please look at this, and do not give eight to the limo city -- get it to the limo city. >> mr. chairman, that was the last person. >> i would be interested in a presentation on it over and these other types of companies. i do not know much about them, but we've heard a great deal about them today and we have certainly read some about them. at some point in the future, if we could hear that and how the impact us at all of that. the other thing mentioned here today, that instead of the 3.5% charged to the caps that they are still getting 5% in some places. can we take a look at that? because that was supposed to take place july 3rd or something like that. >> [unintelligible] >> ok, july 4th. >> and i want to clarify, i do not want to leave the public with the impression that when the laguna honda 89 was discontinued, but there is no way to get up the hill. there's still a way for people to get up that hill. >> public comment is over. thank you. >> moving on -- >> is there someone that can answer the gentleman's question offline? brecht's mr. haley will. >> them next item. >> the

>> oh, that's a porsche limo. >> that is not a porsche. >> oh, is it an electric limo?s a nissan leaf limo. the people at limoland.com, they build all kinds of specialized limos so they made what they say is the world's first 100% electric limo based on the nissan leaf. they stretched it out. they're also going to give us a peek inside as to what they did with it because a regular nissan leaf doesn't fit this many people. >> that's pretty cool. you can show up and feet good about what you're doing for the environment and when you're in an electric car, you can sneak up on people because they don't make a lot of noise. if we don't get nominated, we can sneak in in this. >> it's not like the biggest -- it almost just looks like a sedan. you're not going to make a statement showing up in the leaf, a visual statement. you're going to make the statement of, look, we're very green and eco-friendly. aren't limos supposed to have cheesy lights and stupid stuff? this just looks like the inside of a car. >> this is like a nicer version of the town car. a town car is a classy way

regulate uber limo services. >> you see a lot of taxis in d.c. but there are times you cannot find one when you really need one. >> sometimes it can be difficult to get a cab. >> you can track a limo easily with the uber app. he is not too thrilled with the city council considering mandating what uber can charge. >> it is outrageous that people are coming in and saying we cannot have low prices. >> service is booming in cities across the country. it arrived in dc in september with hundreds of limos. >> the city council is mandating a fair minimum. >> it is five times that of a taxi. they are also considering introducing a hybrid service with lower cost. the council action could kill that move. >> the $15 price minimum means there are people who do not ride with us today who might like our services. >> uber says it is in a better position to set its prices then the city government. cabdrivers think the city government is headed in the right direction. >> the taxicab industry has a lot of support in city hall and the city council. the council is ex

the best calls are going to go to the limos. it is not true that they have no other way to make money. they have gas. they can make gas sales. they have credit card charges, advertising, money that they get. the yellow cab charges short shifts and then they rent the cat out again for a full 8 ft., which is frankly, you legal, but nobody said anything about it. -- for a full date street, which is frankly, illegal, but nobody said anything about it. if cabs cannot make money, they start driving dangerously. they are picked off. it becomesub

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another seriously injured after a limo bus accident on southbound 17. california highway patrol says details are being pieced together. investigation is ongoing. the two females was out of the vehicle and deceased was run over by the limousine bus. they closed 17 for 90 minutes until 3:30 this morning. we're expecting more information from the chp in how the female died in just a little bit. >> this morning, san jose police have a new piece of evidence in the double homicide. a car belonging to the prime suspect has been found in san jose. they believe medina shot and killed two men in a domestic violence dispute. three children were left orphaned. medina is thought to be heading to southern california. his car was being towed and held in evidence. >> it's a pretty good bet that the casino m8trix is about to open for business. it's lit up like a river boat even though the building remains vacant. that may be about to change and soon. casino m8trix is just off 101 in san jose. john alston describes the final hurdle they must clear before the doors get op

