but ellen was a real force. weapons. it was a good fit in a district since her district was home to lawrence livermore lab. that expertise and the ability to be effective in critically important post was a big reason why it then secretary of state clinton right in the front row today asked her and the president nominated her to be undersecretary of state for arms control and international security. negotiatw start treaty and helping with the ratification through the senate in 2010. a matter of fact, she had senator jon kyl and in 2010. she had senator john kyle and i go to geneva to work with the military delegation there as well as some of the members. ellen was so proud and so are we. she proved just how strong she was. she did most of her work on the treaty while suffering from esophageal cancer. she never let it slow her down. when she retired from the federal government a new world would open. she was appointed by governor jerry brown to the university of california board of regents. she chaired california'

that is just what ellen did. ellen was brilliant.nd her friends. and she had a wonderful sense of humor. i saw this constantly over a glass of wine and a dinner in washington. but she was always ready with something that made friends smile and even laugh. and she was such a loving mother to you, catherine, and incredibly generous to all her friends and family. and she was or me, a best friend and that will never change. thank you. >> family members, distinguished government officials of past and present in many friends and admirers of ellen tauscher there is no surprise that we are here in such great numbers to pay respect to a great lady and her family. thank you to everyone of you for being here to help us as a struggle to deal for departure from a rinks. but also through samet and her memories her incredible accomplishments while she was with us. we are here today to cope with the enormity of her sudden passing. we are here to ensure that we never forget how blessed we are touched by her presence in our lives. we are honored and p

we love you, ellen. -- we loved you, ellen. the poet ws merman wrote your absence has gone through me like fred through a needle -- thread through a needle. everything i do is stitched with cuddler -- color. today that is just how i feel about losing ellen. catherine, to kathy and sally and jack and the extended family , to friends and colleagues of ellen's, i so wish we weren't here. i wish instead we were somewhere with ellen, planning the next together, having fun listening to her stories about the cruises that she took, about her nieces and nephews, weddings and graduations. dog thatherine's sick worried her so much. that every accomplishment her beloved catherine achieved. here and this time to promise thatto those remembrances are not just backward. but forward as well. remembering ellen's voice in our encouragement, her absolute devotion to helping those whom she loved and cared forward.heir way i was always a little in all of of ellen.we not only because of her big brain and her amazing wasonality, but because she game

ellen. this is for your mother. ellen: thank you very much. archives.nd it in the i think it will fit, and i hope with thegive it to her of the university. mra [applause] [laughter] think we have some sibling rivalry going on here, so i'm a while.wait finally, you're now a permanent member of the tulane family, as community, and e the robe you have and the keepia, you're welcomed to and take with you and use for purposes it timate reremember that you're fond of other robes and we were dismaced a few years ago a n you wore a robe from hotel so we decided for the last add to your regalia robe, which cular ou could always wear, and it's 2009, ellen ss of degeneres! [cheers and applause] now, there is one last thing. i have given all these gifts to and she gave me a gift before the show, and i would it with you. it's my own pair of boxer shorts ellen's name on it. [applause] i will wear these with great ride but i had to remind her, they weren't big enough. ellen, thank you so much, on ehalf of everyone for being with us today. ellen: thank you so

ellen's -- ellen was born in newark, new jersey. her father was a shop steward at e ufcw and he was at the shopright store in union city. her mom, like my mom, was a secretary. she went on, because this country gave her an opportunity she got a great education. and of course then as will be said later tonight, became one of the youngest and one of the first women to become a member of the new york stock exchange. she excelled in the issue of child care. she wrote a book and did some technology about that before she ran for office. but i ran into her when in 1996, i had been in the congress just a short time and she decided, actually was recruited, to run against a very conservative gentleman who had been in the house but was really more conservative than his district, especially when it came to being pro choice. and the need to do something sensible about gun violence. i remember ellen had a parade when she ran for office and people were cheering her on and i thought this woman is going to win this seat. sure enough, she did. he was

