fsp ppm management, llc, and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commission, in an amount not toe exceed $16,938,693 pursuant to san francisco charter, section 9 for a term commencing july 1, 2014 through june 3-, 2015. >> item 16 resolution approving amendment no. 2 to professional services agreement, airport contract no. 8994 to manage and staff the curbside management program between fsp ppm management, llc, and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commission, in an amount not toe exceed $16,938,693 pursuant to san francisco charter, section 9 for a term commencing july 1, 2014 through june 3-, 2015. >> colleagues, same house, same call. this is approved. next item. >> item 17 resolution retroactively authorizing the municipal transportation agency to execute the lease amendment to the retail lease dated february 18, 2004, with lease amendment to the retail lease dated february 18, 2004 with sprint spectrum realty, lp., for 2, 152 sq. ft. retail space at the fifth and mission/yerba buena garage, located at 833 mission str

(airport commission) . >> >> cathy with the san francisco airport and the item before you seeks the approval lease in terminal one with green beans coffee and sfo group doing business as green beans coffee and the proposed lease carries a rent payment to the airport of a minimum annual guarantee of 52,896 a year or a percentage of revenue based

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(airport commission) . >> >> cathy with the san francisco airport and the item before you seeks the approval lease in terminal one with green beans coffee and sfo group doing business as green beans coffee and the proposed lse

(airport commission) . >> >> cathy with the san francisco airport and the item before you seeks the approval lease in terminal one with green beans coffee and sfo group doing business as green beans coffee and the proposed lease carries a rent payment to the airport of a minimum annual guarantee of 52,896 a year or a percentage of revenue based rent whichever is greater, the lease agreement with green beans is the result of a competitive request for the proposal process for the 1087 feet for the retail coffee shops and the concession at the airport. and during the budget analyst report, we did realize that we incorrectly stated the mag amount in the resolution, and we will agree with the budget analyst recommendation to amend the legislation to correct the resolution, to reflect the resolution and the correct amount of 52,176,000, which is over the term of the lease and i will amend the resolution, and should you agree and get that to the clerk, this afternoon. >> okay. thank you very much. any questions? >> could you do your report, please? >> mr. chairman and supervisor avalos on page 25 o

fsp ppm management, llc, and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commissionin an amount not to exceed $19,861,000 pursuant to san francisco charter, section 9.118(b), for a term commencing july 1, 2014, through june 30, 2015. >> okay, welcome back. >> chair, farrell and supervisor, avalos, cathy with the san francisco airport, the item before you seeks your approval for the second amendment to our existing curb side management contract, with five-star parking management. this amendment would extend the term of the contract for an additional year through june of 2015 and increase the total contract amount by approximately, 4.4 million dollars. and the scope of work, included in this contract, is the management and monitoring of the airport shared rides, van zones as well as our limo and taxi operations. and the revenue collection in the taxi cacher operations and the cost of the contract is funded with collected revenue from ground transportation trip fees from the companies that access the roadway and our passengers. and there are a series of amendments recom

expected to make recommendations, but it will be up to the industry, the faa and the san francisco airport commission to act on any recommendations. reporting live in venetia, jeanne ellie, nbc bay area news. >> steven stock is in washington, d.c., for that hearing tomorrow. he'll have live reports throughout the day, beginning with today in the bay at 4:30 in the morning. >>> two men face life in prison for killing an oakland toddler. they killed carlos nava three years ago. he and his family were walking to the grocery store when he was hit by a stray bullet from a passing car. >> grateful that justice was done. grateful for the jury, for the time and attention they paid. again, my thoughts and condolences go out to all the victims in this case. >> i'm deeply disappointed by the verdict and i'm not taking any more questions. >> rival gang members were the intended target. the two men will be sentenced next month. >>> at least five people are recovering. it happened at a drive through in vallejo. the driver had some type of medical incident, possibly a seizure. he crashed into three cars before his

that would be up to the faa and the airport commission at sfo. the hearing starts at 6:30 our time this morning. we're going to monitor it for you. if you want to watch it for yourself, find the live stream on our website, laura. >> thank you very much, we'll check throughout the morning and our own investigative reporter steven stock is also in washington, d.c. this morning for this morning's hearing. he'll join us live start agent 5:30. >>> high profile bill that could change sexual assault laws will be back in front of state lawmakers today. lawmakers postponed a vote on audrie's law last week. we'll find out what if anything's been changed. the version as written would require a minimum two year sentence of minors for sexual assaulting someone who is developmentally disabled. she was assaulted while unconscious. she later took her own life. her attackers who were classmates spent just 30 to 45 days behind bars. >>> law enforcement agencies from across the country including here in the bay area are citing child prostitution. so far they've res

