Tokyo Olympics chief apologizes for saying women talk too much in meetings

The head of the Tokyo Olympics' organizing committee has apologized to "those who were offended" by his sexist comments complaining that women talk too much in meetings, but he's refusing to resign amid the outrage. Yoshiro Mori, who serves as president of the Tokyo Olympics' organizing committee and was formerly Japan's prime minister, faced calls to resign on Wednesday after saying that "board of directors meetings with many women take a lot of time" because they talk too much. The comments ca...