they could adopt it september 5th at the cpc meeting. so in terms of the substance of the decision there was i think generally i'd say first, we're happy it they initiated this process in the first place. they came out and said their framework was build to deal with the services we anticipated at the time. there was some frustrations over the course of the project how it was kicked but there's some good coming out of the decision that will create a good path forward. they're calling them they went from new online transportation services to dncs which i don't remember now transportation network companies. but what they found is those companies don't provided ride share services this is not like casual carpools or trips. that's important because ride share is from the cpc regulations they found their higher transportation providers and so i think that's pretty clear. they also that found that there are not other parts of law such as a is telecommunications act that exempts them from regulations so we're pleased they took an approach it is

at the moment, it is in the cpc -- in the cpc's hands. >> thank you very much for that update on the situation in cambodia. sri lanka's muslim leaders have agreed to close down a new mosque and moved to an older place of worship after attacks by a buddhist mob heightened religious tensions and sparked concerns. authorities prompted a curfew than following day -- authorities were prompted to establish a curfew the following day. , and 98-year-old hungarian, who tops the list of not see war crimes suspects, has died in hospital -- lossless a 98--- laszlo csatari, year-old hungarian who tops the list of nazi war crimes suspects, has died in hospital. if you are looking to invest in a holiday home, you may want to cross corsica off your list. there is a growing move to make it more difficult for non-locals to buy homes or land. some organized crime groups have blown up houses owned by foreign groups as a warning to others to stay away. lush properties with stunning views are for sale on the island of corsica. a nationalist politician wants , even frenchcals citizens, from buying land or

they could adopt it september 5th at the cpc meeting. so in terms of the substance of the decision there was i think generally i'd say first, we're happy it they initiated this

they could adopt it september 5th at the cpc meeting. so in terms of the substance of the decision there was i think generally i'd say first, we're happy it they initiated this process in the first place. they came out and said their framework was build to deal with the services we anticipated at the time. there was some frustrations over the course o

they could adopt it september 5th at the cpc meeting. so in terms of the substance of the decision

i want to commend the mta for great comments they submitted to the cpcs decisions on this issue, however, i think the mta needs to step up to the plate and start endorsing the laws. the laws should be followed and until their changed and not the other way around. we've collected license plates of nearly a thousand cards that's more than the number of taxi vehicles and we're highly recollected. hockey the charge us with those fees when you're not out there ticketing those guys. it's not ride sharing and exempt from passenger transportation laws. and i think one of the problems here is the mta was focusing on far too much of how much money they could make on the medallio medallions. the mta couldn't sell them themselves so they held off issuing imply medallions until they could make money on it. and another seclusion we need to prior was when we had the advisory council. if you have to buy off the companies that have pay off their apps but we need our own apps and quit advertising for those illegal taxi companies >> we'll take about a 10 minute break. okay? we'll be back in about 10 minute

and thanks to a lot of hardworking cpcs we have the phase two under construction. i think it's very unlikely that phase two wouldn't be under construction now. the subway our second presentation will be from the sfmta we adopted the amendment and the amendment was concurrent on providing the series of thanks that the mta had to do to receive a grant from the fta and that funding has been received from the oversight prospective we have the risk managements for the project and to get the alternative funding that the authority had commented to the promise but they're not going to be in time because of the budget. the 3rd of the figure out presentation is very quickly this project since it was in hibernation in 2009 but in 2012 was the high-speed rail and you're familiar with that mo e was the early investment project for high-speed rail with the signal system has allowed funds to flow to the cal tarantula project. we have a million and 50 some thousand dollars for o from prop k and we're working with the mayor's office office to come up with 39 million. and last but n

Ñ@ç@çpç charles: i have said all week you know more about the market then you give yourself credit have firsthand knowledge of where companies are going. it is not the ivory towers. there is so real-world advice for you. they are encouraging you to make one of the worst mistakes with your money. i have my pet peeves on you neeo know about. here to break it down, author of worth it, not worth it, simple blend probable answers to financial questions. welcome to the show. >> thank you very much. charles: there is some a different things that bother me about the market. the idea of a cheap stock to how much people put in a stock. in other words i 100 shares of everything we ha. so many common mistakes but one of the biggest ones are the idea to diversify the it >> you and i have talked about diversify because it on 16 mutual funds but they are all large-cap growth funds. when the s&p goes down, they get hammered. they bought last year's products, but in fact in my book i write the no-brainer portfolio. you can on three orour funds and you can have access to all of the stock market of t

and as you pointed out, the cpc -- i'm sorry, the cdc. and that's why we're asking the question.hat why do these politicians actually not only support these extremists and their war on women, but funnel taxpayer dollars through them? and i think the voters have a right to know. >> and it's not only the centers in virginia, it's a broader issue. it's part of a bigger war against women that the right wing and the republicans are waging. the fact of the matter is that 23 states have adopted abortion restrictions this year alone. just this year. and republican politicians aren't even trying to hide their views about women in the country. watch this, ilyse. >> before when my friends on the left side of the aisle here try to make rape and incest the subject, because the incidents of rape are very low. >> my goal, and the goal of many of those joining me here today is to make abortion at any stage a thing of the past. >> we don't want a country where abortion is simply outlawed. we want a company where it isn't even considered. that's the kind of america we want. >> so this is widesprea

could you all just put your hand up if you're from the cpc, and let's take a moment just to thank you put your hand way up. [applause] i, you know, especially at a time when we've had to had ordered departures and shut down operations this past few days, it just heightens the awareness of the risks that we all take, but you all really take being out on the front lines and especially in those cpc environments. so thank you for your service. it is exciting for me to be able to be with you and to look out on this group of researchers and scientists, education aleck perts and policy -- educational experts and policymakers. this conference and agenda was a little intimidating in the number of topics you all covered and have yet to discuss. and i know you've heard about and spoken about some of the central elements of our education efforts going forward; the importance of focusing our efforts so that we can deliver results where it matters the most, of infusing education with technology not because we like technology for its own sake, but because of programs like that the one in south sudan

if you could put your hand up from a cpc. let take a moment to thank you. [applause] put your hand way up. >> you know, especially a at time when we've had to order departure and shut down operations the past few day it heighten the awareness we take and you take beeping on the front like and especially the environment. thank you for your service. it is exciting for me to be able to be with you and look out on the group of researchers and scientists, educational expert and policy makers the conference agenda was a little intimidating about number of topics you covered and yet to discuss. i know, you have heard about and spoken about some of the central element of our education effort going forward. the importance of focusing our effort so we can deliver result where it matters the most. of infusing education with technology not because we like technology for its own sake, but because of program like that one in south sudan that show that technologies can help better engage students and improve learning outcomes. .. that's really extraordinary if you think a