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Thanks for inviting me.
thanks for inviting
Thanks for inviting
thanks for inviting me.
Well, let's go for the serious first. Tell us about the important new laws. What are they?
well let's go for the serious first tell us about the. important new laws what are
Well let's go for the serious first Tell us about the important new laws What are
well, let's go for the serious first. tell us about the important new laws. what are they?
Well, as you already mentioned, the states enacted higher minimum wages, and that's very important. States got a little frustrated waiting for Congress to act.
well as you already mentioned the states enacted higher minimum wages. and that's very important states got a little frustrated waiting for congress to
Well as you already mentioned the states enacted higher, minimum wages and that's very important States got, a little frustrated; waiting for Congress to
well, as you already mentioned, the states enacted higher minimum wages, and that's very important. states got a little frustrated waiting for congress to act.
And so those are around $7-ish an hour?
and so those are around $7-ish an
And so those are around $7-ish an,
and so those are around $7-ish an hour?
Yes. In fact, California and Massachusetts, their rates will be $7.50. And the highest rate will be in the state of Washington, which will be $7.92.
yes in fact california and massachusetts their, rates will be $7.50. and the highest rate will be in the state of washington which; will be
Yes In fact California and Massachusetts their. rates will be. $7.50. And the highest rate, will be in, the state of Washington which will be
yes. in fact, california and massachusetts, their rates will be $7.50. and the highest rate will be in the state of washington, which will be $7.92.
Pamela, do you see any clear trends analyzing all these new laws that are going into effect today?
pamela do you see any clear trends analyzing all these new laws that are going into effect
Pamela do you see any clear trends analyzing. all. these new laws that are going, into effect
pamela, do you see any clear trends analyzing all these new laws that are going into effect today?
It does seem like states are picking up where Congress isn't. Massachusetts' new healthcare law, provisions of it going into effect today. And today in Colorado, all employers must verify that their new hires are here legally. Arizona and Georgia also passed really tough immigration laws in 2006.
it does seem like states are picking up where congress isn't. massachusetts' new healthcare law provisions of. it going into. effect today and today in colorado all employers must verify that their. new hires are here legally arizona and georgia also passed really tough immigration. laws in
It does, seem like states are picking up where Congress isn't Massachusetts' new healthcare law provisions of it going into effect today And today, in Colorado all employers, must verify that their new hires are here legally, Arizona and Georgia also passed really tough immigration laws in
it does seem like states are picking up where congress isn't. massachusetts' new healthcare law, provisions of it going into effect today. and today in colorado, all employers must verify that their new hires are here legally. arizona and georgia also passed really tough immigration laws in 2006.
All right. So tell us about some of the wackier new laws around the country.
all right so tell us about some of the wackier new laws around the
All right So tell us about some of the wackier new laws around the
all right. so tell us about some of the wackier new laws around the country.
Well, there are quite a few. California led the way with one that is called trunking.
well there are quite a few california led the way with one that. is called
Well there are quite a few California led the way with one that is called;
well, there are quite a few. california led the way with one that is called trunking.
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trunking.
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That's what it sounds like, doesn't it? Actually, what the law does is it prohibits trunking. And what that means is that folks can't ride in the trunks of cars. Now, you may automatically wonder well, why would anybody want to do that? Well, I guess trunking has becoming quite popular among teenagers in California.
that's. what it sounds like doesn't it? actually what. the law does is it prohibits trunking and what that means is that folks can't ride in the trunks of cars now you, may automatically wonder well why would, anybody, want to do that? well i guess trunking has becoming quite popular among teenagers in
That's what it sounds like doesn't it? Actually what the law does is it; prohibits trunking And what that means is that folks can't ride in the trunks of cars Now you may automatically wonder well, why would anybody want to do that? Well I guess trunking has becoming, quite popular among teenagers in
that's what it sounds like, doesn't it? actually, what the law does is it prohibits trunking. and what that means is that folks can't ride in the trunks of cars. now, you may automatically wonder well, why would anybody want to do that? well, i guess trunking has becoming quite popular among teenagers in california.
Just for fun or is it -
just for fun or is it
Just for fun or is, it
just for fun or is it -
Well, actually, no. They're trying to get around some California state restrictions on the number of friends that teenagers can have in the car while they are new drivers. So what they've ended up doing is putting some friends in the trunk, hoping they won't get caught. But it's come with tragic results. Some teens hav...
well actually no they're trying to, get around some california state restrictions on the. number. of friends that teenagers can have in the car while they are new. drivers so, what, they've ended up doing is putting some friends. in the trunk hoping they. won't, get caught but it's come with tragic results some teens, ...
Well actually no They're trying; to get around; some California state restrictions on the number of friends that teenagers can have in the car while they are new drivers So what they've ended up; doing is putting some friends in the trunk hoping they won't, get caught But it's come with tragic results Some teens have a...
well, actually, no. they're trying to get around some california state restrictions on the number of friends that teenagers can have in the car while they are new drivers. so what they've ended up doing is putting some friends in the trunk, hoping they won't get caught. but it's come with tragic results. some teens hav...
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and some others?
A few involved pets and animals. Ohio became the 35th state, where pet owners can establish trust funds for their pet if the owner dies or becomes ill. Another one is in California, where it's now illegal to tie up your dog to a stationary point for more than three hours, and -
a few involved pets and animals ohio became the 35th state where pet. owners can establish trust funds for their pet if the owner dies or becomes ill another one, is in california where it's now illegal to tie up your dog to a stationary point for more than. three hours and
A few involved pets and animals Ohio became, the 35th state where pet. owners can establish trust. funds. for their pet if the owner dies or becomes ill Another one is in California where it's now illegal to tie up your, dog to a stationary point for more than three hours and
a few involved pets and animals. ohio became the 35th state, where pet owners can establish trust funds for their pet if the owner dies or becomes ill. another one is in california, where it's now illegal to tie up your dog to a stationary point for more than three hours, and -
Wait. Wait. You can't leave your dog tied up?
wait wait you can't leave your. dog tied
Wait Wait You can't leave. your dog tied
wait. wait. you can't leave your dog tied up?
