from northwestern university, ricky zip.o from northwestern university, we in solana and jimmy hernandez. >> from the university of maryland, and from the university of missouri, alex derosier, jamie dunaway, rene , should sue lyn kim need a kathleen martin, miranda more, and rachel wagner. please join us in congratulating all the scholarship winners. [applause] >> i hope you will turn back to the video screen so you can hear her story. >> i am honored and happy to celebrate the freedom of the press with you here tonight. last april your freedom award helpsedom to do your work deliver me the freedom to walk out of prison and become like you, a free prison. for three years i was kept hidden behind high walls with barbed wire. i was told i would spend the rest of my life there with my husband and friends. how are you able to explain this journey to people? it was simple. kill truth, create alternate truth, and tell people i was a terrorist and human trafficker. say she and 60,000 people like her are terrorists, not democracy d

. >> reporter: she went on to study at northwestern university, majoring in international studies andheater. while in college she landed her first role as a nurse on "general hospital." >> this is where she started. her scenes were basically she was here behind the desk talking to a doctor giving him a message. >> just one second. >> reporter: it was meghan's father, a lighting director in the show, who had introduced her to casting director mark teshner. >> you want anybody to find true love and it just feels very genuine. >> reporter: meghan would go on to get small parts in shows and movies, appearing in "csi." >> you might need an extra set of hands. >> and "horrible bosses." >> can i help you? >> i'm good. he's just signing for these packages. thank you. >> reporter: but her big break came at 30 years old after she landed a starring role on the hit legal drama "suits." >> wow. you're pretty. >> good. you've hit on me. we can get it out of the way that i'm not interested. >> no, i'm sorry, i wasn't hitting on you. >> she lived on a diet of one line here, two lines there, a pilot t

allow medicare to negotiate lower prescription drug prices according to craig garthwaite of northwestern university the proposal was quote quite underwhelming on the flipside the president did promise action against pharmacy benefit managers or p b m's who are derided as person who he had derided as parasitic middlemen p.b.m. for third party administrators for drug plans under private insurance who are expected to create a fission sees in the system and sometimes get kickbacks for successful price negotiations leading some to question the role of p.b.s. but big pharma companies are heaving a sigh of relief that mr trump did not make good on his promise and their profits will soon show it already stock prices for express scripts and c.v.s. two of the nation's biggest players in the p.b. m's were up two percent after mr trump's speech on friday united health which owns the nation's third largest p.b.m. said they welcome the trump plan and other drug and biotech stocks rose after the president's announcements according to wall street journal and an analyst from stanford c. bernstein and company said t

allow medicare to negotiate lower prescription drug prices according to craig garthwaite of northwestern university the proposal was quote quite underwhelming on the flipside the president did promise action against pharmacy benefit managers or p b m's who are derided as person who he had derided as parasitic middlemen p.b.'s are third party administrators for drug plans under private insurance who are expected to create a fission sees in the system and sometimes get kickbacks for successful price negotiations leading some to question the role of p.b.s. but big pharma companies are heaving a sigh of relief that mr trump did not make good on his promise and their profits will soon show it already stock prices for express scripts and see. yes two of the nation's biggest players in the p.b.s. were up two percent after mr trump's speech on friday united health which owns the nation's third largest p.b.m. said they welcome the trump plan and other drug and biotech stocks rose after the president's announcements according to wall street journal and an analyst from stanford c. bernstein and company said t

in 2002 new york times article a pain specialist at northwestern university described how acutely aware of her fellow healthcare providers and how her fellow healthcare providers interpreted women's -- she was coaching of patients and how to use every resource they can muster to not cry before referring them to other doctors. but of course, if the goal is to better demonstrate the severity of the pain they are obvious risks to downplaying it. women with chronic pain often report trying to be anti-hysterical to the point of actually being dishonest about how much pain they are in. as the authors of the 2007 study of doctor-patient interaction and chronic pain management, fema patients must strike a balance between conveying their pain experiences accurately without inadvertently undermining their authenticity by being perceived according to negative gender stereotypes. as lawrence case,, while the response to pain may be expected, it is not expected in women. a person saying that their pain levels attend but no emotions can be bad. -- as the title of the 2003 qualitative study concluded,

