question whether or not there should be at different or special set of procedures. interesting enough, the june proposed regulation took the position that we didn't have jurisdiction to deal with non willful violations. >> i don't need to do it now. >> to not get too far past the previous point, one of the reasons i've mentionedje thewel gomez -- the jewel gomez case, the staff had red 1634 in one direction so that the second sentence that says he will fall violations by elected officials shall be handled by the ethics commission limited them to those only. perhaps it means that those are definitively heard by the ethics commission but doesn't limit what the ethics commission can hear. i did not see that addressed in the staff memo. i would certainly like to hear the views as we go along for a more broad light. they direct you to read it in more of our broad sense. >> i think if i am remembering my understanding correctly, it provides us with enforcement power over the willful or non- willful. i don't take we need to necessarily get to 6734 to deal with the situatio

to the first question, all or that which is above or below 1%? >> the requirement is you have to explain, identified the neighborhoods that explain the deviations. those might be inside or outside of the district in which there is a deviation. >> does that change whether we list them all or not? >> it could. my impression was based on a feedback we needed to do that. instead of suggesting, because there is a ripple effect, instead of saying district 1 espies - 1, and here are the neighborhoods that we have preserved and we have preserved x. r. cotter was more beneficial to preserve -- if you are in district 1 and you do to -- tan other neighborhoods, that would be the implication as opposed to saying, so it was a more clear picture, recognizing neighborhoods. >> does that satisfy? >> yes. >> her approach is similar to how the san diego commission reported their findings. that was my thinking that that is how it would be incorporated into our reports, in section 4. my question is, if we are to agree to this type of format for adoption, how does th

we don't know where he was taken fwhoo custody or what jurisdiction or what state. but the charges he is facing will be brought it public attention at 6:00 tonight. those arguments will be made at the top of the hour, less than 21 right now, the announcement will occur. there have been protests in cities around the country with people calling for zimmerman's arrest. the case has gained widespread attention and stoked the passions of money. what role did the protest and media attention, especially tja on this network and networks like it, play in bringing attention to the case now. if trayvon martin was never a national headline, would we see what we see tonight, a special prosecutor's announce many of a prosecution? would there even be a special prosecutor? in other words, did heat lead to light? is a mania guthrie, and zam zachary carter, savannah, thank you, i want it start with you. what role does protest play in bridging action? >> it has played a role here. you only have to look at the initial hours of this investigation, the fact that initially the police in

or should we say -- who is it? it's president bill clinton. >> gone in and it hasn't been osama bin laden. suppose they had been captured or killed. the downside would have been horrible for him. he took the harder and the more honorable path. and the one that produced, in my opinion, the best result. that's what you hire a president to do. you hire the president to make the calls when no one else can do it. >> how effective do you think former president bill clinton is? byron york is here. i have one thought that the mood music that goes with it is an interesting touch. can anyway, you -- your thoughts on president clinon? >> i think that was an exempt that he did from the 17-minute campaign documentary that the obama campaign released a while back. bill clinton is very popular with the democrats, pretty popular with independents and this is, i mean, it's become a parted san issue. but if there is any issue that people agree with on more than almost anything else, it was a good thing to kill osama bin laden. >> gr

, or san francisco or chicago. tavis: you can spot that that early in their lives? >> yes. tavis: wow. >> that is one of the challenges. or sometimes, these young people work for three, four, five years in new york. if you are talking about american ballet theater. and then they go elsewhere and become soloists and principal dancers elsewhere, europe sometimes, but mostly in the the states. it happens all the time. people from new york city ballet goes to san francisco or miami and start their own companies. dancers are quite mature people because they start to perform so early. they become professionals when they start to take every day classis. bister to perform sleeping -- they start to perform sleeping beauty and the nutcracker and you can start to see. that is one of the bigger challenge is that you have when you run the classical dance company. and then give them opportunities to dance, would you think is right -- which you think is right. i had the great tradition of american ballet theater choreography. gre

any provisions of this ordinance or the acts. that is where we talk about non- willful issues and where we are directing our vehicle for finding enforcement. we are choosing your commission to be the enforcement body to do that. we can choose any number of other ones, but we don't feel how to do enforcement on these particular items. this is where the thrust of the task force as non-woeful comes from. >> i agree with you that the task force can make that determination. they have one of two choices as a read this. you can either go the court or you can come to the ethics committee. and i heard your earlier statement about the only role that the ethics commission would have is that they would have to accept your finding as a matter of law and would just impose a penalty. no court -- if you said to enforce this determination there has been a violation, the judge might give some presumption to the agency, but he or she would make an independent judgment whether or not your determination was correct. coming up with some mechanism that

