the first two or three weeks, i would have guessed the music lasted anywhere fahey from three hours or four windows. it was loud enough that had to close the windows to my house so i could watch television. i and stand why they would want music that i've not heard anything either here or in discussions about why this was necessary. this deteriorates the quality of life for those of us who are there. what is appropriate, what laws are, what kind of equipment should be used. i am concerned above this because was there is a permit, the way to control the music, there have to be a lot of control. >> hello, i live on 113 bartlett. i don't listen to -- i don't hear the music unless i go out on the porch or go on the street. i really appreciate the music. i think that this brings the community together. i brought my kids out to perform when they first open to the market. i would like to do more community outreach like that. i do parent child classes, that kind of thing. i would love to have something like that. if it was 10:00 on, i get have staff at reasonable hours. i think that we can have

the have been during intelligence value, but some of them have fahey value. detaining the bad guys and getting them off the street and even allowing for some of the abuses, say, of the early years in iraq is a critical tool in the counterinsurgency efforts both in iraq and afghanistan. we are shying away from given the ability among my staff to give substantial numbers of bad guys off the streets. as much as interrogation is important, detaining insurgents, taking them out of the equation as a tool to creating domestic security is critical. i was very pleased to see the senator stressed that because it gets swept under the car but a lot. >> i think the senator was also talking about the tension here. on that point, i think he has a good case to be made which is instead of reading people the miranda rights right off the bat, most of our allies, for example, when they detain someone, he or she is indicated in terrorism and they have detention laws that allow them to interrogate the suspect for sometimes days on end. those are some of our closest allies like the