britney peterson. jesse danielsen. >> showed up in this awesome black dress -- >> reporter: now known as the fab five. friends first who all became state senators, helping flip the chamber to a first in the nation female-led majority. >> we knew that the success of one of us depended on all of us making it into the senate. and we made it. and we made it. >> we came into these races knowing that we were in the fight of the state. these were some of the closest races in the entire country. >> reporter: with opponents spending millions on negative ads, the group staa text chain spirits up. >> we all kind of kept each other in the loop and immediately reached out when horrible things were happening. it's a deep relationship with what we've gone through together. >> reporter: when faith decided to come forward with harassment accusations against a fellow lawmaker, britney, the one she stood up for as a bridesmaid, was naturally the first

peterson. welcome, thank you for coming down today. >> my name is christopher peterson again. thank you very much for the presentation on this issue. i'm happy to see the problems have been identified. i want to stress how utterly dysfunctional the west portal station is especially during the eveni evening communicate. it's routine to have problems and you're torturing your passengers when they're stuck and you should be addressing the technical issues that were identified but i also think you should be looking at the management of the intersection outside the station commonly you have trains on the verge of leaving and some cars make left turn or some passenger decides to walk or pedestrian decides to walk in front of the train. i think you should give series commission how the intersection is managed or no left turns or some way to minimize how much it's delaying the trains. i hope you look beyond just technical fixes and how can you really genuinely give the muni rail priority in getting through that intersection efficiently. >> thank you, well said, mr. peterson. thank you

peterson from liberty county high school on being a finalist for the 2019 prudential spirit of community awards. one of 29,000 students across the country who participated, ms. peterson was only one of eight high school students acknowledged in the state of georgia for exceptional projects of community service. specifically, she volunteered at a local orphanage. playing games, crafting art, reading to and building relationships with children all the way from newborns to 18-year-olds. i'm very proud of ms. peterson's work and glad to have someone like her in the first congressional district of georgia. i'm glad to see this award is encouraging more community service, a crucial aspect in order to make our world a better place to live. thank you, madam speaker. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute ks madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection -- -- >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, madam speaker. the speaker pro

then grief and peterson teamed up to get up to round off a perfect first thoughtful fried.three male the highest scoring hardly in front of seven years on the christian strike. money could erode diminish the need to offer the break but back didn't stop the goal happy fraud bugs saw it. not in the least new car valid schmidt who made it for want off to an hour. with only five minutes left to go gloria mediation not got in the final finished five was. afterwards houseboats response verged could only see great. britain went into the home game against relegation candidates took out in time. spirits. but after ten minutes a good mood came to an abrupt halt swiss international stephen suber put the guest ahead with the quickest shortcut league goal in over six years shortly before the break mario gomez had the chance to double their lead but no dice. jeremy said i'm very upset that i didn't score because if you go into the break then you go home with a winner i'm a thousand essential with those sensation while he was very certain. that instead of throwing brain inside even the sc

then grief peterson teamed up to get up to round off a perfect first top four friedberg.three male the highest scoring hardly in fraud but seven years on the christian strike. money could erode diminish the lead off to the break but that didn't stop the goal happy frog saw it. not in the least to provide schmidt who made it for one cost over an hour. with only five minutes left to go through or that needle a should not go in the final finished five one. afterwards houseboats response for it could probably see a great. britain went into their home game against relegation candidates took out in high spirits. but after two minutes the good mood came to an abrupt halt swizz international stephen suber put the guest ahead with the quickest stroke up league goal in over six years shortly before the break mario gomez had the chance to double their lead but no dice. carrier was here i'm very upset that i didn't score because if you go into the break two knocks then you go home with a win i'm a thousand percent sure with those words isha. he was very sad. but instead of throwing b

peterson is set to become a free agent. heve rushed r 1,000 yards.ts to play a few seasons. e backfield will also have chris thompson and darius geist returning from a torn acl. they could be loaded in the baeffield. guys,e i leave you here. today is a huge day in the asian community, it's the lunar new year, the year of the pig. >> okay. >> i want to share a little tradition, as a matter of fact. that's giving out these red envelopes. >> nice. >> in chinese -- they're filled with cash. >> really? >> there's money in there. don't spend it all at once, doug. >> there is money. >> doreen, i got yours over here. >> a buck. >> we canet a tall coffee if we combine. >> this right here is why little asian kids all around the world love this day. raking it on chinese new year. happy new year. happy new year. >> thankou, [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because

