ms. johnson: so that is a good question. so the technicality is you are being arrested because you failed to appear at an oral examination, right? i argue that based on case law and other studies, we are going to elevate substance over form. the substances that you know -- the substance is that you know once you arrest somebody and they day can cry and call mom and dad, uncle, relatives are going to try to help you because you are in jail. they may not be inclined to help you before. motive, and the money, when you pay it, goes over to the creditor, that is the real purpose for it. if it is about assets, why are we letting money go from the person who pays to the creditor? more to the point of educating the bar, i actually -- there my mindsetat is punitive, because my mindset is to punish the bar. lawyers should be sanctioned -- and is back to my time, know i sound like a bleeding heart consumer advocate, and i am, but i actually represented the devil -- i mean, creditors -- [laughter] ms. johnson: when i pursued law. i don'

ms. johnson karen johnson is that who you're referring to. >> yes. that's correct. >> and - has anyone reviewed the 2016 as compared to the 2014 draft report. >> yes. hanson and . >> gary is not here but hanson is maybe we can ask you a few questions about that. >> good afternoon supervisor good afternoon mr. tom the 2014 report clearly makes some recommendations as to actions that could be undertaken by millennium to stabilize the building all of that is scrub out of 2016 final foundation settlement investigation did you notice that. >> yes. >> what did you make of that. >> the 2014 report does spell out some remedial measures that can be done like settling the foundations some of that that duck tile beams and something in the locations below the basement levels when he read that when i read the 2016 report it is not there all they say is just the building is safe at the time of the report. >> and as a builder inspector what do you think about that mr. tom. >> well, this is a very complicated building first, the settlement issue and the report bye b

ms. johnson karen johnson is that who you're referring to. >> yes. that's correct. >> and - has anyone reviewed the 2016 as compared to the 2014 draft report. >> yes. hanson and . >> gary is not here but hanson is maybe we can ask you a few questions about that. >> good afternoon supervisor good afternoon mr. tom the 2014 report clearly makes some recommendations as to actions that could be undertaken by millennium to stabilize the building all of that is scrub out of 2016 final foundation settlement investigation did you notice that. >> yes. >> what did you make of that. >> the 2014 report does spell out some remedial measures that can be done like settling the foundations some of that that duck tile beams and something in the locations below the basement levels when he read that when i read the 2016 report it is not there all they say is just the building is safe at the time of the report. >> and as a builder inspector what do you think about that mr. tom. >> well, this is a very complicated building first, the settlement issue and the report bye b

ms. johnson karen johnson is that who you're referring to. >> yes. that's correct. >> and - has anyone reviewed the 2016 as compared to the 2014 draft report. >> yes. hanson and . >> gary is not here but hanson is maybe we can ask you a few questions about that. >> good afternoon supervisor good afternoon mr. tom the 2014 report clearly makes some recommendations as to actions that could be undertaken by millennium to stabilize the building all of that is scrub out of 2016 final foundation settlement investigation did you notice that. >> yes. >> what did you make of that. >> the 2014 report does spell out some remedial measures that can be done like settling the foundations some of that that duck tile beams and something in the locations below the basement levels when he read that when i read the 2016 report it is not there all they say is just the building is safe at the time of the report. >> and as a builder inspector what do you think about that mr. tom. >> well, this is a very complicated building first, the settlement issue and the report bye b

ms. johnson: ok, why don't we open it up to questions? the last panel didn't get to have many questions from the audience. they said they want to come up to the front with the mic. if you don't mind that long walk. [laughter] >> thank you so much. a couple comments for the last two papers. interesting work. with 23 observations, i don't think we can make much of the summary statistics. i encourage you to think more about the other findings you have, especially post bankruptcy life. when i teach bankruptcy, i take my students to a meeting at creditors. their interactions are instructed contrast to what you serve as a legally office. most of them have not met their lawyer before. there is a rollcall before the meeting. it is really interesting. trying to file chapter 13 for the second, third, or fourth time, because they're planted not succeed. i'm curious if you could follow-up with your sample, if you see any differences in interacting with the legal aid offices. it seems like you have had success with chapter seven. was a really compelli

