The lawmakers are calling for the rules to be changed, saying that as severe weather becomes more common, the region will be increasingly shortchanged in disaster aid.
"Society has changed," said Len Coleman, who as National League president from 1994 to 1999 was baseball's top black executive.
Samantha Bovey, 28, from Basingstoke [her details have been changed] said: "As soon as I found out I was pregnant, my boss and coworkers started treating me differently.
The definition of courage had changed, he said, as had the concept of duty, the image of a firefighter and our belief in America.
The tone of the chatter would change, he said, as soon something went glaringly wrong.
"I hope something will change," said Nina,60, as she voted in central Moscow.
Afterward, the winner, Victoria Azarenka, whose high-decibel grunts were not the main distraction for a change, said, "As a player, we would all like to have a bit of respect and quietness".
"I like to change," said Mrs Prada, as she is known, after last night's show.
Having a weekend home would not change that, he said, as long as the tenant continued to use the apartment as his or her primary residence.
But there will be changes; Steinbrenner has already said as much.
In one glaring example, Marco Rubio responded to a question on climate change by saying "as far as a law that we can pass in Washington to change the weather, there's no such thing".
