>> the new john gallagher. president newlin: there can only be one john gallagher. all right, i think that is it. public comment. i am sorry. any public comment on this application? seeing none, the item is with the commission. vice chair joseph: i would like to move that this item be continued by the request of the applicant until the following conditions are met -- there is a new security plan, they have met with neighborhood organizations, they have met with the police and worked out their differences, and then once that is all done, they can come back. that is my motion. is that a proper motion? to the call of the chair. thank you. president newlin: i just want to add, to the applicants -- >> and the citations are adjudicated. vice chair joseph: very good. thank you, captain. president newlin: if you have any questions about outreach, contact staff and they will advise you in the direction you need to go. we do not want you to come back and have an application that is unacceptable to us. we will have no problem denying your application if it is not done correctl

john gallagher, sam waterston. that these people are going to be playing it. you don't need a half panel speech here. it's going to happen on jeff's face when he lights the cigarette. >> i read an interview with you, it was after the drug bust thing that happened to you. you were talking about you liked to just disappear on your own. at the time, it would be with drugs. but you wanted to go to vegas on your own rather than go with other people. just have a night in a clean hotel room as you put it. that is a strange thing to do. why do you like that solitude? >> well, i liked it then because of the drug use. i didn't party with other people. i never did drugs with other people. i only did it by myself. now solitude is about writing. because so much of that process is thinking about what you're going to write before you write it. and i'm also a father now. so, you know, when i'm not working, i like to spend my time with my daughter. >> did you, like the beatles, did your best stuff on the drugs? >> you know what, i don't -- the last thing i want to do is make d

jeff daniels, emily mortimer, dev patel, john gallagher, sam waterson -- >> jimmy: olivia munn -- >>s, like, what's coming up. like, osama bin laden. >> yeah, there's -- like i said, it all takes place in the recent past. and part of the fun of that is that frequently, the audience knows more than the characters do. so, there's an episode that takes place the night that we got bin laden. the biggest story -- >> jimmy: but we all know that we did get the -- >> the audience knows -- people are at a party and they're just getting these strange tweets and texts and they don't make any sense. we know what they mean and, you know, we're just kind of shouting at the tv, "it's gonna be the biggest story of your life. get to work." >> jimmy: and other people are going like, "no, we have to run this lost dog story where the dog barks the theme song to 'friends.' we have to put that on the air." so interesting. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, it's wild. it's a fantastic show. you guys got to check it out. i want to show a clip. here's emily mortimer and jeff daniels in "the newsroom." >> i think most

gallagher live for us tonight. thanks. the disaster has happened and now the sucker punch for the federal prosecutors. johnards is a completely free man. the justice department reports it will not retry him on charges he used campaign cash to hide his pregnant mistress from the world. the defense insisted the money was a personal gift and not a a political donation. last month the jury found the former senator and presidential candidate not guilty on one count but dead locked on the five her others. the feds say they presented their best case and respect the jury's decision. millions of dollars gone. >>> ten jetblue passengers suing the airline because of the pilot who ran through the cabin yelling about terrorists and jesus and all kinds of stuff. happened on a flight back in march. investigators say the first officer locked the captain out of the cockpit after he started acting all kinds of weird. witnesses say the captain tore through the cab bin shouting things including bring down this plane and al-qaeda is here and you better start praying now. comforting for passengers at 35,000 feet. they tackled h

gallagher is live in our west coast newsroom with more. >> reporter: in fact, shannon, white house press secretary jay carney held a briefing, a few questions about john bryce son. they said they still don't know all the facts about what is going on with the secretary of commerce but he did meet with the president and the president told him to focus on his family and health. as for charges the l.a. county district attorney will decide if felony charges will be filed against bryson. the d.a. told us they still have not got even the case so they are not commenting on this thing. we know that secretary bryson voluntarily took a breathalyzer, that came back negative. i also submitted a blood sample. we are still waiting for tests on that as far as alcohol and drugs go. in california one of the key defenses for fell me tphao hit-and-run is not being aware that you were involved in a hit-and-run. they say he has limited recall of the incident. the question is, is that a legal argument? listen. >> if the seizure happened obviously before the first accident, then he might have a complete defense potentially to anything. if, on the other hand the seizure happe