she'll join jeffrey rosen and celebrate the 25th anniversary of her appointment to the supreme court. the event is sold out. >>> hundreds of his thousands of people in puerto rico remain without power, many feel like they have been forgotten by washington. >>> philadelphia honors sharp shank star. damon john those stories when "action newses" continues. >> after being battered by hurricane irma and maria, millions are without power. despite the hardships progress is being made. linda lopez traveled to the island with her act actress and singer jennifer lopez. >> reporter: in his state of the union address president trump said -- >> we are with you, 'love you and we'll pull through together. >> reporter: yet that same day, it was reported that fema would cut off emergency food and water to the island. when they were their four months after hurricane maria. traffic lights are down and some of the signs of people living without electricity and power and the basic necessities are not going to see them for a while. >> roughly a quarter of the island's residents are without electricity. hun

justice ruth bader ginsburg joined the ceo on -- ceo and president of the constitution center jeffrey rosen. at 6 p.m.s live eastern on c-span. then remarks from chuck schumer budgetgration, the 2019 and senate leadership. he spoke at the university of louisville mcconnell center, which was created by mitch mcconnell, a you can watch senator schumer's comments tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> tonight come on the communicators, from the consumer electronics show in las vegas, technology industry leaders discuss their latest to -- latest developments in artificial intelligence. >> those are all using technologies such as machine figure out what movie you want to watch and what movie you like to listen to. -- what music you like to listen to. system is not a person they're marking things as spam or not, but a computer as -- computer algorithm. you can haveand artificial intelligence powering self driving cars. they use business and machine learning. >> watch the communicators tonight at eight eastern tonight on c-span two. tuesday morning, we are live in little rock arkansas on the c-sp

ginsburg a champion of our constitution, a civic leader here in philadelphia and a dear friend, jeffrey rosen. [applause] a professor of law at george washington university, a noted commentator on legal affairs, and the author of six books. two thousand 13, jeffrey has served as the president and ceo of the national constitution center. has brought energy, excitement, and above all vision to the important work of the national constitution center. weis a true civic leader, are grateful for his leadership of this truly unique institution. truth in advertising, this evenings roberts lecture will not be a lecture at all, but rather a candid conversation between two mines who are steeped in the history and values and challenges of american constitutional law. i know we are in for a fascinating evening. i know there has never been a more important time to have this conversation. please join me ladies and gentlemen and welcoming jeffrey rosen and the honorable ruth bader ginsburg. [applause] pleasestice ginsburg: everyone be seated. justice ginsburg it is such an honor and pleasure to welcome you ba

she will speak with national constitution president and ceo jeffrey rosen. live coverage getting underway right now from philadelphia on c-span. ♪ >> again, we are waiting for ruth bader ginsburg to get underway here at the constitution center in philadelphia. both chambers of congress are in session this week. the senate started work on an immigration bill focusing on border security and daca. attend is aans to bill that allows any of those amendments as long as they receive the 60 votes. the houses back tomorrow for a three-day workweek before the --sident -- day recess presidents' day recess. also expected sanctions against hamas and another financial bills. we have the house always live right here on c-span. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen least take your seats, our program will begin shortly. -- please take your seats, our program will begin shortly. ♪ >> again, we are just a minute or two away we are told. coming up after this at 8:00, we will have the remarks from chuck schumer talking about the immigration bill and the 2019 budget. that is right here on c-

ginsburg a champion of our constitution, a civic leader here in philadelphia and a dear friend, jeffrey rosen. [applause] a professor of law at george washington university, a noted commentator on legal affairs, and the author of six books. since 2013, jeffrey has served as the president and ceo of the national constitution center. jeffrey has brought energy, excitement, and above all vision to the important work of the national constitution center. he is a true civic leader, we are grateful for his leadership of this truly unique institution. truth in advertising, this evening's roberts lecture will not be a lecture at all, but rather a candid conversation --minds whomines are steeped in the history and values and challenges of american constitutional law. i know we are in for a fascinating evening. i know there has never been a more important time to have this conversation. please join me, ladies and gentlemen, in welcoming jeffrey rosen and the honorable ruth bader ginsburg. [applause] justice ginsburg: please, everyone be seated. rosen: justice ginsburg it is such an honor and pleasure to

please join me ladies and gentlemen and welcoming jeffrey rosen and the honorable ruth bader ginsburg. [applause] justice ginsburg: please everyone be seated. rosen: justice ginsburg it is such an honor and pleasure to welcome you back to the national constitution center. the last time i saw you was on october 20 when you did me and my wife lauren the great honor of marrying us. thank you for that wonderful experience. [applause] since then, as president gutman said, you have indeed been a judicial rockstar with standing ovations and thrilled audiences. your travels even took you to sundance where you saw a documentary of yourself. how is your documentary? justice ginsburg: in my opinion, they have done a fantastic job. they did a series for pbs some will years ago called "the makers." it was about the women's movement in the 1970's. it was done so well, that i was persuaded to say yes to their proposal. rosen: our task tonight, and as amy said it is unimportant time to have this conversation, is to take stock of the progress of gender equality from a tiny began to your time on the su

i'm jeffrey rosen, the president of this wonderful institution which as c-span viewers know is the only institution in america chartered by congress to disseminate information about the u.s. constitution on a non-partisan basis and today i