>> ellen didn't tell her mother right away. she tells letterman, quote, i was protecting her and i knew that would ruin her happiness. when she did tell her mom, quote, she didn't believe me and then she stayed with him for 18 more years and finally left him because he'd changed the story so many times. >> think we covered a lot more than i even intended to cover. >> the sit-down drops friday on netflix's "my next guest needs no introduction with david letterman." as for ellen's relationship with her mother, the two of them have grown closer over the years, and the comedian says betty is apologetic for not believing her sooner. >> seeing all that your daughter has done, does she ever amaze you? >> i'm very proud, very proud. >>> glad they mended that relationship. of course, today, ellen is happily married to portia di rossi and they just made big real estate news. they paid adam levine and behati prinsloo $45 million for their beverly hills mansion. i mean, lot of changes. he quit the voice and selling his house. >> will he be

ellen is already worth an estimated $275 million.ou know, i'll walk away really when i stop having fun. >> "e.t." was with ellen a few weeks ago, starting september 9th she'll air back to back with the kelly clarkson show in major cities. >> i did give her advice and i want her to succeed. she's my lead-in, also, she's my friend. we need women out there and we'll see -- if she succeeds she took my advice and if she doesn't, she didn't. >> your show is sold out in 99% of the country. kelly clarkson tv show. >> i'm very excited. i'm like, really excited about it. i'm slightly terrified that people have that much confidence in me. >> we went back through our "e.t." vault and described ellen and kelly have shared a near-ver bat imoutlook. >> it will be good. >> it's going to when it's going to be. >> meanwhile, over at her current gig, the voice, kelly could only sit and watch as john legend and blake shelton battled last night on finale. john got the win, was his celebrationless than legendary. listen what john called blake. >>> but rig

. >>> once upon a time in hollywood, ellen hintd that she might end her talk show instead ellen has reupped with blockbuster new deal. >> 16 years is a pretty good run. you're stuck with me because i just signed for three more years. >> after a ton of speculation that ellen would retire, nope, she's staying. one of the reasons -- >> lamborghinis are expensive. >> money won't be issue. she negotiated a massive deal that includes ownership in her show and numerous projects with nbc. ellen is already worth an estimated $275 million. >> you know, i'll walk away really when >> "e.t." was with ellen a few weeks ago, starting september 9th she'll air back to back with the kelly clarkson show in major cities. >> i did give her advice and i want her to succeed. she's my lead-in, also, she's my friend. we need women out there and we'll see -- if she succeeds she took my advice and if she doesn't, she didn't. >> your show is sold out in 99% of the country. kelly clarkson tv show. >> i'm very excited. i'm like, really excited about it. i'm slightly terrified that people have that much confidence in me.

why ellen says her own mother doubted her for years, and why she is going public now. >>> and the price you pay to book that summer vacation. the travel booking rules we've all been living by that may not be saving us money after all >> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester tonight a huge portion of the country is bracing for impact. severe thunderstorm and tornado watches at this hour stretch across 12 states, from oklahoma to new jersey. a wicked weather streak across the u.s. tonight, 13 straight days of tornadoes, the latest in dayton, ohio, where the terror struck at nightfall, a powerful ef-3 tornado. and in the south, it's flooding as days of rain have rivers our team is in place tonight across the region. we'll start with nbc's gabe gutierrez in dayton. gabe, what do you see there? >> reporter: savannah, the ef-3 tornado that tore through here packing winds up to 140 miles per hour was so powerful that this elementary school just collapsed. take a look at this mangled mess tonight local authorities are urging people to co

we're remembering the life of congresswoman ellen tauscher who died at the age of 67. as ktvu's maureen naylor reports, her career took her from wall vote to congress and then to the state department where she negotiated nuclear arms treatise for the obama administration. >>> by then i was calling it a speed bump. >> reporter: ellen tauscher is being remembered as a brilliant principalled public servant and glass ceiling breaker and one of the first women to hold the seat on the stock exchange and worked as the under secretary of state for president obama. she died and after a battle with pneumonia since january. >> he said, you have a very, very big tumor in your esophagus. >> it marks the last health battle for her. two years ago she spoked about her successful fight against stage three es soffe goal cancer and negotiating a nuclear arms treaty with russia. a.i. just have to out live my cancer. she did but continued to have health complications. her family said public service was her calling and there was no job she loved more for seven terms in congress. i remember

