Husband irvings are here i was by her personal journey and undying faith in humanity. I also learned she and Justice Ginsburg when we moved to washington, it seems natural to organize the conversation between these two extraordinary women. Iat opportunity arose when had the privilege of attending a small private dinner. She had Justice Ginsburg with and i asked her if this if this group would be interested in a conversation. It became this threesome. It would not have been possible had Justice Ginsburg not reached out to doris. This evening is the result of the support of many extraordinary women who pull their resources together. , the three justices, of course, misses wilhelmina holiday. She has the only Museum Dedicated to a woman in the arts in the world. Judy woodruff, icon in journalism. Misses bennett, a force of nature in washington. My friend connie milstein. And many, many others. This evening, this conversation is truly historic and we have gathered three women from three s
justice joins a discussion on and the courtip and a panel talking about transparently in the nation s highest court. later, a look at veterans mental healthcare issues. woodruff of pbs news on womenrates an event leadership in the judiciary. from supreme court a former member of the israeli supreme court. this event was held by the museum of women in the arts in march. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] good afternoon, everyone and welcome to the national museum in the arts where leadershiparts, and come together every day. and we are so glad to have you for this evening with our three justices. to be very pleased partnering once again with the embassy of france and especially want to give a thanks to madame sofie for being a a us.erful partner with [applause] my remarks tonight are logistics. willuldville this we have this wonderful conversation this evening and that will end with q&a. at 6:00 we will go to the third floor for a reception and then b
it is because of us humans that 50% of all streams, lakes, bays and estuaries are unsuitable due to pollution. in the u.s. we have learned to take water for granted. toilets, and flush reinforce the same idea water is an unlimited resource. but step outside to our local and their diminishing condition tells a different story. water pollution kills marine life, destroys ecosystems, and disrupts an already fragile food chain. and animals are not the only ones that suffer the negative effects of water pollution. clean water and clean air. we cannot live without it. what chance are we giving children to grow up and florist that we cannot protect the rivers and bays they swim in? to takeess, it is time charge of the situation. you have the power to take action against water pollution in the u.s. and help protect one of our most vital resources. one of the most polluted rivers in the state of maryland is the anacostia. the anacostia was once full of life and ecological dive
coming up later today, remarks by kevyn orr, the emergency manager for detroit. asis overseeing the finances they emerge from bankruptcy. he announced it tension agreement with a number of detroit employees. live coverage of his remarks scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m. eastern. this past tuesday, the supreme court heard arguments in a case andlving the aereo company whether it in french on rights of networks by offering programs without paying copyright fees. you can hear that argument and comments from the attorneys tonight at 8:00 eastern. at 2:15 eastern, whistleblowers talk about the challenges they face in exposing wrongdoing. here s a portion of the program. snowden looked at these look at chelsea manning, assange, realize he had to be out of the country if he was going to put out this amount of information and to be able to tell what he had done and why he had done and to comment as he has been doing. speak i was out on bond throughout my trial and i was able to spe
across the country discuss their participation in the u.s. senate youth program, a weeklong government and education leadership program held annually in washington. tonight at 8:00 on q&a. won a washington post pulitzer prize for its reporting on the edward snowden nsa leaks. nsa surveillance and ongoing revelations. you can watch that discussion tonight at 9:00 eastern right here on c-span. sat downr ginsberg recently for a discussion with two of her international counterparts to talk about their lives and careers. judy woodruff moderated the conversation at the national museum of women in the arts in washington, d.c. they spoke for about an hour and a half. good afternoon, everyone and welcome to the national museum of women in the arts where women, the arts, and leadership come together every day. and we are so glad to have you here for this evening with our three justices. we are very pleased to be partnering once again with the embassy of france and especially i wa