. >>> harry hairston first started investigateing rp limos back in august. harry's here now with what happened in court and why one former customer says justice wasn't served. >> renee and jim, our investigation started with tips from customers who said rp limo charged them for rides they didn't take. as we dug through documents, we found out the company should not have even been on the road. it didn't take long once the limo owner was in front of the judge. the company pleaded guilty to operating without a license in clifton, new jersey and fined a total of $383. >> that's about, what a third of just what they got from me in overcharges? >> back in october, charlie miller told us she paid rp limo for $1,000 for a tour in the poconos for a bachelorette party. they charged her $179 for a cleaning fee. then she got charged $479 for a trip to new york city she never took. >> my credit card has reimbursed me for those charges and went after rp limo but last i checked, they still had not received the money from them. >> we don't talk about our customers. >> do yo

>> this treatment will be effective for individuals who have mutations in the rp-65 gene. if they had a mutation in a different gene, that would not be effective. however, the exciting enough that the same sort of approach can be used to intervene with other diseases due to other mutations. there are now at least a dozen other targets out there, several of which are now in human clinical trials with very exciting results. >> we are all learning from jean peavy >> this is not restricted to the eye. gene therapy is the use of ferry us -- various methods. >> gene therapy is now in the late stage of clinical trial development and showing remarkable efficacy and durability, meaning it's working well within the clinical trials guidelines. didn't sell or regenerative medicine is different. the studies are early and they hold rate hope when promised. they are in the earliest stages of development. i would characterize them as highly experimental. the first stage of any new trial , our hypothesis centers on the idea that we could replace cells. we could take us dim cell that is cap

under the revised fourth apartment e amendment on page 4 of our report resulting in a percentage of rp d of one million dollars plus for the two required and one optional pga tour events we recommend i approve that legislation. >> thank you, mr. rose. >> supervisor avalos. >> harvey thank you and your staff it was structural to help with the renegotiation agreement i noticed there was nothing but bowling but that's on here. >> all right. seeing no other questions i'll open it up for public comment i have two speaker cards and anyone else who wishes to speak please come up to the podium and if there's more than one line up. >> good morning. i'm dan the executive order for those who are not familiar we're a local nonprofit to teach the kids life skills and provided opportunity for the game of golf i wanted to say a few brief words it's a unique program and to the effects such the match house in our community there's a common word used in the game of golf and the nonprofits this is impact the golfers their referring to the moment a golf club hits the ball it may make the bail go in a dire

. >> it was the year when we in europe learned the hard way of what it means when the basics of rp's friend mark r chalmers, especially the free self-determination of the nation. that is exactly what russia is doing the ukraine. there is no doubt that we want security in europe together with russia, not against russia. there's no doubt that europe cannot and will not accept a violation of the law of nations. >> the fighting goes on with more than 4700 people killed so far. despite an official cease-fire, the death toll keeps on rising. so, local residents are wary of war. in eastern ukraine the season of peace is anything but peaceful. >> the first bodies from the air asia lane disaster, the operation to recover more victims after being hampered by bad weather. 100 62 people were on board when the plane took off on sunday, all are feared dead. the recovery operation is due to resume at first light on thursday. seven bodies have been retrieved from the water so far. to have been flown back for official identification. air asia says his priority is to help the victims relatives. >> thi

calls that sutter could make we're in the process of doing that and we worked with finance on the e e rp summary you'll take action on today when we - i also met with kaiser research along with stephanie you'll hear about that in terms of communications i already mentioned the confirmation notices but when you imagine 63 thousand letters going out in spitting despite of a large amount of work if i payment through the managers deck she's had a very very about his busy two months so i'm going to kind of skip through all of that and i'll call on the divisions in a moment after i kind of say that i we met with the mayor's office after the initial excise tax analysis and posted for the december meeting and reviewed the "x" sister tax in terms of general numbers we've been meeting with the h.r. as we did last year the state protective committee and the mayor we asked to make transparent a priority and asked the blending of the medi-cal excise tax be a regulatory federal level issue and that at the federal level we oppose increasing the age of medi-cal which is in the republican house budget to

when your client purchased the property there's the title that indicates the property value and the b rp is indicated by the department it's the two unit building not that it was never a single-family home when you purchased the property it was a two unit believe so, you know i know at this point the best thing to work with accident department in determining what is there and what's supposed to be there. >> okay. >> okay anything further from the department mr. duffy mr. sanchez commissioners the matter is auditors - yours. >> we don't have enough information. >> do we do that or deny the appeal. >> what will we do. >> i'm recommend that we continue with allow the building inspection to review the first to review the permit then compare it to the exist site and i think they need to have some explanation with the permit holder i would suggest you dpo do that i'm not going to do at this point what the zoning administrator said to revoke the permit we don't have enough information. >> that's your motion. >> is the permit holder here did you said what i said. >> okay basically you'll need to

see for units that agreed to the 2015 flat premium contribution strategy that led into the 83 and e e rp fund to submit sub decide the principle we've received it was two payment we received in 2011 totally $6 million well, i'm sorry $3 million plus over the period of time we earned interest prior to the well, actually to the end of the program of $112,000 plus for a total of 38053418 in terms of the expenditure we're giving you the subsidy that was distributed to all members and then the subsidy for the unions adapting the stream this was part of the overall payment it was 80 thousand 774 to total $3 million 805 for 18. >> and your recommendation adaptation? my recommendation to approve our report this is done in in accordance with an audit that occurs >> are there questions from the board. >> so we spent the whole early program do we have to do some reporting or subject to anti audit. >> subject to audit. >> the office

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if you had your leader rp to support legislation and the senate was ready to support the legislation, you could round up the votes. that wasn't the case. it was -- i think the expectation that you would always have the majority of the majority so-called haster rule, which he said he never created. the understanding was that you would have to get the majority of the majority. and if the last several years it was hard to do. when boehner moved forward, it strengthened his hand rather than falling through the ice as many fear. but the sense that we have is that the folks who want to get stuff done are getting --. it will require the bank and -- the rank and file members of saying why they came here. one senator said he is a glorified telemarketer who gets to vote occasionally for legislation. and you see the bipartisan gangs forming, that is going to have to be part of the committees and you see the polls shifting. when people are ideologically polarized and the numbers of people who want to see people get things done are going to be useful as we go forward. >> i think you will have a gr

that was the rp choice.f this one. >> it's always perilous to take one of these new people and put them in the role. bobby jindal came across as very weird. marco rubio took his famous drink of water and looked less presidential. they're not going to produce the results they want. i think they picked her because she's a woman, she has extreme anti-woman positions. so it won't help with the genter gap. she's a koch brothers avatar. she's talked about privatizing social security. she's o posted the minimum wage. so all of this hurts republicans in 2016 if she talks about it. i think they won't letter huk about it. i think it will be anti obama, and this will be some normal republican things in there. the only thick she could do to make it very interesting, she became famous during the campaign for cast racing pigs as a young lady. maybe she could do it on camera it would at least be weirdly interesting. >> here's mitch mcconnell. he had high praise for ernst today. >> the announcement i want to make is senator

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