Right. For more than three hours at a time.
right for more than three hours at a
Right, For more than three hours at a
right. for more than three hours at a time.
Even in your backyard?
even in your
Even. in your
even in your backyard?
That's what I understand, which is quite unusual.
that's what i understand. which is quite
That's what I understand which is quite
that's what i understand, which is quite unusual.
So moving from pets to, let's say, pet projects, we have some interesting laws about rock bands.
so moving from pets to let's say pet projects we have some interesting laws about, rock,
So moving from pets to. let's say pet projects we have some, interesting laws about rock
so moving from pets to, let's say, pet projects, we have some interesting laws about rock bands.
Well, thank you so much. That really means a lot to me.
well thank. you so much that really, means a. lot to
Well thank, you so much That really means a lot to
well, thank you so much. that really means a lot to me.
Instead of celebrating your dynamic union and seeking to partner with you to meet common challenges, there have been times where America has shown arrogance and been dismissive, even derisive. But in Europe, there is an anti-Americanism that is at once casual, but can also be insidious.
instead of celebrating your dynamic union and seeking to partner with you to meet common challenges there, have, been times where america has shown arrogance and been dismissive even derisive but in europe. there is. an anti-americanism that is, at once casual but can also be
Instead, of celebrating, your dynamic union and seeking to partner with, you, to meet common challenges there have been, times where America has shown arrogance and been dismissive, even derisive But in Europe there is, an anti-Americanism that is at, once casual but can also be
instead of celebrating your dynamic union and seeking to partner with you to meet common challenges, there have been times where america has shown arrogance and been dismissive, even derisive. but in europe, there is an anti-americanism that is at once casual, but can also be insidious.
David Brooks, I think I hear echoes of Old Europe embedded in there. What do you make of that language?
david, brooks i think i hear echoes, of old europe embedded in there what do you make of that
David Brooks I think I hear, echoes of Old. Europe, embedded in there What do you make, of that
david brooks, i think i hear echoes of old europe embedded in there. what do you make of that language?
Well, if you can't have bipartisanship here at home, he's going to create it across the Atlantic. And he is actually obviously tremendously popular over there. The question is whether it turns into pro-Americanism, and so far, I guess I would say I don't see too much evidence of that on Afghanistan, which he's talking ...
well if you can't have bipartisanship here at home he's going to create, it across the atlantic and he is actually obviously tremendously popular over there the. question is whether it turns, into pro-americanism and so far i guess i would say i don't see too much evidence, of that on afghanistan which he's talking abo...
Well if you can't have bipartisanship here at home he's going to create it across the Atlantic And he is actually. obviously tremendously popular over there The. question is, whether it turns into pro-Americanism and so far I guess I would say I don't see too, much evidence of that on Afghanistan which he's. talking ab...
well, if you can't have bipartisanship here at home, he's going to create it across the atlantic. and he is actually obviously tremendously popular over there. the question is whether it turns into pro-americanism, and so far, i guess i would say i don't see too much evidence of that on afghanistan, which he's talking ...
Yeah, E.J., President Obama went in wanting much more from the G-20 on stimulus. He met with a lot of resistance. Overall, how did the president do?
yeah e.j., president obama went. in, wanting much more from the. g-20 on stimulus he met with a lot of resistance overall how did the president
Yeah E.J., President Obama went in wanting much, more from the G-20 on stimulus He met with a lot of resistance Overall how did the, president
yeah, e.j., president obama went in wanting much more from the g-20 on stimulus. he met with a lot of resistance. overall, how did the president do?
I don't think he did badly, but I want to linger on that moment that you just played because I had underlined it in my transcript also, and it was a classic Obama moment, honoring the other side's argument, embracing it, and then making his own point against anti-Americanism.
i don't, think he did badly but i want; to linger on that moment that you just. played because i had underlined it in my transcript also. and it was a classic obama moment honoring the other side's argument embracing it and then making, his own point against
I don't think, he did badly but. I want to linger on that moment that you, just played because I had underlined it in my transcript also and it was a classic Obama moment honoring the other side's argument embracing, it. and then making his own point against
i don't think he did badly, but i want to linger on that moment that you just played because i had underlined it in my transcript also, and it was a classic obama moment, honoring the other side's argument, embracing it, and then making his own point against anti-americanism.
How long has it been since an American president was able to hold a town hall meeting? You know, I think that's seen as why many Americans voted for Obama, to win new friends for the United States and influence people. He got applause when he talked about closing Abu Ghraib and - closing Guantanamo and saying that - ab...
how long has it been since an american president was able to hold a, town hall meeting? you know i think that's seen as why many americans voted, for obama to win new, friends for the united, states and influence people he got applause when he talked about closing abu ghraib and - closing guantanamo and saying, that - ...
How, long has it been, since an American president was able to hold a town hall meeting? You know I think that's seen as why many Americans voted for Obama to win new friends for the United States and, influence. people He got applause, when he talked about closing Abu Ghraib and - closing Guantanamo, and saying that -...
how long has it been since an american president was able to hold a town hall meeting? you know, i think that's seen as why many americans voted for obama, to win new friends for the united states and influence people. he got applause when he talked about closing abu ghraib and - closing guantanamo and saying that - ab...
So I think there is a kind of base of support for Obama in Europe and that he get out of the summit not with an enormous victory but certainly not with a defeat. They did get some spending, though not in a stimulus directly but through the IMF. Obama agrees broadly with the Europeans on the need for new regulation of t...
so i think there is a kind of base of support for obama in europe and that he get out of the summit not with an, enormous victory but certainly not with a defeat they did get some spending though, not in a stimulus, directly but through the imf obama agrees broadly with the europeans on. the need for new regulation of ...
