unit members and myself, e.c. staff, will be meeting with the lineups of shifts of officers before they hit -- right before they hit the streets to give them crash courses in a.b.c. and entertainment permit information. >> so to staff, is there a way that within the next few months we can talk to p.d. and not necessarily with the permit officers during the day, but with the nighttime liaisons, the entertainment industry, which i think most stations have now, that we can have a meeting with them so that they actually get out there and meet the club owners and let them know that they're there so that they feel more confident that they can call 911 instead of being penalized for calling 911? because that is still out there. in people's heads. that they're going to be penalized. >> if i can answer, i think that when we get that list of entertainment liaisons which we don't have yet, we can absolutely do what you're saying. but part of what was mentioned, that won't happen probably until after the first of the year at

so in that way the process that the e.c. staff, that we have created in working throughout first there being some warning before we cite has been in place and it's working. we will continue on that path. on the incident list you'll see for the minor list, i won't recap every incident but hustler club, murphy's bar, elephant and castle bar, i have no idea how to pronounce that. anyway. it only came to us because it actually was the bubble lounge next door that called in the incident and was able to get a police response. so it was nonentertainment related but it was a club that was being a good neighbor to its area and was able to stop a crime from proceeding and bring in police to address the issue. the particler, show girls, another incident on broadway and kearney which is not really surprising. it's a busy intersection. and gino. on the major list, incident list, we had an incident at little darlings of a robbery. basically someone distribute night deposit's being robbed. atmosphere, we had a fight. cocomo's we had aggrav

working with someone regarding an establishment that doesn't have an e.c. permit, we got a report that there was a fight there. we are looking into that. i'm not going to go into the location. after we deal with it, then we will make that. any comments or questions? >> i have one question. >> all right. >> when he writes the citation, if it is in your district, does he inform you of that, or is there any kind of communication that takes place between you and the police department? >> he is very good at communicating. he is either faxing me things or making a direct phone call for me. it is extremely helpful to work with the staff. >> cool. >> ok. thank you. any public comment on the police report? next item, commissioners comments and questions. >> just me. i attended the police swearing-in ceremony today. a couple of friends got promoted, and it was a very moving ceremony, and it was dedicated to alex, bagen, the former police chief who died suddenly of a heart attack. i wanted to tell you all that, that that happened today. >> thank you. my only comment i

but but i hope that with the growth of the whole of the melbourne discussion of the east view these e.c. will not be as accurate as it is now how many developing countries you know the road interest at the moment to. implement a joint moment she stuck to g. among these emerging. i think the answer is yes about i think this should happen within the four g. twenty mechanism because there's no reason for any specific group developed convery of or emerging markets to create their own models to bring their own ideas less their greed. train to the rest of the. world nations german chancellor angela merkel we've seen something to think protectionism as being among one of the biggest challenges to face the global economy what do you make of that and what would you someone just being among the biggest. it's always i mean crisis always leads to more protection and that's the number one i would say so from this point of view there's nothing unusual. that recent rise as a lead to the same situation either in the currency field or in the trade field yes i think be also used to liberalize the decor t

sounds they were released later on but that actually led to the dollar fall in relationship between the e.c. and mosco and that relationship has been going downhill there was also the south the city in georgian war off two thousand and eight in which russia of course supported south the city and afterwards diplomatic ties between moscow and for the sea were broken georgia's opposition leaders are saying that this also could be a way to try and put pressure on them because at the in the middle of the there were some opposition rallies scheduled to be held and of course that may be a way that georgian government is trying to tell the georgian opposition be quiet or else you will also be accused of espionage because this actually happens to be a rather frequent case in georgia as of late. i think the really good reporting more political analyst things the georgian president may be trying to provoke an angry response from russia but could turn political balance in his favor. if you'll put yourself in the shoes of saakashvili he is really in a very difficult situation he cannot attack south or s

