in response, rp limo sent the credit card company this document with what it says are her initials.miller says she never saw the document nor initialed it. then about a month later she got charged for a trip to new york city. she says she never took. >> i ended up looking at my credit card again, and there was another charge for $740. >> the limo company insists that she took the trip and sent miller's credit card company this document with what it says is her signature. she maintains she never saw this document either. >> those documents were fraudulent. i didn't, i had never signed those documents. they didn't even look anything like my signature. >> miller sent us this copy of her ohio driver's license to compare signatures. >> i can't go show up at their door and bang on their door and contact them and try and get information from them directly, because i'm about 700 miles away from them. >> but we can and did. after nearly two months of phone calls and promises that someone would get back to us, i went to the company's office in clifton, new jersey. no one there was authorized

and shouldn't even be operating. >> i want to ask you about rp limo.y the city clerk's office they do not have a license to operate here in the city. >> that's correct. >> reporter: these city records identify eddie cobania. the first letter says the company is, quote, investigating the allegations and will spend directly to customers." adding it is company policy not to discuss customer accounts with a third party. the second letter, rp limos declines an interview by saying, quote, my client respects declines your invitation at this time but also states the company is licensed with the u.s.ç department of transportation and has past a safety audit, adding that the federal license supersedes any need to be licensed by the city. but when i checked with the u.s. department of transportation, federal regulations clearly state that approval does not exempt the company from following state and local laws and regulations. customers tell us they just wanted to celebrate special moments but now they want rp limos to be held accountable. >> every day that goes

that the base rate of 7 percent as at department testified they're to be paid by the gln partners to rp d they don't anticipate receiving the credits because they see may deduct the repair costs from the annual basis rent up to the amount which will be approved by the rp d commission and they will spend $68,000 for soil and electrical charges overall the rec and park department will have a net loss of 2 hundred plus $5,060,000 in our report we have that on page 9 in table 6 of our report the current finger 2014-2015 that budget regrets the procuring precedes from 41 thousand for golden gate park golf course to $2 million plus for the golf course net losses in the golf fund are supported by i did city's general fund we consider the approval for a matter of the board of supervisors we have a recommendation on the bottom of page 9 closest the words 9 year on page one line 9 we consider approval as the policy decision for the board of supervisors. >> thank you, mr. rose any questions for mr. rose. >> why not move onto the public comment i have a few speaker cards i'll read off (calling name

pg & e, the california rps program works in compliance periods, 3 years compliance period and pg & e is forecasting that it will be long in renewables from a compliance standpoint in the next compliance stand period. they have access to make available to this program and would set aside just for participants in this program. >> i kind of thought the way it worked and energy is so complicated as kind of like a reservoir that is full of dirt water and you keep adding clean water but it's still getting mixed together and you are tapping into it, is that correct? >> i think that's a fair technology. the bath tub technology, the electron, isn't really green if it's coming out of the smokestack, if it's not it's green. >> if i choose the green option, they are going to put more green into the bathtub, into the the reservoir. >> they are going to set aside some of the energy that are rps compliance. they are going to say we don't need this and we are going to dedicate it to the green tariff customers. the only reason they can do that is that they expect to have some extra capacity available

marathon, --rps >> i'm going to try to do the 10k. i want to talk about the hours of daylight that we have. we are losing a lot of minutes each and every day. today, we have 11 hours of daylight. halloween, which is just at the end of next week we will be down to 10 hours and 35 minutes. by the time winner take senate, we will be down to nine hours and 26 minutes. we do have some high clouds that are streaming overhead. thee winds are key out of south and southwest. we do have some 50's sprinkled in in gaithersburg. all things considered, that is right where we should be for this time of year. that is not a bad afternoon. the winds were so intense and today we are not contending with that. we do have some clouds out there. i think the combination of those clouds will help insulate us so it will not be as bitterly cold into tomorrow. there is a system headed our way. it is coming down the pike. still going to be a mild day in the 60's, but we will have some clouds around. wednesday, the winds will be howling out of the north. by midwee

the lease gives the commission the right to change the tenants right of proposal the mou before the rp d includes electrical wire a short term construction license to allow for staging and a long term access licenses for egress and ingress to the elevator and trash area lastly the sequa exemption is part of the balboa park station final environmental report approved in 2008, that was leading up o to the balboa park station that was approved by the board of supervisors in 2009 and the carbarn is loomed e located in the station area so the planning department determines it is quality for a environmental review and that was issued in november of 2013 outreach has been done continual for the last 5 years there's been numerous presentations and mostly reports and in the excelsior community meetings and the presentation to the neighborhood we had a lease to discuss we presented to them as well question have a broad basis of support throughout the district and city that's it thank you. >> thank you for your presentation and all your work over the years for this budget analyst report. >> mr. r

