. >> i am a longtime resident of brunell heights, and i am excited about going to the lucky horseshoe in hearing some really good live music. i know there is a lot that i have never had a chance to hear. i am hoping i will be able to hear those, and i promise i will be very respectful, and i need the bar. [laughter] >> somehow i do not think we have to worry about that. i have lived in brunell heights since the mid-1970s, and lisa and erik taking this over and turning it into a very nice and then you, they are very inclusive where they have taken in the whole neighborhood. i support them and hope you do, too. president newliln: thank you. >> i am a longtime resident of san francisco, and i have been patronizing the lucky horseshoe, and lisa is doing a good job as owner, and i fully support the application. president newlin: thank you. >> my name is -- i live about two blocks, away, and my daughter is there. i just want to echo what everyone else is saying, but i think it is clear, they really made an effort to reach out, and it is a model for how these types of entertainment businesse

he delegated the responsibly largely to brunell as long as brunell was there and i think we are lucky that he did. brunell was an exceptionally good choice of justices and judges and i do think some of that is part of ike's military tradition of deference to subordinates and he had great trust in brownell. and you know, he was as i say somewhat casual about the process. in 1956 when he went to choose, when he chose william brennan he was in the middle of his re-election campaign. he fared well with almost every demographic in 1952 but he asked brownell and naked political terms to find a moderate democrat who was a catholic ideally something -- sitting on the northeastern bench somewhere and that was sure a one electro- weakness he had. he got most of what he wanted there and he got a democrat from the northeast. he did not get a moderate. three out of four. you know, i think that the best example of a kind of justice he probably would have liked more was an extraordinarily gifted very principled conservative justice for the court. on the issue of warren and i will just conclude with

. >> both attended a candlelight vigil for amanda brunel. she is confined to a wheelchair. it's all due to an attempted suicide in the cafeteria when she was 16. >> if i would have known i could have done something different. >> she was in the marching band. she received some 3500 harassment texts in a one month period. >> they were saying she was a lesbian and bisexual and she had aids and was spreading it. >> her attempted suicide in 2008 her mother has been leading an education campaign called the amanda network to prevent teen suicide and bullying. >> for every one suicide that the kid dies, there is hundred kids that attempt. >> it about hundred parents and children attended the candlelight vigil at the candlelight methodist church. they received writes bands, purple, they donated to the anti-bullying campaign and took a pledge to stop bullying when they see it. >> this is the third candlelight vigil for amanda. when i asked her how long she was going to keep it up, she said as long as it takes to stop bullying and stop the suicide. >>> coming up next, huge target on t