. >> reporter: cab drivers took their protest outside today circleing city hall during 3 hours of public comments. several said they're making 150% less than a year or two ago. it is still a packed house where the focus has turned to the electronic taxi access system. public comment is going on that now. some are wary of the city tracking them electronically. they are providing customers with this info to help the taxi drivers to compete. >>> it's something that just came out of left field. i had no clue. >>> it's a disease that may not be at the top of your list but is occurring at an alarming rate. >>> right now, storm tracker 2 picking up showers. some wet for the afternoon commute. i'll show you the areas picking up the most and will pick up the most. back here in 10 minutes. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! don't stress. we can figure this out. [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months

. >> honking in solidarity, cab drivers circled city hall. inside, cabbies packed an sfmta board meeting. the agenda included discussion about improving more cabs on san francisco streets but that item was put off until april. still, that is what angry drivers came to talk about. they say they can't get enough work as it is. and complaint is with unregulated car service and ride sharing apps popping up. >> they're going to drive everybody into the ground. >> you might have seen pink mustaches. those are taxi alternatives from a company called lift there. is also uber and side car. they're so far unregulated and therefore, spared dus and fees paid by cabs. the state p.u.c. is deciding whether they can be regulated and by whom. taxi drivers want the mta to wait before deciding about more cabs. >> i can't see how to go forward with any kind of a decision until we know what is going to happen with uber, side car and lift. >> mta says it appears there is a need for more cabs. >> based on information from our customers, from around stit we understa

. >> reporter: honking in solidarity, san francisco cab drivers circled city hall while they packed anng. agenda originally included discussion about approving a few hundred more cabs on san francisco streets, but that item was put off until april. still, that is what angry drivers came to talk about. they say they can't get enough work as it is and their primary complaint is with the unregulated car service and ride sharing act popping up across the bay area. >> they are going to drive everybody into the ground. >> you might have seen the pink mustaches across the city. these are taxi alternatives and uber and side car. so far unregulated and therefore spared from the fees paid by cabs. state utilities commission wants to find if they can be regulated and by whom. taxi drivers wanted to decide about more cabs. >> i can't see how you can go forward at this point with any kind of a coherent decision until we know what is going to happen with uber and side car and lift. >> mlt a says with the unregulated services there appears there is a need for more cabs. >> base on information from ou

embracing the independent logic of the city brings us full circle. we can finally rediscover the polis tuck to the core of coz closet in the world of globalization, the praise for the -- place for the democratic neighborhood at large. thank you very much. [applause] [applause] francis, would you join us please? [inaudible conversations] >> i'll stand right here. [inaudible] i'm francis fox piven at the graduate center. it's my pleasure to welcome my long time friend and colleague, ben barber. this is his maiden talk at the graduate center, i think that we are really glad to have him. [applause] >>>i think ben mentioned that we first got to know each other some four years ago when we were asked to plan a conference, the annual conference of the american political science association, which even now -- certainly then is very austere and trickish and boring event, and we try to. it up a little bit. we had a lot of good ideas. none of which i will mention until the cameras are shut off. [laughter] and i want to say, it was adjust lot of fun to work with

. >> also, going around in a circle is a chaotic move in store for east bay drivers. we'll tell you which citybeing rerouted. >>> 6:44. driving in a circle instead of a straight line downtown, that is the confusing reality facing drivers starting tomorrow in the east bay. "today in the bay's" baob redel joins us live in heywood. good morning, bob. >>> they are calling it the heywood loop for good reason. it is designed to relieve congestion, ease the flow of traffic and make it easier for people to get into the downtown. it is going to take some getting used to get used to. the switchover, you have the weekend to practice the new change of directions. the real test would be during the monday morning commute. we put this graphic together. if you want to take a look at the the tv screen. it is easier to follow along looking at this graphic and animation as i explain. the loop will encompass a six-block area in the downtown area. traffic headed downtown on jackson and mission will merge on the foothill which will now become one-way in the northbound direction until it crosses eighth street. it go

