[applause] okay now it is time for our panel discussion which will be led by pamela paul who was a member of the lukas board. i'm going to lose this to a child leave the state she's going to comfort pam until very recently about a week ago or something, was the editor of the "new york times" book review which he had done for nine years, is that right? she oversaw all book coverage at the time. a former arts correspondent pamela john the times in 2011 is a children's book editor. and is the author of eight books. now she is just starting a career as a times opinion columnists i believe to palm so far she is off to a flying start. come onry up, don't go here go there. thanks everybody. [applause] >> to quit plaintiff a restart. one, i'm not actually going to be checking my phone. but i am being texted your questions on my phone. that is i'm holding this i'm not distracted. the second thing i want to say now that i'm allowed to public opinions, it is my opinion that it is n really good and right tt we take a moment to note there are four women winners up here. [applause] when i joined the bo

language may be downplaying or erasing cis gender from the women including "new york times" columnist pamela paul. in the column posted last week, she argued not using the term "women" makes them invisible. we did reach out to professor khiara bridges from cal in e- mail, but i have not heard back from her. senator hawley who went to stanford has been tweeting out video of that exchange and retweeting other people who also posted it. >>> let's move on. tonight, there is big news from outer space. have you heard this yet or seen it? take a look. this is the deepest and sharpest phot i don't have of its kind ever taken. a cluster of thousands of galaxies in space more than four billion light years away. the photos come from the webb telescope which started collecting data and taking photos a couple of weeks ago. that image is just one of a series just released by nasa. the telescope is capturing the most detailed look ever of our universe. what exactly does all of this mean? we're bringing in our business and tech reporter scott budman who is our resident nerd, space nerd and i use that with all de

[applause] >> now it's time for our panel discussion which will be led pamela paul was a member of the lucas for. i'm going to leave the space and she's like, read pamela until recently like about a week ago was the editor of the new york times book review which she done for nine years. and she oversaw all the coverage. former arts correspondent for the economists pamela joined the economists as the children's book editor and is the author of eight books. and now she's just starting a career as an opinion columnists. she's off to a flying start and come on up. idon't go here, go there. thanks everybody. [applause] >> two quick things before we start. one, we're kinot actually going to be talking on my phone but i'm being texted your questions on my phone so that is why i'm not distracted. the second thing i want to say now that i'm allowed to have public opinion that it is my opinion that it yis really good and right that we take a moment to notethat there are four women winners up here . [applause] when i joined the book review only 11 years ago there was still some of the background

[applause] >> ..ri okay now it's time for our panel discussion, which will be led by pamela paul. who's a member of the lucas board. so i'm going to leave the stage and she's going to come up pamela until very recently like about a week ago or something was the editor of the new york times book review, which she'd done for nine years. is that right? and she oversaw all book coverage at the time. so former arts correspondent for the economist pamela joined the times in 2011 as the children's books editor. and is the author of eight books now, she's just starting a career as a time's opinion columnist. i believe two columns so far, so she's off to a flying start and come on up and don't don't go here go there and i'll go down and listen to you. thanks everybody. two quick things before we start one. i'm not actually going to be checking my phone, but i am being texted your questions on my phone. so that is why i'm holding this. i'm not distracted and the second thing i just want to say now that i'm allowed to have public opinions that it is my opinion that it is really good and righ

sarah eisenberg, jeff fisher, ian, judge pamela harris, justice leandra kruger, judge lewis lyman, nancy marder, judge randolph, judge allison jones rushing mason, paul, teresa reed dip oh, sloan, and douglas winslow. i also want to express my gratitude to jamaal greene and carol lee who cochaired the resolution committee to the members of that committee, diane amon, christopher, daniel, jean, abner greene, johnson, detroit mackenzie, eduardo, deborah, george, adam, robert shapiro, kate shaw and sonya west. the meeting today will be chaired by chief justice barron and scott harris will be the secretary. i will now turn the podium and that meeting over too chief judge behrendt. >> madame assistant general, chief justice, associate justices, members of the stevens family, mr. attorney general, members of the supreme court bar. it is a great honor to be with you all to remember a great man. but in saying that i cannot help but think it seems a misleading way to describe justice stevens. not because it's inaccurate but because it does not cap short what made him great. that description calls to mind an overpowering person, a larger-than-life person. but

sarah eisenberg, jeff fisher, to judge pamela harris, justice leondra cougar, georgia louis lineman, nancy model, judge randolph moss, judge alison nathan, skip paul, teresa reed diplo, cliff sloan, and douglas winthrop. i also want to express my gratitude to jamal greene and carol lee who co-chair the resolutions committee, and to the members of that committee. diane eamonn, christopher gruber, daniel farber. jeanne gal breath, all attuned a johnson, trey mackenzie, eduardo, debra pearl scene, george rather grim, adam somma hall, robert shapiro, kate shaw, and sonia west. the meeting today will be chaired by chief george barrett scott harris will be the secretary. i want to turn the podium and the meetings who chief george baron. >> madame sister general, mr. chief justice, so associate justices, members of the stevens family, mr. attorney general, members of the sikh supreme court barr. it's a great honor to be with you all to remember a great man. but in saying that, i cannot help but think it seems in misleading way to describe justice stevens. not because it's inaccurate, but because it does not capture what made him great. that description t