quickly, because i know it is getting late, vaj, do you have your notes? did we wind up with four or three? this seemed like a great session. we do have another microphone, if there are questions that come up. but i think that these will be closing comments. >> you can correct me, if you heard something different, but i heard points one, too, and three were a more pro-active police presence. proactive policing, instead of just responses to emergencies and deterrence. in general, there seemed to be a sentiment of a bid of nickel and dime business. whether through fees or regulations. or a sense that we have to do a better job to make sure that regulations are appropriate, fair, and balanced. one more, dealing with neighbors. we can do a better job of trying to address people's complaints in a constructive way. trying to figure out a way to deal with components that do not go away, even if other people do not think that there is a problem. that is what i heard. anything else the to would like to that? -- that you would like to add? >> with my group, some of

beating out of compliance, you will get a visit from vaj. it is not a good thing to be out of compliance. he is really tall. any more questions? hang on a second. >> what happens if the venue was also the promoter? >> to me that is not promotion. not in my book. you could register yourself for the hell of it. then you would be in compliance with yourself. yay. [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> they might be. the point, of course, is even if they are someone who is not a corporation or business in any way, they can still register. is that simple. it does not have to be a business. of course, if you are doing business in san francisco as a promoter and business, we will strongly encourage you to register with a business certificate. to do all of the things that you guys do as small businesses. certainly, we will encourage all of those folks to do that. if it is someone that falls into this category once, again, this is not hard. this is free. this is super simple. i am sure that we can work it out, if it is not a required field, depending on what y

. >> well, we have big vaj tables here. medium vegetables here.s over here, little bites. and the best thing about these vegetables is that they are always in season. >> jimmy: those look a little bit like pizzas. >> no, they're vegetables. >> jimmy: are pizzas vegetables? >> yeah. yeah. they are vegetables. >> jimmy: pizzas are vegetables. >> he's right, jimmy. pizzas are vegetables. >> these are now officially usa fully certified government vegetables. >> jimmy: who am i to argue with jamie oliver, i guess. >> can i have a slice? >> jimmy: thank you, jamie. thank you for the garden. we'll see you in a bit. bring vegetables for everyone. [ applause ] what's that? we go now to diane sawyer with breaking facebook news. >> a special report. >> good evening, i'm diane sawyer. breaking news out of hartford, connecticut, where beck kip's favorite pizza toppings are in order. pepperoni, clams, bacon, ham and sausage. sorry vegans, smiley face. >> jimmy: that's pretty heavy. keep an eye on that. thank you, diane. tomorrow is a sad day for television. it'

jonathan cole wrote about this a long time ago about salve vaj inequalities. they still exist out. in fairfax counties our schools have the best computers have the best of everything. why don't your schools have those? well, there's a little bit of inequality in zip codes. so we have to figure out how we make sure that kids who happen to be born to -- in bad circumstance, have a bad family circumstance, low income, impoverished area, maybe english learning learners and maybe have a disability. how do you reach down? that child who has the least and make sure they get the benefit of our education system? that's what we're trying to do. imperfect as it is, that's what we're trying to do and so i thank you very much. it's been a great discussion. we stand adjourned. we got to go vote. >> general james mattis heads the u.s. central command overseeing u.s. military operations in the middle east. he talks about his military career in the conference last week with service members, veterans and students for the army, navy and air force academies. this runs half an hour. >> i want to thank