it's typed, legible. it has clear issues that need to be fixed. i don't understand the issues of not being able to read it. i have never had any offer from anyone at brick and mortar to come to my residence to do any kind of sound testing. mr. perkins acknowledges with the previous trial in the commission that he received citations. i don't think they were verbally called out. my understanding is that there were seven citations. in the previous recording he acknowledged he's received these citations. i don't understand why he said he's never seen them. we have only reached out to the entertainment commission. they are not hoisting themselves on brick and mortar. i personally called the police early on several times and didn't get a lot of traction there because they didn't handle permitting. we did some research on our own and figured out how to contact the entertainment commission. the next person is the one who made contact with the entertainment commission. the manager of brick and mortar has been shifting blame and has been posting flyers to t

he have a more legible version. i think that would be helpful. and then there was one that was not even filled out, i think. it just has a citation number on it. >> i'm not the inspector so i can't really vouch for that one. i know in our brief and when it was requested by the appellant's attorney that they were given the reason for those citations. >> i might be mist stating it. it might be just so light. that's the one. i think that's a legitimate complaint that i have heard. >> we can ask our inspectors to write harder. >> well, i don't know if this is the first time you have heard this complaint. >> i believe it's the first time that we've heard that complaint. it's my understand that go we have not had complaints before the citations were illegible from other venues. >> i'm talking about this particular one. >> yes. we ready -- read it in his brief. >> at the time you had the opportunity to respond, it includes what i can't even read. >> i don't think it was brought up at the hearing. the original hearing date

i'm legible with this bill. basically, i wanted to make sure this is decent when we're attentions federal express. i when you have a cycle score that's erratic i suspect the bill as well as for the - i spoke with them additional i speak in reimaginations for the complaints and however it will be submittal - for the bills to be paid by sending two american express and it will be - i will state in my entrance that i know how to take care of myself. i want to make sure that item is screened. however, i would like to a discuss one complaint. my h.r. clerk was complaining about a lady calling our office. i substantial received the application i did respond to her and i was happy and pleased with that office that i wanted to get this out the way. there was a legislative procedure about the notices and this was my homework >> excuse me. your time is up. >> okay. i appreciate that i want to make sure about before i enter i will i want to make sure this will be my only - >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening commis

death penalty trials and three have been convicted of war crimes and eighty six others are also in a legible reviews because they were cleared for release long ago while only were told to join eisenberg is one of the prisoners lawyers and he says that while parole hearings may be a welcome step toward shutting the facility down it's still not enough to make inmates stop their hunger strike which is now nearing its sixth month. in the case of these detainees the statement they're trying to make is stop our indefinite detention it's inhuman it's brutal half of us have been cleared of cleared for release let us go the only way they can express that is by hunger striking and it is very much getting the world's attention that's the purpose of it i believe international pressure i believe pressure from members of the senate and that's happened through letters written by senator feinstein senator durbin and next i hope pressure from the senate committee i hope all of this together will continue to put pressure on the president to do something positive about the problem that guantanamo bay has becom

egypt's army launches an anti-terrorist operation in sinai a word stream is now legibly joined by militant morsi supporters have been stepping up attacks on the military. ninety two people have been killed in overnight clashes an agent as a muslim brotherhood claims supporters of the ousted president are being targeted by the military with a shoot to kill policy. and there is concern the diplomatic push in syria could go down the drain as rebels mol arms shipments from backers and call for regime change despite agreeing to join a peace meeting. showing.

death penalty trials and three have been convicted of war crimes eighty six others are also in a legible for reviews because they were cleared for release long ago when it's have more on this now on the guantanamo plight from human rights campaigner carol grayson joining me live from the u.k. carol is this an effort to appease the critics to make it appear that there's some sort of legal path now being pursued at guantanamo because it's not clear that these parole hearings will actually make a decision on whether a prisoner should be released or not. it isn't etheridge but basically america has been abusing human rights for some time and has not been going along with with proper legal justice so i think this is basically the top show and we understand that eighty six of the inmates who have actually been cleared for release will not get these parole hearing so you do wonder why you're having these parole hearings because if somebody is cleared for release are still going to stay in jail. exactly i mean for example. a number of people that have been cleared for release such as shock or ar

reportedly took place on the third of may rockets struck a warehouse at damascus international airport and legibly containing surface to first surface to air missiles well just two days later massive blasts that were described as earthquake like shook the same military base that was targeted in january while on all occasions the attacks were justified as operations to wipe out iranian missiles bound for has been our amir autumn senior correspondent at israel's had its newspaper told my colleague rory sushi this month reported raid had the same intention. israel's defensive agenda of not clashing with syria but when a terrorist organization such as his beloved tries to get its hands on such a sophisticated missiles we have no current confirmation of direct hezbollah involvement we also know that these russian weapons were actually sold to syria more than two years ago now if indeed israel is involved in these airstrikes what's tell of eve's motivation here israel does not go out and preempt syrian missiles and it does so only when syria seems to be on the verge of transporting transferring those mi