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the crisis he ditched his limo for something more fuel efficient. it's on loan and the aerospace museum of california. >> nice looking ride. >> a fashion magazine is getting a lot of grief for putting kate middleton on its cover. the problem is that picture is fake. her head reportedly photo shopped on a wod he body to give the illusion she's wearing an african inspired dress. the editor defends the cover saying it was honoring her with a fan art tribute. some people on twitter call the cover creepy. middletop refused requests from fashion magazines to pose for their covers.ñ!ñcús >>> coming up, signs the bay area may be on the verge of a new building boon. indicators of an improving local economy z reversing a vasectomy. research showing it can be done successfully. those stories and more at 6:00. >> and now, organizers of the san jose jazz summer festival looking to give bands a big break. >> they're inviting groups to submit an audition for a chance to perform form in front of thousands of people. >> bands cannot have more than six members and ha

she pulled up in a limo and was greet by supporters. sheriff ross mirkarimi is fighting to keep his job as san francisco sheriff. when eliana lopez entered the courtroom she briefly made contact with her husband and spilled. she told the deputy city attorney she and the coupp's son had been live track and was working to support the family. since he has been suspended without pay she has been working to support the family. she recorded this video and in the video eliana lopez tearfully explains her husband said he was a powerful man implying his position as sheriff could help him gain custody if they divorce but eliana lopez explained that is not what she meant and that her video was misinterpreted. >> your husband said he was a four full man more than once? >> no. actually he never said that, that was my conclusion of our conversation. he never said i am a powerful man. >> now coming up. >> reporter: you will hear what sheriff ross mirkarimi said about the argument that started all of this. ktvu news. >> and they are looking into whethe

. >> i don't understand why we can't take the royal limo. >> is that the real deal? different side of cate? the explanation that shows the duchess with an attitude. ♪ this is my once in a lifetime ♪ >> you know his singing, his dancing, his acting. ben is in our studio next. >>> a new commercial for a chinese company pokes fun at the royal family. >> the clip features look-alikes of kate middleton, prince william and the queen waiting for a taxi when cate stars to complain about not taking the royal limo. >> we're royalty. a taxi? >> darling, granny's right. they want to see us tidying. >> rubbish. people want to see that they can be like us if they just work hard. >> like you did. >> now, granny, we all know it's i who protect. >> luckily prince william has the cab company on speed dial so in seconds a car appears whisking them away to a diamond jubilee. >> cate is the most realistic. i'm not buying the queen. >> you weren't supposed to look too hard. just imagine. >>> the storm damage in this region isn't stopping d.c.'s biggest 4th of july celebration tomorrow. >>

this is car services, like sedans and limos.nd sedans and limos like it's been for decades, you can't hail one. you can't put up your hand and get a car. you need to have a credit card on file. you need to know -- the driver need tons who you are, et cetera. and thisfo number other and details. we make it more efficient and accessible. >> pricing is where the d.c. mission has its beef. and mary chay proposed legislation requiring any priest car company to charge five times the minimal price of a taxi, which would have prevented uber's new discounted private car service, uber x from legally operating in a city. is uber violating the law in this city? >> no, but what happened is an amendment was pulled. once the councilpeople heard from the constituents, our customers and our position is that we provide a high-quality service and should be able to do that and give accessibility to transportation to many of the residents as possible. >> i want to put up a response from the d.c. taxi spokesman larry frankel to this debate. he sent u

likewise, we have had an increase of any instances of legal taxis and limos, increasing our staff in the proposed budget with a slightly greater increase. tep, this had been budgeted incorrectly in the other direction. somehow, they were left out due to an error. we are taking this opportunity to address that. finally, we are transferring one function in from the police department that has to do with posting of no parking signs, which for current circumstances is done by people billing to the station in the officers to go out to post the signs, which is not a good use of their time. the revenue is offset for that. there were a number of other miscellaneous and technical changes that brought that out to more than $2 million. it more or less offset the gains in our previous life. moving on to the next slide, about $18 million in issues. here is how we are addressing it. first of all, the scientists at the bottom, the cost recovery, we can get that with revenues and expenditures. what is new here, the good news from the city economy is that it continues to roll in hand the current figur

