peterson. followed by mr. kevin ruby who representing u.s. telecom, the broadband association, and miss margot lawders of washington, d.c. center. thank you for being here. we look forward to you being here. we will start with you, attorney general on my left and you're right. and proceed. if you can come find your oral remarks to five minutes come it will give us an optimum a time -- optimum time to ask questions. >> good morning. in the esteemed members of the subcommittee. i am doug peterson. i am here to provide a state attorney general's perspective on protecting consumers from the scores of a legal robo calls and phone scammers. thank you for the opportunity to testify on this important issue. state attorney general's are on the frontline of helping consumers who are harassed and scammed by unwanted calls. telemarketing calls are the number one source of consumer complaints from many offices as sec and the ftc. attorney general's bring enforcement actions against telemarketers under state

peterson. ms. rupe. >> members of the subcommittee, thank you for giving me the opportunity to appear before you today. my name is kevin rupe and i'm a partner in the telecom unoccasions media technology practice and i am here today on behalf of u.s. telecom. u.s. telecom shares the committee's concerns on illegal robocalls and is pleased to support the trace act. since i last testified before the senate in 2018, there have been three significant developments in this area and i would like to mention a 4th point. first since last year industry has undertaken considerable efforts to deploy call authentication technologies commonly referred to as shake and stir that will significantly enhance the ability of the illegal robocalls -- significantly diminish the robocalls. companies are deploying these standards into their networks today and will continue to do so throughout 2019. second, consumers today have more tools than ever at their disposal to mitigate illegal or unwanted robocalls. hundreds of

peterson led the district of columbia and three u.s. territories in a letter to this committee voicing support for the bills provisions. so, thank you, general peterson, for being here today. as we're looking at the issue before us and as you know very well, the ftc involved collaboration with state partners. what attributes between federal agencies and state partners have been the most helpful in these enforcement sweeps? >> i think the scope of the remedies that the federal authorities have are something because you have a variety of different state laws in the area, having the federal legislation to enforce is important and helpful. that's why we think the interagency working group is also very important, because in a variety of things, the combination of states working together with the ftc is a much stronger combination. it gives you better avenues and options as far as courts. in fact, we've -- 43 states have come together on this specific topic to work closely with the ftc, and that's why we're appreciative of the bill actually i

your favorite episodes this season coming up in this show canadian psychologist professor jordan peterson elevated by liberal war supporting media like the new york times and guardian comes to going underground and the first muslim woman does it in parliament british peer to denote a british media political class complicit in deadly islamophobia all this of all coming of a days going underground the first the rise of identity politics as well as being accused of masking the horrors of neo liberal stereotype of disguising class conflict as the driving force of the march of history but on next guest sees not only identity is the enemy to fulfilling lives but marxism and socialism joining me now from toronto canada is clinical psychologist on the international bestselling author of twelve rules for life an antidote to chaos professor jordan peterson jordan welcome to going underground let's just begin with what do you think it says about free speech in britain that cambridge university made an announcement this week saying they weren't going to invite you to speak i think it says more about

there's nothing e about change. >> reporter: peterson says people generally know when they need make a sochange. and metimes you need help developing a changete stra. she's quick to point out that she's not a therapist. >> my job is to help you see what you're noteeing and ask you questions to get threw on your own. i believe that you already know how to get there. we just need get things out of the way to make sure your path is clear and you can get there >> reporter: peterson says it's a misconception that leadership coaching is expensive or not for the everyday person. she says coachomg ces in different price rangers and forms. you can do one-on-one sessions or group meetings. she has what you would call a coaching box. >> we deliver a self-care, se -help box which comes with self-directed coaching to your doorstep every month. when you open it up -- there is the "go loveyourself" magazine. in the magazine each month, it's -- there's lots of helpful articles. every month you get a 30-minute conversation with one of our coaches. >> reporter: peterson says the goal of coaching is fo