he is the former president of northwestern university and was james s mcdonnell distinguished university professor at the woodrow wilson school of public and international affairs. please join me in welcoming the panel. [applause] thank you very much. as president of the poetry foundation, we are extremely grad to partner with the chicago council on global affairs, something we have been wanting to do. now we have done it. i think this is a great idea to have distinguished speechwriters as well is a great poet with us. i want to point out a few things and will not say anything about the panelists because they have already been introduced. presidents have written poetry. i have my doubts whether the incumbent does that, but you never know. however, abraham lincoln, i am told, wrote melancholy poetry. george washington wrote love poems at an early age and many presidents have written poetry, including grant and some you might not think about. i will not list them all. poets ats have had their inauguration. , robert frost, recently elizabeth alexander. robert, i do not think you ever read a

without zblee but always pursuing two passions majoring in theater and international studies at northwestern university. it was her humanitarian work that bonded her with prince harry set up on a blind date in 2016 and connection was immediately. in connection of the following year they announced their engagement. with the happiness that followed days before meghan's father was walk her down to the aisle he said he was going in for heart surgery following a haircut and he wasn't making the trip to london at all. even before news broke out of his current heart condition meghan's dad's name has been splashed across tabloids after an medium size o embarrassing report accused him of working with the paparazzi to stage photos. kensington palace said they are asking for understanding and respect looking forward to the big day. >> meghan wants to keep her identity and make her own step on this day. >> the previously divorced bi racial american actress will soon maki history in the new royal family. maggie reule, abc news, new york. >>> as a show of support from the former high school students through a prewed

they first met at northwestern university. >> i have known meghan markle since my college days, and when cameras were off, she's very charming and humble. sflo irhave been using a lot of coconut oil on my hair and skin. even to cook with. >> i feel like i got a special connection with the duchess now. >> i think she needs to join our family. >> we're like the coconut oil team around here. all eyes this weekend have been on meghan markle after she walked down that aisle right into history as prince harry's bride. >> i'm sure we're going to see her wedding fashion start trends. listen, meghan has come a long way. we are looking back on her colorful -- as we take you inside meghan's style evolution. >> the outfit may have been making statements. >> the outfits was by one of her dear friends, and that particular style of shirt is actually called the husband shirt, which i think is a cute coincidence. >> the day their engagement became official, we saw the beginning of the meghan effect. that's where she wore a lesser known designer, and they become in demand overnight. >> she was wearing a c

. >>> after graduating from northwestern university, meghan markle moves home to los angeles.to chase her acting dreams. but the industry is tough. >> that is an industry that is built on judging you and tearing you down and rejecting you and making you second-guess your weight and your skin and your hair and your talent and your poise. >> it's brutal. it's brutal. >> harvey young was meghan's acting professor in alcoholcoll. >> when you leave college, it's a pretty bleak world of laying bare your soul in front of a casting agent and more often than not, being told no. >> for meghan, her identity struggle is magnified in hollywood. what has she said about how her race impacted getting jobs? >> casting agents weren't sure what to make of her. is she going out for a latina role? is she somehow maybe italian or even middle eastern or is she african-american? is she caucasian? it felt like at times casting agents threw up their hands and went, never mind. >> passed over for big roles, meghan gets some small parts. >> what's going on here? you're way too cute to be a fedex girl. >>

. >>> after graduating from northwestern university, meghan markle moves home to los angeles.chase her acting dreams, but the industry is tough. >> that is an industry that is built on judging you and tearing you down and rejecting you and making you second guess your weight and your skin and your hair and your talent and your poise. >> it's brutal. it's brutal. >> harvey young was meghan's acting professor in college. >> when you leave college it's a pretty bleak world of just laying bare your soul as part of an audition before a casting agent and then more often than not being told no. >> for meghan her identity struggle is magnified in hollywood. what has she said about how her race impacted her getting jobs? >> casting agents weren't always sure what to make of her. is she going out for latina role, is she somehow italian or maybe mid eastern or is she african-american? is she caucasian? she undoubtably felt at times casting agents just threw up their hands. >> cast over for parts she got small roles. >> maybe she'd be there for one scene or one moment. she was famously a