$50,000 or so. a lot smaller. a lot of those are farmers and ranchers. if it happened today, under our program, every farmer or rancher would be made 100% whole. >> but it wasn't, so what about those folks who were not made whole, the little guys? >> we cannot do things looking back, it would be considered a moral hazard. there's $158 billion of segregated funds in the futures industry and that would be a detriment to cme or anybody else to try to guarantee that number. >> mr. giddens if i might for a second, mr. chairman. mr. giddens, there's been a lot of questions here today, maybe half a dozen regulators, maybe more, about what happened, what transpired, things been talked about, poorly capitalized, liquidity problems, when mr. corzine came on board. and we see something happen in the eighth largest bankruptcy that's ever happened where segregated funds were compromised. does this kind of stuff just happen? as a policymaker, you always look to say, what went wrong, what could we have done better

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mitt romney was not speaking in new york or pennsylvania or rhode island or connecticut or delaware and he's not doing what some other candidates have done this year, which is to not give their speech in a state that has just voted but instead give their speech in a state that is about to have a primary soon in the next round of voting. instead, mitt romney tonight is giving his speech in a state that has symbolish resonance, because it is where he launched his campaign for the presidency. he's not speaking tonight in the place where he initially launched his candidacy back in 2008. when he ran in 2008, do you remember where he launched his campaign? at the henry ford museum in michigan, right? they were trying to make it seem like massachusetts wasn't his home state and michigan was. the drag about that was, the camera angle. because the camera angle made it look like mitt romney was in the movie "northwest by northwest" and was running from a crop duster. so mr. romney tonight is going back to where he announced his presidential candidacy, but not where he announced it four years ago,

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brooks or two jacks. that is not to excuse it, on our behalf, at all, i take it extremely seriously. that that situation had arisen. >> may i move forward to janua january 2007, mr. murdoch? paragraph 172 of your statement, where you say ask -- after mr. goodman pleaded guilty, i recall mr. coulson resigned and mr. hinton replaced them with mr. myler. do you see that? >> yes. >> were not directly involved in the decision to appoint mr. myler as editor of the "news of the world"'s? >> mr. hinton sent me, i suppose he spoke to me, i forget, but he certainly sent me an e-mail saying he propose this, did i agree your and i said yes. >> did you know mr. myler? >> yes, and you know, he would not have been my choice, but mr. hinton felt that he was someone who would never have any contact with the "news of the world," wouldn't be personal allegiances there. and he could look at it, and he could rely on him to report back to mr. hinton. >> why would mr. myler -- [inaudible] >> well, i could think of some stronger

to the first question, all or that which is above or below 1%? >> the requirement is you have to explain, identified the neighborhoods that explain the deviations. those might be inside or outside of the district in which there is a deviation.

or brown? >> mm-hmm. >> what do you hear? >> i don't want to be your friend because i have white skin and you have black skin. >> okay. what is it about skin color that sometimes kids think they might not want to be friends? >> because they don't like -- like their color. like, they don't like brown, so they want a white color skin friend. >> reporter: our expert, dr. melanie killen, says children's own experiences with race, along with the messages they hear at school and at home, the characters in the tv shows they watch, what they see online, all of those have an effect. but the subtle messages adults might not even realize they're sending also have a huge effect on children. dr. killen calls it implicit bias. >> when we're in a situation in public, we're in a room and we have an opportunity to ask two different people for help for something, and we might just, you know, be more likely to ask the person of the same race than somebody who's an opposite race for help. all that really has a ver

