>> hi, my name is todd brown. and i'm the founder and artistic director of the red poppy art house of san francisco. and thank you for having us here and to consider our application. the red poppy art house say non-profit organization, sponsored by the session for the arts. this year we complete our ten-year anniversary, our mission is to serve as a hub for artists with the cultural backgrounds and disciplines. we offer free activities for local families every saturday afternoon. our performance program features an international array of music, film and dance and theater. and we like to think of the red poppy art house as a place of in between, a point of intersection between the communities that share the geography of the district. >> we were made aware that we need a permit to continue our programming. our programming is absolutely critical to the sustainability to the organization. for its revenue that we pay our rent. it is also how we contribute to the livelihood of local artists, 70 percent of the admissions

paul brown who's a sort of todd akin-ish candidate to run for the senate in georgia and republican siring. not unwinnable for democrats under certain circumstances. iowa, steve king might be running there. first of all, will the so-called republican establishment be able to deliver candidates this time? will the mood of the base change or any meddling of the party establishment result in the same kind of backlash of 2010 and 2012 and will the prospect of that happening simply keep strong candidates on the strong lines? will the strong candidates say i don't want to be the next guy to lose to christine o'donnell? >> i think you are absolutely right and something i've been concerned about but i will report back from c-pac in marc and let you know because as you know, the conservative political action conference happening every year is a place where rising stars and incoming stars are trotted around the halls and put up on stages and meant to meet and greet and get to know them and make a splash, they meet the media. in fact, last year i met richard mourdock before we knew who he was. t

. >>> governor jerry brown was among the hundreds to attend a funeral today. kevin todd was dunned down last week -- gunned down last week. police officers attended the funeral services services and paid tribute. >> we have seen how he lived and yes, in part we have tearfully reflected on how he died. kevin earned this beautiful and inspiring tribute, indeed. >> he was an officer with the police department for 3-1/2 years and served as a military policeman in the army. >>> prince harry has ended his second deployment as a pilot in afghanistan. they agreed not to report on his stint while he was there. in exchange prince harry provided interviews. he said he killed taliban fighters while protecting british troops. >>> we want to take you live to the military ball in washington, d.c. maybe -- there we go. alicia keys right now. let's listen in just for a second. [ singing ] >> this is one of several events going on right now. there are only 2 balls but this is one that has some of the stars that we have been talking about throughout the day. now to ktvu's ken pritchett who

replace retiring senator saxby chambliss are phil and ob-gyn who said that todd akin was partly right about legitimate rape, and paul brownays he believes president obama is presently upholding the soviet constitution and as a member of the house science committee had this to say about evolution. >> i've come to understand that all this stuff i was taught about evolution and embryology ask big bang theory, all that is lies straight from the pit of hell. >> naturally the tea party doesn't think it's dead. it thinks moderate republicanism is dead. >> we're celebrating the death of the establishment gop right along with them. yeah. i got a cake and hats and, like, party streamers and everything. >> so with each sign that the gop thinks the other side is dead, how best for the party to live on? according to possible zombie, possible human mad rat conservative david brooks, just split the body in half. it's probably future it to try to change current republicans. it's smarter to build a new wing of the republican party, one that can compete in the northeast, the mid-atlantic states, in the upper midwest, and along the west coa