hearing on the merits in reethics complaint no. 19-131115 in the matter of lynette sweet and lynette sweet for supervisor 2010. respondents. >> chair renne, justin mainardi, acting executive director. this is the matter where the respondent had requested a continuance by 30 days, that you would grant them for next month. >> all right. >> so we have taken that off -- well, you can taken it off calendar, i should say. >> that will be on the agenda for october 26th? >> unless the parties were to settle, that is correct. and even in that case, well, yes. >> item no. 4, presentation by information technology officer -- >> i'm sorry, public comment on i. 3 before you move on. >> all right. >> the request -- speaking as an individual, the request to continue the matter, there weren't copies of that made available or the granting of that. was that done administratively? >> there is an email sent by the respondent's attorney to staff. staff communicated that to the chair. the chair granted that and there was a response and i'm not sure if it was done via email or not. >> maybe can i get copie

clara y teresa ayala psicologa del centro alcance empezamos con: la abogada lynette parker...ede recibir ayuda al reportar este tipo de crímenes? teresa: que tipo de terapia debe recir laspe sufren este tipo de maltrato? abogada parker: cmo se estn organizando a nivel local para ayudar a las victimas? teresa: a nivel para estas personas?s de ayuda abogada parker: el 18 habr una conferencia en este tema cul es el propsito de esta reunin? teresa: como psicologa que tipo de recomendacion puede dar ? queremos recordar a nuestros a alguien o es usd víctimae ce recursoscontrala tratade persone su lnea de ayuda y pueden marcar el 1 888 373 78 88 tambien pueden envr u texto 'help to be free'' al nmero 233733 y alguien de inmediato la como psicologa que tipo de recomendacion puede dar ? queremos recordar a nuestros televidentes que si usted conoce a alguien o es usted víctima de este crimen el centronacionalde recursos contrala tratade personas ofrece su lnea de ayuda y pueden marcar el 1 888 373 78 88 tambien pueden enviar un texto 'help to be free'' aln3 y alguien de inmediato la con

---hoy nos acompaÑa la abogada ''lynette parker'' de la escuela de derecho de la universidad de santaentro comunitario alcance empezamos con: la abogada lynette parker...dígano trfico humano? teresa: 1. que tipo de consecuencias pue enfrentar una persona privada de su libertad ? abogada parker cmo podemos reconocer a una persona que es vctima de trfico humano? teresa: quedan secuelas con estos maltratos? co pueden las victimas de trafico humano superar esta situacion? abogada parker: se estn reportando muchos casos e el rea de la baha? teresa una persona con esta tipoe cargaemo integrarse a la sociedad? queremos recordar a nuestros televidentes que si usted conoce a alguien o es usted víctima de este crimen el centronacionalde recursos contrala tratade personas ofrece su lnea de ayuda y pueden marcar el 1 888 373 78 88 tambien pueden envr utexto 'help to be free'' al nmero 233733 y alguien de inmediato la contactar para ayudarle. tambin le recordamos el telefono de servicios comunitar- 23 ===traff ope== li bug el presidente --en mxico. enrique peÑa nieto exigi a live bug juanfra-top v

. >> lynette is vice president of the new jersey child care association and also owns the future generation early learning center. the i-team asked what sort of scrutiny she faces as a licensed day care operator. >> you're making sure your staff child ratio is intact. you're attending a certain amount of staff training, you're making sure that health procedures are followed. >> she must pass inspections. the owners of apple montisory declined requests for an on-camera interview offering a statement instead. saying that the owners took immediate and definitive action. and that they have reviewed and reinforced training procedures. they have also fired five employees, including the two teachers in the videos. we called gomes and an attorney attorney -- >> a licensed facility, how much training does the staff get? are workers cpr setter certified? day care centers are supposed to have one care giver for every six children. and if the kids are younger, the ratio's more like 1-4. we shared some links with you on nbcnewyork.com. pei-sze pei-sze chang, news 4, new york. >> and if you have somethin

