventualities. we are more relational. as ambassador said, they don't have time to get caught up in the idea of the conflict. they must move on, because there are children, cousins, everybody depends on it. so even though we don't have the political power, we have to move on and we must find a way to deal with the situation. that's why when you look at all the statistics, when women are involved, peace is more lasting, more forthcoming. when women are involved, governance is more transparent. when women are involved, the economy thrives. women need to get involved. in the caribbean, some

this was the scene at new york's jamaica station a few hours later, just brutal. but that's what llana raz trying to get back to. instead, she got stuck in texas. >> it's crazy. they canceled our flight so we had to scurry to figure out another way we were going to get home. we're in dallas. we're 24 hours on a bad weather layover. not that we're missing new york in negative 3 degrees. >> reporter: dallas doesn't sound so bad. now the charleston, south carolina airport remained closed today. even though that region wasn't getting any snow, they just don't have enough snow removal equipment to clean up the mess there. looking ahead to friday, nearly 900 flights and counting have already been canceled. jeff? >> and all this bone-chilling cold on the way as well. kris van cleave, thanks. the equities treatment weather has given us some unusual images. here is the charming city of snowvannah, georgia, which usually gets zero inches per winter. in north carolina's outer banks, sheets of ice rattled a fishing peer. and in newfoundland, it was a near moose. a group of sn

next month jamaica will send the first women's bobsled team to the olympics in south korea. they do have high hopes having finished seventh in recent world cup race. their appearance comes 30 years after the jamaican men made their olympic debut. later celebrated on the silver screen. >>> we'll be right back. >>> let kids play video games and how much. the kids may have a better case tonight. here is mireya villarreal. >> oh, what the -- >> oh, yeah. >> aaron kim spent most teenage years on the couch playing video games. but this year the gamer that goes by screen name, bijou, signed professional contract worth six figures with the overwatch league. >> kind of laugh and say i play video games professionally. >> what's their reaction? >> what? no way. it's 201, baby. >> overwatch, a multiplayer battle video game is the latest phenomenon in the popular world of e sports. this isn't a typical arena. >> no, definitely e sports stadium, huh. >> bijou and team mate live under one roof. they have nutritionists and practice with coaches just like other professional athletes. >> i wa

this was the scene at new york's jamaica station a few hours later, just brutal. but that's what llana raz trying to get back to. instead, she got stuck in texas. >> it's crazy. they canceled our flight so we had to scurry to figure out another way we were going to get home. we're in dallas. we're 24 hours on a bad weather layover. not that we're missing new york in negative 3 degrees. >> reporter: dallas doesn't sound so bad. now the charleston, south carolina airport remained closed today. even though that region wasn't getting any snow, they just don't have enough snow removal equipment to clean up the mess there. looking ahead to friday, nearly 900 flights and counting have already been canceled. >>> president trump's personal lawyer is threatening to go to court to block the publication of a scathe anything book about the administration. "fire and fury" has touched off outrage at the white house. jeff pegues reports. >> reporter: as he left a summit meeting in germany in july, the president was focused on a political crisis at home. news was about to break ab

next month jamaica will send the first women's bobsled team to the olympics in south korea. they do have high hopes having finished seventh in recent world cup race. their appearance comes 30 years after the jamaican men made their olympic debut. later celebrated on the silver screen. >>> we'll be right back. >> oh, yeah. >> aaron kim spent most teenage years on the couch playing video games. but this year the gamer that goes by screen name, bijou, signed professional contract worth six figures with the overwatch league. >> kind of laugh and say i play video games professionally. >> what's their reaction? >> what? no way. it's 201, baby. >> overwatch, a multiplayer battle video game is the latest phenomenon in the popular world of e sports. this isn't a typical arena. >> no, definitely e sports stadium, huh. >> bijou and team mate live under one roof. they have nutritionists and practice with coaches just like other professional athletes. >> i was always kind of jealous of my friend having team bonding experience in a sport. i was able to find that in e sports. >> these play

this was the scene at new york's jamaica station a few hours later, just brutal. but that's what lana raz is trying to get back to. instead, she got stuck in texas. >> it's crazy. they canceled our flight so we had to scurry to figure out another way we were going to get home. we're in dallas. we're 24 hours on a bad weather layover. not that we're missing new york in negative 3 degrees. >> reporter: dallas doesn't sound so bad. now the charleston, south carolina airport remained closed today. even though that region wasn't getting any snow, they just don't have enough snow removal equipment to clean up the mess there. looking ahead to friday, nearly 900 flights and counting have already been canceled. >>> president trump's personal lawyer is threatening to go to court to block the publication of a scathing new book about the administration. "fire and fury" has touched off outrage at the white house. jeff pegues reports. >> reporter: as he left a summit meeting in germany in july, the president was focused on a political crisis at home. news was about to break abo