mr. lawrence. >> commissioners for the record my name is a mr. lawrence. i thank you for letting me speak for the second time today. very briefly when you expand the rules for no particular reason you expand the bureaucracy. you expand the bureaucracy before you know it it starts off as an online course with no fees before you know it's a fee and a fine and suspend the driver's license. an online course for training drivers is totally work outless. the only training course is driving in san francisco. that's it. there's no other course. second it that why train the taxi drivers when two-thirds are acting as taxis have 40 no training at all. they don't fall under our i am umbrella. ask the gentleman he's not even insuring folks for online training. as you expand your father bureaucracy here to make drivers do more and more. pretty sure we're going to have to jump through a hoop every time we come to speak to show you we're humble. you don't need another added rule. as even though i'm a director of taxi services our commissioner was not an lawyer a they need

mr. lawrence karnow is in the house. >> yes, good to see you guys here today. >> fresh from vacation this >> i'm feeling good, guys, ready to go. got some exciting weather here! fog breaking up. into the afternoon a lot of sunshine. what a nice look this morning from our mount vaca cam. plenty of sun, high clouds drifting overhead. otherwise we are looking good. now, we have plenty of clouds inside the bay and along the coastline. thick enough that we're seeing drizzle early on this morning but i think as we head throughout the day it should start to clear up very nicely. temperatures mainly in the 50s at this hour. i think toward the afternoon we'll find a little sunshine into san jose. 77 degrees and warm there. 86 and warm into morgan hill. 78 into cupertino. east bay temperatures in the 80s. upper 80s in antioch and brentwood. inside the bay cooler 64 in san francisco. let's check the roads with liza battalones. >> the big traffic hotspot continues to be 580 between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. as we go to live pictures of 580 right here the headlights you would be lo

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mr. congeniality. >> who is? >> lawrence karnow because it's friday joyful feeling pretty good about that. >> very mild start as the temperatures moving into the mid-60s into san jose. 65 livermore. clouds giving way to sunshine but you get the idea a few high clouds with a southerly component ramping up the humidity this morning. a muggy day outside. these temperatures around seasonal maybe slightly above in some spots inland. 88 in concord, san francisco 68 spot on average. we'll have more on the weekend forecast in a moment. here's liza with the traffic report. >> we have light traffic all around with no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza where westbound traffic is light across the upper deck into san francisco. the dublin interchange leaving the altamont pass no brake lights so far approaching grant line road you can see a lot of folks in the commute direction but there's still room on the freeway. so westbound 580 still moving at the speed limit leaving the dublin interchange heading counsel the grade there. highway 92

. >>> joining us now is lawrence corb, the senior fellow at the association for military progress. mr. corb thank you for joining us. >> nice to be with you. >> what option he are on the table for the american government? >> the option is they have to do something because what secretary ceo said, it was a violation of every internationallin internatg standard. using cruise missiles or a no-fly zone. i would be using the former not the latter. >> this is to punish syria not to get rid of the weapons? >> obviously you couldn't bomb the facilities because that would spread throughout the country. they would hit the communications, they would hit the headquarters of some of the people that might be involved. weaken their capacity to wage chemical warfare but it's not going to be a game changer in the conflict. >> sometimes when the u.s. acts there's a political motivate but in this situation it really is just punitive isn't it? because the u.s. isn't trying to affect the balance is it? or not? >> it is not. there are other ways that could do it. people have urged them to set up for exampl

lawrence, thanks so much. >>> let's check in with our political panel there in the greenroom. mr.on getting a new office? ever a good idea for a married couple to share a office? >> for me, great. more time with -- for her, she wouldn't are to follow me on twitter to know what i'm up to. >> we'll ask you when the camera is not on. "the politics lead" is straight ahead. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ build! we're investing big to keep our country in the lead. ♪ load! we keep moving to deliver what you need. and that means growth, lots of cargo going all around the globe. cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and rice, hey that's nice! ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪ ♪ norfolk southern how's that function? ♪ starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care for you or your family. but you had to leave rightce to now, would you go? world, man:

