. >> name the book about hitler's divorce. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> susan b. anthony. what should be discovered in west hollywood. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> susan b. anthony. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> you -- you -- [ laughter ] you are on a roll. >> you are on a roll. >> oh, shut up. [ laughter ] how can you tell if you're -- if you have ever woken up -- waken up in a jack in the box. waken up, woken up, [ laughter ] >> okay. [ laughter ] 1941, 2001, and 2010. name two movies and the next time you'll see jim baker. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] tokyo, los angeles, new york. >> yeah. >> name the three largest japanese cities. [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ cheers ] >> 24, 36. >> 24, 36. >> what are anne boleyn's measurements? [ laughter ] [ booing ] [ laughter ] on top of old smokey. [ laughter ] where did yogi bear come home to find his wife? [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ laughter ] bubble gum, oat bran. [ laughter ] name something you scrape off of your boots, and something that tastes like you scraped off of your boots. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >

we think about susan b. anthony. it took 70 years to get the right to vote. >> explained to the students who you're talking about spent seneca falls was the first really large in this condition in the united states. it was the first convention where they talk about women having rights, the right to try to vote, the right to own property, the right to divorce if you wanted to. it was the first equal rights convention and it took 70 years from the first meeting which is up in seneca falls, small town in upstate new york, 70 years to get the right to vote from that date. i always say that susan b. anthony traveled every week giving speeches. she went to jail. for 50 years she gave a speech every week i'm giving women the right to vote. i always tease she didn't go by hoover. the point i is it's been 100 yes since and i think you both made the point we have not made as much progress as we like to we are stuck in 18% edward in the world. i'm optimistic because i know that this is will because women are storming the ranks

susan b anthony day, singles awareness day. >>> there you go. it is a busy day today. >> here is the bridge you can see traffic heading to staten island into brooklyn. no major problems, we'll head right over to our maps and we have an issue with the e and the r trains, mechanic problems, four trains we had an issue at nevin. and on a saturday schedule. >> major holiday schedule. on the holiday schedule you have a saturday schedule for metro north for staten island rail way. the ferries there are schedule changes but running you have this path train on a saturday schedule. and that earlier over turned vehicle has been cleared away street cleaning rules, metered >>> thank you very much. 6:38 another raging fire over seas turning a festival into a nightmare. >>> a deadly chain reaction crash in pennsylvania, we learned several of the victims are from our area. >>> one u.s. governor declaring a state of new jersey in response to the zika virus. >>> a massive fire fighting response to this area in the bronx, we alerted this breaking news, eyewitness

that was the 1st really equal rights convention and i always say that susan b anthony traveled everyeek giving speeches. getting the right to vote. but the.is that if not as much progress as we would like. but i am optimistic. women are actually storming the ranks. most of the decision-making is at that level. we've been stuck for really long time but have never been so close. the 2nd is because we know world leaders not just women were leaders that men were leaders as well never seen in the house power before. they have to unleash the population. the shortest line is the ladies room. the world economic forum. >> and were leaders. but the joke is that the shortest line however both are a few years ago. i have to figure out a way. i tell you, have been around a while. in my lifetime the prime minister of japan would come and has a lot to do. but that research is critical. mckenzie just put a report that if you had equal access to work environment we can grow gdp by 2020. to that is real money on the table. do you want to give out all that money? was leadership. we have the data. every

students for life, students -- susan b. anthony, the justice foundation, tradition family property incorporated, traditional values coalition. mr. speaker, the majority of the american people oppose the law in place. as i close, the remarks that we make today,s the time to try to set the record straight. we heard from our friends on the other side what the congressional budget office says, i'll tell you what the congressional budget office says about job, and it says that this job will decrease the equivalent of over two million jobs in this nation, over two million jobs in this nation, lost because of this law. our friends talk about the c.b.o. saying that the 22 million, c.b.o. says 22 million individuals are going to lose their insurance. that's because c.b.o. scores things in a way that doesn't recognize the other action that will occur, which is why we have in this bill a transition period to phase into patient centered health care. againing health care where patients and families and doctors are making decisions, not washingt

students for life, students -- susan b. anthony, the justice foundation, tradition family property incorporated, traditional values coalition. mr. speaker, the majority of the american people oppose the law in place. as i close, the remarks that we make today,s the time to try to set the record straight. we heard from our friends on the other side what the congressional budget office says, i'll tell you what the congressional budget office says about job, and it says that this job will decrease the