possible they fear they might be tortured or even killed joining me now is a correspondence under peterson who had to search that story welcome sam now these women are living in fear of these their lives have the has anyone thought of going to the german authorities for protection we did they did it let's start with us here we of course contect with the ministry of the interior and the linen they said they have no knowledge of anything going on in that century reception center in and hold well all asylum seekers from from saudi arabia they have to go to and we then contacted the ministry of the interior of that particular federal state and they said yes they have no. and let me quote here it's a well known problem procedures and appropriate measures are in place and then when we are so what are these procedures and appropriate measures we didn't get any further on so to our request for you know please give us an answer because we really would like to know and also that was one of the women that we basically spoke to intensively we went to the police station with her when she actually fight

to come abroad and to stay in germany right saudi arabia's off a strong on women's rights summer peterson thank you very much for those insights. a thousands of people in france have taken to the streets to protest against a spike in anti semitic attacks saying says a fee that's enough and this comes after dozens of graves vandalized and a jewish cemetery president in modern mccrone describes an attack on the nation france is home to the world's largest jewish population outside israel in the united states. and outpouring of solidarity on paris's plus still a republic. thousands of purchase just turned out to express their support for france's jews. but their anger magnified by yet another desecration of a jewish cemetery. the lease were just one of dozens of demonstrations nationwide in response to a search and high semitic hate crimes of. the fighting that anti semitic actions are on the rise it's something that strikes fear that brings back bad memories we want to show younger generations and there's another path to take from. this is what future the outrage the jewish cemetery in the

being tempted by other platforms and so what's the message to them how it is you know pitch jordan peterson to come to a bit back or well i love to have him on it would be amazing i've noticed that they've started to play around with the idea of a little bit by posting their addresses and i think that's amazing it was a really open but i would say one further step is in the world you can't just post your pay pal address and expect people to someone who will come but there's a reason why patron exist instead of just pay pal in the world and it's because people want to subscribe they want to content they want the entire ecosystem around donations and likewise in the cryptocurrency world if you're interested that's fantastic and you be the first step with an address but it's really give and knowledge experience you need to get something back or to answer to the patron right so johnson. what is your background previous to bit back or you know where it would have been dylan so before this i was in question of finance and before that quantitative. trading on the markets or who is a small firm man

forest olaf peterson: yes, that's correct.wage theft as an academic research topic is unfortunately a gap in our field. you know, as academics, we look at engineering, how do we design the construction process? but the responsibility for the individuals actually constructing, you know, what we called built environment a lot of times is left to another field. as an engineer, when i walk on a job site and if i see the construction worker, i say hello, ask them how they're doing. but i don't ask, you know, "are you being paid properly?" that's not my responsibility. but most likely if i do ask, i might get answers that i don't expect. damian: have you gotten that? forest: yes, definitely; walking onto construction sites, now that i'm more aware that wage theft is as prevailing as it is through my research, going out and verifying that wage theft, you know, the dynamics of wage theft and listening to construction workers. and it's interesting 'cause it is california, so there's a lot of latino workers, and so sometimes there's a l

folk hurled in a beautiful free kick to add to outsports woes and grief as next step piece teed up peterson second of the day three nil. after the restart kundera moved from defense to midfield and it soon paid off. fribourg lead reduced to three one. but gianluca floridian need to lick now both netted to round out the five one fribourg success by rhys oxford out of insult to injury when he got sent off and added time and is in raged and rightly so because she had no answer for minds daniel charlie jordi lost the ball to danny lots in the eighteenth minute and cut imani zebo put mine scene for us i shall fail to show up throughout the game salif send a message kept their distance as young felipe might take headed in unhindered. and sunny came up short again in the eighty fourth minute on ac vo just needed to stay on his feet and finish the job three nil the final score. but the real surprise came after the final whistle. and that surprise was shelled a sporting director hydel announcing he'll be stepping down at the end of the season or soon as a replacement for him is found so let's hear f

are old enough beautiful free kick to add to out sports woes and green foes next step peace tito peterson second of the day three nil. after the restart kundera moved from defense to midfield and it soon paid off. fribourg lead reduced to three one. but gianluca felt schmidt and florian need a lick now both netted to round out the five one five board success by rhys oxford added insult to injury when he got sent off in added time. i. a symbolic image shock a coach to many go to disco depressed the fans enraged and rightly so because she had no answer for meit's done you'll cut it jordy he lost the ball to danny lots in the eighteenth minute and cut imani zebo put minds in front of shaka failed to show up throughout the game so i leave send a message kept their distance as young felipe might take headed in unhindered. and sunday came up short again in the eighty fourth minute on ac vote just needed to stay on his feet and finish the job three nil the final score. but the real surprise came after the final whistle. my i'm not surprised was shall be a sporting director christiane hydel annou

