Nightly News | May 15, 2012
DC ranks high for women’s well-being
Researchers at the Social Science Research Council examined life expectancy, education and earnings to determine the best cities in the nation for women. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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>>> the folks at the social science research council are out with their measure of america, specifically, the best places for women's well being. it says american women have it the best in d.c., san francisco , boston and minneapolis/st. paul. life expectancy was worse for women in detroit, baltimore and st. louis.