that would be up to the faa and the airport commission. the hearing starts at 6:30, we're going to monitor it for you from the newsroom. we have stephen stock there, we're also going to stream it in case you want to watch for yourself. >> a lot of people curious. >> lots of updates. >>> the former oakland high school security guard -- >> before that though, at 5:30, we will take you live to washington, d.c.his morning where as kris mentioned, stephen stock, he's getting a firsthand look at the ntsb report, scott. >>> all right, well new this morning, secretary of state john kerry meeting with kurdish leaders in northern iraq. kerry hoping to untaken al political mess that's been giving rise to that deadly insurgency. kerry wants to reform iraq's sooe the eye-led government to ease rising anger among sunni groups. yesterday kerry said the insurgency poses threats beyond iraq's borders and the future of iraq depends on the choices made in the next few days and weeks. >>> the former oakland's high school security guard accused of attacking a

that would be up to the airport commission and the faa. .started at 6:30 this morning, right now they're going through the formalities, but as they get too more of the important details that we all want to know about, we will get them for you. if you want to watch it for yourself, find a live stream on our website. by the way, the ntsb is always streaming that hearing to a hotel in burlingame as is required that they present the information as close to the crash site as possible. we're monitoring there, we are also monitoring in washington, d.c. where investigative reporter stephen stock is watching as well. >> he's watching and tweeting out this morning as well, interesting fact that the flight was 15 knots too slow and we're finding out the pilots didn't attempt to go around untilless than four seconds before that crash. that's very interesting. >> reporter: 26 seconds it took them to respond. amazing. >> amazing, so much we'll learn today, thanks. we'll have that continuing coverage during the 11:00 newscast this morning. also on our webs

that they know how to spend the money well because they want to convince the government, the airport commissionvies, head of the luxury school of economics, that they should get britain's next big domestic runway. it will serve internationally domestic, but they are up against gatwick versus before that bid. heathrow is in a more populated area to the west of london, so it is a very hot competition. the other peak of this is that london and heathrow are competing to be the global hub. they want to get the transfer hassan jerk. what you have seen the past few years -- the transfer passenger. to renovate those airports, they want to be the transit route and get all those passengers through. as i say, as beautiful as the new terminal is, knowing the capacity, they really need that third runway. >> thank you so much, olivia stearns at heathrow. former ceo of martha stewart living the centers joins us tomorrow. ♪ >> it is 56 passing hour, meaning bloomberg television is on the markets. i am alix steel. lower, theslightly s&p off by two point on the adp employment report. 179,000omy adding private jo

if there was a way to put those airports out of commission so that they could no longer be used for those kind of air raids, that would jolt, that would jolt the syrian military's confidence and it may be help us get back to a negotiating table and so we have to deal with the tear threat and get to a negotiating table to sec get a new syrian government that will be able to rally all syrians, supporters of the regime and the opposition, rally all of them against this islamic state of iraq and the laughant threat. >> the syrian con conflict has implicated places far beyond the middle east. so the united states has its positions that it's taken, intervened very heavily on the side of getting the chemical weapons out of there. china has a stated position. russia has long-time alliances with the damascus government. iran has interests that are being expressed right now. there is the sunni-shiia rift and an interesting wild card in the states of the gulf. they are small. they are rush. they are run by small leadership silks and are able to independently, without having to worry about voters and

in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the airport collection werereinstalled. some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international artists. as a collection, these art works tell the story of the vibrant arts scene in the early 1960's through the mid-1980s's. the illustrate san francisco's cultural center and a place of innovation that is recognized and the love throughout the world. one of the highlights is a series of three left tapestries. they are on view after being in storage for 20 years. these tapestries representing various gardens. from his years of living in san francisco. hydrangeas, chrysanthemums, and whilst dahlias in rich, deep shades as they make their way to the baggage area. they can access behind-the- scenes information and interviews with the artist through an audio to work. it features archival audio as well as interviews with living artists. he can be accessed on site by dialing the telephone numbers located near the artwork or by visiting the commission's web site. the public