christopher peterson. i'm sorry.nt, supervisor stefani has a comment. >> supervisor stefani: yes. just a question on the eraf fund and why weren't any of the funds allocated to the understood lying infrastructure and improving that of the light rail system and the subway. basically i read the transit riders letter and had a concern on that. >> we also have a major project underway to modernize the train control system for the light rail system. that is a critical need and something we were intent on the g forward with. >> supervisor stefani: will that deliver service better around faster? >> i believe we are working as quickly as we can to make that a reality. there is not a funding restraint, but a lot of complex planning going into it. >> supervisor stefani: thank you very much. >> superviser fewer: thank you very much for being patient for public comment. christopher peterson, you have two minutes. >> thank you very much. i would like to thank supervisor mandelman for his comments. unimetro right now is facing a c

peterson's point, later in the week i'm going to watch my son's basketball game. shut you had be a 30 minute ride and turns into a 50 minute ride and again no announcement. again the service for the past six has been spotty. the communication around the service incidents have been worse. passengers are frustrated because they're not hearing what's going on. and they don't understand. what's frustrating to me a little bit is i understand you're dealing with aging equipment and systems and have been candid and trans parent about that and an appreciate that personally, but the system functioned better eight months ago so we know it can be done. so i want the public to know the board gets it. we're not oblivious to it and we see it and get it. you've identified problems i've been hearing about for the 12 years i've been on this board. i talked about some of the solutions but i'd like to talk about accountability for those solutions. we spend a lot of time on the board talking about plans for things that are 20 years off in the future. sea rise, these beautiful thoroug

can i go all jordan peterson.his whole north korean gambit is audacious and to most people absurd. to get to some to someplace realistic and practical, you have to start with a fantasy. they get to astronomy, you had to start with astrology. that is a jordan peterson saying. i think it needed in a political ceo to come up with something so absurd, simple philosophy of let's see what happens. no one else was going to do this. we have all moved on from the absurd notion of engaging north korea because were actually seeing progress. you're seeing the beginning of a fantasy to something real. and to juan, the left should embrace this because you can throw it back at us and say what about free health care? what about the green new deal? those are fantasies that start audaciously and then move something practical. in a weird way, donald trump is the guy that you go to about green deals and free health care. >> juan: i am all for it. i'm all for trump embracing the green new deal. >> greg: you see my point? start somethi

join me now is ashley peterson. the spotlight, the rise of u.s. oil supply.he forecast has been revised by 240,000 barrels per day this year. in a month they revised it that much. what accounts for it? ashley: they have a lot of faith in the permian production growth and not a lot of faith in staying in the cash flow, looks like. even iea saw sizable texas revision in their most recent report. it's definitely an expectation that the permian will continue to grow. alix: is it accurate? ashley: we think midstream constraints will be an issue and we have faith in operator disciplines. we are seeing reduced capex for 2019 as opposed to 2018, focusing in highly productive areas and not so much about growing volumes just to grow them. alix: that raises the question, how much of the light, sweet crude can the u.s. and the rest of the world absorb? ashley: that is ago is that the question. that's what we saw with the last price crash in december, the macroeconomics of the picture. we are getting good news but we are in a data desert still, it's only february. the inf

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joining us now to take a closer look is christopher peterson, a former special adviser in the officer of consumer financial protection bureau. he's currently a law professor at the university of utah. thank you for being with us, christopher. ? hey, i'm happy to be here. thank you for having me. >> i'm not trying to put up big alarm bells here. i'm just saying we have to in the media look at things out there and and say hey, is this an area for concern? let's start with the car loans. it seems counterintuitive to everything we're seeing about the economy that more people than ever before would be behind on their car loans. what are the possibilities about what that could mean? >> it's not good news. to try to put this in context for your viewers, let's by about these numbers a little bit. 7 million americans are more than three months late on their car loan. and these families, they're not just individuals, they're families. and the average household size in america is 2 1/2 people per household so we're really talking more about 17 million, 18 million americans are being affected by

