erin bennet y katleen gutierrez se quejaron hace un ano de que blake wenthworth supuestamente las acosaba sexualmente, que las tocaba inapropiadamente y que hacia comentarios que las incomodaban , pero dicen que durante todo este tiempo desde que lo reportaron, no ha pasado nada.. ellas esperaban que el

bennet: thank you. i ask unanimous consent that miriam whitman, a fellow in my office be given floor privileges for the remainder of this session of congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. bennet: i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from montana. a senator: i ask the new york be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. a senator: mr. president, today we took steps to secure our montana heritage and made in montana jobs. we stood up for the montana way of life. mr. daines: today we passed a bill that for the first time would permanently reauthorize the land and water conservation fund, an important piece of legislation ensuring that montana qlans -- montanans have access to public lands. as a fifth generation montanan and avid sportsman myself, i recognize how valuable our public lands are and the importance of ensuring our access for generations to comp

that is why is created in this way because it is given to elizabeth bennet a monument. it's not made out of stone but it's a fabulously complicated object and you have to learn how to set type. you also have to handle classical languages because the services are greek and latin and all that goes into creating the beautiful object. >> host: when you see this beautiful print or you tell me what it is. the colors are still so vivid 400 years later. >> this is a wonderful example of hand tinted print. this is a not less, latin title or brister room. the theater of the world or the globe and you've got these figures representing africa here, and other figure here. you've got some pretty stuff down here and then you've got probably something like the goddess wisdom on the top frame on it -- that's probably a monarch here. what is done here is that they've made a beautiful printing using a copper plate that has been attached. it is a high quality print. someone has hand colored the page itself. this edition is wonderful because they hand colored extends to every plate in the a

i joined bennet.ume that nothing in bennet, or i would've assented that it was intended to overall what i think is the great case on the matter. they explain completely and thoroughly what this court has done and frozen food express. in store, and did any point you are now making, what he says specifically is the review,r is right for even though it would have no effect until later. someone decided to bring a particular action. policy determination is right, even though it would not issue a television license. that is what the policy said. even though no specific application was before the court. it didn't take effect until later. the same thing was true precisely of the order in abbott labs itself. it was a statement of interpreting what, the commission would do? nothing was going to happen. nothing happened. and less, later on, somebody decided to violate it. much like this. even if they violated it, nothing would happen. unless the commission decided to prosecute. as justice ginsburg said, once thi

erin bennet y katleen gutierrez se quejaron hace un ano de que blake wenthworth supuestamente las acosabaa inapropiadamente y que hacia comentarios que las incomodaban , pero dicen que durante todo este tiempo desde que lo reportaron, no ha pasado nada.. ellas esperaban que el trabajador de la universidad de california obtuviera algun tipo de accion disciplinaria pero los resultados de la investigacion interna arrojaron que wenthworth aunque si violo las leyes de acoso sexual en el caso de bennet, no se considera que violo ningun reglamento en cuanto a su comportamento con gutirrrez. escuchemos. (5:30) como estudiantes tenemos el derecho de obtener una educacion en un ambiente que garantice nuestro bienestar, como empleado de la universidad tenemos el derecho a un ambiente laboral seguro, que este libre de amenazas, mala conducta y abuso de poder, berkeley tiene los recursos para hacer esto posible, queremo que lo utilicen y que los utilicen ahora. (vo) por su parte la universidad emitio un comunado en elue dice que estan enterados de la queja que se interpuso el dia de hoy ante el depart

and i wonder in that context, what you plan for department to >> thank you, senator bennet. senator cassidy has suggested we go on to senator warren. >> secretary king, last month you received a letter from over 50 civil rights and disability rights organizations representing children of color, low income children, english learners, students are disabilities, lgbt, young people and other vulnerable student populations. regarding your responsibilities in enforcing the new education law. now, here are the organizations that represent exactly the kids who this law is intended to help. and they wrote, and i quote, given the long history of state and local decisions, shortchanging vulnerable students, the department cannot shirk from its responsibility regulatory and enforcement responsibilities to insure that the implementation of essa eliminates not perpetuates persistent inequities in our nation's public education system. so if i can, just briefly, mr. secretary, what is the department of education's role in ensuring the accountability safeguards in the new education are actua

