the lily ledbetter pay fair act. fair pay act. i was looking at a picture of that wonderful event, and she looks the same. and i don't. but while we've got a lot to celebrate that day, we knew that our work wasn't done. we knew we had a lot more to do to close the pay gap between men and women, and insure that no woman would ever face the kind of discrimination that lily faced on the job, and everybody here knows the numbers and many of you have experienced. today women account for almost half of the work force, but the typical woman who worked full-time still earns 79 cents for every dollar that the typical man does. the gap is even wider for women of color. typical black working woman makes only 60 cents. typical latino wroe woman makes only 65 cents for every dollar a white man earns. that's not right. oftentimes folks doing the same job and being paid differently. getting the fair shot that we believe every single american deserves. it doesn't just defend our values at a time when women are increasingly the breadwinners in our

the lilly ledbetter fair pay act was the first piece of legislation signed by president obama. it loosened the statute of limitations surrounding workers ability to sue for pay discrimination. now -- under this new proposal - companies -- with 100 employees or more -- would be required to report salary information by gender - race and ethnicity. the administration says this will help aid investigations into employers that are "unlawfully shortchanging workers" the president was joined by lilly ledbetter -- at the white house today -- to talk about how unfair pay hurts everyone. it hurts us, it hurts our families and it hurts our 46-58 president barack obama "often times folks are doing the same job and being paid differently. it means that women are not getting the fair shot that every single american deserves." the president admitted equal pay for women 'won't solve every problem" -- and says it's just one of the many changes that need to happen in the workplace. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - a car made famous by pope francis is up for auction. where you can mak

gabrielle: president obama signed the lilly ledbetter fair pay act in 2009. nigel: the new oconee county dissensions enter begin detention center began operations today. inmates have been moved from the old detention center to the new one which is located near the law enforcement center. the new $17 million facility can hold more inmates. the sheriff says the new facility comes with policy changes too. there will be no more face to face visitations. instead inmates will have to talk to visitors through video phones. the sheriff hopes that will eliminate some contraband problems. tonight, monster jam kicks off at the bon secours wellness arena. gabrielle: did you see aly myles riding this scooby-doo thing earlier today? that was impressive. today she introduces us to some of the drivers, includof the newest on the scene. aly: it's not exactly your typical desk job.>> 10,010 -- 10m,,000 pound monster truck, entertaining these people out tonight -- it's aly: 1500, 2,000 horsepower running on 66 inch tires. >> we jump upwards of 200 feet. i saw someone go over ei

lilly ledbetter is helping. it would force companies with more than 100 employees to start disclosing the pay. let's go to the president. >> we've got some important personages here. so let me just call them out. we've got senator amy clobachar. and tom perez. the chair of the equal employment opportunity commission, jenny ainge is here. one of my favorites, the outstanding billie jean king is in the house and of course, lilly ledbetter is here. lilly's just become a dear friend to our family and i can tell you that she's beloved not just by us, but by all the staff that work with her. she's just terrific. she just mentioned she was by my side when i signed first bill into law, the lilly ledbetter fair pay act. i was looking at a picture of that wonderful event, and she looks the same. and i don't. but while we've got a lot to celebrate that day, we knew that our work wasn't done. we knew we had a lot more to do to close the pay gap between men and women, to ensure no women would ever face the kind of discrimina

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. >> reed: the seventh anniversary of the lily ledbetter fair pay act. the act which president obama signed in 2009 is named for a woman who discovered her employer was paying her less than men doing the very same job. president obama talked about a proposal to collect data in an effort to help businesses ensure they are treating employees equally. >> oftentimes folks doing the ofly. it means that women are not getting the fair shot that we believe every single american deserves. >> reed: right now under the lily ledbetter fair pay act it allows unfair pay complaints to be filed within 180 days of a discriminatory paycheck. >> marie: just days before the iowa caucuses donald trump is holding a hefty lead in the polls. as a candidate trump has as you know been unapologetic and brash and has shown he doesn't need to change his ways. >> reed: so does this mean national correspondent kristine frazao shows why they may be forced to. >> reporter: the anti-establishment, anti-pc candidate with no political experience may be experiencing a significant shift. >>

ledbetter was at the white house today. >> is it personal to women? it hurts us. it hurts our families, and it hurts our economy. >> we are proposing to collect and report pay data by race, ethnicity and gender from businesses with 100 employees or more. and the goal is to help businesses that are trying to do the right thing, like the ones here today, to get a clearer picture of how they can ensure their employees are being treated equally. companies would be due in september of 2017 after the obama administration. the administration's own estimates put the costs a bit under $400 per employer the first year and a few hundred dollars per year after that. >>> flint, michigan is getting a $2 million help to deal with the contaminated water crisis. today, the governor of michigan signed emergency funding into law. this is the second round of state aid since the fall, when improperly treated water was found to have leached lead into the city's water supply. the money is to pay for bottled water, filters, and to help the city with unpaid water bills, funding to hire ou