to generous speaking at tulane university -- ellen the generous -- ellen degeneres, speaking at tulane university. announcer: four years after serving his second term as president, ronald reagan gave the commencement address at the citadel, a military college in charleston, south carolina. he outlined his ideas on the nature of character and what it takes to make good decisions as a leader. decisions as leader. [cheers and applause] [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national 2019]satellite corp. pres. reagan: thank you. thank you. you, general watts, faculty,shed guests, families and friends of the citadel class of 1993. thank you for that gracious welcome. i'm delighted to be here on this glorious day of hope and om

for the first time we're hearing from ellen's mother.ory. the only reason i'm going to go into detail about it is because i want other girls to not, you know, ever let someone do that. >> reporte just releas overnight, an emotional ellen degeneres gettiand with david letterman in his newas seon of "my nextee guest nds to tiintroducon." ellen describing in detail how she was sexually abused by her late stepfather when she was just 15 years old. >> he told me when she was out of town he felt a lump in her breast and nd to feel my breast because heo didn't want t upset her but needed to feel mine. >> reporter: ellen's mother who has appeared many times on her daytime talk show is now responding publicly for the first time about the abuse. in an exclusive statement provided to "today" through ellen, deathty tbetty dseneres know now one of the hardest things to do is speak up after sexual abuse. ht love my daug. i live with my regret and wouldn't want that for any other parent. >> i should never have protected her. i should have protected mys

vonnie: ellen zentner, always a pleasure to speak with you. ellen zentner, morgan chief u.s. economist. let's check in with bloomberg's first word news. >> theresa may is facing more pressure to resign within days. bloomberg has learned senior government officials were shocked may's new brexit proposal was rejected so quickly. may's allies are set to nknow -- know there is little chance to pass or ban. the u.s. may widen its ban on technology to china. the trump administration is deciding whether to add five chinese tech companies to the blacklist. a memo from the irs reportedly exposes the disagreement within the treasury department on president trump lost tax returns. according to the "washington returns must be turned over to congress if requested. ifly way to not comply is the president claimed executive notilege -- the only way to comply is if the president claimed executive privilege. qualcomm's licensing practices violate antitrust laws, and the judge said the company abused its position and charged cell phone makers excessive fees. qualcomm has the most advanced 5g mo

it's time for us to have power >> so interesting to hear from ellen.e, because she knows she has a voice. she knows she can help people, but it's a lot to carry -- >> please believe them please believe them. that's the takeaway -- >> it's happening to somebody right now. it may be old for her, but it's still so relevant, unfortunately. >> and to hear from a parent who said, you know, i didn't believe at first, and i'm sorry -- >> that will open the eyes of parents today. >> yeah. >> i know she's talking about, obviously, the abuse of her from her then stepfather, and i know she's targeting women here, but i would encourage men as well. >> yes, of course. >> if you watch that story and you listen to ellen, if you've been a victim of abuse, speak up >> say something >>> mr. roker, we turn to you for another check of the forecast. >> let's show you what's going on for today we do have a few severe storms to talk about, all along the mid-atlantic it's going to be hot and humid down in florida, strong storms firing up across the upper midwest. sunshine retu

this time ellen degeneris is p opening up about her past. she reveals she was abused by her stepfather years ago. ellen claims she was a teenager when her then-stepfather touched her inappropriately. she says she wants her story to empower other young women. degeneris admits she didn't tell her mother for years in an effort to protect her but she should have protected herself. her mother eventually left her husband. >>> a woman found in a dense hawaiian forest after being missing for two weeks continues to tell her story. she held another news conference on maui. she got lost while hiking and survived for 17 days on jungle fruit and livriver water. >> i had shuch hope uch hope. today's the day, the helicopters are coming. they're passing over, and they're not seeing me, i'm invisible. you lose hope. >> the wounds on her legs are really bad, and doctors say she has a long recovery ahead of her. >>> the warriors home in san francisco is getting closer to grand opening. today the warriors deepteamed u with kaiser permanente. the 11 acre plaza h

osmar: i agree with what ellen said.his is not a major crisis at this point, so the market is not reacting to it. it is not always just supply. it is demand. a lot of concern about demand. what could happen to the chinese economy, for example, and things like that. we have already had major supply issues. he mentioned venezuela. look how much their production has dropped. you have to look at it from a global perspective. i don't think the long end of the curve, for people who invest in that and the global energy companies and consumers are reacting because there is not anything major yet. i don't think we others are sending troops without much more evidence and much more escalation of activity. alix: irrespective of that, we brought up venezuela, the markets were already tight. we have not seen russia and saudi arabia ramp up production to make and offset some of the tightness we have seen. what is your read on that? ellen: russia has its own set of problems with this oil contamination it is dealing with in one of its ma