. >> welcome to the national constitution center, i'm jeffrey rosen the president of this wonderful institution which, as c-span viewers know, is the only institution in america chartered by congress to disseminate information about the u.s. constitution on a non-partisan basis and today i am so excited to show you a new gallery we've just opened, american treasures, which contains the five rarest early drafts of the u.s. constitution in american history. not even at the constitutional convention were these five drafts displayed in the same place and now, thanks to a great partnership with the historical society of pennsylvania and the wonderful support of david rubinstein, we've been able to open this gallery, display these drafts together and tell the story of the evolutionover the text of the constitution into the draft that was ratified on constitution day, september 17, 1787. it's so exciting. i can't wait to show it to you. let's go inside and come take a look. in many ways this gallery tells the story of the that underappreciated hero of the constitutional convention, james wilson. we've

jeffrey rosen, the president and ceo of the constitution center and the university of st.mas law professor michael paulson will review the 12 historic cases to be featured in the series. is life monday at syscon: 30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. from the first season of landmark cases.

the president and ceo, jeffrey rosen, yell law professor, and st. thomas university professor michael paulson review the 12th historic cases featured in the series. live at 6:30 eastern. you can listen live on the free c-span radio app. unveilinghe ceremony the portrait of former president barack obama and first lady michelle obama. joined by the artists at the portrait gallery, home to the only complete collection of national portraits outside of the white house. here is a preview. >> each of these artists had to walk into the oval office -- yikes! i almost wanted to start each conversation by apologizing for putting them through this process. just to get this job they had to come to the white house, to the oval office, and get grilled by the president and first lady. i'm sorry. [laughter] i'm so sorry. it was not lost on us how unnerving this experience was for each one of them and when amy came and it was her turn, i have to admit i was intrigued. i was intrigued before she walked into the room. i hadn't seen her work and i was blown away by the

i am jeffrey rosen, president of the national constitution center and we have an important responsibility on bill of rights day, the national chart of the constitution center to inspire people around the world. before doing that, here we go. we are going to recite not only the first part but the entire congressional charter and i know you can do it. the national constitution center is the only institution in america chartered by congress to disseminate information about the u.s. constitution on a nonpartisan basis. and the purpose of our charter, in order to increase understanding of the constitution among the american people. that is what we are going to do today. on december 15, 1791, the bill of rights was ratified. the first 10 amendments which are now known as the bill of rights have become iconic of american liberty throughout the globe but as we learned today in a fascinating series of discussions the bill of rights is not always the bill of rights. not until december 15, 1941, in the heart of world war ii that pres. roosevelt began referring to the bill of rights as the bill of ri

march 20, exclusive book launch with national constitution president and ceo jeffrey rosen on william howard taft and much more. to purchase tickets or for more details about these and other upcoming events visit constitution center.org/debate and if you are interested in becoming a member of the national prostitution center, please, visit the membership table outside for more information on how to join today members receive free tickets to our popular daytime programs, discounted tickets to evening events like tonight while directly supporting the centers non- partisan mission to bring people together of all ages and perspectives to learn about great and celebrate the u.s. constitution and now it's my pleasure to institute-- two great friends of the national constitution center, michael nutter was elected mayor of philadelphia in 2007 and served it to terms. esquire magazine named him in 2011 to its american of the year list and he was named public official of the year by governing magazine in 2014 and is executive fellow at the university of pennsylvania school of social policy and

the president and ceo, jeffrey rosen, yell law professor, and st. thomas university professor michael paulson review the 12th historic cases featured in the series. live at 6:30 eastern. you can listen live on the free c-span radio app. unveilinghe ceremony the portrait of former prede

up being treated as a traitor beer times reporter james rosen now with the intercept was having about fifty conversations back and forth with jeffrey and then james rosen released a book about two thousand and five called state of war in which he disclosed the cia's botched release of nuclear plans to iran even jeffrey tried to tell a senate intelligence committee about this information they tried to go after james rosen the find out who his source was just around the same time they arrested jeffrey and they dropped the rise in case because obama did not want to go away after a reporter because the heat was obama in the obama administration because he was going after a journalist or the judge who sentenced stated that while in a perfect world i think criminal case would be decided using direct evidence often that's not possible on men conic and says that they have nothing but circumstantial evidence. they went and took jeffrey to court the only type of evidence that they had was circumstantial evidence and cia agents saying that it was a disgruntled employee that released information because of his discrimination case jeffrey has m

