senator, gary peters was first elected to the u.s. house of representatives. worked on the survival of the auto industry during the darkest economic days. detroit michigan is his backyard, obviously. senator peters. >> thank you for the yo r -- i'm a a michigan gander. i say i'm -- you're familiar -- life lessons the first plane out of washington. i do my job there, obviously, during the week and take it very seriously. i'm home very weekend and very excited about what's happening in the auto industry being through a lot of changes in these last few years. the fact that we'reow on the cusp of incredible new technologies and vehicle to vehicle, aton mouse vehicle that is's going to transform how we get from point a to point b this is the most disruptive technology since henry ford come off the assembly line. certainly, i'm going to be focused on making sure most all of that stays here in michigan, we want you all to be part of what's happening here -- as we work through this from congress perspective and as we work with our regulators. there are some -- as this

[applause] >> gary peters was first elected to the house of representatives in 2008.he worked in the auto industry during one of its darkest economic days. he was elected to the u.s. senate in 2014 and among his many duties in the 114 congress he serves on the transportation committee as well as the homeland security and governmental affairs committee. detroit michigan is a backyard. >> thank you and thank you for the kind invitation to be here and be with this panel. detroit is my backyard. you mentioned bringing d.c. to detroit. let me be very clear. i'm a michigander and i'm on the life system, the last plane and in the last holdout. i do my job during the week and taken very seriously, but i'm, but i'm home every weekend and very excited about what's happening in the auto industry being through a lot of changes in these past few years, but the fact that we are on the cusp of incredible new technologies from vehicle to vehicle and a time as vehicles that will transform how we get from point a to point b, and i tell folks, this is the most disruptive technologies at

-centric gary peters was first elected to the u.s. house of representatives u.s. house of representatives into the snake, worked on the survival against auto industry in the area during one of its darkest days. he was elected to the senate in 2014 and among his many duties in 114 congress he serves on the senate commerce, science and transportation commute as well as homeland security and governmental affairs committee. detroit, michigan, is his backyard obviously. senator peters. >> thank you and thank you for the kind invitatio invitation td b. with this panel. detroit has my back are somewhat to the caveat. you mentioned bringing d.c. to detroit. let me be very clear, i'm and michigander. i say you're familiar with the light bulb system. allows playing system. allows plan and nonetheless plan of washington. i do my job there during the week and take it seriously and will every weekend. very excited about what's happening in the auto industry been through a lot of changes in these last few years but the fact we are now on the cusp of incredible new technologies

senator gary peters in is the house. representative debbie dingell. restive brenda lawrence.sandy levin. some people who aren't quite as famous, but i want to take a minute to thank, because i'm feeling a little sentimental. this is going to be my last -- probably my last day of campaigning for a while. [ cheers and applause ] but -- but not just here in michigan. all across america i want to say thanks to the organizers of, of so many grassroots efforts. there are some organizers here who got their start on my first campaign. and they have never stopped working. picking up phone, hitting the streets. living breatheding the hard work of change every single day. you are the best organizers on the planet. i am so proud of you, and it is because of you that i'm here today, and it's because of you and the work you do that we've got a chance to continue to make history tomorrow. now, think about where we were eight years ago. the thing is, i just realized some of you were like tim. some of you were -- let's admit it. while i was out there campaigning, you were watching the disney

senator, gary peters was first elected to the u.s. house of representatives. worked on the survival of the auto industry during the darkest economic days. detroit michigan is his backyard, obviously. senator peters. >> thank you for the yo r -- i'm a a michigan gander. i say i'm -- you're familiar -- life lessons the first plane out of washington. i do my job there, obviously, during the week and take it very seriously. i'm home very weekend and very excited about what's happening in the auto industry being through a lot of changes in these last few years. the fact that we're now on the cusp of incredible new technologies and vehicle to vehicle, aton mouse vehicle that is's going to transform how we get from point a to point b this is the most disruptive technology since henry ford come off the assembly line. certainly, i'm going to be focused on making sure most all of that stays here in michigan, we want you all to be part of what's happening here -- as we work through this from congress perspective and as we work with our regulators. there are some -- as thi

michigan center gary peters and federal trade commissioner terrell mcsweeney. this was held in detroit in july. welcome everyone. i think judging by the spirit in the room everybody enjoyed the conversation we look to continue that. and to really make this into a learning experience for everybody. we have an esteemed panel here. to set the stage a little bit. as we read about 18 months ago cyber security really hit our rater when a driver going 70 miles per hour in downtown st. louis experience what we thought was the unexplainable despite not having touched up button on the dashboard the vents started blowing cold air. and winchell wipers were going. everybody knows about the two hackers involved with the jeep cherokee. so all the sudden now words such as black hat hackers zero day exploit, ramp sums we are in our automotive vernacular. we have certainly done nothing but increase in speed so to speak in terms of cyber security and where we go from here. as wired magazine wrote at the time. they can no longer count on the idea that exploit code won't be in the

gary peters was first elected in 2008 and worked on the survival of the u.s. auto industry here in the area during one of the darkest economic days. among his many duties. he serves on the senate commerce side. as well as the homeland security and governmental affairs committee detroit michigan as his backyard. and thank you for the kind invitation to be here and be here with this panel. you mentioned bringing dc to detroit. the last plane here and the first out. and i'm home every weekend. i'm very excited about what's happening a lot of changes in the last few years. but the fact that we are now on the cusp of incredible new technologies and vehicle to vehicle. to transform how we get from point a 2. b. this is the most disruptive technology since henry ford have the first car. it's a really big deal. certainly am to be focused on making sure most all of that stays here in michigan. we want you all to be part of what's happening here. as we work through this from the senate and congress perspective as we work with our regulators this is a very disruptive tec

that was peter gary in rhode island in 1928 and in 1934.woodruff: i didn't cover that race. >> russ feingold, that is a tough thing to do, ron johnson -- >> woodruff: he was running ahead for much of the -- >> right from the beginning had double digit lead. but they were confident as of today -- >> woodruff: makes you wonder about the presidential numbers in wisconsin. a little bit? >> this is not just a comey thing. when johnson is winning this is much deeper thing. something wrong with the models of the polling or something -- i don't know what the problems not just one thing this is a big republican surge, so that makes me think it's more issue based. or something. it's probably not -- >> only 14% of voters said they decided within the last week. and they did so to -- but wasn't like they went to trump 60-40 it was 59 or 56. i think that you can argue that something here was sitting there all along, so for -- i have to call myself out here for all those folks who said, well, there's some hidden vote here, voters that aren't getting picke

peter, donald trump is at the hilton and we expect to hear from him. >> in the popular vote right millionald trump has 66 votes. 55 million.ton, gary johnson at 3%. jill stein at 1%. for historical reference, and 2012 barack obama received 66 million votes. votes.mney 61 million janice, tennessee, democrat line. you are on c-span election night 2016. caller: how are you? host: how are you? caller: disappointed, sad. i've been crying. i am disgusted. how could any american feel that ?bout voting for donald trump he is for the rich. he could care less about the disabled. he does not even care about those of us on social security. basically, if he wins and i am praying to god that hillary takes it, i really do. i do not see it happening at this moment but i know and pray that will happen, that she can take all this. it will be a very sad day if elected.ump gets host: are you disappointed mrs. clinton did not come out and speak to her supporters at the javits center in new york? or less awas more little disappointed but i was in shock because i really expected her to say something. host: thank you. it is a little after 2:30 a.m. on the east coast and