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that was 27 years ago. it is one of the first federal civil rights laws focused on protecting persons with disabilities and against discrimination and public accommodations and services and telecommunications. i am especially proud to highlight the commission s role. the disabilities focus and legislation in a 1983 report accommodating the individual abilities. a former staff attorney with the commission was one of the primary authors of the report described his job as to survey the whole field, history, legislation, legal commentary, and court decisions on the status of people with a in american society and the law. the conclusion of the report was that society has tended to isolate and segregate people with disabilities and to despise and despite some progress, discrimination continues to be a serious and pervasive social problem. as i expect to hear in a few minutes, the council followed with a report that ultimately led to the americans with disabilities act in 19 ....
others, the number on your screen. we welcome your comments as well. a couple here. from eric, who posts, i like the direction, with the cooperation between nasa and spacex. more of that, reusing rockets, in solar and fusion power, completely different view from tony. cut the space program. don t need any of their science projects anyway. thoughts. your thoughtsful to jeff too, talking earlier with space news about a possible new administrator at this reporttioned as we were doing the conversation. briedenstein, the congressman from oklahoma, is mentioned. nasa reporting that the trump administration has chosen the administrator. the new nasa administrator will be jim. a republicanently member of congress. john schumacher, a senior aerojet. at once the president makes the announcement, and he hasn t yet, hearings.t senate baker, west virginia. michael, your thoughts on the program? the space i think it s one of the most important things, if not the most important thin ....
co-operation between nasa and they say. that s in spacex. we welcome your thoughts. we will take calls for 15 minutes or so on cspan. we were talking about a pot will need administrator a possible new administrator for nasa. the trump administration has chosen the deputy administrator of nasa. idenstine, and br that is a senate approves position. once the president makes the figure, west virginia, we will hear from michael. what is your thoughts on the future of the space program? is the most important thing. the legitimate functions of government to include developing one is goingd no to care about climate change or any of these other things if civilization collapses because industry no longer have anything to work with. that will happen unless we start nigging minerals out of the moo and other bodies. do you think the issue of climate change is part of the realm of nasa research. they do research on it now. but if i am ok with that we run out of resources becau ....
to d.c. before i bring him to the podium, i want to make this a national event with a scope that goes beyond this area code. we have a visitor from california here, a good friend of ours, and another wonderful friend from new york city. for some reason, i m forgetting your name. john. john mackateer, i m sorry, john. he represents the harvard conservancy developing the federal hall site of where the first federal congress met into a going thing, a real destination in lower manhattan for studies of the early congresses. so welcome to everybody, whether you came from near or far, and we ll welcome paul poglar. [ applause ] thank you, chuck, for that introduction. i would like to thank the historical society for inviting me here today. so my talk today entitled congress s first debate on slavery and race is going to attempt to demonstrate, really, the central ways that this first national congressional debate really set the tone for these larger issues of slavery and ....
live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 11. i don t know about you but i cannot believe i didn t win. you just saw the drawing seconds ago. we re guessing you re a little busy right now rechecking your tickets. i hope you are. it s possible that right now at this very moment one of you is a whole lot richer because it wasn t happening here. thank you so much for joining us i m lucy noland. when we say a whole lot, how does 700 million bucks sound? it s actually $758,000,700 to be exact. chris o connell is live in center city. all right. so, chris, did you check your numbers? did you win? you re not jumping you must not have. reporter: i m checking them as we speak. yeah, of course, just minutes ago i hope everyone out there is doing the same. checking that $758 million check pot. the second largest in history. i hope you re checking those numbers. we will have those numbers coming up in just a few minutes. but it was a wild night around the c ....