egypt's army launches an anti-terrorist operation in sinai a work stream is now legibly joined by militant morsi supporters have been stepping up attacks on the military. ninety two people have been killed in overnight clashes an edge of as the muslim brotherhood claims supporters of the ousted president are being targeted by the military with a shoot to kill policy. and there is concern the diplomatic push in syria could go down the drain as rebels mall arms shipments from backers and call for regime change despite agreeing to join a peace meeting. germans are showing their wallets the n.s.a. spying program and their support towards whistleblowers edward snowden and bradley manning with demonstrations across the country and over forty cities join me peter all of the for more on this in a few moments. this is r g coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program. the egyptian army has started the a large scale and a terrorist operation in the sinai peninsula bordering israel having weapons are being deployed to the area works trimmest attacks on the military have been

egypt's army who launches an anti-terrorist operation in sinai work stream is now legibly joined by militant morsi supporters have been stepping up attacks on the military. ninety two people have been killed in over nine clashes and injured as the muslim brotherhood claims supporters of the ousted president are being targeted by the military with a shoot to kill policy. and there is concern the diplomatic push in syria could go down the drain as rebels mall arms shipments from backers call for regime change despite agreeing to join a peace meeting. germans are showing that. the n.s.a. spying program on their support tool is whistleblowers edward snowden and bradley manning with demonstrate.

korea's been facilitating the transfer of weapons and equipment to the syrian rebels with arms and legibly coming in from u.s. allies all across the region rebel fighters and mercenaries have also been granted safe passage or both ways across the border turkey has given key syrian political and military figures a platform for plotting their strategy against the syrian government now the cross border tension has seen several exchanges of mortar and artillery fire one of the sharpest escalations came when syria shot down a turkish reconnaissance plane just a year ago i do stay with us here on r.t. for more updates on this breaking news story throughout the day. for now on the program syrian state television has announced the army has discovered a rebel operated chemical lab packed with toxic substances the military claims they were destined to be packed into mortars and used to attack government forces in damascus it comes a week after the army found over two hundred eighty barrels of hazardous chemicals at a rebel hideout in a different city the syrian u.n. ambassador claimed it was potenti

island and gave them to columbia university with they exist to this day and most of them are quite legible. i could read the letters at the time in when they were imprisoned so that is a godsend to know the guy could have written the book without that. >> eight you for your presentation. very interesting. i thank you mentioned at some point along the way either had contact with some extent with abraham lincoln. >> relating to the reporters in late 1862 a battle near vicksburg where sherman said then and they were the down swing was horrible but thomas knox was there a reporter from the herald. rethink junius was missing battles in he was funny that way but knox wrote the dispatch to send it back incentive in the mail bag with the union army boats. general sherman thought they were spies and would have them take the reporters letters out of the mailbag and read them and he got mad at knox to have to court-martialed as a spy and was a confederate. so richard had a talent for the powerful people after fredericksburg you a back to washington since he got the petition to have those sign it in t

i would just say that it has been a work in progress for well over 40 years of me trying to have legible handwriting, and i suspect that will be a project that continues. >> mr. secretary, pleasure to have you on. >> pleasure to be with you, fareed. >>> up next, what in the world? why the country once called the world's most dangerous now has reason to be hopeful. we'll be right back. geoff: i'm the kind of guy who doesn't like being sold to. the last thing i want is to feel like someone is giving me a sales pitch, especially when it comes to my investments. you want a broker you can trust. a lot of guys at the other firms seemed more focused on selling than their clients. that's why i stopped working at my old brokerage and became a financial consultant with charles schwab. avo: what kind of financial consultant are you looking for? talk to us today. that your mouth is under attack, from food particles and bacteria. try fixodent. it helps create a food seal defense for a clean mouth and kills bacteria for fresh breath. ♪ fixodent, and forget it. >>> now for our "what in the world" segme

if they qualify under the under -- under the other legibility requirements, why it has grown, the economic factors others have concluded has a causal link in a regional center as opposed to a new commercial enterprise outside of a regional center, the job creation can be computed to include not only direct job creation, but indirect job creation. not necessarily just employees of the new commercial enterprise, but jobs that are created as a result of the new commercial enterprise. suppliers would be a perfect example. if a supplier increases its workforce by virtue of the new commercial activity and jobs are created that are attributable to the regional center, then that job creation is attributable to the capital investment and counts to the job creation requirement. this is where the toplex economic models assess potentials for job creations come into play and if one presented those to me, even though i this as a lawyer for many years, i would not know how to adjudicate them. they are extraordinarily complex and fall within the purview of that and that's why we have not the expertise to

if they qualify under the other legibility requirements, why it has grown, the economic factors otherscausal link because in a regional center as opposed to a new commercial enterprise outside of a regional center, the job creation can be computed to include not only direct job creation, but indirect job creation. not necessarily just employees of the new commercial enterprise, but jobs that are created as a result of the new commercial enterprise. suppliers would be a perfect example. if a supplier increases its workforce by virtue of the new commercial activity and jobs are created that are attributable to the regional center, then that job creation is attributable to the capital investment and counts to the job creation requirement. this is where the complex economic models to assess potentials for job creations come into play and if one presented those to me, even though i this as a lawyer for many years, i would not know how to adjudicate them. they are extraordinarily complex and fall within the purview of that and that's why we have not the expertise to bear. there's one additio