he was rebuilt in 1820 and robert sewell passed it on to his family so it stayed in the sewell familytor porter dale and his wife who were from vermont in 1920 and they lived here until 1929 and was taken over by the national women's party in 1929. the women's party was a civil rights organization run by a woman named alice paul. the nationalist party worked from 1931 was founded until the late 90s for social political

sewell? >> i want to solve the problem like everyone else. >> are you willing to work with law enforcement and congress to do it, yes or no? >> congresswoman, we work with them every day. of course we are. >> yes or no will work. thank you. >> mr. yoran? >> yes. >> mr. blaze? >> yes. >> thank you so much. mr. chairman. >> thank you. now recognize mr. griffith from virginia. >> i appreciate that. just a small college history major who then went into law. as a part of that, mr. sewell, i would have to ask, would you agree with me that it took in the history of mankind took us thousands of years to come up with civil liberties and perhaps 5 1/2 years isn't such a long time to try to find a solution to this current issue? and likewise, it was -- the answer was in the affirmative for those who may not have heard that. >> yes. >> and it was lawyers who actually created the concept of individual liberty and one that our country has been proud to be the leader in the world in promoting. would that al

conrad sewell. "all i know" is out now. [ cheers and applause ] american workers know how to fight back and rebuild an economy. so does she. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits and jobs overseas. for businesses that create manufacturing jobs, a new tax credit. and let's invest in clean energy jobs, with 500 million solar panels installed by the end of her first term. a real plan to create new jobs and industries of the future. hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to ice cube, ellie kemper, conrad sewell. and the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen, from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- tom hiddleston,

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previously known as the sewell-belmont house for women's equality national monument was hamas the national woman's party in 1929 and given to museum in 1997. this is 15 minutes. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much everybody. [applause] thank you. everybody please have a seat. have a seat. hello everybody. thank you for the introduction. it should be noted that today is equal pay day, which means a woman has to work in 2016 just to earn what a man earned in 2015. what better place to commemorate this day than here at this house where some of our country's most important history took place and where this history needs to inform the work that remains to be done. i want to thank leaders who have kept this house standing. we have members of congress like senator barbara mikulski who has thought to preserve this fight for years and has been the longest-serving woman in the united states senate. [applause] our secretary of the interior sally jewell and her team. we celebrate the 100th birthday of the national park service this year. [applause] one of our greatest athletes of all time, on

it was built by man named robert sewell and 1800.f the only houses here to be deliberately burned during the war of 1812. a british soldier and his troops were passing by the house and some american troops were here in the house and they shot a force out from underneath the british german -- general so the story goes. the british print house in retaliation. the house was built by 1820 believe the majority was burned to the ground that it was rebuilt in 1820 and robert sewell pass it on to his family so it stayed with the family until 1923 was taken over by senator porter dale and his wife who were from vermont in 1920 and they lift here until 1929 then was taken over by the national women's party in 1929. the nationalist party was the suffrage equal rights organization run by a woman named alice paul. the nationalist party worked from 1913 when it was founded until the late 90s for social political and economic equality for women both here in the united states and abroad. the national women's party founded in 1913 was in response to

he was rebuilt in 1820 and robert sewell passed it on to his family so it stayed in the sewell family until 1920. it was taken over by senator porter dale and his wife who were from vermont in 1920 and they lived here until 1929 and was taken over by the national women's party in 1929. the women's party was a civil rights organization run by a woman named alice paul. the nationalist party worked from 1931 was founded until the late 90s for social political and economic equality for women here in the united states and abroad. the nationalist party founded in 1913 was in response to sort available in the suffrage movement that women have been working for women's rights in this country since 1848 and then throughout that time they had their ups and their downs in the movement after the float for a long time and then by the time we reach the early 1900s when elizabeth cady stanton and susan b. anthony passed away women in the organizations hit a stalling point and the nationalist party came in at a critical point and they carry the movement through to firschein. alice paul learned her tac

sewell the following. whether introducing a third party access, and that's been talked about, i think that would fundamentally weaken our security. how does third party access impact security? how likely do you think it is that law enforcement could design a system to address encrypted data that would not carry with it the unanticipated weaknesses of its own? i'm worried about law enforcement in this. i want to put this on the record as well. i think that this is something that the fbi didn't know what it was doing when he got a hold of that phone, and that's not good for us. it's not going to attract smart, young people to come into a federal agency because what it says to them is they don't know, it doesn't seem to us they know what they're doing. so can you address this third party access and what kind of effect it would have on over all security? >> thank you very much for the question. a few of our third party access, you have to give the third party a portal in which to exercise that access. this is

