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(Studio: Terry Moran) The sex discrimination case before the Supreme Court brought by women against Walmart examined; scenes shown of a protest on the court plaza; questions from Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Anthony Kennedy and Antonin Scalia and answers from the Walmart attorney quoted. [Walmart vice president Gisel RUIZ†- criticizes the plaintiffs' case.] [Plaintiff Betty DUKES†- reacts.]
(Studio: Diane Sawyer) Census Bureau numbers on the wage gap for women in the workforce cited.
(New York: Sharyn Alfonsi) Women and the glass ceiling featured; details given about the cases of Patagonia, Marriott and McDonald's where women stay and excel as executives. [Patagonia worker Carla HUEY‡- lists her promotions.] [Working Mothers Media president Carol EVANS†- comments.]
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(Bokoshe, Oklahoma: Jim Sciutto) The story of the town of Bokoshe, Oklahoma, where cancer has struck many families, featured; scenes shown from the small town covered with dumped ash from coal-fired plants. [Residents Dub TOLBERT†, Susan HOLMES†, Shirley HOLTER†, KID - speak about the cancer and dust clouds.] An EPA study on arsenic contamination from coal ash and the cancer risk cited. [Sierra Club director Michael BRUNE†- says coal ash is deadly.] [Dump sire operator Daryl JACKSON†- asks who will judge the risk.] [KID - reads a letter to the president.]
(Studio: Diane Sawyer, Jim Sciutto) The stalled position of the EPA on calling this hazardous waste discussed.
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(New York: Linsey Davis) New evidence of the language of communication between twins examined; video shown of fraternal twin brothers, sextuplets and quadruplets jabbering and riffing in what is called "idiolglacia." [Memphis linguist D. Kimbrough OLLER†- talks about the twins' communication.] [Several ABC STAFFERS - translate the kids.]
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