. >> fortunately for me mr. peters is going to address that. >> okay then i want to be sure he does. >> no no, we spent a lot of time on this. mr. peters has represented the board of election for a long time. he has very good information for the court. my name is tom far and i'm here to represent the defendants with me. my partner and alec peter is representing the state board of elections. i think the most important point i can make your honor is that we disagree with the plaintiff's position that judge schroeder did not apply the test of the articulation. he religiously applied that test and then he made extensive findings of facts and concluded that based upon his facts, the plaintiff had not carried the burden of proving either of the prongs that the court had laid out. >> it's helpful as far as to be able to indicate the claim you're talking about. [inaudible] i get your point in terms of the overall view of it, but in terms of the analysis here and what's been presented here, i'd like to get your position on thos

mr. president, allow me to ,ongratulate your excellency mr. peter thompson, on your election of president as a 71st session of the u.n. general assembly. hope this session under the theme of sustainable development goals and a universal push to transform our world will make a contribution to promoting peaceful procurement. mr. president, peace and security are the permanent theme of the united nations. even at this very moment when the u.n. -- the world is besieged with terrorism, sleeping refugees crisis, a war, and increasing global hotspots. among them, the koreans have ventured into the world's most standard hotspot. peaceful environment is the foremost prerequisite for the democratic people's republic of korea. as the international committee witnesses every year, the situation on the peninsula is often engulfed in a state that goes out of control, whose root cause clearly lies in the united states who does not abandon its hostile policy and holds aggressive war exercises one the koreaner in peninsula. the larger joint military exercises come --

me. >> stephen: thank you for talking to us, mr.--? >> grabbler. peter grabbler. >> stephen: well mr. grabbler, i imagine the ending of difficult time for your industry. >> absolutely. it has ended a way of life. a proud heritage. i come from a long line of junk checkers. my pappy checked people's junk at public bathrooms. and so did his pappy before him. >> stephen: but the law's only existed for a few months. >> what's your point? >> stephen: nothing. so they fired you? >> they did. opening bathroom stalls at random, yelling "what you got down there?! show me what you got!" and then demanding cash. >> stephen: and you couldn't drum up much business that way? >> no, i made tons of cash, but it turns out asking for money to check peoples' diddly bits is technically prostitution. >> stephen: well, you seem well equipped for the job. what do you have in your tool belt, there? >> well, i got latex gloves, for obviou magnifying glass for when it's a cold day. and of course, i got my tongs! >> stephen: tongs? what are those for? >> for makin' barbecue. i'm from north carolina. always got t

secretary general nations,ited distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, allow me first of all congratulate his excellency, mr. peter thompson, , electedative of fiji president of the current general assembly, and wish him every success in his mission. he can rest assure of chad's full support. i would also like to congratulate and thank his excellency, outgoing president assembly foreneral his dedication and many initiatives aimed at strengthening the most mostratic and representative of the united nations. the same time, on behalf of chad and the african union, i andd like to congratulate render a heartfelt tribute to his excellency, secretary-general of the united nations whose mandate is soon coming to a close. commitmenthip and for 10eless investment years have contributed to strengthening the united nations ideals.oting his ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, founded by 51han 70 years ago , the united nations andhas 193 member states, has evolved to make our states enter connected and , just asendent challenges have become global and collective in nature. live isd in which we facing different types of

mr. trumpf of your bank's activities and let me be clear, today's hearing is just the beginning of our investigation, it is not the end. peter: wells fargo's problems got worse when regulators announced the bank is paying $24 million in fines and payments to settle allegations about auto loans it made the military service members and i legally reprocessed about 400 cars while some personnel were away on active duty. back to you in new york. nicole: thank you peter barnes, congresswoman, a member of the committee will be joining us right here in fbn:am in a few minutes. >> in less than six weeks to presidential election donald trump and hillary clinton intensifying attacks on each other. blake berman has the latest from washington. blake. blake: donald trump and hillary clinton have somewhat been crossing path. both spent days in new hampshire and iowa, early voting in iowa started thursday. there clinton implored supporters to get out to the polls and continued to control trump in the form of his recent foe, mark cuban. at the debate the other night one of my well-known sporters mark cuban was there in the front row and he r