in sewell, new jersey, christie ileto, channel six a "action news". >>> septa police are looking for the man who punched an unsuspecting trolley driver, on his way out the door. here's the video from monday, march 29th from the route 101 trolley. man in the blue camouflage coat ace parentally upset that he missed his stop and as he exits, right there he throws a punch at trolley operator. it a peers the suspect was sleeping, missed his stop and demanded that the driver dropped him off in an unauthorized area. >>> in gloucester county investigation continues into this nasty one vehicle accident that sent six people to the hospital earlier this evening. chopper six was over the scene here on route 295 near the route 322 exit in logan township. for some reason the driver lost control and then the van crashed and overturn. some of the victims were thrown from the vehicle, two of them were seriously hurt. >>> still no word on what sparked a deadly shooting in delaware county. a man shot and killed here on the 700 block of atlantic avenue in upper darby. it happen late this afternoon. uppe

sewell? >> i want to solve the problem like everyone else. >> are you willing to work with law enforcement and congress to do it, yes or no? >> congresswoman, we work with them every day. of course we are. >> yes or no will work. thank you. >> mr. yoran? >> yes. >> mr. blaze? >> yes. >> thank you so much. mr. chairman. >> thank you. now recognize mr. griffith from virginia. >> i appreciate that. just a small college history major who then went into law. as a part of that, mr. sewell, i would have to ask, would you agree with me that it took in the history of mankind took us thousands of years to come up with civil liberties and perhaps 5 1/2 years isn't such a long time to try to find a solution to this current issue? and likewise, it was -- the answer was in the affirmative for those who may not have heard that. >> yes. >> and it was lawyers who actually created the concept of individual liberty and one that our country has been proud to be the leader in the world in promoting. would that al

when i think about -- >> before you ask again, conrad sewell is the name. it, background dancers moving all like that, love it. >> have a great weekend, everyone. >>> good morning, it's 8:56 on this friday, april 15th. i'm lori stokes, looking at leiest headlines in manhattan and police are searching for the suspect in the deadly 23-year-old elliot caldwell was found shot to death in the east village just before 11:00 last night. it happened on east 13th street just steps away from the victim's home. police say that he was shot in the back. >>> today, nba team owners are meeting in manhattan where they will discuss moving next year's all-star game out of north carolina. in response to the state's so- called bathroom law. big money making opportunity for charlotte next winter. but senator corey booker and a group of bipartisan lawmakers are pushing for the league to actually pick a different city to host all-star weekend. it is the latest backlash to north carolina's recently passed law which prohibits transgender people from using public bathrooms that don'

conrad sewell, performing live on "gma."s career? he claims he wrote pennsylvania's gun safety law. but the truth is he didn't. there is no law requiring universal background checks for all gun purchases. his campaign even bragged that he passed 54 bills. in fact, 7 years in harrisburg, steve santarsiero has never passed a single bill into law. i'm shaughnessy naughton. i approve this message because i am not a career politician. a little child with big dreams. dwight evans. first a community activist. a legislator at 25. always looking out for us. he worked to create a thriving commercial district. and he's brought new grocery stores to underserved areas. dwight evans is committed to revitalizing neighborhoods in all of philadelphia. he'll be a block by block congressman for us. i'm dwight evans and i'm proud to approve this message. >>> "rolling stone" calls conrad sewell pop's rising star. and his debut album "all i know" is here now and here to perform his latest single "remind me." [ applause ] ♪ ♪ please lay a little l

conrad sewell performing live on "gma." i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow space adventures and free of things i don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel, i eat chex cereal. it's full of stuff we pirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. excelsior! eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. arrrr, that's not even a real spaceship. ♪ i think about love >>> "rolling stone" calls conrad sewell pop's rising star, his debut album "all i know" is available now, and he's here to perform his latest single, "remind me." [ applause ] ♪ ♪ please lay a little longer weight is on my shoulder holding me down ♪ ♪ some days it can't get much darker feel it more than ever when you're not around ♪ ♪ when i think about love you are right beside me ♪ ♪ i think about us and you will al

