the venue remains owned and operated by tim choy and the item that you want to act on is the amendment of the existing conditions and the copy of the permit in your packet. specifically now that the applicant wants it to end by 1 a.m. and they want to amend to end no later than 1:45. and requiresing one security guard for every 40 patrons and wanting it to be amended for one guard for every 75. the police code that during the entertainment that the place of entertainment holder maintain a ratio of one guard per 100. the permits in the packet and so is a letter from officer moore who is also waited patiently. sorry i tried to put you first. >> and now we can hear from the applicant. >> good evening, commissioners >> hi, hello. >> go for it. >> yeah, so i am here to request for a 1:00 conditional permit lifted to 1:45 and our security ratio from 1:40 to 1:75 which is really impacting our financials and making it hard to survive and we made a lot of changes and followed all of the rules and i am in front of you asking for this on the conditions. >> okay. >> all right. why don't you step b

kavabut choi -- but choi prefers to spend his precious free hours at home with his housemates. they have plenty of canned beer and plenty of korean television available over the internet. >> i would give every bit of money i earn for a chance to go back home. i feel this way especially on weekends. >> his wife is pregnant with their second child, and he would like to be at her side, but these 10 weeks belong to the company, so the korean flag flies proudly in the polo wind, and he will have to hold out until the end of march. in this strange, lonely place, he might as well have flown to the moon. and a two weeks after italians went to the polls, forming a government there remains difficult. if the people in the rest of the eurozone have been able to cast their votes, incumbent mario monti would have won, but italians have said no to district path of austerity. three parties came out of the election was roughly the same number of votes, but they refuse to join forces. one of the winners is a rebel who is protesting against the political and the, and wants to get rid of the year

kavabut choi -- but choi prefers to spend his precious free hours at home with his housemates. they have plenty of canned beer and plenty of korean television available over the internet. >> i would give every bit of money i earn for a chance to go back home. i feel this way especially on weekends. >> his wife is pregnant with their second child, and he would like to be at her side, but these 10 weeks belong to the company, so the korean flag flies proudly in the polo wind, and he will have to hold out until the end of march. in this strange, lonely place, he might as well have flown to the moon. and a two weeks after italians went to the polls, forming a government there remains difficult. if the people in the rest of the eurozone have been able to cast their votes, incumbent mario monti would have won, but italians have said no to district path of austerity. three parties came out of the election was roughly the same number of votes, but they refuse to join forces. one of the winners is a rebel who is protesting against the political and the, and wants to get rid of the year

and item a, tim choy doing business as neck of the woods at 406 clement. we did intend to brief a request by the ap applicant to talk about the neck of the woods previously known as the rocket room. however the applicant and the recommendation have requested a continuance to the fifth of march so that they could have further conversations before coming to an agreement before coming to you with a request of change of conditions. >> first of all, public comment on the continuance of tim choy doing business as neck of the woods 406 clement street? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. could i have a motion to continue. >> motion to continue. >> second. >> we have a motion and a second. >> the same, house, same call? >> thank you. >> next. >> item number b. atique rehman doing business as naan-n-curry. i am saying that wrong, forgive me. 336 ofarrell street, report on your compliance with conditions of issuing you the extended hours permit. applicant here? >> so, before we hear from the permit holder, as you may remember before you on december fourth, you

order to make that happen and in order for the security, after meeting with the captain and with tim choy and some of the more, issues that have happened recently, we are in favor of his proposed ratio from sunday to wednesday and thursday, friday, saturday nights have traditionally been the issue in the past and have to be the busy nights and a couple of issues and we are in favor of keeping the current ratio on thursday, friday and saturday night. >> which is 1:40. >> are they opened sunday? >> they are opened every day. >> they are opened every day? >> yes. monday, tuesday, wednesday, especially it is pretty much the same kind of entertainment and salsa night and they have comedy and those have not been issues with us at all. it is mainly the thursday, friday, saturday nights. >> what they are asking for 1:75, seven days a week? >> yes. >> you mentioned a couple of issues, could you go into details of what those were. >> three weeks ago on thursday, they had a like a reggie islander-style event at the club. one of the performers walked out of the club, and was urinating in the street t

the venue remains owned and operated by tim choy and the item that you want to act on is the amendment of the existing conditions and the copy of the pe