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i certainly appreciate getting rid of things about whether or not you can keep a bagel or whether or not you can serve ice cream in a cup or not. but the main thing, as i think tom said is the way that alcohol plays into these. you do have a definition. i am not sure if you are eliminating it about a bona fide eating place that sort of tracks with what the abc definition is, but in the planning code and even more detailed, and that is really useful. restaurants and all of these other things. i did not come upon that one. i am not quite sure if i understood that it is always going to be a conditional use when an alcohol license is applied for. in some bank -- something was granted. they take over a place where it was maybe a restaurant before, but they get a conditional use for a restaurant, but they turned into a nightclub or a bar, and they can go until 2:00 in the morning. if every time they came before you, they were able to limit the hours as appropriate to what the business center was going to be, like ok, only until 10:00 or 11:00, all right, but right now, they do not. there i

to stay in the global game do you want to keep it or delete it. the dollar is so. well. studied to remain steady the world's leading currency we're seeing china is on the rise asia is on the rise middle east do you want to keep it or delete it. it's a global economy i will keep it. straight so if you know the dollar fails then obviously someone else might if you know people have grown tired of hearing more about i get on the news and this is just another setback but there are others who want to hear more and hope someone in washington will do something to turn this around. our guys thanks for your responses and here's our next question for you earlier today president obama gave a speech calling the g.o.p.'s new budget a form of thinly veiled social darwinism so we want to know if you agree with the president's harsh words let us know what you think on facebook twitter and you tube and you know as a response just might make it on air. now we talk about drone where warfare all the time on this show and the legal and ethical questions of killing from

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not saying who is winning or not winning, good, bad, who has the better or the rotten budget. we have to get a budget out of the senate to move it forward. i'm curious, has senator reid given indication or chairman of the budget committee given indication there will be a budget so we can engage it with the house to try to resolve it? >> no. harry reid said there is no knead to pass a budget. bring one to floor. ken conrad said he wanted to mark up a budget. he has been back tracking that as well. very disappointing. they will rely on caps put in by the budget control act. that is not even close to a budget. they were trying, i'm sure to block any attempt the republicans made toward bringing up the house budget or bringing up alternatives for example, from like pat too manyey. >> bottom line, they don't want to show the american public that first of all they have no plan. the only plan is to increase taxes on the american people. >> the president has a proposal. so the president has some plan. the real problem is senator harry reid made a decision the stop the budget process by

bigotry or ethnic claims. it and it was about the rule of law. it was so clear. it was just -- it's what we have been saying, our message, to everyone. it was great. >> greta: how many questions, if you remember, were focused on racial profiling? did that term come up a number of times? >> well, you know, two years ago, when i signed the bill, it all started, even before that time. for two years, we have heard nothing other than arizona is racist, arizona is bigoted and it is all about racial profiling. you walk down the street in phoenix and you are licking an ice cream cone, you are going to get arrested, if you don't have proper i.d -- >> greta: but today? >> today, chief justice roberts made it very, very clear that this issue was not about racial profiling. and he asked the solicitor general and he says, you're right, it is not about racial profiling. >> greta: the chief justice or the general solicitor. >> it was a communication between both of them. >> greta: when you walked in, you got booing? >> did i

or ei-ther. or e-conomical. [ chuckling ] or ec-onomical. pa-tato, po-tato, huh? actually, it's to-mato, ta-mato. oh, that's right. [ laughs ] [ car door shuts ] [ male announcer ] visit your local chevy dealer today. now very well qualified lessees can get a 2012 chevy cruze ls for around $159 per month. e.p.a. estimated 36 miles per gallon highway. >>> three american airlines unions are supporting a potential merger with us airways according to a document filed friday with the s.e.c. us airways still needs support of management directors and the parent company of amr. american airlines went into bankruptcy last year. >>> the chairman of disney stepping down after the failure of epic adventure film "john carter." the box office recorded was abysmal. he stepped down after the loss. no successor has been named. >>> hot off the scene and political ticker, democratic senator joe manchin may buck his own party in the presidential election. the national journal quotes the west virginia lawmaker saying he may not vote for president obama in the fall. manchin says he'll

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troops are posing and were caught posing with the bodies of dead afghans is this an isolated incident or just the reality of war is going to be a symbol of just how desensitized our forces have become. and all your most private most personal information is just a click away and looks like big brother lost the power to browse through your online life at will but hacktivists and clips of us are going to stand idly by going to explain a scary little bill called cispa and why we should care about this week. group because the more you would seem out of line squeezing the water from a single raindrop conserve natural resources toss hearing from the department. that sounds pretty good to me but maybe the question it should be what do you know companies are trying to do but how they're trying to do it pulling farmers buying off politicians and genetically modifying what we eat are some of the charges explain why this may be the food fight for your life. good evening it's wednesday april eighteenth seven pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy craft and you're watching our t.v. . we begin today with

