every driver is hiding the fact they're doing commercial bus without the council for the insurance dave jones the insurance commissioner has stated this is fraud it continues regarding and want to stay the city of chicago there's a lawsuit from people that bought medallions there was a breach of contract and fraud i'm part of the committee on mta for the improvement we're going to mediate a couple of million dollars to service the public it should come out of the 20 thousand a year from the medallions maybe you'll give us $10,000 thank you. >> next speaker >> (calling names). >> good afternoon ms. wood. >> yes. good afternoon naming a joan wood i've lived in north beach since 1962 i'm here because of a letter i got last month from joan of mta and said that he's probably going to present to you the plants for 3 bulb outs in north beach off of stockton street va a lot grand and green that hass will eliminate a parking lane i've had a disability for 11 years now, it's difficult for me to wake for a long term and i use taxis occasionally this is part of the walk first program and the body of the

and at the end of the day, dave jones is the insurance commissioner has to approve any increase in ratesnyway. >> what is the purpose of raising the pain and suffering cap? >> the purpose of raising the pain and suffering cap is to stop marginalizing moms and dads who lose their children. people who suffer disfiguring injuries and people of a loss of quality of life and restore accountability and responsibility. because right now there is none. hurting someone has become a cost of doing business at $250,000 per injured person. >> i want to thank you for joining us. the other side obviously does not agree with you and they have their ads and spokespeople out and it will be an interesting debate. this is the most expensive thing on the ballot. >> i didn't know that. >> you guys are making a number one. thank you very much for joining us. >>> let's take a look at our sunday morning forecast for today. first a live shot of sfo this morning word is partly cloudy with fog there. you can see in the background if you're heading to the airport to pick someone up there is a 30 minute delay on arri

. >> dave jones, retired a department officer. i wanted to direct a question to mr. morton. i wanted to know if you could give us some detail on the sense of the juridical or size, how it is going on, what the court looks like? you said a decision in a couple of months. regardless ofve, how difficult it is to bet on what a court will do, what they will do? more than that, give us a sense of the process and how this is going forward. >> as the washington correspondent, i was not the one covering the arguments for the court but i follow it closely. the supreme court, you get into trouble if you try to predict what they will do. listening to the chatter out there, both sides feel like they have some support on the court. someday question marks. at oral arguments, they asked 5r questions and the bulk were to the states, who was appealing the lower court ruling. there are a lot of questions. the big ones are what happens if they uphold the lower court's thus far i have not seen a lot of indication from transcanada is that just starts everything over again. ere is a lot of uncerta

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dave zahran here. after yesterday's chilly today, partly sunny and pleasantly ol, 61 to of 6 with clouds late in the day. >> this weather report brought to you by edward jonesy, giants playing st. louis. game two. >> my aunt judy loves you. >> chance of showers. >> so does my aunt kathy. >> by the way, cornell got steamrolled yesterday. >> following my alma mater. >> he always reminds us. >> this makes me glad i don't root for any teams. >> colby. >> they got rolled up. >> coming up here on "gma," my behind-the-scenes experience on the set of "the walking dead" where everybody is sworn to secrecy, even the dead people. >> uh-oh. >>> and kate middleton. where the mom-to-be has gone to battle her severe morning sickness and when we will see her in public again. all ahead in "pop news." >> keep it here. >> oh, yeah. "pop news." >> keep it here. >> oh, yeah. ♪ [ male announcer ] you're watching one of the biggest financial services companies in the country at work. hey. thanks for coming over. hey. [ male announcer ] how did it come to be? yours? ah. not anymore. it's a very short story. come on in. [ male announcer ] by meeting you more than halfway. it's how