peterson and i appreciate you putting your neck on the line for this.y loud minority who is dictating what we're allowed to say on campus. brian: told you graduate school was not necessary but decided to anyway. ainsley: one thing to invite him and then rescind that invitation but didn't have the respect to call him on the phone and explain their situation. instead they put it on twitter and that's how he found out. rob, thank you so much. >> thank you. brian: we have reached out to the university of cambridge and we have not heard back but it is another country. ainsley: border patrol says they are so overwhelmed they can't focus on the mission of border security. brian: taking care of people instead of watching the border. dan bongino is here. is he going to yell something without a tie. ♪ ♪ welcome to fowler, indiana. one of the windiest places in america. and home to three bp wind farms. in the off-chance the wind ever stops blowing here... the lights can keep on shining. thanks to our natural gas. a smart partner to renewable energy. it's always re

inventing a whole new career pretty much. >> reporter: peterson has been approached by dozens of filmnd tv creators for new languages. he hopes some day to help others linguists and for the creative world. >> kate shared her full interview on her facebook page at kate abc 7 and you can find it on the abc7 news facebook page. >> many golf fans saw something today they believed might never happen again. tiger woods winning the masters for a fifth time after coming back from a crippling back injury. >> the return to glory. >> you heard it right there. fans exploding in cheers when woods finished today's fine round in georgia. woods had gone two years without playing in a major tournament and needed four surgeries to repair his back. he reflected on what the impact of today's come-from-behind victory will be for his children. >> prior to this comeback, they only knew that golf cause meed a lot of pain. i tried to swing a club, i would be on the ground. and i struggled for years. and that's basically all they remember. luckily, i've had the procedure where that's no longer the case and i c

. >> reporter: peterson says people generally know when they need to make a change, and sometimes you need help developing a change strategy. she's quick to point out that she's not a therap it. >> my job to help you see what you're not seeing and ask you the questions to help you get there on your own. i b kieve you alreadyw how to get there. we need to get things out of the way to make sureour path is clearer and you can get there faster. >> reporter: peterson says it's a misconception that leadership coaching is not for the everyday person. it comes in different prices and forms. you can do one-on-one sessions or gr wpniques. shehat you call a coaching box. >> we deliver a self-care, self-help box which w comesh self-directed coaching to your doorstep every month. when you open it up -- there is the "go love yourself" magazine. in magazine each month it's -- there's lots of helpful articles. every month you get a 30-minute conversation with one of our coaches. >> reporter: petersonays the goal of coaching is for you to live your best life. and sometimes at takes cheerleader to help

. >> reporter: but for all the languages he studied, david peterson is known for the ones he creates.thraki, a language first introduced in season 1 of "game of thrones." and valyrian, which speaks in episode 3. >> reporter: peterson invented dothraki for a "game of thrones" language competition. >> you are my sun and stars, and the response to that is, you are the moon of my life. >> reporter: the series is based on the book series. >> i wanted it to look as if my language existed before he ever wrote the books, as if he had taken my language and used it to transition the books afterwards. >> it's an entire language with its own syntax. >> reporter: she was a senior at uc berkeley. she and other lynguists watched the series with peterson, who sometimes comes to the college and meets the students who are inspired. >> he's the only person who can actually make a lifrg frtlifg l this, just inventing a whole other career. >> reporter: he hopes someday to help other lynguists and the creative world. kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> a bay area company giving the sharks a bite of their ice crea

international bestselling author of twelve rules for life an antidote to chaos professor jordan peterson jordan welcome to going underground let's just begin with what do you think it says about free speech in britain that cambridge university made an announcement this week saying they weren't going to invite you to speak i think it says more about the nature of the universities in general than about free speech in general i mean i don't feel the. my disinvited taishan has compromised my free speech ability because i have so many platforms on which i can discuss my ideas but i think that it was handled in the none believably unprofessional shoddy and cowardly way i mean i was never even notified formally that this invitation occurred i found out about it through the grapevine and i have no will still have no real explanation for why it happened. only able to surmise the reasons i think that arc i was in cambridge in november and i did a very popular talk there and there was lots of student interest and interest out the faculty of divinity as well and i was really looking forward to worki

