to illustrate the problem, consider what happened at the luxor cab office. ne of our long time drivers brought in a beautiful chocolate cake to celebrate one of our staff members' birthday. there was no solicitation of the cake, there was no quid pro quo and about a dozen people enjoyed pieces of the cake. under this section would be liable for over $600 in fines for not producing this person pose the greatest gesture. i would ask that that particular section even though we are fully in agreement with the purpose of it which is to prevent abuses of tips and gratuities, we would ask that be held in advance until your department has a chance -- selection 1105 a10. seeking clarity of the language. chairman nolan: next speaker. barry toronto. >> followed by jim gillespie and tarik mahmoud. >> i may have -- maybe losing -- wasting my time. you're not caring to understand how the taxi industry works. i wish you would come to that taxi town hall meetings. bruce oka did go to some. i did not agree with how he conducted himself but he took the time to attend and under

to illustrate the problem, consider what happened at the luxor cab office. ur long time drivers brought in a beautiful chocolate cake to celebrate one of our staff members' birthday. there was no solicitation of the cake, there was no quid pro quo and about a dozen people enjoyed pieces of the cake. under this section would be liable for over $600 in fines for not producing this person pose the greatest gesture. i would ask that that particular section even though we are fully in agreement with the purpose of it which is to prevent abuses of tips and gratuities, we would ask that be held in advance until your department has a chance -- selection 1105 a10. seeking clarity of the language. chairman nolan: next speaker. barry toronto.

the street. this is a good direction as well. thank you and this amendment changes good. thank you. chairman nolan: thank you. next speaker. >> it is appalling that a company like luxorellow cab is being discussed of extorting drivers for. tipping -- for tipping. drivers are not exported to tip anything. it has been a tipping business since i was 8 years old that i can remember where drivers shared with their dispatchers, their call takers about the tip or their gasman for helping them out with cars or whatever. it is not recommended, it is not forced on, is a common courtesy to let individual if they want to share in what they have made for the day with people they work with on a daily basis. that goes back to management exemption. that is one of the items the tac got on the agenda that never got forward -- i do not know if she is our director but she never brought it to your attention after we voted on it to have that done. continuing to do that brings people up on here to speak to you that have experience, educated to know what they're talking about in the cab industry. it is a benefit to everyone of us including you to have that knowledge presented to us. talking

the 1980s convicted of killing two prominent businessmen including his father. reza eslaminia's life conviction was overturned 12 years ago and he started to drive for luxor cab last>>> one of the men who testified against jerry sandusky has now filed a lawsuit against the university. the man who was comed victim one at -- called victim one at the trial blames penn state with how the top officials dealt with the abuse against the coach -- abusive case against the coach. sandusky is awaiting sentencing after being convicted of 45 criminal counts for sexual abuse of the boys. >>> the tsa does not plan to change their policy about having passengers take off their shoes. the new york times reports that the tsa reject the four scanners specifically designed for shoes because they failed to adequately detect explosives. a small number of passengers who are enrolled in the tsa precheck program are sometimes allowed to keep their shoes on. >>> a billion allowing california to opt out of some parts of the federal securities program now awaits the governor's signature. that bill is intended to protect illegal immigrants from deportation when arrested for low level offenses.