So, I think there, is a kind of base of support for Obama in Europe, and that. he get out of the summit not with an enormous victory, but certainly not; with, a defeat They did get, some spending though not in a stimulus directly but through the IMF Obama agrees broadly with the Europeans on the need for new regulation...
so i think there is a kind of base of support for obama in europe and that he get out of the summit not with an enormous victory but certainly not with a defeat. they did get some spending, though not in a stimulus directly but through the imf. obama agrees broadly with the europeans on the need for new regulation of t...
Let's talk about the budget. The House and the Senate both passed budgets yesterday, slightly different versions but pretty much what President Obama asked for. No Republican votes in either chamber. David, a wise move by the Republicans to unify in their opposition or are there shoals in here?
let's talk about the, budget the house and the senate both passed budgets yesterday, slightly different versions but pretty much what president obama asked for. no republican votes in either chamber david a wise move by the republicans. to unify in their opposition or are there shoals in
Let's talk about the budget, The, House and the Senate both passed budgets yesterday slightly different versions but pretty much what President Obama asked for No Republican votes in. either, chamber David, a wise move by the Republicans to; unify in their opposition or are there shoals in
let's talk about the budget. the house and the senate both passed budgets yesterday, slightly different versions but pretty much what president obama asked for. no republican votes in either chamber. david, a wise move by the republicans to unify in their opposition or are there shoals in here?
Well, there are shoals, but you know, you present a budget with - which implies $6.5 trillion in deficits over 10 years, that's going to be tough to get Republican votes. You know, I think to me the biggest thing was - Obama got most of what he wanted from the Democrats, but even the Democrats struck down a lot of thin...
well there are shoals but you know you present a budget with - which; implies $6.5 trillion in deficits over 10 years that's going to be tough. to get republican votes you know i think to me the biggest thing was - obama got most of what he wanted from the democrats but even the democrats struck down a lot of things it...
Well there are shoals but you know you present a budget with - which, implies $6.5 trillion in deficits over; 10 years that's going to be tough to get Republican votes You know I think to me the biggest thing was - Obama got most of, what he wanted from. the Democrats but even the, Democrats struck down a lot. of thing...
well, there are shoals, but you know, you present a budget with - which implies $6.5 trillion in deficits over 10 years, that's going to be tough to get republican votes. you know, i think to me the biggest thing was - obama got most of what he wanted from the democrats, but even the democrats struck down a lot of thin...
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Probably going down. Some of the tax increase on the charitable deductions, probably going down. So a lot of the revenue streams are going down. And so he didn't even get what he wanted, and I do think it maximizes the danger that we will have high deficits because the revenue will not be there.
probably. going down some of the tax increase on the charitable deductions probably going down so a lot, of. the revenue streams are going down and so he didn't even get; what he wanted, and i do think it maximizes the; danger that we will have high deficits because the. revenue will not. be
Probably going down Some of the tax increase on the. charitable deductions probably going down So a lot of the, revenue streams are going down, And so he didn't, even get what he, wanted and, I do think it maximizes the danger that we will have high deficits because the, revenue will not be
probably going down. some of the tax increase on the charitable deductions, probably going down. so a lot of the revenue streams are going down. and so he didn't even get what he wanted, and i do think it maximizes the danger that we will have high deficits because the revenue will not be there.
Although it's interesting, a lot of the Obama losses were cosmetic losses, that they passed a lot of what Obama wanted in a slightly less honest way than Obama proposed it in his budget. I don't think cap and trade is dead. I think it's postponed. I think it's very clear the Congress wants to move on health care reform...
although it's interesting a lot of the obama losses. were. cosmetic losses that they passed a lot, of what obama wanted in a slightly less honest way than obama proposed it in his budget i don't think cap and trade is dead i think it's postponed i think it's very clear the congress wants to move on health care reform f...
Although it's interesting a lot of the Obama losses were cosmetic losses. that they passed a lot of. what Obama wanted; in a slightly less honest way than Obama proposed it in his budget. I don't think cap and trade is dead I. think it's postponed I think it's very clear, the Congress wants to move on health care refor...
although it's interesting, a lot of the obama losses were cosmetic losses, that they passed a lot of what obama wanted in a slightly less honest way than obama proposed it in his budget. i don't think cap and trade is dead. i think it's postponed. i think it's very clear the congress wants to move on health care reform...
Speaking of carbon emissions, let's talk about cars. David, the Obama administration took assertive action this week toward GM and Chrysler. We saw them ousting GM's CEO, Rick Wagoner, pushing for hard deadlines for them to cut costs or be forced into bankruptcy. Is the administration doing the right thing with this ac...
speaking of carbon emissions let's, talk about cars david the obama administration. took assertive action this week toward gm and chrysler we saw them ousting. gm's ceo rick wagoner pushing for hard deadlines for them to cut costs or. be forced, into bankruptcy is the administration. doing the right thing with. this ac...
Speaking of, carbon; emissions let's talk about cars David the Obama. administration took assertive action this week toward GM and Chrysler We saw them ousting. GM's CEO Rick Wagoner pushing for hard deadlines for them, to cut costs or be forced into bankruptcy Is the administration doing the right thing with this acti...
speaking of carbon emissions, let's talk about cars. david, the obama administration took assertive action this week toward gm and chrysler. we saw them ousting gm's ceo, rick wagoner, pushing for hard deadlines for them to cut costs or be forced into bankruptcy. is the administration doing the right thing with this ac...
I really think it's perilous. I mean you never - you never doubt their intelligence, a really intelligent analysis of where the auto industry is. You also never doubt their self-confidence. You know, somebody - he could have said, hey, Detroit is a mess. I'm not getting in there. He put himself, his administration, the...
i really think; it's perilous. i mean you never - you never. doubt their intelligence a, really intelligent. analysis of where the auto industry, is you also never doubt their. self-confidence you know somebody - he could have said hey detroit is a mess i'm not getting in there, he put himself his administration the de...
