. >> dave huffman. so, bottom line of what i wanted to say was it feels like we can use a lot more scooters on the road. i think it would change my behavior a lot more. i have a lot of options. my wife and i have two cars and a driveway. we use lyft all the time. i'm a block from the jay, half mile from bart. i use them all. i find is that i use scooters a lot and i look on my phone and if they're nearby i hop on one. too often i'm lucky i live year valencia. i find it changes my behavior and i'm more likely to go to restaurants, meet up with friends, do errands, things that are harder in a car. big behaviour change i noticed in myself. and i feel like it would be so much more effective if there are a lot more scooters distributed throughout the city and more available and even closer to me. thank you. >> thank you, very much. next speaker, please. >> so, people talk about scooters as their last mile solution and for me, that's literally true. i live in soma and i commute to the building right off the e

it dcomes a day after 14 defendants, including felicity huffman, pleaded guilty to a separate charge leveled against them. joins us is attorney davenburg. why wouldn't loughlin take the choice or take the path that felicity huffman and other parents took, which is figure out a deal? doesn't she face a good amount of jail time? >> she could. she faces up to 40 years in prison, although she scores a lot less. the feds would keep it close to the vest, as to whether they've offered a plea deal. the cases are very different. in the case of huffman, we're talking about a payment of $15,000 to rig her daughter's s.a.t. in the case of lori loughlin, she and her husband are accused of paying $500,000 to get their daughters, their two daughters, into usc through a whole ruse with the crew team, though they've never participated in it. olivia is ani online influencer says she doesn't care about school, rather be filming than go to class. it is the let them eat cake mentality that could irk federal prosecutors. could be a reason there has been no plea deal yet in the case. >> it appears felicity huffman will not actually serve time in prison