it would be a shame if there was no music on cortland. i played there and there is no resemblance between what it was then and now. i mean music is vital to the life of a community. i urge you to grant this permit. >> i never parked in that parking lot. i made lots of friends. when they no longer had a license, i missed it. i want to go back to the neighborhood. there i get a lot of entertainment and made friends. i support them. >> moved -- i moved out here and i think keeping live music live is what makes neighborhoods flourish and what keeps people coming out. i think that is what the city has. i>> good evening. i am a small business. i have been the jobs, as a small business. so i am glad we gave her an opportunity. a small business can. to give her a chance. we are losing it. and thank you for that. >> i am a longtime resident of brunell heights, and i am excited about going to the lucky horseshoe in hearing some really good live music. i know there is a lot that i have never had a chance to hear. i am hoping i will be able to hear t

. >> it is a small bar on cortland that occupies the space formerly know it -- known as skips. the honor has applied for entertainment permit. you have started to look at this. to be clear about what is in it. the first section is the application and the recommended conditions from the police department. the second is copies of letters and e-mail of support numbering approximately 145 individuals. there are approximately 12 or so individuals opposed to the permit. the large stack of letters of support reflects a great deal of our reach. that the applicant did. there is one copy of it. commissioner joseph, i believe i gave it to you. the big poster. that is an announcement for neighborhood meeting at the bar. a lot of the letters and emails are personal. a lot of them have address is attached showing they live nearby. not far and they're pretty detailed. some of them are pretty long. one reason there was so much outrage -- outreach is because of the bad reputation that skips had. i was not around so i am not sure how any behavior was handled by the commission or sfpd but it seem

it happened on cortland avenue on bay shore boulevard. the suspects were set to be driving a land marine land mother and was wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. >> good morning, sal. >> good morning, pam, you can see traffic on 880 is doing well, coming out to the mcarthur maze, you can see far on this picture and there are no major problems for us to worry about. this is a look attonce 880 and driving up towards the coliseum see um, it continues to be a nice drive and it looks good getting up to highway 17. let's go to steve. >>> we have a low cloud deck, light clouds so if there is any son, it looks like a cloudy day and we'll see some of these clouds moving in. not much in the way of fog there will be low call drizzle and by noon, watch what happens we started to crowd up and there could be lot rap out of this but a lot of cloud cover, i think these temperatures will stay here due to the cloud cover and they will produce some rain towards the valley and here comes the next system, i know it is not a lot but it will bring us high clouds, l

it happened on cortland avenue near bayshore boulevard. police searched the area but did not find the woman or the two men. they were driving a maroon land rover. the woman is between 18 to 22 years old, last seen wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. >>> there is a new twist in the domestic violence case against san francisco sheriff ross mirkirimi. according to the "the san francisco chronicle," prosecutors claim ross mirkirimi kept his wife quote, isolated, in their home for 18 hours after the alleged abuse on new year's eve. they say it was to keep her from talking to police. prosecutors told the "the san francisco chronicle" lopez went to a neighbor's house where ross mirkirimi got into the shower and that's when the neighbor recorded the account of the alleged abuse. both ross mirkirimi and his wife now deny there was any domestic violence. >>> there is a horrific story out of los angeles today about bondage style child molestation that appears to have taken place in the classroom. sheriff's deputies arrested 61- year-old mark burnt yeste

it happened on cortland avenue and bay shore boulevard. the suspects were driving a maroon land drove, the woman is between 18 and 22 years old and was wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. >>> 38-year-old albert smith junior of fairfield will appear in court to have a preliminary date set. he is charged with killing cap pew -- officer cap pew. >>> a disturbing spike in fights in downtown bars and restaurants, we will have that story coming up at 5:45. >>> they will hold a special meeting to discuss facebooks expansion plans. they moved more than 2000 workers to its new home. it is the former sin's campus and they now hope to triple this year and people in men low park are worried traffic situations. >>> students spoke out against the plan to close an elementary school. faced with up to $8 million this budget cuts, the school may have to close. now the district said they will likely reopen as the french american academy and that will be a charter school and the school board could make a final decision on february 8th or possibly later in the mo

the fact we didn't go to cortland maybe hurt us.his before. there's just something about the nfl. they're great -- people who are great successes elsewhere, take steve spurrier. he owned college football. nick sabin, the guy has won three national championships. that is next to impossible to do. but what is it about the nfl that is so difficult where the jets, one of the best teams in football, one game away from the super bowl for two years. they don't make the playoffs next year. this year they'll probably be -- >> super bowl. >> probably be in the super bowl. what is it about the nfl that makes it so much tougher? >> well, i think the rules -- i think the money and the rules -- the rules prevent you from stocking players or recruiting players and the way you can do it in some of the college systems. >> yeah. >> everybody has the same amount of money to spend. >> yeah. >> so it's almost -- there is a certain accountant factor in being a good nfl owner or manager or coach. >> yeah. >> got a risk/reward you have to look very careful