I really think it's perilous I mean you never - you never doubt their intelligence a really intelligent analysis; of where the auto industry is You also never doubt their self-confidence You know somebody - he could have said hey Detroit is a, mess I'm not getting in there He put himself, his administration the. Democr...
i really think it's perilous. i mean you never - you never doubt their intelligence, a really intelligent analysis of where the auto industry is. you also never doubt their self-confidence. you know, somebody - he could have said, hey, detroit is a mess. i'm not getting in there. he put himself, his administration, the...
If I'm a citizen somewhere in northern Indiana or Michigan, I'm lobbying the Democratic party as hard as I can to preserve my plans, and I just think its perilous to get politics that much involved in these sorts of decisions.
if i'm a citizen somewhere in. northern. indiana or michigan i'm lobbying the democratic, party as hard as i can to preserve my plans and i, just think its perilous to, get politics that much involved. in these sorts of
If I'm a citizen somewhere in northern Indiana or Michigan I'm lobbying the Democratic, party as, hard as I can to preserve. my plans and I just think its, perilous to get politics, that much involved in these sorts of
if i'm a citizen somewhere in northern indiana or michigan, i'm lobbying the democratic party as hard as i can to preserve my plans, and i just think its perilous to get politics that much involved in these sorts of decisions.
E.J., a perilous way to go forward?
e.j., a perilous way to go
E.J., a perilous way to. go
e.j., a perilous way to go forward?
I agree it's perilous, but I don't think he had much choice. The basic decision was - are you going to try to save GM or not? He decided he was going to try to save GM. Once you do that, you've got to get very deeply engaged in the process of how. The administration decided that GM wasn't moving quickly enough to restr...
i agree it's perilous, but i don't think he had much choice the basic decision was - are you going to try to save gm or not? he decided he was going, to try to, save gm once you, do that you've got to get very deeply engaged in the process of how the administration decided that gm wasn't moving quickly enough to restru...
I agree it's perilous but I don't; think he had much choice The basic decision was. - are you going to try, to save GM or not? He decided he was going. to try to save GM, Once you do that you've got to get very deeply engaged in the process. of, how The, administration decided that GM wasn't moving quickly enough to re...
i agree it's perilous, but i don't think he had much choice. the basic decision was - are you going to try to save gm or not? he decided he was going to try to save gm. once you do that, you've got to get very deeply engaged in the process of how. the administration decided that gm wasn't moving quickly enough to restr...
And we'll have to leave it there. E.J. Dionne of The Washington Post and Brookings Institution, David Brooks of The New York Times. Thanks very much.
and we'll have to leave it there e.j dionne of the washington post. and brookings, institution david brooks of the new york times; thanks very
And we'll have to leave it there E.J Dionne of The Washington Post. and Brookings Institution David Brooks of The; New York Times Thanks very
and we'll have to leave it there. e.j. dionne of the washington post and brookings institution, david brooks of the new york times. thanks very much.
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The business news starts with charges of low pay in a big box.
the business news starts with charges of, low pay in a big
The business news starts with charges of low pay in a big
the business news starts with charges of low pay in a big box.
A so-called living wage ordinance has lost its life in Chicago. The city council there failed to override Mayor Richard Daley's veto.
a so-called living wage ordinance has lost its life, in chicago. the city council there, failed to override mayor, richard daley's
A so-called living wage ordinance has lost. its life in Chicago The city council there failed to override Mayor Richard Daley's
a so-called living wage ordinance has lost its life in chicago. the city council there failed to override mayor richard daley's veto.
The measure would have forced retailers like Target and Wal-Mart to pay a higher minimum wage. Here's NPR's David Schaper.
the measure would have forced, retailers, like target and wal-mart to, pay a, higher minimum wage here's npr's, david
The measure would have forced, retailers like Target and Wal-Mart to pay a higher minimum wage Here's NPR's David
the measure would have forced retailers like target and wal-mart to pay a higher minimum wage. here's npr's david schaper.
The ordinance would have required retailers with more than 90,000 square feet of space to pay employees at least $13.00 an hour in wages and benefits by 2010. The Chicago City Council approved it in July, over the objections of Mayor Richard Daley, who says the ordinance left the city at a competitive disadvantage.
the ordinance would. have required retailers with, more than 90,000 square feet, of. space to pay employees at least $13.00 an hour in wages and benefits by 2010. the chicago city, council approved it in. july over the objections of mayor richard daley who says the. ordinance left the city at a competitive
The ordinance would have required retailers with more than 90,000 square feet of space to pay employees at least, $13.00 an hour in wages and, benefits by 2010. The. Chicago City Council approved it in July over the objections of Mayor Richard, Daley who says the ordinance left the city at a competitive
the ordinance would have required retailers with more than 90,000 square feet of space to pay employees at least $13.00 an hour in wages and benefits by 2010. the chicago city council approved it in july, over the objections of mayor richard daley, who says the ordinance left the city at a competitive disadvantage.
Well, again, you'd have to create jobs.
well again you'd have to; create
Well again you'd have to create,
well, again, you'd have to create jobs.
After the July vote, Wal-Mart, Target and other big-box retailers threatened to pull out of planned retail developments in the city.
after the july vote, wal-mart. target and other big-box retailers threatened to pull out of planned retail developments. in the
After the July vote, Wal-Mart, Target and other big-box, retailers threatened; to pull out of planned retail. developments in the
after the july vote, wal-mart, target and other big-box retailers threatened to pull out of planned retail developments in the city.