. >> former treasury secretary lawrence summers has been raising concerns about sovereign wealth funds, so we asked him about mrrprise pledge. >> i think there's a question as a degree of specificity. but in a way, their willingness to be interviewed and go on your show is probably not something they would do if they thought of themselves as having some nefarious purpose. >> well, they certainly want to be reassuring. >> and i think that is something we should encourage. but, you know, as ronald reagan said, 'trust, but verify.' i think this is an issue that our government does need to pay close attention to. >> summers is pushing for an official code of conduct for sovereign wealth funds. the international monetary fund is working on writing some rules, but nr. gao thinks that's unnecessary. >> why do you need a law like that? that law will only hurt feelings. it's not economic. it doesn't make sense. politically, it's stupid. >> stupid and unfair, he says, since american hedge funds and private equity firms don't have such a code. >> if you make it some kind of, you know, someone singled out as a bad boy, the

mrs. jim and elizabeth carroll. our usual suspect rick younger and his wife whose name is vanessa and the divorced bob guinea. and the single amy lawrence tina from toronto with her fam. hi. how are you? >> good. my question is what do men really prefer? is it good looks or a fabulous personality? >> good looks. >> good looks. >> good personality and looks. >> good looks only last so long. >> exactly. when the light comes down there better be some personality. >> doesn't have to be either/or. can we kind of have a middle of the road? >> when guys are looking for a woman, they would much rather take a 7 or an 8 with an amazing total package personality than the model that has nothing going. >> exactly. >> makes you look more attractive. >> you don't have to be like the most gorgeous person in the world if your personality -- >> although vanessa is. >> here's the facebook post from lynette. been married ten years and going through a rough time. my husband thinks it's not normal to have ups and downs in a relationship. well, is it normal? >> absolutely. >> yes! >> no! >> be happy. >> you know what, if i would just put on a happy face and j

lawrence. in fact, most people who overdose and die after treatment, it happens within the first weeks or month for exactly that reason. which is why when we look back on what happened to mr tragedy not only is it incredibly sad, it's horrific, what can we say, but it also is criminal. it borders on malpractice that we -- a doctor -- that professionals will send someone out of treatment without the proper aftercare, without discharging them with a plan. we have life-saving technology. we have medications that would have helped in a case like this. >> what are those, david? >> well, there's a whole -- he died of course of opiate -- opiate overdose. and we have medications that are -- saboxone, methadone, they've been proven to work. they're controversial, but they shouldn't be. they have risks like any other medication. but they increase the risks that someone is going to be able to stay sober, that they won't relapse dramatically. these are block -- they're opiate blockers, that they take away the craving and they block an addict from getting high after treatment. and there's no reason why anyone in his position, in mr. monteith's position should not be treated with these

mrs. jim and elizabeth carroll. our usual suspect rick younger and his wife whose name is vanessa and the divorced bob guinea. and the single amy lawrenceost from lynette. been married ten years and going through a rough time. my husband thinks it's not normal to have ups and downs in a relationship. well, is it normal? >> absolutely. >> yes! >> no! >> be happy. >> you know what, if i would just put on a happy face and just be happy every day, he thinks everything is great. i want to get underneath all of it -- >> we always need to talk it out. >> we want to discuss. >> just shut up and be happy. >> what did he say? >> it's a joke. it's a joke. >> i heard something -- >> it's about a commitment and making a decision that whether things are good or bad that you'll work it out and stay together. my father used to always talk about -- and i've adopted this philosophy. if she ever plans on leaving, she better pack a bag because i'm going with her. >> he always speaks so beautifully. >> he does. >> even when you're not here, vanessa. >> thank you. he also speaks very beautifully to me and about me to my face, too, which is -- >> that's very