i have got to now teague -- know teague. i can say it is because of teague he brings a crowd. all these people are here in support him because of the tremendous respect to have for him as a business manager and we want his continued success as a kid -- a business owner and as a musician, a local musician. he is a blues musician, just so you can know that. president mazzucco: thank you. >> evening. i am an attorney here in san francisco. i also live several blocks from the buccaneer. i have known teague for roughly 10 years. i lived in the neighborhood since 2006. i have represented several bars in the richmond district. it is my experience that teague and the other staff at the buccaneer have run an incredibly complex and operations with regard to their security, safety, and it is an incredibly responsible business. i have no reason to believe that teague and his partners would sully their reputation. i would expect this to bar to bar restaurants to [unintelligible] and i lend my support to his future endeavors. thank you. president mazzucco: thank you. >> i do not want to spe

i have known teague for 10 years. i know the music. i also know north beach and many establishments prior to the people that own them now. i know what the neighborhood has become. i know broadway has got issues. i think after you hear from all these people and understand teague's character, you will understand that what he is bringing to the table is more stability, good faith, character, and vibrancy to the neighborhood. it will hopefully erase some of the bad vibes that are happening. i am sure these guys will not repeat that. have a good night. president newlin: thank you. >> happy birthday. >> my name is robert. i am the former owner of mojito, the former majority owner. we were pleased to find such great people to take over the space. i want to address some of the concerns that were brought up about mojito's records, which i think are inaccurate and do not come near the fact. in six years, at the commission's staff. we had an excellent relationship with the various capt. said central station. we organized the neighborhood for vari

teague has said they feel comfortable with the first nine conditions. i think we can work on them, as far as the security system. our comfort level is probably midnight. we would like to see the impact on the neighborhood and the businesses. i do not live on grant street. i do not have a business on grant street. if i did, i would like to have my business thrived. -- thrive. president newlin: it seems like they have made a thorough presentation on the restaurant aspect. the fill this is a bait and switch, or an adjustment restaurant? >> i do not have a crystal ball. it is hard to say. i am getting mixed feelings. as commissioner hyde was looking at it, we have a huge emphasis on the entertainment. if i am opening a restaurant, i would think it would be about promoting a nice meal. that is where we have this difference. which way is it going to go? >> steve think that if they served food later, extended the hours of operation of the kitchen, that it would be helpful to allow them to stay open a little later? to run a business -- what were the times to su

. >> detective gary teague of the buffalo police department's major case squad has responded to dozens one involving an elderly woman in this quiet and affluent neighborhood. >> victim had been out shopping, she returned home, it was about 8:30 in the evening. she opens the door, preparing to take the groceries in and out of nowhere, out of the bushes comes this assailant at knife point, grabs her and forces her into her home. >> the intruder got the woman's wallet and keys, but she was not hurt. >> when residents are home, the alarm systems are off. >> fort lauderdale assistant chief of police james hurley has published a study of home invasions. he says criminals today know it is far easier to storm someone's home than hold up a convenience store. >> the crime of home invasion robbery presents a formidable challenge for law enforcement. because all of the benefits are with the offender. it is very, very difficult to solve this type of crime. usually the victims are rendered helpless. they're bound, oftentimes they're beaten unconscious. there is very little evidence left at the crime

i may add bless fad teague and exhaustion bh in israel and in palestine except for fanatics, they are never tired. they are tiress. fanaticsn bo sides. >> rose: and they will always be with us. >> i think so. fanaticism is the syndrome of the 21st century and it's going to be the main problem of humanity, not just the middle east. the main problem of humanity in this censure i have fanaticism in all its forms and manifestations. >> rose: when you say fanaticism, what do you mean? >> i mean the fanatic is a walking excmation mark. not necessarily a religious fanatic. not necessarily an islamist fanatic. we have fanatics left to right on the fringes, the extremes of all the political parties. >> rose: "scenes from village life." where does this come from? what does the idea of this come from? >> it was not born out of an idea but out of a dream. there are about 20 very old jewish villas in israel. older than the state of israel. more than 100 years. some of them 120 years. in a dream i had six or seven years ago i was walkinglone if such a village and a village was completely empty, des

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caller: and, basically, i'm here from the home of joe mccarthy, scott walker, paul ryan and also bass teague days -- bastille days. i just read your book at that time. i asked people why are we celebrating bastille days? so we had a lot of fun with that. but i want to know one of my main questions, because i do watch all this back and forth and all this stuff. so many times that if we would just follow our constitution, we wouldn't be in this mess. and one of these main things is article i, section 11 of the constitution. you know, basically, all the powers are vested in congress. they are not vested in the bureaucrats. they are not vest candidated. and what are we going to do, to me, to bring back that and make people understand? to get our power back for we, the people -- >> guest: i'm so glad you ask. um, no, this is, this is a very important point. democrat policies are so unpopular that democrats have had to stop promoting them themselves. releasing violent and, you know, child molesting, murdering criminals, for example. so instead they just nominate judges and then assure us that the