or philadelphia and that these cities will be either raised or laid under contribution. one of the easiest ways that some people at least first write in on is saying that we need to lock the "merrimac" in the elizabeth river, either lock her in or lock her out. and to use submerged hulks, stone boats, whatever, barges, to achieve this. prevent the ship from actually leaving its harbor and revising, or launching another attack on the u.s. navy in hampton roads. this idea also is applied to the potomac. that is, the fear that the merrimac is going to come up the potomac and show the capital is palpable. and so the solution was to send ships to kettle bottom shoals just below washington. it's a rather treacherous stretch of river. and to sink ships there. two frigates if necessary. that after all, if the "merrimac" destroyed two of the navy's best ships in an afternoon, why not just sink them in the potomac and block the "merrimac" from getting up to washington so she doesn't have to destroy them, we'll do it for her. also, the suggestion is, and it's very much a strat agem

because i've heard stories of a tornado or hurricane or something. >> weather was not a particular factor there. where it played a role is the british occupation of washington. they occupied it for about 24 hours, 25 hours. there were two really nasty storms that hit during the night. some contemporaries called them tornadoes. that may be an overstatement. they were bad enough, however, that one building collapsed and killed a number of british soldiers inside. now, during the british bombardment of fort mchenry, it was a stormy night, but i don't think that had an impact on the outcome of that bombardment. >> can you tell us about the pie ran jean lafite? >> jean lafitte is part of that mythology of the battle of new orleans, that he played a crucial role in the american victory. he and his brother pierre lafitte had a band of pirates that preyed on commerce in and around lake barteria, the mouth of the mississippi river. they had as many as 1,000 people in their little band of pirates. they preyed on everyone's commerce. and then they sold their merchandise in new orleans for a good pri

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and when he delivers his state or authorities or service or life in istanbul. but i was mentioning a moment ago about the u.n. envoy kofi annan and that of a secretary of state hillary clinton referring to an and six stage peace plan clinton has already accused president assad of refusing to act according to the six staged peace plan saying it's just another addition to his list of in actions well let's get some more details on the whole concept of what's going on a journalist and political analyst crystal forestalled live in berlin good to see you today or the friends of syria group pledged to give funding and communication a quick run to the opposition is this in your view possibly a shift towards military aid for the rebels. not at all it's just to show how much of the already flowing military aid to the rebels is being dealt with other table and to be clear on these so-called salaries they are being paid since a long time since the beginning and since we have an eyewitness now the ex lebanon correspondent of zero mr ali hashem winter away in disgust from je

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leigh or if you have snose thank you. >> the numbers or 732 and 3660 for 2010. >> anything else in the cree tierra section? >> yes, there are three instances where redistricting is in here and i would suggest striking that because we've said on page one task force. simplifies the language. >> no? it's not factically incorrect. >> oh, it says on page one -- >> we're not going to debate it. let's just vote. mr. alonso? >> no. >> mr. leigh? >> no. >> ms. melara? >> no. >> ms. mondejar? >> no. >> ms. lam? >> no. >> mr. schreiber? >> no. >> ms. tidwell? >> no. >> anything else in criteria section? page three. the continuance of the criteria section. make sure you didn't overlook anything. ok, thank you. moving into page four, section 3. description of redistricting task force process. ms. lam? >> i just wanted to be able to add that the task force had received more than 1,000 written and oral testimony? >> where? >> i'm sorry, second paragraph. page 4. >> sorry, i have the task force of over 1,000 written in oral testimony or public comment. >> i'm sorry, and 300 what? >> [inaudible] >> can

depend on energy control and a record number of americans are reportedly denouncing their citizenship or handed over their green cards many say it's for tax reasons that's right it's tax day in the u.s. we'll talk about the international backlash against i.r.s. let's get to today's council of town. all right u.s. president barack obama in the face of higher and rising oil and gasoline prices that we've seen went after evil oil speculators today and he wants congress to pass more regulation he wants lawmakers to do the following you want them to fund a six fold increase for surveillance and enforcement staff at the commodities futures trading commission to put more cops on the beat overseeing the oil market he wants to empower this the f.t.c. to raise margin requirements for traders oil positions and raise the penalties for market manipulation to ten million dollars from a million dollars i have some proposals how about getting the cops already on the beat to enforce the rules already on the books which appeared majorly lacking in examples such as the m.f. global bankruptcy and stiffer fi