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conrad sewell, performing live on "gma." hi dad. uh huh. you think? ♪ and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you're going to like these numbers. ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ i could rise above ♪ ♪ most weekends only last a couple of days. some last a lifetime. hampton. we go together. book at hampton.com to get a guaranteed discount. >>> "rolling stone" calls conrad sewell pop's rising star. and his debut album "all i know" is here now and here to perform hi [ applause ] ♪ ♪ please lay a little longer weight is on my shoulders holding me down ♪ ♪ some days it can't get much darker feel it more than ever when you're not around ♪ ♪ when i think about love you are right beside me ♪ ♪ i think about us you will always find me ♪ ♪ when my heart is lost i know that you'll guide me ♪ ♪ i think about all the little things that still remind me ♪ ♪ these days reflection's like a stranger ♪ ♪ you are so much braver braver than me ♪ ♪ oh save me save me from my demons ♪ ♪ teach me t

sewell? >> i want to solve the problem like everyone else. >> are you willing to work with law enforcement and congress to do it, yes or no? >> congresswoman, we work with them every day. of course we are. >> yes or no will work. thank you. >> mr. yoran? >> yes. >> mr. blaze? >> yes. >> thank you so much. mr. chairman. >> thank you. now recognize mr. griffith from virginia. >> i appreciate that. just a small college history major who then went into law. as a part of that, mr. sewell, i would have to ask, would you agree with me that it took in the history of mankind took us thousands of years to come up with civil liberties and perhaps 5 1/2 years isn't such a long time to try to find a solution to this current issue? and likewise, it was -- the answer was in the affirmative for those who may not have heard that. >> yes. >> and it was lawyers who actually created the concept of individual liberty and one that our country has been proud to be the leader in the world in promoting. would that al

the district of sewell is the hardest hit.he curfew was put in place and launched a military operation targeting pkk groups. the fighting we want on for months, house to house. local aid groups say between 40,000 to 50,000 were forced to leave. tennessee of million dollars of dollars. over two weeks ago, the curfew was lifted and life is returning to normal. tensions remain t police in plain clothes are everywhere. the police say some areas here remain dangerous. some areas within the district remain under curfew. the government isn't allowing anyone to go back. >> the prime minister says i will trust him when i see everything is revealed. turkey's kurdish issue is like a bleeding wound. the pkk has been fighting for autonomy for over 30 years. a fragile peace process collapsed last year restoring trust will take much more than rebuilding homes and likelihoods t assada, al jazeera. >>> the head of the penal parliament has criticized the turkey's president for protesting against a sat issuecal song mocking his treatment of jour

musical guest, conrad sewell.

bruce sewell will lead off the second panel. mr. sewell is apple's general counsel and senior vice president of legal and global security. he serves on the executive board and oversees all matters including corporate governance and privacy. we thank you for being with us today and look forward to comments. also like to welcome amit yoran, the president of american security company. as president, responsible for developing rha strategic vision and operation across the business. thank you for appearing before us today and we appreciate the testimony. next, we welcome dr. matthew blaze, the associate professor of computer and information science at the university of pennsylvania. dr. blaze is a researcher in the area of secure systems, cryptology, he's been at the forefront over a decade and appreciate his being here and offering testimony on this very important issue. finally i'd like to introduce dr. daniel weitzner, who is director and principle research scientist at computer science and artificial intelligence laboratory, decentral

this is send sewell -- send sewell and pleaing for her. i began to bring more regularly. then jude started to recite her first poem, a work that opened with an image of flies on the bloody eye of a dead lamb. again, betty shot me the look. it is always me. i'm always responsible. how, betty pondered, did we get involved with this? she threw her half consumed brownie down on the plate at if it war horseshoe. jude nutter mourned the lamb. the second poem began. jude nutter read to us about the dentures of her deceased mother in a small con tearer in a bathroom at home. soon there were germans in the poem, then the teeth, and then the insects and finally the teeth again and the poem. well, built to quite a dramatic conclusion. jude kissed the teeth and threw them into the river. she is going to have a hard time topping that one, said my mother. >> you read so well. okay. >> moving on to new york. >> moving on to new york, to in the new york great neck area. it's a moonless night in may of 2006 and i'm seeding down from a holiday weekend to get to my father in the hospital. w

musical guest, conrad sewell.

