mr. allen. >>> good afternoon, [speaker not understood]. speaking on behalf of the [speaker not understood] representing the other 9:00 to 5:00 economy. in listening to this conversation, there are many things i want to say and i will be very quick. first, a thank you to supervisor kim for bringing together the stakeholders that represent the 11th street economy and helping forge a compromise that works for all. i want to address the issue of this, what has been described as pitting one faction against another. if anything, night life has been seen as being pitted against neighborhoods and neighborhoods have been pitted against night life. however, when the two sit down together, typically what happens is a compromise that works for both. we had not displaced our night life. we've molded our night life. and we've amended and changed the process to control our night life and to manage our night life so that it is respectful of the environment that's growing in the residential community. i would think that that same logical approach could be

thank you. >> thank you, mr. allen. >> good afternoon supervisor, henry carnalo. i was on the western soma planning task force since 2006. and i want to congratulate and commend jim niko for what a great job he did. as ken said a second ago, i know a lot of people came and left and there ways was a group of local residents who were not happy about what was happening and tried to create disruption, but it wasn't possible. it was left up to western soma to say what was said. so particularly when it comes to entertainment, this is where i think it was left out. and i think we need to protect, preserve and promote live entertainment. we cannot allow to have residential in areas like 11th street, as was said by another person, these people move and know what is going on and at the end of the day come back and [kpra-eupb/]. i have another run related not entertainment, but someone building a garage and the people bought their place a couple of years back. when the person went to build the garage, you can only go up 14', because we don't have the yard that we are suppose

for instance, the 47 that mr. allen brought up is something that we will go out and see. are they serving food at the bar or restaurant? generally, the license belongs to abc, however, i agree with the director of apple smith. it goes along with our input. we work really well hand in hand. with most of the speakers today, i feel i have worked very well with them. very flexible. in that case by case situation, personally i do not agree with the 50/50 rule. a $400 bottle of wine is in excess. we do go out with enforcement. one of the gentleman here that works with the entertainment commission will go out every weekend. myself, i do go out with another officer and an individual from the community to make sure that these rules are applied i welcome all of you who have licenses. it is a case by case situation. we are very open-minded in the police department. we do here with the mayor says, it is a big business. do not be afraid to contact our particular office. i could go in with more modifications, but if you deny one, the whole thing is done for a whole year. we will work w

mr. allen's comments were taken out of context. you are referring to that in the soma area that there be balance between residents and entertainment corridor and i assume that the comment was not directed to broad way or polk street. good, i want to state on the record that he is agreeing with that in those neighborhoods my district includes the densist neighborhoods in the city and we have literally thousands of residents thatvy heard from who appreciate good, healthy safe night life but have res issues of what we have had in years and need to think about on those particular corridors how we have a peaceful co-existence and the point of my constituents i think that many would love to go back to and be patron and customers of the clubs and bars and the restaurant but unfortunately don't feel comfortable doing that. that is the long term goal and if we do that, we can get to continuing the wonderful social, come munal and economic activity that we want to see and strive for, thank you to everyone who has participated in this. and th

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mr. dick allen. good afternoon i want to thank all of you for scheduling a workshop. i have a couple of questions about the workshop we would like to know the guidelines so we'll know how to kick our discussions with you and also will be having an agenda for us to follow? i think that's a record for me and yeah. if i could get a response >> so we will actually have an agenda and we'll give the details of the workshop shortly. i know that staff is finalizing the agenda >> thank you, mr. tony lee. >> good afternoon mr. lee. >> good afternoon. this is the third meeting commissioner meeting that i've come to an this water matter. i'm here on behalf of my he parents who are the property owners. when i came in here the first time i mentioned that the policies were not to send the owners of the property any indication that the water bills were not being paid for literally 1 hundred and 35 days after the water was consumed. so in this meeting you mentioned let's look at the policies and those things seemed a little unreasonable. we would like to know if the proposed owners ca

. >> mr. allen is in the general population unit.e be deemed incompetent, that would be through a psychiatrist and the court would deem them incompetent and you wouldn't be housed in the house of correction. you would be at bridgewater which is where our state facility is. >> though he's been ruled competent, corey has posed problems. >> he's got a very poor impulse control. when he gets ramped up, he's uncontrollable to bring down. so there are issues. sometimes he's in much more need of mental health to be seen with them and get back down to a calming state. >> no touch and move. okay. you rubbed all over that [ bleep ] dog. okay. it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> while housing corey provides a correctional challenge for staff, sharing a cell with angel fuentes, a friend from the streets, has made time go by a little easier for everyone. >> we've known each other for seven, eight years. he's a riot. he's a riot in here laughing all night, giggling. i do