research health scientist and assistant professor of physical medicine and reputation at northwestern university. dr. major's witness focuses on improving mobility and function of veterans with neurolage call and muss caw larskel toll pathology through rehabilitation technology and therapeutic intervention. he holds a bachelor of science and masters of science degrees in mechanical engineering from the university of illinois as urbana champagne as well as a phd in biomedical engineering from the university of southford manchester in the united kingdom so i now recognize dr. kuznetsov for his five minutes to present his testimony. >> thank you, chairman smith, ranking member johnson, chairwoman comstock, chairman wieber, ranking member lipinski and ranking member veasey and distinguished members on the research and technology and the subcommittee on energy, i thank you for taking up this morning issue and for the opportunity to address the members and share with the department of energy in collaboration with the department of veterans affairs is trying to do at the intersex of next generation art

the university could lose its accreditation if it fails to comply. critics claim northwestern polytechnic is a visa mail that provides an improper path to u.s. employment. they deny that charge. track the city of berkeley is cracking down on people living in rvs along the waterfront. officials gave them until today to pack up and leave. they followed through on the morning. >> reporter: the people who call their cars, vans and rvs home, parked on a dirt lot near the marina across the street from the hotel had to move today. earlier the city of berkeley had posted signs and issued verbal warnings ordering them to move their vehicles out by 5 am this morning or face telling , impoundments and fines. >> everyone is supposed to have a permit on their car from the harbor. the harbor is not consulting with the city. the city has been passing policy to stop mistreating the homeless. >> the police are doing the bidding of the city council and manager. also the manager of the doubletree. they are moving an entire community of otherwise homeless residents who sheltered themselves in veh

markle went on to northwestern university where she continued her love of drama.l studies. acting was her passion. once back in los angeles, she landed minor guest roles in "csi" new york before being cast as a regular on the usa drama "suits" in 2011. shortly after the show's launch, she married long time boyfriend film producer trevor engleson. they divorced two years later. a mutual friend of markles and prince harry set them up on a blind date. >> we met twice, back to back in london. it was three weeks later i managed to persuade her to join me in botswana. >> after about a year and a half of courtship came the proposal. >> it was so sweet and natural and very romantic. he got on one knee. >> of course. >> was it an instant yes to you. >> yes. in fact, >>> not all has been well. english tabloids have attacked the 36-year-old because she's american, divorced and biracial. they've called for an end to the public abuse of her and her family. markle has won the hearts of millions including the heart of the one that matters most. so alisyn, here at windsor castle

mercury news is reporting the acrediting agency for northwestern university is asking for detailed information about students and the employer to hire them. critics say the school is a visa mill. the school denies the charge. >> new research shows drones are becoming a part of daily life. more than 900 police and fire departments using them, agencies in wisconsin and texas and california lead the way using drones to snap pictures of accidents and guide firefighters through burning buildings. >> the bay area's warmer weather will mean more mosquitos in the area. reminding people to eliminate any standing water to keep mosquitos from spread gs west nile virus. if you're spending time in the wilderness, it's smart to check yourself and pets for tikz. >>> terrifying moments, after a horrific wreck leaves seven people including a teenager injured. >>> plus -- >> they should not be benefitting off of this tragedy. off of my child's death. >>> the game facing backlash for allowing people to play the role of a school gunman during a mass shooting. they are demanding it to be shut down. >> a live look

." ♪ markle went on to northwestern university, where she continued her love of drama.red in theater and international studies, but acting was her passion and once back in los angeles, she landed minor guest roles in shows like "csi: new york" before being cast as a regular on the usa drama "suits" in 2011. >> i don't care. >> reporter: shortly after the show launched, she married film producer trevor ingleson. they divorced less than two years later. in 2016, a mutual friend of markle's and prince harry set them up on a blind date. >> we met once and twice back-to-back, two dates in london. it was, i think, about three, four weeks later that i managed to persuade her to come and join me in botswana. >> reporter: the two bonded while camping in botswana and after about a year and a half of courtship came the proposal. >> so sweet and natural and very romantic. he got on one knee. >> of course. >> instant yes from you? >> yes. as a matter of fact i could barely let you finish proposing. >> reporter: markle has since become a household name, a fashion icon, style watchers

