director kane: that is not in the order. commissioner benetti: with regard to suite 181, the report says they transferred their liquor license but they still maintain their place of entertainment license but if they choose to open at some point, they couldn't serve liquor, is that right? director kane: that's correct. president newlin: any public comment on the director's report? >> first off, director kane, congratulations. i think you'll be a great addition to the commission, the department. i'm up here to talk about the temple incident and i'd like to -- just what i've heard today, i'd like to commend staff and the commission for what they've done here. i think they acted, rather than issue a blanket 72-hour emergency, they really thought this thing through. publicly, i'd like to say that i'm in favor of that i.d. scanner in that particular situation, especially under the fact situation i've heard tonight and i've been against it for privacy reasons but i think the more i look at -- it's been a tough week if you think abo

director kane: correct. is it not? >> the background noise we want to drum out. >> it was amended at the planning commission so that it would include not just one singer but if two people wanted to sing, they could, because the planning commission, the conditional use permit had worded it as one voice only, so that was amended by the president, president miguel, and if the amplification is for the background music, you know, the orchestration of it. they'll work like it's almost like a karaoke where there's music. vice chair joseph: so this, therefore, is from central station, this one right here. director kane: that's correct. those three are from central station. vice chair joseph: amplifier for music only, no amplifier or microphone for singing waiter. director kane: correct, that's from sfpd, their recommended conditions. vice chair joseph: so sfpd's recommended conditions are contrary to the planning department's commission? i'm just trying to understand. is that correct? director kane: i don't know that they are.

kane saw the suspect reached under his driver seat. the suspect then spun around toward the officers. sgt. paine, believing the suspect would again opened fire, fire three shots. the suspect fell to the ground. officers called for an ambulance and administered first aid. the suspect was pronounced dead at the same. the suspect's gun was recovered in the driver's door. the suspect was initially wanted for attempted to kidnap a stranger and alison son using a gun. this heinous crime testify the pursuit of the subject. the suspect's crimes showed a gravest threat to public safety. the suspect then fired repeatedly at officers. each of these officers had time to make a decision to put their lives at risk for the public safety. each of these officers could have made decisions to not join in on the efforts or to abandon their attempts to take the dangers of its critics suspect into -- custody. officer eleiff could have backed off the chase as a 1 person unit. officer stearns and sgt. kane could have done nothing. officer came and started o'm

kane if i could have copies of all the letters and correspondence in the file. it pretty much was about two- thirds positive and one third-. but there was quite a bunch of stuff. -- and one-third negative. i went and called everybody on the anti list to enlist their support, meeting with us and coming up with good neighbor policies so we could eliminate any problems that might have arisen. specifically, i spoke to the brady neighborhood groups, which is braun when bailey -- bronwen bailey. i emailed lynn valencia, and the neighbors part of that campaign. she has not gone back to me. ms. bailey lives on part of this 101 valencia. i send e-mail to the family that had two children and lived at 63 haight st. i reached out to them and i have not gotten back to me yet. i left a couple of voice mail messages for tiffany liu, one of the people who was concerned before. she has not gotten back to us. we want to have a meeting with these neighborhood groups and with the people involved and worked it out. other than that, i think it is all in the application. this is right

tim kane did that study, and shares his results. he's a research fellow at the kauffman foundation. >> the odds of a veteran becoming ceo of a major us company are roughly three times higher than non-veterans. that either means the military is overflowing with great leaders, or it is mismanaging and driving away its best captains. let me share with you the results of a survey i conducted of 250 west point graduates from the classes of 1989 through 2004, recruited blindly. 93% say that half or more of the best officers leave the military early. do active duty officers agree? 81% do. two-thirds believe their unit commander supports creative thinking, but say the personnel system is to blame for rewarding seniority over merit, failing to weed out weak officers, and poorly matching jobs with talent. get this-- 55% want the personnel system radically reformed. you can read the full report from nbr's web site as of today. but if you're worried that pentagon bureaucracy is harming national security, you're not alone. the graduates of west

expected twenty is of continuous prosperity so it's knowledge definitely australia all right steve kane thanks so much for being on the kaiser report. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank my guest steve kane if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r.t. t.v. dot ru until next time this is nice guys are saying bio. no more to say the russian defense is reported to the plane crash that killed poland's president as warsaw continues with its own probe. despite a reluctance to accept the findings of this latest report polish prime minister says this will not spoil good relations with russia all the details from warsaw in just a few moments. from arms reduction to reset and u.s. relations russia's foreign minister gives his friend out of twenty tense achievements. a valid turn at the u.s. refuse a deputation stick haiti despite the humanitarian crisis still unfolding in the caribbean state. you're watching r.t. live from the russian capital welcome to the program now poland's prime ministe