so that sinkholes outside mike peterson's business green valley auto repair. it's now 2 by 5 feet wide and about 12 feet deep. peterson says he first noticed an indentation in the ground at the end of march but about 2 weeks ago caved in. >>we're lucky we're getting into the dry season. now you know it's not that rain. we're also fortunate that that happened we caught it before anybody got her phone the whole minds. >>yes, so here's a look at what it looked like the asphalt the grass back on april 6 and then what it looks like now on center street at read boulevard the sinkhole is located on private properties, it's not owned by the town of her august so the public works department is now working with the property owner to arrange for some immediate repairs before the already fragile pipe underground fails. hostage situation has ended in the north bay initial police were on the scene of east h street right near the finish a little league field, a resident had told police that a man was armed and threatening to harm a relative who lives with them. so late last

welcome back i'm still here with professor jordan peterson do you think that your work is particularly attractive to those whose pride is in a sense being injured or being hurt by widespread recognition that their positions come from privilege and not from competence no i don't think that at all i think that my work has is attractive to people who have been hurt. in all sorts of ways over the last decades by an overemphasis discussion of. impulse of happiness extensive rights materialist shallowness nihilism and india logical rigidity i think that my work is attractive to people who haven't found any profound basis on which to ground their existence and i think that in the changing changing world perhaps where the kind of identity diversity is being the easy thing to blame for their own. lack of economic woes and lack of economic yes well i mean that's part of the path all of the of the present is that there is always an easy factor to blame and it's not like there aren't factors to blame life is arbitrary in many ways and people are subject to forces that are beyond their their any ea

peterson. >> there we go. >> herbert winer.i'm grateful for the report by the transportation director. these statistics have been sadly missing from previous meetings and we should not have to go to the internet to get these statistics. i like them stated in public. but i would like to note that service is still defective on transportation lines. people wait too long for the one california bus. and also, many of the buses are behind schedule. buses that should come 20 minutes, come 30 minutes later. and we have to wait an inordinate amount of time. this is probably due to the shortage of bus drivers. and i hope this is remedied swiftly. the other thing is that this get on board day on the 25th, it sounds like a great idea, but it's difficult to get on board if you're under the wheels. and this really reflects the deficiency of mta in its service delivery system. hopefully, this can be remedied in a few months, but getting a bus sometimes is very difficult. and you really need to improve this transportation system. and basically

international bestselling author of twelve rules for life an antidote to chaos professor jordan peterson jordan welcome to going underground let's just begin with what you think it says about free speech in britain that cambridge university made an announcement this week saying they weren't going to invite you to speak i think it says more both.

attorney general peterson do you have the necessary tools to meet the challenge to tackle legal robo callers so it's safe to answer their phone again? >> one of the reasons the trace act will be advantageous to attorneys general is because technology is a big part ofwe the answer and with the stir and shake guidelines that will really help us to stay in front of the technology of possible. the other part is the interagency cooperation is important we have more strength working with the fcc or theav ftc and the fact in the bill it notes that the attorney general should work with the state attorneys generall and it is advancing or taking turns to be strengthened in enforcement. >> in the past when i have asked enforcement of industry officials that do not call registry is broken it is clear it is most effective for those who make a good-faith effortol to comply but there are too many individuals like adrian who has no regard for the laws on the books which is why there is a credible threat of prosecution as necessary for illegal robo calls. do you agree that threat of criminal prosecut

. >> reporter: peterson says people generally know when they need to make a change, and sometimes youhelp developing a change strategy. she's quick to point out that she's not a therapist. >> my job is to help you see what you're not seeing and ask you the questions to help you get there on your own. i believe you already knowheow to get t. we need to get things out of the way to make sure your path is clearer and you can there faster. >> reporter: peterson says it's a misconception that leadership coaching is not for the everyday person. it comes in different prices and forms. you can do one-on-one sessions or group meetings.wh she has you call a coaching box. >> we deliver seself-care, lf-help box which comes with self-directed coaching to your doorstep every month. when you open it up -- there is the "go love yourself" magazine. in the magazine each month it's -- there's lots of helpful articles. every month you get a 30-minute conversation with one of our aches. >> reporter: peterson says the goal of coaching is for you to live your best life. and sometimes it takes a cheerleader