the sewell belmont house and museum will become the women's equality national monument. ava belmont and paul were prominent leaders in the suffer range movement. >>> 4:37 is the time. still ahead. mother nature wreaking havoc in parts of the united states including golf ball size hail. we'll take a look at incredible damage it did to one home. . >> and i'm holly morris i'll have a look at top trending stories in the region this morning including a bribe for the real live hamburglar that everyone is talking about. 4:38 is the time right hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. ♪ think about it ♪ there must be higher love ♪ down in the heart what do you think? ♪ and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you're going to like these numbers. ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ i could rise above >> we're back at latest on the cam pain trail. hillary clinton and trump loo looking to regain from their losses. and gop officials were accused of rigging the process by candidate and time now is 4:41. let's get a check of the other stories we're talking about this morni

"eyewitness news" in sewell as the son of world war ii veteran i was truly honored to be among thoseaudience to salute our brave heroes much the gloucester county office of veterans affairs mater so night's ceremony possible and we thank good a taste of hollywood comes to the jersey shore. >> filming underway in wildwood on new movie called wetlands it stars heather graham and christopher mcdonald the crew was converted empty storefront on the boardwalk into a surf shop for filming the location manager explains the film's pl plot. >> ex philly cop gets his back together. his he can wife and his daughter moved to the shore. they own a surf shop we have created here in wildwood, and he wants to get back with his loved ones. >> welcome to the area. wetlands is set to open in theaters in 2017. >>> tis the season it's trout season in pennsylvania. before fishermen can hook those rainbow trout someone, someone has to stock area waterways. >> we know who this is a perfect assignment for. vittoria along with volunteers she trudged through the streams of montgomery county to bring you the cat

"eyewitness news" in sewell as the son of world war ii veteran i was truly honored to be among thoseaudience to salute our brave heroes much the gloucester county office of veterans affairs mater so night's ceremony possible and we thank good a taste of hollywood comes to the jersey shore. >> filming underway in wildwood on new movie called wetlands it stars heather graham and christopher mcdonald the crew was converted empty storefront on the boardwalk into a surf shop for filming the location manager explains the film's pl plot. >> ex philly cop gets his back together. his he can wife and his daughter moved to the shore. they own a surf shop we have created here in wildwood, and he wants to get back with his loved ones. >> welcome to the area. wetlands is set to open in theaters in 2017. >>> tis the season it's trout season in pennsylvania. before fishermen can hook those rainbow trout someone, someone has to stock area waterways. >> we know who this is a perfect assignment for. vittoria along with volunteers she trudged through the streams of montgomery county to bring you the cat

we're seeing rain every now and then we see the wet snowflakes silver dollar snowflakes mixed in, sewell and washington township seeing that right now. a quick zoom where the rain/snow line is setting up. chadds ford you're on the edge there. it goes over to rain at times and back over to snow. well north and west of that point take a jewish -- journey along honeybrook and that's where you're seeing the snow. lancaster, it's snowing at a good clip there. south and east, all of the green it's mainly rain at that point. temperatures are playing a key role in this. we're 40 degrees in philadelphia. 39 in wilmington. millville, 39. mid 30s north and west. forecast for today, high temperatures holding steady between 40 and 44 degrees from philadelphia south and east, north and west, you're probably in the upper 30s today. look for a mixture of rain and snow. slushy accumulations are possible mainly on grassy surfaces, things like picnic tables and car to himself. asphalt will be mainly just wet. sidewalks will be wet, as well. honestly the bigger story might be there. first thing tomorrow mor

joining me is sewell susan estridge, professor of law and political science at usc. former campaign manager for the 1988 presidential candidate, michael do cass kiss and a -- dukakis. it's always a pleasure to talk to you. >> always a pleasure to see you, art. >> thank you. let's start about on that pivotal meeting. what did it say to you, susan? >> well, look, the one thing we've all known since 1968 where the democrats had the worst convention in american history. they ended up having young people being shot at by the chicago police with tear gas outside the convention and fights on the floor and fights outside. and the one rule we thought we all learned was that you have to control your convention, that the country will look at you and say, if you can't control a convention of your own members, if you can't put together four nights of some entertainment, some speeches, some blarney, whatever it is, if you can't do that, how the heck are you going to be president? so i think what the republicans are trying to do is face the reality that they may have the convention