again, our scope is for all city funds except for the health services system airport, the separate utilities commission, the mta, the multi-corporation which are audited by other auditors. [speaker not understood] i would like to highlight a couple of sections for your information. on page 5 is our audit timeline and this identifies when we will start the audit for fiscal year 2013-2014 and some of the key dates as well as when we plan to report back to the gao -- >> which in particular? >> of the audit service plan it's -- >> of the documents we've been provided with? >> right, it should be in your packet. >> got it. >> so, we are starting our audit for the 2013-14 fiscal year now. we are doing our planning procedures. we'll come out and do [speaker not understood] testing [speaker not understood] at the year-end kloza round september, october and we target [speaker not understood] all the different components by october-november and the city single audit, the audit of the city's federal awards will complete -- they will be completed by next february, march time frame. so, we are targeting to report b

airports. the public utilities commission says companies don't have permission to operate in the airport becausehey don't have permits. they plan to conduct audits of the companies. >>> there are concerns over privacy after shift at a medical -- theft at a medical office. records were stolen from an employee locker at the medical group. investigators say it did not include patient financial information but it information on x-ray services dating back to 2009. >>> study shows cancer rates on treasure island are not higher than any other part of the bay area. that is according it researchers. they looked at cancer rates between 2002 and 2011. a small number of people may have effected the results of the study. it is set to be redevelopmented but there are concerns about -- redeveloped but there are concerns about the soil. >>> a hospice with a special mission, $25,000 more to help children. they opened in 2004 as the first hospice in the country for terminally ill children. last month police officers took part in a fitness challenge. officers donated the money from their fees to the hospice. this

on behalf of the airport director, john martin and our commission, we appreciate this opportunity to present our lbe contract awards and business out reach efforts for the past 6 months. i have two slides, and i think you each have it. okay, thanks. the first slide provides a break down of the sfos contracting activity from july 1, 2013, to december 31, 2013, during this period sfo awarded $15.5 million for six construction and one professional services contract. of these 7 contracts, 5 were awarded to certified lbe primes representing 71 percent of the total number of contracts awarded. of the 15.5 million dollars, if you can see on the first pie chart, lbe primes received approximately $2.1 million representing 14 percent of the total dollar amounts. and lbe subs received approximately $13 million, representing 18 percent of the total contract amount. and total, lbes received approximately 32 percent of the contracting dollars. and the second pie chart shows total payments made to lbe or non-lbe which total approximately $1.5 million and these are tracked by the cmd on site staff a

airport. now the california public utilities commission told several transportation companies they have two weeks to knock it off or shut down their businesses. they've also received complaints about this happening at airports in los angeles and san diego. in many instances they don't have the proper signage on the side of their car and some don't have proper insurance. in a statement to the "chronicle" uber said it spent a lot of time trying to secure whatever is needed to operate at the airports and disappointed that they're not letting the process take its course. again, the state giving ride sharing services two weeks to comply or else. reporting live here, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> we do have breaking news at 5:05 and a police standoff this morning. s.w.a.t teams are out at the intersection of ward and girad right next to highway 101. live at the scene, what are you learning out there this morning? >> good morning, laura. we are out here in san francisco where police are negotiating with a suspect who is barricaded right up the hill in the 100 block of ward street. officers tell us

rideshare" companies must make agreements with individual airports before doing business there starting last year instituted by the public utilities commission struck a deal with "rideshare" companies. the companies could lose their permits if they violate the law. taxi drivers ride through sfo daily. >> the whole situation is because of corruption silicon valley bought out politicians and bureaucrats. they are rolling overrules and regulations. they don't care! >> uber reps tell kpix 5 they are trying to work out arrangements with airports. >>> river rescue crews had to save two kayakers here who got stuck in the middle of a dam in harrisburg, pennsylvania. the men were brought safely to shore but are criticized for ignoring warning signs. the men thought they could go over the dam in the kayaks. >>> it appears something big ate a great white shark. the 9-foot-long shark just disappeared in australia. this is a documentary on the smithsonian channel. the electronic tag washed ashore four months after it disappeared. data on the tag showed it had plunged to the bottom of the ocean in a matter of seconds. it's believed the only way that could

airport. the california public authorities commission cleared companies are noticing they cannot do business atey make a specific agreement with that airport. and if they don't the regular say that there are going to start revoking permits. cabdrivers are behind this move and they say the pressure companies to not to go to the same training or the same assurance that they do. >>: protesters to say that european taxi drivers appear to have backfired badly. cabdrivers in london paris and, whatever their car is a popular tourist sites and park them blocking traffic for hours. they posted as in the newspapers offering customers discounts it said that it sought a hunt $850,000 bond and signups just alone. focoming up the developing story that were following a shooting incited catholic church in downtown the is one priest dead. [bl ris] ur iuran,becse wt yo dot kn canurt u. [pro bur] atarme,we ke at clisis wi wilife e ro mayot bcoved? and at y cou be ableor y acdenton yr prerty thmoreou kw,thbett youcaplanor . e ro mayot bcoved? it's the yoplait greek taste-off ansee w mu yououldave. and we are askin