. >> reporter: he has owned nationwide limo service since 1988, a company not involved in this incident. he says emergency door levers are put in places where they cannot be triggered accidentally. he says the position of the door on the bus involved was similar to this not an jays to the driver. >> because the front door already the second door falls back close to where people are sitting behind the driver. >> reporter: the chp cessna tasha was in a group of 12 to 15 people coming back from a brad paisley concert in mountain view. she worked at the popular pacific wave surf shop in downtown santa cruz which her parents own. >> surreal, i'm expecting to get a text from her or something that you know and it says -- not the same without her. >> i can't imagine what they are going through. they need to know this city and everybody here is there to support them. >> reporter: the chp says there was excessive ing onboard the party bus and says it -- drinking onboard the party bus and says eight resed two people, a 19-year-old passenger anna tasha's -- and that -- and natasha's boyfriend. >> h

since it isn't a cab or limo, cheh wanted to create a flat $15 base fee evening the playing field withab drivers. >> we are a world class city and the aim of this bill is to establish a world class tax any industry. >> reporter: cheh quickly punted the idea after several council members supported the idea. others on the council said they thought uber represented competition to the d.c. cab industry that is already in place here. it said the company enjoys an unfair advantage over cab drivers. >> what this company is doing is having a great dent on d.c. taxi drivers. >> reporter: in the end, all sides got a little of what they wanted. the district will subsidize the cost of the new cab meters and gps devices for the cab drivers and uber car service avoided for now the imposition of any new flat fees imposed by the d.c. government. all of these reforms won't be free. d.c. passengers in cabs will now be forking over an extra 50 crept to help pay for it all. the questions over uber are not done either. council woman cheh says she will convene another hearing at the end of september to tack

an assemblyman has proposed a new bill that makes bus drivers abide by the same rules as limo drivers requiring passengers to be the legal drinking age of 21 if there is alcohol on board and if there isn't, a chaperone must notify the bus driver if they aren't 21. brett's parents say the rules might have saved their son's life. >> amazing how the feeling still lingers after two years, 2 1/2 years. but he looked so handsome, characteristically very kind as he told us he loved us. we miss him deeply. but we want to prevent this kind of thing from happening again. >> the parents are testifying in sacramento tomorrow before a senate committee. if the bill passes there, it will go to the full senate for a vote in august. >>> a struggling youth program in the bay area is trying to fight back after yet another setback. the east oakland boxing association was ripped off again. on saturday, thieves were caught on surveillance cameras breaking in and taking a brand-new computer and printer. this is the fourth time since early june the club's been robbed. >>> getting technology from the drawing

. >> it was a prohri moment that day when we were riding over in the limo and jane clae ri got vickito talk to her. e hne of the first things i said was, we got it done. ron got it done because he was a good player. >> i was overjoyed.

it's tighter for limo operators but not necessarily charter bus where is underage drinking sometimes happens. the stubebakers' son was killed two years ago in a car crash in san mateo. he left a birthday party. he was on a bus where he was drinking and his blood-alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit. this bill would put more responsibility on the driver, the company, a chaperon and the person making the reservation. the stubebakers believed if it were in place before it may have saved their son. >> amazing how the feeling still lingers after two years, 2 1/2 years. but he looked so handsome. characteristically very kind as he told us he loved us. we miss him deeply. but we want to prevent this kind of thing from happening again. >> this legislation will require someone over 25 years of age to chaperon those parties or those bus rides if there are minors o board. now, if there's alcohol on board, then there are other things that now come into play. >> reporter: that bus driver could see a $2,000 fine if they don't comply. chaperons are also responsible. if a driver