>> before i turn to ellen which branch did you serve in? >> i currently serve.am i'm in active duty military. >> yes, that's an interesting point she makes and actually there's been a number of work arounds that have been developed in the recent years for that. women can now pee standing up, frankly using a device -- there's a couple of them, female diverter and a she-wee. women get issued those at basic trainingng believe it or not an you can pee standing up. it has a container. rinse it off. put it back in your pocket. veryhe quickly. you don't have to remove your gear or equipment. we have women in the infantry, they swear by them. i talk to women tankers who say they can be inside tankers with a cover all, pe inside their tank with all the guys around them without anybody even knowing that they've used it because you pe inside a container in tank. men and women do the exact same thing standing up using this female diverter devise.ay >> there are some changes that have to be made but you're saying that they are not insurmountable. >> the

ellen tauscher was 67 years old. family members of the former congresswoman say they are working on memorial plans but have yet to announce them. in the senate as a studio, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> up next tonight, an environmental group raises concerns about chemicals in california drinking water. it says individual contaminants may be within acceptable ranges but what about the combined effect? >>> also mark zuckerberg takes center stage at facebook's f8 developers conference. later in the newscast, why he says the future is private. >>> pretty cool out there today. one of the cooler days we have seen in a while. temperatures trending on the mild side but there will be a warm-up. i will show you that in the five-day forecast. >>> at 6:30 pm, an honor roll student in the east bay now looking to play with an elite basketball team but despite making the cut, there is a chance he won't be able to join the roster. >>> a live look now at 880 and oakland there oracle arena where the workers are getting ready t

ellen lor and sophia flourish are making the trip at a $957.00 mercedes $300.00 s. l. . it will be a nice feeling to cross the ramp for the 2nd time that means you've reached the finish line good luck. to. both our professional race car drivers but this is their 1st time together at a rally. for days through the heart of italia in a classic car. yeah i'm 18 i try to fool me into 3 and this weekend i'll be racing form a sadie's at the minute media yet again it's an generations of race car drivers driving together i was a professional motor sport race a 2 generations before it's a really big challenge for both of us driving a magnificent 2000000 euro car isn't bad for an 18 year old to. ellen lore is one of europe's most successful female racecar drivers sophia flush is the new rising star. a year before she had been lucky enough to survive a serious crash in macau her dream as the pilot of formula one racer. today she won't be stopped from taking the we'll. examine i asked her if she wanted me to try to and she said ellen i'm 18 years old and allowed to handle a con like

ellen log is one of europe's most successful female racecar drivers sophia plush is the new rising star. a year before she had been lucky enough to survive a serious crash in macau her dream is to pilot a formula one racer. today she won't be stopped from taking the wheel. exeunt astral she wanted me to try to and she said ellen i'm 18 years old and a lot to handle a con like this what do you think from then on it was settled and so i stayed in my coach privacies i remember i used to be decided my good now is a good thing. it's the co-pilot's job to find the correct route that the organizers provide from the road book aside from that they help to maintain the average speed and make sure the old car makes it over the finish line safely. don't forget it was built in 1957 and feel free to switch to 3rd gear. one stage can take up to 14 hours. and demands their full attention. one slight moment of carelessness is all it takes to get lost in. visits to get lunch through the sighting along with all of you have is 6300 s.l. models that was great we had just reached rome and were at the front o

ellen: yeah.e has definitely courted controversy over the course of we work's nine years of existence. there are plenty of landlords who will privately tell you that he has cut them out of deals or just been generally a menace to the traditional real estate industry. i think that's good. this is a stodgy industry that is looking to benefit from having something new, but he also brought, i think criticism , onto we work for the choices he has made. he has also owned stakes in buildings that have been leased by we work, personal stakes. this came to light last year. it has been a note of criticism against the company for a long time, that this is a, onto we ws self-dealing set up, and i think in the real estate industry, that's kind of par for the course. it seemed to raise fewer eyebrows. but it also wants to be seen as a tech company, and the expectations are different. that was definitely something that stuck with the company, and it is something that arc, this new fund, is hoping to address. the

