one of the concerns and i've talked with miss with jocelyn kane about it with birth fly. over the last couple of months, i as well as the captain have asked them for a complete safety plan and we haven't been real happy with what we've gotten so far. pretty vague. you know, what to do with the drink -- a drunk patron and lead them out and give them a bottle of water and a cab ride. we'd like to see more -- a better plan there. and so i'm asking for a sitdown with the entertainment commission, myself as well as the people from butterfly just to get a safety plan in order. let's see. ok. and part of that was based on the last time i spoke, i brought in the report regarding the security from butterfly, assaulting one of the patrons. there was a fight. but it was way, way overboard. that was the one with the photos where they had to drain fluids from the brain. they had tubse coming out of his head. we need to -- yeah, we need to have a better way with dealing with that. commissioner joseph: too much information. [laughter] commissioner joseph: when they gave you a safety pla

i wouldn't attempt to call him at home if i didn't have the number, jocelyn. >> i have no problem with the call. but then also having heard the testimony here tonight, i have no problem with commissioner alan's propsal. we would be remiss to let this continue to operate. i sure wouldn't want to live across the street from it, especially with young children. the only other comment i would have to make is to say for the future, if possible -- i noticed that mission station did a lot of research and made a very strong argument. i think in the future if we have issues like this, that staff, instead of just recommending approval of the new items, would have a jendized it through the chair to give us either the option of approving it or suspending it so that we wouldn't have to be starting. >> in defense of staff, they received the report yesterday. so there will be proper opportunity for notice for all of that to happen. >> i've got you. >> i spiritually agree, but we have to observe the time frames. we got this information yesterday. not giving everybody time to react within the law. >> mr

i've been working with bob davis, and jocelyn kane has been very positive. the review in and of itself of all of those clubs, as of the certain date, we need to have them in compliance with those factors i just mentioned, i think that would bring about a major change to the industry. supervisor chiu: colleagues, any questions? >> [inaudible] supervisor mirkarimi: on a cost recovery. >> we have done several venues from philadelphia to new york, los vegas -- las vegas, and i would like to bring kind of a best practices. i just got back from austin texas, and that is one of the vehicles they use. supervisor mirkarimi: considering my gathering would welcome a discussion like this, is that considering cost over time and the amount of resources -- >> those are conservative numbers. we may spend as much as $600,000 or $700,000 annually policing the club's considering that once we make an arrest, also having to police the club, transportation to the jail, hospitalization for anyone that is injured. it could be a couple of million dollars if you want to get back -- g

i've been working with bob davis, and jocelyn kane has been very positive. the review in and of itself of all of those clubs, as of the certain date, we need to have them in compliance with those factors i just mentioned, i think that would bring about a major change to the industry. supervisor chiu:

keep the ship traffic at and minimum are around this area so they don't have to deal with any of jocelynof the wake. you can see james i don't know if you commit get out they actually have lifted up the right hand side. this operation once they get it in a vertical position they will lifted into place and the tower on which the green since it's a tower that will rise as the bridge rises in his temporary construction it will go away once the bridge has finished this operation should take 12 hours to complete. >> you say once its vertical getting it ceded it is a delicate one. >> there are 440 bolts coming up from the foundation at. it has to be dropped down on top of those 440 rods. aligning all of those pieces it's interesting because you're dealing with a hundred and 20 t at the same time tolerances are close and precise. >> it will be interesting to see this unfold through the morning and we will visit with you as the hours go by. think you are in much george. >> thinking about a get the weather in the middle of the week we are not doing much weather wise. everything staying the same.

one such victim was jocelyn hernandez, age 14 from el salvador. her brother were attempting to reunite with their mother in california when they became lost in the desert. jocelyn became dehydrated and survived four days until she died. she was found on the 12th day. jocelyn's story sadly is being repeated far too often along our arizona border. madam chairman, the overwhelming offing my grants coming to the united states come not for any fairous purposes but to find work to support their families or to join their loved ones. once here they do contribute their work and skills to our country, yet on their way north and while in our country, and that atheir families often are subject to the dangers and abuses that i have mentioned. this is a situation from a humanitarian and ethical standpoint that needs to be addressed. from a moral perspective we cannot accept the toil and taxes of immigrants without providing them protection of law. let me address the issue of the rule of law which is a flashpoint in the debate and to what which many immigration

e such victim was jocelyn hernandez, age 14 from el salvador. her and her brother were attempting to reunite with their mother in california when they became lost in the desert. jocelyn became dehydrated and survived four days until she died. she was found on the 12th day. jocelyn's story sadly is being repeated far too often along our arizona border. madam chairman, the overwhelming offing my grants coming to the united states come not for any fairous purposes but to find work to support their families or to join their loved ones. once here they do contribute their work and skills to our country, yet on their way north and while in our country, and that atheir families often are subject to the dangers and abuses that i have mentioned. this is a situation from a humanitarian and ethical standpoint that needs to be addressed. from a moral perspective we cannot accept the toil and taxes of immigrants without providing them protection of law. let me address thessue of the rule of law which is a flashpoint in the debate and to what which many immigr