mr. montoya. yeah. okay. >> commissioner lee: so, my opinion, all club owners should have a chance to, you know, be an operator, be good neighbors and work with their neighbors. we've all gone through it. when you have a situation like this and a lot of energy has been put in here to try to rectify these issues and it's not perfect and i'm still not convinced that it's fool proof, there's still a situation where i think that there's still possible leakage and i think that the operator could change the settings, i mean, you know, it's still not really perfect science but it's going to be the operator now to really -- he put himself on the line, on camera, saying a lot of things, making a lot of promises. you have a great head of security that knows what he's doing but as an owner, as a previous owner of a club, finances and everything, you could cut back on security and things could go the other way. you as an operator, obviously you're fighting to keep your club and i believe second chances are in order

mr. montoya regarding bottle service. i would think someone under review would be extra careful. this was -- you couldn't see it when i brought it up in front of the commission last time on the screen there, but this is part of the problem. this was in july and this was the article in the chronicle on the page. but it shows what the bottle service is. when we talked to mr. montoya regarding the overserving and our concerns with the bottle service, we were assured that security has redoubled efforts and they're going to have a person to serve the alcohol so it's more controlled. we didn't want the bottle just sitting up there. as i said, this was a newspaper article in the chronicle on july 26th. but it shows what the bottle service is. and clearly on the dance floor and chugging down a bottle of champagne. this leads so many different issues as far as the bottle service is not being controlled. we have somebody that could easily be overserved in this manner by chugging the bottle of champagne and another thing, we basically have a weapon out there. this was on the dance floor, ap

mr. montoya, i think he said that it was under consideration, and at this time it's confusing or what have you, and we don't have any standards, but i think it's important that we're doing everything that we possibly can to make these intersections as safe as possible, recognizing that we won't ever be able to make them fool proof, but doing bha we can to expand on the safety. >> yes. vice chair heinicke. >> so if i could just pose this question -- first of all, excellent presentation. i didn't say that when you were up here, because i wanted to hear from the public, but i found that very informative and well done. thank you. to follow up on that and asking you a question, what is the downside of putting green paint in the intersection, and if there is no downside, then, you can just look at each other and... >> mike salavise. it is a tool that we're using more frequently, in the past we were really hesitant to use guide markings through the intersection. so we have a guideline where if the intersection's a certain length or distance that we are using the markings. we use it following fols

mr. douglas' body still in the vehicle at that time? forensic analyst: it was. josh mankiewicz: next, montoyaer than jim huden, and then placed in the car at the crime scene. dr. john nordby: ok, i'm not finding any blood of any sort, whether it's-- josh mankiewicz: a blood spatter expert, named dr. john nordby, was called to testify in support of that theory. according to doctor nordby, the car's interior should have been covered in blood if that was where russel douglas had been shot. dr. john nordby: the shooting seemed, to me, like it did not occur in this vehicle because there are empty spots where you would expect blood to be. permission to approach the witness, your honor? judge: yes. josh mankiewicz: on cross-examination, prosecutor banks challenged the defense's only expert witness, pointing out that in his written report on the case, dr. nordby had cited the movie "pulp fiction" as a good example of the kind of blood spatter he'd expected to see in russel douglas' car. dr. john nordby: the two characters in the film were facing in front, and they actually got back spatter. the bulle