. -- assistant -- at northwestern university. dr. majors research focuses on improving mobility a function -- musculoskeletal pathology through rehabilitation technology and therapeutic intervention. he holds bachelor of science and masters of science degrees in mechanical engineering from the university of illinois -- as well as a phd in biomedical engineering from the university of -- manchester in the united kingdom. so, i now recognize dr. -- for his five minutes to present his testimony. >> thank you. chairman smith, ranking member johnson, chairwoman comstock, chairman weaver, ranking member lipinski. and, ranking member vesey and distinguished members of the subcommittee on research and technology, and the subcommittee on energy. i thank you for taking up this important issue, and for the opportunity to address the members, and share with the department of energy, and collaboration with the department of veterans affairs -- is trying to do at intersection of next-generation artificial intelligence, supercomputing, u.s. innovati

she was a successful actress with a dual degree in theater and international relations from northwestern universityet-up her up on a blind date with harry, prince of wales. >> and so we went and had a -- met for a drink and then i think very quickly into that we said, well, what are we doing tomorrow? we should -- we should meet again. >> reporter: the couple wasted little time. within weeks they traveled to africa for their third date. >> africa is somewhere that has been really important to harry all of his life. and has been incredibly important in his and meghan's relationship. it was on a trip to botswana, just a few weeks after they met, that they really fell in love. >> reporter: meghan's royal "wooing" was far cry from harry's mother, lady diana spencer, who was a teenage nursery school teacher when she began seeing prince charles, heir to the british throne. >> they had met each other 13 times before they got engaged. she called him "sir," up until the point where they got engaged. >> prince charles, i think, was looking for more for a companion to take on his duties than someone who would

. ♪ ♪ markle went on to northwestern university where she continued her love of drama.as her passion. once back in los angeles, she landed minor guest roles in shows like csi new york before being cast as a regular on the usa drama suits in 2011. >> i don't care who knows. >> reporter: shortly after the show's launch, she married long-time boyfriend film producer trevor ingles son, they divorced less than two years later. in 2016 a mutual friend of markle's and prince harry set them up on a blind date. >> we met once then twice back to back in london. it was i think about three, maybe four weeks later that i managed to persuade her to come and join me in botswana. >> reporter: the two bonded while camping in botswana, and after about a year and a half of courtship came the proposal. >> it was so sweet and and natural and very romantic. he got on one knee. >> of course. >> was it an instant yes from you? >> yes. as a matter of fact, i could barely let you finish proposing. i said, can i say yes now? >> reporter: markle has since become a household name. a fashion icon. s

students we've got many different universities here manchester metropolitan university university or so forth northwestern college of music manchester articulate a million songs we're told in student population is about one hundred thirty thousand students which is pretty much one third of the city our campus year it is almost as big as manchester city center. the division of communications and marketing communicates everything that's good about the university both internally and text and it's developing and it's also professionalizing the higher education sector is probably like behind the commercial sector for some time but it's catching up very fast our university has its very own starbucks if your interests are burps if you're into like taking selfies with your starbucks cup and everything this is pretty much the closest to go if you go to some where you're going to get a free cookie if you go to mcdonald's you're going to get a free mc flurry and so on. saw the city is pretty much made for students so make

eaton, northwestern university. i think it's ever been at any royal wedding. >> absolutely. isha, royal families in europe used to unite, and finally the british families are globalizing. this is united wedding, the united states and united kingdom coming together today. >> it is. it is a very special union. marking a special friendship between the two countries you'd say. meghan markle is bring her own brand of glamour to britain. and one of the questions everyone is asking at this point who is the mystery designer of meghan's dress? we're getting close to the big reveal. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely dreaming. then again, dreaming is how i got