. >>> al qaeda arrest ash a member of osama bin laden's inner circle is captured and will answer terror charges today in a new york city drama. pop superstar justin bieber is hospitalized after collapsing during a london concert. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm ann marie green. well this morning that powerful winter storm that hammered parts of the mid-atlantic is sweeping into new england. overnight strong winds and waves threaten beach front towns up ask down the coast with heavy flooding. massachusetts is expected to get hit particularly hard. about 30 miles southeast of boston dozens of streets were closed after two and a half feet of water washed ashore. the high waves and strong winds are expected to cause extensive beach erosion. inland the issue is snow. parts of new england could see up to a foot. some ten inches are expected in boston before it's all said and done. the good news? the storm should move out to sea later today. cbs news weather consultant david bernard has the details wrrlts. >> a light to moderate heavy snow continues to blanket most of southern new england a

city is a great thing. if you manage parking effectively, then you've got fewer people circling around. it not only benefits folks that are parking, but it benefits folks riding muni, as well. continuously monitoring occupancy. that's what we used to make our android and iphone apps. it's open to everyone. lots of people can help get that information out there for the broader social benefit possible. the first city in the world to have that kind of data available. >> other cities can take elements of sfpark and implement it in the cities. los angeles is working on it. berkeley is working on a project. washington, d.c. is, too. cities are looking at parking management differently than the have in the past. >> later this year, we are gathering all the data we need to evaluate rigorously all our expectations of how this can reduce greenhouse gas emissions, congestion, improve transit speed, reliability, reduc. [applause] >> good evening. i'm the director of transportation. for me, this is not the academy awards. this is the all-star game. the folks sitting over here are truly the all stars

city. even at the airport can't even get in. used to be an occasional thing and they have to circle back and don't know if they are going to make it so i don't think it's really a good time to be adding the cabs at this moment. i was now i will buy in like steps like this makes me think if they really care about drivers or any way the thing i implore you guys to focus more on collaborating with all of the companies either driver customer cab companies taxi division and put our hands together to be less vulnerable because it's already going on and absolutely not the time to add more cabs. i'm sorry i took too long any way thank you for listening applause. >> good afternoon. one minute really? >> no. >> thank you. brad -- 28 years i have put my name up signed the papers to surrender from these hard working people. if any of them live next door to you especially the people who earned their medalions through the only occurrence currency that was available hard work i don't think you would go home at night voting to take the medalions they have earned. i wonder what in the world you would have done differently here if your assignmen

circle spreads, though? media accounts inevitably talk about the unique city, an industrial city in appalachia, noting the slide into depression. the football team too many primacy, central to the town's pride and character. it's an important element of the story, but makes us feel that these people aren't like us. i don't have the luxury of separation. i lived for years in a town just up the river. i went to see bill clinton speak. found out for sure i was pregnant for the first time at a doctor's office in the creaky downtown. i was just in the area two weeks ago to celebrate my daughter's birthday with old neighbors and friends. what you might be struck by most if you were to visit is how genuine how kind, how open, how sincere. that's what struck me. in fact, this town is like your hometown, this high school is like your high school. something here went horribly wrong and it could go horribly wrong where you live too. yesterday i saw this headline -- another football player accused of rape. another community blaming the victim. this isn't a football sure, not a social media issue, it's an american issue, an

city. part of his inner circle. he was captured in jordan this week. ld 2makers are oppt is .ings prt is .ecution on u.s. soil. a military tribunal at guantanamo base. the tsa is facing a backlash over its decision to allow small knives and sports equipment like golf clull the new policy is set to begin april 25th. opposed by a coalition of pilots, flight attendants, and federal air marshals who are urging that the ban remain in place. venezuela leaves -- least 30 global leaders. chavis died of cancer on tck tsy and his body is lying in state. following the funeral his hand-picked successor will be sworn in this evening as an term president. tht is .e are your heamuines. what did you back. dagen: thank you. great to see you, as always. >> my pleasure. dagen: take a look at the snow. well, it is tapering off outside year of our studit is . in midte manhattan. not as bad as it was. new england now in the bull's-eye. some parts of massachusetts getting over a foot of snow. meteorologist janice dean has the very latest. i was shocked to see this note in he