nothing to say to this site other critics say that if bill e.c. wants to outlaw all things a soviet then it means outlawing the communist party as well a prospect which doesn't go down well with party members. of those in the un to not of their polity this is yet another step in an anti people policy which our government is conducting this is an attempt to rewrite history the situation in the country is critical really saying openly that it was better to live under socialism and in the current system the government is just trying to show the west that they belong there. aside from making everything hammer and sickle related illegal the plans would also tighten control over money transfers anyone receiving more than thirteen thousand dollars must name the source of that income. not as it was based in total control over money transfers. overseas but only from russia. and that money with. the straight rights tools at the time the turnaround regime. who knows if georgia's parliament has its way this to move the old soldier a soviet symbol in itself co

the bass thing is -- that was one of the biggest things that we as the e.c. staff brought to the table was hey, you got to include bass into this. you can't be left out. which they have embraced fully. so absolutely. commissioner meko: ok. thanks. >> jocelyn, i just might add that in your pursuit of coordinating some type of educational process or interaction between the clubs and the police department, you moot want to check into the monthly -- you might want to check into the monthly meetings they already have at most police stations and might bring the clubs in on that, the permit officers will probably be there. as well as members of the public. and you can address the issues there and it's already agendaized and scheduled. it might save you a lot of time and motion. something worth checking out. it may not work. i don't know. ok. anything else? any public comments on the director's report? seeing none, the next item i believe is going to be police department comments and questions. and fellow commissioners, i just move this in the agenda because it seems

think but but i hope that with the growth of the all of them in the discussion of these east view these e.c. will not be as accurate as it is now german chancellor angela merkel recently someone sitting protectionism as being among one of the biggest challenges to face the global economy what do you make it fast and what would you someone just being among the biggest thing that's always i mean crisis always leads to more protection means. number one i would say so from this board view there's nothing unusual that recent cries as a lead to the same situation either in the currency field or in the trade field. yes i think be also used to liberalize the economy to liberalize the world trade to liberalize the world economy i think that that's the correct way to proceed now what do you make of the us this recent announcement over the weekend six hundred billion dollar round of wants to be using. and how will it be to affect team think developing a common i agree that's probably had to stop. the government supporting measures will they call them in it's too early and i think the russian governmen

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next max kaiser and coast e.c. herbert take a look at the case of a u.s. credit card company accused of setting up a fake court and judge to force debtors to pay up it's coming your way next in the kaiser report. max kaiser and this is the kaiser report you know back in the one nine hundred sixty s. they used to say question. now nobody questions anybody's authority let's talk to states you're going to get more details days in every x. way you can see this in the first headline fake judges use fake deputies to collect fake debts in fake courts that's right the attorney general of pennsylvania is suing you know credit america incorporated for allegedly using civil subpoenas to summon consumers to a fake courtroom which allegedly contained furniture and decorations similar to those use an actual court offices including a raised bench area where a fake judge would be seated two tables and chairs in front of the bench for attorneys and defendants a simulated witness stand and seating for spectators and legal books on the bookshelves it was all fake in order to

e.c. thomas who's a consulting petro physicist. and steve lewis with 40 years of field experience in drilling operations in various places. i want to start by talking a little bit about deep water and what makes deep water different and special with mr. thomas. mr. thomas, what do you do for a living? >> i'm a consulting petrophysicist. >> and can you tell us a little bit about your experience in the oil industry? >> i've worked as a research petrophysicist, then management of that department. then i went to new orleans to be a field engineer and then i served as the leader of those sections. i went to head office training and taught petrophysics in both the beginning, intermediate and advanced sessions. and then went to head office to be a technical advisor to the vice president of technology. >> does your experience include deep water experience? >> yes, it does. >> i'm going to put up again the slide that we showed yesterday orienting people to what deep water might actually mean. so do you agree generally with this picture of w

the e.c. s, has differed at no. 4. the top number of teams are guaranteed a spot in the championship. >> the raiders are playing for a winning record but could not get it done. rep tarski got to start over campbell to a intersection's defeating the raiders' 33 to 17. the raiders are 5 in 6 on the season. showing you some video from houston. audrey johnson and quarterback and again rejected after a fierce fight. look at that he rips the helmet off of andrea johnson who gets on the ground. starts during a few punches. the two were kicked at the game. there will be a stiff fine for both of them. by the way texas won the game. world leaders and celebrities are calling for action to seven tigers are frosave the tigers from extinction. >> a could be the last chance to save this majestic predator. despite decades of conservation efforts and by mental state the global population of tigers has plummeted to dangers lows. just over 3000 of the big cats are left in the wild. of hundred thousand a denture ago. this is an absolutely

