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>> and congresswoman comstock struck on a very important economic apartment, which is that that young woman quit her job. the fact that she felt like she couldnt advance anymore. how can any woman advance in the workplace if theyre facing this sort of glass ceiling? how can any woman have confidence to know that she is either going to be able to, you know, on her merits, get promoted, on her merits, be protected? so weve got to protect women. this is the most basic fundamental human right, to be...

Women lawmakers coming in. >> going to be mand fatory harassment train forge staff. >> at this point, yes. >> we have mandatory ethics training why not that. >> sure. and struck on a very important economic argument. that young woman quit her job. the fact she felt like she couldnt advance any more. how could they advance in the workplace if they are facing this glass ceiling. to know shes going to be able to on her merits get promoted, on her merits be protected. we got to protect bawomen. this...

With a phone, just once, or chewing gum or havingor shoe laces untied four times within two weeks. last year the school collected almost $190,000 in discipline fines from detentions and behavior classes. administrators are defending the policy. critics say the schools are nickel and diming their most low-income students over minor violations. back to the panel now. i dont know about this one. >> i think its -- what theyre doing is obviously working. over 90% of the students who graduate from thi...