twenty is of continuous prosperity so this isn't denial it's definitely australia all right steve kane thanks so much for being on the kaiser report. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey however i want to thank my guest steve kane if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r.t. t.v. dot ru until next time this is nice guys are saying. children now see. by the end of elementary school five hundred sounds of violence spike he. shows to video game. twenty four hour news channels is now. three days formulate a steeple. those while those who say this is think about it while it is true to artistic journalistic features but most of the violence you see is what i call happy. god came down from heaven and stopped. manisha mormon in a. one two or makes two pill easier to swallow. everybody was come on. it's. easy. this is our chief five thirty in the morning here in moscow and here are the top stories for this hour no more to say your russia defends its reporting to the plane crash that killed poland's president cont

in case anyone is not aware, the mayor issued a press release confirm the appointment of joycelyn kane to the entertainment commission, so congratulations. >> thank you, commissioners, once again. some of the points that i want to talk about have been raised, but let me briefly go through my director's report. in the legislative and policy update, i want to on the registration legislation, and we discussed at the last meeting, which was december 14. it seems like a long time since we were last year. that legislation has now been signed into law. it was signed by the mayor on december 21. we have got the final, final version behind this memo, and i encourage you to take this home with you and read through it and get familiar with the as we are on to the face of implementation at this point. i have some meetings at least two months ago with personnel and dpyf, and this time, it is probably not fair for me to throw a number out. staff has worked with board president david chiu to make sure that the online registry becomes a reality in the very near future, so legislation itself does not s

twenty has of continuous prosperity so this isn't denial it's definitely australia all right steve kane thanks so much for being on the kaiser report. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank my guest steve kean if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r.t. t.v. dot ru until next time this is nice guys are saying by all. right. steve. in india she's available in hotels. full seasons hotel. and direct. for. most of the. deliver of. the world's most notorious prison. held in the us. that's spent. the number of. years. coming up next our special report takes us back to the era of stalin a time when even a private. these children have a different kind of history lesson. is visibly nervous what he's about to tell them is very important to him on a personal level who recount the story of a girl who went to a mosque much like this one there was eighteen years ago. she started a diary at seventeen she was banished to the infamous gulag locked up behind bars. for an attempt on stalin's life who i

is that particular manage war -- who ran this particular event has come in and talked to director kane and myself and we're hoping this will not turn into what happened in the past. we're monitoring it very, very closely. also, there's a minor battery theft at ruby sky. we're waiting for an incident report from ruby sky. we weren't able to get it before the meeting tonight about then major incidences. we have inconagain which dates to the 14th of this month, the violations included underage drinking to crowd control to sound, to security, it was a mess. they had an event that was way out of control. and finally, club mitt this past weekend. this incident, i want to go in a hair more detail. this was an aggressive intoxicated patron that was denied entry in to the club. the club did what they were supposed to do which was they denied entry. they informed this particular person he had never been inside the club. i believe he had friends inside the club. he was too intoxicated, he was too aggressive. at one point s.f.p.d. on scene took over. helping the club security and stepped in, with

the original concept kane well let's do something where we allow the people on board that ship to cast a ballot as to whether or not they think they should go back to vietnam let's just hear their voice and then we said now this election should be held every shopping center in san diego county and every safeway store ought to have a little polling booth outside and we had to see how many ballots we can collect and we're going to point toward a day. to day. make a day a day old. believe it it. was a carrier qualified aviator and i gave me a lot of credibility with people earned or not or and even though i hadn't been in combat. people would give you a certain amount of credence of course because i knew all whole lot about how the military functioned. yes then. as i got through the day. here. well the question is why do you people look so weird like. there was this inside out we would call it where we would where we were collecting more and more of the sailors to get them involved to give them up for you know if they want to end the war missions war. there's nobody from the captain of th