end of the day, i'm hoping we get inspired to build that larger circle, be part of that larger community. >> reporter: about a dozen local city and county leaders are here and say they hoped to learn something from the global humanitarian they can put to use to end violence. >> what is causing stress? someone's life? is it housing issues? is it job? is it not being respected in your own employment, your peers, your employer doesn't respect you as a person. how long does that build up before you react? and if we can learn something from here today to identify that, then maybe short circuit that, we might be able to start reducing some of the issues that are plaguing us. >> it can't be something that we just focus on every time there is an incident of violence and then forget about for a month or two. it's got to be steady. it's got to be real work, and it's got to turn an entire generation around. i think that's the real key to it. >> reporter: from here the spiritual leader will head to southern california and then on to the east coast to continue to spread his message about stress-free, violent-free communities. live in san

city. adding cabs is more suffering for the drivers we don't need more cabs we drive 2 or 3 hours empty we go to the airport empty we're circling around with no customers so please no more cabs please thank you. >> next speaker actually i'll read these names one last time -- >> are any of these folks here? >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon everyone i'm here to speak. >> please tell us your name. >> n u.n. brm i'm recently joined the taxi cab in san francisco you guys know how long it's going to take to be a driver in san francisco it takes 4 months to get the id to get the badge to get everything to go to the streets but it's a tough job what i see there's lots of cabs without any permit lots of cars without any permit nobody knows if they are registered or not what they are doing with the city. if you have a good car you can take a must tang you can do the business i feel like why i spend my full month almost like 3 hundred dollars and every day 115 dollars to the cab company. i want i respect the united states and i respect the law i want to go with the law but what i see a lot of people going against the law and not follo

circling around the ballpark for parking. >> jacqueline: not too bad right now still chilly. 40's to novado. 40's to daly city but otherwiseradar weakens it was clear skies. this will could impact us tomorrow. this will be moving on to the bay area and showers. overnight, partly cloudy skies with a fog returning. the increasing clouds and the rainfall we will time it out on futurecast >> where's a good super-hero when you need one? he's hauling in the villians and we've got the video. batman is for real - next. >> pam: now for today's market update. stocks ended higher on wall street today-- pushing the dow average near its record high. the market overcame an early loss caused by new steps from china to rein in its booming housing market. the dow closed up 38 points at 14-thousand- 127-- just 37 points shy of its all- time high reached in october 2007. the nasdaq rose 12 points to close 3- thousand- 182. and the s-and-p rose seven points to to close at one- thousand- 525. it is the first mondayvernment budget cuts took effect. and after months of doom and gloom warnings. people are bracing for the punch. catherine heenan e

city state of the vatican and to deal with all the issues. what i think he is going to be worried about right away is hutus like as his close circle, who is going to carry out his agenda and his form of a papacy he wants to have. >> what are you going to be looking at? >> i wonder who he will be selecting as secretary of state. that will be an important figure in his administration. will he choose another italian, or is he going to start fresh and take someone who did not expect? >> thank you. thank you for joining us. a quick reminder of these extraordinary developments we have seen. cardinals have elected a new pope. he will reign over the roman catholic church as " francis. he is the first pontiff from the americas and the first from outside of europe in more than a millennium. he appeared to roars of joy from thousands to of people who gathered in the streets. " francis. that brings the special coverage to a close. you can continue to get the latest from the bbc website. thank you for watching. tune in tomorrow. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own

city. >>> investigators are looking into the cause of a concord house fire. firefighters say when they arrived, flames and heavy smoke was coming from the two-story house on autumn oak circlethe fire broke out just 9:30. fire officials say the residents were able to safely get out of the home and no injuries were reported. most of the damage was done to the home's garage and addict. >>> san francisco's public housing authority has a cash problem. the acting head of the agency says it will run out of money in two months. if that happens, there will be no money to pay for garbage collection, repairs or staff salaries and it will be $6.4 million in the red by the end of the year. the housing authority handles programs that provide homes for more than 41,000 low-income families and individuals. >>> b.a.r.t.'s board is promising money from the latest fare hikes will only be used to improve the transit system. not for workers' benefits or pay. b.a.r.t. board members say they wanted to clarify how the increased fares would be used. the board voted unanimously to dedicate the money to replacing and expanding the fleet of trains, building a new maintenance center and installing a b