. >> she is proud of though lily ledbetter case which began as a dissident of course. this is the case of a woman who granted -- work her entire career for decades at the goodyear tire plant. and this is how much. this started with you, and how much you are paid. and systematically underpaid, sexually harassed for years, treated like garbage and is physically challenging job, this was a point she decided it was time to go to court but of course title 7 of the civil rights act which protects workers from being discriminated against, lily ledbetter was told by a majority of the supreme court she waited too long. even though she hadn't seen and known she was being discriminated against, it came down to a technicality. did the discrimination start every time she got up paycheck lower than the other employees who happens to be men or discrimination start when she could have asked for a raise and had no idea what other people were making? there was a justice on the supreme court named samuel leader who was frequently adversary on the cases she was passionate about and wrote

this is a photo sent to us this morning from mary ellen ledbetter in st asheville. it shows the temperature outside as 9 point 4 degrees. 3 3 that's prompting mutliple school delays this morning. avery, mitchell, madison, yancey and avery counties all on 2 hour delays. they are scrolling on 3 thth bottom of your screen as well. good morning. here is a across the region. your day planner shows temperatures warming by noon. coming up, i'll show you our 7-day forecast for both the mountains and upstate. 3 3 3 3 3 breaking news out of fletcher... where firefighters are responding to a house fire. news 13's lauren brigman just got on the scene on emmas grove road and joins us live. lauren... what can you tell us? 3 3 3 3 the search 3 3 3 3 3 the search continues in hawaii today for a marine from the upstate, along with 11 others. they have been missing since their helicopters the four life rafts believed to be onboard the helicopters have been recovered. the u-s coast guard says, so far, there are no signs that any survivors used those rafts. 3 meanwhile... the family of

it comes on the 7th anniversary of the lily ledbetter pay act. she sued for better pay and was a model employee and a joy to be around. lawmakers can relax because it won't require a legislative approval. it is one of the executive orders that orders americans to have to follow what the president says because he knows better. what will the data be used for 1234 to make it easier to sue businesses and then strong arm people who didn't vote for obama into hiring people who did. that's not the way he puts it. that's my definition. when asked how it felt further erode the works of hard working business owners. obama says it is a flog and there are times when you have to chip away and chip away. i only took is slightly out of context. carly, you are a woman. is the pay gap real or imagined? >> well, are you sure? well, it is unbelievable -- yes, it is real. >> it is real. >> and it is unbelievable in 2016 there is still a pay gap between men and women. i have no problem with what obama is doing. a lot of people that are anti-obama will say this is gov

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you see president obama speaking at the white house in honor of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act that has been in place for quite some time. the white house is announcing new measures to help women get equal pay. we will keep you updated on this. any developments will be posted on our website, wjla.com. meantime, the have your health matters report. some physicians are prescribing exercise as medicine. a call to action recommends exercise for all patients, calling it one of the most patients prescriptions can receive. now to a groundbreaking dr., featured in the movie "concussion." he believes o.j. simpson is suffering from concussion disease, a disease he discovered nfl players suffered from many blows to the head. the condition can only be diagnosed after death, but the doctor says o.j. shows symptoms of the disease. >> impulsive behavior, bad judgment, criminality. mood disorders. jummy: simpson made the same assertion during his trial. the doctor once the case to serve as a reminder for the can cause.sport as we move closer to super bowl 50, people are making predictions. will it

else is is equal pay for women spoke at an event of a work in the seventh anniversary of then lilly ledbetter fair pay act lawsuit bandanna collection program to close the financial gender gap use the data collected to identify companies that do not pay few employees for wages . white house confirmed reports that hillary clinton store classified information on her private server but sheila secretary of state,rv spokesman says that the server contained some closely guarded secrets of c to release aboutst 20,000 e-mails from her time as secretary of state at least seven e-mail e- chains would be protected because they contain top-secret material today's developments come just three days before the iowa caucuseslot . reports indicate that michigan leaders may have known thatichi he quit drinking the plaintiff in what was unsafet before they informed residents, they pass out free bottled water to workers in the plant area todayrr the governor claimed that was news to him because he thought the water was distributed becausehaus water coolers at the plant state state building filled quality test yo

seven years ago today, the president signed his first piece of legislation - the lilly ledbetter fair pay act. the white house says while progress has been made - it's not enough. that's why the president highlighted several additional actis he's taking tclose that gap - among them - including collecting wage ininrmation from all companies with 100 or more employees. the zika virus has now infected 31-people in the u-s. globob health leaders are holding an emergency meeting monday to decide whether the outbreak is a global health emergency. in brazil, scientists are nsidering using getically modified squitos to end the outbreak. their plan is to release male mosquitos containing a self destruct mechanism - so once th mate - all offspring would die before reaching adulthood.the virus has been linked to birth defects in babies and worse - some coming up on live at 5...a major comback, devastating floods closed hancher auditorium's doors but they'll soon open for music again. a sneak peek at what the new auditorium has to offer the community. meanwhile, a live look at the pentacrest in i