ellen: the labor market is healthy.r 194,000, higher than the three-month average, more in line with the six-month average. a robust labor market. on headlines tomorrow, one heads-up. we could get some sense is hiring out of the government, so you could see a pop in government payrolls, but let's look at private to strip out the government component. it is undeniable it is a robust labor market. we are producing wage gains. we are not at the point of wage gains spilling over the broader price increases. that is what the fed is watching. i will put a chart up. it compares number of people who say jobs are hard to get -- that and aswhite line -- there is more more people in unemployed, it is harder to find jobs. how does that translate what you are doing? dan: it is a dogfight to find talent. it is easy to apply for jobs. think back to when we were in school. ,f you're on college campuses you would go out of post a resume or drop it in a box on campus and you would hear back from a recruiter. now there is a plethora of wa

osmar: i agree with what ellen said earlier.his is not a major crisis at this point, so the market is not reacting to it. it's not always supply. it is demand. there is a lot of concern about demand. what could happen to the chinese economy, for example, and things like that. we have already had major supply issues. you mentioned venezuela, how much their production has dropped. you have to look at it from a global perspective. i don't think the long end of the curve, for people who invest in that and the global energy companies and consumers are reacting because there is not anything major yet. i don't think we others are sending troops without much more evidence and much more escalation of activity. alix: irrespective of that, we brought up venezuela, the markets were already tight. what we have not seen is russia and saudi arabia ramp up production to offset the tightness we have seen. what is your read on that? ellen: russia has its own set of problems with this oil contamination it is dealing with in one of its major pipeli

we got more from ellen. here she is. ellen the cover story is about : we work and addresses, i think, a few major questions many people have about we work, which is can it make it work? as part of exploring that, we talked about this new fund we work is raising, called arc. part of their needs -- this is an office rental company, so they take long leases from landlords and rent out to smaller businesses, or even enterprise businesses. this new thing they are talking about is arc, an outside real estate fund with outside investors, raising money to buy buildings that they will then be a major tenant in. this is a set of financial gymnastics i believe we call it, , to give them access to more money and more space, which are things that the ceo told me it needs to grow. taylor: who was the founder and leader of we work that drives the culture of that company? ellen: they have two cofounders, but the ceo, adam newman, is by far the big personality. he's the person people think of, the face of the company, and it is for a goo

ellen died last month from complications of pneumonia. she was 67 years old. >>> and that's a brief look at some of the top stories we're working on. >> dave, thank you. former 49er center is trying to solve a bizarre crime on his brentwood orchard. someone uprooted and stole 2,000 cherry trees. he is heartbroken, but he will replant the trees and install surveillance cameras. his farm is still open for customers to pick cherries from the remaining trees. newberry spent the majority of his career with the 49ers. he retired ten years ago. >>> the warriors looking to advance with a win in portland. >> it's game four of the western conference finals. the warriors are leading the blazers in the series 3 games to none. andre is listed as questionable for tonight's game because of a left calf injury. if he can't play backup swing man, is expected to get more minutes. tonight's game tips off at 6:00. if the warriors lose, game five would be back at oracle arena on wednesday. >>> the san jose sharks are on the brink of elimination after a 5-0 los

that's ellen. you stay tuned for nbc bay area news after. >>> coming up next, we are getting reports of a car that went into a house. a live report coming up next. >> and we've got a may soaker moving through the bay area. a little break now. our next round of rain on the way. we'll talk more about what you can expect where you live for today, that's coming up next. >>> . >>> how are you liking the rain that's been hitting the bay area? well, we are already tracking the next storm, following a rare spring soaker. taking a look at our radar we use right here in our studios. good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's head over to carrie hall. she has an update for us. >> we have our first batch of record setting rain moving through yesterday. we will add some more on top of that. as we look at the radar, it is snowing up in the sierra, those snow levels dropping. we are tracking spotty rain as you head out the door this morning, for your morn