recommend to the commission if we got through to hearing we adapt all the mitigation measures in the m m rp and the documentation so that whatever potential environmental impact it results as part of the cleaning up of the site and prelims the board order is effectively mitigated i'm available for questions if you have any. >> thank you thank you. >> well open up for public comment any public comment on this item? >> , sir if you're part of the team for the appellants then our time to speak was afforded during the appellants 10 minute presentation. >> (inaudible). >> well as i mean is he part of the rodman gun club. >> i submitted that on my behalf. >> sir we'll let you speak but you shouldn't have come up with the appellant team. >> my mistake. >> partner you speak into the mike and basically. >> basically 3 points one the negative declaration report and the remedial action plan, which are based on the data from the report it is based on incomplete data the a.m. these report concluded insufficient data to demonstrate the soil contaminates don't propose a hazard it didn't conclude they do p

in my day job in the nonprofit i run i get the chance of seeing the grantees pretty much there the rp i and got to know peggy from the eco center and city college has a representative here we live down the street and they rave about the programs i don't think there's a better place to get testimony about the strength of the program he know she's doing good job and we've learned a lot about i've known their work for a long time and they're amazing and as well as parks appliances are they still here. >> oh, okay. >> urban spruce all right. well, we'll get to know urban spruce keep up the great work and formerly from san francisco announced the api the time of its departure was around the lottery and he didn't have a winning 0 ticket he put it into the blue bin remember clean paper can go blue and so but he was here so, yeah i'm excited that we're doing this and participating and i thank you director raphael and continuing to move our partnerships with the team and annie and shawn i'll be fully supportive of the motion as soon as small business calls the question unless further comment.

united states suggest turkic and still y rp use acan turkish air base. >> mrs a major anniversary this morning raise more questions about his whereabouts. he did not attend the official celebration marking the founding of the workers' party. they say he is experiencing discomfort. south korea's defense minister believes he is probably saint and one of his homes with his wife and sister near an exclusive hospital. it's not been seen in public since september 3rd. russian media says the former president is being treated for a recurring illness. we do know he is a diabetic. >> the police shooting in st. louis lead to a second night of protest with at least one person burning american flag. an officer shot and killed and 18 year-old boy. the teenager shot at the officer three times before the officer fired back. comparing it to the shooting of michael brown. in both cases the officer was white and victim alike. one officer suffered minor injuries and eight people were arrested. protests planned for this weekend in st. louis and in ferguson. >> the powerhouse high-school football team and a

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rp be, you know, a lot of people are expecting a final booze from the stadium, a financial windfall but are taking cash. >> you could say this is all still happening, even in those parking lots but if folks are drunk in the parking lot, then they're getting in their cars, they're going out to santa clara as well. >> 5:47. cal fire crews say the thing fire is almost different? that makes the soil resistant to filtration and that increases your party shed response. >> the keng fire is now 98% contained. >> it is 5:47 on your tuesday morning. we're moving right along with "this week" and blond jokes always busy at the beginning of the joe. it's a white out of on proper prosecu i've made it part of my objective in life to disprove that theory, sachl brock. there's your reality check. good morning to you, temperatures mostly in the 50s and the 60s. i've got to say it's going to be nice and it makes everything you have to do outdoors a lot more bearable when you don't have temperatures in the 90s. just getting into your car and driving home from work, for instance, is going to be a lot easier

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homeland security perspective, whether more is necessary, what we should be doing something different rp, depending upon the day's events, i look at this on a daily basis. >> if you can stop these affected flightses, why wouldn't we for the time being? >> one thing you have to remember, is we're doing a lot to deliver health care to these affected countries, we're sending health care specialists into these affected countries so shutting down the ability to travel entirely, is not the way to go in our judgment. we are doing a number of things to screen at the different points, including keeping the airlines involved themselves and screening at arrival points, but we're continually evaluating what more is necessary. >> if people is traveling in liberia, they don't say they have had contact with ebola, they lie on the form. they come to the united states, they get a fever, they're then contain outside. >> from my homeland security perspective, i think several checkpoints are effective. so we're screening people t host governments are screening people with our support, who intend to leave th