eliana lopez, the south american actress and wife of the suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi arrived in a limo at city hall and greeted supporters. she took the stand and explained why she and the couple's son had been in venezuela since march. >> my husband was suspended without pay, so that was one of the reasons that i moved to venezuela. so, i can work and i have my own home. >> reporter: back in march, mirkarimi pled guilty to misdemeanor false imprisonment charges stemming from an argument that bruised her arm. >> when he grabbed my arm i said stop in a very hard way. >> reporter: lopez testified they were arguing over whether she could take their son to venezuela. >> i don't think he was yelling. i think he was -- he was not happy with that. >> reporter: a neighbor ivory madison recorded this video of her cheerfully showing the bruise on her arm in the argument. in the video she said her husband told her he was a powerful man but on the stand she denied her husband said that and suggested her words had been misinterpreted. >> your husband told you he's a powerful man more than once. >>

i get in the limo with the president, the interpreter, myself and secret service, president nixon just for something to say, oh, mrs. premiere, mrs. nixon and i really love chinese food. whenever we can, we go out to peking duck dinner. i wouldn't wait to crash. invited to the great hall for peking duck dinner. i wanted to kill him. >> did you go? >> everyone went. >> and we had the four treasure soup which is the gizzards, the heart, the intestines, hot water. >> and you went to a communicate as well when you were in china. what was that like? complain what a commune -- it's not like a '60s commune here, you know. over in china, it's really a city? >> that's right. it's a city, and they just all share everything in the true communist mode. and i think they had one television in the commune that they all shared. you know, living conditions, just living in dirt. it was nothing you'd ever want to do. the incredible change, i went in '72, '76, and '79, and the changes were remarkable. and in 1972, very, very few automobiles kept the soviet-made one that only carried executive, top people

i assume you -- i don't know if you got back in the same limo you were in on the way to the speech, but did -- what -- what was your conversation like with him afterwards? >> well, as he said in his diaries, there were people as far as the eye could see, and he couldn't see that far. he was taken with the response from the audience, was curious about did the loudspeakers really work, because he wanted so much to speak to the people in east berlin, as well, and he was optimistic that this was a moment, not "the" moment but a moment that put more pressure on and that one of these days can -- that wall will come down. so it came down. >> and it did. we have an exhibit here. >> right. >> at the museum, as i mentioned, of the wall, but we also have film clips of president reagan as the great communicator, and certainly that line was probably the prime example of it. there had been many others, i think. do you think that line is what he will be most remembered for or just one of several? >> i think that one of several. i think that is the signature line of the eight years, because he tore dow

one of the problems with these guys breaking out of the pack, they all go to the same clubs limos, theirs are all at the same private schools. it's a huge social act for someone at the top tier to come out like did he. i mean, there are a number of things, i don't want to repeat them but there are a number of things said about his motives. what financial reform is really all about. you're going to be protecting wall street profits or taxpayer pockets. that's the choice. sandy wyle made that case this morning. he referenced protecting tax payers. that's what we ought to be focused on. how do we do that. >> eliot: you said a couple of things in that statement that is so critically important. even if his motives are not pure, he is right. now i think his motives are that he wants to set the historical record straight when he felt responsible for taking us down an alley that did not go so well. did tim geithner get off fairly today? should he expect worse tomorrow. >> you know, in the six months before presidential election there is no such thing as a fair hearing in washington, d.c. that's

technically, they are not a limo service but uber cars do cost more than cabs.drivers say they are faced with an unfair and ir unregulated competition. the d.c. council has been trying to figure out how to deal with uber. council woman mary cheh wanted to create a flat $15 base fee evening the playing field with cab drivers. yesterday, she punted that idea whether several other council members supported the car service. does come east of the river without hesitation. >> what this company is doing is having a great dent on d.c. taxi drivers. >> for now, uber avoided the d imposition of i new national knees imposed by d.c. government but mary chez announced she will hold mea hearing at the end of september to figure out what kind of business uber is and how and if d.c. can regulate it. joining me is peterric son, our tech industry guru who helps us out here in the smart phone don't. >> good morning. d.c. council has a big decisionb ahead of them. >> they do have a hard decision. they are dealing with a disruptive entrance into appeara existing market with existing