. >> e.c. 80 est not know about this facility before it was shown to the doctor. >> we presented specific concerns to north korea as far back as 2002. about its pursuit of enrichment capability. i never see how you could reach that conclusion. i'm not going to talk about what we do or did not know prior to these scientists. >> i'm not going to talk about intelligence matters at the moment. >> [unintelligible] has there been any negotiation as far as the deployment of u.s. nukes in -- what effect might that have on the negotiations with iran? >> these are two different countries and to different situations. >> he seemed reasonably confident that they have not got any outside assistance. prior to that, have they gotten outside assistance because some reports suggest this could be up pakistan the origin. >> is very difficult to answer that without the intelligence. >> [unintelligible] >> its very difficult for us to get inside the minds of the north korean leadership. >> the ambassador said the doors to 6 party talks is still open. >> our policy remains the same as it was last week. we want

e.c. thomas, consulting petrophysicist. yesterday to experience in the field. charlie williams, chief scientist for well engineering and production technology for shell, and steve lewis, four years of field experience in drilling operations in areas places that i want to start by talking a little bit about deepwater and what makes deepwater different, special, with mr. thomas. mr. thomas, what do you do for a living? >> i may consulting petrophysicist. >> and can you tell us all little bit about your experience in the oil industry? >> i worked as a research physicist, then management of that department, then i went to new orleans to be a field engineer and then i served as the leaer of those sections, went ahead office training and taught petrophysics in both beginning, intermediate and advanced sessions. and then went to head office to be a technical advisor to the vice president of technology. >> is your experience including deepwater experienced? >> yes, it does. >> i'm going to put up against the slide that we should yesterday, orienting people to what deep

we are pleased to welcome the ceo of warner and e.c.nd you are not feeling well and may have to leave early, but we appreciate you hanging in here. mr. tom rutledge and mr. chase kerry and mr. charles segers thank you all for being here. mr. britt, would you lead off and we'll go down the line? >> good afternoon. i want to thank you for invite ing me here today and i want to express my appreciation to members of congress who recognize the regime is fundamentally broken and in they'd of reform. i'll focus on three points to demonstrate why reform is needed. first, congress created retransmission concept 18 years ago as a property right to subsidize free over the air broadcasting, but much has changed since that time. when retransmission concept was first created, broadcasters and able operator each enjoyed local monopolies, and as a result they came from equal positions of strength and with a shared interest on reaching an agreement. this produced a process that was essentially invisible to the public, but retransmission concept negotiat

e.c. thomas, consulting petrophysicist. yesterday to experience in the field. charlie williams, chief scientist for well engineering and production technology for shell, and steve lewis, four years of field experience in drilling operations in areas places that i want to start by talking a little bit about deepwater and what makes deepwater different, special, with mr. thomas. mr. thomas, what do you do for a living? >> i may consulting petrophysicist. >> and can you tell us all little bit about your experience in the oil industry? >> i worked as a research physicist, then management of that department, then i went to new orleans to be a field engineer and then i served as the leader of those sections, went ahead office training and taught petrophysics in both beginning, intermediate and advanced sessions. and then went to head office to be a technical advisor to the vice president of technology. >> is your experience including deepwater experienced? >> yes, it does. >> i'm going to put up against the slide that we should yesterday, orienting people to what dee

we are pleased to welcome the ceo of warner and e.c. and you are not feeling well and may have to leave early, but we appreciate you hanging in here. mr. tom rutledge and mr. chase kerry and mr. charles segers thank you all for being here. mr. britt, would you lead off and we'll go down the line? >> good afternoon. i want to thank you for invite ing me here today and i want to express my appreciation to members of congress who recognize the regime is fundamentally broken and in they'd of reform. i'll focus on three points to demonstrate why reform is needed. first, congress created retransmission concept 18 years ago as a property right to subsidize free over the air broadcasting, but much has changed since that time. when retransmission concept was first created, broadcasters and able operator each enjoyed local monopolies, and as a result they came from equal positions of strength and with a shared interest on reaching an agreement. this produced a process that was essentially invisible to the public, but retransmission concept negoti