this time it was bow bennet. pitberg beaten flyers both times they have played and flyers trailing three to nothing in the second period. >>> that is it, for sports. >> yes. >> yes. >> wanted to hear buzzer. >>> up next on "action news" a chilly morning for hundreds of the run hours took part in the america's oldest half marathon. >>> meteorologist melissa a magee has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right back. vo: across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza® works with your body to lower blood sugar in 3 ways: in the stomach, the liver, and the pancreas. vo: victoza® is an injectabl

the driver was 42 year-old dwayne bennet.ght he is facing three to five years in prison if convicted of causing a death while driving with a suspended license. >>> two people were killed after the plane they rented in wilmington delaware crashed along the eastern shore in maryland this afternoon. the investigators say that the plane went down, near the bay bridge airport at 12:30 and then burst into flames when it hit the ground. there were two people on board pronounced dead at the scene. they have not yet been identified. >>> a pair of brush fires in northern new jersey, affected train travel in and out of new york this afternoon for more than a hour. fire started in seecaucus at noon prompting amtrak to suspend service between newark and new york's penn station. thick smoke was visible for miles. >>> philadelphia police are searching for the suspect who slashed a woman's throat early this morning. witnesses called police after they saw her bleeding, at 3:00 f frankford avenue in port richmond. she remains in critical condi

bennet change has marked an increase in bias, and equity, vitriol and fear.mmigrants are ever increasingly stereotyped and demonize inappropriately for the involvement in criminal activity. research conducted has consistently shown that immigrants are less likely to commit a series of crimes or be incarcerated. this holds true whether documented or undocumented out and regardless of the country of origin. it is a fact as undocumented immigration has increased, crime has decreased dramatically. there's no demonstrable correlation between immigrants and crime. additionally, there's no documented relationship between enhanced immigration enforcement and reduced crime. of that policy must be driven by evidence and not anecdotes. we have demonstrated that enforcement, arrest, incarceration and force on of the most effective tools to prevent crime. a case in point, as incarceration rates soared in the '90s, so that police officers can search warrants and other enforcement activities. we were at war against drugs, against gangs, get violent crime increased. the last

oz, emily deschanel, adam carolla, chloe bennet from "agents of shield." we will hear music from the avett brothers, florida georgia line, bebe rexha and the return of mash-up monday with "of monsters and men at work" that's a combo of two bands "of monsters and men" and colin hay of "men at work." >> jimmy: you know our first guest from "42." he played jackie robinson and in "get on up" he played james brown. next up he plays a different kind of hero, black panther, in "captain america: civil war." it opens in theaters a week from chadwick boseman. [ applause ] [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you were in the movie "draft day". are you following the nfl draft? >> i'm trying to follow it, but the internet is kind of sketchy in here. >> jimmy: i see. we haven't gotten internet yet. what's your team? >> i saw the first pick, and i saw that elliot went to dallas. we wanted him on the giants. >> jimmy: you didn't get him. >> we didn't get him. >> jimmy: you never know. sometimes they trade people around. as we sit here, maybe everything got flipped around but probably not

and bow bennet finishing with the goal. they lose six-two. that is sports in a minute.'m sean bell. >>> chris is so stoked, because it is opening day for phillies and team is ready to start the regular season. >> are you going to get all philliesed up. >> look at you. >> i'm proud of you that is how we roll. >> last year we went to the home opener. it was a bad look at things to come, worst record in all of baseball this year a new beginning. they did good in spring training. they will open up today in cincinnati game time 4:10. jeremy hellicson will be on the mound. what difficult say? team closed preseason saturday with the six-five win over phillies future team. they play their first home game with the padres april 11th. but this is first game of the season, 162. >> today good okay. still ahead country stars out in full force for 51st academy of country music award. a look at the took home the top prize. >>> we have to turn to this big news from over the weekend. investigators work throughout the night to figure out what caused a deadly amtrak train tea rail. , what