. >> reporter: a new rp, a new reporting party, meaning there was a prior 911 call to this incriminating one. who made that 911 call, and did it differ from this one? lawyers tell us the 911 calls are typically considered hear say. that's why the cop mcdonald called that night is so important. reliable sources tell us the san jose police officer sergeant shawn pritchard and that he went to mcdonald's home after the 49er defensive end called him. the same sources say it was either before or about the time that a 911 domestic violence call was made. they tell abc 7 news pritchard also works in the secondary job as security at 49ers games. our sources say he was most likely off duty at the time. but lawyers we spoke with say that doesn't matter if this case goes to trial. attorney steven clark. >> on or off duet kty really is important. an officer made observations and those are key in the d.a. evaluating whether they should pursue this case to a trial. >> reporter: lawyer dennis luca tells us it doesn't matter if you're off-duty. if you stumble across a potential crime scene, you're still

we call them rp as, remotely piloted aircraft. in 2010 the air force formalized rpa training and made rpa pilots rated pilots just like the ones that fly manned aircraft, and words matter, and that makes a big difference because they're not just unmanned. they're actually piloted by certifiy eied pilots so that's important. what can rpas bring to the fight for lack of a better term in a disaster response? i can tell you that they weren't used in sandy, but i can also tell you because i was part of that effort as was colonel noyes, that they were used during the california rim wildfires, and it was one of the first events where those were used, and it was pretty exciting because for that particular effort, the fires were so persistent, so widespread, that putting a helicopter or a manned aircraft up over those fires was extremely dangerous. not only that, but the loiter time for those manned aircraft was very minimal whereas an rpa can provide persistent coverage. what we're talking about here is iaa in the military, which is incid

or do we just leave the development of rps over here and they are just another user. i will start with you, john. >> well first of all, when you look at uass and i will use the phraseology that we use in the u.s., there is a focus on uass themselves. because of the significant challenges they have. privacy and many other issues. but it's impossible for us to look at look on it also considering the impact of uas. at this point in time, there's not a lot of involve the or focus on uas as part of the next general environment. as my colleagues here mentioned, we are still many years away from what we would see as safe integrate and in the busiest airspace of our system. we're just not there yet. and it will be a number of years. as we go further down the road and they get closer and closer to doing that, there will be a bigger focus on it under the next general y. >> martin, can you comment on that? >> i think the bottom line is, if we want to individual take the airspace, they have to meet the stavety startard. that has been going on. if they get to the point where uavs

it is a loss, an rp-1 kerosene engine.n doing them for years and should be able to make them as reliable as commercial airlines are. it is a very simple engine and we should be able to make reliable systems as easily as others. it is a rocket, here you have a private commercial company that is buying russian engines. they are supposed to propel us into the future. we are buying modified russian engines. the first stage itself is built in ukraine. now, you know, we have the best rocketeers, erin, that the world has ever known. the saturn rocket, never, ever -- i'm sorry, but i'm a saturn person. we never had a catastrophic failure. we know how to do rockets. but between now and 2020 it is estimated that 50% of the rockets in space will be russian. >> it is incredible. from this conversation, adding something completely new to this incident that we see on screen. >>> next, breaking news we've just learned at this hour. suspicious activity detected on the white house computer system, obviously, this is a significant story bre

or do we just leave the development of rps over here and they are just another user. i will start with you, john. >> well first of all, when you look at uass and i will use the phraseology that we use in the u.s., there is a focus on uass themselves. because of the significant challenges they have. privacy and many other issues. but it's impossible for us to look at look on it also considering the impact of uas. at this point in time, there's not a lot of involve the or focus on uas as part of the next general environment. as my colleagues here mentioned, we are still many years away from what we would see as safe integrate and in the busiest airspace of our system. we're just not there yet. and it will be a number of years. as we go further down the road and they get closer and closer to doing that, there will be a bigger focus on it under the next general y. >> martin, can you comment on that? >> i think the bottom line is, if we want to individual take the airspace, they have to meet the stavety startard. that has been going on. if they get to the point where uavs

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which is giving for our young people to get involved in the engineering field, to work with engineers,rps of that i fought so hard to keep in huntington so they didn't move out of our city. type ofe the cooperative efforts in which our federal government does have a role. hooked up marshall, concord and southern western community tapping theugh fcc's connect america fund. an assessment on our tech companies that we've been able to secure funding from that fund to help our higher education in southern west virginia. technology, students can learn from their home. you.ank senator jenkins? >> oftentimes nick rahall talks this money. well, you know, that's just doing his job. it's just doing his job in congress. let's talk about the stimulus bill. one-shot wonder. $800 billion. about that seniority and help for marshall and other shovel-ready initiatives. 3,nningly, west virginia under nick rahall's leadership, million less than the district.ressional west virginia 3 -- thank you, $1 billion -- got less than west virginia 2. folks, the job is not getting done. $5 milliontalk about here or $5,

