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m s n b c but villanova man gets fourteen years for predatory payday lending feds so this is villanova pennsylvania and apparently they're proud of their home grown man villanova man reputed lee known as the godfather of payday lending will spend more than a decade behind bars for scheming to collect millions an unlawful debt obtained from high interest loans according to federal authorities u.s. attorney william and mcsweeney said charles howland then seventy seven of the nobel was sentenced to fourteen years and federal prison and ordered to pay a two point five million dollars fine he was found guilty on seventeen counts. criminal conduct the government charged him in this indictment under the rico act two counts of conspiracy to violate the rico act one count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud wire fraud and money laundering two counts of mail fraud and aiding in betting three counts of wire fraud and aiding abetting so it's a pretty deep go it's one of the guys who basically is credited with engineering and innovating the payday lending market and predatory lending wow this is a feel good story yeah so this guy who's involved in this whole aisha's paid.

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constan -- konstin lee mccarthy walker warshell president clinch is excused and commissioner moss is expected. oh, commissioner moss is present. we have a quorum. the next item is item b, the oath. will all parties giving testimony today please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear that the testimony you are about to give is the truth to the best of your knowledge? thank you. you may be seated. next item is item c. approval of minutes. discussion of possible action to adopt the minutes for the meeting held on may 16th, 2018. is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> move to approve. >> second. >> clerk: there's a motion and a second. is there any public comment on the abatement appeals board minutes? seeing none, are all commissioners in favor? any opposed? the minutes are approved. our next item is item d. new appeal, order of abatement, case 6846. 2459 32nd avenue, san francisco. owner on record appellant samuel kwong, benny kwong, revoke the order of abatement due by delay caused by the planning department. the department has 7 minutes to present its case and the appellant as 7 minutes to present their case. if there is public comment for each person and

lee tells us where she sees the most growth and opportunity. uber gets a second chance in london. the details of their 15 month license to operate there. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: air bxiaomi, alibaba and grab are among 22 unicorns that have one thing in common, investments from gigi being capital. -- investments from the capital. the managing partner was the top woman on the list and number 10 overall in 2015. she sat down with tom mackenzie in shanghai is part of our venture chinese series to say where she sees the most growth coming in the chinese text sect or. >> -- tech sector. >> our focus is around the buying habits and changing. we call it e-commerce. this area includes companies by alibaba, what we are seeing in new innovation is off-line destruction. online companies are leveraging data from consumers to now put them off-line and online in terms of what they are buying. that is a big tease for us. online e-commerce integrating into off-line and distracting be off-line traditional experience. the second area is always around social. if you think about, sitting in the u.s. we always thought that if you fire facebook you're free. in china you can find a facebo

he spoke with utah senator mike lee, amend me barrett has one of the leading, how this would be interesting if she came on she would make the fourth woman on the court bhe one who is very conservative. do you think this would be a good pick for tpresident? if so, why. >> well, depends on what he's trying to do. we're not suref there's any particular cases or any ump wants to have overturned. i feel that warrettould not rule very differently from the other topics tha we've been made aware of. i'm not sure if this -- if him justan wng to put ace conservative j on the supreme court is a point of vant r vanity but i dh't think there's that separates barrett's juris prudence. >> i think a lot of peopleec ha been criticaause they're concerned she could be one of the justis who comes in and opposes --hey're a lot of talk about p trying toentially overturn roe v wa. and because she has made very clear what her thoughts are on that in the past even though she said she wouldn't rule to overturn precedence that was already set by the supreme court >> that'set somng that comes into play that's importan what conservative judges like to doea is lre pnc dceefdeinite