city. >>> investigators are looking into the cause of a concord house fire. firefighters say when they arrived, flames and heavy smoke was coming from the two-story house on autumn oak circlee fire broke out just 9:30. fire officials say the residents were able to safely get out of the home and no injuries were reported. most of the damage was done to the home's garage and addict. >>> san francisco's public housing authority has a cash problem. the acting head of the agency says it will run out of money in two months. if that happens, there will be no money to pay for garbage collection, repairs or staff salaries and it will be $6.4 million in the red by the end of the year. the housing authority handles programs that provide homes for more than 41,000 low-income families and individuals. >>> b.a.r.t.'s board is promising money from the latest fare hikes will only be used to improve the transit system. not for workers' benefits or pay. b.a.r.t. board members say they wanted to clarify how the increased fares would be used. the board voted unanimously to dedicate the money to replacing and expanding the fleet of trains, building a new maintenance center and installing a bet

circle-k. >> [speaker not understood]. [video presentation] >> he's facing up to six years in prison. -- he got 4-1/2. so, master grace feet aloe. he he did $10,000 worth of damage to the city. it's kind of funny. think about him being in the department of arizona correctionses. what are you in for? graffiti. [laughter] >> this is so awesome. i tell you another thing, you guys heard at the end, he told me in the interview. he's like, man, i'm glad you got me. why? because i can't stop. why can't you stop? because i'm addicted. i can't stop. why did you start doing grab pete aloe? well, i used to do drugs and i wanted to stop doing drug. my mom put me in rehab. the day he got out of rehab is the day he started tagging. that's how i found out how he got started. he said it was more and better than a drug. so, when i hear it's an addiction, i'm 100% behind that because everybody i've ever interviewed has told me they're addicted to it and they can't stop. >> [speaker not understood]. >> what's that? >> [speaker not understood]. >> yeah, the whole graffiti diversion program. whatever, i know what it is. i know how it is and that's what i'll attest to for as long as i do this jo

our city made an immense fortune back in the ninety's it's widely believed he took advantage of the chaos gripping post soviet russia coupled with cozy relations with president yeltsin in a circle the tycoon later moved to london to escape multiple charges of financial crime and analysts martin mccauley i spoke to an unlikely he's been covering russia for decades says a massive thorn in u.k. russian relations has been removed. i think you go down as a band of capitalist to gawk who was more concerned with power than money its political judgment was very very poor because during the new year he seemed to be writing very very hard to the. bridge of school to go down as a man who became a dollar millionaire on the cover. he became billionaire under-used but for him tragically bush judge the situation after president putin came to power and ended up perhaps a relatively poor man people are very important and the national interests in fact seem to come down to the relations between two countries regarding an individual west remember that because of call for the physical overthrow of president believe putin when he was in power. that's pretty serious and he made many accusations. tha

city and vows to serve the poorest and the weakest. pope francis being presented with the symbolic fisherman's ring. before being installed he circled's square -- st. peter's square. then he surprised everyone and stepped down to kiss the forehead of a disabled man. >> this is not gonna be an ordinary pope. he wants to be very close to the people. >> about 200,000 people parked st. peter's square to watch the installation. joe biden was there. he led the u.s. delegation for the installation mass. and then the pope treated this message, let us keep a place for christ in our lives, let us care for one another and let us be loving custodians. a couple of minutes later, he said this -- >> the pope must serve all people, especially the poor, the weak and the vulnerable. >>> 8:32. we're following developing news coming in from iraq this morning. at least 56 people have been killed. more than 200 were hurt in series of bombings in and around baghdad. [ sirens ] >> you are looking here at video out of baghdad this morning. most of those attacks were car bombs. they targeted small restaurants and bus shoppe stops in shiite areas. one of the

city and vows to serve the poorest and the weakest. pope francis being presented with the symbolic fisherman's ring. before being installed he circleder's square -- st. peter's square. then he surprised everyone and stepped down to kiss the forehead of a disabled man. >> this is not gonna be an ordinary pope. he wants to be very close to the people. >> about 200,000 people parked st. peter's square to watch the installation. joe biden was there. he led the u.s. delegation for the installation mass. and then the pope treated this message, let us keep a place for christ in our lives, let us care for one another and let us be loving custodians. a couple of minutes later, he said this -- >> the pope must serve all people, especially the poor, the weak and the vulnerable. >>> 8:32. we're following developing news coming in from iraq this morning. at least 56 people have been killed. more than 200 were hurt in series of bombings in and around baghdad. [ sirens ] >> you are looking here at video out of baghdad this morning. most of those attacks were car bombs. they targeted small restaurants and bus shoppe stops in shiite areas. one of th

