but that isn't all the kermit -- but that is an old permit, issued before the entertainment commission. it is possible to ask someone, but that is not how it is now. vice chair joseph: in keeping with that, 550 usually does pat downs. how did a gun get there? >> i cannot be certain. but after discussion, and given all the information, we got the sense that this was part of the promoter's group of -- part of the performer's guests, and may not have been put through rigorous security. vice chair joseph: so all of the performers and people who come along are now going to be -- >> absolutely. vice chair joseph: last but not least, in the spirit of self congratulations, i would like to congratulate commissioners perez and meko on a really great event. you did a great job, and you are not even in the event business. [laughter] >> thank you. good night. commissioner meko: regarding mist and barneveld, can you show us the security requirements? >> i apologize for not bringing those files with me. we did those a month ago. i am nervous to do it by memory. they are different. they are different

. >> 'cause you know -- kermit was like, [ as kermit ] "well, it's difficult to keep everyone together> but the funniest part was that all -- like, we interview muppets and it has to get cleared by disney. and there was one part that they made me cut out but gonzo got really creepy. [ audience ohs ] where i was like -- i was like, "gonzo, what is your fascination with chickens?" and he was just like -- this is the honest to god truth. he's like, [ as gonzo ] "have you ever just looked at a chicken's feet and -- [ laughter ] and just -- how it goes up the leg to where it meets the feathers?" and they're like, "all right, cut." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "how you doin'?" >> we're gonna have to cut out gropey gonzo. but other than that, it was really awesome. >> jimmy: you're also a great writer as well. >> oh, thanks, man! >> jimmy: and you write a lot -- you contribute to attribute to "wired" magazine. here's the issue, right here, with andy samberg on the -- on the cover, here. [ cheers and applause ] i love him. >> and a lolcat. >> jimmy: and a nice little cat. >> yes. >> jimmy: but you -

he is helping out a lot with kermit issues. if there are any questions on this, but would be happy to answer them. let's second. >> is there any public comment on this item? those in favor? resolution 1136 has been approved. item 9d, informational presentation on the draft people plan for the 34th america's cup event. >> hello. this is michael martin. he is the proud owner of all of the city's obligations under the america's cup. the hosting the new agreement,. you cannot tell by looking at him, but for a time he was a securities bond lawyer. so, we are recycling at our very best, just moving around. he actually joined the office of economic and workforce development, where he was most recently a project manager and most well known to commissioner foley. he has agreed to be here today so that you can meet him, engage with him, and most importantly hear about one of the city's obligations, which is to create and manage a people plan. as you know, there was a preliminary people plan as of march 31. you will recall that in the fin

. >> for a basic kermit, it is going to be -- i want to say $165 for a basic premise. i will say bathroom to landscape project. it would be a $160 permit. commissioner lee: ok. do we have an estimate of what the installation costs maybe? >> that all depends on who is doing it. if you are hiring a plumber, doing it as a homeowner, it all depends on what you're using for materials, the type of landscape you are doing, planning, everything else. >> the kit that the puc is providing for homeowners to install themselves, do we know how much those cost? >> again, i have no idea. that is something i just found out about a few days ago. i know that they are having a meeting for a workshop and in the workshop, they are going to show exactly what is going on. commissioner lee: what i am leading toward is i hate to see this new project get too costly for homeowners to take advantage of. right now, i anticipate soil reports could cost hundreds if not thousands of dollars. >> there are certain things in here that may sit in the soil is not exactly what you have in that area. we can

opinions about, which is, what is the relative benefit to doing work to 1's home prior to sale, with kermit, verses without a permit? is it a good step to take to seek to legalize things that were done in the past that might of been done without a permit? essentially, what percentage of the value added do you get from your kitchen remodel it you haven't got a permit for? >> are you saying this is already built? they want to know whether they should do the permit or not? >> most often, i find it to be the former. the latter does come up. people do considerate. usually, it is whether you will go back and permit something that was done illegally. >> that is really tricky. it has a lot to do with the expectation of the amount of money they will get for the property. you have to disclose, disclose, disclose in that case. it has happened to me before. it is mainly because you cannot see what is behind the walls. you can tell that to buyers and sellers. buyers should be concerned about what the electrical looks like, where the plumbing is, what is happening to something that has not been permitted

store metal and i actually think that is probably the really really key point but yeah a reference kermit's no question it's getting tighter and tighter and. more and more people are watching what's going on there but with the benefit of the back three to the c.m.e. it you know it may not be about to happen you know in the next month ok so just to just give you the numbers here according to zero heads comics is now down to thirty two million ounces down from eighty seven million in two thousand and nine so there's a large drawdown but i want to i want to just wrap it up here and focus in a little bit on this where you talked about the thousand ounces bar market and it sounds to me as though you're describing really two markets a thousand ounce bar industrial to chanel market versus the one ounce retail coin market let's call it and that according to you these are on two pair. lines that don't necessarily intersect but it seems that at some point if enough of the one ounce half ounce town founds silver bullion coins are taken off the market in the and we already have bottlenecks and shortage

hottest spot anywhere, kermit, texas. 100 degrees. paint the town green.rees tonight. and then the best weather anywhere, normal, alabama, will have sunshine, 78 degrees. keep in mind, normal temperatures this time of year in normal, alabama? 77 degrees. right in line with where you should be. beautiful sunshine overhead today. take a look at the national satellite radar picture. we do have some storms that will kick in around the tennessee valley today. so could have a little impact on the kentucky derby later today. but i want to talk about moms. okay, mom's day tomorrow. let's say you want to go out and get some gifts, roseville, 68 degrees with a thunderstorm chance. flowers, new york, 71 tomorrow. cardville, mississippi, 86 degrees with the sunshine. get her a diamond, idaho, 57 degrees. happy mother's day. >> and it's that time. my shout-out this week goes to cincinnati, ohio, where they're having their annual cincy cinco festival this weekend, two days after cinco de mayo. it showcases latino culture with food, dancing and music and since it falls o

yale law professor kermit roosevelt who wrote a book entitled "the myth of judicial activism" said, quote, as constitutional argument, roe is barely coherent. the court told it's a fundamental right to choose more or less from the constitutional ether. end of quote. edward lazarus, a former law clerk to justice blackmun wrote quote as a matter of constitutional interpretation is the most liberal jurisprudence, if you administer truth serum, will tell you it is basically indefensible there and you know, we could go on and on, but my question to you is this, do you still believe that roe and its progeny demonstrate what you termed constitutional fidelity? >> senator, it has been reaffirmed as recently as i believe 1992 and the casey opinion by the court, as the president of the court is and how to respect of the precedents of the supreme court aren't have to. in the case of the intermediate appellate judge, if i were fortunate enough to be confirmed, that means that roe is a compelling case under the caselaw so i would have to apply it safely if i were confirmed. >> and so you're saying it