ambassador choi. you think about the spirit, and b.c. lee, he was well known for what they call his pioneering spirit, his willingness to commit to new markets even when their potential was not readily apparent. it was his willingness to take risks that propeled samsung and propeled south korea to the highest level of innovation and of success. and that, indeed, is the foundation of capitalism itself, this entrepreneurial risk taking and the ability to receive that reward, to take those risks, and thus engender that type of growth. and believe that b.c. lee would agree that the enduring legacy of america's commitment to the asia-pacific region is without a doubt the long-term economic prosperity that is at the heart of this dynamic evolution that we see in asia. america's contribution to asia's growth has been overwhelmingly positive and a big part of that, a big part of it was the free market and open trading system that the u.s. helped build after the war. as a result, many asian countries have enjoyed unprecedented prosperity, and so

after that it's probably basil and then you have your bok choy and chesterton charged.are able to sell three to five -- we're able to grow, excuse me, three to five times more of it than a traditional farm and and sell it at whole foods, jim bows, albertsons, but right now we make money the way any business would sell it with the produce. every time we sell it, that turns into cash money. that cash money turns into a salary and bonus for the veteran operators and a yield for our investors. cenk: would you sell to monsanto if they came with the right offer? >> would we sell out? cenk: yes. >> we're not a good candidate. 70% of the toxins that affect produce, or the pesticide that require the use of pesticides are soil borne. we don't use soil so have no use for the chemical companies or g.m.o. seeds or any of their pesticides because the pathway by which pesticides and pests which are the prerequisite for the use of pesticides, if there's no pests you need no pesticide, the g.m.o. seeds. it eliminates immediately 70% of those systems or those problems, i should say becau

intentions we have taken approach to help average gangs members toss teach them to may be better choice chois and change their lives forever and finishing education and get aing a job has helped individuals keeping off the block and along with that we are seek to go educate gangs so that they can continue their education and live their dreams and we call it family and education ever over everything and i'm very humble for receiving this apartward and thank you to general hospital foundation. >> (applause) . >> our second award will be presented by 98ian nay men. head of state and local relation, visa incorporated.. >> (applause) . >> good afternoon everyone god you look so great out there. i wish there was a camera up here so that you could see how wonderful you look especially with the backdrop of the ballpark. you know, i love this event for calm reasons usually it's because it's done around valentine's day and happy valentine's day by-the-way, and that is right by the day of my wedding anniversary and i'll be married 28 years torld tomorrow and pie my wife is not here today but happy anniv

. >> my name is stefhano, castalato and our firm is working closely with choy and the police department, this operator was under close scrutiny and from the entertainment commission. they got in trouble when they had poor communication and now the communication lines are excellent. they got in trouble when they hired outside promoters and now they do their internal promotions themselves. they got in trouble when they were booking reggie acts with outside promosters and they have discontinued all with the outside promosters for the most part. what they have done instead of becoming a poor example they have become a model example and this commission put strong restrictions along with the police department because of the public safety issue and those were justified. what we want to do now is to say after an 8-month period is to lift some of those restrictions that pose hardships because, they have earned it and they are not going in and they are going to turn back into their bad ways because their model has been adjusted and changed the name of the venue, they are moving away from the rock

hearing and possible action regarding conditioning existing permits under the jurisdiction tim choy doing business as neck of the woods 406 clement street, come on up toby. >> no,

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are going to offer the american people a plan to get the federal government in order by making smart chois and changers that will grow the economy and get on a better path. lou: does this complement the other leaders on capitol hill? what took so long? >> is a tough and challenging place. we made mistakes along the way. the important thing is that we figured out how to get this right. we have also tried to change the rules in the house to make it a more open process. john boehner led that effort. to make sure that people could deal with it. lou: does this mean regular order will be applied to all major issues before the house of representatives? >> i certainly hope so. lou: whether it is illegal immigration, the budget, whatever it may be. >> i am a big believer in open government. as the chairman of the subcommittee, i'm a big believer in the process because i think we all improved by the input that we get from the public and witnesses and by having the debate among ourselves to achieve a better piece of legislation. i'm a big believer in the process and i hope we use that going forward.