further out, up and up and probably get it by the end of the year and i think lynette is right.at strong and people think the fed will agree with that. >> you're saying people with skin in the game and put money down on this right now believe there will not be a hike coming out of the meeting. >> or probably not a hike. 25% chance is 1 in 4. entirely possible -- >> 25% is 1 in 4? >> yes, yeah. in general. totally specific. >> i don't think you have to get that complicated, though. you can look at what the fed said it wants. 25% unemployment. you want a good wage for americans. we haven't seen the wage growth we think the fed wants to see and probably growing u.s. economy. and that's kind of been shaky. we have been revising up, seeing anemic numbers and if the fed is not fulfilling the mandate, janet yellen doesn't care. >> you hear the term of full unemployment and two years away from that, what does that mean? >> we are fine with the employment. what we need to focus on now is wage growth. we need americans to make the money that makes the economy run. the u.s. economy is run

. >>> lynette saw its shares rise after the close after it noumsed it will buy the generic drug maker for more than $1 billion. shares surged as much as 20% in after hours trading. by the close, the stock was unchanged. for $47.29. >>> phillip morris's indonesian sarm reportedly gauging demand. the cigarette seller is reportedly in talks with investors and could start taking orders by the end of the month. the stock was 1% higher to 7870. >>> planet fitness posted late perngs beat expectations in its first report as a public company. sales were also better than analysts were expecting. the shares rose before falling back. at the close, the shares were up more than 1% to 18.50. >>> a federal judge in san francisco dealt a blow to uber by granding drivers class action status in an ongoing suit over classification. they want to be deemed as employees, not independent contractors as they are today. as kate rogers tells us, this is important cynic the independent contractor classification is key to uber. >> uber's will be the one to watch. it stands to greatly impact the economy model whic

. >> i sat with cassandra, peggy, lynette, and sam, at a table scattered with balls of yarn and knots. we tide, we talked, and in that moment i un stood pain can be transformed. for months now, lori lash err spins her wheel, as a volunteer at project home, where sister mary scullian has been transforming the cross of homelessness for decades. >> there is camel, there is yacks, there is goats. >> the wool of 14 animals has been spun into yarn, tide into knotts and woven, transformed into a stole, a gift, to pope francis. >> a stole, so that our holy father could wear all of our knots and struggles and lift them up in prayer and actually feel our knots and struggles. >> all at the table now, in the project home, the fire of their pain has brought wisdom. >> as i was thinking when i was tying the knots in a straight line, and i thought that sometimes as we go through these struggles on the path, and so i wanted to represent the loop that sometimes it comes back around, or you get caught in the same struggles. so it loops you. >> i spin as the years, as i was growing up, and it is not get

>> hey there, kelly, take a look at shares of lynette company.he news it's going to be buying kremmers, a unit of the biopharmaceuticals company ucb, it makes generic pharmaceuticals. lynette says this will be accretive to the earnings in 2016 in the mid to high single digits and by 20% to 25% in 2017. the deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter. of course, pending the proper approvals. but, again, lynette company soaring in the afternoon hours on news of that acquisition, kelly. back to you. >> mary, thank you. >>> stocks finishing higher today as the markets continue to be awash in volatility. the up and down impact in silicon valley where start-up v investments could now be at risk. joining us is managing director with men lowe ventures. this really has people's attention out there. how worried are they? >> i think they're worried. it's only when the tide goes out that you know who's swimming naked and who's got sharks on. and right now people are worried that some people are swimming naked. >> who might those people be? >> i think it'