i of the southern district of new york, and we close with ellen to generous at two lane -- ellen to generous -- eneres at tulane university in 2009. : thank you very much. guests, it is a privilege to be here in this great city on this fine day to mark this auspicious occasion. today the college will send into the world and accomplished class of young women and men sitting your before me, trained and ready to serve crisis in our time, and that is reason indeed for celebration. to the parents of the graduates here today, i say to you,. you are surely proud and rightly so. this is a day to give thanks for all the lord has done. to the class of 2019, i say, you make me feel old. right, nevermath my strong suit, when you were born, i was almost finished with college. i am 39 years old this year and that is about the time of laugh -- like when you start looking for things to make you feel young, and that is what you know i ran for the senate. [laughter] senator hawley: where the average age is dead. [laughter] senator hawley: when i got sworn into the senate, they gave me a lapel pin, and it doub

i just signed for three years. >> ellen is sticking around for three more years here. >>> tom hanks istopping by today. ellen is at 4:00 followed by nbc bay area news at 5:00 and "nightly news with lester holt." >> they'll do a pixar-off. >> i'm just trying to get on the show around christmastime. >> that, too. >> we have some great weather heading into the weekend. so excited about that. it will warm up over the next few days. >> i like the look of that. >> finally a little sun in the forecast. >> we'll see you back here at 4:firt for "today in the bay." see you then. ♪ off! familycare provides mosquito protection with a dry formula that's not oily or greasy so you can keep living life your way. off! live on. sc johnson man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our th

it's called "always be my maybe." >> you can watch ellen at 4:00. in the meantime got to get outside. it's going to be a nice day. >> great day to be outside. it's going to be a little breezy along the coastline. we will still have a lot of cloud cover but look at the temperatures you have to look ahead to. upper 60s tomorrow and upper 70s. >> looks good. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. >> right now on "california live" -- 49 and fabulous. >> if patients maintain their weight, the new body shape is permanent. >> how dr. tess transforms this mother back into a beauty queen. >>> then time to get your summer glow on. celebrity hair and makeup artist joey is here with his glam team. >>> plus, kim is on a track to find the best burger. >> okay. this is just one of the 32 spots we're going to find on the burger fest. >>> malou is right on target. >> oh! >> that's a legit high five right there. >>> and fun for the whole family, living your best california life

ellen starts at 4:00 followed by nbc bay area news at 5:00. then "nightly news" with lester holt at 5:30. >>> all right. well, last look at the weather. it's going to be nice this memorial day weekend? >> yeah, it's going to be great for part of the weekend. we will still are v. to watch out for showers especially on sunday and our temperatures will be coming down. so we go from 75 and sunny today to cloudy with some spotty showers on sunday. and we'll have also some cool and wet weather on memorial day. after that it clears out, warms up. we are looking good with some low 80s. san francisco will be in the mid 60s today but dropping down to only 57 for the high on sunday. >> like i said, if you have a garden this might be great for you. >> i have a garden. i haven't had to turn on my sprinklers. >> there you go. a good thing. that does it for us. have a great weekend. we'll see you back here monday morning. introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce o

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congresswoman ellen tauscher of california. thank you.

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congresswoman ellen tauscher of california. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] mr. mccarthy: first, let me apologize for being late. it's something i don't like to do. i don't control the floor anymore so, i'm sorry. good afternoon. i want to start, first, by recognize day of remembrance. a time when our nation pauses to remember the millions of lives lost during the atrocities of the holocaust and the valiant actions of those who risked it all, to bring it to an end.

congresswoman ellen tauscher of california. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] apologize for being late. it is not something i like to do but i don't control the floor anymore, so i'm sorry.

congresswoman ellen tauscher of california. thank you. [crowd talking] >> did someone say no to that? mr. mccarthy: first, let me apologize for being late. it's something i don't like to do. i don't control the floor anymore so i'm sorry. first of all good afternoon. , i want to start, first, by recognize day of remembrance. a time when our nation pauses to

today's series of commencement speeches by going into the c-span archives from 2009 when comedian ellen degenerates deliver the sommencement -- ellen degenera delivered to the commencement at tulane university in her hometown of new orleans. >> how do you introduce aom

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