michelle: president obama marks the seventh verse of the lily ledbetter fair pay act. the first piece of legislation he signed after taking office. president obama: take we are taking one more step in the right direction. we are proposing to collect and report payday the by race, ethnicity and gender from businesses with 100 employees or more. michelle: the president says the goal is to help companies improve pay equality and improve enforcement of the equal pay laws. the lilly ledbetter act made it easier to sue employers for pay discrimination. 26 years in orbit and the hubble space telescope is still making headlines. we got our money's worth out of this thing. check out the image of a giant gas crowd hurling toward our galaxy with the potential to create 200 million new stars. don't worry. no need to panic. astronomers say the cloud won't reach the milky way for $30 million years. leon: we will be snowed in until then anyway. michelle: no! it feels like that for some fogs who still haven't seen a plow. crazy. leon: a week later. check this out, folks. have you seen

. >> want to point your way to the left side of your screen, lee ledbetter making remarks before the president is expected to step up to the lectern marking seven years since the signing of the third act which makes it easier for women to file lawsuits for a discrimination but now the president wants to take things up another step toward bridging the gender gap, the gender a gap, he is proposing a plan that would force companies to break down a based on gender, race and ethnicity and submit it to the federal government every year. women still make an average of $0.79 for every dollar a man earns. we are watching the president right now. that was some file video but as he steps up to the lectern we will show you parts of that. what are your thoughts on taking this law and trying to do more with it at this point? >> in 2004 the white house according to the washington post and the white house itself men made on average $10,000 more than women in the white house. they can't even do it in the white house let alone try to do it for 330 million americans. and and women give birth and raise

>>> president obama revealed new rules to help enforce the law he signed seven years ago, the lily ledbetter act. those new rules require companies to provide data on how much they pay employees based on gender, race and ethnicity. in 2014 women made 79 cents for the same job. as news 4 explains it sounds good, but some small business owners tell us it simply won't work. >> reporter: sheila can't remember it but two days after she was adopted her mom brought her to work. >> for me personally this issue hits home. when i was first adopted my mother didn't have the option to have a day off. she had to make the choice and we actually went to work together. >> reporter: sheila was among the hundreds in the crowd today as governor cuomo god vice president biden's backing for 12 weeks of paid family leave for all new yorkers. it became personal for him when he spent weeks at his son beau's bedside last year. >> the one thing they want is just the solace of you holding the hand. >> i know the feeling. i went through it last year with my father. months at most. that was the time to be there. that is

today, he marked the seventh anniversary of signing the lilly ledbetter fair pay act, which addresses the gender pay gap. obama also announced he's expanding a data collection program to identify companies violating equal pay laws. before, the government only tracked government contractors. but now, it plans to collect data from all businesses with 100 employees or more. companies must file their first pay reports by september one iowa city high school teacher is taking learning to a whole new level. she says she hopes a new kind of desk helps students focus better in the classroom. more active weather on the horizon with a partly cloudy sky and highs near 40 expected. a mix of rain/snow develops saturday night and continues into sunday. with a mix some slick conditions are certainly possible. in case you missed it, the iowa caucus is monday and the a rain/snow mix develops late monday night into tuesday morning followed by snow, which could be heavy, lasting into wednesday morning. strong winds will accompany this system meaning significant travel impacts are likely. stay with kcrg f

the willie ledbetter act, we did that at a state level. but i think the fair pay act goes to set ledbetter in requiring different scales between men and women and protections for women who might complain to employers, so we need to make real that promise. long deferred. it has been forever. >> thank you. evan o'malley: thank you. i hope you caucus for me. >> these are my brothers, and i have a few more friends. governor o'malley: good to see again, tell me your name again. >> jacob. >> austin. rags sarah. >> molly. >> virginia. governor o'malley: it good to see you. do you want to get a picture? they give for all you are doing for me. yet, for sure. governor o'malley: it you even put a tie on for me. plastic chairt did not crack while i was standing on it. it makes for more entertainment. thank you for coming. >> thank you, man. governor o'malley: stand strong. >> i really like all the questions you take. i come from an intensely military family. o'malley: sad to say, we are doing a poor job. everybody talks about how well we are doing, bu

