five, the petitioner shall post signs measure nothing less than 12 inches with lettering no smaller than two inches in height that read, no alcoholic beverages beyond this point at all permitted exits and entrances to the theater seating area, as depicted on the abc257. six, any employee or security guard shall be assigned the responsibility of ensuring all alcoholic beverages stay inside the permitted lobby area whenever the privileges of the abc license are exercised. seven, the sale of alcoholic beverage for consumption off premises is strictly prohibited. eight, beer shall be dispensed, sold and served only in containers being no larger than 16 ounce capacity. these containers shall bear distinctive markings, making them easily discernible from other non-alcoholic beverages provided by the licensee. nine, no person may be served and/or shoulder more than two containers. ten, the petitioner shall remain responsible free of litter the area adjacent to premises they have control, as depicted on abc 257. 11, loitering. that is defined as standing idly by, linger without lawful business.

petitioner shall utilize electronic surveillance and recording equipment that is able to view exits and entrance points of exterior of the premises. the surveillance recording shall be operational at all times of premises, open to the public. the electronic recording shall be maintained and kept for minimum of seven days and made available to law enforcement on demand, thank you. >> thank you. >> see nothing questions for you, mark, any comments on this one? >> yes. >> mr. chair, supervisors, i'm excited about . this there was an iconic bar on powell street that went through quite a traumatic episode and had to move down to the war f in the last year. much to the chagrin of the locals and san francisco. this we hope will be a replacement. this is now an off-sale liquor store. i did pass out a photograph of what mr. sirhed's place looks like now. it is a building in a totally commercial area about a block from union square. two-storey building. he's owned it first as a gallery. later as off-sale wine, liquor. on-sale -- retail wine tasting and wine sales inside on the second floor. these

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there has been a huge outcry on facebook and internet pages >> over 12,000 petitioners who all are inport of me. they think this case is somewhat preposterous, somewhat ridiculous. people are saying and asking questions, what is the horse doing in an unleashed area? don't they know that horses and dogs don't get along? >> we have had incidents were dogs attacked forces in golden gate park but i have not seen any incidents where the owner was not able to control the dog at all and then the dog went on to 1.5 mi. journey after the animal and did not give up >> charlie is now here at animal care and control that he is about to go to uc-davis for a complete behavior exam. he may be scared but given to another owner and the support continues to grow. charlie is off to davis tomorrow, he will return tomorrow night and the decision is expected soon after that. >> parents are accusing one school superintendent of pulling their kids. what some are claiming is behind violence and suspensions at one be area schools >> we are gearing up for the iphone 5 debut tomorrow. ,, [ male announcer ] it st

the petition shall utilize -- petitioner shall utilize electronic surveillance and recording equipment able to view exit and entrance points of the exterior of the premises. the electronic surveillance recording shall be operational at all times at the premises open to the public. said electronic recording shall be maintained and kept for no less than 72 hours and shall be made available to law enforcement on demand, thank you. >> thank you. >> any questions for the department? seeing none, public comment on this item. if there is any other public comment f you could please line up, or at least raise your hand to get a sense. >> thank you. my name is kelly couch. i'm the wife of the owner of amsterdam cafe, mohamad. thank you for hearing us. we have an application on the recommendation of abc. we have agreed to surrender the 41 we have currently upon approval of the new type 42 license. we have also committed to our neighborhood members that we will stay in business as a full-time restaurant, as we are currently operating. we have support of community leadership alliance. we have accep

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the government -- the petitioner says, well, sorry not to petitioner, but the respondent has the dogoften alerts to these visuals, things that were not in the carrier now, but even spells on people's hands as they open up the handle of the door. in this case as it happened, the dog is trained to alert to methamphetamines of what they find is not methamphetamines. it is precursors to methamphetamines. the driver apparently has some on his hands as he transfers the small to the door, that's what happened. but he was to say, well, how often is it really just residual smells? i mean, it could be the garage attendant at the gas station guy or whatever and the governor that size, look, we allow this for people, so if the police non-marijuana, they can then follow that up because they're probably right about that. the dark has he been a better sense of smell than human beings. so surely it's okay for humans. it's okay for the dog, but actually you could argue it cuts the other way. the doc has a better sense of smell and the dog will pick up the residual smells a human being would not pick

