. >> commissioner driscoll. >> yeah. i'm getting the phone calls, too. that issue could have been handled better, both five years ago as well as what we did in february. here's another thing coming at you. you may not realize this powerpoint presentation is already out there. our 25,000 active employees are able to see that now. the confusion in your powerpoint, new record keeping administrative fees, we've got new fees? you're the new record keeper and this is the fee. how you write it becomes very important. that's one. two, the fact that you put in tiered professional fees, i understand it's only if somebody wants it, but that's not the way people may interpret that slide. >> okay. >> again, you may think you're just talking to us. but now, you're on television. this is gone to all the participants. i'm trying to avoid confusion so that people don't think the fees are going up because we changed record keepers. >> also, the other explanation that i think you need to really -- this speaks to the retirees, a clear explanation that when these fees, not o

. >> commissioner driscoll: price break? >> we have a very low expense ratio and we leverage all of galliard's under management. >> commissioner driscoll: what about ours? >> outside of the stable value fund. we have a global fee schedule that leverages assets -- >> commissioner driscoll: other managers who manage on the db side. i suggest you check into it. two, um... oh. stable value is used in the goal maker product. but not in the target date fund? >> that's correct. >> commissioner driscoll: since we're going to do changing here, i assume one it will stay in the future replacement goal maker, but is it now a time to visit whether it should be used in the target day fund. hold on, no. just be prepared to answer that question at the next deferred comp meeting which has not been scheduled yet to my knowledge. thank you. >> president stansbury: other questions from the board. seeing none, we'll open it up to public comment. any members of the public that would like to address the commission? seeing none, we'll close public

. >> thank you, commissioner driscoll. any other questions, comments, discussion from board members. >> everyone said what i feel -- i'm the new kid on the block, and i wasn't here when we made those decisions on liquidity. i've heard a number of issues regarding classification and whatever. any time we're making a decision, there's a lot of motions and what we're being told. i would like more time for staff to come back to us. >> okay. commissioner bridges? >> thank you for this. i read through the recommendations and actually i was here had we proposed the first realignment. i spoke with staff as well. so i understand the concern of my fellow board members in terms of classification. i've also read the argument from the aflcio. i think it would be prude if prf we're going to make this decision, board members understand exactly what staff is recommending. i'm not sure everyone understands how you're proposing and what's going on. i spent time and i've actually had numerous conversations, but i would go willing to support

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in argentina abortions are only permitted on cases of rape and in case of a women's lives as a driscoll's you can see right behind me are hundreds of people here that are wearing a green handkerchief that's what they say is that the pro-choice groups are saying taishan in this demonstration under slightly separated by the police from martin smaller group that is right towards my rights for all life protesters here again this is a an issue that has polarized argentina it's the dates time that this law will prove percentage in congress use just said it was debated last year it passed through the lower house but it was rejected in the senate that it was an issue that polarized argentina we saw hundreds and thousands of people protesting on the streets for of for and against and it's also an issue that the people we've been talking to here that are supporting this law say that it needs to end hypocrisy that it is a matter of public health because there are lots of ready saying that abortions are already happening in this country the ministry of health says that over 350000 abortions that happ

here to weigh in his former doj official robert driscoll. thank you for joining us. appreciate it.re your initial thoughts on this? >> a classic dispute between the legislative and executive branch, no surprise. the second of wants to hold off certain executive privilege until they have to. the white house is at that point now. they are protecting the attorney general because he is between a rock and a hard place. if he releases what democrats what he is violating grand jury secrecy so he is complying with the law or subpoena, by asserting executive privilege, that would give another argument for doj, they don't have to turn it over and it would end up in court. shannon: they have to know that and here is jerry nadler's response, this is not how executive privilege works. the to part with that legal arguments are without credibility, merit, legal, or factual basis. is a just a game going back and forth here between the two parties? >> don't know if it is a game. it is more of a branch dispute. someone like nanda or elijah cummings are on the opposite sides of the same argument duri

