everybody for joining us. thank you for the council on global affairs. we will be live streaming this evening. for those of you that cannot stay off of twitter. during the discussion, we have a few hashtags that we can use tonight. also, hashtag at 70. with that i would like to welcome my panel. let s just jump right into her. we have with this the last close to two decade experience covering and handling some of the biggest issues in world affairs. i am sitting with for the people that i would reach out to all the time for insights and thoughts. i cannot say that about many of them. really, there is no one better to speak about in the milestone of the nato alliance. i m going to ask each of the ambassadors to start off. how it was brought home to them by their unique issues. and a little bit of the reflections of what it meant to them. want to start. good evening everybody. i want to thank them. they have done such a great job. it really is an internationally known present
next this morning in case 18525, fort bend county versus davis. ms. sinzdak. mr. chief justice, may it please the court, when title 7 s exhaustion requirement is satisfied, the power to address an employment discrimination claim shifts from the executive to the judicial branch. the exhaustion requirement is therefore jurisdictional in the plaintiff s sense of that word, and that is confirmed in at least three ways. first, the text and structure of section 2000 e 5 demonstrates that the exhaustion requirement is jurisdictional, ensuring that courts do not reach the merits of a claim before it has been presented to the expert agency. but the expert agency, unlike the examples that you give of agencies that have add jude ca tory authority, the eeoc has no authority to adjudicate. yes, you have to let the complaint stay there for 180 days, but they don t decide anything or even if they decide to dismiss your claim, that has no preclusive effect in the court. so it s one thi
everybody for joining us. thank you for the council on global affairs. we will be live streaming this evening. for those of you that cannot stay off of twitter. during the discussion, we have a few hashtags that we can use tonight. also, hashtag at 70. with that i would like to welcome my panel. let s just jump right into her. we have with this the last close to two decade experience covering and handling some of the biggest issues in world affairs. i am sitting with for the people that i would reach out to all the time for insights and thoughts. i cannot say that about many of them. really, there is no one better to speak about in the milestone of the nato alliance. i m going to ask each of the ambassadors to start off. how it was brought home to them by their unique issues. and a little bit of the reflections of what it meant to them. want to start. good evening everybody. i want to thank them. they have done such a great job. it really is an internationally known present
next this morning in case 18525, fort bend county versus davis. ms. sinzdak. mr. chief justice, may it please the court, when title 7 s exhaustion requirement is satisfied, the power to address an employment discrimination claim shifts from the executive to the judicial branch. the exhaustion requirement is therefore jurisdictional in the plaintiff s sense of that word, and that is confirmed in at least three ways. first, the text and structure of section 2000 e 5 demonstrates that the exhaustion requirement is jurisdictional, ensuring that courts do not reach the merits of a claim before it has been presented to the expert agency. but the expert agency, unlike the examples that you give of agencies that have add jude ca tory authority, the eeoc has no authority to adjudicate. yes, you have to let the complaint stay there for 180 days, but they don t decide anything or even if they decide to dismiss your claim, that has no preclusive effect in the court. so it s one thi
some lightning, maybe even some small hail there. one other thing we re watching, this whole boundary making its way east. tomorrow, another chance of a couple showers and thunderstorms and then a big change for your weekend. get out the umbrellas, we re talking about heavy rain. i ll show you when in the forecast. thank you, doug. with the showers on the radar and ups and downs on the way, you can get the latest from storm team 4 anytime on the nbc washington app. breaking news tonight, a deadly ambush attack on police in paris. they are saying it was terrorism. that s the word from the french president. isis just took responsibility but as news4 s chris lawrence shows us from the live desk, authorities have not confirmed that the terror group is responsible for the attack. that s right. isis has identified the alleged attacker and claimed he s an islamic state fighter from belgium. but nbc news will not release his name until we get official word from police there