another monster without the community participation, without really seeing what happens to district 5. i know our supervisors will bring that up. she is also involved with the migration. you did not know that. she brought it to mayor newsom to do a study. that's all the time of got? thank you. >> thank you next speaker.

>> (video playing) it is one thing to unanticipated death because of old age or sickness. it is quite another to experience a sudden violent death of a loved one. >> why do we hear from the next speaker and then go back to you.

>> good evening. i will like to thank the 11 supervisors paying attention. i'm one of your bosses. listen real good. lance armstrong has proven to be a disgrace. he finally told the truth i am waiting along with others whether the city attorney herrera and sean -- will start telling the truth. we want to know what the real residence was in 2008, don't do the lance armstrong because it did not work for him. mayor lee, what would you do about -- and alvarez. number three, is the board of supervisors

and the mayor's office will support the reason federal child porn investigation and prosecution in california? the answer is no. are you going to support child porn? put your money where your mouth is. next california, you know it is spelled california. is coming to san francisco? only you know the answer. the last headline in the chronicle, sf scientist resigns after faking data. truth is very elusive in san francisco. sooner or later people that lie will pay the ultimate price. lance armstrong,

even i loved you. he disappointed me. you proved me right. >> thanks next speaker. >> if you could good please pull the microphone. i'm a mother who lost a child to homicide. (video) it is one thing to anticipate a death because of old age or sickness. what another to experience a sudden violent death of loved one. 68 homicides last year.

that is what mothers are left with every year. (shots fired) >> since 2004, san francisco has experienced an unprecedented number of homicides. (sirens)

60% of the homicide victims are people of color. their loved ones, living in neighborhoods of scarcity and elect must deal with personal strategy what are the same time facing the violence -- >> thank you very much. let's hear from our next speaker. >> next speaker please. >> am i able to put this up? >> yes.

>> jesus said my judgment is true for i am not alone. i am the father that sent me. the testimony of two men, true, deuteronomy. at the mouth of two witnesses or three witnesses, he worthy of death will be put to death but at the mouth of one witness he shall not be put to death. found in john chapter 8 by the way. i am want to bear witness of myself and the father that sent me bears witness of me. do you realize what jesus is doing here? in the fifth chapter he said search the scriptures for in them you think you have eternal life. he said, there has never been one born of non-virgins

as great as john the baptist. he is talking of himself because at the end of the eleventh chapter of matthew he said i am meek and lowly in heart. i am least in the kingdom of heaven. jesus christ he who speaks of himself seeks his own glory. jesus christ in a class all by himself. when he races the data that might happen november 10, 1335 days into the new sabbatical cycle. promoting homosexuals, which is wicked and evil, not only homosexuals, child molesters, all the unsaved.

>> thank you very much. thank you. let's hear from the next speaker. >> i am not a cheerleader but i am on the football team. happy birthday to martin luther king. and also the 49ers, playin atlanta falcons. atlanta georgia is the new gay capital. what i would like to say also to the board of supervisors and all of you all is that i heard that the supervisor in district 8

talk about twin peaks. i still stay in the -- (indiscernible) the good thing about, we have two gay cities, for the super bowl. what i want to say to you, remember bare rust, harvey milk. bare ruston (sounds like) a black gay man. i believe the day would come when all of god's children, (indiscernible) (indiscernible) times have changed.

i hope that you can get the gay pride (indiscernible) and these two supervisors. hopefully you can be there too. and speak on that date. thank you. >> thank you. >> any members of the public wish to speak in general public comment. seeing none it is close. >> items 33-40 are considered for immediate and unanimous adoption. if an board member request discussion that would be separate. roll call. >> items 33-40. >> supervisor campos: aye >> supervisor chiu: aye >> president: aye

>> supervisor cohen: aye >> supervisor farrell: aye >> supervisor kim: aye >> supervisor mar: aye >> supervisor wiener: aye >> supervisor yee: aye >> supervisor avalos: aye. >> there are 11 ayes. >> motions approved. let's take up supervisor mar's resolution first. made a motion to adopt the resolution. could have a second? is there any public comment to declare january 27 as patricia thompson day in san francisco. without objection this resolution adopted. on the second resolution, supervisor cohen,

commemorating the 150th anniversary of emancipation proclamation. this resolution has the requisite -- finding. any additional public comment? public comment is closed. and we take this item same house same call. commemorating the 150th anniversary of the emancipation profanation is adopted >> >> in memoriam. the late robert morgan. on behalf of supervisor avalos for the lake mark anthony burrell. >> more business in front of his body?

