elizabeth stanton: hollywood, california, a city full of legends and amazing attractions. at's me, elizabeth, and today, i'm going to explore hollywood with my friends, jennifer veal and lucas cruikshank. we'll take the wb vip studio tour. i'm getting a call. hold on. -that's a really, really big phone. -hello! stanton: and make some amazing discoveries. john kurunis: come on inside, guys. -veal: (gasping) oh, my god! -welcome. stanton: then, we'll hang out with some classic movie stars. all: be good. and learn all about the art of making celebrity wax figures. veal: look! oh, look, isn't that so cute? isn't it? there's so much to see and you're coming with us. so, let's go. welcome to elizabeth stanton's great big world of hollywood legends. los angeles, california is definitely home to the stars.

(laughing) elizabeth: welcome to elizabeth stanton's great big world of amazing wildlife!> hey guys! today, we are going to cover a lot of ground so get ready.

elizabeth katy stanton, susan b. anthony, all who made their voices heard for the empowerment of women, claim new york as their home state and let's make sure their stories continue to be heard. countless outstanding women in the capital region have stories that every american should know. let me cite one. shirley ann jackson in the capital region of new york that i represent, shirley ann jackson, dr. jackson, president jackson at r.p.i. is a renowned american physicist who in 1973 graduated from m.i.t. with a ph.d. in elementary particle physics, becoming the very first african-american woman to receive a ph.d. in m.i.t.'s history. she currently serves as president of r.p.i. as she continues to advocate on behalf of women and minorities in the sciences, her story should be told. there are countless stories that need to be told. i will continue to proudly support the creation of a national women's history museum and h.r. 863. when visitors from the capital region of new york come to our nation's capital, they should

anthony and elizabeth cady stanton and the suffragettes and so many other women we'll have the opportunity to learn about and talk about and with that, i ield back to my colleague. mrs. maloney: my colleague pointed out the importance of tennessee in giving women the right to vote. it's interesting that both of our states played such a crucial effort in the women's leadership in achieving this right. tennessee, the final vote, giving women the right to vote and new york, the birth place of the women's movement and the first resolutions and efforts to gain that right to vote. in seneca falls, new york, ms. izabeth cady stanton, lucr tembings a mott and susan b. anthony. mrs. blackburn: if the gentlelady would yield. i think it is so significant that those two states join in pushing forward h.r. 863. and we would want to commend chairman miller, candice miller, and the admin committee for the hearing they've already held on the legislation and to take the opportunity to announce that chairman hastings and the resource committee will hold their hearing on march 25. so it's another step as our