. >> so, good afternoon thank you chair noland and welcome, to chair, and president adams, and sfmta board members and the small business commission. we want to really appreciate you for your time and i know for the sfmta board usually you don't have night meetings and so i want to thank you for your time and joining what is traditionally the small business commission meeting regular meeting time. before i start today, i also wanted to address my appreciation to both the office of the small business staff and the sfmta staff in helping prepare both of us and you for this meeting and in particular, christian murdock and boomer from the sfmta staff and they have been terrific and so i really want to express my appreciation to them. >> and i also want to express the appreciation and acknowledgment, to director reikin and first when we decided to schedule this meeting bs since then director reiskin has convened a couple of s2nomeetings one with chair nola nd working with the small business community and what i would like to say is that with director reiskin and his out reach to the busin

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words but also in actions the state department is the ploy of the assistant secretary of state dorian noland to the streets of kiev to cheer up the protesters as well as told meetings with the opposition and government officials in order to push this deal forward and it seems the stakes are high for washington in ukraine at the moment. now the strong words from washington were echoed by the e.u.'s foreign affairs chief who's in kiev a meeting with the opposition and the authorities but i liked on the legal expert a blogger. by high profile foreign politicians is more of a case of meddling in internal affairs rather than that of trying to find some sort of long lasting peace. i cannot actually imagine such a thing i trying to imagine a situation where they say there was a right here in central london or a big protest in central london and let's say somebody from a foreign country say russia came along and attempted to negotiate between the protesters and the government it seems most strange to me i have to say and i wonder whether it's a tool wise actually it seems to me that when outsiders i

secretary of state big story noland handed out snacks on maidan square on wednesday but what are high profile american and european politicians doing there among the protesters legal experts and blogger alexander mccord has told us why who thinks these officials are constantly turning up in the ukrainian capital. but the reason they are there is bluntly because i think these people want to detach the ukraine from russia as they see it and they think that by supporting the protesters and here they might actually achieve that the problem with that strategy is that it's simply not working the bonds between the ukraine and russia economically and culturally ethnically and simply too strong and i think for american politicians and indeed european politicians to go to the ukraine and to try to do that is actually very unwise and very dangerous and he simply exacerbating making worse the differences the divisions in the ukraine which are already very great and you can read more about mccain's meeting with the opposition on our website and r.t. dot com has also got a live got live updates on

past the you know the lesson that was well first of all let's look at who nuland is very quickly noland is actually married to robert kagan or was it's not on her official bio anymore but it was robert kagan is one of the he's not only arc it was one of the founders of pm x. these are people that have laid out the goal of taking out at politically militarily economically whatever any rivals around the world that exist to american power. russia along with the other brics countries clearly is a rival a potential rival going forward and what's being done is to is the deconstruction of whatever legs that they can stand on and ukraine right now is the soft underbelly let me quickly get your reaction on the nature of the protests the protests that have been allowed to block government buildings and build barricades around the central square now issued a similar protest take place in the u.s. do you think the authorities would have allowed that to happen there because after all washington has been very critical of way the ukrainian authorities have handled these protests if i were to make a re

joining us now from philadelphia, attorney jennifer brant and from davey florida, attorney noland kleinant, let me begin with you, who would you go to for some recourse if you didn't get your package on time? >> well if i ordered for amazon or another retailer i gold to the retailer and wonder why they promised me one day delivery and i didn't get it the first line of blame goes with the retailer and then beyond that goes with the shipper. either the u.p.s., the fedexes, those are the next people in line to blame their excuse act of god, bad weather ant couldn't get them out fast enough will get them to the consumers but just not not on time unfortunately. >> i nolan klein would you agree you go back to the retailer or go you go to u.p.s. and fedex? >> look, jennifer is right. as an initial matter, you have to go to the retailer because that's how did the business with. you bought from them. you didn't buy anything or enter into any agreement with u.p.s. however, u.p.s. ultimately in nil real proceeding is going to be responsible. the retailer is going to say hey u.p.s. i trusted you to

he is the president of julian's auctions and martin noland is the executive director.ting off with the bills tie jean gloves. >> there's hundreds of them, right? >> no, there's very few of them. he gave this to his long time photographer. >> there's a limited number of them. this one was in rehearsal. >> that's right in the late 80s. >> and this life magazine with michael jackson, there's two of them here. >> you can see him wearing this jacket on the cover. that was in 1997 and you can see here he is holding his son prince. so we estimate this jacket 50 to 80,000 and again we sold comparable jackets up to 2 and $300,000. >> moving on here, elvis, blue suede shoes. are they really elvis's shoes? >> they are. they're the only pair he owned. >> what size? >> i would 9 or 10? >> but they were on display at the elvis museum in las vegas for many years. this is the first time they have come up for auction. this is the holy grail. >> can i just touch them? >> you can. >> i just touched them. some of the items you have here. >> we have the jacket worn on the album cover elvis