today is the seventh anniversary of the lilly ledbetter, better pay act. today he announced new rules requiring companies with more than 100 employees to submit payday ta each year. in it's response to data showing women today earn $0.79 for every dollar a man earns. president obama says not only is this a disparity with women, but race also plays a factor. >> today women account for almost half of the work force, but the typical woman who works full-time still earns $0.79 per every dollar that the typical man does. the gap is even wider for women of color, typical black working woman makes only $0.60. >> president obama says women are not getting a fair shot that every american deserves. patty what do you make of this? >> a lot of people roxana when they take a look at the wage gap one people do to dismiss the findings, they say women make different choices. but there were many studies done, and what they found was one year out of college, the pay -- one year out of college, four-year graduates, the pay gap is $0.82 for every dollar that a man earns, but

today is the seventh anniversary of president obama signing the lilly ledbetter fair pay act. this morning, iowa representative marti anderson laid out an equal pay bill she's sponsoring . stephanie: it's been topping your national headlines and now a metro city is trying to help-- stephanie/ram: we've been hearing a lot about communities in michigan and ohio that have lead in their drinking water. and now, johnston has been selected to participate in the... water community assistance for resiliency and excellence program. it's set up by the epa to help give technical assistance to different cities nation. it can provide up to $50-thousand dollars worth of help. johnston city leaders say it's an indicator that they've been doing things the right way. dave cubit, johnston public works director: "potentially gives us an opportunity to find some other funding sources that allow us to keep our water rates at the current rate and not have to raise them as we have aging infrastructure that we have to replace and as we grow." stephanie: all of johnston's water comes from des moines w

the president spoke at a white ledbetter fair pay act. and apple is recalling millions of power adapters, because they could cause electric shock. the company says the two-prong wall plug adapters affected were designed for use abroad. in very rare cases, the adapters may break and create risk of electrical shock. apple says it will exchange the faulty plugs for free at any apple store. steve: i don't know about you, but when i went outside, it was absolutely fabulous area great day. kurtis: late january, and we hit the mid 40's. it was a little bit breezy, but they were responsible for the warm-up. south wind at 10. here in the metro, 46. lamoni is 46, a bit cooler in northeastern iowa. your planner, a few clouds out there, partly cloudy at 10 p.m. tomorrow, 30 degrees, not a bad start for a january morning. we will not warm up as much, but still headed up to the 40's by the noon hour. 3:00 p.m. is 45. there is a nice sunshine we had, through. the system to the north will scoot by, and that may have a bit of an impact on sunday. if you a

the new rules come as the president marks the seventh anniversary of the lily ledbetter fair pay act. that's the first piece of legislation he signed as president and it look loosened the statute of limitations in which workers can sue priors >> michelle: scientists are working on a new weapon to fight the zika virus and purposely releasing more mosquitos into the air. >> krystal: this is interesting. >> reporter: we're here in the egg breeding lab of a company in the united kingdom which is using mosquitos to fight mosquitos. this is the [ inaudible ]. there are 12,000 of them. this is the specific species of mosquito which spread zika and also been also also dengue fever. these are not the same as the wild. they're genetically modified. they can't survive very long. scientists take the male of this genetically m into a problematic wild population where there's some sort of an outbreak and they breed with the female. >> there's actually 3 million mosquito eggs in this believe it or not. world to different areas where we're treating the mosquito and trying to remove the mosquito. >> r

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>> i draw for a living because that black -- the block period you die in the ledbetter. >> host: those questions are if of block period you were constantly drawing. >> but it's i draw i have to theorize that i draw eyes and hands. like having a part of my life i do not breathe or talk. >> is that the artist friendly place? >> they are a the parasites of the rich on to this little tiny island where you could have of living for yourself. is hard and harder every year. >> you have funny stories of the patrons that completely misunderstood but what they are willing to pay. >> the guy that wanted to buy the original i did not sell it to him he was a dodger perdue were and said everyone to buy this side of americana. [laughter] >> host: you should have sold it to him to what they said they are my children i do not want to to send those to bad homes. >> host: beautiful. >> you have been to a lot of different places. >> is there a place they would not go? >> i would not go back inside syria at this point i think it is too dangerous. i would like to go to ransom day. horror pakistan. thinkers c

today marks the seventh anniversary of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act, the first piece of legislation mr. obama signed as president. the act loosened the statute of limitations under which workers consume employers for pay discrimination based on characteristics such as gender, race, age, or disability. anna: in michigan today, governor rick snyder signed a law that gives $28 million in emergency funding to address flint's lead contaminated water crisis. it is the second round of state aid since the fall. the money is intended to pay for bottled water, testing kits, additional school nurses, and medical treatment, and to help i had a noun newscast, we will show you how people of north carolina are pitching in. your heart just goes out to them. heather: one of those days where you need a heavy coat but it sounds like this weekend we may not need one. we are talking about the wind outside, too, chris. chris: not damaging winds but it will add a chill to the air. the winds will be diminishing as we go to the evening. had some guests at 30, 32 miles per hour. blustery but sunny, bright da