rosen. thank you. [applause] jeffrey: thank you so much, susan. susan is a masterful moderator. it's such a pleasure to learn with her about these incredible cases. all right. you are in for a treat. i hope this will be a concentrated constitutional feast. an hour or so where we have two of america's leading expert to help take us through these cases, to learn together, and to spread the light. is america's teacher of the constitution. he was my teacher of the constitution. he was my first teacher in law school. and he has spread his wisdom and knowledge to me and to thousands and hundreds of thousands of others, versus -- by means of wonderful technologies. he's the author of many books, including "the constitution today," timeless lessons for the issues of our era. he is a sterling professor of law and political science at gail. and he is america's leading exponent of constitutional methodology that some have called the new textualism or originalism for liberals that argues that the text and history of the constitution honestly interpreted should lead to results of different p

. >> i am jeffrey rosen. the president of this wonderful institution.nly institution in america chartered by congress to disseminate information about the u.s. constitution on a nonpartisan basis. beautiful!

jeffrey rosen, the president and ceo of the constitution center and the university of st. thomas law professor michael paulson will review the 12 historic cases to be featured in the series. is life monday at syscon: 30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. from the first season of landmark cases. >> landmark cases -- c-span's producedistory series in cooperation with the national constitution center, is boring that in his stories and constitutional dramas but to get supreme court decisions. >> quite often, and many of our most famous decisions, a coupler quite unpopular. let's go through a few cases that illustrate very dramatically and visually what society of live in a 310 million different people. they helped stick together because they believe in a rule of law. >> welcome to landmark cases, our series is looking at 12 of the most important cases in the supreme court history, we will lend more about the people and the issues behind them. tonight we will talk about the case of lochner v. new york. this case give rise to an error that defines this report for the next 34 years. le

. >> i am jeffrey rosen. the president of this wonderful institution. only institution in america chartered by congress to disseminate information about the u.s. constitution on a nonpartisan basis. beautiful! so inspiring! [laughter] >> wonderful live c-span audience. you can see that the great members of the national constitution center, like people are inspireduntry, by this nonpartisan mission of constitutional education and crucially is important for citizens to educate themselves about the constitution so american democracy can thrive and survive. and in this educational mission, excited to be partners with c-span. we have a wonderful collaboration -- we had a wonderful collaboration, a few years ago, landmark cases, which the human stories behind some of the most important supreme court cases of all time. inspired by as comment that justice ginsburg made at a national constitution event a few years ago, where she said how inspiring it humanbe to hear those stories so people can relate to thecases and understand constitutional principles behind th

. >> i am jeffrey rosen, the president of the center to disseminate information about the u.s. constitution on nonpartisan basis. that is so inspiring. wonderful live c-span audience you can see the great members of the national constitution center like people around the country are inspired by this nonpartisan mission of constitutional education and believe it is crucially important for citizens to educate themselves about the constitution so american democracy can thrive and survive. in this mission, we are so excited to be partners with c-span. we have a wonderful collaboration a few years ago, landmark cases which described the human story behind some of the most important supreme court cases all times. that series was inspired by a common group death ruth bader ginsburg made at event a few years ago where she said how inspiring it would be to hear those human stories so people can relate to the cases and understand the principles behind them. that series was such a success that by popular demand, we are launching tonight, landmark cases season two. [applause] and we have a

this evening, justice ruth bader ginsburg joins the ceo, jeffrey rosen, marking the anniversary to her appointment to the supreme court. live coverage begins at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> chuck schumer is in kentucky this morning at the university of louisville mcconnell center created by mitch mcconnell. the speech is at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> the president released his face call 2019 budget this morning, and this morning, mic mulvaney testifies about it in front of the senate committee. treasury secretary steve mnuchin is on capitol hill wednesday to talk about the budget live at 10:30 eastern. >>> tonight, on "the communicators" from the consumer electronics show in las vegas, technology industry leaders discuss their latest developments in artificial intelligence. >> you can have artificial intelligence in your music play list or netflix queue, all using machine learning to see what movies you watch and what music you like to listen to. it can be in your internet e-mail system and filtering out spam. that automated system is not a person there marking things as spam or

want to let you know ruth bader ginsburg joins the national constitution center president and ceo jeffrey rosen marking the 25th year, the anniversary of her appointment to the supreme court, our live coverage of that is at 6:00 p.m. eastern. that will be over on c-span. this conference here at the center for strategic and international studies resuming shortly. live coverage here on c-span3. >> take your seats. we're about to get started. everyone, take your seats. we're about to get started. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm melissa dalton. i'm a senior fellow and the deputy director of the international security program here at csis. thank you so much for joining us today for the second portion of our rollout event for the oversight and accountability and security secretary assistance seeking return on investment report. following the terrific remarks from representative smith this morning, we have gathered an interagency panel, several important notes from the vast community to enlighten us on some of the great work they are doing behind the scenes on this enterprise. i did want to spend a f

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