ms. johnson karen johnson is that who you're referring to. >> yes. that's correct. >> and - has anyone reviewed the 2016 as compared to the 2014 draft report. >> yes. hanson and . >> gary is not here but hanson is maybe we can ask you a few questions about that. >> good afternoon supervisor good afternoon mr. tom the 2014 report clearly makes some recommendations as to actions that could be undertaken by millennium to stabilize the building all of that is scrub out of 2016 final foundation settlement investigation did you notice that. >> yes. >> what did you make of that. >> the 2014 report does spell out some remedial measures that can be done like settling the foundations some of that that duck tile beams and something in the locations below the basement levels when he read that when i read the 2016 report it is not there all they say is just the building is safe at the time of the report. >> and as a builder inspector what do you think about that mr. tom. >> well, this is a very complicated building first, the settlement issue and the report bye b

ms. clinton: you know -- senator sanders: excuse me, i'm talking. mr. trump: total and complete shutdown of muslims -- governor johnson: and what is aleppo? mr. ump: i have a winning temperament. ms. clinton: woo, ok. mr. trump: you can do anything, grab them by the [bleep] because you would be in jail. ms. clinton: ok, donald. mr. trump: such a nasty woman. katty: i made that video to remind me what an extraordinary campaign this has been. remarkable moments, amazing personalities, controversial proposals and counterproposals. after tonight, there will be a new resident chosen in the united states. their job will be to unite this country and bring the country, and americans, behind them. stay with bbc news on television and online as the night unfolds. i will be here bringing you the results as they come in and getting reaction from the united states and around the world. make sure to join us. from all of us, thanks for watching on this election day in the united states. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation, giving all profits f

ms. bernice johnson, degette, mr. mccarthy, steve scalise and so many on our committee that worked so hard to make this happen. scott, karen, paul, susan and so many of the staff who worked so hard on this. we can look back on this moment in history and say today although we have much to do, although we didn't get everything we needed, we needed everything we did get, but this is a moment from this day forward we can say today we took action to save lives and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from florida, ms. castor. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida is recognized for two minutes. mr. stor: thank you, speaker. i rise today in support of the 21st century cures legislation and the important investment that it will make in medical research across america. this legislation supports a

he scored twice tyler johnson there are certain things one does as a leader to motivate. it turns out this last weekend buccaneer quarterback jay ms. winston went old school to get his message to his teammates. we have more. >> reporter: sundays stunning when in kansas city had a different when -- had a different feel compared to the four other buccaneer wins this season. this victory was up -- extra special because of what jay ms. winston difference teammates just days before every player in the locker room. >> i told him how grateful i was to be there quarterback. that was the main thing. >> for him to be a leader and stand up like that he is a born leader. >> reporter: he wrote the letter before the barracks game but told the coach he wanted -- the bears game that said he wanted to wait to give it to his teammates before the cheese their. >> i told you i was grateful for every one of you. you see how we play as a family. you see what we can do as a family. it is all about us. >> he is a special guy. we have never questioned his leadership. >> it's important to me to let them know the season is not over. they got the same thing

so if you want to express yourself by voting for jill stein or gary johnson, where is aleppo -- i will never get over that. [laughter] ms. malveaux: never. but you can do that and have your ranking. the second thing is, why are we not starting now in terms of looking at who is there? , someone saidg mayor baraka is here, where is he? always that you. cool beans. some of the other young brothers, we need to start running people in posses. there is a cult of personality in a posses. run them in tens and 20's. we cannot afford to get into this cold and personality -- called the personality. not met youi have before. do, and ihave work to know you are running the show, but i'm not cannot you say that you raised me, i raced you. i own old. i am old and cold and i enjoy every moment of it. please go ahead. >> and think before you begin to look at any party, let us look at our elect world revolution for ourselves. we need to do this work. i was told long ago, he who finds you is he who controls you -- funds you is he who controls you. before we go out asking people for money, we need to figure out ways that we ourselves can ma

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ms. jackson lee: let me thank the gentlelady from ohio, one for her leadership and dynamic message she gave this morning when we were discussing in the district and the area of our colleague congressman hank johnson and john lewis, the issue of economic empowerment and economic empowerment as it relates to women and particularly women of color. let me thank the gentlelady for that and as well for leading today along with mr. hakeem jeffries of new york this very important special order of unfinished business. let me say that all of us, and you will hear certainly this repetitive retrain, have been challenged in this last election. now let me be very clear for those of our colleagues who may be listening, those who may be hearing. i am by no means whining, but i do speak to, of course, however, is and will be over a period of time whether or not there are fractures in the democratic process that were driven not by candidates for candidates can say and do as much as you may be offended by them saying and doing, but whether or not there were actually systems that undermined the voting process. starting first, of course, with the supreme court's ex-teng -- extinguishing of section 5 of the voting rig