obama marks the seventh anniversary of the signing of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act. he announced he is expanding a data collection system ways to ferreting out get around equal pay laws. dzhokhar tsarnaev's file an appeal. the cities lose more than $250 million each month. russia suspended all flights to egypt after that incident back in october. the national football league said the number of reported rose 15% last year. they released the figures today. there were 182 concussions reported during the regular season games in 2015. that reversed a recent downward trend. they are working on better detecting methods and reporting, but stress more research is needed. alix: thank you. this week the former head of u.s. high-yield credit training at goldman sachs sounded off on the junk-bond trading. he wrote the majority of the new money can be classified as renters not owners. class they are unfamiliar with the risk, and only familiar with the recent history of strong returns. he is worried about investors that got into the high yield space and are not bearish enough to ge

increasing the pressure on congress and american on the seventh anniversary of the signing of the lily ledbetter pay act, the president said that more has to be done to get women into better jobs. >> we're looking to collect pay data for race, age and gender. >> reporter: u.s. women still make just 79-cents for every dollar a man makes. >>> michigan governor rick schneider has signed into law the water crisis in flint. this is the second round of state aid for the city. the governor says the funding will provide immediate resources for flint and he says this is not the end of state that bill could go even higher. >>> the survey found that beach elevation fell 10 to 15 feet in a section of brent beach. >> that's a lot of sand. >> huge waves. 20-foot waves there in the middle of the storm. >> we have annie in for leigh. i'm watching the waves get smaller and smaller and smaller. are we in for a snow melt. >> we are. we get even warmer on sunday. look at this gorgeous shot. this is our brooklyn camera looking toward the battery. you can see a last little sliver of sun. we always love it when you te

talk about rutledge and the uniform code and congress adopting the justice gensberg view on the lily ledbetter case. it can go the opposite way as well. we had a collaboration with c-span on landmark cases. we have been doing 12 cases every monday night. i did the miranda case and it was noted congress embraced the view of the dissenters but the supreme court refused to adopt it in the thidickerson case. >> the author of the dickerson waste had dissented several times. in dickerson he said it was a constitutional test. he is the only one with style. sometimes i have to go to the dictionary to look up what he said. we can summon them out of thin air. we spend our time reading supreme court dissent. the court has divided into a fit of spite he said. i didn't know what a comp was but i learned it was bismark's culture war and he was objecting to the courts having sided with gay rights in colorado. i am just getting excited. what is yo >> you talk about the most famous single line in any dissent and that was the 14th amendment doesn't enact mr. herbert's social status. why is that such an importan

set to officially announce the proposed rule at an event marking the seventh anniversary of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act. that's the first piece of legislation he signed as president. the act loosened the statute of limitations under which workers pay discrimination based on characteristics such as gender, race, age or disability. girls and women don't come in one shape, and now barbie won't either. more on the big changes coming to the popular toy and many of you may do this... leave your car unattended while it warms up in the morning... we look at the potential danger of doing that but first... lindsey matherly will be back with your complete a winter warning for drivers. leaving your keys in a running car to warm it up seems like a good idea... but it could actually make you a prime target for thieves. abc's clayton sandell is investigating script: watch these car thieves roll up on an idling car in denver? and seeing it's empty? steal it moments later. this guy scouts a car, parks, approaches and then darts to open the door ? but it's locked and the homeowner sees what's going on and s

mark the president marked the seventh anniversary of the signing of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act. the legislation was the first that mr. obama signed when he became president. the president also announced he is expanding a data collection program aimed at ferreting out abuses of equal pay laws. u.s. and british intelligence spied on israeli drones operating in the middle east from was 20 years. it's according to documents leaked by edward snowden and published in international media today. the report said the intelligence agencies were able to watch information that the drones in other aircraft broadcast back to their handlers. israel was the focus of the program, but it also hacked into systems in egypt, turkey, iran, and syria. egypt has lost hundreds of millions in tourism in/years suspected bombing of a russian plane. hotel occupancy in the resort cities of sharm el sheikh and regatta stand at less than 20% and the cities lose more than $250 million every month. russia suspended all flights to egypt, and britain halted flights to sharm el sheikh in october. lawyers for the bos

obama officially announced the proposed rule at an event marking the seventh anniversary of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act. that's the first piece of legislation he signed as president. the act loosened the statute of limitations under which workers can sue employers for pay discrimination based on characteristics such as gender, race, age or disability. /// ((dave courvoisier)) > mark zuckerberg's fortune continues to grow... and now the facebook c-e-o is worth more than 47- billion dollars. this comes after the social networking site reported a stellar quarter with record revenue. bloomberg's list of the wealthiest people in the world. he leapfrogged charles and david koch, who run the conglomerate koch industries and who are known for their active support of conservative causes. zuckerberg still trails microsoft founder and philanthropist bill gates, who is worth 78- billion./// ((denise valdez)) already start to see clouds thickening up -- cool this weekend -- maybe chance of snow flurries toss to weather < tedd florendo looking outside today we called for sun to clouds yesterday. what i

