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nd yet, that court struck down one federal law after another, one state law after another on the groundhat they discriminated ash temporarily on the basis of gender. charlie: what does that say about the way the court works? there was a great constitutional law professor who said, the court should never be influenced by the weather of the ay, but inevitably, it will be influenced by the climate of the era. and that's what the court of the 1970's was influenced by. charlie: is that what the court of the 21st century has been with respect to marriage equality and same-sex marriage, influenced by what is happening in the larger community? the climate. >> i'm wondering whether i should answer at all. [laughter] charlie: why are you wondering? >> she gets more cover than i do. charlie: that's an interesting question. meaning she has given more, what, latitude? >> i think so. and rightfully so, she has earned it. she has rightfully earned it. >> i'm old enough to be her mother. [laughter] so i volunteered and only women so e committee and what's funny. ruth, do you think you are comfortable w

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nd street near 18-th avenue. the man was rushed to a hospital where he died.no word yet on any suspects. a 23-year-old man has turned himself in... after a deadly crash in dowtown milwaukee this weekend. weekend. police say he is one of two people inside a lexus s-u-v that ran a red light at 2nd and clybourn early sunday morning. three women were killed including a native of menomonee falls -- as they sat in an uber.the uber driver is recovering. police are still searching for the second suspe ... we hear from ?another? uber driver.. who thinks she gave that second suspect a ride. police are stll looking for a suspect who stole a car -- that had a 15-month-old boy in the backseat. backseat.the car was taken around six sunday night from a gas station on good hope road. police say the mother left the keys in the ignition as she went to pay for gas... and that's when a man jumped in and took off.a woman found the child and the car at 39th and silver spring about 90 minutes later. coyotes are blamed... for killing ?two area dogs? over the last week. mix" in glendale... was killed last week i

yet. as far as the evacuation, it's zoned a ask nd b, which are the barrier islands.hat would be jupiter island, palm beach island. there is a major evacuation there. i'm just a couple miles inland off the ocean. i am east of 95. we are going to be hit pretty hard. we may not be under the eye of the storm or direct hit, but we are going to get winds up to about 100 miles an hour. what's interesting, though, is you look out the window and walk around the neighborhood today, it's an eerie calm. we're in an upscale neighborhood. you see people with their shutters up and the furniture it off the patios, out of the backyards. the basketball hoops which are prevalent throughout the neighborhood every other house, they're down and tied down. i think people are actually scared. they've taken the precautions. they're prepared. i've been to costco the other day where a tractor-trailer load of water was sold out in an hour. helped a friend yesterday go get a generator at sears. 16 of them came in and 16 of them went out in about five minutes. so if you're prepared, you can do th

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nd street near 18-th avenue. the man was rushed to a hospital where he died.no word yet on any suspects. 3 now to a developing story ... an uber driver tells cbs 58 she picked up the second suspect in that deadly uber cra. crash.he's still wanted in connection to the crash... that killed three people. people.cbs 58's julie parise is live downtown with this cbs 58 exclusive.julie? accident happened right here at second and clybourne, she got a request for an uber...and didn't realize she was picking up the man wanted in that deadly crash. she didn't want to go on camera or give us her name.but the uber driver says she thinks the man she picked up was on drugs.he told her he had been doing molly that night and didn't know what had happened.police say the driver of the car that struck the uber and killed three women inside has turned himself in. the passenger, who had also left the scene ofth is still on the loose.this uber driver says she saw the crash -- and the suspects running from the scene of the crime. probably about 7 or 8 minutes later i get a call, tot he courthouse. ad it's him. i did see 2 people running.

nd report nothing downtown pits, trey adair, 7 news night team. >> anchor: can't wait for that game. still ahead piling it on. donald trump facing yet another controversy. some details coming up. andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator who works just as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan training initiatives to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice : i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. the election countdown just 17 days away. donald trump facing more trouble after allegations of sexual misconduct. this on the same day he laid out the agenda for the first 100 days in office if he were to win. >> anchor: in the meantime d

nd street near 18-th avenue. the man was rushed to a hospital where he died.no word yet on any suspects. 3 now to a developing story ... an uber driver tells cbs 58 she picked up one of the suspects in a deadly crash. crash. suspect is still wanted in connection to the crash that killed three people. people.cbs 58's julie parise is live downtown with this cbs 58 exclusive. that driver tells us that just mintues after that deadly accident happened right here at second and clybourne, she got a request for an uber...and didn't realize she was picking up the man wanted camera or give us her name.but the uber driver says she thinks the man she picked up was on drugs.he told her he had been doing molly that night and didn't know what had happened.police say the driver of the car that struck the uber and killed three women inside has turned himself in. the passenger, who had also left the scene of the crime, is still on the loose.this uber driver says she saw the crash -- and the suspects running from the scene of the crime. probably about 7 or 8 minutes later i get a call, tot he courthouse. ad it's him. i did see 2 peop

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yet, the half-century following the abolition of slavery, until her death in 1913, remains relatively neglected in the juvenile accounts. tubman:ime my "harriet in road to freedom" appeared 2004, scholars think very eager .nd ready to integrate her as i said just, in my biography, she had a very adaptive persona. the back panthers celebrated her woman in arms. finally, the academy was ready to embrace her as a long-lost hero. when the women in the 20's campaign and merged, it followed ,n the wake of rosie rios president obama's appointment of u.s. treasurer, campaigning with the secretary of treasury and secretary jack lew to put women on the face of american currency. as the internet campaign raised important issues about putting women on the face of money, harry tubman was the face of 160,000 ballots cast. this was sent in may of 2000 and coincided with the new $10 bill, hadmpaign that lew conceived to ask the question, who should appear on the new american currency? over one million americans in the summer of 2015 sent in their nominees. this became, in many ways, a populist campaign to educate people on women in american history. as you may have seen, apparently the republican nominees dabbling out and

nd really trying to take a critical look back on the good-old days and thinking of, ou know, what made them the good old days? the automobile hadn't yet been invented. becoming y is just invented. immigrants are coming to the united states from countries all the world. the ethnic make-up of our cities changing. grand rapids is growing tremendously in terms of its industry and economy. period of a lot of change. ending as a hopeful the sun sets and everyone heads home for the evening. >> our visit to grand rapids is an american history tv showed it and we today to introduce you to c-span tour. for five years now, we've traveled to cities across the their literary and historic sites. visits watch more of our at c-span.org/citiestour. in on five weeks to election day, more road to the white house coverage coming up this afternoon. 5:00 eastern, we'll bring you donald trump at a pueblo, rally in colorado. and just a little bit later on, hillary clinton is in akron, there.or a rally you can see that at 5:45 eastern over on our companion network 2.pan with mike pence running for vice president, three challengers are to become the next gover

yet one of the country's most advocates of gun control, arizona congresswoman ive ordhas endorsed your opponent. this room, was in what would you say to her? >> i would say, thanks for for being nd thanks here tonight. the first thing i would say to gifford, thank her for her service and leadership. is a sue of gun violence critical issue, some 300,000 people killed over the last through gun violence and i would take leadership role. be endorsed by >> coming together on some common sense issues, i think we can get it done. to get it done you have to stick with it and that is the difference i have with senator to me. to a bills name that led police away when it fell by a couple of votes. let democrats take the lead. i'm ready to take the lead on this critical issue. to seeomey: it's good you back in the seat and i'm glad you're doing well. thanks to temple for hosting this. i want to thank my family and friends who came down from the lehigh valley and greater philadelphia to be here. i approach this issue as somebody who is a strong believer in the second amendment. i think that is a very important personal right that we have, and , it's properly enshrined in the constitution. it

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