this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank my guest steve kane if you were to send me an e-mail please do at kaiser report at r.t. t.v. dot ru until next time this is next kaiser thing. for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get voice ceased to face with the news makers. poland slums the results of efficient investigation into the plane crash which killed its president says it simply doesn't agree planetaria was to blame. the polish prime minister cut short his visit to italy returns home and is about to deliver an urgent press conference all the details from poland in just a few moments. starts all this reduction treaty in russia's progress with the u.s. nato were highlighted is russian foreign minister sergey lavrov looks back over the kremlin's international actions in twenty ten. patients he found refuge in the united states after last year's earthquake may be pulled out of the country under way from their families. and coal prices are skyrocketing rally continues on the russian markets you see believes rates unchanged all that

this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank my guest steve kane if you were to send me an email please do at kaiser report at r.t. t.v. dot ru until next time this is next kaiser thing. for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get voice to face with the news makers. tonight poland asks russia to carry out further investigations following publication of the official report into april's presidential plane crash but its authors hit back claiming there's nothing more to say. despite a reluctance to accept the findings of this latest report polish prime minister says this will not spoil good relations with russia all the details from warsaw in just a few moments. also the start arms reduction treaty and russia's progress with the e.u. and nato as the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov looks back over the problems international actions of twenty ten. and haitians who've found refuge in the united states face being separated from their families and deported back to the uk and in spite of its continuing holding it together stating. this is

he wanted -- >> jimmy: this is kane kardashian. >> seriously, he wanted the new fall fashion accessory. >> and so, i would say, let's go to starbucks and get a coffee and he's like, i need my cane, and, he would get the cane, he would -- if, a taxi crossing the street, he would stop me and hold the cane in front of me and he would be like, what do you want to order on the menu, or push the elevator with the cane or, he would -- he held a woman's purse who wanted to take a photo with me, he was like, let me hold your purse and he held it with the cane. >> jimmy: unless he's gone blind, the cane is unacceptable. and what's going on here on the carousel? >> oh, my god. that is the -- crossing the legs with the magenta pants. >> jimmy: was he going as siegfried or roy? >> this was mason's fir1st birty party. i went over the top, all out. everywhere online, it says, do not go over the top. i was like, i'm going to, like, i just can't. and mason loved every second. >> jimmy: what did you do? >> we had a train, we had the carousel. that i forced scott to go on even though that picture it look

doing well, you named your son able, which is a little weird, because he seems like he should have a kanee's the good brother. they are both a-names and we just liked the name. and it -- and in he brew, it means -- i'm not jewish, but i love jews, and -- >> jimmy: what? >> i really do, and -- able's a hebrew name, and it means breath. which i think is cool. >> jimmy: it means breath, huh? you know what, everyone should run their names by me because i have -- i can come up with every horrible anymore name that's possibly thrust upon a child. now, the new season of "parks and recreation" started this week. it feels like this show is picking up steam lately. >> thank you, yeah. it's been really great. we're in season three. people are responding to it, liking it. we're behind "the office," we're happy to be there. >> jimmy: you've done something interesting. these are some of your cast members from season one. >> jim o'hare and nick offerman. amazing gentlemen. >> jimmy: these are some of the cast members you've added this season. is this a network decision or an amy decision? >> i think the

. >> reporter: professor kane believes sarah palin is almost certainly lining up for another political run in 2012 and staying in the spot light part of the plan. in the newsroom, mark matthews, abc 7 news. >>> nightline will air a one hour edition on the tragedy in tucson beginning at 11:35 after our late news over on channel 7. tune in for that if you can. we are just getting started this wednesday night. an apology from arnold schwarzenegger over how he commuted a man's sentence. what he wrote the parents of the victim. >>> animal control takes custody of a pitbull that attacked a 10-year-old vallejo boy. you will heard from the dog's owner and from the police. >>> i'm spencer christian in the accuweather forecast center. a little rain around warmth both coming our way. the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> also tonight, intel surprises more than two dozen students now eligible to compete for its top science prize. and imagine your taxes going up a series of small earthquakes in a part of san benito county. a magnitude 4 hit 9 miles west southwest of wh hollister alone >>> a pitbu

kane get the authority to be recognized as the leader -- king get the authority to recognized as thet because he had the best ideas in grass-roots legislation. i think it was partly because he got close enough to the pain, to take it in, and be ready to put his life on the line for it. i think sometimes it is too easy for us to assume we know what needs to be done, what the results will be if we just tweaked legislation this way or that, if we just passed a bill. we are not personally close enough to the real hurt to be communicating effectively or to be taking the risks that come when one really gets close to it and decides to lead. i would challenge us to be thinking in those terms. >> thank you. i would love for us to open it up to questions from the audience. if you are interested, karen has the microphone. whenever you are ready, let us know your name. >> [no audio] there was an agreement that we were all in this together. [inaudible] the language of the right, which is supposed to free people from oppression [inaudible] it is used essentially to keep people in oppression. i won