ambassador choi. and you think about some of the spirit and about b.c. lee. he was so well known for what they call his pioneering spirit, his willingness to commit to new markets each when their potential was not readily apparent. of it was his willingness to take risks that propelled samsung and propelled south korea to the highest level of innovation and of success. and that, indeed, is the foundation of capitalism u.s., this entrepreneurial risk taking and the ability to receive that reward, to take those risks and, thus, engender that type of growth. and i believe that b.c. lee would agree that the enduring legacy of america's commitment to the asia-pacific region is without a doubt the long-term economic prosperity that is at the heart of this dynamic evolution that we see in asia. america's contribution to asia's growth has been overwhelmingly positive and a big part of that, a big part of it was the free market and open trading system that the u.s. helped build after the war. as a result, many asian countries have enjoyed unprecedented prosperity, and

ambassador choi. you think about the spirit, and b.c. lee, he was well known for what they call his pioneering spirit, his willingness to commit to new markets even when their potential was not readily apparent. it was his willingness to take risks that propeled samsung and propeled south korea to the highest level of innovation and of success. and that, indeed, is the foundation of capitalism itself, this entrepreneurial risk taking and the ability to receive that reward, to take those risks, and thus engender that type of growth. and believe that b.c. lee would agree that the enduring legacy of america's commitment to the asia-pacific region is without a doubt the long-term economic prosperity that is at the heart of this dynamic evolution that we see in asia. america's contribution to asia's growth has been overwhelmingly positive and a big part of that, a big part of it was the free market and open trading system that the u.s. helped build after the war. as a result, many asian countries have enjoyed unprecedented prosperity, and so

for example, the president could conceivably have no choi homeland of a catastrophic attack as we sawpearl harbor or 9/11. what about that senator grassley? what if the passengers on board that fourth aircraft hadn't brought that plane down in shanksville, pennsylvania? there has been talk whether we were prepared to shoot that plane down to save countless other lives and would we have had a jury trial before we did that? would not our president have had the authority to make that call? >> well, without answering your question because it's a tough one to answer, i can tell you, here again, you have general holder taking two sides, different sides on the same issue. you know, when bush made-- >> i get. forgive me for interrupting you, you've made the hypocrisy point. i want to get to the substance because i see how it's easy to get outraged, senator paul you're going sitting there eating your dinner and get the drone, and i laughed because that's a little extreme, but eric holder seems to be talking about in a truly catastrophic situation do we really want to tie the commander-in-chief

kentucky tweeted a dispassengerring remark about the ethnicity of his wife former labor secretary elaine choiweet which it described as quote inappropriate. >>> we're getting more information about yahoo's decision to end employee telecommuting. according to the website marissa meyer checked the company's virtual private network logs. that is the program employees use to log into yahoo's network and work from home. apparently, it showed that employees were not logging in enough. this led to myers' announcement last week that telecommuting will end in june. she says yahoo needs a more collaborative company culture. >> with spring break just around the corner, many people are looking for a get away. this year it's not going to come cheap. travel industry experts say it will cost you about $372 round trip this year for an airline ticket. that is 9% higher than last year. and when you tack on hotel and food, it can all get very pricey. orbits.com has just released their top 10 destinations for spring break. they include four florida cities including orlando and miami. the list also includes las v

today's top click chois are gangnam baby, hamster chatter, walking dog and buzzer beater.gnam style? >> we'll leave the predictions to the weather business with al. >> thank you very much. >>> as we look ahead toward your weekend -- i like the music. very nice. for saturday, sunny skies along the east coast. the storm finally out of here. risk of strong storms from texas, wet weather up into the upper great lakes and snow back through the rockies. sunny and cool out west. then sunday, sunday, again another sunny, cool day along the eastern seaboard, mild in the southeast. wet weather from the gulf into the eastern great lakes, cold back through the rockies with a few morning snow showers. look for clouds in the pacific northwest with showers, nice and mild through the southwest. that's what's going on around the country. >>> thank you, al. 8:35. taking a live look over san jose. we still have some clouds lingering. showers heading out of the area. if you'll be heading to southern california, travel cautiously. a lot of snowfall and rain head headed that way. 63 in livermor

we got a baby bok choy. beautiful. nice and pretty. we got a bit of chard right now, the red and the green. just direct from the farm. et voila. >> it's like a whirlwind in the kitchen with this chef as he makes cooking with greens actually look easy. take, for example, this dish. he adds noodles and a little white wine reduction with some sweet pea greens, and then finishes with sesame seeds, and presto-- an easy and simple dish that any of us could do. >> oh, i love to play around and, you know, create some dish by themselves, just a vegetable or incorporate in a gratin or with some fish and chicken. so i get a variety of a fresh vegetable direct from our gardens, from the oxnard field, ventura field, and to the restaurant, to the plate, to the customer. >> so what's his tip to finding so many ways to cook with greens? well, his main secret to success lies with his friends and neighbors, roy nishimori and jan berk, who run san miguel produce and have almost every green you could imagine at their farm in nearby oxnard which, in turn,