skylark, this commission knows we've had continuing problems there. we're seeing less problems there after the meeting with sfpd and the managers of the skylark. and imposing new security plan conditions. so, we are seeing some definite increase. as far as better practices going on overall, and again with our cooperation with different area stations and meeting with ownership to get new and better practices up and running. so, i'll leave the rest for you guys to weed through and if you have any questions. >> commission, the executive director's report before we go to the motion. >> yeah, i had a question about the limited live permits. i was wondering myself and then someone had also asked me, have we gotten a bunch of complaints on the limited live permits? i said i didn't believe we had, but -- >> i don't know that we've gotten more than maybe one, anything, four in total really. not many. >> okay. >> it's a tiny portion and that obviously is because of the nature of that permit, and that was the reason behind limiting it to 10:00 p.m. so, relativel

our prime example was we found one that we should have been quite hundred 84% was actually a skylark, which is something that can cause acute and serious adjusted affects if he or the just a couple of ounces. rock>> this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. today we spend the hour taking an inside look at the guantanamo military prison where 166 men remain locked up. many have been held for over a decade without charge. our first guest today was one of the first military officers assigned to prosecute prisoners at guantanamo. stuart couch joined the marines in 1987, enrolled in moscow, become a military prosecutor and rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel. he eventually left active duty but returned after the september 11 attacks. a friend of his, michael horrocks, died on september 11. horrocks was the co-pilot of united airlines flight 175 from the second airplane hit the world trade center >> two months after the attacks, preside