lynette. alfred anton. gregory brutal. karen wagner mary alice.but this is the first year she could not make the trip she is attending a memorial is given your honor in our home town. we love you, we miss you and we will never forget. >> my cousin we love you, we miss you you are for ever in our hearts. >> a and up. gabrielle lot. wendy allen's. victor. kenneth. benjamin f. james walker. glenn. mitchell scott wallace. peter. robert frances wallace. matthew blake. john wallace, jr.. barbara walsh. jim walsh. jeffrey walsh. schaede. michael. stephan. timothy ray. james. brian warner. eric christopher washington. charles. james thomas waters, jr.. patrick j. waters. kenneth thomas watson. michael henry. todd christopher. walter edward. nathaniel. diana webster. william michael. joanne. michael weinberg. steven weinberg. scott jeffrey. simon. david thomas. vincent michael. debra jacob wish. timothy. christian rudolph. john joseph. peter. meredith. eugene michael. james patrick. and by another it has been 40 years from all of us here it could be 100 ye

and they have tax advantages. >> reporter: finally, says lynette, explore individual development accounts middle incomes. >> it's one of the best kept secrets out there and frankly, it's one of the ways you can turbocharge your savings. >> here's how idas work. in exchange for agreeing to set aside money for a year or more, government agencies, non-profits and corporations agree 0 match funds at a 2-1 sometimes 3 or more to 1 rate. >> how come you didn't it's eat your sandwich? >> reporter: the kerrs say they're still daunted by rising college costs but are heartened to know if they start saving now, it could make all the difference in the world. >> pancakes. >> reporter: rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> my parents -- we lived in florida. it's called a florida prepaid college program if you went to public school in florida. i ended up going to private school, but it sure helped to have a little money saved up in the end. >> the key is just get the ged and play the lotto and hope for the best. >> don't take kendis gibson's advice, kids, if you're up at this hour. >> many executives a

to help navigate we brought in lynette khalfanny-cox, author of "college secrets." >> families always>> reporter: setting aside $20 a month from the time a child is born adds up to more than $4,300 by the time she's ready for college and it's not just what you save, but how save. put that money in a 529 savings plan and you'll have saved more than double that. $8,730. >> these 529 plans are transferable, they're portable and they have tax advantages. >> reporter: finally says lynette explore individual development accounts or idas, perfect for families with low to middle incomes. >> it's one of the best kept secrets out there and, frankly, it's one of the ways you can turbo charge your savings. >> reporter: here's how they work. in exchange for agreeing to set aside money for a year or more, government agencies, nonprofits and corporations agree to match funds at a 2-1 sometimes 3 or more to one rate. >> how come you didn't eat your sandwich? >> reporter: the kerrs say they're still daunted by rising college costs but if they start saving now it could make all the difference in the wo

lynette's. alfred. gregory. karen wagner. mary wallace. >> my sister katherine.ng good but this is the first year she did not make the trip to ground zero she is attending a memorial in your honor in our home town in ohio. we love you, we miss you and we won't ever forget. >> and my cousin we love you, we miss you you are for ever in our hearts. >> wendy. courtney. victor. kenneth. benjamin james walker. glenn. mitchell wallace. peter wallace. matthew blake. john wallace, jr.. jim walsh. jeffrey. michael. steffan gordon. timothy warda. james. and and for right and warner dear christopher parker charles water. james thomas, jr.. patrick j. waters. kenneth thomas. michael henry. todd christopher walter edward read the. that daniel. diana. william michael julien. michael weinberg. steven weinberg scott jeffrey. steven george weinstein bin since michael wells. timothy matthew. christian. john joseph peter. meredith. eugene michael. adamite. edward james white. james patrick white. >> and another kid has been 14 years it could be a hundred years but it will still feel