>> that concludes all items. >> this meeting is adjourned. go niners. crowds. the crowd out on the street was as big as it has been in the past years and perhaps even slightly bigger, but definitely the industry suffered slightly this year. i, again, whether it be weather or the economy and i am not sure. over all, new year's eve went over well and we did not have any major incidents and minor incidents here and there and

some violence, but again, nothing that we have seen in the past years, so that is the very good news. i worked that evening with both members of sfpd and hitting a lot of different venue and we were able to cover a lot of the city that night. so having said that, over all, just beyond new year's eve, our holidays in particular were pretty quiet as far as the industry goes. businesses were opened, but, we were not seeing some of the crowds that we see in the past years. hold on. then i was wrong there were no corrective actions we. have been investigating a few things, the mile cafe, a crepe store and kt and those are kind of the big ones that we are looking into right now that you will see on the top of the list. again most of the issues that

we are dealing with is violations of the good neighbor policy or operating without a permit. but, again from comparatively to last year, what we are looking into now is much, it is very minor compared to what we have seen in the past and the industry, over all i think that we can really say that we have seen a vast improvement in over all operations by most venues. so that is a very positive thing. and i will know that we have a busy night oi will keep it short, thank you. >> any questions? for vaj? >> i just do. >> kt. so i think that you should call them in and talk to them. because i just felt, i was out with you the other night and i just felt on the street they didn't get it. kt is from the other night from what was observed there. we did site kts. >> you did? >> yes. so they did receive a citation and i have been talking with the director cain and so there

is a short list of certain venues that we are kind of lining up to talk to. >> great. and then the other thing, on item number six in your report, on christmas, jack in the box and battery of serious injuries, do you have any information on that? >> serious injuries? >> that particular incident, if i remember correctly, actually happened outside of jack in the box. and the victims were then contacted inside the jack in the box because that was the reporting address. >> okay, thank you. >> did you say that the redwood room, at the hotel. >> that is correct. >> what is the problem there? this is the place that refused to serve ted kennedy because his hair was too long. >> since then times have changed. >> i guess so. >> and i am behind the curve on that one. i will talk to you about it later then.

>> okay no more questions from the commissioners, any public on comment on the report of the sound technician? >> okay. item number five, police department's comments and questions. anybody from the station want to review anything? just save it for your specific items? >> good evening, central station and i will keep it brief i know that we have a lot of activity on the agenda for today. new year's eve went pretty well and it was buzz busy in the district. we had two shootings and a stabbing but the clubs were relatively safe. i went around, vaj as well as the officer from the southern station and i was impressed at how the clubs were handling the

crowds. i have been working with vaj which is 561 geary street and we have been getting noise xlaents and so we are trying to narrow it down and it is regarding swig and jones and i have asked vaj to do the sound checks with the neighbors and so the neighbors were appreciative that that was something that we could do so we are dealing with that. >> as far as it has been relatively calm in the clubs lately. i am going to go over three incidents over the last month because we have not had a commission hearing. vesel on december 16th. there was a fight between the staff at a club and the patron, and they were trying to get the drink away from them it led into a good fight and one of the things that the patron was saying that he did not know that the staff was part of security. and so i think that i am going to talk with them as far as sometimes when your staff or you just assume that everyone

knows exactly who you are and i think that we all have to remember that you are going to patrons that have been drinking and maybe it is dark. and maybe doing name tags or something like that could avoid some confusion. another incident was at the parlor at 1:30 in the morning, nine people tried to get in and they were intoxicated and could not come in. and they started to threaten the guards there and so the guards did exactly what they were supposed to do. they called the police and i believe at least one of the personswise arrested for the terrorist threats. these are the things that xwh wh* we talk about the clubs calling and yous worry that it will cost against us, no, i would like to come up here and talk about the good things as well as the bad things to give you a full view what is going on at least in our district.