airport. now the california public utilities commission has told several transportation companies that they have two weeks to knock it off or share shut down. not just at sfo but the cpuc received complaints about this happened at oakland and in airports in l.a. and san diego. in many instances the citizen drivers don't have the proper signage on the side of their car, also required. some don't even have the proper insurance. now in a statement to the san francisco chronicle uber tried to secure whatever is needed at the airports and disappointed that they're not letting this process take its course. the state giving ride-sharing companies two weeks to comply. reporting live here in san francis francisco, bob redell "today in the bay." >>> a south bay developer said it has come up with a plan for the historic domed theater. a company called federal realty has a lease that allows it to develop the area around the dome century 21 movie theater. the company says the plan would preserve the building on winchester boulevard right across from santana row. however, federal realty would not go into deta

reported, they were the san francisco international airport, the department of public works, the port of san francisco, the public utilities commission and the recs and parks department in san francisco and their performance really range from 26% with the san francisco airport, to 89% lbes with the department of public works. it does vary. i mentioned that not all city departments are included in that cmd report, that is the case with san francisco, municipal transportation for example. apparently they report separately and directly to the board of supervisors so they publish a separate report, not through cmd, but directly to the board of supervisors. i've recently found their report and as of march 22, 2014, they've released a report -- again, this makes a comparison difficult because their report was for january 1, 2012, to december 31, 2013, so where cmd looks at the city fiscal period, san francisco mta reported for a two year duration. anyway, they reported an overall lbe award of 22% against roughly 152 million that was awarded and approximately 33.6 going to lbes. we have not yet been successful in looking at figures from the

number 4 the mayors proposed budget for the international airport and the transportations agency port public library and public utilities commission for the fiscal year 2014-2015 and 2015- 2016. >> okay. thanks so we have 3 of our commissions i'm sorry different departments up. is the director here >> okay. if not we'll skip on director reiskin i don't see him either. do you want to wait a minute for the director. okay. why don't we wait we have mr. kelly here why not start with the puc. >> so thank you and good morning, chair farrell and supervisor avalos, supervisor breed and supervisor wiener. take the opportunity to provide you with an in debt information for 2016- 2017 and 2015- 2016. we appreciate the opportunity to give you an high-level information but thank you for meeting with us individually about the questions and concerns. today, our cfo and assistant manager will be making a detailed presentation we have included a number of silenced that address questions you've asked us to address. as you hear today's presentation there's been a lot of great things we've been doing at the puc while we continue to provide twenty-fou

airports. the california public utilities commission said the ride sharing companies don't have permission to operateirports and taxi and limo companies are required to pay for permits to work there. regulators are going to start conducting audits of the ride sharing companies. >>> meantime, traffic in cities around the world came to a stand still during a huge taxi driver protest over uber. as many as 30,000 taxi and limo drivers blocked streets in london, paris, madrid, and berlin. the ride sharing company says the protest backfired and led to a huge surge in downloads of its app. uber placed in ads in london newspapers before the protest offering discounts for travel during this rally. >> that london traffic is bad enough as it is. >>> 20 minutes before 9:00. thousands of confidential patient records possibly stolen. the reported theft from a north bay medical office. >>> johanis messily going back to the witness stand in the oscar grant civil trial. his message to jurors about the shooting five years later. >>> good morning. we are still looking at traffic slow in some areas but very improved in

airports before doing business there. the rule was instituted last year by the california public utilities commission. right now, not a single company has struck a deal with any bay area airport. the puc warns companies could lose their permits if they violate the law. taxi drivers say "rideshare" cars roll through sfo daily. >> the whole situation is because of corruption. silicon valley bought out politicians and bureaucrats. they are rolling overrules and regulations. they don't care. >> uber reps tell kpix 5 they are trying to work out arrangements with airport. >>> happening today bart's board considering changes to the interior of their new trains. people with disabilities have issues with the current design plan. they say assigned accessible space for the wheelchairs isn't big enough. there's also concern about the center poles that might get in the way during evacuations. bart will also consider fares over to the oakland airport during the board meeting today. >>> city college of san francisco will not have to close this summer after all. the accrediting commission is change its rules now givin

