the classmates from an ardent christian payne and alexander walter wansley can price for their video on gender wage inequity and the workplace. our campaign dust-up in los angeles with a ceremony for third prize before heading to rock in california. c-span extends a special thanks to our cable partners time warner cable and comcast for the help in coordinating our studentcam visit to the committee. they sure to watch the 21 entries at 6:50 a.m. eastern. richard carter at the consumer financial protection bureau director appeared before congress for the 61st time on thursday. he testified before the senate banking committee to deliver the agency's s

katelyn menard, christian payne, and alexander walter, 12th graders at metropolitan art institute. want presidential candidates to discuss woman's rights and pay equity in their video titled "waging war: the struggle for equality in the workplace." >> when you work in an office, meeting the public, whether in person or by telephone, is an important part of your job. t can be pleasant like this. >> being a working woman today is very different from how it used to be. isn't it? today women have more economic, political, and social power than ever before in american history. but it's better than before good enough? >> today our country faces dozens of problems and many have been the focus of hot debate between the 2006 presidential candidates. but there's one issue that's gone largely undiscussed. in america today, women make only 3/4 what a man makes for the same work. why? we went to federal representative ruben gallego to find out. >> we are dealing in a society now where there are single parent homes. the kids are usually with the mom. so when they are only earning 76 cents per do

their classmates, catherine and christian payne and alexander walter, won second prize on gender wagenhe can get in the work place. 2016 stop in los angeles for third prize winner jerry sun and rockland, california, to present winners in those areas with awards. c-span extends a special thanks to our cable partners, cox, time warner cable, and comcast for help coordinates our studentcam visits in the community. watch one of the 21 winning entries at 6:00 a.m. eastern before "washington journal." >> despite a decision by republican leadership in the senate, not to hold confirmation hearings, supreme court nominee merrick garland has been meeting with senators from both parties. on capitol hill he met with senator jeanne shaheen, senator susan collins and senator joe manchin. let's take a look. [inaudible] >> welcome. [inaudible]. >> i'm greatful for your -- [inaudible] >> thank you. thank you. folks, back out of the room. >> looking forward to sitting down with you and having an in depth discussion. it should be very interesting. thank you, everybody. >> i can only say i'm starting thi

their classmates katherine menard, christian payne and alexander walter won second prize for their video on gender wage inequality in the workplace. then we stopped in los angeles for a ceremony for a third prize winner jeremy sun. before we presented winners with awards in the other areas. c-span extends a special thanks to cox, time warner cable and comcast for coordinating the student visits in the community. be sure to watch one of the top 21 winning entries at 6:50 a.m. eastern before "washington journal." >>> two prospectives on the tpp agreement and the potential impact on the economy. they were discussed at the governors meeting and they were signed by 12 pacific rim nations including the united states. its currently awaits congressional approval. this discussion is about half an hour. >> the next panel is going to talk about the tpp, the transpacific partnership which is -- i don't want to say mired in controversy, but both parties have been -- there's been a lot of discussion about it. so we thought we'd get pros and cons on the issue and to our speakers since we are behind on

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