mrs. newman would be here. ohourse, please, come in. i'm allen freedman. gary was my cousin. dr. frasier crane. rest condolences. i didn't think , of c mrs. newman would have company. oh, well, the family is sitting shiva. excuse me. you're not jewish, are you? it's our version of a wake. oh, oh, yes, oh, of course. i didn't realize that gary was jewish. you're kidding? we spent a lot of time together... well, never on friday nights, of course, but... maybe i should come back another time. i'm sure jill would love to know you came. she's right over there. frasier: oh, she looks busy. well, i can wait. of course-- will you excuse me? woman: may i help you? i didn't realize that this was a mirror. i thought maybe you were having an unveiling later. you're not jewish, are you? no, no. my ex-wife is, though, and so then thus, my son is which makes me sort of, well i guess you could say... no, i'm not jewish. we always cover mirrors at a shiva so those grieving don't have to cerned with their own appearances. ah, well, you look very nice. oh, thank you. it's been driving me crazy. be con i'm bobbie g

mr. mike allen, has a look at the playbook.s are taking us behind the curtain as you so often do. talking this morning about the grand bargain. bl they, won't they get one? based on what we saw yesterday, paul ryan's budget from the house and patty murray's budget from senate democrats more or less likely today we can reach a grand bargain? >> less likely. we agree with the point that joe is making at the top of the show that there is a bargain to be had, but the truth bomb, it's much more difficult than it would have been before the fiscal cliff at the end of the year, before sqeequesterion kicd in. democrats with focused on immigration. and on gun measures. if this is going to happen, it's not going to be because of some secret talks that are suddenly ignited by these dinners. it's going to be as part of the regular budget process. maybe the biggest thing that this charm offensive will accomplish is give the president some cred with republicans and help him with some of his other priorities and senator rob portman of ohio tol

mr. obama ignored his own commission. last month allen simpson and erskine bowles came back again warning the nation that bankruptcy is looming and proposing new scenarios that would cut the deficit by more than 2 trillion over 10 years. seems reasonable. again, silence from president obama corrections, not silence. more calls for tax hikes. the u.s.a. already has the highest corporate tax in the world. do you think that helps our economy? do you? and this year the feds are projected to get the highest amount of income tax revenue in history. and, yet, mr. obama wants more, more money flowing to washington and no spending cuts. again, colmes and his crew continue to defend that. and, yet, there is another problem. because the right wing has demonized barack obama so much, many independent americans are tuning out. they are numb to criticism about the president. there is birth certificate and muslim stuff has actually helped barack obama. because now when there is a legitimate criticism, that he is mismanaging the u.s. economy big time, ma

allen krueger. good morning to you, mr. krueger. >> good morning.rst, i want to get a reaction to the jobs numbers, 236,000, that's obviously positive, but i want to put up what john boehner just released. he said, quote, any job creation is positive news, but the fact is unemployment in america is still way above the levels the obama white house projected when the trillion dollar stimulus spending bill was enacted and it has resulted in a debt that exceeds the size of our entire economy. republicans don't seem to be taking this too happily right away. >> no, i think if you step back, you see that the economy's continuing to improve. the recovery's gaining traction. over the last 36 months, we've added private sector jobs. for the last five months we've had over 200,000 jobs added. so this is a sign thought economy is moving in the right direction and we need to avoid self-inflicted wounds. we need to do everything to keep up this progress. >> one thing i find interesting is we obviously see amazing growth on casa, the dow reaching record high level

mr. michaelen, who is also theke allen, who is also the. joining us on our news line this morning., mike. >> blessed beautiful friday to you, bill >> bill: thank you. good to talk to you. it's been a long time. let me play a clip from the secretary. >> very provoctative actions and bell i know belligerent tone has racheted up the danger. >> it seems line the u.s. is taking is seriously. >> the united states is. you can see the president appears more worried about north korea in a way that we had been worried about iran. remember the good ol' days when we were working on afghanistan. >> hard to keep track of those. >> "the wall street journal" is playing this up this morning "they put on the front page north korea warned in show of might." the story about this is south korea, the neighborhood, because saying he could settle accounts. no one things he has the capability at the moment to attack the u.s. but there could be and this is what the concern was, that there could be something in the region. >> right. >> that could cause problems there. this was part of a drill. bombers droppe

mr. demacedo lives in sunnyvale and despite being on probation for the 2011 dui conviction, allen, he does have a valid driver's license. the d.a.'s office saying today his fatal mistake was getting behind the wheel after drinking. >> juliette, why they able to tell you that dui two years ago, whether he injured anyone? i'm assuming not since he got his license back. >> reporter: i asked about that conviction. it was just listed as a dui. he had gone through the courses and done all the legal recourse and then i said did he have a valid driver's license after that and he did. >> all right. juliette goodrich, thank you so much. demacedo is expected back in court by the way thursday. he will be formally charged them. >>> a bay area congresswoman wants to know why the army dropped rape charges against santa cruz cop killer jeremy goulet. representative jackie speier wants a capitol hill hearing on the deal that ended in a less than honorable discharge. she says if he had gone to jail the two police detectives he shot and killed last month might still be alive. >>> and there were some tense mo