[applause] [applause] emblem it gives me goose bumps. Liberty and justice for all. You secured it for us. And you encourage to americas finest to hang in there and keep fighting for it. So liberty and justice for all, even for those who we would disagree with. It is an inherent, godgiven passion and the need to be free. He created less with that drive to be free. Friends, we, in this room, we know weight. We live it. We are the liberty movement. We, the people. You, men and women serving in the military. And look at the representation of our military here in this room. You have secured the movement of the brides of United States citizens, to dream into thinking to believe that to do. God put dreams in new. You have to go get them. That is how you live life vibrantly with no regrets. You need freedom to do that. We are not afraid of liberty because we know that in a free and open debate our common sense , ethical, fair ideas went. That is why they are afraid, desperate and divisive. End
[applause] mr. President , mr. Speaker, mr. President , mr. Speaker, madam chief justice, distinguished justices of the court, honored officials, members of the Washington State legislature, tribal leaders, local government officials, members of the consular corps and my fellow washingtonians. Good afternoon. I want to begin today by thanking oso chaplain joel johnson; the members of the Marysville Pilchuck high school choir; my family members especially trudi; the 13 newest members of the legislature who have stepped up to serve this state; and the people and communities of washington that over the past 125 years have given us the great state we celebrate today. I also want to mention a member i also want to mention a member of our legislative family, the late representative roger freeman. He was proud to represent his community. But most of all, roger was proud to be a father to his two children and a devoted husband to his wife, sonya. Our thoughts are with them today. The new repre
But i think it is something thats underrealized or viewed as sort of not serious. Theres a difference between being not serious and stupid. Its sort of data visualization. Right now were in the very days of that world of news content and people who have been in traditionally news look at that stuff as interesting, sort of a novelty, lets play around with that. But i think were living in an incredibly, incredibly complicated age and being able to break down issues, being able to break things down in a way thats more easily digestible and bringing those experiences right now, theyre very, very expensive and very hard to replicate on mobile devices. I think as that field grows it is going to become a bigger and bigger part of mainstream News Coverage and how we take issues and how we deliver them to people. Theres one thing that i think is, if i may, serious now that i think will be sill ly later whi is sort of niche media sites, things that are focused exclusively on one audience. There
Hospitals are prepared to deal with this. We have a fourth line for doctors and nurses. The you feel that the hospital or clinic you work at is able to respond to ebola . Do you enjoy the conversation on a twitter. Lets take a wiki front page of the New York Times. The cdc held a News Conference yesterday. They talked about what happens now. There are four things were doing at this point. First, we want to make sure that we do Everything Possible to care for this individual. Second, assessing her possible contacts from the moment she developed symptoms. The cdc team lead for the dallas investigation has interviewed her and it appears that at this time there were only one contact to may have had contact with her while she may have been infectious. Of that individual is under active monitoring. Third, we are evaluating other potential Health Care Workers exposure. ,f this individual was exposed which they were, it is possible that others were exposed. We know that this individual did pro
Join the colorization. Like us on cspan. Follow us on twitter. Pennsylvania as well as our audience. This is the final debate in the race for governor. Welcome to our candidates. Our panelists tonight include the president of the league of women voters of pennsylvania. Each candidate will give a one minute closing statement. Our order was predetermined and eight coin in a coin flip. Is working with the league of voters to bring this debate. Thank you and good evening. On behalf of the league of women voters i extend a sincere welcome. For participating in this exchange of positions and visions. Forms and debates are Great American traditions. Governors matter, our states future matters. And voters matter. Pennsylvanians need to know who and what. Who and what they are voting for. Pennsylvania has a pay equity law that has been on the books for approximately 55 years. That law is not working. Earnsn in pennsylvania . 77 for every one dollar a man earns and every earlier this year more c