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so if it does sit in and other agencies such as health or the mayor's office on disability or another plan checking department other than building, and the associated building, mechanical, or egg -- or if they need plumbing or electrical from us, that would be the time frame that we would start counting the days on. that also extends the time frame a little bit and gives the permit applicants some more time. it is treaty on our part to calculate the time, but we have a way of doing that. we devised a way of doing it. the other thing, on the fee table is, what was actually discovered back in 2007 when the thief the tables -- with the fee table for a revised is that the plan and check for the inspection fee for alterations was less than the inspection fee for permits that had no plans. so what was happening is people that had violations on their property were coming in, drawing up a set of plans, and getting the penalties reduced on the erroneous amount that was in the fee table for plans. it was not the minimum fee. we have corrected that, and it has taken us almost three years to do i

children or such. even though he's kind of in the same boats because now he's also requesting protective custody, yes, be safeguarded from the rest of the general population. realistically whether he is a gang dropout or has sex crimes, as far as the general population goes, it doesn't really matter. but he still wants to have that mentality that he is a little bit better than a particular inmate in the prison setting. >> did you have a problem going back out to that particular housing unit? refusing a celly? >> like i said, i was out there, never got in any trouble while i was out there. me personally, it's like if i don't know anything about you, i'm just trying to do my time and go home. i didn't mess with them. i never downtalked to them. i never picked on them. i just went over there and let everybody know that they might be. but this individual started telling me about his case, and i got my pictures on my wall of my little girl and little boy. it's kind of hard. that's why i told the co i don't

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they cannot become a to do zero or 10 or 50 taxi company. -- 2 or 10 or 50 taxi company. much like liquor licenses are being transferred, out with the existing permit to operate a taxi company, the existing permits have become quite a valuable on the black market. they are going for as much as $250,000. this administrative action, a refusal to issue a new permanent -- permanent, interferes with business with no policy justification. a denial of a permanent is within the purview of this court of appeals. that would be under the san francisco charter section 4.1060. this could go to superior court, but that is a costly position for the appellant. it is not the best argument for this body to take a matter on, but also in the past, w to superior court, they may have resulted in mta later ratifying a staff action. thank you. >> the citation you gave us to the san francisco charter. >> that is listed in respondent brief. san francisco charter section 4.1060. >> thank you. >> a couple of things -- go back over the point raised having to do with the fact that there is an avenue f

we feel as if he's a son or a grandson or a brother or a cousin. but i think that if we truly want justice for him, if we want to guarantee that his tragic death will not have been in vain, we have to figure out how to eradicate racism, not only from the psyches of people in this country, but from the institutions, as well. >> why do you say that we almost put blinders on or that we do put blinders on, many of us, when it comes to these issues as if they don't exist or to look for excuses for it not to exist, why does that happen? >> well, in many ways it's -- it's much more difficult to think about the broad issue of racism or racist violence. it's really very painful -- as painful as it is to think about the death of trayvon martin, it's even more painful to have to recognize that this has happened to so many young, black men and black women in this country. thousands and tens of thousands. and so it's -- in a lot of ways, it's much easier to focus on the facts of one case and just to focus on one individual just to raise the demand that george z

that's been a nice plus for it. >> just because it's been a week or a month or a year or ten years or even 34 years, there's hope. there are more missing children out there who can be identified and can be brought home. >> people need to have hope especially about missing people. >> reporter: carter says he's always known who he is. thanks to this sketch, now he knows more about who he was. >>> it's known as the nerd prom, but don't expect to see people with pocket protectors and calculators. the annual white house correspondents' dinner is strictly a-list. players from washington and hollywood, jimmy kimmel is hosting the event. expect to hear jokes about the scandal that's rocked the secret service. >> obviously, the secret service is something i'm going to talk about but not necessarily going to do 30 jokes about it. probably stop at about 22. we're in the white house. never been in the white house before. probably never asked back either, but it's really very cool, actually. >> and you can tune into cnn tonight. we're going to have live coverage of the dinner beginning at 9:30 eas