we work with limo companies who then have drivers, sometimes those limo companies have one or two driversre running the driver app and of course consumers are either using their iphone, android or blackberry device and they can connect, they connect to the service by again just pushing that button. we have credit card on file so the door's open for them, they get in the car, they can see the car coming to them on the map, and they get on their way and when they're at their destination, they walk out, no vouchers, no tip, it's all included, no cash changing hands so our motto is everyone's private driver and we try to deliver on that experience. >> i would guess one of the places you could run into problems is with pushback from the cab companies who probably think this is cutting into their live lie hool ll lly livelyhood. that was a problem in washington, d.c., and they were trying to put up stiff penalties for your company until your users flooded them with calls and letters. i guess that speaks to exactly how much people actually really like this application. >> well, look, in every ot

. >> and there is a law that holds limo operator as ktable but says there is no mention of party boats in that law. he hopes this will close the loophole on that. thank you very much. >> and there is a set heelment for explos poeing employees to men pin jitis bacteria. several responders exposed at the home of a patient, too. and they did not test anyone else who might have been exposed. >> and there are 3400 nurses holding another one day walk out tomorrow this, is going to be the fifth strike in a contract battle over health care benefits and sick leave. the hospitals are in san mateo and alameda county autos people celebrated openings of the neighborhood fire stations today. and the mayor cut the ribbon at station 25 this morning. three of the eight stations closed after the city declared bankruptcy in 2008. this marks the first time that one has reopened since vallejo emerged from bankruptcy, last year. >> public is excited about the fact we're doing what we said we're going to do. get our financial house in order, restore service autos i know firefighters are proud to have this st

you kind of did the limos and campaign. was a preacher and i just found myself being called back to the church. i go back to take over my dad's church as he retires. you see that where he doesn't believe me and he's kind of old school kind of guy. you see the struggle that i have with him. my wife still loves the campaign life. she doesn't want to go be this church lady at all. she wears tight dresses and still wants to have a margarita and all that kind of stuff. it's fun to see that transition. that's what the show is all about. >> you yourself are legit, right? >> yeah. i find myself drawn back in at times to my old life, wanting the sing, wanting to be the celebrity whenever somebody recognizes me from my past i'm always kind of happy and proud. it's one of these things. you definitely see that my path is to help others and to try to be on this christian journey. it's the fate based orientation of the show. we do want to have a lot of fun with it. >> something tells me you're going to have a ton of fun with it. the poss

if you're willing to shell out more, you get appetizers and wine for six people, limo transfers and another to cash-in. all three of the 50 shades books sit at the tom of the "new york times" fiction best-seller list and have been on that list for four months. >> thanks, alison kosik. i thought you were going to say they offered handcuffs as part of the package too. but i guess not. >>> the olympic medals arrived in london. that happened today. i have a question for you, guess how much gold, silver and bronze is actually in a gold, silver and bronze medal. i'll give you the break to think about it. back in a moment. great shot. how did the nba become the hottest league on the planet? by building on the cisco intelligent network they're able to serve up live video, and instant replays, creating fans from berlin to beijing. what can we help you build? nice shot kid. the nba around the world built by the only company that could. cisco. at liberty mutual, we know how much you count on your car, and how much the people in your life count on you. that's why we offer accident forgiveness, where yo

they swarmed morrissey when he got out of the limo.as a tense moments he told security guards to back off so he could wave at the massive crowds. >> right now it appears the army has the upper hand. they won the first turf battle over where president morrissey will take over the office. in t short term it doesn't look like short things such as the egypt israeli peace treaty is going to change. he said that almost during his speech. in the long run the concern comes from what happens when this round of army generals retires and the brotherhood has the option of putting his generals inside the army and a muslim brotherhood controlled presidency a muslim brotherhood controlled egyptian army is something that could change the strategic map of the muddle east. harris, back to you. >> so much to watch for. legal land thank you. a graduate student nearly mauled to death by wild chimpanzees. what they are saying about andrew overly as he fights for his life. all multivitamins give me the basics. they claim to be complete. only centrum goes bey