. ♪ ♪ >>> after graduating from northwestern university, meghan markle moves home to los angeles.r acting dreams, but the industry is tough. >> that is an industry that is built on judging you and tearing you down and rejecting you and making you second-guess your weight and your skin and your hair and your talent and your poise. >> it's brutal. it's brutal. >> harvey young was meghan's acting professor in college. >> when you leave college, it's a pretty bleak world of just laying bare your soul as part of an audition before a casting agent, and then more often than not being told no. >> for meghan, her identity struggle is magnified in hollywood. what has she said about how her race impacted her getting jobs? >> casting agentings weren't always sure what to make of her. is she going out for a latino role? is she somehow made italian or middle eastern or is she african-american? is she caucasian? it felt like at times casting agents threw up their hands and went, never mind. >> passed over for big roles, meghan does get some small parts. >> what's going on here? you're way too cu

university with an unusually high number of foreign students getting u.s. work permits is now on the clock to prove it's not a visa mill. northwestern poly tech university in fremont told by accrediting agency to produce more detailed information about its students and the employers that hire them. this the school's promotional video. if it fails to comply, the school could lose its accreditation. according to research, npu ranked first among all colleges of its type with foreign students receiving work permits, nearly 12,000 over 12-year period. >> happening two men killed by san francisco police will hold a news conference. they are going to discuss the district attorney's decision not to file charges against the officers involved. on thursday the d.a. announced the officers will not face criminals charges because under the law no crime was committed. the first shooting was mario woods in december 2015. woods was on meth and armed with a knife. the other shooting was luis in 2016. he was shot after he charged an officer with a kitchen knife. family members of both men will speak at 2:00 this afternoon on the steps of the hall of j

he have has degrees from the university of notre dame and northwestern university school of law, two federal clerkships, worked as a prosecutor, and almost a decade on the state trial court bench before returning to private practice. his accomplishments in practice are noteworthy. i'd like to focus my remarks today on mike's commitment to public service and his reputation as a jurist. becoming a seventh circuit judge will not be a huge adjustments for mike because he has spent nine years as a judge. anyone who spends time with mike will be struck not only by his intellect but by his humility and strong commitment to justice and the rule of law. this explains why attorney general the wisconsin and the state's public defender, fierce adversaries in the courtroom, were able to come together to write a letter enthusiastically supporting his nomination. i have a sense those two don't often agree, but when it comes to who they want deciding their cases, they both point to mike. by the way, that's one of many letters that influential members of the legal community in wisconsin have written

. >> reporter: northwestern university meghan launched her acting career. >> hi. >> reporter: one of in 2011 meghan dibued in the series "suits" as paralegal. >> first time i met meghan markle she came into the room to cast role of rachel on "suits." we were at the end of the day and we were exhausted. she came in and she read and she blew us away. >> will you marry me? >> reporter: after a seven-season run she made her last appearance on the show in april. in the finale she married her long-time love interest and is given away by her father. you think that is a coincidence that the series decided to split it up that way? >> it is really interesting that the network looked at the schedule and the calendar and by coincidence the last episode happened to coincidence with the buildup to the royal wedding. >> reporter: before her acting career she was role playing as a royal. at age 12 meghan became an activist after seeing a dish soap commercial she thought was sexist. >> the gloves are coming off. women are fighting greasy pots and pans. >> reporter: she decided to write a letter to vo

particular, even though it is directed to the fund in close partnership withic academia, northwestern university in addition to that even industry partners as well. much of the technology that is developed in the patterns thatte are developed through those efforts are jointly owned. it would be owned by vba as well as industry partners or academia as well. that is a way as a method which of the technology that is developed by funding supported to the va that can be brought it and benefit civilians. we do a lotpe of that and i thik it's a great mechanism. i will say that in terms of technology transfer, i think it's a certain mechanisms could be felt within the va to help advance the process, would certainly be beneficial because there's great technology that is developed in the va and his effort and funding to support that. trying to get that out to civilian population will be of great benefit. >> would love to see that. my time is expired. yield about. >> thank you. i now recognize mr. mcinerney for five minutes. >> i think the chair. i thank the committee frenemy this committee. i got got exci

