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the nasdaq has been turning better today. it s been bouncing back. and the s&p 500 we re still sealing a little bit of decline for that average. let s look at this push and pull we re seeing in today s session. as some of the attention shifts back to individual corporate news. invideo coming back, the strong demand for the core offers and new markets to shares with that huge gainer trading at a record today. disney are also gaining because earnings missed estimates but the company is forecasting that growth is going to be reinvigorated going into next year and beyond. it despite something of a shortfall at espn. apple shares, not rising that much because of their size. one of the biggest index point contributors today. on the down side on the flip should, withholding back the s&p 500 in particular are stocks like exxonmobil, following along with oil prices today. facebook continuing to show weakness in technology. and pfizer as well. they have had a roller coaster this ....
with stat ickses showing that working men make more money than working women. single straightforward, widely understanding. but dig a little deeper and everything let s more complicated. comparing the very different jobs sometimes tough. men and women of a similar age may have dissimilar numbers of working years because birth and child rearing falls differently. how do you fig it out? melissa chan reports from san francisco. reporter: the law requires equal pay for equal work. and it will prohibit retallation against anyone who discloses and discusses his or her pay. we have pay laws on the books, but they are enough. reporter: equal rights advocates an organization that helped sponsor the bill. we represented women who clean hotel rooms, they are getting paid less than janitors who vacuum right outside the similar work. reporter: advocates say the new law will impact all industries and jobs from construction work to silicon valley. some of these biggest pay d ....
wage gap stories usually begin with stat ickses showing that working men make more money than working women. single straightforward, widely understanding. but dig a little deeper and everything let s more complicated. comparing the very different jobs sometimes tough. men and women of a similar age may have dissimilar numbers of working years because birth and child rearing falls differently. how do you fig it out? melissa chan reports from san francisco. reporter: the law requires equal pay for equal work. and it will prohibit retallation against anyone who discloses and discusses his or her pay. we have pay laws on the books, but they are enough. reporter: equal rights advocates an organization that helped sponsor the bill. we represented women who clean hotel rooms, they are getting paid less than janitors who vacuum right outside the similar work. reporter: advocates say the new law will impact all industries and jobs from construction work to silicon vall ....
49ers. yeah. she won t approach any more tv cameras. who do you like in the super bowl? super bowl. uhhhhhh. i think i ll be fair and balanced and say nothing. only one california team. big football fan, judy. that s a wrap on news watch for this week. thanks to everybody. i m jon scott. we ll see you again next week. thanks for watching. you going to bet on the game? watch out your government may watch out your government may john: your poker game may be illegal, but government likes to ban things like ticket scalping. we ve got to get resellers out of the process soit some people want to ban mixed martial arts. school cheerleading is more dangerous than mma. john: how is the ban on performance-enhancing drugs working out? with so much money in sports, should college stars be paid? no. no. definitely not. john: let s ask a team owner. what if government ran sports? no team would be good. big sports, big business, that s our show tonight. and now ....
mccarthy, and mccarthy went on and on, implying this guy was a communist and doing all kinds of things. and finally, joe welch couldn t take it anymore and he said and i ll quote him, have you no sense of decency, sir? i ask donald trump have you no sense of decency, sir? i might add, just add one thing. mccarthy s career went straight downhill after that. let s move on to more pleasant subjects. unlike what mr. trump says, america s great. let s talk about the usa. it was 240 years ago, we started with a piece of paper. it was a blueprint for a new society, a society unlike anything the world had ever seen before, and in 1776, that blueprint started us on a path that has finally led to the next woman president. it was imperfect but it was aspirational. now, that blueprint has done wonders for this country in terms of overall prosperity. when i was born in 1930, if my parents had seen what the world would look like in 2016, they wouldn t have believed it. the gdp per ca ....