a week since the season restart but ronnie could hear a fellow short on an early goal and neil's petersonstill believes in i mean it's a. hallmark of vengeance or grief or awfully very different kicked into the often left corner to know. they grief he doesn't teamed up to get up to round off a perfect first off a full fraud of. three male the highest scoring hardly in front of seven years on the christian strike. ronnie could diminish the need to off the break but that didn't stop the goal happy fraud doug saw it. not in the least new car value schmidt who made it for one after an hour. with only five minutes left to go through that needle a should not be the final finish and five was. afterwards i was books response for it could probably see a great. britain went into the home game against relegation candidates to. high spirits. but after two minutes a good mood came to an abrupt halt swiss international stephen super put the guest ahead with the quickest got legal in over six years shortly before the break mario gomez had the chance to double their lead but no dice. jeremy said i'm very

what do you tell you know i've been on an all carnivore diet just like my all right hero jordan peterson and it's a good thing too because over all the land said guidelines called for a doubling of global consumption of fruits nuts vegetables and lagoons and cutting the consumption of red meat in half and i always cut my red meat in half right before i eat all events. i know i did animal i'm not a delicious succulent mouth diet but i'm sure the same reason will be revealed over the course of the segment yes i'm going to go. first though tell us more about the new reports ok one of them highlights that civilization itself is at risk from both a human health perspective and an ecological perspective and the other one finds that pandemics of obesity and malnutrition are interacting with climate change in a feedback loop i don't really understand what that means. but i'm willing to bet that that feedback loop sure is tasty. i know that it is catastrophic john eleven million people die every year from diet related preventable diseases and the global food system is responsible for up to thirty

and one of them is flight lieutenantjim peterson. sat and enjoy the old one you just sat and enjoy the ride, where this when you actually have control and you can actually have control and you can actually fly the jet as well.” actually have control and you can actually fly the jet as well. i am wearing here this g suit, which inflates. tell me how this works. when i tested this out you had to plug this in, and then what happens? so the biggest risk when you are flying under g is loss of consciousness, so what you need to do is keep the blood into your brain. and what this will do is plug into the system itself, and any time you go above 2g it knows that, it fires air into your trousers, and you press against it with a straining manoeuvre, as well. is straining manoeuvre, as well. is straining manoeuvres are very intense, aren't they? they can be quite a workout. i certainly did experience that when i went into the centrifuge. this has been a huge project for the mod, and the global aerospace giant, and wing commander nick green has

we have brian levitt of oppenheimer funds and adam posen at peterson institute.od comments earlier to what we are seeing in europe. we have pierre moscovici coming up who is at times, a french socialist. that is his history coming out of france, his noted a claim in the e.u. is it a europe falling into recession and when you and jacob aerkegaard suggest, it is unique social recession? adam: i do not know about recession literally, because it early -- italy has never really made it back in a sense. it will be a hit to growth and revenue. germany will probably bounce back. the last quarter numbers were pretty out there. i do not think they are supported by much. what you face in europe as you faced in japan and we are facing partially in the united states, secular stagnation. you cannot raise rates because then things go out. there is no investment, and then you have your own specific factors exacerbating that. it is not a good luck. .om: let's move forward the state of unemployment in europe is different than not fully employed america, at least that is what i am

during a summer holiday, andrew peterson decided to rent a carfrom green motion. the model he'd booked, he was forced to take one covered in scratches and dents. i was reluctant to take the car out because it was riddled with damage. this car was in an atrocious state. and all the various staff i spoke to were saying "it's the only car we've got," so i ended upjust keeping it for the eight days. andrew is adamant he caused no further damage to the vehicle during the time he had it. when i returned the car, this is where it all went wrong. the check—in attendant discovered new significant damage, which turned out to be a micro—dent on an already heavily damaged panel, which most likely was already on the car. they tried to frogmarch me into the office so i could pay them up to £1,200. karen believes that she too was forced to pay for damage caused by a previous customer. i had absolutely no problems with the car in the time that i had it. i had it for five days and in that event, my mum was ill, so i hardly drove the car in the time i had it. when i returned the ca

to come abroad and to stay in germany right saudi arabia's off a strong on women's rights sunder peterson thank you very much for those insights. let me now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the bond after visiting pakistan saudi arabia's crown prince is in delhi for talks with indian leaders saw the official say mama been some on hopes of a diplomatic role in deescalating the situation between the two neighbors tensions flared after last week's attack in india and. britain's fronts of terrorism is traveling to brussels later today the visit is another attempt to persuade european union leaders to reopen talks on the briggs's agreement been a commission chief said she would receive a friendly welcome but there is no question of renegotiation. riskier teams in switzerland have called off their search in a ski resort hit by an avalanche police say they've hit a quarter of the operation because no one is registered as missing four people were rescued after the snow slide on tuesday it took place in the town of khan's montana in the heart of the space. you're wat