circled st. peter's square in an open jeep waving to thousands who gathered and kissing the sick. he also celebrated mass. have the biden led the delegation to vatican cityaders will sign off on offering millions in concessions to the nfl in exchange if hosting the 2016 super bowl. the bay area is competing against miami to host super bowl 50 at the 49ers new stadium. a new bart director says it is time to start about extending the bart beyond richmond where it currently stopped. the district seven director wants to extend bart to hercules with stops in san pablo. >> now the accweather forecast. >> live doppler 7 hd shows good news for the commute. we had a spring cypress els but no organized areas of wet weather with just scattered and light sprinkles but mild again low-to-mid 60's at the bay and mid-to-upper 50's at the coast. we will have light rain that is organized in the evening and overnight and through this time tomorrow morning. sue? >> to the bay bridge, metering lights are on and the last hand lanes are better way to go with track backing to the overcrossing with major issues out there. we will go to the pittsburg area with the big rig multi-v

city of dreams georgia a brand new ports. to be built on georgia's black sea coast especially the overall cost estimated at nine billion dollars a year in outer circle she wanted to turn into a major regional center but a call just say the whole idea was doomed to fail from the start that. that area wasn't suitable for constructing buildings if they call here the area is basically a swamp this region is protected by an international convention and has always been protected we said all along this would be an enormously expensive project because it's difficult to build a skyscraper on unstable soil the first hotel spilled there immediately had problems basements were flooded. the logical plan was eventually scrapped by the new government and the same goes for many other investment plans which economists say have seen huge sums simply squander it. really is not this. is a quality of the new or development project. say. if you made . huge mistakes people write. their methods. ok it's. important for america power change hands in georgia after party lost the parliamentary election it then became clear some fundamental issues like daunting poverty with alm

city 57 today, concord 57. fremont 60 today. morgan hill 61. so upper level low pressure off to our north and west. i have circled it for you here.g counterclockwise swirl. here we are at the bay area and it's passing by south and west but it is close enough to give us some of that moisture and rain will be on the increase this evening before it decreases tomorrow morning. once low pressure moves out, rain is gone, high pressure moves back in for several straight days. i don't see rain for the next week but we have rain tonight before that moves back in bringing back the sunshine as soon as tomorrow afternoon. now, check out the rainfall totals since this low has passed by to the south: santa rosa is done with the rain so interesting on our rainfall futurecast there. much more rain in the south bay tonight. so showers increasing this evening. rain done by tomorrow morning. sunshine moves back in after that. highs right around 60 tomorrow. still brisk and breezy. concord 60. san jose 58. redwood city 57. here's your extended forecast. sunny weekend. a nice weekend to get outside. it will feel like spring saturday and sunday. low 7

winds, rain, coastal flooding and of course snow, new york city could see three inches today, that's the picture as it comes down at columbus circlearound five inches, the heaviest snow will fall in parts of new hampshire, eastern massachusetts, connecticut and rhode island. >>> some brand new information from the vatican, roman catholic cardinals will vote later today on when to start the conclave to elect a successor to pope benedict xvi. the vatican telling a news conference it would start on monday, tuesday or wednesday for the conclave. >>> arias was answering tough answers from jurors who seem to be tiring of what they call her lies. >> after all the lies you have told why should we believe you now? >> lying isn't typically something i just do but the lies that i've told in this case are, can be tied directly back to either protecting travis' reputation. >> travis alexander was shot and stabbed 27 times, had his throat slashed. arias has changed her version three times now and says it was in self-defense. >> she's delusional, the three iterations. >> she gives it with a straight face never moving in her expressio expressions

