it's radcliffe.iffe and dratch, you can't beat that. >> seth: dratchcliffe. you can't -- >> dratchcliffe. [ laughter ] let's start that, yeah. >> seth: i want to talk about your son, eli. last time you were here we talked a lot about how eli is a big fan of ihop. >> yeah. he loves ihop. ihop sent me a gift card after -- i said eli loves going. and i'm like, "i don't like going into ihop." and they sent me a gift card. >> seth: for how much? >> $25. [ laughter ] and a $25 subway card, because he doesn't like riding the subway. so i enticed him to ride the subway. whatever. they sent me $50 value from ihop. okay. >> seth: you also -- you recently -- i can't remember if it was twitter or instagram, you said that eli burps very loudly in public. >> okay, yeah. so one time -- so eli takes pride in these burps. so one time we were walking and he burped really loud right in public. i was like, "what do you say?" and he goes "ta-da!" [ laughter ] that made me laugh, yeah. >> seth: so it seems like, again, it

tonight -- daniel radcliffe, from "billy on the street," actor and comedian billy eichner, music fromand of skulls, featuring the 8g band with ray luzier. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to news. the cleveland cavaliers beat the golden state warriors last night and became the first nba team to ever come back from a 3-1 deficit to win the championship. [ cheers ] all right, great. congratulations. said bernie sanders, "so you're saying there's a chance! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] never count them out! lebernie james!" [ light laughter ] donald trump this morning fired his controversial campaign manager corey lewandowski. i think his name was half the problem. corey is such a fireable name. [ laughter ] "dude, what happened to corey?" "oh, corey got fired." "no way." [ laughter ] "way." [ laughter ] donald trump thanked crowds in phoenix for their support this weeken

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it's known as the radcliffe annex. what these colleges are doing is they are setting up women -- they recognize that women have brains and they are educating women. there is a funny twist, because they have to overcome the idea that women are weak and are going to be injured by the application of their brain, or they are going to turn into sort of stupid shouldered, bespectacled people who can't do a hard days work. at the same time, women's colleges are quite aggressive about teaching women much of the same curriculum that men have. women have to take physical education classes, they have to walk, they have to have courses in setting tables, and serving tea, and knowing different places where dishes go, so that women will not be educated out of their sphere. there is a funny hybrid. one of the things that comes out of the rise of the college movement that i think is fascinating is there is a whole series of novels and novelists to come from the end of the 19th century on about women's colleges. some of you may have re

. >> seth: this is -- you're in a play with daniel radcliffe. >> yes, i am. >> seth: who is a wonderfulliffe. >> i have. [ laughter ] i've played him and his mom now. yeah. >> seth: yeah, and 'cause of course we actually -- one time you played him, we did it together. we did a little "harry potter" sketch. there we are back in the day. [ laughter and applause ] a little harry. >> yes. >> seth: you play an m.i.t. professor. >> i do. like a real person. >> seth: like you play a real person. >> named sherry turkle. yeah. >> seth: and is this hard for you to play a real person? >> well, we play a lot of -- we all play all these different experts, like real life people. so, like, with sherry turkle, she's this expert -- well whatever, i'll save that for later. but anyway, i was kind of hoping she had something really distinct that i could imitate. >> seth: yeah, you want a hook. >> like a giant lisp or something. but she doesn't. she's a very normal, nice lady. so i didn't really have a hook in her. >> seth: yeah. >> but i was hoping she had something really distinguishing -- >> seth: from s

and radcliffe is going to organize the radcliffe annex, as it's known, is going to organize in 1879. it borrows professors from harvard. it's known as the radcliffe annex. smith has its own professors. what these colleges are doing is they are setting up women, they're recognizing that women have brains and they're educating women. but there's a funny twist to it because they have to overcome the idea that women are weak vessels who, you know, are going to be injured by the application of their brains, that they're going to turn into, you know, sort of stoop shoulders bespectacled people who, you know, can't do a hard day's work. so at the same time that women's colleges are actually quite aggressive about teaching women, many of the same curricula that men have, women also have to take physical education classes. they have to walk, they have to learn how to have the womanly graces some colleges, not universities, have courses in setting tables. in serving tea, in knowing whether the different places for dishes go. so that women will not be educated out of their sphere. that they'll