sadly the state auditor confirm my worst fear that the commission has not resolved complaints in a timely fashion. shuttle drivers oakland airport there say not every driver or owner plays by the rules. and rarely caught. >> a lot of company don't have no insurance and they just drive customers for cheap prices. >>reporter: audit could bring more accountability. p uc says it will comply and make change changes. chapman hopes the future wilhelmina safer raid for all passengers. will you get back in a limousine any time soon. >> no. no. no. no. not at all. >>reporter: cornell, abc 7 news. >> just minutes ago the fremont city council decided to spend 300,000 dollars on new surveillance system. police asked to have the camera place throughout the city with emphasis at 8 80 on off ramp in the hope of capturing images of criminal and license plate. city council agreed to vote 5-o. most resident liked the idea. >> i'm for it. anything to help the policemen. it's out of control. i think that it's not a bad idea. >> nothing to hide, i have really no problem at all. >> i don't think it's an invasion since we are driving on the freeway. it

airport permit. the president of the california public utilities commission scolded the companies saying he was personallyappointed if their behavior. the letter seas and i quote, "if immediate action is not taken to bring the operation into compliance we will begin enforcement actions including rest vocation of permits." the takes pay $4 fee for airport fares and cab drivers are celebrating. >> it will be nice. it will increase our business. >> public safety is not reason. it is the $4 fee they are collecting. the roof is they are not cracking down in san francisco. uber and lyft and wings have until next week to respond. >>> hackers can bring down some popular websites but, year, a teen did it by accident. a 19-year-old boy in austria experimented with a code trying to add to his tweets and discovered we how to open up the software allow the hack wees to begin criminal people's computers. he contacted them when he figured out what he did but by then the site was shut down. the san francisco-based company tweeted a response and reads we have verified the fix and have turned it back on for users. the boy'

the president of the california public utilities commission says as per rule instituted last september, they can't do business at the airport unless they make an agreement with the individual airport. the president went onto warn a crack down could be imminent. if immediate action is not taken to bring your operation into compliance, the cpuc will begin enforcement actions including revocation of your permit. >> it is a reminder that they cannot come to the airport at all. >> they have not sent me anything yet. >> you haven't heard that? >> no. >> reporter: in a statement, uber says the company staff has spent months meeting with airport officials across california and is trying to work out arrangements that fall in line with cpuc regulations. >> i'm seeing the mustache cars at the airport. >> reporter: taxi drivers have seen them at the airport and want them to stop. >> the whole thing is because of corruption. they don't care. >> reporter: uber said in a statement that in fact, they believe that most of their conversations with airports have been productive and respectful. they are clearly not happy about the letter. that

airport. the taliban has claimed responsibility for this attack. the head of the european commissionn dealt another blow. he is hosting leaders of germany, holland and the u.k. today. david cameron has threatened to leave the eu if juncker is elected. won hisl nadal has ninth french open. slam titles.nd he says this is the most important tournament of the year for him. >> a look now at how european markets are trading. >> they are on a bit of a winning streak as well. we've got records over in the united states with the s&p 500. nine of the markets are currently shot across europe. still feeling the warm breeze from the european central bank. the centralshing banks hire. saying many going overweight. stocks driving higher. that appetite for risky assets also in the currencies. exports growing 7%, the biggest trade surplus in china in five years. imports, of course, on the downside. a little worried about domestic demand. but you pm demand and demand from hong kong and taiwan seem to be driving -- but european demand and demand from hong kong and taiwan seem to be driving exports high

airport within this guy character. demonstrators are also expected. san francisco city college can stay open for now. the accrediting commissionnd junior colleges decided to give city college's more time to comply with standards. the community was going to be stripped of its accreditation up last month because the financial and management problems which likely force the school to) the credit commission says its expecting a city college to come into full of plants for the exteriors. >>: and washington house republicans are looking for new leadership after tuesday's primary upset in virginia creek house majority leader erich kantor urging conservatives to stay in knighted. kantor decided not to wait until the end of this term before residing the house majority leader prosed post. >>: as we go into labor day and the campaign to have a new majority leader. >>: more americans becoming divided on their political views. new research from the pew research survey shows that a share of american to hold across the board services or liberal views has doubled and the last decade bridge from san% in 2004 to 21 percent today. >>: amazon is l