. >> today's event comes on the seventh anniversary of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act. >>> "abc7 news" at 4:00 continues. not everyone is thrilled about having super bowl 50 in their backyard. what neighbors are facing and why they say their kid also suffer the most. >>> vandals destroy an art display at a bay area bar. >>> live from the kgo broadcast center, this is "abc7 news." >>> checking your headlines, the rain is back in the bay area. and it's not over yet. this is what it looked like in san francisco. wet weather didn't stop visitors to alamo square, though. we're track bring the showers are right now. you see it in green. spencer christian will join us with what your evening commute looks like. >>> demolition continued today on a multimillion dollar san francisco home in danger of sliding off a hillside. melissa harrington tweeted this photo of the work being done. >>> turning now to the super bowl. most of the partying for the game will take place in san francisco, but the host city of the game wants a piece of the action. we'll let you in on some secrets about santa clara c

> obama officially announced the proposed rule at an event marking the 7th anniversary of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act, the first piece of legislation he signed as president. the act loosened limitations for lawsuits against employers. >> a new health alert about autism and the impact obesity can have on the diagnosis. >> and the men's beauty industry is booming. what experts see happening next with the trend. >> but a new study found disney their fellow male characters. the breakdown by movie, and the >> disney princesses like those in "frozen" may be the stars of their movies, but they're not the voice. >> there's a deeper meaning behind some of the dialogue. >> yeah, new research shows female characters often talk less than male characters. analysts noticed the trend after studying a dozen animated disney fairy tales like the 1989 movie "the little mermaid." >> you see it there in the movie. ariel loses her voice to an evil but according to new research, she isn't the only disney princess left speechless. after analyzing every spoken word in the disney movies, they found there were mor

today also marks the 7th anniversary of the signing of the lily ledbetter fair play act. >>> breaking news. it's over. the state of emergency in maryland is now over. governor larry hogan making the announcement just minutes ago. one week ago we were all bracing for the blizzard of 2016. hogan says that while the entire state was impacted, quote, we responded effectively and efficiently. back to you. >> thank you, erika. right now if you're in prince george's county. you could be facing a fine if your sidewalk is still covered in snow. the county will put its sidewalk clearing law into action today. if you haven't shoveled yet, you could face up to a $100 fine. the law says you have to remove snow and ice 48 hours after 2 or more information f inches have fallen. so much snow has fallen, the county gave residents a few extra days to clean up. amelia? >>> aaron, the latest on storm team 4 radar. generally light rain and snow showers moving southeast through the area. you can see it in montgomery, loudon and fairfax county trying to push into the district. don't be surprised if you see

. >> on the 7th anniversary of the signing of the lily ledbetter fair pay act, the president said more must be done to get women into high paying jobs. only average, u.s. women make 79 cents for every dollar a man makes. meanwhile, today, vice president joe biden joined new york governor andrew cuomo in paid family leave. >> we have a ramping economic injustice that not only invalues the worker but degrades the worker. >> there's a way we can make a significant dent in the gender gap. there's a way that we can do all of these things that are totally within our wheel house, and totally consistent with american values that aren't radical at all. >> the vice president endorsing governor cuomo's plan calling for 12-week paid family leave program in new york, and one that he hopes will serve as a model for the rest of the country. liz. >>> a big day for stocks on wall street, the dow jumped 400 points. u.s. stocks rose sharply after a surprise rate cut by japan. the dow finished up 396 points to close at 16466. >>> four miners are safe after spending 36 days trapped underground in a collaps

. >> the lilly ledbetter. governor o'malley: we did that at the state level. but i think it's the fair pay act goes a step beyond lilly ledbetter and require the reporting of wages paid between men and women and protections of women who might complain to employers. so we need to make real that promise. long deferred. we've been talking about it forever. >> i understand -- governor o'malley: thank you. hope you caucus for me. need you. hey. good to see you, man. >> these are my brothers. these four are. i have a few more friends that are -- governor o'malley: brothers. hi. >> good to meet you again. governor o'malley: tell me your name again? >> trey. >> jacob. >> austin. governor o'malley: jeff. >> and then -- >> sarah. >> molly. >> i'm virginia. governor o'malley: virginia. good to see you. not today. sorry. bye. want a picture, gang? thanks for all you're doing for me. >> yeah, for sure. governor o'malley: and you even put on a tie for me. i was glad that plastic chair didn't crack while i was standing on it. it makes for more entertainment. thanks for comin