on the fast break they get some great passing, two on one and then bow bennet finishes. the flyers lose six-two. they are within point ahead of the boston bruins for the final wild card spot. that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >>> let's not forget, it is the phillies opening day. >> wow. >> yes. >> they play in cincinnati, first pitch at 4:10 p.m., our time. jeremy hellickson will be on the mound. the team closed their preseason saturday with a six-five win over phillies future team. phillies play their first home opener, that will be on the 11th of april against san diego padres. let's hope we will see not only these caps around philadelphia today but everybody will have blue villanova hat on as well. >> you got your blue on too. >> oh, yeah. >> absolutely. >> if you are looking for a job why you might need to head over tie site that helps you find love. okay, i will explain how a love, and a job are connected. >> you could never love a man who doesn't have a job is that what you are saying. >> amen to that. >> "good day philadelphia" is celebrating its 20th ann

in the bennet memo, senior advisor.es it to trump's critics using curse words and polling to say everything's fine. >> abbey, you've been kovrg bcoh parties. are they just assuming that he would be the easiest republican nominee to defeat? >> i think they're assuming that he's likely to be the nominee and i think they're planning for the worst. the reality about donald trump is that there's a certn level of unpredictability that makes a general election campaign against him challenging. on the other hand, i think that democrats, and andrea, you probably know this, they view ted cruz in very much the same frame as donald trump. the problems with women voters and minority voters are similar. on the other hand, donald trump has like a 51% unfavorable rating among white men. there's a whole universe of problems that he has that i think makes his demographic challenges potentially insurmountable in a general election. i think that planning for a trump general is a sort of worst case scenario. it seems like the most likely sc

and then another one with bennet johns, former senator from louisiana. and john kerry then called and said, i'm going up to philadelphia to try to make a case there for a national audience. i'd like you to come on my plane and introduce me and sort of start out by talking about some of your experiences with arms control and what have you which is certainly an interesting trip. and secretary kerry gave a tremendous speech, really outlining point by point everything that's been suggested today. and even at that point, within the democratic party, there were not enough vote tots get across the threshold of the parliamentary situation they had but nevertheless excitement was that by the time we finished that day, word came that one senator, whoever it may have been, on the democratic side finally said yes. looked as if it finally was going do get across the finish line. i mention this because we have not had an arms control treaty now since the new starr treaty in 2012 when john kerry was chairman. i was ranking member still in the senate an subs request toe

understand that amendments be called up and reported by number. 3234, murkowski-cantwell, 3202, isaac san-bennet, 317 a 5, bur, 3210, lankford, 3311, bozeman, 3312, udall, 3787, paul. that there be two hours of debate is equally divided in the usual form on the amendments concurrently, that no further amendments to these amendments be in order, and that following the use or yielding back of time, the senate vote on amendments in the order listed with 60 affirmative vote threshold. following the disposition of the paul amendment number 3787, the senate vote on the cassidy amendment number 2954 with a 60-vote affirmative threshold. following the disposition. cassidy amendment, the substitute amendment number 2953 as amended be agreed to and that notwithstanding rule 22, the senate vote on the motion to invoke cloture upon consideration -- on s. 2012 as amended and that if cloture is invoked, all postcloture time be yielded back, the bill be read a third time, the senateote on passage of s. 2012 as amend, the budget points of order not be barred by virtue of thisempt gray. the presiding officer: to

senator bennet had his amendment. the changes in the supplement not supplant law are to some extent, maybe a large extent, due to recommendations directly for the center of america progress, the federal education law group, american integer -- american enterprise institute. they said quote it's important that the proposed change, the one that was made, we made in supplant and supplement and supplant, would not look at whether the amount of state and local money at title i school receives is equitable. given the significance of the problems caused by the supplement not supplant test. this issue should be addressed on its own separate from other title i fiscal issues. concerns over equity can be addressed through title i's comparability requirement. what would you say to that? >> here, i think part of what they are referencing is the number of problems that we saw with the supplement not supplant approach under no child left behind, that indeed it was a burdensome process that did not achieve the desired goal of ensurin

