mr. livingston adding if we got the alcohol permit thursday and friday and saturday until 2:00 a.m. not doing entertainment past midnight is that what he agreed to. >> i have the puc resolution signed by the mayor in front of me the first clause the sales of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted between 11 and 2 o'clock for the first 67 monthso to that's itself primary discussion our discussion about entertainment was after the hearing was open we wanted to establish the next steps and get an understanding of what was next. >> what did he promise our office. >> after that i mean that would be in keeping with his business operation i don't know why you know a house dj is there go until 2:00 a.m. if they're not operating as a bar my understanding is they'll be closed at midnight for the first of months after that i think it was clear that would be until 2:00 a.m. so let me say we want to see this corner activated this business be a success and want it to be a part of the community and to be neighborhood leaders that corner needs a lot of activities i understand mr. livingston's conce

mr. barry livingston that tenderloin station.we agreed to support his application with the conditions that we submitted. we also asked that this security plan be also included as part of the conditions on their permits. >> what do you mean by that? >> there is a lot of issues that are in the security plan that would like him to abide by the convert security officers might be hours there's a lot of stuff that's in the security plan. >> okay. that's helpful >> thank you. >> any questions for ofc. torres? >> yes. i do not receive think about this since the last time we were here and one of my issues was if we're going to limit it until 10:00 pm that same that really they should have entertainment but i think we be sure place where we can say they can have entertainment and normally we do with this, got involved with other organizations, other clubs opening of the same issues mike was to issue 10 pm weeknight curtail of their entertainment permit. >> as far as mr. livingstone's plan is that he plans that djs only on fridays and satur

mr. livingston before a decision was made on any recommendation by the committee, that he go out and perform adequate and complete community out reach. so in response to that, he secured a consultant and engaged me to meet with my community advisory board and my community group and put on a presentation and you know, which was fine. and you know, just did the out reach. we come to the license that we revisit the idea that we want to have some key for the tender loin station and as you said the commissioner when the police come and then, when like i said i deal with a vulnerable population and we will be held accountable them and i don't want the police to come. like i don't want there ever to be a time when the police have to come and deal with the security because the system will be good enough. right? i was not here at the last meeting but from i understand, there was a suggestion that he meet with the captain and we convene a meeting and do some more out reach and you know, we have a discussion about revisiting the conditions or limited live. and now, around that time i was and i received

mr. speaker, -- [inaudible] what he ought to be saying but then is he made a solemn promise to improve losing -- livingston and his broken. what about is because promise of all on the deficit? in october 20 and he promised, in five years time we will have a balanced the books. when he said it, did he mean it's? >> we promised to cut the deficit. it's down by a third, and in a moment, in a moment or two we will see the progress that has been made. and, obviously, i can't reveal what's in the chancellor's autumn statement. that wouldn't be proper, but i make this prediction. i make this prediction, mr. speaker, -- >> order. the answers must be heard. prime minister. >> i make this prediction. in a moment or two he will be looking as awkward as we ate a bacon sandwich. [laughter] if we're going to talk about -- if we are talking about predictions, let us remember his predictions. he said our policy would lead to the disappearance of a million jobs. wrong. he said it was a fantasy the private sector would create the jobs. wrong. he said we would choke off jobs and growth. wrong. the fact is they told us there