i am magnus ohman. next week i will celebrate having been with ifes for 10 years, and i have the pleasure of working with ifes in many parts around the world. much more importantly, we have two prominent speakers with us today. on my far left is trevor potter, a former commissioner and the chairman of the federal election commission. he's republican. he was on john mccain's 2008 campaign. he is also a member of the washington, d.c., law firm and is president of the campaign legal center, which is an n.g.o. here in washington specializing in issues regarding money in politics. my direct left is ellen weintrab, and who has been chairman of that commission. in true interest of bipartisanship, she's a democrat. she was previously counsel to perkins and a member of the political law group, where she counseled clients on federal and state campaign finance and election laws, political ethics, nonprofit law, recount, and lobbying regulations. before that, she was counsel to the house of representatives' ethics

. >> thank you, magnus, and it is a pleasure to be with you today here at ifes. i have had time to spend groups -- i have spent time with groups like yours. it gives me a step to -- it gives me a chance to step back and think through what you are about to see, but i have to say that i think what you are about to see, explained by commissioner weintraub and myself, is probably more confusing today than at any time that i have known in my professional career, so i do not necessarily envy you trying to figure it all out. we are trying to figure it out ourselves. but i am glad you are here. magnus, thank you for your opening remarks, sort of setting things in context, because i think americans tend to forget there are other democracies in the world struggling with the same issues we are. they are not unique, and i think from your perspective you will have the opportunity to see how the issues that magnus has beend on how money has spent, how money is disclosed, faced by any country having an election. has -- is a constitutional system, so we have a constitution that

i think he is something very special. >> magnus carlsen was an early developer.t just 11 years old, the so-called mozart of chess beat russian world champion garry kasparov, who went on to become his trainer. from then on, his progress to world number one looked somewhat inevitable. he leaves his boy next-door image behind when he is sitting at the chessboard. >> people make much more mistakes when they are under psychological pressure. when still your opponent looks confident, it's much easier to make mistakes and make passive moves when you should make aggressive moves and so on. >> he faces a tough opponent. known in the chess world as the tiger of my dress, he was the world chess champion from 2007 to 2013 and has trained intensively for this latest dual against his old foe -- known in the chess world is the tiger of madras. >> jogging there for a chess clash of the titans. we will take a short break, but don't go away. >> will update you on britain's controversial spat with brussels over its contribution to the eu. please stay with us. >> welcome back to the

chris magnus.ch this week, i mean really, i think, just exemplifies what a lot of people feel. very emotional and very angry with what's going on. i know your words last night at the vigil, you said violence crime is an outcome we can influence. what do you mean by that? >> we know there are a lot of things that contribute to violent crime. so when we invest in the right things to get some of the young people that are committing some of these crimes off the streets and into recreation programs, we have a great urban gardening program in richmond. there is a lot of different activities. we got to get kids out of that kind of gang lifestyle and into other programs and services. >> reporter: i think what people are angry about really in particular with this kid is that he was involved in those things. he was a good kid. and then he ended up being a victim anyway. that's what people are really upset about. i mean, what can you do about innocent people just wanting to be in their front yard? >> yeah. it

. >> thank you, magnus. it's a great pleasure to be with you. i admire the work of ifes when i've had an opportunity over the years she spent time with groups such as yours who are coming to these elections. i always enjoy it greatly because it gives me a chance to step back and think through what you are about to see. i have to say that i think what you are apaches e. and here explained by commissioner weintraub and myself is probably more confusing today or anytime i have known in my professional career. so i don't necessarily and be trying to figure it all out. we are trying to figure it out ourselves. i am glad you are here and magnus, thank you for your opening remarks, setting things in context because americans tend to forget that there are other democracies in the world struggling with the same issues we are. they are not unique and from their perspective you will have an opportunity to have an issue magnus has raised about how it is disclosed with one space by most countries, any country having an election. our system is a constitutiona

. >> thank you, magnus. it's a great pleasure to be with you today at ifis. i admire the work of ifis and have had an opportunity over the years to spend time with groups such as yours who are coming to these elections. i always enjoy it greatly because it gives me a chance to step back and think through what you're about to see, but i have to say that i think what you're about to see and hear explained by commissioner winetraub and myself is probably more confusing today than at any time that i have known in my professional career, so i don't necessarily envy you trying to figure it all out. we're trying to figure it out ourselves. but i'm glad you're here and magnus, thank you for your opening remarks, sort of setting things in context, because i think americans tend to forget that there are other democrats in the world struggling with the same issues we are, that they're not unique. from your perspective, you'll have an opportunity to see the issues magnus raised, how money is spent, how is disclosed are, indeed, ones faced by most country's -- any country

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so speaking to chief magnus tonight, he says he is working with the contra costa county sheriff's departmentreduce crimes in that area. back to you. >> christin ayers, thank you. >>> all of last week's shootings are still under investigation. police have made no arrest. >>> tonight, no official confirmation, but the family of dan ha is convinced his body was found floating in the bay. the stanford grad student has been missing since halloween. his parents and siblings hugged one another and cried as they delivered the news. his brother says everything on the body found near the golden gate bridge matches dan's description. >> we as a family are shocked and deeply distressed over our loss. i would encourage those of you watching at home to turn to your loved ones and hug them and tell them you love them. >> he didn't leave behind a note, and he had a doctor's appointment scheduled the next day. >>> guns rights advocates cheering a court ruling that could put a lot more guns on the streets of california. andria borba walks us through what the judges decided. >> reporter: well ken, this has to

i agree with what magnus said earlier, that enforcement is a key component of campaign finance regulation or any system of civil enforcement of laws. if you are going to have laws and nobody is enforcing them, you might as well not have the laws because you are left with a system of allah terry compliant -- of voluntary compliance, and some people will voluntarily comply. particularly candidates themselves will be most motivated to comply with the laws because they have a reputation interest at stake. they do not want people out there saying they are lawbreakers because then people will not want to vote for them. but the further you get from the candidates, the less that constraint comes to bear. so when you have these groups that are removed from the candidates and are running ads, and it is not transparent who is behind them, no one is really accountable for the message, then you get into some political messaging that is very ugly and very negative and not necessarily reliable in its truthfulness because no one is being held accountable for the message. so when we talk about money and p

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