i know i rely a lot on ann warren who is our representative to senior legislature for keeping us aprized of what they are watching and what the updates are and can always count on aupdate or follow up on your questions mptd we have been discussing over the course of a couple meetings reaching out to supervisor wieners office talking about the long term resiptiant and bill of rights the supervisors office but together and daniel redman will [inaudible] we'll give you a update next month. much of what i-much of our discussion in july were around budgets and don't think those things have changed so we are still moving through and there have been some bumps up and some no's so we foin to move forward. there has been a special session focused on medical and funding issues so one thing that has come back and referenced in the videoicize the death are dying act. that isn't the property title but it has been reintroduced. it was pulled by the sponsor squz now reintroduced so we'll continue to watch that over time. um, the um, a couple bills have been updateed as recently as last week and one is

i know i rely a lot on ann warren who is our representative to senior legislature for keeping us aprized of what they are watching and what the updates are and can always count on aupdate or follow up on your questions mptd we have been discussing over the course of a couple meetings reaching out to supervisor wieners office talking about the long term resiptiant and bill of rights the supervisors office but together and daniel redman will [inaudible] we'll give you a update next month. much of what i-much of our discussion in july were around budgets and don't think those things have changed so we are still moving through and there have been some bumps up and some no's so we foin to move forward. there has been a special session focused on medical and funding issues so one thing that has come back and referenced in the videoicize the death are dying act. that isn't the property title but it has been reintroduced. it was pulled by the sponsor squz now reintroduced so we'll continue to watch that over time. um, the um, a couple bills have been updateed as recently as last week and one is

i know i rely a lot on ann warren who is our representative to senior legislature for keeping us aprized of what they are watching and what the updates are and can always count on aupdate or follow up on your questions mptd we have been discussing over the course of a couple meetings reaching out to supervisor wieners office talking about the long term resiptiant and bill of rights the supervisors office but together and daniel redman will [inaudible] we'll give you a update next month. much of what i-much of our discussion in july were around budgets and don't think those things have changed so we are still moving through and there have been some bumps up and some no's so we foin to move forward. there has been a special session focused on medical and funding issues so one thing that has come back and referenced in the videoicize the death are dying act. that isn't the property title but it has been reintroduced. it was pulled by the sponsor squz now reintroduced so we'll continue to watch that over time. um, the um, a couple bills have been updateed as recently as last week and one is

amy rameau is his attorney. ,efore we go to joy-ann reid warren.scribe this horrific account to you as you went in because the officers asked for your id and you try to go into the house to get it, telling them in advance your going in the house, and frascatore started to beat you and then maced you. you are then taken to the police station. what happened? >> when i get to the police station, my face is still burning because of the maze, i'm officersn mud, and the behind the desk are laughing looking at me are are like, look at us, we have the predator here. at the time, i had dreadlocks and my hair was all over the place. that even pulled some of my dreadlocks out and were laying in the driveway when i got back. they're telling me i look like i was playing in the jungle. like, what are you talking about? that is still in thing i was able to save. they're laughing. these are the officers behind the desk. they weren't even there. they don't know what happened, they're just cracking jokes and frascatore and the other guy with him are laughing. there

amy rameau is his attorney. ,efore we go to joy-ann reid warren.scribe this horrific account to you as you went in because the officers asked for your id and you try to go into the house to get it, telling them in advance your going in the house, and frascatore started to beat you and then maced you. you are then taken to the police station. what happened? >> when i get to the police station, my face is still burning because of the maze, i'm officersn mud, and the behind the desk are laughing looking at me are are like, look at us, we have the predator here. at the time, i had dreadlocks and my hair was all over the place. that even pulled some of my dreadlocks out and were laying in the driveway when i got back. they're telling me i look like i was playing in the jungle. like, what are you talking about? that is still in thing i was able to save. they're laughing. these are the officers behind the desk. they weren't even there. they don't know what happened, they're just cracking jokes and frascatore and the other guy with him are laughing. there

warren harding, he came from really big family. kathrine sibley: yes, they did. david pietrusza: and they're all doctors now. but there was nan britton, the elizabeth ann and she had two sons. so, i think dna testing is possible. i do not know if it is true that they have refused this or if anyone has asked them. i kind of doubt that, but i'll ask tonight. kathrine sibley: i think it's been difficult to arrange it. david pietrusza: could you do it? susan swain: we have only 20 minutes left and lots to cover, but i want to put on screen because we've been talking about the scandals and like, but we've alluded to the fact that there have been a number of first and the florence harding first ladyship. and i'd like to list some of those for you so you can see why she is -- if not a transformational definitely a transitional first lady as our -- both of our guests would posit. first to vote in a presidential election as we said earlier, the first divorced first lady, the first who was public about her illness by contrast with the administration before her, the first first lady to get secret service protection. she was the first first lady to fly in an airpl