the president made that comment during a speech this morning, at the sewell belmont house in northeast washington, the home near the capitol is being designated a new national monument to honor the women's equality movement. it once served as headquarters for the national women's party. then america should be a level playing field where everyone who works hard gets a chance to succeed. and that's good for america. because we don't want some of our best players on the sidelines. >> equal pay is rapidly becoming an election-year issue. we'll have more on that in a live report coming up in our next half hour. >>> well, the minimum wage debate is reigniting in montgomery county. today council members introduced a bill that will gradually raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour over the next four years. right now it tops out at $9.55. earlier, residents have been telling us why they're for or against the increase. >> i do know there should be an increase. just so everyone can live. and you know, survive. >> well you go back to school. you educate yourself. so that you can move up in the world

. >> the president speakinging at the sewell belmont house near the capitol.the former headquarters of the national women's party. becoming a national monument to honor the women's equality movement. we want to know what you think. we asked you on the nbc washington flash survey, when do you think women will earn the same on average as men? in the next five years, or in the next 20, or never? we'll have the results in our next hour. >>> consumer debt, a lot of people spend years trying to dig themselves out of it. >> so can credit counseling really help folks make a dent in their debt? consumer reporter susan hogan is here now with the new numbers that show the impact of credit counselors. susan? >> we all know about debt, right? this is really interesting. if you are buried in debt or know someone who is, listen up to this. according to new research released today, it shows people who got credit counseling from a seeing improvement in their finances, get this, in just three months. now ohio state university conducted the study. it looked at the national found

sewell, gloucester county, we have an accident at lambs road, emergency workers there, someone trapped vineland not far from 55 sherman avenue at orchard avenue. police on the scene with this one, too. >>> accuweather is coming up next. ♪ ♪ maxx life in store and online. find brands you love at prices that work as hard as you do. mi'm backing josh shapiro for. attorney general because things have to change. we need criminal justice reform because our prisons are far too overcrowded. we have to deal with drug addiction through treatment, not incarceration. and use our prison for those who are truly violent. and we need to get illegal guns off our streets. i'm joining with president obama and leaders across our area in supporting josh. josh shapiro will be an attorney general committed to fairness and equal justice. >> reporter: cloudy skies across the region right, storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you there is rain to the southwest west of us. it is slowly creeping toward the east and toward the end of rush hour, the western suburbs will pick up some of that. 56 degrees in philade

carpenters from sisters in the brotherhood cutting my wood and april sewell laying for eight small houses la village. they're teaming up with volunteers who are helping out by taping walls and painting. one volunteer says he's motiva motivated to help because of those who knows living on the streets. >> it's incredibly hard. it's a incredibly complex issue, and i'd rather just be doing something than nothing, you kn know. >> organizers are hoping little villages like this one will serve as models for other cities and neighborhoods that would like to build similar tiny houses as part of the fight to end pope lessness. >>> in the fight of his life again. this eight-year-old is inspiring others as he battles cancer. special invitation from a teen to our little hero. >> a police officer tells he's going to use his feel line partner to sweep for drug. that's right a cat. the police pull over the people in this car will never forget. ♪ >>> it's video that went viral. >> a local little girl's incredible reaction reading her one and only college acceptance letter. >> notify you have your acceptan

travis sewell is the deputy district attorney in the courtroom who requests that trent be put into custody. >> the reason somebody would go into custody is if we deemed them a danger to the community or a flight risk, not to show up to court again. >> it turns out that posing as a police officer is nothing new for the defendant. in 2001, wayne trent, then wayne skein, breaks into the multnomah county sheriff's office. he takes a uniform, badge and cop car. trent is convicted of burglary and criminal impersonation, but the judge deems him insane and trent is taken to an oregon hospital for treatment. two years later, doctors release him. in 2007, trent is back in court and he's got one trick left up his sleeve. just as the judge orders trent into custody on $250,000 bail, he makes a run for it. >> he put his hands behind his back like he was going to comply, and then he took a short glance at the door and that split second, i thought, this is the one that's going to run. >> a local tv station's camera catches deputy nicole morrissey o'donald immediately chasing after trent as he runs down t