after the store closed, officers say they witnessed 41 year-old robert kane jr.0 times she's in hospital expected to be ok. perot for domestic violence, but the suspicion of attempted murder, special riley, parole violation. officers say they suspect was under the influence of methamphetamine. >> richmond investigators are could present an elderly rape case to the district attorney today. the rest of 44 of the world into a square accused of sexually assaulting and the the year- old woman last thursday night in our home. held by county jail in martinez on to a $25,000 bail. >> a quick break is a kron4 morning news continues to 11:00 a.m., mt. tam, 2,500 ft. above the fog still showing up in many spots sunshine as well. 60 reason napa, 58 in vallejo, 56 in concord 60 straight down the line from oakland and hayward, fremont, livermore also looking for 69 you get a redwood city, also 59 in san jose. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. working to the week getting better and better day-by- day, morning fog clearing up by friday the weekend looks good sunshine,

kane, but basically what you've given me is a sound bite. and you're saying let's repeal this bill, we don't have a replacement. there's no replacement, there's no specifics, there's nothing. so here we are. the beginning of the process, closed process, and i think if you got your wish, a lot of people would be hurt by it. >> would the gentleman yield? >> i'm happy to yield. >> thank you. this is another argument that i've made for a long time, and i have resisted the idea of putting repeal and replace together, because if do you that, that interrupts the process of having an actually clean process, where all members of this congress can weigh in. if, let's just say, leadership presented a replacement bill that was attached at the hip, then that list of components that mr. dreier listed in the opening statement, there would be members in this congress that would say, well there, are five things on mr. dreier's proposal, i don't like one of them and i want another one and the list gets so long you ends up with another back-room deal. we want

kane, but basically what you've given me is a sound bite. and you're saying let's repeal this bill, we don't have a replacement. there's no replacement, there's no specifics, there's nothing. so here we are. the beginning of the process, closed process, and i think if you got your wish, a lot of people would be hurt by it. >> would the gentleman yield? >> i'm happy to yield. >> thank you. this is another argument that i've made for a long time, and i have resisted the idea of putting repeal and replace tother, because if do you that, that interrupts the process of having an actuall clean process, where all members of this congress can weigh in. if, let's just say, leadership presented a replacement bill that was attached at the hip, then that list components that mr. dreier listed in the opening statement, there would be members in this congress that would say, well there, are five things on mr. dreier's proposal, i don't like one of them and i want another one and the list gets so long you ends up with another back-room deal. we want to do

most recently tim kane the head of the d.n.c.he'll be cheryl again, so they have slightly differently structured elections on that side. here we have not just an open and more transparent process but now a tradition with this being the second of the debates in forums put second election cycle with the debate forum before us. i want to thank all the r.n.c. members who will be casting votes. if i could ask the r.n.c. members to stand so people in the audience can see. [applause] >> and i certainly want to thank all of the candidates, anne wagner, sala new assess and ryan prevuos who are staveding for office and we had over 900 questions submitted to the website. 3 million hits on the website. so a lot of interest on this election, and i want to thank the susan b. anthony list who is a co-sponsor of this, marjorie, if you could stand. [applause] >> and the co-host for today's debate "the daily caller" tucker carlson. "the daily caller" is one of the stronger news sites. >> thank you grover. we've been covering this election pretty a

kane also taught us the time is always right to do right. after nearly a century of debate, last march the time was right for congress agree to get rid of these discriminatory practices was the right thing to do. i spoke on the floor, calling it the civil-rights act of the twenty-first century. i did so because it is reminiscent of the era in 1964 and 1965 and we are hearing some of the same rhetoric around patients's rights that we heard regarding voting rights. does this mean >>>s should not be made? absolutely not. when the civil rights act was passed in 1964 it did not cover public employees. when another act became law in 1965 if did not cover congressional redistricting. the fair housing law wasn't perfect when it was passed and bipartisan changes were made to all of these measures. has we go to the floor tonight and tomorrow to debate this issue, i hope we can look at five policy changes and modifications that will increase efficiency and effectiveness but do not repeal the fundamental rights. thank you and i yield back. >> i want to