you have your limo taking you everywhere. let me tell you something as a subway rider, an infrequent subway rider. every time i'm on a subway and it's busy during rush hour, it's a hotbet of perversion. people are rubbing up against you. so what happened here is this guy allegedly grabbed the bottom of some woman and she let him have it. >> absolutely. >> and you know the iphones started coming out as well as they should, and then you see these guys. they grabbed the guy and they said no more of this. >> what happened to the guy? >> well, he was arrested, and he is charged not, you know, with inappropriate touching which probably is not going to do very much, but i mean, this is a message to all you pervs out there, you know. you've got big brother and big center watching you. >> that's dangerous. the guy could have a knife or a gun. this is new york city, and it's not an easy place to be. i applaud those guys for doing that. >> would you have jumped in. >> i would like to think i would have, but i would not want to mess the

instead, the president immediately got into his limo, driving away, surrounded by his security detail. he headed to the fairmont hotel for the night. nbc investigator arturo santiago has more on the story. >> reporter: well, the president was an hour late arriving at san francisco international because he was an hour late leaving colorado, where he spent an emotional afternoon with some of the victims in aurora, colorado. he met with them and was told incredible stories of survival. he told them his visit was not so much as president of the united states as it was as a father and husband. but he did offer them the sympathy of a nation. >> also the suspect of this evil act has received a lot of attention over the last couple of days, that attention will fade away. and in the end, after he has felt the full force of our justice system, what will be remembered are the good people. who were impacted by this tragedy. >> reporter: president obama spent three hours visiting with victims and their families at university of colorado hospital. they shared with him their stories of survival and

. >>> examining limo doors to see how a party bus fight turned into a deadly freeway accident. >>> warmert you know how long the inland heat know how long the inland heat will hang around. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >>> good evening i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm larry biel. disturbing find inside the jeep of a san francisco homeless man has a neighborhood outraged. >> cache of weapons and ammo parked one day after the deadly shootings in colorado. >> leann melendez joins us live with the story. >> reporter: i can tell you neighbors are upset because jones was realized before and they found guns at the time, several weeks ago. this is the exact location where his parked car had been parked. neighbors say for several months, not knowing what was inside or if they were in any danger. san francisco police say robert jones, a homeless man had a substantial amount of weapons and survivalist gear inside his jeep cherokee when he was detained. >> four weapons, a lot of ammunition. a lot of knives. >> reporter: none registered in his name. jones is now in custody on weapons ch

. >>> quiÉn maneja la limo de "despierta amÉrica"?identes que las mujeres al manejar. >>> sÍ, y les ponen mÁs ticket por andar bebidos y borrachos. >>> ellas se meten en el medio. >>> estoy de acuerdo contigo. >>> menos mal, menos mal. >>> dame la mano, a veces manejo la limo, y la Única vez que choquÉ fue porque se atravesÓ la chiquinquirÁ haciendo ejercicio (risas) un favor a ambos, por favor, pÓnganse conmigo ahÍ, vamos a hacer una prueba de manejo te parece. >>> total. >>> tienen licencia? >>> sÍ. >>> tÚ? >>> sÍ. >>> no afuera, acÁ adentro. >>> vamos. >>> cÓmo dijiste? >>> vamos paeza. >>> arriba. >>> hemos armado una pista, una pista extraordinaria que se dice vamos a hacer aquÍ la prueba de manejo. >>> primero los hombres no? >>> no, primero las mujeres. >>> no me des la espalda a la cÁmara. >>> oye, vente para acÁ. jhonny lozada. >>> me gustan mucho los zapatos de ella. >>> no es "nuestra belleza latina", es una prueba de manejo. >>> ok. >>> mira, aquÍ tenemos un tremendo cÓmo le dicen esto? en colombia? >>> cono. >>> aquÍ? >>>