david sherman, gretchen blum, jillian wartman, lesley campbell, tucker zebring, tommy reynolds, chris bennet. i want to thank my chief e. chief of staff, john kirksner, rveg on richard blumenthal's staff as well for all the contributions they made to make this happen. today we opened up a new day for the veterans administration in america and a new day for america's veterans. we put americans first today -- mechanic's veterans first, and -- america's veterans first. they sacrificed for us. it is time we did for the same for them. i'm going to urge each member of the senate to get the information we send to our offices about the veterans first arctic read it and study it and come back from the break and pass a bill before memorial day that tells our veterans we love you, we appreciate you and never again will you have a an appointment broken or not get the services you need from the veterans administration of the united states of america. mr. president, i yield back the balance of my time and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quoru

bennet takes it seriously.> we're having a "star wars" jedi training party. >> looks like he's taking it seriously. not kidding around. >> he's a kid after my own part. he loves the costumes and to do all the parts. he's fun and dramatic. the other day i came home from work and he ran to the door with the joy and excitement, which i love, and he goes like this. he literally faints on the floor. he couldn't believe i was home. i was like, that is -- i love you more, which i didn't know was possible. >> i'm going to keep you after all. >> we see where he gets it. >> you don't have to do a blood test. you're mine. >> his dad is in there, too. >> amazing. >> we love having you here. keep visiting all the time. "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" is on netflix on friday. "she loves me" on broadway. >>> up next, "secret life of pets." what our furry friends are thinking right after this. 'kay, babe, i think we should head north, past the park. 'kay. oh, hit up jimmy's for some chicken and waffles. oh, and those truffle fries

last november, senator bennet and i co-led a letter to the president concerning the need to renew the memorandum of understanding on united states military assistance, the m.o.u., as it's known, with israel to help that nation prepare for, respond to and defend against threats in an uncertain regional environment and to ensure its qualitative military edge. nothing original or novel about that policy or principle. the current m.o.u. provides $30 billion in assistance to israel through fiscal year 2018. as threats in the region continue to evolve, including iran's influence by russia, the administration must engage at the highest levels to continue to develop a shared understanding of threats confronting israel by strengthening the m.o.u. that serves as the foundation of our bilateral security efforts. those efforts support not only israel, they are in the national interests of the united states of america. they are essential to our national interests in the region and in the world. while negotiations remain ongoing between the u.s. and israel regarding historic renewal of the m.o.u.,

blumenthal, coons, mikulski, marky, merkley, boxer, casey, warren, whitehouse, murkowski, burr and bennet. this bill authorizes the board which is transparent, accountable, high-level, interagency board that includes representatives at the assistant secretary level or higher from departments and agencies across u.s. government. the board will meet monthly to oversee the development and implementation of atrocity prevention and response policy and additionally address over the horizon potential atrocities through the use of a wide variety of tools so that we can take effective action to prevent atrocities from occurring. this bill gives our foreign service officers the training they need to recognize patterns of escalation and early warning signs of potential atrocities and conflict. with this that i think we will overtime -- with this training we will build it into the skill set of the people on the ground. they will be equipped to see the warning signs, analyze the events and engage early. the bill codifies the complex crisis line which has been a critical tool in our ability to quickly

. >> thank you, senator bennet. senator cassidy has suggested we go on to senator warren. >> secretary king, last month you received a letter from over 50 civil rights and disability rights organizations representing children of color, low income children, english learners, students are disabilities, lgbt, young pem and other vulnerable student populations. regarding your responsibilities in enforcing the new education law. now, here are the organizations that represent exactly the kids who this law is intended to help. and they wrote, and i quote, given the long history of state and local decisions, shortchanging vulnerable students, the department cannot shirk from its responsibility regulatory and enforcement responsibilities to insure that the implementation of essa eliminates not perpetuates persistent inequities in our nation's public education system. so if i can, just briefly, mr. secretary, what is the department of education's role in ensuring the accountability safeguards in the new education are actually