. >> but david peterson is known for the one he creates.at's dothraki, and valerian, which daenerys speaks here in season three. after graduating with english and linguistics major, peter invented dothraki for a "game of thrones" competition. >> you are my sun and stars. and the response to that is -- you interest moon of my life. >> the hbo series with a worldwide cult following is based off of george r.r. martin's best-selling book series. >> i wanted to make it look as if my language existed before he ever wrote the books, as if he had taken my language and used it to translate this stuff into the books afterwards. >> it's not just a few words, but it's an entire lexicon, entire language with its syntax. >> this is a senior at uc berkeley. she and othertudents watched the season 8 premier with peterson, who often comes to campus to meet with students who he is clearly inspired. >> he put some really high standards for the rest of us. >> he is the only person who can actually make a living from this. you know, just inventing a whole new c

peterson, thank you for joining us this morning. senior market analyst. upll ahead, elon musk talks and answerschip question about cash flow and safety. and why are investors going long on the aussie? >> we are counting down to the sydney open. back in action. , up by pointing higher 0.5%. i am paul allen in sydney. >> it is foggy and gloomy in new york. i am shery ahn. you're watching daybreak australia. in the cohead of zach -- , we have seen chinese growth starting to stabilize. the gtv chart on the bloomberg anding first quarter sales ip starting to stabilize. when will this growth in china spill over to the rest of the world and impact currency? as it done that already? >> that is a great question. that is on the top of every member's mind. chinese growth is really picking up. it is a huge economy and has been affected throughout asia. we haven't seen those effects speed through yet. that includes australia itself and the north asian economy, like the koreas. we haven't seen the spillover effect yet. we think that will be coming over the next few mon

last month tonya peterson, the executive director at the zoo, spoke about the breeding.and the fellow who is going to be doing the breeding, his looks like a young, healthy animal. i think he'll be out of quarantine soon -- i'm not sure. but i had kind of second thoughts about it, and i couldn't help but recollect at a different time, they had all of the noise to attack, carbon dioxide gas going into the lockup and the breeding. i wanted to add it wasn't here, it was somewhere in the southwest. with this type of breeding, i was hoping to decrease any accidental mauling over the tiger breeding. that to be included if something, if possible, a temperature grade. i think women know more about it than men do. and doing the graphing, and possibly to project a better access to breeding temperature and the time when the breeding actually happens. when the breeding actually -- it's something that is animal husbandry, and when i look at it, it doesn't have much to do with embriology -- these are wild animals. i haven't come up with a way, to attach on it -- i don't know if you ca

peterson. w. . this is the w. news line from berlin and sri lanka six coordinated bombings hit churches and luxury hotels this easter sunday more than one hundred thirty people have been killed and four hundred injured police believe suicide bombers carried out at least two of the attacks look at the latest from the capital colombo also coming up. could a comic actor of become ukraine's next president voting stations are open in today's runoff election incumbent president petro poroshenko faces below them years a landscape a comedian who played a president on television now and you do it for real. thanks for joining us more than one hundred thirty people have been killed in explosions at hotels and churches and sri lanka at least six blasts have been reported in the capital colombo the town of no go and go and the eastern town of budget koloa the explosions went off simultaneously a church in colombo was one of the buildings hit other targets were high and hotels several foreigners are reported to be among the dea

