and judge. >> schroeder -- judge schroeder religiously applied that test and made detailed findings that plaintiffs had failed to carry their burden in that respect. >> so in a section 2 results test, which is what you're talking about here, right in. >> yes, ma'am. >> your sup mission is that -- submission is that you have to demonstrate more burden than you would in a section 2 intent case, for example. >> no -- >> constitutional case because tied into -- you don't have that direct evidence. so you need the indirect evidence. isn't that your submission many. >> no, your honor. first of all, i strongly deny that the general assembly engaged in intentional discrimination. >> i understand that. >> but even in an intentional discrimination case, we believe you have to prove injury. >> i understand that. but you have to prove that the injury element is stronger when you have a results test, when you're trying to prove a results test. it has to be stronger, or maybe is it you don't think it does? i would have thought that was part and parcel of what you were saying. in other words, you can't

certainly judge schroeder found that it wasn't. and there's a couple premises in your question i have to challenge. there is a correlation between same day registration and 17 days of early voting and out of precinct voting and preregistration and an increase in the black participation rate and registration rate during the 2008 and 2012 election. now this was -- i've never been on a trial where there are more experts. they came from m.i.t. and harvard and every university in the country. and all these fellows have done what is called a cross state analysis where they give opinions on whether election practices are the cause of an increase in turnout of registration. none of them, and they've all done them, at the preliminary injunction stage, none of them had done a cross state analysis to try to opine whether these practice has caused an increase in turnout or registration. and they were all put on notice that there is evidence found by judge schroeder that there are states like north carolina such as virginia where the black turn

a nefarious certainly judge schroeder found it was not. and there are couple of premises in your question that i need to challenge. there is a correlation between same-day registration and 17 days of early voting and out of precinct voting and preregistration and an increase in the black registration rate in terms of 2008 and 2012 elections. i have never been a trial where there are more experts, they came from m.i.t., harvard, every university in the country. in all these zealots have one -- done with a call a cross state analysis where they showed the , increase in registration. none of them, and they have all done them, at the primary injection stage, none of them done a cross state analysis to try to determine if these practices an increase in registration. thatwere all put on notice there were states like north carolina, has -- such as virginia where the black registration rate went up in virginia did not have same-day registration, precinct voting and early voting. it was our contention of the preliminary injunction states that they

certainly judge schroeder found that it wasn't. there are a couple premises in your question i have to challenge. there is a correlation between same-day registration and 17 days of early voting and out of precinct voting and an increase in the black partisan --black participation ration. i have never been in a trial with more experts that came from mit and harvard. and all of these zealots have done what is called a cross state analysis where they give opinions on whether election practices are because of the increase in turnout registration. and they have all done them. at the primary intention stage, none had done a cross state analysis. virginia did not have same-day registration and outer precinct voting and 17 days early voting. it was our contention at the primary injunction stage they proved they -- they failed to prove any causal link and the increase in participation from african-americans. so we went to trial. we had the benefit of the 2014 election. the plaintiff said, you can't rely on one election. is the only one we

this goes back to the test this court has opted, where you redirect to judge schroeder, directing -- that the discriminatory burden needs members of opportunity and members of, other members participate in the process and have a candidate of their choice. if you read the briefs that the from has filed, they drop their citation to your text, the phrase less opportunity. and other members to participate in the process. so that was the key inquiry, you do not get to the societal conditions that are part of your second test until the plaintiff proves the first part, which is that the challenged election process imposes a burden that results in less opportunity for members of the affected class. and judge schroeder applied that, making detailed findings, that plaintiffs had failed to carry their burden. judge motz: in a section to submission isyour that you have to demonstrate ,ore burden than you would section two intent case for example. a pre-constitutional case, because tied into -- you do not have that direct evidence and you need the indirect evidence. isn't that your submission? th

henry talked about he was in the parking lot, standing next to bill schroeder when he was hit.he said he happened to be looking at him and he said, 190-pound guy, lifted him off his feet and carried him how to the air back, which tore me apart. ray, told you, who was sitting in there, trying to -- in the crisis communication center, describes it, trying to make sense of chaos and communicate that to the people in the administration in the restaurant. chuck ayers. pretty well-known from the comic strip, "crank shaft." told the steer, he had been out photographing and decided when the guard starts matching back up the hill that the excitement is over, that the kid have won, retreat is on, so he rushes back to the kent stater, to turn in his film. and he get thursday there, just starting to get his film out, and a kid comes rushing in, a freshman, and says -- he has a dog with him probably and goes under a desk and holds the dog and starts crying. again. still get tearful. william, a vietnam veteran and student, told another story. he knew what it looked like when somebody bled ou

they dropped the number of days from 17 to 10 because as judge schroeder found under the prior law there have been gamesmanship on the early voting sites. they were placed in areas that favor democratic voters and the judgment of factual finding on that. the reason why the legislature cut the days was one of the reasons they wanted to have equal treatment and all counties same day same hours. >> isn't that kosher to a rational basis? isn't an actual motive on engaging. >> your honor honestly think the rational basis issue is a completely different question. >> i need to articulate. i'm not trying to make the case one way or the other but that i think is critical and critical determination is whether the trial judge do in applying the law? if he didn't apply to the law correctly then we have a problem , problem outside of whether the facts are there so my question to you is the standard of review that the trial judge applied here, it seems to me it's more than a rational basis review and if it was tell me was -- would that have been or was it correct? >> your honor i think it's a differen