airport the drivers are offering without a permit. the president of the california public utilities commission scolded the companies saying he was disappointed in their behavior. the companies were told if immediate action is not taken on bring the operation interest compliance they will take action and possibly revoke their permits. taxes pay $4 fee for the airport fare and cab drivers are celebrating the enforcement. >>> it will be nice? ing business for us. >> public safety is not the reason for crack down but the $4 airport fee. the roof is they are not cracking down in the streets of san francisco. uber and lyft and wings have until in week to respond. >>> in arizona, a priest has been shot and killed and a second priest is in critical condition after an attack at a catholic church. bly say it happened inside the living quarters and a priest called 9-1-1 last night from the mother of mercy mission catholic church to report a burglary. when officers got there they found the two priests badly injured and one died. the other is still in the hospital. authorities have not said what kind of injuries he has, and a car stolen from the church w

airport runs. at this point the state says none of them do. if you use uber, lift for a trans pour -- transportation, it is time for something else. the commission scolded the ride share companies saying he was personally disappointed in their behavior. looked a lot like this. a driver picking up passengers and pulling away. this is a side car operating without a permit. >> so you think it is kind of bogus? >> i do. i think it is unnecessary. >> the driver asked her to sit in the front seat to avoid questions, but airport security can spot ride share pick ups. they say, quote, if immediate action is not taken to bring your operation into compliance, the cpuc will begin enforcement actions including the revocation of your permit. this uber driver thinks it comes down to cash. >> public safety is not the reason for the crackdown. they are not cracking down on the streets of san francisco. >> authorized taxis pay a $4 fee for their airport fares. cabdrivers are celebrating the enforcement. >> it will increase business for us. >> uber and lift have until next week to respond. at sfo, abc7 news. >> a man faces charges tonight in connection with an at

airport runs. at this point the state says none of them do. if you use uber, lift for a trans pour -- transportation, it is time for something else. the commission scolded the ride share companies saying he was personally disappointed in their behavior. the behavior that looked a lot like this. a driver picking up passengers and pulling away. this is a side car operating without a permit. >> so you think it is kind of bogus? >> i do. i think it is unnecessary. >> the driver asked her to sit in the front seat to avoid questions, but airport security can spot ride share pick ups. they say, quote, if immediate action is not taken to bring your operation into compliance, the cpuc will begin enforcement actions including the revocation of your permit. this uber driver thinks it comes down to cash. >> public safety is not the reason for the crackdown. they are not cracking down on the streets of san francisco. >> authorized taxis pay a $4 fee for their airport fares. cabdrivers are celebrating the enforcement. >> it will increase business for us. >> uber and lift have until next week to respond. at sfo, abc7 news. >> a man faces charges tonight in con

airport runs. at this point the state says none of them do. if you use uber, lift for a trans pour -- transportation, it is time for something else. the commissioncolded the ride share companies saying he was personally disappointed in their behavior. the behavior that looked a lot like this. a driver picking up passengers and pulling away. this is a side car operating without a permit. >> so you think it is kind of bogus? >> i do. i think it is unnecessary. >> the driver asked her to sit in the front seat to avoid questions, but airport security can spot ride share pick ups. they say, quote, if immediate action is not taken to bring your operation into compliance, the cpuc will begin enforcement actions including the revocation of your permit. this uber driver thinks it comes down to cash. >> public safety is not the reason for the crackdown. they are not cracking down on the streets of san francisco. >> authorized taxis pay a $4 fee for their airport fares. cabdrivers are celebrating the enforcement. >> it will increase business for us. >> uber and lift have until next week to respond. at sfo, abc7 news. >> a man faces charges tonight in conne

commission says the college made progress but school says it needs about 18 months to come into full compliance. >> the state is now ordering ride services like uber and lift to stop operating at airports. the business times reports that they're operating with out a permit. companies could lose their operating permits if their drivers are caught dropping off, picking up passengers in any airport in the state. side war company says they avoided drivers to avoid airports until getting a permit. >> the idea is that plan to relocate the trout to nearby reservoir. but the mission doesn't go as planned. abc # news explains what happened. >> private property owners get permission for the team. to get to the creek is like making a hike through rough brush. there is poison oak here. once there, biologists andville lun tears weighed in. there is a 30 pound backpack the trout are stunned to make them easier to net but can be good at hiding. >> they tend to go beside the stream to hide underneath logs and rocks you can leave and come back and find them in the spot you left them they have their hiding places chosen. >> drought conditions have caused the creek to dry up in spots and stopping the nat