. >> the lily ledbetter. governor o'malley: we did that at the state level. but i think it's the fair pay act goes a step beyond lily ledbetter and require the reporting of wages paid between men and women and protections of women who might complain to employers. so we need to make real that promise. long deferred. we've been talking about it forever. >> i understand -- governor o'malley: thank you. hope you caucus for me. need you. hey. good to see you, man. >> these are my brothers. these four are. i have a few more friends that are -- governor o'malley: brothers. hi. >> good to meet you again. governor o'malley: tell me your name again? >> trey. >> jacob. >> austin. governor o'malley: jeff. >> and then -- >> sarah. >> molly. >> i'm virginia. governor o'malley: virginia. good to see you. not today. sorry. bye. want a picture, gang? thanks for all you're doing for me. >> yeah, for sure. governor o'malley: and you even put on a tie for me. i was glad that plastic chair didn't crack while i was standing on it. it makes for more entertainment. thanks for coming

. >> the lily ledbetter. governor o'malley: we did that at the state level. but i think it's the fair pay act goes a step beyond lily ledbetter and require the reporting of wages paid between men and women and protections of women who might complain to employers. so we need to make real that promise. long deferred. we've been talking about it forever. >> i understand -- governor o'malley: thank you. hope you caucus for me. need you. hey. good to see you, man. >> these are my brothers. these four are. i have a few more friends that are -- governor o'malley: brothers. hi. >> good to meet you again. governor o'malley: tell me your name again? >> trey. >> jacob. >> austin. governor o'malley: jeff. >> and then -- >> sarah. >> molly. >> i'm virginia. governor o'malley: virginia. good to see you. not today. sorry. bye. want a picture, gang? thanks for all you're doing for me. >> yeah, for sure. governor o'malley: and you even put on a tie for me. i was glad that plastic chair didn't crack while i was standing on it. it makes for more entertainment. thanks for coming

it was seven years ago the lilly ledbetter fair pay act was signed into law. she sued her company after discovering her employer was paying her less than men doing the same job. >> nobody wants to be the poster child for unequal pay for equal work, but spurned on by that note, that's exactly what happened to me. >> according to the white house economic council, in 2014 women working full time were only paid 79 cents for every dollar men made working the exact same job. >>> in alexandria today a former computer science student appeared in federal court accused of supporting isis. prosecutors believe he stole and then released personal information about more than 1,000 soldiers and government workers and gave it to isis. the kosovo native was arrested in malaysia last fall. if convicted, he faces up to 35 years behind bars. >>> new controversy over that oregon standoff after the fbi releases video of the activist shot and killed by police. >>> i'm david culver in fairfax station. behind me all calm as this partially frozen lake. a week ago a different scene that

the president made his proposals at an event marking the seventh anniversary of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act.which gives women more time to file fair pay and discrimination suits against employers. a mechanic with egypt air is suspected of planting a bomb on the russian jetliner which crashed in the sinai peninsula in late october. catherine is here with the latest developments. that mechanic has a cousin who investigation say an isis questions.and to get it on the plane. and a baggage handler suspected investigators are trying toor simply weren't doing their jobs properly. an official with the airline been detained. and the egyptian government continues to insist that the crash was not an act of terror. all 224 people on board were killed. >> pam: than a week away. and it you are in the market for a new big screen. our tech reporter will have some tips on what to look for. will smith sounds off on the oscar diversity controversy. on wall street. stocks soared on the last trading day of january, led by big gains in technology companies after microsoft turned in a strong quarter. the

labor through executive action within the law that i could take to try to open this up because the lily ledbetter case, the most famous case that got to the supreme court. she worked in a factory, did great, became promoted and became a four person and worked really hard with the same responsibilities as the men who were doing the same work. she didn't know until years later she had never been paid the same. at some point we've got to end this. it is not right and it is an economic issue. >> i know it's hard to talk hypotheticals may be but can i just walk in your mind should be able to walk into the boss and he can give me the payroll spreader how do you know? how far does this go? >> used should be able to get comparative numbers for people who are doing the same or similar job and you should certainly not be fired or if you ask your fellow employees and you say what do you make in an hour now? you've been here the same amount of time i am help hausa going for you if dave said i'm making whatever he makes into thinking to yourself i've been here the same time wisely making more money that shoul

wrapping up across town the white house, president obama speaking on the seventh anniversary of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act. just finished that event. you can see that at www.c-span.org. "the new york times" reports the administration moving today to require companies to report to the federal government with a pay employees by race, gender, and ethnicity. part of an effort to crack down on firms who pay women less for the same work as men. they write mr. obama will use these executive actions to implement these new rules. that is from the "new york times." ur all-politics weekend cranking up with coverage of the i'm a caucuses on monday and coverage throughout the day. just couple of minutes away, new jersey governor chris christie is speaking at a brewery in iowa. that will be on c-span2. on c-span, jeb bush campaigning in carroll, iowa. later this afternoon, ben carson traveling with iowa's senator chuck grassley meeting voters in iowa city at 3:00 eastern on c-span2. announcer: the c-span bus is in iowa ahead of monday's caucuses to spread the word about c-span. here is a tweak showing some