. >> we will leave this here to go live to the peterson institute forinternational economics conversation with the german finance minister and vice chancellor on europe-u.s. relations. >> a number

c 7 news spoke with david peterson, a graduate who created several of the languages in the show.nes" competition and the hbo series is based off of george r.r. martin's best-selling book series. >> i wanted to make it look as if my language existed before he ever wrote the books, as if he had taken my language to translate afterwards. >> thanks to his "game of thrones" fame dozens of film and tv creators have approached peterson for new languages. he's riding that wave. what is wrong with our viewers? minute by minute the online poll changes. we're about even split which is how we are with "game of thrones." that's true. more people not watching than they did. >> they said a billion viewers. >> i can't wrap my head around that. >> you and i were two of them. >> hey, you and me. we're in the minority. >>> we're all going to be together in the rain because it moves in towards the afternoon and evening commute. we have you covered. it's a 1 anywhere from a quarter inch to half an inch of rain. this moves in by 1:00. you can see a few areas of green, light showers well into sonoma ar

here from the peterson institute. you for a defense of the airplane project. at the same time, let me ask you about rivers we have about the formation of a potential german national banking champion. that seems to be a project that runs counter to many of the things you spoke so eloquently about. -- does an is simple single good argument exist for that isn'ttsche bank similar to trump nationalism? adam: why does your party have such problems, and that turns out to be the nicer one. i will answerz: the one. [laughter] i think weholz: should be absolutely aware that something is going on in our rich western countries. to understand the real situation of progressive political force like the social democratic party in germany, or other progressive forces in western europe or the , if, or japan, or australia you look at a completely different political arena, you will find out that there is -- something happened in the beginning of the 21st century which is strange. people are moving up to the middle ground in asia and other places, and they are as optimistic as ou

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now, peterson dean is the solar installer here on this job site.s projecting to do about 12,000 solar installations this year and that means the company needs workers fast. >> that mandate is going to increase our need for installers by roughly 300% just based on current install rates today, so translated into literal terms, we'll need another 350 to 400 installers by year-end. >> reporter: the solar foundation is projecting a 7% increase in jobs nationwide this year, both because of that new california mandate and because the tariffs you mentioned are set to decline by 5% each year, that's going to make them cheaper for consumers. advocacy groups also say other positive tailwinds include the adoption of more solar technology by big corporations like target and also more utility companies turning to solar to make things cheaper for customers but like many growing industries finding skilled labor is a challenge. >> finding qualified employees and technicians and electricians and welders and all those sorts of skilled trade is incredibly challenging.

. >> kathleen peterson was found dead at the bottom of the couple's staircase. >> her house, mike peterson life in prison. >> announcer: netflix's "the staircase." and now dr. phil picks up. >> they convicted me because of blood. they convicted me because of my sexuality. >> announcer: where the docu series left off. >> dr. phil: there were things that stopped me cold in my tracks fro

i was burned peterson reporting for us tonight. >>the flag that was draped over butterfield's casket will be saved from the volunteers are hoping his family members if he has any will see what they've done and come to claim it one day. as we turn our attention now to the 4 zone forecast here in the bay area live look at the embarcadero and san francisco and if you have a birthday tomorrow you have to sell it. weather yet. joining us said. gracing us with his a presence here yes until tomorrow tell your birthday. and talking about weather on your that the thank you so we're going to the celebration of the day tomorrow as it is i want to be getting a the other hiking in the mountains see out there enjoying the sunshine and why not it will be the best day of the week weather wise out there tonight. we've got nice clear skies. that's way it's going to stay across most of the bay area. although we may see a couple of patches of fog creep back in along the coastline to see some that trying to form along the coast now but there's not goin

abc 7 news spoke with david peterson, a uc berkeley graduate who created several of the languages in the show. in 2009 he invented for a "game of thrones" language competition. the hbo series with a worldwide cult following is based off of george r.r. martin's best-selling book series. >> i wanted to make it look as if my language existed before he ever wrote the books, as if he had taken my language and use it had to translate into the books afterwards. he was the number one inspiration. >> and listen to this, thanks to his game of throne fame peterson has been approached to create new languages for other tv shows. what a launch pad for him. >> can you imagine telling someone what you do for a live, i create some languages. no big deal. what a skill to have. >> so cool. sometimes weather is its own language. >> oh, yeah, most definitely. we're all getting skilled in that with all the rain we've had this past season. more is on the way. we had a 4.2 earthquake in the geysers area. did you feel it? some reports from folks saying they did feel it. and we are looking at our storm impact

