and that was a part of a decision of the abc appeals board, that what was submitted by mr. matthias to you, for your consideration, that you considered or were available for your consideration in june 15 months ago, that was before you. that's what happened here. and as a result of that, and other things that i'm going to talk about, you decided to basically devastate the business of mr. montoya and his club. that's what you did. and if it can be argued that at the time you didn't know those 52 reports, 92% of which were false and invalid, if you did not know then, you know now that those are fake reports, false, fraudulent, fake, phony, dishonest. moving on to another subject. weiland has indicated that mr. and mrs. diamond have a complaint about noise. first thing i want to say about that is, when you move to a venue, when you move to a condo, which is the busiest entertainment block in the city, you're going to expect there's going to be noise. the people who sold them that should have told them that, they should have known that, and here they are. nobody wants noise, bu

just recently, as we stated earlier, the abc board of appeals ruled that sfpd was selectively targeting my venue. in june of 2017 this commission ruled to commission my permit of 65 cads. that's nine years of no violations, no sound violations, and commissioner lee even touched base on c-mac about how cad reports don't necessarily represent what's going on. roughly 80% of those 65 cads that were presented to you guys, matter of fact, this was from 2015 to 2017, we're talking about three years here. about 80% of those had nothing to do with you. in fact, out of these 65 cads, only six police reports were made, that's in three years. from that time period of 2015 to 2017, well over 100,000-plus patrons have patronized our venue in those three years, meaning that we are operating at less than 1% of incidents happening per patron that came to my venue. as far as sound goes, we have always operated with our guidelines and we stand strongly that we have never been outside our sound guidelines given to us by this commission. i have a simple question of why hasn't this commission had an inspect

appealing. elizabeth hur, abc news, norristown, pennsylvania. >> and one more note, cosby's first dinner in jail including pudding for dessert. as you know, cosby used to appear in jell-o pudding ads. >>> we could not have gotten any closer to a major disaster. that's what a top safety official said while announcing results of an investigation into this close call at san francisco's airport last year. an air canada flight came within 20 feet of crashing into another plane. officials blame the pilots for mistaking the taxiway for a runway saying they failed to review a warning about a runway closure. crew fatigue was also cited. as a result, the faa has issued new rules on nighttime landings and control tower staffing. >> that really shows how close it was, indeed. >>> well, the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates this afternoon. the increase will likely be a quarter of a point and would be the third this year alone. analysts fear their announcement could trigger losses on wall street depending on what the fed actually says along with it. >>> time now for a look at your weather fo

appealing. elizabeth hur, abc news, norristown, pennsylvania. >> our thanks to elizabeth there. >>> president trumpeest attack yet over the accuser of brett kavanaugh. >> as brett kavanaugh and his first accuser, christine blasey ford, prepare to testify tomorrow, the president accused democrats of playing a con game and he also targeted deborah ramirez, the former yale classmate who said kavanaugh had exposed himself to her at a dorm room party. >> the second accuser, the second accuser has nothing. the second accuser doesn't even know -- she thinks maybe it could have been him. maybe not. she admits that she was drunk. she admits time lapses. >> an attorney for ramirez says his client wants to give a sworn statement to the fbi but claims the judiciary committee's gop staffers are playing games. he said when they finally scheduled the phone call, only democrats called in. >> overnight, republicans announced the name of the woman they hired to question kavanaugh and ford. rachel mitchell is her name. she's a sex crimes prosecutor from phoenix. >> one of the senators who could sink kavanaugh's nomin

appeal. >> it's not unthinkable that the judge could sentence him to jail time in order that he be turned over immediately to correctional officers at that hearing. >> erielle reshef, abcs, new york. >>> new this morning, president trump is proposing new limits on green cards and visas. the proposed rule would make it more difficult for immigrants who would benefit from forms of public assistance, like food stamps and medicaid to stay in the country. the secretary of homeland security says the plan would promote self-sufficiency for immigrants and ensure that they are not likely to become burdens on taxpayers. however, immigrant advocates call it an effort to cut legal immigration without going through congress. >>> this week lawmakers will take up a bill about airplane seat sizes. it would require the faa to set new minimum requirements for airlines. the goal is to improve passenger health and well-being by providing much needed leg room. the house will discuss banning airlines from bumping passengers who have already boarded a plane. >>> san francisco police have a new state of the art training simulator. it's integrating into use of force classes. it's so realistic

abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> a landmark ruling affecting the homeless population, cities cannot prosecute people for sleeping on the streets if they have nowhere else t go.o yesterday a federal appeals court sided with six homeless people in boise, idaho, who sued over a local ordinance that public places.om sleeping in the court says punishing the homeless for sleeping on the streets is a cruel and unusual punishment which is unconstitutional. >>> in the east bay, police are investigating a series of attempted sexual assaults at a state park in alameda and the latest incident happened at crown state beach yesterday. another woman says the same thing happened to her on saturday. the alameda police department says an attempted sexual assault was reported on august 6th near the park. police believe all three incidents may be connected to one man. >>> also in the east bay, berkeley police are looking for the man that you see on the left here, mark jacobson. investigators believe he stabbed a woman in her 70s. the video from the scene is on the right side. it happened on e street. police say he is clean shaven and known to visit live oak park and the solano avenue corridor. if you see h

abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. >>> a landmark ruling affecting the homeless population, cities cannot prosecute people for sleeping on the streets if they have nowhere else to go. a federal appeals court sided with six homeless in boise, idaho who sued over an ordinance that banned them from sleeping in public places. punishing the homeless and unusual punishment. >>> the latest incident happened at crown state beach yesterday. another woman says the same thing happened to her on saturday. the alameda police department says an attempted sexual assault was reported on august 6th near the park. police believe all three incidents may be connected to one man. >>> also in the east bay, berkeley police are looking for this man you see on the left, mark jacobson. investigators believe he stabbed a woman who is in her 70s. the video from the scene is on the right side. it happened on edith street around yesterday morning. police say he is clean shaven and known to visit live oak park and the solano avenue corridor. if you see him do not approach him and call 911 immediately. >>> a controversial new ad sitting on top of san francisco's union square. as you can see from drone view 7. form