downed wires and trees in some spots because of yesterday so bristol street at radcliff street in bristol township. police are directing task. stick to pine grove street and pond street. back to you tam at the dnc. >> thank you karen. >>> now, day one of conventions usually pretty boring but here in philadelphia that was not the case. yes, the day brought some protests and division but by the end of the night it was a different story as one power house speaker after another was very clear i'm with her. if it can't be me, it better be her, that was the gist we heard from senator bernie sanders. sanders has a massive and passioned following many of whom as you saw spent the day in protest both in the streets and in this hall at the start of the night. and who say they're pledged to only him when the roll call starts later this afternoon. a packed wells fargo center erupted in three full minutes of thunderous applause as sanders took the stage last night but he eventually told them that continued rivalry and refusal to back hillary clinton is fool hearty if it could mean a presidency for don

we have police on hand directing traffic around the scene of bristol street at radcliff street. to pine grove and pond street to avoid any problems there and route 29 also blocked right here in hopewell township mercer county and that's because of downed trees and wires with those storms. i just wander to show you the visibility report. fog just a bit of an issue. in allentown 4-mile visibility but own a half mile visibility right now in reading so be careful as you're heading out. >> all right, thank you karen. >>> back here at the wells fargo center some of philadelphia's bars and restaurants are closing a little bit later this week due to the convention happy to show a good time to our visitors hopefully show an economic boost for our city. we caught up with some of the delegates enjoying that philadelphia night life. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at the meridian with the details. good morning, katherineism good morning, tam. a lot going on this week. some of them are casual informal gatherings quite a few of the bars applied to stay opened later until 4:00 a

radcliffe of texas, amendment number 85, amendment number 88 by mr. smith of missouri, amendment number 90 by mr. young of alaska, amendment number 92 by mr. young of alaska, amendment number 95 by mr. beyer of virginia, amendment number 96 by mr. beyer of virginia. amendment number 97 by mr. beyer of virginia. the chair will reduce to two minutes the time for any electronic vote after the first ote in the series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 76 by the gentleman from alabama, mr. palmer on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk: amendment number 76 printed in house report 114-683, offered by mr. palm over alabama. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having risen a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of r

daniel radcliff is 27. marlen wayans, 44, and look at your final choices.e first person to have a number one album and film in the same week? that is jennifer lopez who is celebrating turning 47 this weekend. "the wedding planner" out the same week as her album "j-lo". >> monday, we're with the stars at our e.t.comi-con headquarters. >> we're almost out of time this weekend but for all the late breaking news, go to our website. and the single is off their album "primary colors." wh it's all about waiting for your significant other to get ready. >> the most important thing about a dresz is the woman wearing it. >> enjoy it and the rest of your weel weekend everybody. >> bye. ♪ ♪ i got a lot of ♪ get the red dress on ♪ with the red dress on [ bus engine revs ] i don't understand. where do they all go? well, we have plenty at staples and all at low prices. all right. get another. back to school or back for more? staples has the lowest prices... period. staples. make more happen. staples has the lowest prices... period. be the you who doesn't cover your moderat

bernanke introducer at radcliffe and said she always gets to the airport early and made a joke of it.akes a joke of it. they are too cautious. what is core cpi right now? 2.2%. don't tell me they are looking at pce inflation. there's just as much inflation at the core level as there was when greenspan moved rates 17 times. vonnie: why are we not seeing more rate pressure? wish she had not thrown it out. she throws it out and takes it back. wages are growing enough at the moment, 2%. one reason wages are not growing up is we don't have a lot of inflation. from this point forward, wages should go up a little faster. 3%, 3.5% because unemployment has come down below 5%. you asked the risk. hadrisk for me is i $100,000 in the bank in 2008. now it only buys $90,000. i am losing money by them not normalizing rates. julie: do you think as a result that rather than spurring investment, which is what the quantitative easing was supposed to do, that now is doing the opposite in some ways? chris: it is interesting. i like your idea about investment. investment is also housing scarred. we have se