That's true. Today, in Illinois, the new law is that bands have to have at least one original member to use the name of the band. For example, if you're going to be the Platters or the Supremes, you have to have one of the original band members in it.
that's, true today in illinois the new law is that bands have to have at least one original member, to use the name of, the band for example if. you're going to be the platters or the supremes you have to have; one. of the original band members, in,
That's true Today in Illinois the new law is that bands have to have at, least one original, member to use the name of. the band For example if you're going, to, be the Platters or the Supremes you have to have one of the original band members in
that's true. today, in illinois, the new law is that bands have to have at least one original member to use the name of the band. for example, if you're going to be the platters or the supremes, you have to have one of the original band members in it.
And Mary Wilson of the Supremes was very a big advocate of getting this law passed. Similar laws combating music copycats were enacted in Connecticut, North Dakota, Pennsylvania and South Carolina.
and mary wilson of the supremes was very a big advocate of getting, this, law passed similar laws combating music copycats were enacted in connecticut north dakota pennsylvania, and south
And. Mary Wilson. of the Supremes was very a big advocate of getting. this law passed Similar laws combating music, copycats were enacted in Connecticut North Dakota Pennsylvania. and South,
and mary wilson of the supremes was very a big advocate of getting this law passed. similar laws combating music copycats were enacted in connecticut, north dakota, pennsylvania and south carolina.
So all those Led Zeppelin cover bands now have to have their own original name.
so all. those led zeppelin cover bands now have to have, their own original
So all those. Led Zeppelin cover bands now have to. have their. own original,
so all those led zeppelin cover bands now have to have their own original name.
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Okay, Pamela Prah of Stateline.org. Thank you very much.
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okay, pamela prah of stateline.org. thank you very much.
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In Georgia and New York today, those states highest courts ruled against gay marriage. The courts in both states found that their marriage laws are constitutional, that marriage is limited to a relationship between a man and a woman.
in georgia, and new. york today those states highest courts ruled, against gay marriage the, courts in, both states found that their; marriage laws are constitutional that marriage is limited to a, relationship between a man and a
In Georgia and New York today those states highest courts ruled against gay, marriage The courts, in both states found that their marriage laws are constitutional that. marriage. is limited to a relationship between a man and a
in georgia and new york today, those states highest courts ruled against gay marriage. the courts in both states found that their marriage laws are constitutional, that marriage is limited to a relationship between a man and a woman.
In New York, the court said that any change in the law should come from the state legislature. The justices there ruled on several suits brought by 44 couples. One of the plaintiffs in the New York suit was Jeanne Vitale. I spoke with her earlier about her response to the ruling.
in new york the court said that any; change in the law should come from the state. legislature the justices there ruled on several suits brought by 44 couples one of; the plaintiffs in the new york suit was jeanne vitale i spoke, with her earlier about her response to the
In New York the court said that, any change in the law should come from. the state legislature The justices there ruled on several; suits. brought by 44 couples One. of the plaintiffs in the New York suit was Jeanne, Vitale I spoke with her, earlier about, her response to the
in new york, the court said that any change in the law should come from the state legislature. the justices there ruled on several suits brought by 44 couples. one of the plaintiffs in the new york suit was jeanne vitale. i spoke with her earlier about her response to the ruling.
To tell you the truth, I started to cry. I was a little disappointed. There's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. That's how I feel. You know, I pay taxes. I'm a citizen. I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-mont...
to tell you the truth i started to, cry i was a little, disappointed there's some financial effects and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to. be considered basically a second-class citizen that's how i feel you, know i pay taxes i'm a citizen i'm a grown. woman with a partner of 10 years and. a 22-month-o...
To tell you the, truth I started to cry I was a little disappointed There's some financial effects and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered; basically a second-class citizen That's how I feel You know I pay taxes I'm a citizen I'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a. 22-month-old ...
to tell you the truth, i started to cry. i was a little disappointed. there's some financial effects, and then there's also just - it's kind of demeaning to be considered basically a second-class citizen. that's how i feel. you know, i pay taxes. i'm a citizen. i'm a grown woman with a partner of 10 years and a 22-mont...
You said there were financial repercussions. What were those?
you, said there were, financial, repercussions what were
You said, there were financial repercussions What were
you said there were financial repercussions. what were those?
Yes, well, like the first thing would be, you know, in terms of second parent adoption - luckily New York state does have that so that if something happened to Jonie(ph), I could make decisions, medical decisions for her, etc. But we had to pay a lawyer a lot of money, and I had to go through the whole process. And, yo...
yes well like the first; thing would. be you know in terms of second parent adoption - luckily new york state does have that, so that if something happened to jonie(ph), i could make decisions medical, decisions for her etc but we. had to pay a lawyer a lot of; money and i had to go through the whole process and you kn...
Yes well like the first thing would be you. know in terms of second parent adoption - luckily New York. state does have that so. that if something happened to Jonie(ph), I could make decisions medical decisions, for her etc But we had to. pay a lawyer a lot of money and I had to go through, the whole process And you kn...
yes, well, like the first thing would be, you know, in terms of second parent adoption - luckily new york state does have that so that if something happened to jonie(ph), i could make decisions, medical decisions for her, etc. but we had to pay a lawyer a lot of money, and i had to go through the whole process. and, yo...
And recently, too, in terms of health insurance, because we're not married, the one company that we could get health insurance from is actually dropping domestic partnership plans for sole proprietors and partners of sole proprietors. Now she's going to be on a family plan, and I'm going to have to get my own health in...
and recently too in terms of health insurance because we're not married the one company that we could get health insurance; from is actually dropping domestic partnership plans for sole proprietors and partners of sole proprietors now she's going to be on a family plan and i'm going to have to get my own health insuran...
And recently too in. terms of health insurance, because we're not married the one. company that we could get health insurance from is actually dropping domestic. partnership plans for sole proprietors, and partners of sole proprietors Now she's going. to be on a family plan and I'm, going to. have to get my own health ...
and recently, too, in terms of health insurance, because we're not married, the one company that we could get health insurance from is actually dropping domestic partnership plans for sole proprietors and partners of sole proprietors. now she's going to be on a family plan, and i'm going to have to get my own health in...
