DC Delegate Relieved Over President's Speech

Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.) says President Barack Obama's healthcare address sounded "something of a second state of the union speech." Norton says the President's ability to fill in the blanks provided her with relief about his plan. (:51)


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America's Future Now Radio Row: Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton

Talk Radio News Service’s Washington Bureau Chief Ellen Ratner talks to Congresswomen Eleanor Holmes Norton on Healthcare. (7:09)
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Norton still unconvinced of disaster relief

Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.) says that charities such as the Red Cross are still unprepared for a major natural disaster. (0:38)
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Special Report: AIDS in the nation's capital

In a special staff report, Andrew Powaleny reports on the AIDS population, the causes and the solutions in Washington DC. (8:14)
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Rep. Holmes Norton calls Union Station photo policy “pathetic”

Chairwoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.) talks with private, amateur photographer Erin McCann about the photo policy at Union Station in Washington, D.C., calling it “pathetic.” Holmes Norton reads a print out of the photo policy which reads that station management can “prohibit photography of any kind at their sole discretion.” She then says that this is where the confusion comes from. (0:37)
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Rep. Holmes Norton apologizes to photographers in Union Station

Chairwoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.) offers her apology to the photographers who have experienced unfriendly treatment at Union Station in Washington, D.C. She says that a hearing is taking place on the topic of a photo policy in Union Station not only because of American complaints, but also because Union Station is a facility that “enjoys patronage of the Congress of the United States through funding.” (0:48)
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