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we feel as if he's a son or a grandson or a brother or a cousin. but i think that if we truly want justice for him, if we want to guarantee that his tragic death will not have been in vain, we have to figure out how to eradicate racism, not only from the psyches of people in this country, but from the institutions, as well. >> why do you say that we almost put blinders on or that we do put blinders on, many of us, when it comes to these issues as if they don't exist or to look for excuses for it not to exist, why does that happen? >> well, in many ways it's -- it's much more difficult to think about the broad issue of racism or racist violence. it's really very painful -- as painful as it is to think about the death of trayvon martin, it's even more painful to have to recognize that this has happened to so many young black men and black women in this country. thousands and tens of thousands. and so it's -- in a lot of ways, it's much easier to focus on the facts of one case and just to focus on one individual just to raise the demand that george zi

as rash, hives, swelling of the lips, tongue or throat, or difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis for daily use and a 30-tablet free trial. >>> president obama will host a screening of the classic movie "to kill a mocking bird" at the white house. and an airing of the movie this saturday night at the usa network. it's a 50 year anniversary of the release of the film. we'll be right back. >>> we're back, the trayvon martin story remains in the national spotlight since his death. according to a poll, people of different races and political affiliations are divided on whether there has been so much news coverage of the case. 56% of republicans say there has been too much. and 43% of whites compared to 16% of african-americans. we have been tracking the story since sanford florida, and mooukle joins us now, what's the latest? >> the latest is that george zimmerman hired a new defense lawyer who is a former cop, prosecutor, a specialist in dna cases, so suggesting he is looking for somebody with a strong backgr

be it latinos or young voters or his own conservative base. possible peeps with chuck todd and major garrett. gentlemen, let's start with you, sir, chuck. let's start with the one here. >> the only true gentleman on the show. >> i keep hearing this from the right. i don't hear it from mainstream journalists like yourself. they say rubio. i keep hearing it from the right wing guys, they say rubio. where do you stand? how does it look? >> i tell you i think he excites the base. the intellectual conservative base in a way that i think none of the other candidates being talked about do. i think that's number one. number two, clearly the idea of he trying to help on the latino front makes rubio a prime player. you throw in the fact that he's from a swing state. and i think his youth is helpful. there needs to be the republican party needs to show a generational shift. that's why the idea of either a paul ryan or a marco rubio does that. the down side, has really been through the scrutiny that you go through and you want to do that with somebody tha

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it is not win or lose. for me, it is not winning or losing. it is whether we are doing the right thing. that is the important thing. and so, on the reactive portion for our office, it is looking back and making sure we are prosecuting on solid evidence, we are prosecuting and evidence that has integrity. that is the most important thing. i also want to say that we are doing pro-active things. we are sending our lawyers to the academy to train lawyers -- the ethical issue is something we cannot get into as much, because that is an issue the academy might train, but we can train them on what the law is and we can train them on what they can and cannot do pursuant to the law, and we want to give them those tools to make good decisions and could arrests so there is integrity within the system. i agree wholeheartedly with what stewart said earlier, that if there isn't faith in the system, if there is not integrity and what we do, it is not just the criminal justice system. we all lose. i will give a plug to my boss. he instituted all lot of policie

i have seen different on politicians whether male or female and -- . >> whether he's sincere or not -- >> it really seems like he really values her opinion. >> you canalue her ot -niobut t lean on her constantly to decide -- . [ multiple speakers ] >> look at how president obama -- they have all done it. >> if he keeps calling out his wife, then of course people are going to look to her in a political way that they would have not before. so you know, the way in which candidates see their wife jokingly or with respect to what they do at home, they don't constantly refer to them in policy terms because they than will make the wife a target as well as the candidate. >> all right. let us what you know think. please follow me on twitter@bonnie erbe. from women speaking out to equal rights for all. another shot at an equal rbe.hts amendment? it's been forty years since the era was sent to states and thirano years since the deadline for states to ratify the constitutional amendment which gives women & men equal rights under us law. maryland senator ben cardin wants to remove the deadline for

manager or supervisor, or just the standout person in their company. they are bringing more money home, as you are but shadows. bringing more money home to their husbands. now, in the book, it is surprising when i saw that man should see this and hitch their wagon up. talk to me about that. why should a man feel like they need to hitch their wagon to this woman who is rising and becoming the breadwinner, taking care of the family, when, indeed, tradition shows that we should hitch our wagon to his life. >> hopefully, it in a future world, there will be a lot of mutual hitching. younger women today are in an interesting position. they are better educated, by and large, the men in their 20s. they are not in that -- women are really having to ask themselves, would i marry a man who didn't know college have college or doesn't have my level of education? >> and you see a lot of women marry down for next. >> right. then, increasingly have gotten the message that earnings and education are desirable in a life partner. that earnings are a good thing. when men