venue owners in district six and so i will just say that, and i did have a question about ex-expanding llp to outdoor, venues and i was just reading the language, and i know that it was before, and when it said that the local is in doors and 200 square feet and that also applies to the new amended language that was put in saying the outdoor plaza courtyard of 200 feet or less. enclosed by the surrounding buildings, with or without the means of public egress or egress. is that referring to the surrounding buildings or ouplazcourtyard. >> i think that the plaza courtyard. >> okay. the way that it reads to me and i am not sure sf the city attorney wants to weigh in on this, it seems to refer to the surrounding buildings. >> what page are you on? >> page six. and that does not make sense, i know that it was the other way but i can see the confusion. i think that it is just good to clarify that. >> what? >> this is actually lines one and two. >> we will deal with this after we duplicate the file is the language that i outlined before about the temporary permits being non-renewable that i stated

question is, are we going to consider... >> i guess what would be the considerations in granting an llp to the outdoor courtyard. >> so the biggest consideration is what you said, is that there is four walls and a roof and so you can't be required to contained inside of the building but we would obviously use the sound check and if you can get into a neighbor, unit, we would start at a decibel level and something that we can have a bright line on to know where it is, and violation or not. outdoors is a little more complicated at times because of the ambient besound moves around and so we are talking about to ten p.m. period. >> and so hopefully we do the sound testing at a fairly reasonable time frame. and then, when it really drops, the music is off any way. ten p.m. instead of where it is ambient outside it really drops. >> you would test the ambient noise and similar to what we would do in a sound test situation for a larger permit because i did think that the pim impacts are real and i also want to just let you know that the number of llps is quite small, right now. and the number o

the legislation also expands llp to include dj's. when we first passed the limited live performance legislation at the board i did try at that time to get dj's included. i was unsuccessful and indicated i would do a [inaudible] so that's what we're doing. also it provides increased enforcement power for the commission and staff. for example, the legislation expands the limited suspense period that the director -- executive director can apply for a venue that violates the law from seven days to 15 days to provide more flexibility and enforcement. it also provides the director and the commission the power to require a sound test as a condition of a permit. in addition it provides the director with the ability when a club changes hands into a new place of entertainment permit is required to provide a provide temporary place of entertainment permit to bridge the gap for the business so the business does not have to shut down. these are a few examples. there are other provisions in the legislation as well. today i did introduce substitute

venue owners in district six and so i will just say that, and i did have a question about ex-expanding llp to outdoor, venues and i was just reading the language, and i know that it was before, and when it said that the local is in doors and 200 square feet and that also applies to the new amended language that was put in saying the outdoor plaza courtyard of 200 feet or less. enclosed by the surrounding buildings, with or without the means of public egress or egress. is that referring to the surrounding buildings or

with us now is partner and co-chair of cybersecurity at venable llp, jamie barnett, also former chieff the sec's oakland -- homeland security division. it's astonishing, 26,000 transactions in two operations over a matter of hours. in new york alone, they hit 30:00 a.m. machines in ten hours. are you surprised at the sophistication of this? >> absolutely. i think everybody would be surprised by it or it would have been anticipated. while it was carried off in a very concise and well-orchestrated plan, it reads like a detective novel or oceans 11 movie. the more alarming part of it is that it actually played out over several months of planning with the actions done in december and then again in february, and so it raises a new bar of concern with regard to what cybercriminals internationally can do. >> greg: i want to put on the screen how they did it in bullet point form. there's two red flags there they hacked into the credit card processing companies, two of them. eliminated withdrawal limits, created access codes. encoded stolen data on magnetic strip cards and then had the cash cr

joining me to discuss this is nayla richardson, from bloomberg llp. have you with us this morning. we get excited in the frenzy when we see the numbers on wall street. should there also be a level of let's say concern? >> absolutely, victor, good morning. you know, for the top 7% of american households it's great to be in the stock market for now but for many americans who had to withdraw money from retirement accounts that cushioned the financial crisis they're not experiencing this boom and for most people their wealth is tied to their houses and not the stock market so we're seeing a vast block of american population not really experiencing this boom on the stock market. >> let's talk about some of the losses because a lot of people lost a lot of money in the great recession, as it's known now, but how much of that has been recovered? >> some of it has been. some of the retirement accounts for the top wealthiest individuals, those making over $500,000, they're experiencing huge returns from this boom but for a lot of us who own our wealth through o

it goes on: chairman and president company had beautiful things to say, the partner at baker llp, had beautiful things to say. and i ask unanimous consent, and since there's nobody here -- to put the rest of these into the record. it goes on and on. it's business. it's organizations. it's respected individuals. in our communities. how about this? served four republican governors, including the republican governor of connecticut. she says, gina's leadership is national hill respected and comes as no surprise obama reached out to her. chev is dedicated public servant, tremendous talent and passionate. i mean, gina mccarthy is one of the most mainstream nominees every to come before the senate. and the fact that every one of my republican colleagues on this committee would not show her the respect of being here today, and are hiding from this public arena, the fact that they would treat her in this way, after she answered respectfully over a thousand of their questions, no, did she say she wants to overturn the clean air act? i guess not. did she say she wants to redefine the waters of t