i want to thank kevin schroeder, keith shriller -- keith schiller. he's becoming more famous than me. your police chief has done a antastic job in the blend. -- in cleveland. in terms of some of the folks david gilbert, joe roman, chris conner, chris kelly. these people are all here. don't bother. you don't have to come up and speak. beth money. where is brian jack? brian. what a job you did, brian. ok, that's all. now you can leave and go to the next location, brian. hillary's trying to pick her vice president as fast as possible because she wants to take away a little of the success we had at this convention. this convention has been a tremendous success. if you turn on television, you turn on some of the dishonest media you will see, this appened and that happened. what happens? somebody got booed out of this place by thousands and thousands of people. not one person in the room. and then they said, there may not be unity. there wasn't one person in the room including the texas delegation, right? honestly, he may have ruined his political career.

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period before they decided to enforce photo id and they have mandated, as found by judge schroeder, an educational campaign to try to educate people on photo id and help them get a photo id. they got the information and they took appropriate steps to do something about it. judge wynn: thank you. mr. peters? alexander peters: thank you. i am alexander peters of the deputy attorney general's office. i think it might be simpler conceptually, what i want to make sure the court is aware of is factual consideration. the general election is 20 weeks from today, so i want to make sure the court is aware of what will happen in those 20 weeks. i can't take it by each of the mechanisms we are talking about, the preregistration, out of precinct voting, photo id and early voting. was the plaintiffs said partially right, but partially incorrect. plaintiffs do not administer elections, so it would be understandable that they do not have quite the information. when it comes to preregistration, same day registration, out of precinct balloting and photo id, all of those things are handled in the electri

pat schroeder whose idea this was -- what a fabulous leader she was, we walk over, about seven of usand the rest of the women, there hardly were any are staying in the house and doing one minute on the floor to talk about it. we are walking over there and we get up to the top of the steps and we knock on the door because it's lunchtime and you know when we have those comforts -- conference lunches where in their public democratic senators all men except for barb mikulski actually she wasn't there then i don't think. i don't think -- she was there, the only one. the democratic caucus knocked on the door and they peek out, a woman hi, hi we say. we are seven from the house democratic women if they want to come in and speak with the senators. at the minimum -- oh no he said. he said why? he said we don't let strangers in the senate. i wrote another book called strangers in the senate a long time ago. we said what he talking about? we are women in the house. between us we have over 100 years of experience. we just want to talk to the senators about reopening. don't take offense she says.

which is my favorite photo in this book and it's the picture of you leaving and, of course, patricia schroeder as well but you areed the first one of course leading the women up the stairs whilet you're running for senate i think, the seat opened up in california. claims, since going on. the anita hill stuff starts coming up about the supreme court nominee clarence thomas, and you the house women decide that hearing needs to be opened again. there's this photo of your leading the women at the stairs of the senate. guess that i'll tell you something. when i look at that photo i look at all of us and they see uptight. i see a focus, determination. the photo captured the moment, and some photos do. you think back to iconic photographs. for me this was a symbol of equality. we were going over there to see look, you have a professor who, she's intelligent, she's flawless in her history, and she is saying that, in fact, she was sexually harassed by the nominee to the supreme court. and the guys in the senate, and let me be clear, there wasn't one woman on the judiciary committee, and just for fun, y

district court judge thomas schroeder says lawyers will be ready for trial by leak october or early novemberalso set a hearing for august on motions to block enforcement of the rest on law that requires transgendered people to use the same restroom at the gender on their birth certificate. debate over the law could have a big influence on the state's election of a governor. >> pam: we are tracking breaking news in france. when we return! >> steve: (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> reporter: that breaking knows is of france. we are hearing that the truck went on for more than 1 mi. accelerate intentionally running over people. >> justine the truck driver is dead and we sure that the truck there it was complete lee field with grenades--was completely filled with grenades. >> justine again, 77 people are dead after a night of horror. and witnesses are telling a night of horrific cries and screams. >> justine i am just being waldman kron 4 news at 8 >> pam: thank you, justine. >> pam:more news >> reporter: back

i want to thank kevin schroeder, keith shiller, become famous. he's becoming more famous than me.thank -- and, again, your police chief has done a fantastic job. in cleveland. done a fantastic job. in terms of some of the folks, david gilbert. where is david? david around some place? joe roman. chris connor. chris kelly. these people are all here. don't bother. you don't have to come up and speak, okay? beth mooney. where is brian jack? brian jack. boy, brian. brian! what a job you did, brian. okay, that's all. now you can leave, go to the next location, brian. go to the next location. hillary strin, the picker of vice president as fast as possible. because she wants to take away a little of the success we had at this convention. this convention has been a tremendous success. you know, people -- if you turn on television, you -- you turn on some of the dishonest media, you'll see that, oh, wow. this happened and that happened. what happened? you know. somebody got booed the hell out of a place by thousands and thousands of people. there wasn't one person in the room -- not one. an

