of 72 hours of application, if it occurs on a friday or a weekend day or on a holiday, the licensee shall remove the graffiti within 72 hours following the beginning of the next weekday. the interior lighting should be sufficient to make easily appearance of all patrons in the portion of the premises where alcoholic beverages are sold, served delivered or consumed. the exterior of the premises shall be equipped with lighting

this is the licensee at the site. and i am just going to show you this mr. williams. >> this is the document that you just received today? >> that i received today, we asked him to provide some proof that it is a financial service more than a business profession office and as a result we called the client who sent us this. let me just state on the other subject that in my experience, when the back of the building department permit is stamped or written on, and the box that it is written on says planning department, it is the planning department box that it is generally a planner who writes it in there. and the planner had at his or her access, the complete building permit history for the site, it is on-line. and the building permit history for the site i think is looked at by the planner and it could have been looked at and it would make it clear that the existing use is not office, and the fact that the contractor puts the word office in the box called existing use, simply means that the contractors in most part are not as educated as architects and land us

number two, no noise shall be audible under area of the control of the licensee on form 257. the sale of alcoholic beverages for consumption off the premises is strictly promibted. >> the petitioners shall maintain the area free of litter over the areas of which they have control on form 257. loitering is defined as to stand aimlessliness and it is prohibited on any sidewalks or property adjacent to the licensed premises under the control of the licensee as depicted on abc form 257. number six, graffiti shall be removed from the premises and all parking lot under the control of the licensee of 72 hours of application, if it occurs on a friday or a weekend day or on a holiday, the licensee shall remove the graffiti within 72 hours following the beginning of the next weekday. the interior lighting should be sufficient to make easily appearance of all patrons in the portion of the premises where alcoholic beverages are sold, served delivered or consumed. the exterior of the premises shall be equipped with lighting and power to illuminate the appearance and conduct of all persons

plus on licensees. censees.e un-li the internet operates -- it would feel this effort for there to be global regulation of the internet. ironically, some companies that push for net neutrality like google, have thousands of miles of servers and routers and data services. i also described at&t and verizon. from an engineering perspective, some of these tech companies look just like telecom companies. the telecom companies are this close to being regulated as a monopoly service. if he did that in the u.s. under title 2 -- if we do that in the u.s. under title 2, it would be catastrophic for the internet. >> unfortunately we are out of time. robert mcdowell, we appreciate you being here. todd shields from bloomberg. >> thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> c-span brought to you as a public service

within 72 hours of the application, if it occurs on a friday or a weekend day or holiday, the licensee shall remove it within 72 hours following the beginning of the next week. number 6, the exterior of the premises shall be equipped with lighting with power to eliminate and make easy the appearance of all of the persons or about the premises. the position of such lighting will not disturb the normal privacy of any neighbor residences, no noise shall be audible beyond the area under the control of the licensee as defined on abc form 257. number 8. the interior lighting maintained there in, shall be sufficient to make easily decertainable the appearance of all patrons in the portion of the premiseses where the alcoholic beverages are sold or delivered or consumed. >> the petitioner shall utilize electronic surveillance and equipment to be able to be viewed the outside of the premises including all entrances and exit and that is monitored and recorded. this electronic surveillance shall be utilized during the operating hours, said electronic and recordings shall be kept 30 days and shall

we serve virtually every american through 170 licensees and operating 360 stations. >> how do you find it? >> it is a little bit complex. the corporation for public and unityng housas service grants for each of our stations. -- community service grants for each of our stations. the further away from the big cities you get, the more rural you get. the percentage of the grant can get up to one percent or 50% -- 40% or 50%. that is the basic grant. forave about a 6-1 ratio private donations from corporations and foundations and state governments and viewers like you. federaly dollar of invested, we generate another six dollars in nonfederal act to the. -- activity. >> if a station cannot raise money privately, does he go off the air? increase the donation? is a sliding kind of formula here you a larger stations need less. the grant is less of a factor than it is a more rural stations. we have a universal service fccirement than under regulations. we are obliged to provide our service to everyone whether it is an economic winter are not. we serve native american reservations in the most ru

