i talked to vaj earlier today and you have quite a few reports in front of you. you have a long agenda for tonight. i'm going to go over the things that i have noticed the last three weekends we have been out doing inspections of the various clubs. on the whole i have liked what i have seen. i am happy the clubs are doing things for it well. one of the club's, " recess. i have seen an improvement. the lines are more -- more control. we have not had any problems i have seen coming out of there. it is helpful, whether it be that conditions, it gets back to them and the pabst drive to make a better different. as far as the club violations, for the last three weeks, the parlor and that is at 2801 leavenworth. i'm going to briefly read the narrative from a report that was from a battery that happened there. this is from february 12. we were in the area of beach and leavenworth. the area is where the nightclub the parlor is located. i know this area to have a high volume or have a high volume of physical fights between patrons. i have heard and responded to many calls

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

their instruments are made of debris sam vaj from the disaster zones. in this week's road ahead we hear how their musical beats are reaching deep into people's hearts. >> reporter: musicians are held a concert in memory of the victims. the musicians are from one of the hardest hit prepecktures. they want to make sure that the people who died in the disaster aren't forgotten. >> translator: this part is all made from debris. >> translator: this man organized the cob certificate. he used to work in the town and lost friends in the tsunami. he thought about what he could do to honor the people who died. he came up with the idea of creating musical instruments of using debris from the disaster areas. >> translator: i feel like pressing my hands together before the instruments to show my respect to the victims. >> reporter: he rushed to many shelters after the march 1 19 disaster to distribute aid supplies. >> translator: many supplies were sent from western gentleman pand they reached us soon after the disaster. i'm so grateful to those people. >> reporter:

>> i want to ask you to have, vaj, you go to these meetings with the permit officers and do you talk to them about our conditions? we get these silly conditions that have to do with something we have no jurisdiction over and all this other stuff? >> you have to remember that often the conditions that are handed in by permit officers do not come from the officers but from their captains and lieutenants and sometimes from 850 itself. they are the messenger, not the creator. >> gotcha. >> good point. >> how are you doing? i -- a little public comment. i wanted to make you aware of an unpermitted new nightclub venue in miami -- want to be aware of. this new nightclub entertainment venue happens to me in a very beautiful high-rise mission district location. 22nd mission. you are shaking your head. >> i live around the corner. i wondered what was going on. >> i have been an eight-year tenant in the u.s. bank building on the fifth floor. previously on the seventh floor. i am going to make this brief. because of the time and all. the more detailed in the future. i did want to make you aware

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

i talked to vaj earlier today and you have quite a few reports in front of you. you have a long agenda for tonight. i'm going to go over the things that i have noticed the last three weekends we have been out

one of the intoxicated security guards became very verbal with vaj and i and took a fighting stance and had to be held back by lesser intoxicated security guards. i called back of police and they did respond. the security guard is the head of security even today. on october 28, 2011, the fight of to a club patrons -- two club patrons in front of the bar. both were released at a report was made. security was nowhere to be found and were not mentioned. november 10, 2011. a patron was removed by the club by security for being too intoxicated and draw out onto the sidewalk. the police had to pick him up and take him to richmond station to be arrested. that same day, inspector granelli and i visited and we advise the owner that he did not currently have a place of entertainment permit and that entertainment't must cease november 11. two patrons were observed holding open bottles of beer. one of the patrons was cited by police for open container. on november 11, 2011, a dj was planning at the club and they were cited for permit violation. november 16, 2011. tim choy applied for zeran entertai

vaj vajayjay. >> no! >> jimmy: wait. ♪ two and a half stedmans. >> interesting. you know, i was thinking i wanted to pitch an idea to you. >> jimmy: i'm all ears. >> it's called "bye jimmy." >> jimmy: "bye jimmy." i like that. >> no, not by jimmy. it's bye, jimmy. >> jimmy: i'm not following. >> as in -- >> miss win free -- >> don't worry, he's gone. >> jimmy: thank you so much, oprah. juan the own network, it's in refier repe repeats. we'll be right back.