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mr. trump favors. joining me is political reporter for the los angeles times and associate editor for "the hill." i don't know if you heard my conversation with peter, one of trump's policy advisers, who doesn't think he's really going to blow his top or lose his cool and he's going to stick presidential. do you think he'll do that? >> you know, who knows with donald trump. he is so impossible to predict, and in any sense at all. but this is a enormous audience we're expecting for this debate. there has been a persistent voters mind about whether he will be present. he obviously wants to rehe erase those doubts rather than amplify them. >> everything we're here so far is how different their preps are with hillary clinton. kind of being more serious by the books, researching and donald trump taking more casual approach. do you believe that? >> i do. it seems to go along with their permits. the personalities we have seen from both of them throughout the campaign. trump has -- he won the primaries by being himself, following his gut, not following political conventions. hillary clinton has run a very traditional campaign. and she's known for being won

mr. chairman. thank you both for being here. ms. bresch, let me just get by. parents are upset with the cost of the peter pan and the potential of not being able to help their children. that is the problem we have. i started getting calls when i didn't even know it was an issue from people saying the out-of-pocket expenses 600, 700. the insurance wouldn't cover it. and now you've come up with this unbelievable marketing plan that only was just that there is unbelievable profits. i can't imagine anybody in the right mind coming up with a plan like that. just saying we screwed up good we had 96% of the market we increased the prices. please forgive us. and now you're putting out a generic and coming up with a different plan for a great product. i guess my concern is that they look at this, you are being thrown in with other witnesses and you're saying and not share. whoever really set out to gouge the american people. my question is do you believe the increases you've done with the market share that you have was inappropriate in a mistake from a marketing stance? >> we believe starting eight years ago maki

in particular, tom, that told me that management reform needs to be one of my priorities if i'm confirmed and it has been. >> thank you. >> senator peters? >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you to our witnesses here today. and thank you for your service everyday in defense of our nation. you have a very tough task and you perform it with professionalism and passion, thank you for that. and i also wanted to say thank you to secretary johnson who i know may -- this may be your last appearance. you've heard many of my colleagues praise your efforts, i want to join in that chorus, appreciate your efforts, particularly in michigan, your many trips that you have made to our state, particularly to engage the community as i'm sure most folks are aware, we have a very large middle eastern population in michigan, one of the largest concentrations anywhere. you have been actively engaged in that community and i know that's been part of your efforts to make sure that this is a community approach to dealing with the threats that are there. you were recently there in august. we spoke briefly before the beginning of the hearing, your meeting with some police office

mr. cummings and i upset is not as much of a challenge. getting peter welch upset is. and i think what upsets me is when you have a fact pattern of someone spying on another person when they are taking a shower, you don't need a policy change. and you don't need a new memo. you need handcuffs and a trip to the sex offender registry. that's what you need. so ms. martin, you said a couple things in your statement that resonated with me. you said it is a deep conflicted and risky decision for me to come forward and speak up today. and you said many women -- feel shame and fear of coming forward to report misconduct and cannot bring themselves to be the ones who have the difficult and painful task of speaking up. here's what i want you to help me do. i want the fear and the difficulty and the pain to belong to the perpetrator. not the victim. so i want you to tell us as much about your fact pattern, your story, and i want you to stop and cite all those instances where something more could have been and should have been done. and do it on behalf of the women who maybe don't have the ability to speak

mr. cummings and i upset is not as much of a challenge. getting peter welch upset is. and i think what upsets me is when you have a fact pattern of someone spying on another person when they are taking a shower, you don't need a policy change. and you don't need a new memo. you need handcuffs and a trip to the sex offender registry. that's what you need. so ms. martin, you said a couple things in your statement that resonated with me. you said it is a deep conflicted and risky decision for me to come forward and speak up today. and you said many women -- feel shame and fear of coming forward to report misconduct and cannot bring themselves to be the ones who have the difficult and painful task of speaking up. here's what i want you to help me do. i want the fear and the difficulty and the pain to belong to the perpetrator. not the victim. so i want you to tell us as much about your fact pattern, your story, and i want you to stop and cite all those instances where something more could have been and should have been done. and do it on behalf of the women who maybe don't have the ability to speak

peter kiernan was with us when he were looking at the hearing on capitol hill where they were grilling mr. stumpf of wells fargo. it seems to megoing right after them. >> i'm theming you, this is just the beginning of a daily onslaught. there is a class action by former employees right now, and i really lay at the feet of the board of directors. they've known about this for three years. they're the ones with fiduciary -- stuart: warren buffett owns 10% of that bank. he's got to have a proxy on the board. where are they? >> no question. he did not hesitate when it came to cleaning up solomon five years ago. he has got to be hour tied. the board's got to do their job. it involves clawback and maybe change because either you change people in these organizations, or you change people in these organizations. stuart: they announced this morning they would clawbacks -- >> and $124 million -- >> the thing is, you know, she wasn't terminated. she resigned. so maybe it's -- >> retired. >> 17 million in unvested stock options, whatever. but they walk away with 100 million. stuart: i don't care. they're taking money back from executives,