and one i will mention is 463 broady. and we had a space above a legitimate venue on broadway. somebody was operating in an illegitimate venue, hoping they would slip under the radar, which they obviously did not. the fire marshal was there on site a was able to shut them down. we have talked with the building owne whenthe property manager and the tenant you're a good -- and the tenant. there have been a few others through the city. they're still tends to be the trend of theft, which i will lk about for a second. they have been plagued by pickpockets, and they were able to catch one of the pickpockets and return property that night, so this tends to be an issue citywide as the economy is not as great as we would hope. we areeeing less violence, more theft. i am going to cut its there. gooany questions? >> i have one question. in your report all violations are for operating without a permit? >> no for operating withouafter 2:00 a.m. >> i do not know what that is. >> they have entertainment as well? >> they just had extended hours. >> that was my only question. one other question

thank you, broady. he's a good pitcher on a very good team.he stanford cardinal will open the season ranked number two in the country. they will play next friday. >>> also, diane, we can't get out of here without talking about lynn-sation. >> lynn-sanity! you say it, he's got it. >> he's on the court right now. knicks taking on the minnesota timberwolves, jeremy lynn has an update at 6:00. >> do you think he can repeat last night? that was ridiculous. >> the 38 is insane. the guy is getting busy. i need a lynn-sanity shirt. >> we get to be part of all of it because he's from pali. he grew up in palo alto and went to pali high, it's fun. >> great story, he didn't get a college scholarship. got released by the warriors, now here he is fighting back and playing great basketball. >>> when we come back, the bay area has talent. we'll explain. >>> thousands though love to perform gathered in san francisco today to try to be discovered. ♪ ♪ >> the creators of "america's got talent" are in town this weekend. they say they want to see what the bay area