mean, for instance, if i were in a place like this and circling new york i'd probably want to go to stuart. the stuart airport north of new york cityenormous runway, i think it's 13,000 feet long or something like that. >> megyn: let's take a listen to the local pilot. >> and the nose gear, none of his underbelly tanks are going to touch the ground in theory, as long as the main gear holds up he should be able to hold it straight down the runway and come out unscathed. yeah, they do, dan, bleed off the air speed and do a smooth a landing on the main gear as possible and then you just hold that nose up as the air speed bleeds off. an lear touches down around 110, 120 miles per hour and the nose he can hold up to about 80 miles per hour. that's still moving at a good clip, but nevertheless, it's a lot slower than the 120 causing less sparks and that's what i said though, there's no fuel contained in the belly or the nose and that's definitely a plus in an lear jet. >> megyn: now, we're just being told, we're getting word that this, this plane may have been coming from worcester, ohio, following a flight plan to downtown st. louis and

sandberg's idea is to create a circle for women to come together to think more intentionally about their careers and the truck struggles they are facing. john in oklahoma cityrepublican, go ahead. caller: it is strange for a man to tell you his opinion but beside that -- the picture over what i am saying -- the most are in large part more powerful and more confidence and are doing really well. that is not to say there are not difficulty and challenges but overall, from my generation, they seem to becoming more assertive. host: what professions come to mind? caller: i am a lawyer. you mentioned how women are being trained in law schools. maybe that's just my personal experience given that i am an attorney. women what we hear about and lawyers especially in firms is that the hours required to make partner are incompatible with having small children. this bye handled developing a long-term partner tracks for women who want to work shorter hours. that has been the case for law firms. host: democratic caller in d.c. -- guest: i want to thank the author for her comments. they are intellectually honest and right on point. i am an attorney and i handle sexual haras

city of washington's ban on people having and possessing a firearm. i thought it was a right decision. i was pleased, which was not popular in many circles when the court threw out a number of element of the campaign reform laws. and i think that what was right about that was they were saying, even though they were democratically enacted, they violated a fundamental right. marriage is held to be a fundamental right since the '80s if you're a prisoner your right to speech can be taken away, your right to vote can be taken away, your right to select a spouse can't be taken away unless there's a good reason. what a number of us concluded is proposition 8 doesn't meet the reason. it's ab extraordinary measure, it's appropriate for the court to step in. >> that's exactly right. i i was an intern on the '04 campaign. the speaker disagrees with the. he's talk about. it's and empty vessel with whatever the speaker wants to talk about. i don't think the court should be activists or pass ivss. i degree with chief justice roberts turning the individual mandate to a tax and upholding it rather than doing the job and striking down a law he thought wo

city by federal authorities after being captured in jordan last week. cnn's crime and justice correspondent joe johns is coming in right now. what do you know? >> a member of the al qaeda inner circle years old, he's married to one of osama bin laden's daughter. he was born in kuwait but stripped from of his citizenship after the 9/11 attacks, though it's not clear at all how much, if anything, he had to do with the 9/11 attacks. he was taken into custody and held in jordan and apparently turned over to u.s. authorities only last week and that is how he made his way to new york. >> this is a guy who was a high school teacher in kuwait who shortly before 9/11 popped up in afghanistan and started, you know, speaking in videotapes, made a number of threatening comments and disappeared. he's had, as i'm air wa, no operation in al qaeda or in the decade since. obviously there are civil charges against him. >> he is expected to appear in court tomorrow which suggests the intention of the department of justice to try the suspect in the united states. this has been a long-running debate and many conservatives have suggested that the military tribunals are suited for this type of defendant.

city of washington's ban on people having and possessing a firearm. i thought it was the right decision. i was also pleased, which was not popular in many circles, when the court threw out a number of elements of the campaign reform law. what was right about those is they said even though they were democratically enacted, they violated the rights, marriage is a fundmental right 14 times, and if you're a prisoner, according to the supreme court of 1987, the right of speech is taken away, the right to vote, and the right to select a spouse cannot be taken away unless there's a good reason, and what a number of us accountanted was proposition 8 does not meet that good reason. it is extraordinary measure, it is appropriate for the court to step in. >> that's exactly right. i was actually an intern on the 2004 campaign policy staff, a reunion for us here, i guess. judicial activism means the speaker disagrees with the opinion he's talking about, an empty vessel filled with whatever the speakerments to talk about. i don't think courts should be activists or pass vieses. i disagree with chief justice roberts turning the individual mandate into a tax a