peterman company with the real j. peterman.ple did not even know there was a real j. peterman. we look back and saw great tapes of you on oprah and everyone loving you for many, many, many years, like? >> i liked the role so much i bought the company. >> that's so great. >> when we walked in mean, we walked in together and, hey, j. peterman, how you doing? i knew they weren't talking to me. >> it had to be a hoot for you when "seinfeld" was on that this character was -- >> did you think it was funny? >> yeah, it was great! they told me "you were on seinfeld last night" and i said "i was on an airplane, what are you talking about?" and they said here it is, it's on tv. >> when did you first meet? >> about two years later as the character started to gain a little bit of an arc and cult popularity. tom bergeron had "fox after breakfast" that show long ago. he brought us on and it was kind of like the dating game. they put him on one side of the stage and me on the other and we met in the middle and i looked at him and said "my goo

he steps aside for the dependent, and they took part in the alleged schemes, and peterman worked for rendell as mayor of philadelphia saying he gave gifts in exchain for official acts, and the congressman contacted president obama for an ambassadorship. he tried to bribe the congressman disguising the. the government says they kept the car and used the cash for a pocono vacation home. robert brand is accused of creating fake contracts. the chief of staff is alleged she was involved in a plot to violate local campaign finance laws during his failed run for mayor of philadelphia. karen headed a nonprofit founded by the congressman and alleged she misspent educational grant money. leaving the courthouse today, he didn't say much. >> have a good day. >> reporter: 255 potential jurors brought in today, about 129 sent home. the rest will report back here tomorrow. live outside the federal courthouse, nbc 10 news. >> deanna, a questionnaire for jurors, and tomorrow is different for them, the jurors who come back, right? >> yes. tomorrow, they were told they have speaking cards, asked questi

shelly peterman is regional representative for the u.s. and caribbean. he has a very long career. he has extensive postings in africa, in burundi, in kenya, in the sudan. and i don't want to missny. in guinea. he has held key positions at headquarters. he was at the time the head of the resettlement office. so he understands how resettlement works and in particular how it works in relation to the u.s. large resettlement country. and he was, before coming to washington, the head of the human resource division, a job that very few people want to take. and then simon, last but certainly not least, simon hensho is a principal deputy assistant secretary of the bureau for population refugees and migration at state department. this is the bureau that really oversees old refugee program, the u.s. is the largest funder and has been so for the past 30 years of refugee programs. it is a department that is extremely mobile, extremely active. the head representatives in the field, they cooperate very well with international ngos and with the u.n. and when i was in the u.n., they were very clos