daniel radcliff is 27. marlen wayans, 44, and look at your final choices.t person to have a number one album and film in the same week? that is jennifer lopez who is celebrating turning 47 this weekend. "the wedding planner" out the same week as her album "j-lo". >> monday, we're with the stars at our e.t.comi-con headquarters. >> we're almost out of time this weekend but for all the late breaking news, go to our website. and the single is off their album "primary colors." wh it's all about waiting for your significant other to get ready. >> the most important thing about a dresz is the woman wearing it. >> enjoy it and the rest of your weel weekend everybody. >> bye. ♪ ♪ i got a lot of ♪ get the red dress on ♪ with the red dress on who do you talk to for military advice right now? i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. well, i watch the shows. i mean i really see a lot of great - you know, when you watch your show and all of the other shows... while donald trump watched tv, as secretary of state, hillary clinton negotiated a cease fire in gaza. a

daniel radcliff is 27. marlen wayans, 44, and look at your final choices. a number one album and film in the same week? that is jennifer lopez who is celebrating turning 47 this weekend. "the wedding planner" out the same week as her album "j-lo". >> monday, we're with the stars at our e.t.comi-con headquarters. >> we're almost out of time this weekend but for all the late breaking news, go to our website. and the single is off their album "primary colors." wh it's all about waiting for your significant other to get ready. >> the most important thing about a dresz is the woman wearing it. >> enjoy it and the rest of your weel weekend everybody. >> bye. ♪ ♪ i got a lot of lovin' ♪ get the red dress on ♪ with the red dress on on this cushion for generations. alright kiddos! everybody off the backpack, we made it to the ottoman. i like to watch them clean, but they'll never get me on the mattress! finally there's a disinfectant mist designed for sofas, mattresses and more. introducing new lysol max cover. its innovative cap has a 2x wider spray that kills 99.9

down wires at bristol and radcliff with some local detours.ass transit, you know the drill, nothing really has change. the ad just ted scheduled, shortage of cars, crowded trains, expect delays during the morning and evening rush hours and then fingers crossed that the ac keeps cranking on those cars. market frankford subway running trains every eight to ten minutes, free parking at frankford transportation center. curve ball here in south philadelphia novacare complex is not used this week but convention you have to ride over to south philadelphia high school. mike and alex, back to you in south philadelphia. >> at the wells fargo center on the stage last night, before demi lovato sang and she knocked it out of the park. >> she did. >> she was so honest about the mental illness she has been dealing with for years. here's what she had to say. >> like millions of americans i'm living with mental illness but i'm lucky, ivory sources and expert to get treatment and possibilities. unfortunately too many americans from all walks have of life don't

in my best lou noland impression it is a peco power play, town wires here in bristol and radcliff with local detours. yo south philadelphia, no parking in the median along broad street. i saw this yesterday. what a weird scene, something you have never seen before, no one parked in that center median on broad street between washington and packer and that will be the deal for rest of the dnc convention in town. they are using broad street as a main thoroughfare between center city and wells fargo center. just watch for that. they are taking vehicles, tickets, towing them. left over from last night we had big weather delays at philly international. so expect some delays this morning, do check with your airline, it is important to realize that the flight from last night had to come into town, in order to be ready for to you leave town this morning. that is really where we will see any delays, getting out of the gate town there at philly international. mass transit the so far this morning, so far so good with no delays. >> hello, philadelphia a. >> yes. >> oh, hand i'm so honored to be her

tonight -- daniel radcliffe, from "billy on the street," actor and comedian billy eichner, music fromt case, let's get to news. the cleveland cavaliers beat the golden state warriors last night and became the first nba team to ever come back from a 3-1 deficit to win the championship. [ cheers ] all right, gre.

