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a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on c-span. you could also hear it on c-span radio. newsmakers is available online at c-span.org. gilbert,t now is lisa vice president of public affairs for public citizen. she is here to discuss the congressional review act rolling back obama air regulations on the environment, gun ownership, and other legislation. thanks for joining us. guest: thank you for having me. host: explain a little bit what the congressional review act is. guest: it was passed by newt gingrich. what it says is you can roll back any regulations that an agency creates within 60 legislative days. it was intended to be a check on what they call out of control agencies. it was used once to date. we are seeing a blitz of rollbacks in this administration and congress. host: a little bit more about that act. it was signed into law in 1996. it allows congress to a limited rules within the final six months of the ministration. a majority vote is required within both changes. chambers. ....
connie warkins daughter jessie, they also delivered a diagnosis. 38:22 i had seen people that were downs syndrome, but i didn t really understand what it was about. that was 32 years ago, when help for people with intellectual disabilities wasn t easy to find. 54:00 forty years ago organizations like cottonwood were just beginning. cottonwood s mission is simple. 56:57 we help people live their life. we help them work each day, we help them go about their routine day. a routine.. 1:19:30 th s perry, vernon, mary. that s introduced jessie to coworkers she also calls friends. 01:24:55 shelby! but cottonwood is more than a community. for jessie, it s her job. 01:27:21 oh yes, i like my job. today, she s adding the ribbon cards, earning cash for each card. once she s done, a cottonwood bus will drive her to one of the group s apartments.. which she shares with coworkers. it s long-term, community based care that jessie s mom relies on. 42:56 it eases my mind a lot. ....
european open, the rally in europe, deutsche bank down another 4.5%. the dax deep in the red. there are so much to discover this morning. cehic.et over to nejra a: turkey will be pressing for concessions as the european union meets over the refugee crisis. the eu wants turkey to stop the flow of refugees from the middle east in return, turkey wants money, a quicker path to joining the eu and the ability to travel to europe without visas. a kurdish militant group has claimed this possibility for last week s explosion in turkey s capital. the same group that claimed responsibility for a similar attack on turkish army officers. to fillt obama s choice the supreme court vacancy goes to capitol hill that it. today. mitch mcconnell says garland won t even get a hearing. some republican senators and say they will talk with him. global news 24 hours they powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news browse around the world. as we watch the fed affect work its way arou ....
so how close is a candidate to clinching the nomination? there are 2472 delegates available and 1237 needed to clinch. 595 delegates will be awarded to republicans on super tuesday, so no one can secure the nomination tonight. on to the democrats. as of today, clinton has won 90 delegates to sanders 65. that s out of total of 4763 democratic delegates, and 2382 are needed to clinch the nomination. today, 862 delegates will be awarded. now, there is one more wrinkle on the democratic side, and that s super delegates. these are insiders who get to vote however they want at the democratic national convention. so far, hillary clinton expects 455 superdelegates, bringing her total to 545, and sanders has just 22 super delegates, brining his total to 87 total delegates. still neither democrat will secure their nomination on super tuesday. now, after the dust settles tonight, it s on to more primaries this saturday. democratic primaries in kansas, louisianna, and nebraska, an ....
3 (dave 3 3 3 3 3 3 (jen) new this morning: we re just an hour away from polls opening in virginia, on this super tuesday . one of the biggest and most important contests, in the race for the today, people in more than a dozen states and territories will cast their vote. 3 (walter today is all about winning delegates. the candidates need to hit a certain number to win their party s nomination. for ther epublicans, the magic number is one-thousand-237. today, nearly half that number is up for grabs. and the top three candidates spent the last few hours, stumping hard. for donald trump, the focus was personal. as he attacked rivals ted cruz and marco rubio. he s got small-hands. my hands aren t - are my hands small? i never heard of that and i think he s very desperate. and cruz, look, i know he s a friend of yours, but he doesn t exactly - he s think that s why i m doing so well with evangelicals, they like the truth. walter 3 senator ted cruz could have struck ba ....