the licensee should provide one security personnel on the exterior of the premises. the interior should be staffed appropriately to control the patrons and stop the disturbances. the special events should be staffed at one security guard per 75 patrons. further licensee agrees to honor the request of law enforcement if additional security becomes necessary. number eleven, there shad be no advertising signs on or from the visible exterior or indicating the availability of alcoholic beverages. and 12, the petitioner shall utilize a electronic surveillance that is able to view all outside, including all entrances and exits and actively monitored and recorded. this shall be utilized during operating hours. said electronic recording shall be kept at least 30 days and be made available to the police department upon demand. i met with the applicant and his consultant and they discussed and agreed to the above conditions. thank you. >> thank you very much inspector, why don't we open it up to public comment. and actually i have cards here on item number two. we have here ran

they have to yield the right of way, so to speak, to licensees. so if you are having sort of one company or a lot of companies build sort of proprietary networks in an unlicensed band, that doesn't really work because there's some licensee somewhere that can override that. if you think back when you were a kid you might have had a walkie-talkie, that was unlicensed, and you could hear the neighbor kids who also had walkie-talkies. or a baby monitor. that's all unlicensed. or kids who play pranks with garage door openers, walk over to the neighbor's garage and open the door and close it and stuff as a prank. so all that illustrates how chaotic it can be and how interference can result through unlicensed. so that's why you need to be very careful about how you approach this, and i think a mix of license, have as much license as you can, but in those gaps i think there's a very robust opportunity for unlicensed. i think it's very exciting, and it could be a win/win. of. >> host: is that the general feeling at the fcc? >> guest: i think there's mixed

pvh had a ton of success in the past buying up the licensees and operating more efficiently.etting the brand back together. while the company beat the street's earnings estimates, nothing new there, off $1.50 basis, higher than expected revenues, terrific. also had some cautionary statements about the integration of warnico. might disappoint some. we'll find out more about the quarter and whether we should be concerned about the impact of this now closed acquisition of the company's outlook. manny, how are you? >> nice to see you. >> have a seat. >> thank you. >> all right. you've been on the show many times and it's always been better than expected, and this quarter's better than expected. you did have cautionary comments about the outlook for an acquisition and i know we champion because i think you can run it much better than it's being run. is this a speed bump? is this guide down, an indication this was a worse business than you thought? >> it's two things, jim. it's really 2003 for us will be a major transition year. really making investments to position ourself for lon

she's an active licensee in florida. they haven't frozen her license.ever, i believe when she is presented again and she does have a fight lined up there, i believe they will probably ask to have these transgender policies put into place so she can be tested adequately to make sure the health and safety of both fighters is set. >> do you think other fighters who find themselves in erica's position, do you think they're going to agree to go in the ring with fallon? >> it remains to be seen. i think it was a shock in the first couple of days because we've never had a transgender t athlete come out in mixed martial arts. at first there was hesitation. i know that a ufc fighter came out saying i would have no problem fighting fallon. i think it's just a new concept. i think as information is being disseminated, i suspect and i hope that other female athletes will want to fight fallon because she's a worthy opponent. >> the issue here is people wondering, critics, they wonder if there's an advantage, of course, that fallon fox having been born a man even tho

. >> different licensee for every device? >> want to get a license, you can use it. you can install the app -- once you get a license, you can use it -- you can install the app. you can't have it on on more than one device at one time. >> one of the exhibitors here in las vegas is a company called healthy spot. steve is the ceo and founder. what does your company do? >> our vision is to create access to health care throughout the country. a brillianthave experience with healthcare, which is unlike what you have had. >> how do you use technology to do that? >> we encompass a lot of technology, which is why the consumer electronics show was interesting. we encompass software connectivity, all combined in a package that is wrapped up to focus on getting you healthy and having a great experience. about everything you see walking through the show, there's a little bu bit of it in health spot. >> you just won an award? >> we did, popular science future product of the year. .t is an honor we worked fairly hard to understand consumers and their needs in healthcare, and the f