. >> i have over 12,000 petitioners and that are all in support of may. they think that this case is somewhat preposterous. and ridiculous. you know, people are saying and asking questions, what is this horse doing in an off leash area? don't they know that horses and dogs don't get along? >> we have had incidents where dogs have attacked horses in golden gate park. but, i have not seen any this severe to where the owner was not able to control the dog at all, and the dog went on a half mile journey after the horse and did not give up. >> charlie is here now at animal care and control but is about to go to uc-davis for behavioral exam and there are negotiations, non. charlie may be scared but given to another owner. and the support continues to grow. >> as for the horse, he has gone out to pasture last couple of days, he was in the stable for 20 days, he was not able to get out. his future is not clear, he will survive but he may never be back with a policeman again. >> i wonder if the people in davis can figure out why the dog took off after the course?

the state of florida is the petitioner and both of the cases that the court will hear. of the two k nine cases, i think the case that is probably a greater interest is the case of florida versus jardine which is whether the dog can use a canine to sniff the outer up a callous. this is not in order to determine whether there is contraband in the house. it really involved the intersection of two basic fourth amendment principles. ordinarily does not constitute a search and therefore does not require additional level of individualized suspicion. the supreme court has so held this. if a job comes up to you as you are waiting for your luggage from a domestic flight, a docking come up to you with out more. the contraband is found, you will be subject. the question is whether that analysis is somehow different when the home is the context involved. some of you will recall that the supreme court in a case 10 years ago upheld the use of a thermal imaging device that is used to sense heat emanating from a house which is potentially a sign of illegal substances with in the house.

the government, the petitioners says, well, @booktv sorry, but the petitioner, the respondent says the dog often alerts to residuals. things that were not in the car now but were at some prior point or even, you know, smells that were on people's hands as they open the handle of the door. as it happens, the dog is trained to alert to methamphetamines. what they find in the car is not actually meant better means, but precursors to methamphetamines, the driver apparently a methamphetamine addict may be as some on his hands as she transfers the smell to the door. the dog alerts on the doors. that's what happened. well, how often did that happen? often is it really just residual smells to back the crowds attendance or gas station, the government says, look. we allowed this for people. if the police smell marijuana they can then follow that up. better sense of smell. surely if it's okay for him and it's okay for the dark. you could argue the other way. the dog has a better sense of smell and thus he will pick up the residual smell that the human being would not. so, you know, what constitut

the position of the petitioner says basically come on. every year we come along and it's like eight feet of water because of the governments product and they have taken her property. before pending business related petitions. one is one where canon has filed an interesting and important petition. i represent the respondent on behalf of truth. [laughter] >> the issue is as follows to knock it the context because of the tumor of the context. there are drug companies have patent with a lot of money in getting their plug-ins to market. there is a team that encourages generic drug companies to challenge the validity of the patch into whether the products that infringe the patent. these disputes like many get settled. they are settled in a somewhat unusual way sometimes with the brand name agreed to a number of fat there is including a payment to the generic company to differ as a result of the settlement defers into the market. at what point into ethics and are they subject to any scrutiny or not. the theory being the very notion of a patent i

the petitioners says -- the responder says the dog off an alert to residuals. these are things that were not in the car now but were at some prior point. they opened up the handle of the door. the dog was strain to avert to methamphetamines. methamphetamine, it is precursor she met impedimentmet. the doctor answered it to the door. how often is it really just residual smells? it could be the garage attendant or the gas station guy. the government says we allow this for people. it the police smelled marijuana, and they can then follow that up. they're probably right about that. the dog has a better sense of smell than the human being, so surely it is ok for the dog. you could argue the other way. the dog has the better sense of smell and thus the dog is going to pick up their residual smell that the human being would not pick up. what constitutes a false positive is one question. it is it a false but the dog is a listing on a residual smelled? do we care? do we need to know what the odds are? i think the government overreaches a bit on this. the court will say s

in all the other cases, the petitioner was the one new one below. so this is a series standing problem, or you have steny to appeal the case, whether you got everything you wanted in the case below. in the windsor case, the marriage was conducted in canada. the question is whether the marriage is valid in new york. they may not be very great vehicles. so it comes down to the massachusetts case and the california case, which has not gone to the ninth circuit yet. the justice department's public doesn't want to take a balance the case because they want kagen sitting in. but i think there are some strong reasons. the court would normally take cases that they have heard the whole appeal. i think the question will be whether the court reviewed the risk of running into a 4-4 decision, which is a serious risk and enough to push them into the equally unpleasant situation of having a case that has not been fully dealt with ahead of time. nonetheless, it seems that the court is holding them all to decide them together. the windsor and peterson cases will be f