>> this is on december first. and the dj there, i guess was some sort of one of their events that the dj had a loaded weapon. and i think that it is for his own protection and ended up being arrested. he put his jacket with everybody else's jacket and someone else picked it up and found a gun and they called the police and the dj was arrested. >> questions or comments? >> no questions. all right, and that is it. any public comment? >> welcome. >> good evening, everyone. i just wanted to stop by tonight and i am captain mike red man at southern station and i am the new captain and so i look forward to working with everybody in the next couple of years. officer chan has been working on an issue that we will discuss later but just some of

the things that we appreciate your help in working with inspector vancall on the issues throughout southern and we will be working with the clubs and with vaj and so i look forward to that and we have already had helps with the commission and issues that have come up in the southern district and we have had meetings with these clubs and venues and put stimulations on them that have come from you and the police department and so i appreciate your help and i will leave a card for everyone, so whatever you need from southern, or you will have our full support and i look forward to working with you in the next couple of years. thank you. >> welcome. >> okay, any public comment on the police department's questions and comments? >> none. we will go to item number six. go to six a, john duggan dba original joe's 601 union,

limited live performance permit application. >> nick? >> are we doing the consent calendar? >> well if there is... is there anybody that wanted to address negatively any of the permits other than we have heard that we are going to discuss 55 tail lor. there are three. first of all, there is no address for dirty tricks saloon, i want to make sure that is not in richmond, if they wanted us to hold off on that. >> i have some questions for the... >> so we will take, for now we will take item 6 b off the calendar. and we will go forward with item 6 a and 6 c. 6 c being todd brown, red poppy art hours, 2698 folsom limited live performance application.

is there anybody here to object to those? >> yeah. please come forward. >> okay. >> speak into the center microphone and pull it down. >> before we start, in the content calendar, i hear that you are taking out 6 b. and 6 d. >> and 6 a and c, are they also remaining on the calendar? >> i want to find out. this is the only woman that wants to speak against the remaining items i need to know what items, which item are you here to speak on? >> okay, the red pot. so, let's have a motion to approve 6 a if they can, or any questions or comments? >> since there is nobody here

objecting to it? >> a motion? >> i move to approve. >> second. >> commissioner akers. >> aye. >> perez. >> aye. >> hyde. >> aye. joseph. >> aye. >> lee. >> aye. >> newlin. >> aye. >> 6 a has been approved, limited joe's has been approved. item 6 c, todd brown, dba red poppy art house do you want to give us background on that? >> c. >> 6 c. >> hold off doing a consent calendar? >> members of the public. >> so 6 c. the red poppy art house is a multiuse face on folsom between 23rd and 24th street in the mission and it is 650 square foot space used for workshops and gathering performance art and displays of art and this

will allow them to host live performances of various sorts. and no, communications expressing concern for the intended use of the permit. >> so, for all of the applicants, please come up and enter a brief description of what you plan to do with your permit. >> since this is here, let's... >> you are the boss. >> okay. >> just for expedient >> my name is maria and i live on top of the building of the poppy and this is not commercial and no business on there only on 24 and mission. and this is a art house, the music is very loud. there is smoking and drinking outside, all of the smoke goes up to my apartment.

they stay late, driveninging and they make parties tuesday, friday, and saturdays and sundays. >> and this place is not for that kind of music. >> how late do they go? >> how late are the parties? >> sometimes they go 1:00, 12:00. i have been calling the police. and calling the owners too. he said call the police, call the police. >> all right. >> yes. >> all right. and there is another neighbor the one that live in the back up in the apartment in the back too. if they remove the sign the people for two weeks they wasn't noise and they would not move it that is why the neighbor they don't come. around 3:00... >> okay. and we will hear from the application and the applicants now and if you do have sound issues in the future, call this young man right there and he will get right on it.

>> okay. >> okay. all right. so do we have the applicants for the red poppy art house here? >> hi, my name is todd brown. and i'm the founder and artistic director of the red poppy art house of san francisco. and thank you for having us here and to consider our application. the red poppy art house say non-profit organization, sponsored by the session for the arts. this year we complete our ten-year anniversary, our mission is to serve as a hub for artists with the cultural backgrounds and disciplines. we offer free activities for local families every saturday afternoon. our performance program features an international array of music, film and dance and theater. and we like to think of the red poppy art house as a place of

in between, a point of intersection between the communities that share the geography of the district. >> we were made aware that we need a permit to continue our programming. our programming is absolutely critical to the sustainability to the organization. for its revenue that we pay our rent. it is also how we contribute to the livelihood of local artists, 70 percent of the admissions goes into the hands of our participating artists while 30 percent goes to our landlord. we also partner with larger institutions such as the museum and the center for the arts. our goal is to serve as a bridge between local communities and the larger organizations that serve our city. the red poppy art house is supported by the san francisco foundation for the hewitt foundation for grants to the arts and through their support we pay basic stipens to the core staff who