. >> as one of my colleagues john radcliff pointed out, she did not recuse herself. she did not step back and say she doesn't want to be part of the clinton administration. to the contrary i think prior she said she wants to be considered and she has got to be the leading candidate at this point the way she is protecting the secretary. >> would you like to have eric holder back? >> the good old days of eric holder and the can done we get from eric holder. he is miles better than loretta lynch. that's how bad it is. >> she wouldn't answer one question. the thing that is sort of appalling. she knew those were going to be the questions. you would at least come prepared with something. >> if i had asked her is it legal or illegal to drive 80 miles per hour in a 55 zone, i think she would have -- she couldn't have answered that because she doesn't want to. she is just a professional at filling up the time. she was looking at her watch. go back to watch the youtube video on my facebook page or go to jason in the house and like twitter account and you can link it to just wa

correction, mister radcliffe. you owe me now. >> thank you, chairman. thank you for your work over the last six month to put together this report and its findings. i think both the witnesses for being here, for the investigative work your office did here, good to see you again. for the benefit of others in the room i had the chance to work in her prior role as head of domestic nuclear detection office and in my role as chairman of the cyber security subcommittee on homeland and i will say that under your leadership, d.o. repeatedly received excellent marks in reviews with respect to its morale and efficiency and effectiveness. i think that bodes well. i was pleased to hear about your selection as deputy administrator of the tsa. having said that, these are challenging times and i related the same to the administrator a few months ago because aviation traffic is up, passenger loads are up, at the same time we know that terrorists continue to make civil aviation, airlines and airports the target of their twisted ideology. that being the case, it makes som

this one in bristol bucks county bristol street at radcliff street. police are waiting for peco to arrive. stick to pine street and pond road as your alternates. back to tamala. >> thank you karen. >>> they call her the closer, the one who can make the case and bring down the house and last night that is exactly what michelle obama did here forcefully telling the nation that hillary clinton is their best choice. the room was a sea of purple as people waved signs saying michelle. mrs. obama talked about hillary clinton's passion and sense of public duty not to mention her tenacity. she called clinton the only person truly qualified to be president. >> hillary did not -- hillary did not pack up and go home because as a true public servant hillary knows that this is so much bigger than her own desires and disappointments. >> the first lady framed her speech around america's children and their future and says hillary's commitment to them is unmatched. >>> bernie sanders struck a more somber tone focusing on what's wrong with the nation and the reasons he

. >> you know, john radcliff is one of my colleagues from texas. he believes that it has been done. but let's assume director comey is right. that's true with every statute until somebody decides to do it. >> but should you be doing it for the first time or near the first time with somebody who is running for president? you know, it would have been pretty dicey. >> it would have been although there were other statutes he had at his disposal. i go back to the plain text. there's a reason congress said grossly negligent. if you think that that statute is void for vagueness, it would have been a good idea to let us know sometime before today. >> mm-hmm. do you think that h straight shooter? people are really going after director comey? >> yes. no i do. >> do you think politics were at play here in his decision? >> boy, the second one is tough, but i'll tell you why. yes, i think he's a straight shooter. i think the exact same thing about jim comey as i did last week and as i will next week. i think he's a straight arrow. we just fundamentally disagree on that element and whether or not

the intellectual challenge, i graduated from radcliffe, i never worked so hard learning as a member of the congress and we were privileged to have arms control. the people making the decisions thinking the thoughts when we got into 9/11, the armed services committee briefed all of us, the intelligence committee briefed all of us. needless to say, they didn't give us the kind of level of information because it was going to get out. you really had the opportunity and also the responsibility to know both sides of the issue. not just one side. so we have lost some of that, but the work that you have to do, i can honestly say it's as demanding as any job that america has to offer. also about as great as any job that you can have. [applause] peter: david, thank you. thank you for those comments, nancy. it's interesting that nancy and i both being in new england, we had the curse of the hourly shuttles which is that because, there is always a plane to get back home, people expect you to be home all the time. i remember talking to a colleague of mine from idaho. by the time his nondirect fligh

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>> in a question from john radcliffe she said she still wanted to be under consideration in a clintonll tell you something about it. she said in other questioning this is the first time ever that she had ever done this. that came on heels of meeting with bill clinton just days before this final decision. so, viewers and voters are going to have sort themselves out but when i asked her a simple question, she couldn't give a simple answer. martha: it also goes to the question of the fbi director comey, who it was revealed did not look at the testimony that hillary clinton gave when she was under oath in front of congress. you know i guess he is saying it just wasn't part of our investigation but then when they interviewed her she wasn't under oath. when you put all this together and a lot of people are looking at it, it appears there was some sort of effort to make sure hillary clinton was not indictable? >> well, look, i think this was one of the shocking things to come out of our questioning of the fbi director. he was very careful in saying that she, hillary clinton, did not lie to t

