commissioner allan, you have something to say. commissioner allan: i was just going to say that i think i was hearing from officer mathias that the process for both butterfly and cellar will allow an intense security plan. i underscore that because that is the process that the entertainment commission has set forth as being the first step, so i wanted to thank you for embracing that and working with staff and the venues. i think as we've seen with places like the impala pro tracted period of time before they're actually giving them a permit gives us and them a chance to know the seriousness of what they're getting involved in. in retrospect we have to come up with a new way to make sure that there is that same seriousness of intent that we put on the new -- on the permit. and if it's necessary to recondition the permit, we will. but i think that it's -- the perfect first step to bring them in with the commission staff and underscore, well, things are not going well, we need to make some changes. and if necessary the commission can

commissioner joseph: commissioner allan? commissioner allan: i want to thank you as to how the issue has evolved. concerns were raised to me about the thursday event. that has been dropped. and that has led partially to the turnaround that you expressed here tonight. i think that the police department would agree with my philosophy that having a business operator in that space and having it not be vacant is -- is definitely a more positive thing for the

commissioner joseph: commissioner allan? commissioner allan: i want to thank you as to how the issue has evolved. concerns were raised to me about the thursday event. that has been dropped. and that has led partially to the turnaround that you expressed here tonight. i think that the police department would agree with my philosophy that having a business operator in that space and having it not be vacant is -- is definitely a more positive thing for the neighborhood than having it boored you like some of the spaces that become around the city. so i'm glad to see that they come up to standards and that we're going to be able to grant them their permit. so thank you for your time and attention on this one. commissioner joseph: commissioner meko? commissioner meko: so one more time you are supported and you think that the recommendations supported by staff are adequate and complete? >> yes, we're satsfwide the conditions even looking at the security levels, i think you have a 1-50 ratio but looking at their ratio they're much m

today i'm talking to allan hart veteran middle east correspondent and conflict resolver we're going to start by talking about israel's blockade on gaza and the aid ships that are trying to get into the region allan hart thanks very much for talking to r.t. now let's talk first about israel's blockade on gaza and the eight chips that are trying to get in israel insists that that blockade is legal what do you think well let's first of all say that the purpose of the blockade is a collective punishment but the whole people of gaza to try to wean them away from hamas now collective punishment by definition is a war crime it is absolutely illegal. the only benefit of the attempts to break the blockade is not really assisting the people of gaza but it is helping to make israel. be perceived in the world of people as more and more staid and who is set to gain the most from that p.r. exercise as a very simple truth that most people don't know when israel was created and closed the palestine file after its picture on the battlefield in forty eight. the whole establishment world wanted that file

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commissioner allan: a couple of questions. for the manager of the club, you indicate you were brought on in october of 2009 to assist the venue and booking the even. did your responsibilities include security as well as our staff? -- ba staffr? >> my main concern was security. i try to get security with previous experience working in clubs, so that is the number one focus. >> the law does require it. leading up to this question, according to the san francisco police department information we have received in our briefing package, from the time you took control of the van near -- of the venue to this current time, they have launched a serious incidences' at this location including shots fired, threats involving weapons, assault and shooting. all those happen while you were on watch, so i would like to know what your immediate response was to that, and secondly, if you could explain to me how this serious incidences' could happen under the watchful eye of someone like yourself, who was put in place to make sure these things do n

president fong: allan mark. >> hello. i am a resident of washington hills for 20 years and a homeowner there. i have also been a member of the telegraph club for 18 years. i am the president of the company involved in real estate consulting on the residential side. i strongly support the northeast embarcaderos study. it has been very thorough, very well thought out. this town averages about 1000 sales a year of condos. at the peak of the market, there were 3000 condominium sold in 2007. right now we have 800 left that are not in contract. there is virtually no new residential construction going on in the market. i do not see anything happening for the next year or two. i envision another shortage of housing, unfortunately. many developments take a minimum of 18 months to three years to build. i know the embarcadero very well. i think we can activate the site. i do not think it is terribly safe at night. i am a major walker. i think we should support this. it involves a lot of surface lots. i see empty lots that turn into

allan we can enter the. culture is that so much about the taxpayers and i mean to say for me it means a lot of people out here am sweating it out a good part of the world is experiencing a crippling heat wave is this a trend or simply freaking weather one. to to. to at least say. to. the back and watching our teeth here's a look at the top stories the whole village has been in some russia and record breaking heat waves killing dozens and leaving thousands homeless and the army has been sent to help firefighters controlled a raging inferno. chinese emergency workers struggle to retrieve barrels of holding dangerous chemicals and they were swept into a river and are now heading for russia. and is stony and better and so far the side of the nazis during the second world war are meeting in the country's capital the event sparked outrage inside and outside a story over the authorities decision to allow access sympathizers to gather. up next we'll bring you special report from kyrgyzstan the central asian country