limo rides. and get this, one scored a line of credit if the bank he was regulating. can you believe it? >>shepard: very convenient. gregg jarrett, thank you. >> justice department reportedly weighing whether to charge one bank over growing interest rate fixing scandal. you may know barclays has paid half a billion in fines for illegally manipulating the rates that banks charge each other to borrow money. that rate has a huge effect on the economy, everything from credit cards, to car loans, and mortgage rates, all factors in. so when banks met with the race we all pay the price. and it still remains to be seen whether the treasury secretary geithner knew of this bank manipulation, the rate ma finlation in the first place back when he was head of the new york federal reserve bank and judge napolitano is in the house to talk about this. the libor rate is foreign to most people. i mean, you do not know that much about it. but, man it is important. >>judge napolitano: think of this way: the biggest banks in london each morning announce what them charge each other for num

took a government limo from d.c. to a rare stamp auction in new york and was forced to resign in 1991. this is the guy talking about the president of the -- you know how the government works. >> there's something else that find interesting about sununu. he was the governor of new hampshire from 1982 to 1988. he was the white house chief of staff from 1989 to '91. he has not been in politics since then. it is more than two decades. talking 21 years now. he's from a different era in politics. yet, this is the guy the romney campaign -- one of their top public faces this year. it strikes me that -- that happened because of what i'm talking about where there's such little enthusiasm for romney within the republican party. there were so few people willing on speak up and vouch for him in the pep primaries that this guy -- sort of a holdover from two decades ago, came as top surrogate and still is. >> then when you go -- goes right along -- because i want you to understand i'm feeling -- i really feel this is a concerted e

. >>> tennessee muslims finally get to open their mosque just in time for though limo of ramadan whicheral judge ordered rutherford county to conduct a final inspection of the mosque today. it comes after two years of legal challenges and several acts of vandalism, arson and even a bomb threat. >>> chick-fil-a has made no secret of hits cpi values and its president is making it clear that when it comes to opposing gay marriage he and his company are guilty as charged. those are the words chick-fil-a's main man says. it's unleash ad firestorm of outrage. according to the christian post, he goes even further during an interview on the ken coleman show saying quote i pray god's mercy on our generation that has such a prideful, arrogant attitude to think that we have the audacity to redefine what marriage is all about. the managing editor of cnn's food blog. has been following this story. talk about huge backlash. >> oh, my goodness social media is on fire right now both on twitter and on facebook. people have known about this particular stance of chick-fil-a for a long time and now they a

number of things starting with holding party bus drivers and tightening the loophole in place for limos not the buses. a 25-year-old santa cruz woman was killed after she and a 20-year-old woman somehow fell out of a moving party bus. it's believed that they were fighting and the floor flew open. that's under investigation. the 20-year-old did tell investigators she had been drinking on the bus. there are often sound systems and dance floors. the bill is that if minors are drinking on one of these the trip is over. the driver could face stiff penalties for not enforcing the rules and in some cases sapper reasons would be required. >> the legislation now will require that there be a mature adult who takes legal responsible if minors are on board. >> in this ski are somewhat split over this. others feel asking the driver to be so responsible would lead to distracted driving. the bill is in the senate. it has a couple more steps. if approved it could be in effect 2013. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> it's a big day for women's gymnastics especially team usa where they will try to fl

carries tougher provisions for people driving drunk in commercial vehicles and that includes cabs, limos and tractor trailers. the first-time offenders can face up to 180 days in jail. if your blood alcohol level is .20 or higher and you a repeat offender, you will spend 10 days in jail instead of five and the number of days goes up as the blood alcohol level increases. >>> you might get a break on speeding red light cameras in the district. they heading up a task force to study safety-focused changes in the cameras and that can mean lower fines. they will consider several changes including using -- whether or not to use revenues for road programs. >>> the house is scheduled to vote on a bill banning abortions in the district after 20 weeks of pregnancy and that is based on a claim that fetuses can feel pain at that stage and karen gray houston has more. >> reporter: this is legislation that infuriated d.c. leaders and women's groups who support reproductive rights. they expect to start at 5:45 and the rules are suspend meaning the legislation will have to pass with a 2/3 rather than a s