it wasn't tended to coincide with any other actions going on in sacramento or city hall. we had initially made an application covering two locations owned by the same operator and through working with one of the neighborhood groups, it was agreed that it was not appropriate at the other location, and we withdrew that application and chose to proceed with this application alone. >> okay. thanks for that background. i do want to highlight and commend you for saying that quite simply, if problems arise that can't be resolve quickly, we'll return to 2:00 a.m. closing time. it's obviously printed on this pamphlet that you gave us, and i'm sure that you reepresented it to community groups. what is the trigger to close this at 2:00 and not keep it going until 4:00. >> it's something because following the planning commission action, we've had another meeting hosted by the planning department with all the neighborhood groups to discuss that exact question, trying to define matrix by which to judge our success. and i think the best we've been able to do is to say, very much like th

city and county's behalf in sacramento. have we indicated to them that this is a priority for us and we want them to be supportive or pushing the legislation that supervisor fewer referenced forward? >> yes the california association of treasurer and tax collectors has been active and we've been working on it and then we've also -- there isn't legislation put forward yet, but it's moving through the process. so we will be bringing a position to the state legislative committee, which i sit on, to put forward a position for the city and county. we've been waiting for a legislative sponsor and other information to come. >> president cohen: have we contacted our representatives and asked them to consider sponsoring? >> we haven't, no. >> president cohen: so i'm thinking about this strategically, you know. we're moving as much as we can on the local level, beginning the conover -- conversations, building a coalition, but we need to also, i think, be smart and strategic about our friends and representatives in sacramento. so i would encourage you to reach out and brief senator weiner's office and our assembly members that represe

sacramento. let's see what the government does. >> thanks, john. steve: guess who is next? ainsley: the radio city rockettes. there they are. has more run time than the dyson v10 absolute. or senses your movement and automatically adjusts... so you can get a running start on the holidays. and now get free delivery and setup on all sleep number 360 smart beds. ends monday. ♪ ainsley: it is a wonderful christmas tradition here in new york city the rockettes performing in the radio city christmas spectacular. janice: here to help kick off the holiday season four ever the most famous rock city rockettes steas, corey, christie and meghan. hey, ladies. ainsley: i remember y'all were here last year and you are not new to the rockettes just new on "fox & friends." how many years -- tell us your names and where you are from and how many years you have been doing. this i'm stacey i'm originally from arizona and it's my 14th season. [applause] a long time. >> i'm meghan my ninth season originalfully new jersey. >> i'm christine this is my 18th season. and i am also from new jersey. >> my name is corey, this is also my 9th season and i am from rhode island. janice: what's something pe