peterman guilty on all counts like bribery and bank fraud. the jury found philadelphia's businessman report brand guilty on all charges, quicking him of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. >> jury returned a split verdict for bowser, chief of staff, found guilty on five of 21 counts she faced. former fattah aid was found guilty on some counts against her like wire fraud and falsification of records. our team coverage continues with lauren mayk. >> you have reaction from the prosecution once the verdict came down. what are they saying? >> reporter: keith, they are pleased. they have been working for this for a very long time, and they say the key to the success was having the jury hear from people that they called insiders to the criminal activity. >> we're going to ask for jail time. >> u.s. attorney in philadelphia talking about the next step in the case against congressman fattah guilty on ul counts against him. >> hopefully our elected officials in philadelphia and elsewhere hear today's message loud and clear. >> reporter: as they gathered o

lobbyist peterman was shocked he left the courthouse this afternoon, he found guilty on all counts including bribery and bank fraud. >> robert brand guilty on all charges convicting him of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. >> his aid, karen nicholas, found guilty on some counts including wire fraud and falsification of records. >> the jury returned a split verdict for bonny, his former chief of staff, found guilty on five of 25 counts she faced. howard bruce cline was on the phone in the breaking news coverage. >> a former prosecutor, white collar criminal defense experience, thank you for joining us. >> convicted on all charges and fairly quickly, is that a testament to the evidence, a good job by the prosecution, or rather a bad job by the defense? >> well, it's impossible to know what happened exactly because the jury deliberates behind closed doors, so we don't know whether it was the strength of the evidence or it was the presentation of the case. in either event, a sad day for philadelphia when a 20-year congressman is convicted of corruption. that makes us think we have to redouble our

stephan peterman from the general consulate general in los angeles. first let me thank you that me as a mediocre diplomat have been invited to be among those brilliant scientists who have all the figures, all the numbers. brilliant visual distractions. i have none of that. what i have, i look every morning into the news and i find a new situation every morning. that's why i didn't bring a script, because if i had it prepared yesterday, i wouldn't have known who won the elections in austria, for example. these are my personal opinions, by way, not necessarily opinions of my ministry, but there are certain overlapping sectors. i have two points i would like to talk about with you. the first is since this seminar is under the big title of migration, and not only refugees, i would like to make a few remarks on germany as a migration country. that sounds like many germans to a clear juxtaposition, still now. germany has never seen itself as a country of immigration. it's very strange because we have had immigration all the time. not only in a regulated way