And what was your argument before the court?
and. what was your argument. before the
And what was your argument before the
and what was your argument before the court?
The court originally was saying that part of this is a cultural thing, and our lawyers were saying that, no, just because something is cultural doesn't mean that it's right. They often referred to Loving(ph) versus Texas when blacks and whites weren't allowed to marry and that was considered a cultural argument.
the court originally was saying that part of this is a cultural thing and our, lawyers were saying that no just because something is cultural doesn't mean that it's right they often referred to loving(ph) versus texas when blacks and whites weren't allowed to marry and that was considered; a cultural
The court originally was saying that part of this is a cultural thing and our lawyers were saying that no just because something is cultural doesn't. mean that it's right They often referred to Loving(ph) versus Texas when blacks and whites weren't allowed to marry and that was considered a cultural
the court originally was saying that part of this is a cultural thing, and our lawyers were saying that, no, just because something is cultural doesn't mean that it's right. they often referred to loving(ph) versus texas when blacks and whites weren't allowed to marry and that was considered a cultural argument.
Visitation rights, hospital - there's a couple that have been together 20 years, and one of them got sick and her partner wasn't allowed to go in and visit her when she had a coma because the hospital said she wasn't family. And they raised three kids. As she said, she paid for three weddings, and she's not allowed to ...
visitation rights hospital - there's a couple that have been together 20 years and, one of them got sick and her partner wasn't allowed. to go in, and visit her when she. had a coma because the hospital said she wasn't family and, they raised three kids as she said she paid for three weddings and she's not allowed to d...
Visitation rights hospital - there's a couple that have been together 20 years and one of them, got sick, and her partner wasn't allowed to go, in and visit her when. she had a, coma because the hospital said she wasn't family And they raised three, kids As she. said she paid for three weddings and. she's not allowed t...
visitation rights, hospital - there's a couple that have been together 20 years, and one of them got sick and her partner wasn't allowed to go in and visit her when she had a coma because the hospital said she wasn't family. and they raised three kids. as she said, she paid for three weddings, and she's not allowed to ...
Massachusetts is the only state that allows gay marriage. Would you consider moving there?
massachusetts is the only state that allows gay marriage would you, consider moving
Massachusetts is the only state that allows gay marriage Would you consider moving
massachusetts is the only state that allows gay marriage. would you consider moving there?
My family lives around here. My mother's getting older. I like being close, you know, to my brother and my sister. And we've set down roots here, so I don't think we would go and move there.
my family lives around here my mother's getting older, i like being, close you know to my brother and my sister and we've set down. roots. here, so i, don't, think we would go and move
My family lives around. here My mother's getting older I like being close you know to, my brother and my sister And we've set down roots, here so I don't think we would go and move
my family lives around here. my mother's getting older. i like being close, you know, to my brother and my sister. and we've set down roots here, so i don't think we would go and move there.
Well then, if you're going to stay, will you work to change the law?
well then if you're going to stay will. you work to change the.
Well then if you're going to stay will you. work. to, change the
well then, if you're going to stay, will you work to change the law?
Yeah. What we're hoping is that the legislature will take this up. It took about 25 years for the legislature to include gays in the non-discrimination laws here. It may be something that will help the next generation, not necessarily us. But I'm hoping that, you know, they will do the right thing.
yeah what we're hoping is that the, legislature will take this up it. took about, 25 years, for the legislature to include gays in the. non-discrimination laws here it may be something that will help the next generation not necessarily us but i'm hoping that you know they will do the right
Yeah What we're hoping is. that the legislature will take; this up It took about 25 years for the legislature to include gays in the non-discrimination laws here It may be something that will help the. next generation not necessarily us But I'm hoping that you know, they will do the right
yeah. what we're hoping is that the legislature will take this up. it took about 25 years for the legislature to include gays in the non-discrimination laws here. it may be something that will help the next generation, not necessarily us. but i'm hoping that, you know, they will do the right thing.
I'm sorry. I might be rambling. I'm just a little upset, I have to say. I thought it would go this way, but the reality of it is, you know, it actually hurts a little bit, I have to say.
i'm sorry i might be rambling i'm just a little upset i have to say i thought. it would go this way but the reality of it is, you. know. it actually hurts a little bit i have to
I'm sorry I might be rambling, I'm just a little upset I have to say I thought it would go. this. way. but the reality of it is you know it actually hurts a little bit I have to
i'm sorry. i might be rambling. i'm just a little upset, i have to say. i thought it would go this way, but the reality of it is, you know, it actually hurts a little bit, i have to say.
Well, thank you very much.
well thank you very
Well thank, you very
well, thank you very much.
Thank you for talking.
thank you for
Thank you for
thank you for talking.
Jeanne Vitale was one of the plaintiffs challenging New York's marriage law.
jeanne vitale, was one of the plaintiffs challenging new york's marriage
Jeanne Vitale was one of the plaintiffs challenging New York's marriage
jeanne vitale was one of the plaintiffs challenging new york's marriage law.
Uptown at the Whitney Museum, political art is a favorite at the Biennial. The exhibition features many artists who pride themselves on making provocative statements with their work. Writer Alex Mar visited the exhibition and tells us what's worth seeing.
uptown at the. whitney museum political art is a favorite at the biennial the exhibition features many artists who pride themselves on making provocative statements with. their work writer alex mar visited the exhibition and tells us what's worth
Uptown at. the Whitney Museum political art is a favorite at the Biennial The exhibition features many artists who pride themselves on making provocative statements, with their, work Writer Alex Mar visited the exhibition and tells us what's worth
uptown at the whitney museum, political art is a favorite at the biennial. the exhibition features many artists who pride themselves on making provocative statements with their work. writer alex mar visited the exhibition and tells us what's worth seeing.