so the petitioners were arguing to say, look, supreme court, only you can step in and resolve this situationdefending a federal law. >> shannon: all right. you are the best. thanks for weighing in for us. >> thanks. >> shannon: always outspoken, not surprising, new jersey governor chris christie says the presidential debate on wednesday will be a game changer. did he say too much? more on that. and tomorrow, a medicare penalty goes into effect. we will tell what you it means for you at home, next. i'm rosa and i quit smoking with chantix. when the doctor told me that i could smoke for the first week... i'm like...yeah, ok... little did i know that one week later i wasn't smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other

the position of the petitioner is basically, all on. every year we come along and it's like 8 feet of water because the federal government project a the eventually have taken our property and the question is whether that is compensable takings. the business relating sir petitions one is where kannon filed an interesting important to petition i represent a respondents on behalf of truth. [laughter] the basic -- >> we have a spontaneous court here. the issue is as follows and i will read the context because you do end up characterizing them one way or another. there are drug companies that have patents that invest a lot of money getting their products to market. there's a statutory scheme that encourages generic drug companies to challenge the validity of the patent or whether the products would infringe and these like many disputes get settled. the year settled in a somewhat unusual way sometimes with the brand name with a number of factors including the payment to the generic company to defer its entry and as a result that the market. t

state of florida, both from the florida supreme court, and so the state of florida's actually the petitionerh of the cases that the court's going to hear. of those two canine cases, i think the case that's probably of greater interest is the case called florida jeer sus jardines with the question whether the police can use dogs to sniff the outside of the house. i believe they literally sniff the outside of the front door of the house to determine whether or not there is contraband in the house. that's an interesting cause because it really involves the intersection of two basic fourth amendment principles. it's pretty well settled that a dog sniff ordinarily does not constitute a search and thereby -- therefore does not require any additional level of individualized suspicion, and in a series of cases involving searches in public places, the supreme court has so held so if a dog comes up to you as you're waiting for your luggage and to make it simpler for fourth amendment purposes, pause that you're waiting for luggage from a domestic flight, a dog can come up to you, to your luggage, and i

that petitioner was a person and one below. some of them also have additional vehicle issues that would make it unlikely the supreme court would want to take them. marriage was conducted in canada and the corps would have to answer a question that turns on new york state law as to whether it's valid new york and there are reasons they may not be great vehicles. the reason wealth down to the massachusetts case and the california case that has not gone to that night circuit, the department of justice would want to take the case because they have justice kagan sitting on the case and i think everyone abuse her as clearly against doma. but there are also strong reasons the court to take a case that has heard a full appeal and the urgency concerns are not there when you have a -- have another case there that's a perfectly good vehicle. court runs the risk of running into a 4-4 decision. that could be enough to push them into the unpleasant situation of having a case that has not been fully dealt with at halftime. nonetheless, it see

. >> all it took to get the data for thousands of petitioners and a freedom of information request.r on "fox & friends." >> i think that barack obama didn't understand how much interest in his personal life and how he brews and home brews and how much information on the internet. >> turns out it was made from honey from the south lawn bee hive. who knew? it was believed to be the first alcoholic beverage brewed on white house ground. >> there's a history lesson for you, clayton. >> there was another president that brewed beer not at the white house, and george washington of course it wasn't built yet and one of the large largest whiskey destillers, at mt. vernon, not at the white house. >> dave: wicked smart. >> and good to be in the studio with you. good morning, everyone, take a look at the current temperatures out there. really pleasant across texas and they're going to be heating up as they head into the afternoon hours, and rapid city, 71 right now over across the northeast and that's the same as well across most of the state of pennsylvania and upstate new york and take a look

the state of florida is the petitioner in both cases the court is going to hear. of those to cases i think the case that is probably of greater interest is the case called for the verses jardine which involves the question of whether the police can use of dogs to sniff the exterior of the house. i believe that all was literally sniffing the front door of the house and this was done in order to determine whether or not there is a contraband in the house and it is kind of an interesting case because it really involves the intersection of two basic with amendment principles. it's pretty well settled that the dogs that ordinarily does not constitute a search and therefore does not require any additional levels of individualized suspicion and in the cases involving searches in public places the supreme court has held. if a dog becomes up to you as you are waiting for your luggage and to make it simple for the fourth amendment purposes you're waiting from a domestic flight a dog can come up to you and contraband is found, you potentially will be subject to arrest the th