. >> secretary clinton picking up a key endorsement from lilly ledbetter in the fair pay act, the first bill president obama signed into legislation and the seven year anniversary of that. so the clinton campaign touting that today, trying to use that to rally their base. rally her female supporters. but also critical, rallying the young voters. they prefer bernie sanders. if you look at the polls by a wide margin. she's here at the university trying to rally the younger caucus goers. i spoke to one of the aides. it's about the ground game and they feel their ground game is strong heading into these final days. >> especially with so much hinging on the turnout in monday in iowa. following the clinton campaign in des moines iowa there. be sure to catch lester holt on "nbc nightly news." i want to turn to msnbc news traveling with the bernie sanders campaign questioning whether he'll go negative. with the attacks against hillary clinton. >> reporter: he has ramped them up, francis. he's talking more about listing a series of positions where he suggests she has changed only politically con

jeremy ledbetter. i watched six debates before i made up my mind at i am home know. i want to do everything i can to help you in floyd county. it's a pleasure to meet you. good luck to you and stay safe. >> and you as well. thank you for being here. >> my daughter is a big fan. >> how old are you? eight, awesome. thank you very much. god bless you. >> could you take a picture with me and my son? are you taking pictures? >> sure. what's his name? >> brandon. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. banging the drums in illinois for you. >> thank you very much. god bless you. thank you for being here. >> i'd like you to sign this shirt. >> do you want me to sign the hat, to? one of the coolest part to run for president was getting to go duck hunting with those guys. that was pretty amazing. i'll tell you, phil is the best shot i've ever seen with a shotgun. he took down two or three docs that i wouldn't even have shot at them. you know, flying a normal range i will take it down but i mean he had some you could barely see he could drop out. you could tell the guy has been

. >> rolling up in style, retired army sergeant trevor ledbetter and his family were home. >> through the military support foundation and bank of america, he's been given this house mortgage-free. >> it's a terrific feeling of pride in what we are as an organization to bring this and allow this to happen to a nice family. >> with the cameras there, the deserving family opened up the door, he's a purple heart recipient injured by an ied blast in 2009. despite that, he reenlisted a second time. >> their nine-month-old son was clearly at home following his practically speechless as he went room to room. >> the entire house was remodel and decorated with pictures of trevor during the military days, but the room that really struck an emotional cord with the whole family was the bedroom. >> the bedroom set was donated by jordan's furniture, for a couple who now sleeps on a few ton, it was-- >> i can't put it into words, we did not expect this much. >> trevor says when he got out of the military he was lost and direction. >> it didn't sink in until we got here. >> they're looking forward to

that's the fair pay act that obama signed when he got in, president obama, the lilly ledbetter act, she was a co-conser, it was on his desk the day he stepped in there, and she's there to work hard for the issues. she's always worked hard for families and children. we're not just focused on that. we want careers, we want opportunities. she's a person who had those opportunities and wants to make sure that everybody has the ability to have them, too. >> i know one of the challenges in 2008 for african-american women voters, when they were sort of weighing that option around then-senator obama, then-senator clinton, and asking those questions about public policy on the one hand and also identity politics was wanting to feel like, i want somebody who meets my paulagy agenda but who also understands my experience, who is with me in this walk. do you think that senator clinton, excuse me, secretary of state clinton now in terms of her most recent -- there's a lot of -- >> good job. >> part of that enormous resume that is, that the "new york times" talked about in their endorsement of her. do

. >> earmark' ledbetter. i watch the debates before i made up my mind and i'm home now and i'm going to do everything i can. appreciate it. good luck to you. senator cruz: god bless. senator cruz: how old are you? >> 8. senator cruz: awesome. hank you for being here. >> can you take a picture of me and my son? are you taking pictures? brandon. senator cruz: brandon. thank you very much. thank you very, very much. thank you. god bless you. >> robert. senator cruz: all right, i will run one of the coolest parts of running for president is getting to go with those guys. that was pretty amazing. i tell you, phil is the best shot i have ever seen with a shotgun. he took down two or three ducks at a distance. i didn't shoot at them. if a duck is flying in normal range i'll take it down. he had some you could barely see. you could tell the guy has been hunting. >> god bless you. senator cruz: thank you, sir. and you as well. thank you for serving. thank you, both. >> sir, i told steve king, i don't know how to -- >>

. >> rolling up in style, retired army sergeant trevor ledbetter