[background sounds]. Good morning everyone. Welcome back to those of you who are here yesterday. We are going to get started. It is my pleasure to welcome all of you to our second day of the best focused on events and protections for migrant children. For those of you who were not here yesterday, experience education and directed at the emerging University Washington college of law for immigration. My pleasure to welcome all of you here to the law school. Also i welcome not only on behalf of our constitution, the University Center for lesson american and latina studies. As well as the American Writers Association and Planning Committee representatives. Thank you. [applause]. Thank you for all the hard work to make this event such a success. I know you all have very busy schedule so i appreciate your willingness to be here for it. Those you who were here yesterday, it series of panels beginning to unpack some of the challenges we are facing migrants be. Some of the factors across the wo
Our second panel is chris brummer, Research Professor director, institute of economic law, and University Law center. Our second witnesses katerina pastore, and columbia law school. Gendler who is professor of the practice of Global Economics and manager. Mit sloan school of management Senior Advisor to the director, Mit Media Lab and codirector of. The next witness will be robert wiseman, president , public citizen, and the final witness will be chief Strategy Officers. Welcome to all of you. Without objection, your written statements will be made part of the record. Each of you will have five minutes to summarize your testimony and with one minute remaining a yellow light will appear. At that time i will ask that you wrap up your testimony so that we can be respectful of both witnesses and Committee Members times. You are recognized for five minutes to present your testimony. Thank you so much. Members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify. Im here in my academic cap
This is washington in action. As you know we have several people who are speaking but the first is definitely an important advocate for the 28th amendment. Not the e. R. A. , the 28th amendment. And its particularly a pleasure because i just found out that someone i taught legislative procedure to is now the chief counsel for senator cardin. When i was visiting at the university of maryland. I want to introyou to an extraordinary advocate for the 28th amendment and equal rights, an extraordinary leader in the fight for human rights around the globe, and a great senator for the great state of maryland, ben cardin. [applause] sen. Cardin professor, dont leave us. I want to thank you. I want to thank you. You did a great job on bill van horn. Hes a really good chief counsel. So thank you for imparting into him what is necessary and we have a lot of procedural problems in the United States senate. I dont think i dont know if you noticed that or not. We thank you very much. Helen rogers of
This is washington in action. As you know we have several people who are speaking but the first is definitely an important advocate for the 28th amendment. Not the e. R. A. , the 28th amendment. And its particularly a pleasure because i just found out that someone i taught legislative procedure to is now the chief counsel for senator cardin. When i was visiting at the university of maryland. I want to introyou to an extraordinary advocate for the 28th amendment and equal rights, an extraordinary leader in the fight for human rights around the globe, and a great senator for the great state of maryland, ben cardin. [applause] sen. Cardin professor, dont leave us. I want to thank you. I want to thank you. You did a great job on bill van horn. Hes a really good chief counsel. So thank you for imparting into him what is necessary and we have a lot of procedural problems in the United States senate. I dont think i dont know if you noticed that or not. We thank you very much. Helen rogers of
for his role on the sitcom, friends is dead tonight at the age of 54. the cause of death among still unclear. we will have a live report from l.a. and moments but first, the war between israel and hamas. israel is now in the middle of its second war of independence. a fight for survival, a fight he will win according to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressing the nation saturday as great operations inside gaza enter a new more intense more dangerous phase, israeli military panic hamas targets from land, air and sea and the potential for a wider regional conflict remains high. the president of turkey calling hamas quote freedom fighters and accusing israeli forces of war crimes. good evening, i am jonathan with special coverage of israel s war against hamas. this is a live look at the city of ashkelon where residents are children from potential rocket attacks. not far is israeli troops and tanks now inside the gaza strip. what lies ahead from of the possibility