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>> in the years that followed, she must have been aware of the role that she played. she was a path breaker. >> she was. she was very low key about it. i think that -- i don't think she went to the university of alabama seeking fame and glory. she went there as her right to attend the university of alabama. what happened subsequently, it was a surprise to her that it was received that way. >> it was not clear up until that time just how forceful president kennedy and his brother robert kennedy would be. bobby kennedy in a meeting with j.f.k. >> and if he still refuses, then nick will say we've...

Compromise in order to avoid yet another xri mice. -- crisis. we all have had enough of the crises in the last few years and everybody is looking for something that is better for households, better for enterprises, and better for people. >> your athe first woman managing director, the first woman to lead this national institution, and a woman at the head of global finance. what is that challenge in terms of just the gender politics and being a path breaker? >> i have to do my job like everybody else, let's face it, and if i can bring, you know, a different dimension to the table, the better be...

More radical, had that ann dunham been available for interviews, it might have been harder to cast her in that particular rosie glow of the memoir they create of who she is. >> i think there's a lot of truth to that. i wouldn't call her radical, i think she's as used before, unconventional in the american context, but you're right, the president and the campaign in 2008 packaged her in a particular way. she was the white woman from kansas, always coupled i will littively to the black father from enka i can't. single mother on food stamps, died fighting her insurance company over her healthcare...

Path breaker and nothing will ever be the same in american politics once she stepped up on the stage at the san francisco convention and said i'm geraldine ferraro and i'm running for vice president of the united states. >> she was called a gutsy pioneer. >> she was asked on an interview, he said could you press the button for a nuclear attack? and she said, i would do whatever it takes to keep america safe. and later on she said, you know, a man would not be asked that question. no one has ever asked a man if he could do that. and she felt that was one of those things she had to prove she was...

Geraldine ferraro died on saturday of multiple myeloma that she battled for long. i talked to madeleine albright who knew her. she shared her thoughts about ferraro's life and legacy. >> i have never met anybody that was such a fighter for her future and grandchildren and for america. that's what she was about. she was a feisty fighter and a path breaker and nothing will ever be the same in american politics once she stepped up on the stage there at the san francisco convention and said, i'm geraldine ferraro and i'm running for vice president of the united states. >> doctors gave her three to...