and unfortunately, when outside of downtown in the sylmar area. so before we start the presentation from the mta and we're going to hear from the mta and the police department and the small business division i want to invite of mr. taylor. i want to thank him for organizing that and we put out a call on facebook 80 for people to send in photos for double parking and we've got a few examples that mr. taylor is going to show. >> . go to the next one. and this one shows a double-parked car in the back. and i think it's 9th and oring where they can't go anywhere so people locked their keys in the vehicle. i don't know exactly how long that shut down the service but it caused an impact. we have another photo it didn't make it here but the truck basically couped the whole roadway. i thank you, mr. taylor. i now - before we get to the department supervisor breed? i'd like to call up the mta riccardo. mr. lay i want to thank you and your colleagues with the mta in terms of working with the statistics and the presentation you're about to show >> good after

ultimately, we know after sylmar and other meetings, there were no uniform regulations.he was rapid industrial and commercial development. there was some increased care on the part of active scientists, concerned in the sense that some of them had missed for -- missed before the mistakes that could be made. on.rimentation went bacteria were programmed to produce human insulin, interferon, important steps. the experimentation was largely done overseas, much of it taking place in switzerland, to biogen which had been known iv schering-plough companies. in the new york times, there was a story headed portions the apple but doesn't step on the serpent. what were they talking about? the question was whether harvard itself should enter into business partnership with some of their scientists who were doing this work which clearly promised very significant economic advantages, economic gains. art buchwald, who some of you will remember, parodied the issue very directly. wrote, "but won't it compromise academic ideals of you start doing research just for profit question mark acad