peco power play in bristol down wires at bristol and radcliff and then again today those 95 checkpointausing delays north bound jammo as you head in the platt bridge interchange, southbound i-95 stacked up at betsy in through center city. give yourself time rolling through center city via i-95 to south philadelphia and mike and alex. >>> we have 60,000 people in town. >> yes, that includes -- it goes up every time you say it. >> they had to have brought friend, relatives and stuff like that. a picking 60,000 people. they are all looking for steve keeley and dave kinchen. i really, steve's will take you to the pennsylvania convention center because i think it is one of the nicest convention centers in the country. >> dave has been checking out reaction to people in the area what they have had to deal with with all these people in town. >> we are getting tweets, their cars are towed, they are not happen any south philadelphia. >> doesn't seem to be. >> amplify hillary clinton's campaign slogan which is stronger together on the first night of the cop convention. >> it got off to a rough s

radcliffe. >> i appreciate all of the german here to talk about national security. i want to start with you director comey. you and i had the privilege to serve together at the department of justice, an organization whose reputation for integrity is something that i know we both care deeply about. after attorney general lynch and her hope that -- and her husband met privately with no clinton on a tarmac in cook -- tarmac in phoenix, she acknowledged that she may have cast a shadow over the department. then she did not recuse yourself. i can't imagine the situation either in your prior service as the deputy attorney general or your current role at the fbi, where you would find yourself having a private 30 minute conversation with a spouse of a target or subject of a pending federal investigation a week before you made the decision or recommendation about whether or not to prosecute the person. but if you had been, is there any doubt about whether or not refusal would have been appropriate? >> that is a question i cannot answer. i never discussed with the attorney gen

dodd frank everything else plaguing our economy which brings me to number four in guys like john radcliffethe bigger problem is that we are losing self-government. that's like the founding principle of the country and a so when you have a country founded on national rights, national rights and equality of opportunity, not a quality thou come, we have to take on this real elephant in the room-- no pun intended. [laughter] >> this government that the bureaucrats are running our laws we've got to take back article one of the constitution. with the take back that we write our luster are representatives. [applause]. >> all these rules and regulations will come back to congress for a final vote before they go into effect. [applause]. >> that's how you restore government by self-determination coming of your-- you are against obamacare? how many know we agree? okay? for the first time in six years we have finally got consensus on what we would replace it with. patient center, freedom producing healthcare system and what it looks like. number six, we have got to strap this tax code. the irs is well

oriented, and we sat--we were brought into a big room, and in those days, harvard was separate from radcliffe, which was sort of the female up-the-street school, and so they didn't meet with us for whatever the thinking in those days was. so it was all young men, and the president, whose name was nathan pusey--that was his name--president of harvard, welcomed us with the following speech, and it stuck in my mind. 18 years old at the time. he said, "look at that man on your left," and we all dutifully did that. "look at the man on your right." said, "one of them is going to be a captain of industry, and one of them is going to be a senator. that's where you are, and we're here to teach you how to run the world." that's what he said! you know, you're 18 y yeas old, your head is getting larger as the man talks because you're being given this sense of what's expected of you, what's in store for you, almost nigh what you're entitled to when you come here, and it produces a fundamental human quality that many of you have nototiced in graduates of these institutions--arrogance, mind-bending arroganc

additionally, the house will consider the separation of powers restoration act sponsored by representative radcliffe as well as three bills related to iran, thanks to the work of representatives pompeo and royce. the house will also consider the conscious protection act, authored by representative diane black. mr. speaker, this is likely that several additional items will be added to the schedule for next week and members will be advised of the final schedule as soon as possible. i thank the gentleman and yield back. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, the house is still ot in order. the speaker pro tempore: i ask all members to take conversations off the floor. he house will be in order. the gentleman is recognized. mr. hoyer: i thank the speaker. mr. speaker, normally the colloquy between the majority leader and myself on the schedule might be lengthier than it will be today. this week has been a sobering week. a sad week. i want to congratulate speaker ryan on the comments that he made this morning. he said that every republican and every democrat wants to see less gun violence. he the