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Supreme Court Justice sonya sotomayor. [applause] kathryn fitz. [applause] and Supreme Court publications director. Claire kurtzman. [applause] it is now my privilege to introduce the Board Certified cardiologist, jazz musician, and former president of Cornell University and university of iowa. He is interested in learning and most importantly, it he is a pescatarian. Thank you for the introduction and thank you on behalf of the American People for the great job you do. So innovative and creativ...

Ports of entry. Coming up next, justices ruth bader again berg and Sonia Sotomayor share stories of the current Supreme Courts food traditions, including topics of conversation at shared meals. We also learn about customs dating to the 19th and 20th centuries. This discussion took place at the Smithsonians National Museum American history here in washington and its just over an hour. So its absolutely a thrill to see so many people here for this kind of a program. My name is john gray and i have...

Particularly on nights like tonight when we can really look at American History in unique and unusual ways. We are honored to be joined by Tonights Panel, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg. [ applause ] Supreme Court Justice Sonia sotomayor. [ applause ] catherine fitts. [ applause ] and Supreme Court Society Publications director Clare Cushman. [ applause ] it is now my privilege to introduce the 13th secretary of the smithsonian institution, dr. David skorton, a Board Certified cardiol...

Ill hopefully pronouce this correctly but a quaits club in richmond, which was essentially a Barbecue Club for gentlemen. And John Marshall was one of the founding members. And the coits club had their own punch and madeira was one of the primary ingredients along with cognac, rum and sugar and mints thrown in for fun, i think, but madeira was one of the primary ingredients. Coits was a long game at the time, kind of akin to horse shoes and they would throw these iron rings at megs. And one of t...

Pay artists for radio air play. She thought, perhaps, finland was an exception in paying artists and that the rest of the world didnt pay artists. Their radio royalties. But it turns out that it was the other way around. The u. S. Was the exception in not paying radio royalties. There are two other countries, iran and north korea. Well, last summer, yanita proudly became a u. S. Citizen but in doing so shes now a citizen of a democratic country that doesnt honor am fm radio pay for its artists a...

Networks and tv stations can expect to be paid when their content is rebroadcast. Movie studios like the decision because it protects copyright on tv series and movies. On the losing side, aereo and devicemakers. We there the Consumer Electronics Association Decision by the Supreme Court today, disruptive to innovation. Here is the argument from april. Argument in case 13461, American Broadcasting Companies versus aereo. Mr. Clement. Mr. Chief justice and may it please the court. Aereos Business...

Potential nominees this weekend. Weve asked the white house about it but have yet to get a response. We have to point out that one of the key issues that is going to be brought up again and again in this confirmation process is abortion, partly because key republicans like senator Susan Collins of maine may determine their vote during confirmation on whether the nominee supports roe versus wade. She told jake tapper that in a meeting with President Trump last week, she asked the president to foc...

Who lent their passion and their personal stories to todays march. Were here because there is the parents right now who cant sing lullabies for their kids. And this is for those parents. And we wont stop until they can sing them again. Dont give up until these families are reunited. There is all of our fight because if it can happen to any child, it can map to my child and your child and all of our children. If it was my family being torn apart, if it was my brother being arbitrarily criminalize...

  Isaac E. Moody, 33, Kingfield, operating after suspension, accident with injury, on Oct. 16, 2019, found guilty, sentenced to five years with all suspended, probation two years. Tiffany A. Nadeau, 38, Auburn, drinking in public on May 14, 2020, found guilty, fined $100. Robert Pomerleau, 33, Lewiston, violating condition of release on May 19, 2020, found guilty. Luis Thomas, 22, Attleboro, Mass., theft by unauthorized taking or transfer on May 26, 2020, found guilty, fined $100. John L. Cast...