>> bafta years of doing back seat work, i teach new drivers and a tax the class, and all of these things contribute to our industry. the only part of it that is really disturbing is that you are excluding people if they want to sell their medallion. anybody, anybody should be able to sell their medallion. i understand that it is important to try to restrict the age, but there are drivers that are 60 and older that would prefer to get out, i am sure. yellow cab is cabdriver-owner operated. it is not one guy. it is 300 guys and girls that out and operate the company. we are all here for you guys. thanks. chairman nolan: thank you. next speaker, please. secretary boomer: [reading names] chairman nolan: good afternoon. >> my name is richard. i am with yellow cab. i have said several jobs and duties over the past 40 years, so i have some experience. i want to reiterate that yellow cab is a driver-owned, driver- managed company. we do not do the whole city. we need a permanent medallion sales program. one that includes all of the medallion holders and one that is ongoing. not one that starts,

bafta's stay to the right to get through. we will take you to a geico picture upstream. this is traffic on 95, red lights no bounce out of newington, status quo to the pentagon. status quo on the outer loop at university boulevard, moving well. >> breaking news for northwest d.c. a person was taken to a hospital after a carbon monoxide leak that happened on m street in georgetown. 17 other people were treated at the scene. officials blamed the leak on a defective water heater. there was a similar incident in one of the buildings earlier this week. >> are other big story this morning, sentencing day for a convicted killer. brittany norwood today will learn her punishment for murdering a co-worker inside the bethesda athletics door. prosecutors want no mercy. >> jummy olabanji is live in rockville with a preview for us. good morning. >> good morning. later on today 29-year-old brittany norwood will find out whether or not she will spend the rest of her life's behind bars for whether or not she may have a second chance at life. this week her family and friends said about tw

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you bafta get 56% of the vote. -- you have to get 56% of the vote. he has a vacation home here. he has established support with a lot of friends here. he is the governor of a neighboring state. we understand that. we also know that there are some libertarian streaks that run very close here. i want people to pay attention to jon huntsman and to the debates and listened carefully to the economic plan and understand the principles around how he would project america's interest militarily and economically in the world of foreign affairs. there is no hyperbole. he is not inclined to do anything other than to tell it like it is. i think people have been waiting for an alternative, a consistent conservative with a proven track record. i think people are looking for a leader they can trust. they can find that in jon huntsman. host: how well does he have to perform in new hampshire for his campaign to feel like it was a success? you just said yourself that governor romney is in the lead. guest: no question about it. i think he will get 50% or 60% of the vote. i mean, this is a favored s