. >> reporter: before studying theater and international relations at northwestern university, then workinger husband-to-be. around the same time harry was preparing to go to afghanistan and serving in the british army, meghan was already on tv, as a model on the game show "deal or no deal." >> meghan markle. >> reporter: in 2013, meghan started a popular lifestyle blog called the tig, which landed her appearances, even here on "today." >> meghan markle is back. >> reporter: her first starring tv role came on the hit drama "suits." soon after she caught the eye of prince harry. >> this is so exciting. >> reporter: the two began dating in 2016 and soon the british press was in tow. inevitably they traced meghan's british roots. it was discovered ancestor was deheaded on the orders of king henry viii. and she isn't the first in her family to walk in windsor castle. >> her great, great, great grandmother, appears to have worked there in some capacity during the victorian era. >> reporter: harry and meghan have in common a dedication to those in need. they used the occasion of the invictus game

committee and practiced commercial litigation at a chicago law firm, a ds and social policy at northwestern university and jd at vanderbilt law school. nashville raced songwriter for big yellow dog music where he has built his reputation as one of the countries hit makers. is the only song writer to win country song of the year grammy three times and serves as an advocate for songwriters rights. we will gon and then for might left to the right, go ahead all. >> ok, thank you senator grassley and ranking member feinstein, thank you so much and all the members of the committee here today. i want to say to you, senator feinstein, that those hundreds of millions of dollars you are looking for the writers, i claim mine today is the [laughter] herereally an honor to be and i am very happy to come and represent this proposal. title focus my remarks on to the music modernization act, the so-called classics act. as a member of the recording aftra, musicians who recorded before 1972 deserve to be compensated as those after that date. add that iis, i will know a lot of musicians and havecers and writers who fall

. >> graduate of northwestern university.ck me is just the small amount of time that she had as a couple before they became publicly known as a couple. it was really only a five month period that nobody knew. >> a five month period where they were actually living across the pond from each other. so they had a date here in london and then she had to go right back. they had a date and then a date the next day. and then she flew back to film "suits." but very people knew, but they also spent very little time. they jumped back and forth between the two countries in a matter of a few weeks. >> their third date harry planned, he said it was a big leap of faith, you know. literally the third time he had ever seen her. >> and botswana, he has a particular relationship there. he hadn't hounded by -- there is a law effectively put into place for him there where the media are not allowed to hound him. so he took her there and joe is right, they didn't know each other well. they worked with each other not often, but they had these moment

the mercury news says the accrediting agency for northwestern polytechnic university is asking for detailednformation about students and the employers who hire them. critics say the school is denying the charge. >>> and one south bay city has found a way to turn cigarette butts into something useful. we are talking about recycling the old smokes into plastic chairs. well, they want smokers to flow away the smoker butts into the receptacles just installed in the city parking lot. they will send the butts to a company called paracycle and turn the tobacco and paper into non-food compost. the filters that contain a synthetic fiber are then used and turned into plastic pellets to create park benches and other products. los altos hopes this stops them from tossing puts everywhere. >> 1.69 billion pounds of cigarette butts per year worldwide end up as litter. >> reporter: on the ground or in the water? >> on the ground, in your bushes walking by, people just flick a butt somewhere. >>> the four-year hunt for the malaysia flight mh-370 has ended with the latest privately funded search come stock a

judiciary committee and pratt as commercial litigation for the chicago law firm social policy northwestern university j.d. vanderbilt law school. josh kear is the national base songwriter for big yellow dog music where he has built his reputation as one of the countries hit makers. he's the only songwriter to win country song of the year grammy three times. mr. kear serves as an advocate for songwriters rights so mr. robertson and we will go from my left to the right. go ahead mr. roberts. >> thank you senator grassley and ranking member feinstein thank you so much. and all the members of the committee here today. i want to say to you those hundreds of millions of dollars i acclaimed fine today. but it's really an honor to be here and i'm very happy to come and represent this proposal. i'm going to focus my remarks on title ii of the music modernization act the so-called trafficks act. as a member of the recording academy it's simple musicians who record for every 15, 1972 deserve to be compensated in the same way that those are recorded after that day. i will add to that as i'm saying this the fact

