large groups are denied admittance. there is a problem with party buses, my client took over apartment 24 on the first of october and he did so a little prematurely. i'm sure they're aware of this. apartment 24 has pretty much the best route for several years. after we went into a contract in the spring, there was a hiphop promoter that caused quite a bit of commotion in the neighborhood. we couldn't take over on a temporary abc license. we went in, my client was physically threatened by the promoter. he is still taking money from party buses and said that we paid you what ever to get in. there is a big altercation. broadway is a problem. arguing with aprty buse -- party buses full of drunks is not what the new owners want to do. last weekend was much better. mr. lu is well-known in the asian community as the foreman's promoter. he had 3000 who pie people andr one for -- 3000 people at pier one, he draws a college crowd primarily. they are pretty much non- problematic. obviously, he has his hands full at apartment 24. i

for practical purposes, hot we don't allow evidence at 1:00 -- admittance at 1:00. if someone shows up to meet their friend or escort them home, we don't want to have our hands tied on that one. if you have questions, mr. lu would answer. >> is the promoter still active in the operation of the club? >> absolutely not. >> and as of now, no party buses? >> they showed up last weekend. part of the discussion i have had with jocelyn is how to stop party buses coming to broadway. it is not good for the neighborhood, it is not good for the establishments. rowdy havec -- they have rowdy crowds that come intoxicated. i think it is destructive to the neighborhood. one of the discussions with the captain, because there is no standing or stopping, he made a note to talk abouto the motorcye police. to get 50 people out there, they have to stop for quite some time. if we can make expensive payi as ofng -- in terms of paying tickets, foor having people cited for public intoxication i think will handle the situation somewhat. >> i did make a written formal request from the enterta

the only thing we have in this issue is the 1:00 that amendments -- admittance. >> and, you know, i think i would like to see more community outreach also. this is going to be granted for a short amount of time and they will be reporting back. how is that what is going on here? this is just how is going to be? they don't have to report back? of like to see them report back in three months and think we should grant a conditionally. but i would like to see them come back and have met with at least a couple more neighborhood groups. president newlin: three months or six months? >> in meeting with groups can happen -- they will start operating. president newlin: i have no problem with that, i am just trying to establish a valentine to oversee the operation. -- a valid time to oversee the operation. if three months it too short, six months may be better. either way. >> it is certainly possible for the commission to request a recport in whatever time frame you're comfortable with. it is also completely reasonable to request a six month reporting or asking the applicant to come addressed the com

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. >> maryland law says nobody can deny the admittance of a service animal with somebody who has a disability. he filed a complaint. the fire department says it is looking into it. curtis did get to the hospital after he called his supervisor to watch his dog. imagine school recess with no football, basketballs, baseballs, that's now the reality at one elementary school in toronto, canada. the school's principal banned all balls not made of sponge from the school. she says it will help protect the staff and students pointing out one parent suffered a concussion after being hit with a soccer ball. some parents are upset with the decision. they may switch schools over this. is it me or does this sound over the top? we want the kids to be safe, but let's be real. isn't playing ball on the playground, falling down, skinning your knee, part of growing up like a normal human? maybe that's just me. send your thoughts to mcginty's mall bag. mailbag@wusa9.com. more rain is headed our way. will it make for a soggy drive? we can hope not. topper will confirm in the forecast. but first, politicians start

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fact that politico is not saying whether or not another campaign gave them the story to me is an admittance that yes, they did. >> let's keep in mind that thousands of times a day, corporate america, they get a complaint, they pay it off and call it severance and they go away. what doesn't go away is the file and the accusation, no evidence, but they pay them off, because they they want torque as you said, get them out of the way. if i were herman cain, i would do one thing, we did this with gerry ferraro, say i'll answer every question, but after this press conference is over, no more questions. bill: did you hear what roe said that the -- rove said that the -- even though they settled, there was no proof of it. >> i think it would open a pandora's box. bill: it would not clear it up? >> i think it would give us more insight because clearly politico is not giving us insight and they should be the ones providing the details. >> the real insight is who's leaked this. this smells like another campaign. >> of course. and politico is not saying whether or not they got it from somewhere else. to