Among the shows freshest talents is conceptual artist Robert Pruitt, whose works address the explosive issue of race in this country without oversimplification. Pruitt's piece Throwback is a tailors dummy in a fine white shirt with a patch that reads Dirty South, a reference to the region's raucous hardcore rap scene. ...
among the shows freshest talents is. conceptual artist robert pruitt whose works address the explosive issue of race. in this country. without oversimplification pruitt's piece throwback is a tailors dummy, in a fine white shirt with a patch that, reads dirty south a reference to the region's. raucous; hardcore rap. sc...
Among the. shows freshest talents is conceptual artist Robert Pruitt whose works address the explosive issue of race in this country without oversimplification Pruitt's piece Throwback is a tailors. dummy in a fine white shirt with a patch that reads Dirty. South a reference to. the, region's raucous hardcore rap scene...
among the shows freshest talents is conceptual artist robert pruitt, whose works address the explosive issue of race in this country without oversimplification. pruitt's piece throwback is a tailors dummy in a fine white shirt with a patch that reads dirty south, a reference to the region's raucous hardcore rap scene. ...
He didn't say much, but he did indicate that the Vatican could extend the time in which victims can bring an allegation. Now, currently that time is 10 years after a victim's 15th - excuse me, 18th birthday, but Levada said that many victims don't feel able to come forward for years or even decades, so the Vatican is c...
he didn't say much but he did, indicate that the vatican could extend the. time in which victims can bring an allegation now. currently that time is 10 years after a victim's 15th - excuse me 18th birthday but levada said that many, victims don't feel able to. come forward for years or even decades so, the vatican is c...
He didn't say. much but he did indicate that the Vatican could extend; the time in which victims can bring an allegation Now; currently that time is. 10 years; after, a victim's 15th, - excuse me 18th birthday but Levada said. that many victims don't, feel able to come forward for years or, even decades so, the Vatican...
he didn't say much, but he did indicate that the vatican could extend the time in which victims can bring an allegation. now, currently that time is 10 years after a victim's 15th - excuse me, 18th birthday, but levada said that many victims don't feel able to come forward for years or even decades, so the vatican is c...
Thanks very much. NPR's Barbara Bradley Hagerty, speaking to us from Saint Joseph Seminary in Yonkers, New York. Thanks again, Barbara.
thanks very much npr's, barbara bradley hagerty speaking, to, us. from saint joseph seminary in yonkers new york. thanks again
Thanks very much NPR's Barbara Bradley. Hagerty speaking to us from Saint Joseph Seminary in, Yonkers New York Thanks again
thanks very much. npr's barbara bradley hagerty, speaking to us from saint joseph seminary in yonkers, new york. thanks again, barbara.
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Basically, they said we'll go right across the street into two suburban areas and build it right there.
basically they, said we'll go right across the street into two suburban areas and build, it right
Basically they said we'll go right across the street into two suburban. areas and build it right
basically, they said we'll go right across the street into two suburban areas and build it right there.
Daley convinced three aldermen to switch sides to defeat an attempt to override his veto. But living wage supporters like alderman Joe Moore aren't giving up.
daley convinced three aldermen, to switch sides to defeat an attempt, to override. his veto but living. wage supporters like alderman joe moore aren't giving
Daley convinced three. aldermen, to switch sides to defeat an attempt to override his veto But living wage supporters like alderman; Joe Moore aren't giving
daley convinced three aldermen to switch sides to defeat an attempt to override his veto. but living wage supporters like alderman joe moore aren't giving up.
I can assure you that this issue will not go away...
i, can assure you that this issue will not go,
I can. assure you that this issue will not go
i can assure you that this issue will not go away...
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...that the fight for a living wage and for a just society will not abate.
...that the fight for a living wage and for a just society will not
...that the, fight, for a living wage, and for, a just society will, not
...that the fight for a living wage and for a just society will not abate.
Moore says he'll introduce a new living wage ordinance next month, while labor and community activists vow to target those who oppose the big-box proposal in next winter's Chicago city elections.
moore says he'll introduce a, new living wage ordinance next. month while labor and. community activists vow to target; those who oppose, the big-box proposal in next winter's chicago city
Moore. says he'll introduce a new living wage ordinance next month while labor and community activists vow to target, those who, oppose the big-box proposal in next winter's Chicago city
moore says he'll introduce a new living wage ordinance next month, while labor and community activists vow to target those who oppose the big-box proposal in next winter's chicago city elections.
David Schaper, NPR News, Chicago.
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The business news begins with a jittery stock market.
the business news begins with a jittery stock
The business. news begins with a jittery stock
the business news begins with a jittery stock market.
Consumer prices were on the rise, again, in May. Higher costs for rents and gasoline helped push overall prices up by four-tenths of a percent. Concerns about inflation, along with higher interest rates are making for a sour mood on Wall Street. Yesterday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost another eight-tenths of a...
consumer prices. were on, the rise again in may higher costs. for rents and gasoline helped. push overall prices up. by four-tenths of a percent concerns about, inflation along with higher interest rates are making for a. sour, mood on. wall street. yesterday the. dow jones industrial average lost another; eight-tenths...
Consumer prices were on the rise again in, May Higher costs for rents and gasoline, helped push overall prices up by four-tenths of a percent Concerns about inflation along with higher interest rates are making, for a sour mood on Wall Street Yesterday the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost, another eight-tenths of a pe...
consumer prices were on the rise, again, in may. higher costs for rents and gasoline helped push overall prices up by four-tenths of a percent. concerns about inflation, along with higher interest rates are making for a sour mood on wall street. yesterday, the dow jones industrial average lost another eight-tenths of a...
NPR's Jim Zarroli reports.
npr's jim. zarroli
NPR's Jim Zarroli
npr's jim zarroli reports.