allan the killing and dramatic. here's a look at the top stories in our team one of britain's largest peace groups the stop the war coalition says the files on a campaign of ghana stamp could mark the beginning of the year out of the war and caused by whistleblower group leaks is continuing to be felt. federal judges blocked parts of arizona's controversial new law designed to stamp out illegal immigration and penalize anyone helping undocumented workers critics say the legislation still encourages racial profiling and discrimination. and hot of the heels of anna chapman and the other so-called phone fatalities been arrested in the u.s. the twenty four year old lottery and born american citizen is suspected of smuggling controlled funding of whitman to russia. that's the headlines will be back in italy our mean time to swap at the top of the battle be p. comes under the scrutiny of former broker max kaiser. over the kaiser reported with me guys are still hurt tell us some of the stories please oh maggie let's start

ghana allan the last time from the global aids vaccine enterprise and gene anastacia a doctor actually questions that a theory. and nobody could give me the paper where he is isolated in the way the scientists. are asking for it since the seventy years since the seventy's the other thing is that there doesn't exist any paper. shows if a chevy is existing how it is doing a. situation to use their data is a fairly different thing is in western countries so-called western countries and the so-called developing cost in countries in africa. south america and so on so it is it doesn't fit in the norm of virus diseases because viruses. can make very few things they are not so intelligent to do so many things it doesn't fit in a viral cause ok let's say mr burstein what's your reaction to that yeah. well a couple of points the first point to. has never been isolated well that's simply not true the virus has been isolated it's been the luck of the cloned using d.n.a. cloning technologies it's been sequenced literally thousands of times from different individuals infected with the virus. simply

that turning the acquisition are up to sixteen percent the fed to stock up on always keeps for drinks allan similarly desperate minority are sticking their heads in the fridge so what's your take to be the eat lettuce now your opinion as our table called in the top stories section. of. the u.s. has released called a confidential documents on the vietnam war revealing deep divisions among white house officials at the time of the conflict and it comes as the house of representatives has been discussing the impact of the deadly chemical weapon agent orange sprayed on vast areas and civilians by american forces during the war hunt how fits found out victims will the u.s. government to seal the account for the chemicals toxic legacy as its impact is still felt today and unified some of the images of this report disturbing. i was born with out tonight and missing a hand it is because of america's chemical war against her people in the jungles of vietnam that has left tran in these conditions she is a victim of agent orange second generation tran is one of many her story represents millions living

national commander admiral allan is in louisiana meeting with parish presidents to address their concerns about the cleanup, fisheries restoration and financial restitution. >>> a new poll released just an hour ago release californians have reeked strongly to that massive oil spill in the gulf of mexico. only 36% of those surveyed by the public institute said they support more drilling off the california coast. 59% are opposed to new drilling. that opposition has jumped 16% since the bp oil disaster. on a separate energy issue, the ppic poll found the majority of californians do not support construction of new nuclear power plants. 44% support the building of new plants. 49% oppose them. the issue is partisan. most republicans support nuclear power while most democrats opposing it. we have also been looking over new polls in the race for governor and u.s. senate. those close races for you coming up at about 10:30. >>> governor schwarzenegger reinstated his friday furloughs for tens of thousands of state workers. starting next month most state employees will have to take off three days a m

. >> allan chernoff, cnn, princeton, new jersey. >> that's it for "360." larry king starts now. see you tomorrow night. >> larry: tonight, michael moore, the filmmaker, sounds off. on the fortune bp's ceo is being paid to step down and the bombshell leaks about afghanistan. he'll take your calls. and then -- >> this crime hurts families and it violates people. it is vile and it is threatening. >> larry: stalking victim erin andrews implores congress today, make stalkers pay. it happened to olympic champion shawn johnson. a mental patient armed with loaded weapons, duct tape and zip ties targeted and pursued her and she's here to say, "enough." next on "larry king live." good evening. couple of program notes. laura ingraham is here tomorrow night and tony robbins on friday. michael moore is with us tonight. the oscar winning documentary filmmaker, founder of the traverse city film festival, annual event which kicks off right now and runs through sunday. michael joins us from traverse city, his open space outdoor cinema. why a film festival in traverse city, michigan? >> why not?