to democrat vice chairs representative thompson and sewell, our republican vice chairs, westerman and forbes, who have been all fierce advocates for hbcu's in their districts, and to my colleagues, representative richmond and representative brown, who are co-chairs the c.b.c.'s hbcu task force. they've all put hbcu's first and brought members and the administration to the table to highlight the issues of concern. so thank you, thank you to all of these members for doing this good work. and for bringing their expertise to the hbcu caucus. because we couldn't do it without strong leaders in our communities who represent these institutions. so the thurgood marshall college fund, an organization that supports the 47 publicly supported hbcu's, to the thurgood marshall foundation that played a critical role in the caucus' inception and their very own president, johnny tailor, was -- taylor, was the host for the caucus launch. thank you as well to the auto auto -- to the united negro college fund. u.n.c. -- uncs has been instrumental in widening the caucus' reach has and helped provide more

sewell's answer was pretty good. and what's critical about those systems that we rely on to protect our critical infrastructure is when we find flaws in them, we have to patch them quickly, we have to fix them quickly, as mr. yoran said, the systems are kaunls kntly being looked at. i'm concerned if we end up imposing requirements on our security infrastructure on our encryption tools, if we impose requirements, the process of identifying flaws, fixing them, putting out new versions rapidly, is going to be slowed down. to figure out whether those comply with whatever the surveillance requirements are. i think that's the wrong direction for us to go in. we want to make these tools as adaptive as possible. we want them to be fixed as quickly as possible. not be caught in a whole set of rules about what they have to do and not do to accommodate surveillance needs. >> thank you very much. thank you, mr. chairman for allowing me to participate. appreciate it, and i'll yield back. >> i thank you. i asked unanimous consent

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. >> the white house says theouseh sewell belmont house and museumm will become the belmont paulmonpument.me alba belmo prominent figures in the women's rights and suffrage movements.o. nice event happening today up on capitol hill.lil >> one day steve's place will be historic monument. monum >> what will it be a monument mm to. >> i'm not sure yet, steve.te haven't written your entirent story yet.story i don't have that down, no. >> you got some time. time. >> every day is a new chapter. t >> you got some time. >> i'll tell you whose housese h will not be is mine because thee have to tear it down much it'san barely m standing. staing. >> is it a tear down, tuck.do, t >> oh, yeah. y 60 in washington and annapolis. 57 frederick.rerick 55 in winchester.r guess what? w >> rain showers that are with us all morning are tapering off pretty quick and we should suld gradually see clearing skies ann a beautiful afternoon.fternoon i know it doesn't look great atg the moment.thmome but by afternoon mostly sunny conditions and nice breeze outr of the north and west little lil cool daytime highs

and sewell per delegates certainly is hear him out and o hear his case informed decision.thatt bernie has had so little support here to for from his colleaguese and former colleagues in the house and in the senate, and hillary clinton has won the overwhelming major the of t declared members of the house and senate. also, her colleagues. colag no doubt about it.ou about we can seat numbers right theret she just continues to surge tsu right now. n. congressman while we have let me switch gears a little bit gearsl because you've been very vocalnv about met tree here in the d.c.c region and in your state of virginia.in you know we saw this report comm out recently from fta and wee know all about the inter mixing between the feds and the local l officials in dealing with metro. metro has been shut down thet d system. trying to address needs to, repairs noun the fta comes outeo with a report saying there are even more things to take care f of. what are your thoughts on that? >> i call it jaw droppingrog because just when you thought, t you know, it couldn' in terms of the state

formally known as the sewell belmont house and museum, this will honor the work of alice paul who wrote the equal rights amendment. and i think it's important that that was done. president obama's designation is a reminder of the many women who have fought for equality. as we recognize equal pay day, i hope my republican colleagues will come to their senses and address this injustice that hurts millions of american families. working women deserve more than just a half measure from republicans. they deserve our best efforts to right this egregious wrong because american women deserve equal pay for equal work. i apologize to my distinguished friend from vermont for having him wait while senator mcconnell and i were doing conversations here on the floor. mr. leahy: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from -- under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will be in a period of morning business for one hour with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each and with democrats controlling the first half and the m

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performing "remind me," off his debut ep, "all i know," please welcome conrad sewell!