Just a month ago, the Dow was within striking distance of its all-time high of 11,722. But in the weeks since then, the markets have been consumed by fears abut inflation; fears that have intensified following hawkish comments by Federal Reserve officials.
just a month. ago the dow. was within striking distance of its all-time high of 11,722. but in the weeks since, then the; markets have been consumed by fears abut inflation fears that have; intensified following hawkish comments by federal reserve
Just a month ago the Dow, was within striking distance of its all-time high of 11,722. But in the weeks since then the markets have, been consumed by fears abut inflation fears that, have intensified following hawkish comments by, Federal Reserve
just a month ago, the dow was within striking distance of its all-time high of 11,722. but in the weeks since then, the markets have been consumed by fears abut inflation; fears that have intensified following hawkish comments by federal reserve officials.
There's a lot of concern that inflation pressures are growing at a time when the economy is slowing down. As a result, prices have tumbled.
there's a lot of, concern that inflation pressures are growing at a time when. the economy is slowing down as a result prices, have
There's a lot of concern that inflation pressures are growing at a time when the economy is. slowing down As a result prices have
there's a lot of concern that inflation pressures are growing at a time when the economy is slowing down. as a result, prices have tumbled.
Yesterday the government released a report saying core wholesale prices were a bit higher than expected, and stocks fell even more. The Dow is now at just a bit more than 10,700, a decline of about eight percent in a month.
yesterday the government released a report saying core, wholesale prices were a bit higher than expected and stocks fell even more the dow is now at just a bit. more than 10,700, a decline of about eight percent in. a
Yesterday the. government released a report saying core wholesale prices were a bit higher than expected, and stocks fell even more The Dow is now, at just a bit more than 10,700, a decline of about eight percent in a,
yesterday the government released a report saying core wholesale prices were a bit higher than expected, and stocks fell even more. the dow is now at just a bit more than 10,700, a decline of about eight percent in a month.
The NASDAQ Composite Index has fallen 12 percent since mid-April.
the nasdaq composite index has fallen 12 percent since
The NASDAQ Composite Index has fallen 12 percent since
the nasdaq composite index has fallen 12 percent since mid-april.
We're really trading on momentum and emotion.
we're. really trading on momentum and
We're really trading. on momentum and
we're really trading on momentum and emotion.
Jim Paulsen, Chief Investment Strategist at Wells Capital Management, says inflation fears don't fully explain what's happening in the markets right now.
jim paulsen; chief investment strategist at wells capital management says inflation fears don't fully explain what's happening. in the markets right.
Jim Paulsen. Chief Investment Strategist at Wells Capital Management says inflation fears don't fully explain what's happening in, the markets right
jim paulsen, chief investment strategist at wells capital management, says inflation fears don't fully explain what's happening in the markets right now.
I think that a little bit of panic has set in, and when you get to this point in the marketplace, it sort of leaves rationality. It sort of quits trading on fundamentals, if you will, and starts trading on emotion and direction and momentum.
i think that. a little bit of panic has set in. and when you get to this point in. the marketplace. it sort of leaves. rationality, it sort. of quits trading on fundamentals if you. will and starts trading, on emotion, and direction and
I think that a; little bit of panic has set in and when you get to this. point in the marketplace it sort of leaves rationality It. sort of quits trading on fundamentals if, you will and starts trading on emotion and direction and
i think that a little bit of panic has set in, and when you get to this point in the marketplace, it sort of leaves rationality. it sort of quits trading on fundamentals, if you will, and starts trading on emotion and direction and momentum.
Paulsen notes that oil prices fell yesterday, and so did bond yields, which stock investors normally like. There were also better than expected earnings reports from Goldman Sachs and Best Buy. But none of that seemed to make much difference to the markets.
paulsen notes that oil prices fell yesterday. and so. did bond yields. which stock investors normally like there. were also better than expected earnings reports from goldman sachs. and best buy but, none of. that, seemed, to make much difference to the
Paulsen notes that oil prices fell yesterday and so did bond yields which. stock investors normally like There were also better than expected earnings reports from Goldman. Sachs and, Best. Buy But none of. that seemed to make much difference to the,
paulsen notes that oil prices fell yesterday, and so did bond yields, which stock investors normally like. there were also better than expected earnings reports from goldman sachs and best buy. but none of that seemed to make much difference to the markets.
After U.S. stocks tumbled on Monday, it caused new jitters in Asia and Europe about where the global economy is headed, and stock prices fell in those regions. That in turn may have dragged U.S. markets down even further yesterday.
after u.s stocks tumbled on monday it caused new jitters in asia and europe about where the, global economy is headed and stock prices fell in those regions that in turn, may have dragged u.s markets. down even further
After U.S stocks tumbled on Monday it caused new jitters in Asia and Europe about where the global, economy; is headed and stock prices fell in those regions That in turn may have dragged U.S markets down even further
after u.s. stocks tumbled on monday, it caused new jitters in asia and europe about where the global economy is headed, and stock prices fell in those regions. that in turn may have dragged u.s. markets down even further yesterday.
Jim Paulsen says the U.S. stock markets may be in a kind of negative feedback loop with other markets, and as long as this persists, no one can really say whether the market has bottomed out.
jim paulsen says the u.s stock markets may be in a kind of negative feedback loop with other markets and as, long as this persists no one can really, say, whether the market has bottomed
Jim. Paulsen says the U.S stock markets may be in, a kind of negative feedback loop with other markets and as long as this persists no one can really say whether the market has bottomed
jim paulsen says the u.s. stock markets may be in a kind of negative feedback loop with other markets, and as long as this persists, no one can really say whether the market has bottomed out.
Jim Zarroli, NPR News, New York.
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From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Jacki Lyden. Andrea Seabrook is away.
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From NPR News this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED I'm Jacki Lyden Andrea Seabrook, is
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Pope Benedict XVI continues his American tour in New York today, the third anniversary of his election as pontiff.
pope benedict xvi continues his american tour in new york today the, third anniversary of his election as
Pope Benedict XVI continues his American tour in. New York today the third anniversary of his election as
pope benedict xvi continues his american tour in new york today, the third anniversary of his election as pontiff.