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lynette. alfred anton. gregory brutal. karen wagner mary alice.doing good but this is the first year she could not make the trip she is attending a memorial is given your honor in our home town. we love you, we miss you and we will never forget. >> my cousin we love you, we miss you you are for ever in our hearts. >> a and up. gabrielle lot. wendy allen's. victor. kenneth. benjamin f. james walker. glenn. mitchell scott wallace. peter. robert frances wallace. matthew blake. john wallace, jr.. barbara walsh. jim walsh. jeffrey walsh. schaede. michael. stephan. timothy ray. james. brian warner. eric christopher washington. charles. james thomas waters, jr.. patrick j. waters. kenneth thomas watson. michael henry. todd christopher. walter edward. nathaniel. diana webster. william michael. joanne. michael weinberg. steven weinberg. scott jeffrey. simon. david thomas. vincent michael. debra jacob wish. timothy. christian rudolph. john joseph. peter. meredith. eugene michael. james patrick. and by another it has been 40 years from all of us here it coul

vitale maria percoco vola lynette d. vosges garo h.oskerijian alfred anton vukuosa gregory bruno wachtler karen j. wagner. mary alice walstrom. >> and my sister, catherine patricia salter. sister also to tim, cindy, linda and mary. mom is doing good, but this is the first year she could not make the trip to ground zero. she's attending a memorial in your honor in our hometown livesville, ohio. we miss you. we love you and we will never forget. >> and my cousin gregory monowitz. we love you, we miss you. you're forever in our hearts. >> anna elizabeth. >> gabriela waisman. courtney wainsworth walcott victor wald kenneth e. walde. benjamin a. walker. glen wall. mitchel scott wallace peter g. wallace robert f. wallace roy michael wallace jean marie wallendorf matthew blake wallens metal. wallia. john wallice jr. barbara p. walsh jim walsh. jeffrey patrick walz ching wang weibin wang michael warchola stephen gordon ward timothy ray ward james a. waring brian g. warner derrick christopher washington charles waters james thomas waters jr. pa

if you look at lynette, lci, they make an acquisition. they buy a company that's a generic, kremer and the stock goes up big. that's a sign that the market likes these acquisitions again. we are returning to what the big selloff was. don't get complacent. this is what the world looks like when china shuts down and the skies are blue. typically, the skies aren't blue in china and the economy is varied. >> netflix is notably weaker. >> my friends at citron who are very nice guys. >> time to short, they say. >> netflix, remember, was at 95 in that great quarter. i think at the end, it represents a great bargain. that's what matters. they are not in china yet. crouching tiger, hidden dragon coming next year. if you sell netflix, remember, you are selling a great secular growth story that can have a larger market cap. in this kind of a market, a citron will be right. trying to find a bottom. in a bull market, fabulous stocks. in a bear market, which is where we kind of are, not so great. >> piper upgrades ebay to neutral on the 20th anniversar

lynette save a whole lot of trouble and time? guest: that is one of the big questions.part of her condition for being released from dell -- from jail, she was told not to interfere with deputy clerks who are issuing marriage licenses and that is a big question, what will happen when she returns to work tomorrow morning? will she attempt to interfere and stop those clerks from operating within the law? i want to take up the issue that somehow because of the kentucky legislature has not changed state law, that somehow these marriage licenses are not valid or she cannot be issuing marriage licenses anyway, the suggestion that the 50 other clerks issuing marriages across the state are violent -- violating the law, once the supreme court has spoken, those loving and committed couples who is often spent decades together, have the right to get married immediately. they do not need to wait for any state law to change. often part of our history includes a refusal to change laws on behalf of state government. it was into the 2000 and four some states took laws off the books that

it happens, you know, we can all think of lynette squeaky from back in 1975.so this is what scares everybody. i think this is what we have to remember. there's two things that have occurred here. number one, all the security shows. it's dramatic. the security that shows right now. but what doesn't show is also more dramatic. on the other side of the fence line, with the people that are looking for the pope, are security services people looking for all of the triggers that they know could exist if somebody was going to do something harmful to the holy father. >> do you know if there have been threats? >> yes, as a matter of fact, if we stop and think about the radical islamist extremists have targeted the pope as one of the individuals whom they want to kill. of course, the united states is the ultimate target for radical islamic extremisextremists. so with those two, you now have is the pope, who's a target, in a country that's the target. it is a challenge for the security people. but they're so good. the secret service. it's their bailiwick. and their intera