joseph, mr. perez. >> yes. >> item #3. for a report from the executive director. >> good evening. as was mentioned earlier, there was activity around this long to live performance legislation. -- limited live performance legislation. in a nutshell, after all the commission took a look at it and send recommendations in support of the land use committee. again it was passed with recommendation yesterday. july 25. the board did discuss the item today. we did continue it for a week, they felt they had to have more discussion with community. the plan is to see that item by the board on its first reading. i have given new this legislation before. if anyone is interested, i have the package. the other legislation i wanted to make the commission aware of is something that was introduced, it is in the waiting period, a piece of legislation regarding a bowling alley in the mission. i think we attached this behind my memo there. a copy of the ordinance from june 21. i believe this will be heard after the summer break. in short, the genesis of the legislation is a new bowling alley and restau

. >> miami native armando perez is better known as pit bull or mr.: 305, but don't be afraid his barkito with you. mojito. is a vole cc1: low calorie. >> it's the company that we have. low calorie. >> look at you. >> mojito. >> thank you, by the way. >> so you were out on the plaza, i remember just a couple of weeks ago and you had the joint -- you had it jumping. >> i had the joint jumping. >> the plaza, joint, where is this going? where is this going? >> why do you think so many different people connect with the music because they do connect with all genres? >> no matter what language you speak or what culture you represent music is a universal language, where i speak english, they speak spanish, but they speak music. >> you were born in miami. >> yes. >> both of your parents are cuban. >> first-generation cuban-american. >> how did that influence. >> you appreciate the chance to create your own destiny and that was instilled in us since we were very, very young and it was something that they would say every day, and i would tell abuelita or my ti a -- [ speaking spanish ] >> this d

perez. you are nevin shapiro's attorney. is there anything he hopes to gain by coming out with the allegations? >> yes. i do represent mr.ld like to extend my hellos to charles robinson who i love dearly and is an amazing writer and has done an incredible job, better than anyone who came my way. that's why we gave him the story. he's spent 11 months of just going over every paper, every inch, every phone record to make sure that everything that went on paper was credible. back to your question is what do i think he hopes to gain out of this? i think primarily he did not seek to gain anything out of this. i think when nevin was approached in april 2010 bit state's attorney's office in new jersey, they asked him to cooperate and come clean about what he did in his case and other things he had done with his money. which was investor money. that's when all of these matters regarding his relationship with the university of miami and his financial relationship with the players came to be. it was basically he was put in a situation where he was not going to lie or embellish or misrepresent what had happened. so clearly, the fed