michael levi. and i've had the pleasure of reading a number of pieces about the energy policy debate, and so what i found inside this book was a real surprise. admittedly, i'd expected to find kleopferly-worded -- cleverly-worded propaganda. but instead i found nuance and the understanding of complexity. i expected to find a tax and hand picked ant dotes, trying to prove the correctness of one side of the argument at the expense of another. instead, i found an appreciation that both sides of an argument can have validity. and nowhere, not in one place in this book did i detect any type of hinten agenda. i didn't see any cause except to identify what the true nature of the problem is and propose a workable solution. in the world of any highly politically-charged debate, i think you'll agree this is exceedingly rare. i applaud his approach. dr. michael levi is the david m. rubenstein senior fellow for energy and environment on the council of foreign relations and the director of the energy security a

street, reward the consumers that want business in that space and reward pet food exz press and michael levy that grew from a milgts guy to a big guy and opened a store that people liked, thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i don't envy your jobs. my name's jonathan parsons, i live in the marina neighborhood and i'm disabled, i had to cut in line, i'm sorry, because i really have to leave, i'm very much against pfe coming to lombard street as well as all my neighbors around me are who couldn't come because they're on vacation, and they already have three stores here, there on california, you heard the story over and over again, there's been a decision made in 2009 and i'm not going to waste anymore of your time, thank you very much. >> my name is yvonne valencia, i have a catering business in san francisco, i sponsor small businesses and pet food express sponsored my business since 2006. we serve breakfast for the managers and its employees, they *f this time they open a small business, so i sponsor them too. so, thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioner, my name is andre, i'm a ge

for a reason and they'll remain loyal to those retailers, pet food express is a good company, michael levy is the man of the year, animal rescue foundation, they support it. thank you very much. >> good evening, commissioners, my name is michael chan, i'm with asian a, it's just my perspective that really whenever you have a situation and we've dealt with a lot of minority businesses and small businesses everywhere, that when you have a situation where many vacant store fronts, that adds a significant source of blietd and it undermines the community, so if pet food express really wants the opportunity to either succeed or fail in terms of going in, transforming that location into a viable retail operation, then everyone benefits, all the businesses in the area would benefit and if they fail, they go by, you know, they go by the wayside and all, but in this situation here, let's see if something could be done, vacant store fronts, nothing good does come from them. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> let me call a few more names. (calling speaker names). >> hi, i'm patty stat ton, i'm an ani

my name is michael levy and i am the co-owner of pet food express, i started a dove training business in 1976 in san francisco and opened my first san francisco pet supply store in 1980. and i opened a second store on 19th avenue. and 33 years later, here i am with 47 stores in northern california. and hoping to open a 4th store in san francisco. i started my business because i loved pets and i really do think that the pet food express is necessary and desirable for lombard street. we make it desirable for the people, and first, by providing the unique, self-service pet wash as well as high quality pet food and supplies, in fact, we are one of the only pet stores in the united states, that will not carry certain popular brands because the sus speblgt ingredients such as bi product meal. second we have a very strong and caring employee culture. and we were just voted a best place to work by the bay area news growth for the fourth year in a row. third, we provide great customer service, we have 100 percent satisfaction guarantee for everything that we sell as such, we consistently have

it is going to be a whole host of threats from different sorts of threat actors. >> michael levy, professorinalology talking to me earlier, pointing out there are lots of concerns in emerging markets and investors should be paying close attention to any corporations that they're investing in over there, particularly concerned about fraudulent lending. closer to home, the financial conduct authority here says that money laundering through the financial system globally costs about $1.6 trillion. that's about 2.7% of global gdp. so it is absolutely huge. the financial services authority has a list of hundreds of different corporations and individuals that are not registered with them that run regulated, that operate here in london. so it is a huge problem and something that regulators are paying close attention to but have a lot of work to do. >> tom, thank you very much for those stats. fascinating topic. i do want to bring you earnings from tencent, china's largest internet company. and it reports a second quarter net profit of 3.68 billion yuan. that looks to be beating expectations. analys

levis on. >> while michael and david are waiting for their final release, a new inmate arrives at riverbend. will forget. but the first day that i come here, it was painful. i realized i really ruined my life. as you see, i'm getting a second chance to fix it. so i can't do nothing but better myself. >> good luck, man. don't come back, man. thank you. appreciate it, man. >> that's right. >> get a job. go to work. >> just make sure you report to your parole officer as soon as you -- >> as soon as i get to that. >> okay. it's very important. i know this is you, but -- >> it's easy to get in, but it's hard to leave. it takes a long time to leave. >> we want them to go. >> three stops. last stop, front door. >> last stop, front door. >> all right. >> the moment has come when michael and david are legally released from riverbend. >> this is it. words can't explain it. 264208. >> it is an emotional reunion for michael and his family. while david wastes no time in leaving riverbend. >> it's over with. >> do you want to pinch me now? >> yeah. >> it's not a dream. i am coming home. >> michael is outs

levy for the post game report. >> thanks, dana. manning sentenced to 35 years. you called a friend who was smarter than you. i actually did a similar thing. i messaged michaelhan to get his take. his opinion matched with mine. >> i called john karr knee -- carney over at nbc. is it is one of those things where you say what did the information do? has it damaged our sources? i have seen what we do to our sources. i don't think we can damage them any worse. >> i'm curious what you think about this. people compare manning to snowden. i think what manning did was he dumped a bunch of documents and gave them to wikileaks which is basically anti-american. as opposed poo snowden who had >> as opposed to snowden who had a targeted thing he had a problem with. he released documents regarding that. >> but i think the key is to separate patriotism from facing government. everything they do is a catastrophe. no matter where you shine the spotlight you will see corruption. it is that one tiny part that shows and are sources helping us fight prism. fight terrorism. the other part 1* oh well we went over and said you should be the guy. and then we stumbled over to of afgh