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I am going to be the moderator of the workshop today. [applause] nothing but stars on the panel here. [laughter] i feel very honored to even be here today and be remembering the brave women and men who started the National Organization for women. 1966 that they first together. Living whove anyone was at that first meeting. At the washington hilton. Second meeting. Some of the history. Very active womens bureau in the department of labor. In 1966, the democrats were in charge. President kennedy h...

News. Folks in philadelphia are trying to stay cool tonight after a day of dangerous heat, with more sweltering weather on the way tomorrow. Good evening, im natasha brown. Thanks for joining us. Tonight we have learned two people have died in philadelphia as a result of this heat. One, was a 67 year old woman, from north philadelphia, the other, a 82 year old woman, from the northeast. Both apparently had preexisting medical conditions. Lets turn it over now to meteorologist, lauren casey in ou...

Humidity. We hit 98 degrees. Hottest day of the summer. It felt like 111 during the afternoon with the humidity. It will still feel like over hundred degrees today. Drink plenty of water. Same deal just like yesterday. Use common sense. We have excessive heat warning continuing through the entire region with the exemption up in the poconos where humidity levels are slightly lower but still will be unbearable up there. There you go. Areas in the purple there or pink or the heat warnings, much of ...

Bring brief relief from the heat but dont expect it to go anywhere anytime soon. Tomorrow though noticeably lower humidity levels. It does feel better for upcoming workweek. Outside a live look at 83 degrees, sunshine milk with mid to high level cloud. We are try all across the region southwest wind at 7 miles an hour but already feeling like 92 degrees in philadelphia excessive heat warning continues, actual air temperatures in the mid 90s this afternoon, just like yesterday tropical humidity l...

Live from the cbs Broadcast Center in philadelphia. This is cbs3 eyewitness news. Folks in philadelphia are trying to stay cool tonight after a day of dangerous heat, with more sweltering weather on the way tomorrow. Good evening, im natasha brown. Thanks for joining us. Tonight we have learned two people have died in philadelphia as a result of this heat. One, was a 67 year old woman, from north philadelphia, the other, a 82 year old woman, from the northeast. Both apparently had preexisting me...

President ial debates on cspan. Listen live on the cspan radio app or watch any time on demand at cspan. Org. Next, law professors discuss the constitution and free speech at colleges, including examples where the First Amendment was exercised. This is an hour and a half. Good afternoon and welcome to the George Washington University Law school. Im susan karamanian, the associate dean for international and comparative legal studies. Im delighted to introduce this distinguished panel on a topic t...

I also might mention an impressive dissent written by Justice Breyer a couple of years ago. Why the Death Penalty is cruel and unusual punishment. This has really been so incredibly inspiring to all of us. On the your career court, your career as an advocate, as a scholar you just so profoundly changed not only the nation but the world. For everyone here as you are starting your legal career to have the opportunity to spend an hour listening to you about your career and about what the law can do...

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Pay act in 1963. The gender pay gap persists across all states and nearly all occupations. As we seeks to build the 21st century workforce more than 73 million working women are added disadvantage because it pay inequity and other barriers based on gender. While we have come a ways from the days of work pay discrimination such as in the 1930s when the federal government no less required women to be paid 25 last than their male counterparts, the pay gap exists, persists. Its bad enough that women...

Of the womens suffrage material that we have on view of the stairs. I was going to say to see only through the end of the month we will be announcing an extension but dont deter you. Tonight we are going to welcome two extraordinary women who will be speaking about two extraordinary women and it is a pleasure to welcome both of you to the home of Eleanor Roosevelt to have played such a big role in the courageous and groundbreaking life of activism as the book we are gathered here to discuss the ...