in 2010 the air force formalized rp training and made rpa rated pilots, just like the ones that fly manned aircraft. and words matter. and it makes a big difference because they're not just unmanned. they're actually piloted by certified pilots, so that's important. what can rpas bring to the fight for lack of a better term in a disaster response in i can tell that you they weren't used in sandy. but i can also tell you, because i was part of that effort, as was colonel millers, that they were used during the california rim wildfires. it was pretty exciting because for that particular effort, fires were so persistent, so widespread, that putting a helicopter, or manned aircraft up over those fires is extremely dangerous. not only that but the loiter time for those manned aircraft was very minimal, whereas, an rpa could provide consistent coverage. what we are talking about is what we call iaa in the military which is incident, awareness and assessment. this was incredible. actually changed the entire battle rhythm of the firefighters in california. they could actually work through the nigh

liz: something you like better than gp, rp or gopro. >> they sell me something tangible.w what they do. go to best buy.com. that is key component. you can find the product. i don't know what facebook and twitter do at very core and certainly not amazon. i see new products came out for your puppy. liz: does it worry you gpro, gopro, it has been high, $98 and now it is at 77? >> you're right, this is richly valued stock. what essentially it means it is story stock. the story is working well, liz, because revenue growth rates are starting to accelerate. they are more social postings. that is getting underappreciated. liz: we have more with the superstar panel. which retailers beginning black friday deals tomorrow? what should investors expect this holiday season. cot cavaliers loss be a bad omen for the rest of the season? david: i want to see that one. we know it is a great couple weeks for the markets and tough few weeks from warren buffett. earnings from the legendary intores top holdings cost them $2 b what went wrong and what are buffett's next move? we'll talk to a man

it's not that they don't have great hospitals in these countries. jdtqi rp+e no public he infrastructureat all. there has been absolutely no treatment. they're basically building a health infrastructure from scratch. so, while there are economic reasons they don't want to do that and other reasons, the main is, that they want to keep this isolated. they want to reduce the number of cases there and keep it contained. >> chris, it's also somewhat immoral to say that part of the world has a problem. let's just close our eyes and close our nose and just shut them off and then it won't be a problem for us. in a globalized world we've seen the problem will come to us. we have to do more than just shut our eyes to the problem. >> reporter: it's a morality problem and also a practical sense here. it's come to spain now. europe is very concerned. we have a case here in the united states. there is a real reason to contain this. you know, a travel ban is not only not going to help that situation. how do you say to people, yes, go over there. we know what the protocols will be to keep yourself safe,

ban for those knowing they have a fever or exposure rate of 15 days is well within the 21 days, and rp and, in fact, knowing 150 folks come here a day, not 100% -- 94 % in terms of screening from u.s. airports, it seems to me this is not a fail safe system, it's not been put into please at this point. >> mr. chairman, can i give a full answer? >> i look forward to it. >> right now, we know who is coming in. if we try to eliminate travel, we don't know they come in. that means we can't do multiple things. we won't be able to check them for fever when they leave. >> do we not have -- to interrupt, do we not have a record where they were before, ie a passport or travel status traveling from one country to the other? >> borders are porous -- may a finish? >> go ahead. >> in this part of the world, can't check for fever when they leave or check for fever when they arrive. we won't be anyone, as we do currently, to take a detail history to see if they were exposed when they arrive. when aarrive, we wouldn't be able to impose quarantine as we now can if they have high risk contact. we would n

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in 2010 the air force formalized rp training and made rpa rated pilots, just leike the ones tha fly manned aircraft. and words matter. they are not actually unmanned. they are piloted by certified pilots. so that's important. what can rpas bring to flight for lack of a better term in a disaster response in i can tell that you they weren't used in sandy. but i can also tell you, because i was part of that effort wab that they were used during the california rim wildfires. it was pretty exciting because for that particular effort, fires were so persistent, so widespread, that putting a helicopters, manned up in those fires is extremely dangerous. not only that but the loitered time for those manned aircraft was very minimal. where as rph can provide consistent coverage. what we are talking about is what we call iaa in the military which is incident, awareness and assessment. this was incredible. actually changed the entire battle rhythm of the firefighters in california. they could actually work through the night and through the day for the first time and it really helped put that fire for l

the question is from the maxwell a rp.asks, as governor, what will you do to make sure those individuals who do not qualify for insurance or need assistance get the help that they need. we are talking about medicaid. myers: spend money on us. we need three or four more million dollars. we are going to support those people at that part of their life because we all may be there. so we will be in the front row of heaven and we get up there. all of the minimum wage assistance that came in and changed mom and dad's diaper. i am going to spend money on the people that need it, and i have case after case after case of people whose life's savings have been spent because they had a stroke and win to a nursing home. spend money on the kids and it us old folks. >> moderator: thank-you. do you need me to repeat the question? wismer: note. it his question, i think i will address the access question first. the governor mentioned that we are expanding access. however, 48,000 people do not have access to preventative care, and that is the