national commander admiral allan is in louisiana meeting with parish presidents to address their concerns about the cleanup, fisheries restoration and financial restitution. >>> a new poll released just an hour ago release californians have reeked strongly to that massive oil spill in the gulf of mexico. only 36% of those surveyed by the public institute said they support more drilling off the california coast. 59% are opposed to new drilling. that opposition has jumped 16% since the bp oil disaster. on a separate energy issue, the ppic poll found the majority of californians do not support construction of new nuclear power plants. 44% support the building of new plants. 49% oppose them. the issue is partisan. most republicans support nuclear power while most democrats opposing it. we have also been looking over new polls in the race for governor and u.s. senate. those close races for you coming up at about 10:30. >>> governor schwarzenegger reinstated his friday furloughs for tens of thousands of state workers. starting next month most state employees will have to take off three days a m

national incident commander allan said the seepage is not a page concern, including one leak coming fromhe containment cap itself. >> the leak age is occurring in a flange just located right about here. there is no indication at this time that this is any indication of a significant problem in the well bore. we think that was going to happen and we would take immediate action. >> ken fineburg the man picked by bp and president obama to administer the $20 billion compensation fund said fishermen and others losing income would be "crazy" not to join that program. he will be more generous than the courts in awarding monday. >> animal officials have put down two dogs following an attack in golden gate park. a pitbull bit a man and a woman at the park. a female mixed breed dog was with the pitbull at the time but not believed the female dog attacked anyone. no one came forward to claim those dogs which animal control officials determined to be too vicious to be adopted. the dogs were put down last thursday. >>> in news of the world tonight. (gunshots). >> in afghanistan a fire fight in kandah

national incident commander allan said the seepage is not a page concern, including one leak coming from the containment cap itself. >> the leak age is occurring in a flange just located right about here. there is no indication at this time that this is any indication of a significant problem in the well bore. we think that was going to happen and we would take immediate action. >> ken fineburg the man picked by bp and president obama to administer the $20 billion compensation fund said fishermen and others losing income would be "crazy" not to join that program. he will be more generous than the courts in awarding monday. >> animal officials have put down two dogs following an attack in golden gate park. a pitbull bit a man and a woman at the park. a female mixed breed dog was with the pitbull at the time but not believed the female dog attacked anyone. no one came forward to claim those dogs which animal control officials determined to be too vicious to be adopted. the dogs were put down last thursday. >>> in news of the world tonight. (gunshots). >> in afghanistan a fire fight in kand

the city is telling people to stay out of the water, >>> allan algae bloom has forced the closure ofe in san jose. and the city has told everyone to stay out of the water until it clears up and coming in contact with the algae is difficult for small kheurb children and it will likely subside once the water and weather conditions change. >>> tropical depression bonnie heads for the gulf coast. and we have more on how the storm is affecting cleanup efforts of the oil spill. >> reporter: the gulf coast is hoping for the best and preparing for the worst. >> the storm could push more oil into the coast and the wetlands. >> reporter: bonnie is expected to strengthen as it moves over the gulf, with the site of the bp blown-out well directly in the path. almost all of the ships associated with the spill are now heading out of harm's way. >> the intention right now is to put the vessels in a safe place to return as quickly as possible to resume operations. >> reporter: the ships with underwater robots watching the well may attempt to ride out the storm. if extreme weather forces them to evacu

general allan as the deputy commander. the chairman and i are comfortable with this arrangement for an amount of time. the key is having the best people in the right places. i would also like to take this opportunity to say a few words about the guidance i issued last week dealing with this department's engagement with the news media. for starters, when i took this job more than 3.5 years ago, i spent my first few months on the jobs telling military audiences that the press was not the enemy and to treat it as such was counterproductive and self- defeating. accordingly, in my approach to media relations i have attempted to be as straightforward as possible and the anchorage this department's leaders to do the same. none of that has changed. in short, last week's memo was not about how the media does its job, but about how this department's leadership as ours. it is not a change in policy, a reaffirmation of an existing policy that was being followed selectively at best. it reflected the fact that for some time now long bef

hearing with what's known as the debt commission, co-chaired by erstine bowles, and former senator allanimpson. the official name is the national commission on fiscal responsibility and reform. congressman, they will come back with their recommendation on december 1 after the midterm elections. everything they say is on the table. what should be on the table? guest: well, first of all, the whole commission, from my perspective, although it's important to play a part of it, the president asked us to be at the table, and the republicans agreed to be at the table. but the reality is that it's really the congress's dereliction of duties, really, that they haven't followed through on what their job is. i mean, this is -- you have a party here, and i'm not saying that republicans are perfect and republicans governed as good as we could have or as good as we should have. but you have a super majority in the house of representatives, you only have 250-some votes, and last time i checked it only takes 118 votes to pass a bill. you had 60 senators for a while, now you have 59. still unprecedented