. >> it's my privilege to welcome me back to the peterson institute. we are very privileged today to have a speech by the vice chancellor of the federal republic of germany. been as aute has number of individuals and as a research organization deeply involved in transatlantic organizations since its founding. the number -- a number of us have personal ties to germany and have worked in germany. colleague was chief economist in the german economy ministry recently. but it is a special treat for us when a senior german official reaches across the atlantic and reaches out to our audience and attempts to give us an understanding of where they see the world going and where the world should go. i think we are going to be not completely satisfied but definitely stimulated and urged ford by his vision. vice chancellor scholz has been the federal minister of finance for roughly a year now. he is been acting chairman of the socialist democratic party for this last year. for seven years, he served in a role, and he was vice chair of the group from 2009 to 2011. i

you'll see, courtesy of paul's high-profile defense attorney, the man famous for defending scott petersonrk geragos. >> i've had many a client who i have no doubt was capable of the acts that he was accused of. this is just not one of them. >>> coming up -- in the last hours of jennifer's life, something was caught on camera. does it prove paul is not guilty? >> so you had sex last night with her and videoed it? >> yeah. >> anybody who watches this is never going to have the impression that this was somebody who was ready to kill her. >> when "burning suspicion" continues. and an r.v. i would not want to pay that insurance bill. [ ding ] -oh, i have progressive, so i just bundled everything with my home insurance. saved me a ton of money. -love you, gary! -you don't have to buzz in. it's not a question, gary. on march 1, 1810 -- [ ding ] -frédéric chopin. -collapsing in 226 -- [ ding ] -the colossus of rhodes. -[ sighs ] louise dustmann -- [ ding ] -brahms' "lullaby," or "wiegenlied." -when will it end? [ ding ] -not today, ron. when it comes to type 2 diabetes, are you thinking about you

. >>> the tigers' dustin peterson in left field.on't imagine it feels comfortable diving on that dirt out there on the warning track. this is yasiel puig, a favorite of all giants fans. he makes a sensational catch up against the right field board there. no no. got it wrong. on further review, the ball clearly is off the wall. the wall. >> have a good night. everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org whoa. what's all this? mom heard us say we were bored. suckers. she heard us from outside. she has super good hearing, like a seeing eye dog. they have overdeveloped hearing to make up for the fact that-- wait, the dogs aren't blind. wait. are they? no, that

a san francisco cold case at the time known for being lost in the shadows of a high-profile laci petersonr. now they are offering a $100,000 award. evelyn hernandez. parts of her body were found in a suitcase in the bay. her 5-year-old son alex has never been found. >>> leaders talk about bringing safe drinking water to all campuses. the district's problems first came to light in 2017. elevated lead levels were found in water fountains at mcclymonds high school. leaders worked on repairing the problem systems and installed hydration stations. and they will talk about the added financial boost they will receive from a sugary drinks tax. >>> happening today, a large job fair for students at san jose city college comes with a bit of controver controversy. they are organizing today's career fair. it includes dozens of companies and agencies. the agency was disinvited in large part over concern from student leaders. >> with everything that's gone on around the issue of immigration and with border patrol and enforcement, that's not something we can comfortable with bringing them to our campus.

peterson says he noticed it. >>around the end of march and then 2 weeks ago it caved in. getting into the dry season now. >>you know it's that ring. we're also fortunate that that happens then we caught it before anybody got her phone. the minds >>and this is what the asphalt and grass looked like on april 6, so you can see the big difference now there's what it looks like now. this is at the centre street at rainbow love hard. >>and sce it's private property. it's now my the town of rada publix is going to have to deal the property owner arrange a date to fix it. and they don't want that pipe underground fail so they want to get it done before that. >>for your money this morning, a big error. >>by the state board that process his tax returns and now officials say they've accidentally issued more than 23,000 brief and without verifying whether people actually entered accurate wage information into their forms. so the franchise tax board plans to start sending letters to people across the state next week. they're going to let you know if you received an improper refund bec