and also, i met with karin duruker over at central utah, sro collaborativive and met with her at her offices and toured her and we have a letter of support in the back of that binder. met with sham, and julie, i don't know her last night and she is the executive director and i think that she is creative director at counter pulse, and they ar

and also, i met with karin duruker over at central utah, sro collaborativive and met with her at her offices and toured her and we have a letter of support in the back of that binder. met with sham, and julie, i don't know her last night and she is the executive director and i think that she is creative director at counter pulse, and they are moving over to turk street and she also, and i toured them both in the facility as well and urban solutions and ilean has been by and lisa today talking about the coffee cart situation in the front and i spoke with lion's ballet as well as judy young and i have left her a message with the youth development and the letters that you will see in the back are from central city, sro collaborativive and we also have one from the show dogs and aeg live and the war field and let me switch back, so that i know exactly what we have in the back here. we also have one from alene from urban solutions and she went an e-mail and also one from david, james, valobos, from the community leadership alliance. we have a couple of letters pending, from neighbors, bec

central reserve members gather. janet yellin will be speaking and usually they utah that platform to make a report on policy. there could be a bidding war. dollar general wants to buy family dollar for $8.9 billion and three weeks ago i told you that dollar tree made a bid for family dollar. here comes dollar general swooping in with a higher after. so it looks like some consolidation is ahead. there is pressure at the low-end consumer market. and some of them are struggling to get together and drive growth, guys. >> there is the kale eating sarah eisen. thank you for being with us. >> bill clinton is in cahoots with a ruthless politician that we all hate to love. you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is, why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liber

central to the access issue. antiquatedthat its system allows patients to slip through the cracks ask makes it manage thessible to workload, this is why it's ripe with fraud and manipulation. veteran who contacted the v.p.w. -- utah his problems in he was told six months, then another six month. six month later he was informed he was disenrolled since he had not been seen in more than a year. to do better than this. this is why congress must provide the v.a. with the to acquire aessary modern scheduling and system.ent another veteran needed a seemingly routine knee surgery, v.a. was backlogged. what followed was a bureaucratic mess. after the outside provider the operation the veteran was quickly discharged and told that the hospital had no further responsibility, veteran and his care giver had to drive directly to proper. to receive medication and prosthetics needed for recovery. the v.a. may have been best suited to provide both, but this was not communicated to the veteran prior to the procedure. moreover the care giver reported that the nonv.a. facility was inflexible in providing basic assistance to a veteran who was clearly in pain while still in their care. this is why outsourced care is not a solution. v.