here is robert driscoll, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it.egin with the latest comments from william barr. he could have made a decision. why did he not? >> it is perplexing. his logic was circular. he said we can't charge the president so i can't reach a decision. but he made a decision with respect to collusion or conspiracy. there is no reason to do the work at all if you're a special counsel and can't charge the president and can't make a decision. it doesn't make a ton of sense. i think he was striving for some type of fairness to say i can't make the decision because if i charge him he wouldn't be able to respond but i don't think it is anybody to lay out the facts he did. that had the same risk. he was a tough position in terms of what to do but the attorney general had it right. there is nothing stopping him from reaching a collusion -- conclusion. we think there's enough for an obstruction case but for the olc opinion it is up to the attorney general to decide. heather: people looking from the outside in, that would have been the log

now, to address commissioner driscoll's question, so what, we can now estimate the sen tiffity of the portfolio. that's one of the two moves that we have at our disposal. bill and i literally looked at hundreds of those sensitivities. these are the ones that we picked. i presented bill with 100 pages of the reports. we reviewed almost every market factor that kaisa provides and looked for what are the meaningful factors that we would like to monitor and understand our reaction to. >> and so we did look at hundreds of these. kaisa has loads and loads of factors that we can evaluate proforma results on. we selected these for the following reasons. it's the most volatile asset. it's energy. it's currency. it's credit. it's equity. so we picked the big items. that's why you see, you know, some big left numbers here is because we're picking the most serious volatile assets. when they don't do well, what our results would be. >> these are the meaningful ones. we're talking about global equity going down 40% or just to put a perspective, barclays high yield going down 20%. if we assume an av

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joining me on set, the attorneys for maria, robert driscoll and alfred kerry. me start with you. feel free to jump in. do you dispute what the judge said in this filing? how would you characterize what maria butina did? >> what she did is peace-building activities and she acted as an agent. she pled guilty. we don't run from that. the only thing she did as an agent were all peaceful, noncriminal activities. so essentially if she filed a piece of paper everything she would have done is legal and the government conceded that. i would dispute the government's argument brought up the last minute that she provided valuable information to russia because they had 12 terrabytes of information and didn't present it at the sentencing and concluded that. they said she was an agent and not sure what it means but didn't identify she spotted or anyone that was assessed. so when you look at what she did, she went to dinners and she went to public events. and met people. >> so would you dispute the idea that she damaged american national security? >> i would because she didn't

manchester but with far less powers, they are the dash back of a leading candidate is a man called jamie driscollvenezuela on time. labour faces a big threat in somewhere like middlesbrough where they currently hold the mayoral office but are facing a challenge from independent businessmen which could be considerably tight. other big contest, carlisle, a big battle ground between conservatives and labour and we will see who wins. richard in newcastle and tony in nottingham, thank you very much. and full coverage of those results will be contained in a special programme on bbc one and the bbc news channel from 11:35pm tomorrow night. labour are calling for the government to declare a climate emrgency following the protests in london and around the country last month. michael gove is on his feet in that debate. has enabled us to make significant progress so far in meeting our obligations. but we all know that we need to do more. the intergovernmental panel on climate change last october made it clear that the paris target of 2% celsius temperature rise was one which was, as the science showed, not

there are questions about what this might result in because the leading candidate, jamie driscoll, iswe expected to go to a second count, where the two leaders in the contest will have a second choice count as well. thank you. let's go back to westminster for reactions. joining me now to discuss the results so far of the local elections, i'm joined by polly mackenzie, chief exec of demos and former special adviser to nick clegg, sienna rodgers, editor of labourlist, and joeyjones, who is a former spokesman for theresa may. welcome to all of you. vince cable declaring in chelmsford little while ago, and on twitter that three party politics is back. is he right? the liberal democrats have done well in coming back up from an enormously low base of 2015, where they were punished for that crime is in the public eye of the coalition. we have had this massive question since then,is had this massive question since then, is it possible for the lib dems to recover? what the result seems to suggest is that, actually, because of the massive mistakes of the other two parties, they have shaken off