. >> he is here at time and a half. [ laughter ] >> good evening commissioner staff, steve mathias from mission statement. i will run down the incidents running in the central district. august 26th at 1:30 a victim said she was choked by a bouncer at club atmosphere. the victim said that -- he was handcuffed and escorted out by security and then released. so we're still looking into that. an illegal unpermitted party occurred september 9th at 3:45 a.m. police responded on report of an assault and reports of a gun. fire was called out. 200-250 people when they finally opened the door came out. i have gone to the manager who owns the building and we talked about that as far as the permit process and they said that would not happen again. september 22nd a victim had her purse stolen, total loss was about $600. september 23rd at club atmosphere, a fight broke out between patrons. there were at least three separate fights going on at this time. the fights spilled out into the alley and police were forced to deploy pepper-spray on the combatants. two brothers were arrested for being drunk in

. >> steve schmidt, i can tell you, they don't need to tell us because we know who they all voted for. and it's not the republican! >> oh, some of us have been big-tent republicans. charles mathias. who i voted for. >> this is a great discussion to have because i completely disagree with you. new numbers released this morning show a tightening race among key likely voters in three critical swing states. in ohio, the nbc news/"wall street journal"/marist poll shows obama hanging on to a six-point lead, 51-45%, that's a two-point gain for romney from last week. but the pollsters note that this ohio poll included an 11-point advantage for self-described democrats, higher than last week's five-point advantage for democrats. >> steve schmidt, that doesn't really make sense. an 11-point democratic swing there when you have republicans saying they're more excited to -- i mean, we're going to ask chuck todd, what was the methodology, but nbc put it out there. >> we're at the point of the race now where these polls, if you want to really get a sense of where they should be, you need to start weighting for them for what the turnout is actually going to be on election day. when you look at