senator bennet had his amendment. the changes in the supplement not supplant law are to some extent, maybe a large extent, due to recommendations from the center of american progress, and american enterprise institute. --ill read you a paragraph they said it is important the proposed change the one that was dustin supplant and supplement and supplant would not work whether the amount of money a school receives is equitable, even the significance of the problems caused by the supplement not supplanting. this issue should be addressed on its own, separate from other title i fiscal issues. concerns over equity can be coversed through title i ability department. what would you say to that? mr. king: what they are referencing is the number of problems we saw with the supplement not supplant approach under no child left behind that it was a burdensome process that did not achieve the desired goal i dollarsg the title or supplemental. supplement, not supplant, is different. we were asked by a variety of stakeholders to provi

. >> today senator michael bennet of colorado spoke about the ongoing stalemate over president obama's court nominee merrick garland. no hearings scheduled on the nomination with republican leaders saying they will leave the seat straight can't until the next president is sworn in in january. this is ten minutes. >> this is longer than it took the senate to confirm justice sandra day o'connor in 1981. in fact, 75% of all supreme court justices have been confirmed within 31 days. but today, 40 days after the me nomination, many senators haven't even extended judgeser o garland the simple courtesy of a meeting and we don't seem any closer to holding a hearing. the majority's refusal to hold a vote is without precedent, and majority has cited none. instead the majority is trying to shift the blame, incredibly the chairman of the judiciarys, committee recently came to the floor to blame of all people, not other senators, not other politicians, but the chief death, america for politicizing the court. 10 days before justice scalia's death the chief justice said, quote, the process is not fun

president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate now vote on these amendments as well as the bennet number 3524 as modified with the changes at the desk, all en bloc. the presiding officer: without objection. thune i know of no further debate on these amendments. the presiding officer: if there's no further debate, the question on the amendments en bloc. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the amendments are agreed to en bloc thune mr. president, if there's no further business to come before the senate, i ask that it stand adjourned under the previous order. the presiding officer: the senate stands adjourned till 10 a.m. tomorrow. >> a number of amendments are pending. before leaving, they approved the louisiana judicial decision. here on c-span, "the communicators" is next with fcc chair tom wheeler. and then we will look at operations at the centers for disease control and prevention and later a

amendments be nelson for schumer and bennet. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from florida, mr. nelson, for mr. schumer, proposes an amendment numbered 3483 to amendment numbered 3464. at the end of subtitle a of subtitle 3, add the following -- mr. nls: -- mr. nelson: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. nelson: mr. president, i ask that the reading be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. nelson: mr. president, in just five minutes, we'll have our first series of votes on amendments on this bill. this is a good start to the f.a.a. bill. it is impro

and ask that the schumer and bennet amendments be nelson for schumer and bennet. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from florida, mr. nelson, for mr. schumer, proposes an amendment numbered 3483 to amendment numbered 3464. at the end of subtitle a of subtitle 3, add the following -- mr. nls: -- mr. nelson: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. nelson: mr. president, i ask that the reading be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. nelson: mr. president, in just five minutes, we'll have our first series of votes on amendments on this bill. this is a good start to the f.a.a. bill. it is improving the underlying bill that has a lot of attention to security already in it, but these are clearly amendments that will improve the bill. i spoke about it earlier today. i certainly commend these amendments to the senate. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. thune: madam president, i ask

well, what senator bennet's amendment is a family-friendly amendment. it, first, requires, if you have a minor child that is going on the plane by themselves, it would require t.s.a. to allow the parent to accompany the child throughout the screening process. to a small child, that can be quite intimidating. secondly, it would require the airlines to provide pregnant women with the opportunity to preboard the flight. how many times have you seen everybody queuing up to get on the flight, the special-advantage passengers can get on, the first-class passengers can get on, the members of the frequent flyer, and here is a lady that is quite along wit in her pregnancy, and she's still standing. well, that's just common sense. that's being gentlemanly about the rules of airlines. and, thirdly, then it tries to keep families together, because it would require the airlines to make sure that it at least -- at least one adult of the family that is traveling together can sit next to the child on the plane without the airline saying to the parent, you've got to pay