[laughter] commissioner joseph: do you agree with officer gallagher? >> after hearing about some of the situations that have been happening in the city, i am concerned. his suggestion was that a venue such as mine, even though it may be upscale, might be rushed by a gang or group, and they might take over my venue. that concerned me. it scared me quite a bit, because that is not something -- commissioner joseph: did you feel any kind of grass? >> absolutely. i appreciate it, but a major factor in my dream is the late night breakfast aspect, because in my background, i did do comedy. and when the comedians will finish playing at the various comedy clubs, they would join together at a diner and have breakfast together and recount their evening. i wanted to provide a place for those comedians where they would come to my venue, and i think that customers in the club might enjoy the comedians enjoying breakfast there as well. commissioner joseph: if we are willing to discuss this moving forward with your extended hours permit, would you still want to postpo

officer gallagher is not here, correct? is there anyone from the sand and cisco police department that would like to speak to the issue of not granting extended hours at this time? because we're basically bound by a police code 1070 to grant the application if she is serious about not wanting to really request that six month review period. unless they could cite specific portions under which we should deny that permit. there is nothing on here to include any specifics that are part of the code. so lacking that, i reaction would basically be to support granting the extended hours as well. i would like to hear from the rest of the commissioners. commissioner newlin: [unintelligible] commissioner joseph: thank you, commissioner newlin. commissioner alan? commissioner alan: i have nothing but positive things to say about the potential. commissioner perez: i am excited about it. commissioner meko: i move that we give conditional grant to this venue for a place of entertainment as well as extended hours. commissioner joseph: we h

trace gallagher reports. >> reporter: president obama and first lady michelle visit newly constructed homes were others were toppled by hurricane katrina. five years after the deadly storm they sit with maud smith in her living room. she had to be rescued with a boat in the flood. earlier, promises from president to a jubilant crowd at xavier university. >> my administration is going stand alongside you and fight with you until the job is done. >> reporter: some say federal aid has not helped everyone, particularly in new orleans lower-ninth ward where many homes are still gut. many blame washington red tape. >> if we had the money and help we need, it could be faster, but other than that, we are stuck. >> reporter: katrina left roughly 80% of new orleans underwater, exposing a levee system unable to withstand the storm. the new one is said to be strong enough to hold off the next big one. meantime, a parade complete with the new orleans brass band makes its way across the bridge, politicians vowing to rebuild. we're never, ever going to give up. >> reporter: and residents say no matt

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tim gallagher futures coming up in a moment. the third guitarist of the murder suspect at your dramatics please chase. complete details coming up also calling the weather to, live look from the golden gate kick things off with a look to the forecast because we do that, beginning. good morning. morning james. warm-up is on everyone's mind cool conditions rain outside in the '50s. fog. we may have some fog at the bay. some drizzle of the coastline that is going to move on out this afternoon and presents and march temperatures, while mobil continue as a maker way into the weekend and also for the beginning of your work week, far grain now looks a little bid by the 6:00 hour. not really a delayed o'clock the we see really left a little bit in clara. that will let us have some higher temperatures later on today. make your way to the 10:00 hour fog killing back livermore sitting just immediately over the bay shores. in the coastline clearing up in the north bay and also in the inland spots. oq11:00 a.m. we e seeing that fog sailing b

we want to go to the northwest and to jerry gallagher who joins us now.out education. >> we are hearing from both candidates that education, lower taxes is definitely a priority of theirs. here's the question. what do you plan to do to create a more equitable funding system between metro areas like the walkie and smaller school districts that have declining enrollment and to do those things without placing a larger burden on the taxpayers? >> there are a number of things we have to do. education in general is a party for all of us. for me, there are thousands of reasons to be proud of the education system. everyone of us who is a parent or grandparent, it is immoral and heard that they have access to grade education. this is also an economic imperative. we need to empower school districts for starters. we need to take it a step further and when we go to arbitration. when local school districts go to arbitration, we need to consider other factors. in the area we're talking about here, if ashley furniture and car losing money, we should not have school dist