we also spoke to students from northwestern university.ou see right now on that screen. and they said one of them came here from chicago this morning because she wanted to feel like she was part of meghan's story. she feels like, as a fellow woman of color, she can identify with meghan and she admires her sense of service. so a lot of excitement here. this is just a first glimpse we're getting of meghan today. but she will be back again on a carriage ride with her then -- person who will be her husband, prince harry, taking this same route to greet the crowds again after the wedding ceremony. gayle? >> boy, roxana saberi, i have to tell you, i have goose bumps looking at this shot. >> don't you get chills? i have physical goose bumps on my arm, to see the shot of the long walk, all of the people waving their flags to cheer her on. what must that feel like to know so many people are sending you love and wishing you well on this day? >> it must be so emotional. probably feeling quite tearful. i'm sure she's got goose bumps on her arms as wel

bs in social policy, northwestern university, and jd vanderbilt law school. josh kier is a nashville based songwriter for big yellow dog music where he's built his reputation as one of the country's hit makers. he's the only songwriter to win country song of the year grammy three times. he serves as an advocate for songwriters' rights. mr. robinson, then from my left to the right. go ahead, mr. robinson. >> oh, okay. thank you, senator grassley and ranking member feinstein. thank you so much. and all the members of the committee here today. i want to say to you, senator feinstein, that those hundreds of millions of dollars that you're looking for the writers, i claim mine today. but it's really an honor to be here. i'm very happy to come and represent this proposal. i'm going to focus my remarks on title two of the music modernization act. the so-called classics act. as a member of the recording academy and sag after, my message is simple. musicians who recorded by february 15th, 1972, deserve to be compensated the same way as those who recorded after that da

she went to northwestern university, a very good college.ell others about her association with that charity? she came to our summit in dublin and that has continued as she has moved on. she has been meant for in young people and speaking about the issues she ca res and speaking about the issues she cares about and being involved in mental ship and leadership training that we do. she was thrilled to do it and she wrote about it in her blog the tig. we see her as an actress and now the duchess of sussex but before that she had her university degree in international relations, clearly relevant to the kind of work you were doing. how much of a promoter is she and has she been of the women she has worked with that she has come into contact with that she has come into contact with to the work she has done with you? that has been the issue she wants to talk about. she has worked with women who are former slaves and eritrea, right through to saudi arabian feminist activists, including one who is detained today in saudi arabia. woman and meghan knows

. >> we're joined by harvey young, meghan's northwestern professor, knew her from university.alled -- or recognized as a nanny when meghan was a kid. when meghan talks about the need to embrace all of who she is as a biracial woman, it's to celebrate her blackness as well as her whiteness. you saw that on display with michael curry, who was born in chicago but grew up in buffalo. my great aunt, went to his church, actually. that episcopal service is one that brings together everyone across lines of race and division and class and health and wealth. you saw that. i think that you saw an example of sort of black virtuosity. it was wonderful. meghan should be proud of the ceremony. >> is it what you expected, harvey, from meghan, that she would bring this and so quickly to the family? >> absolutely. i mean, meghan is -- she's an adult. i mean, she is a self-confident, self-possessed woman who knows what she wants. she's a feminist, a crusader for women's rights, she believes in conversations about race and equality. you saw that from her public statements on her own platform in t

we've got many different universities here venture so much for a bottom university university or so forth northwestern college of music manchester articulate and me and so on we're told one student population is about one hundred thirty thousand students which is pretty much one third of the city our campus year it is almost as big as mentions for city center. the division of communications and marketing communicates everything that's good about the university both internally and text and it's developing and it's also professionalizing the higher education sector is probably like behind the commercial sector for some time but it's catching up very fast our university has its very own starbucks if you're into starbucks if you're into like taking selfies with your starbucks cup and everything this is pretty much the closest to go if you go to subway you're going to get a free cookie if you go to mcdonald's you're going to get a free mc flurry and so. saw the series pretty much made for students so make great use of it student fees have increased from three thousand pounds to nine thousand pounds that do