lawful business is prohibited to the business adjacent to the licenses under the control of the licenseebc form 257. on february 19th, of 2013, jay mcfear son was contacted on behalf of the applicant and agreed with the recommended conditions. >> thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> why don't we open it up to public comment. >> if there is any member of the public who would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> supervisor weiner? >> thank you, i am in full support. this is really 2001 market is a superb project in general and i know that the whole foods is a welcome addition. it will provide some competition with the safeway across the street which is in sore need of that competition in terms of its customer service levels. and i just want to know one thing, in terms of the data that the police typically rely on, around these liquor licenses, one of them is the number of calls for service in the area and obviously i understand that the relevance of that. but this is one of those situations and this has what i am about to say has nothing to do with this specific license but

. >> o'brien: when y say a licensee, you are regulating dentists. >> dentists, dental hygienists and other auxiliary. >> o'brien: who regulates the corporations in this case? >> i don't know that anyone regulates a corporate dental practice per se. >> o'brien: so, in a way, you can only attack the problem indirectly. >> correct. i'm not going to argue with you that that's not frustrating, but that's... that is what we're responsible for addressing. >> o'brien: with little oversight of its corporate practices and intense demand from americans in need of dental care, aspen is expanding rapidly across the country. >> o'brien: tell me what the plans are. you're right now at 350 offices. where are you headed? global domination, right? >> no, i wouldn't say global domination, but we have... we do believe that there are communities across the country that are still, like warsaw, we know there are people, good, hardworking people trying to make ends meet in those markets, that need our care and need our services. we're in 22 states, and we have half a country to go. >> o'brien: of course, if

which will be distributed among the various licensees and stations that i've described. and so we have in fact taken about a 13% cut in our overall federal funding over the last two years and if the entire federal government had sustained the cuts that we sustained the budget would be $500 billion smaller than it is now. so we feel that we've made a significant contribution to deficit reduction and retirement of the federal debt within our own context. >> the impact of spending cuts on public television monday night. >> mr. secretary, we're going to put them down as undecided. mr. chairman, as i listen to those comments it struck me what a wonderful thing free speech is. >> that was the hearing where donald rumsfeld was making the argument for attacking iraq. what you didn't hear where questions that we had a chance to ask him is how much money is halliburton going to make from this war, how many u.s. soldiers will be killed in this war? how many iraqi civilians will die from this? and i would like those questions answered now by somebody like donald rumsfeld. >> more wi

roughlyy about 5% which equates to $22 million or so which will be distributed among the various licensees and stations that i have described. a 13% andken about are finding other the past few years. the entire federal government the cutsined a cut -- to be $500 million smaller. we feel we have made a substantial contribution to this within our own contacts. >> the impact of spending cuts and television. >> and next to the supreme court hears the first of two cases on the constitutionality on same- sex marriage. in the case of this, in the course -- the court considers the constitutionality of proposition 8 that passed in the november 8 elections, amending the constitution to recognize marriage as only between a man and woman in the state. the court is expected to get a decision by the end of the term in june. this is one hour and 20 minutes. >> we'll hear argument this morning in case 12-144, hollingsworth v. perry. mr. cooper? >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court -- new york's highest court, in a case similar to this one, remarked that until quite recently, it was

flows to new media, close to old media, to a lot of different places in old media not just broadcast licensees. so need to be careful to balance. >> there's no balance here. it says requires on air identification of the sponsors of advertisement. so does that mean you are a no? >> there are already both fcc rules and fcc rules regarding these sorts of things. so all the mouse print and the quick fast talk at the end of ads cover all of that. >> we just came to more than a billion dollars, probably two to $3 billion of outside ads from these undisclosed sources. so this is not a matter of, it's not an issue in front of the public. it's here. it's right now. what about you, ms. clyburn? >> i will look forward to working with you if there is anything that we have or have not done, or that you identified as deficient. we moved a long way in moving information that stations were previously keeping on premises to the airwaves. it may be opportunity for investigative work and the like of more clear. again, if there is anything we left out, if there's any ice not daughter i look forward to further eng