>>> we talk to actor ricky schroeder.reshing tuna tsarnaev from scar -- tartare. >> this is great day washington. leary. >> i'm markete sheppard. we are your host of great day washington along with daryl green. >> hi, daryl green. >> how are you? >> fine, thanks for asking. did you have a good 4th of july. >> i did. went to a few movies. saw tarzan. >> how way that. >> my brother-in-law had it up so high it was a little -- he oversold me but i still enjoyed it. >> did you take the grandkids. >> no, just me and the wife. we get to do stuff sometimes. >> a date. you went out on a date. i got to sometime. my every i spent the weekend with my family. my husband is 2. we have 20 years before we get to go on date night. we got temperature tore area tattoos. sorr it's removable. >> i have a temporary one on my middle back. >> that's not morning tv friendly. >> whatever. hey, this advertise. some say the fastest man in nfl history is this man to my left, darrell green. i'm sorry, darrell, it's joey chestnut. he broke a record jul

i want to thank kevin schroeder, keith shriller -- keith schiller.hief has done a fantastic job in the blend. cleveland. david gilbert, joe robin -- joe roman, chris kelly. where is brian jack? brian. what a job you did, brian. ok, that's all. now you can leave and go to the next location, brian. hillary's trying to pick her vice president as fast as possible because she wants to take away a little of the success we had at this convention. this convention has been a tremendous success. youou turn on television, turn on some of the dishonest media you will see, this happened in that happened. what happens? out of this booed place by thousands and thousands of people. and then they said, there may not be unity. there wasn't one person in the room including the texas delegation, right? honestly, he may have wrote his political career. i feel so bad. he will come and endorse over the next little while. he has no choice. what difference does it make? i don't want his endorsement. ted, stay home, relax, enjoy yourself. just a couple of things. they gave me

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think the most informed point i can make is that we disagree with the plaintiffs position that judge schroeder did not apply the test of this quarter to give it in its preliminary injunction hearing. we believe that he religiously applied that test. then he made extensive findings of fact and concluded that based upon these extensive findings of fact the plaintiffs had not , carried their burden. by proving either of the prongs 2 testsection to test -- the court laid out. judge wynn: my understanding is helpful, to specifically indicate the claim that you are talking about. are you talking about section two results, or the general claim? i get your point in terms of the overall view. in terms of the analysis that we take here and what was presented on the other side, at least from my perspective, to get the position on those. mr. farr: yes sir, your honor. i am talking about the section two claimant this point. judge wynn: you're talking about section two results? if i get to that, i will talk about your but i think

i want to thank kevin schroeder, keith shiller. become famous. he's becoming more famous than me. done a fan -- police chief has done a fantastic job in cleveland. done a fantastic job. [applause] in terms of some of the folks, david gilbert, where's david? david around someplace? joe roman, chris connor, chris kelly, these people are all here. don't bother, you don't have to come up and speak, okay? [laughter] seth mauney. where's brian jack? brian jack. boy, brian -- [cheers and applause] brian, what a job you did, brian. [applause] okay, that's all. now you can leave, go to the next location, brian. [laughter] [applause] go to the next location. hillary's trying the to pick her vice president as fast as possible because she wants to take away a little of the success that we had at this convention. this convention has been a resuccess. you know, people -- [applause] if you turn on television, you turn on some of the dishonest media, you'll see that oh, well, this happened and that happened. what happened? [laughter] you know, somebody got booed the hell out of a place by thousan

i want to thank kevin schroeder, keith schiller. become famous. he's becoming more famous than me.again, your police chief has done a fantastic job in cleveland, done a fantastic -- and we have -- in terms of some of the folks. david gilbert. where's david? david around some place? joe roman. chris conner. chris kelly. these people are all here. don't bother, you don't have to come up and speak. beth moony. where's brian jack. brian jack. boy brian. brian what a job you did, brian. all right, that's all. now you can leave, go to the next location, brian. go to the next location. hillary's trying to pick her vice president as fast as possible because she wants to take away a little of the success we had at this con convention. this convention has been a tremendous success. you know, people, if you turn on television, you turn on some of the dishonest media, you'll see that, oh, wow, this happened and that happened. what happened? you know? somebody got booed the hell out of a place by thousands and thousands of people. there wasn't one person in the room. not one. and then they said

last leader of germany before angela merkel, the current leader, was a man named schroeder, and he was a member of the social democratic party in germany. the left wing under a very, very charismatic leader, which was important, a man named oskar lafontaine, withdrew from the socialist party in order--excuse me--to found this new party the die linke. thehe other part of the die linke is the party that used to be the dominant party in what was east germany. you know, the east german and west german separation ended, and the two countries were unified early in the 1990s. so there's now one germany again, there aren't two, but in the east, which was a communist part of the eastern european block, that party was called the socialist unity party, sed, sozialistische einheitspartei, and that party dissolved, but large numbers of it moved also into this linke. so it's a coalition. in the eastern part--this is something americans tend n n to know f for reasons having to do with our newspapers and our media--in eastern europe, in eastern germany the mass of people still vote for that party. so