sean burke, inspector. recent very confused excel user and please excuse my formatting issues in this week's report. hopefully i'll have that cleared up by next week, next hearing. a nice long list of new complaints since last time we met. i can go into detail on any of those that you would like and -- i'm just noticing additional errors that i didn't catch in the rush to get this out to you. the main points i wanted to mention, a couple of things that didn't make it on here and i wanted to make sure i filled in the blanks for you, this is on the reverse of the page. we had one complaint since last hearing on february 3rd about hassian, no complaints about double dutch, which is a stark difference between last time we met and this hearing. one complaint from benders. i'm just kind of going on the ongoing complaint list and one complaint from a neighbor of hue on january 25th and in the e-mail string i was cced on, the operator lowered the volume and satisfied the neighbor. a couple of updates, things that d

we asked sean burke to evaluate the sound levels. we were amazed when he wrote me saying hue was operating within the sound limits established by the entertainment commission. we do not see how it could be accurate as hue is limited to the ambient level and we could hear the base through the apartment. i asked for further explanation but have not received response. we have not reached out to supervisor peskin for support on the issue. next one october 1st, there wasn't more information about what the citizens request was for. stolen property october 1st. october 6th a noise complaint, in quotes nightclub with heavy base side alley door is open and residents can hear it. the officer that went out there, he was not able to locate the noise complaints. on october 8th, there was another noise complaint, loud base coming from the club in the back room of the side street when the officer arrived at 3:15 in the morning, the call was at 12:54 but it was gone upon his arrival. there was a theft on october 28th. on december 10th there was a no

sharing your insights and your memories of stephen hawking with us this morning that was sean carroll from the walter burke institute for theoretical physics in los angeles thanks a lot. to talk more about some joined by now by did the show stockman good morning michelle. stephen hawking was an unlikely celebrities as we just heard there was a way he was he defied expectations people described him as a perfect mind and imperfect body and i think we need to look at that he lived for more than fifty years with just with this disease confined to a wheelchair he used a voice synthesizer and he became an icon of science kind of inherited that mantle of scientific celebrity from albert einstein and if we look at his research he wanted to understand relativity the nature of time and space and of quantum theory how the smallest particles in the universe interact and how the universe is governed and to unify that and he wanted to make that accessible to a mass audience so we look at his book that he wrote in one nine hundred eighty eight a brief history of time ten million bestseller yes and i did read it and i fee