. >> john hann, dave snyder, tony slay, seth berm an, david smith, walter durly and david barlow. >> i am a yellow cab driver and i have been driving in the city for 18 years and i waited to get a free med dallon for 16 years and the city did decide to sell it for $250,000. and i borrowed money from all over to get this down payment to pay it for the federal credit bank and then unfortunately, you know, our business is not really protected from the city. and we were expecting much more better job, you know than we have and now from the city to protect our business. and you know, we are serving the city very well, i work myself and the ramp taxi for about 6 years, you know? i serve the community, very well. and i help the handicap and we never discriminate the handicap and we never over charge, if i charge my customer a dollar, it will be a big problem, the city will fire me, but over this charge 6 times on the new year's. >> thank you. >> big tip. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> and thank you very much, for having this hearing, and new york state has ruled in this electronic or eha

>> good afternoon, my name is david smith and i am a san francisco cab driver, and the cpuc is also the same licensing organization, state, organization, and that issues the tct, which is a complete joke. and it is a phoney taxi license and never been able to control it and it has been ramped for only 20 years and now they created the tnc and how thiser going to control it, i don't know. >> it is a mess. but you have all of these running the fleets and charging the gates and leasing cars out like a taxi cab, but it is illegal with the tcerebral palsy to charge a gate. and you have the lincoln next to the park and basically the tnc parking lot hub, we don't know if those are tnc commercial vehicles are taking up all of that parking? they are the taxi hub. >> thank you so much. next speaker? >> my name is tony from flywheel and as was mentioned in this hearing, it is deployed in over 1400 cars in san francisco and it has always been our vision to modernize and approve the service of existing regulated safe taxis in the city and thes working we are proud to be working with all of the best

i would like to see david smith under oath and ask him why did you look into her records? his boss put under oath. i think the more we are engaged, the more we are talking about this, the more congress can do something. but the bad news of what i learn in my meeting this morning is do so much.n only eventually, it has to become a criminal court -- a criminal investigation. that is why we are starting the offense fund. we plan to go on the offensive with them. we need your help. we plan to go on the offensive and higher our own team of private investigators who are not bound by certain scopes of what they're supposed to do and what they are not supposed to do. and we're going to make sure this does not happen again, because this throws a stake ourt into the heart of freedom. and everything we are fighting , citizens speaking up because they are frustrated with our country, of then what is the point of doing all of this? and i thank everyone for their support and encouragement in doing all of that. >> anything you want to add? tough to tell at times heavy investigations are

david wallace and larry smith, aka snag. both work as ranch hands. >> somebody will call us and tell us where snag is to get the pressure off them. that will be the plan, buddy. >> i know both of them. one of the guys worked here on the ranch. >> snag and wallace have been around cattle all their life. and quite frankly, they're pretty good cowboys back in their days. but their down fall was they got strung out on dope. >> reporter: the cops say snag and wallace, known felons have left a paper trail here at the stockyards. they used their own names to sell the stolen cattle. chief flowers put his posse on their tails. >> we started to develop information about these two individuals taking cattle and taking them to the livestock market. >> reporter: selling stolen cattle is ease sirr than you might think. markets like this move thousands of head of cattle a week. and a lot of them aren't even branded. >> someone gets their cattle stolen, it's hard to identify. >> i had people say jerry, i had a couple of my steer stolen. i sa

david: charlie smith will tell us what he thinks is the only sector out there that he thinks is worth your money. gary kozlowski, from the cme. gary i want to start with you. why is the market kind of soft today? >> we had positive numbers as soon as the jobless claims came out. nobody expected it to come down 11,000 the way that it did. we're winding down the first quarter right now. so we're going to see things pulling back a little bit. we have the weekend. like i said the end of the first quarter. and what we're looking at right now, there is lot of uncertainty and volume levels are coming down. there is not as many traders in. a lot of people are out on spring break right now. a couple things we'll be looking at tomorrow. we'll look at personal income spending. we'll be looking at consumer sentiment. one of the important things that has been kind of off the radar is farm rises right now. i don't know if anybody notice, in the last 10 days we have six limit up on futures in hogs right now. the price keeps climbing an climbing and climbing. there is concern about a ped virus. there

david asman and sandra smith will take you through the next hour of fox business. nks for setting us up. market shrugged off ukraine. whether the concerns should continue or vladmir really pulled it off. >> you caught me looking at my notes. the dow finishes up 192 points or more, biggest point gain ever the year. we're well on our way. 225 points a minute left in trading. david: let's go to nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. >> today is biggest move for the dow so far this year. >> nicole, disney in particular, all-time record high as it sign as deal with dish. >> both those names sandra, hitting new highs. obviously great deal. long-term deal for dish and disney. david: the dogs of the market coming back. barnes & noble, and had you been watching our show yesterday you would have heard a guy say jcpenney had a 40% move to the upside coming. it made headway in that direction today, no? >> right. that is because s&p raised their outlook on jcpenney to stable from negative. that is grade news. a great move for it. [closing bell ringing] david: bells are ri

includes the modern libertarian life, but it also goes back to enlightenment, figures like david hume and alex smithand they were interested in politics. they were interested in economics. they were interested in all of those sorts of things, but they were also interested in the imagination, and especially the role of the imagination and what was an emerging commercial society, and i am interested in those things also. i am interested in how people create meaning for themselves, how the imagination drives ambition, how it drives the economy, and all these things are in "the power of glamour." >> i do not know if this is glamour so much, but in 2009, this happened on the floor of the house of representatives. >> a young man has left earth, and now in the stars, and this was a talented, multi talented person who entertained the world with his dynamic portrayals, the songs he had written, with his style of dancing. >> icon to the floor today on behalf of a generation to thank god for letting all of us live in his generation and in his era, and with that, madam speaker, we would ask members to please st

geno smith we should mention is the second string quarterback. >> yeah. davidt all, if he stumbles at all geno smith is there to take his place. >> vick has to be starter. here is the good thing about it he will bring morale to the locker room. he is older guy. he will be a leader. people will respect him because he will work really hard because he knows he has geno smith behind i am. it is -- him. possible by mid-season he could be injured and out and could be a bad investment for the jets but, wow, kudos to him for even being on the field. sandra: give him a fair shot. he did his time. he is back. the in. if. l invited him back -- nfr invited him back. david: he is working with spca to -- >> if you get a law passed in congress, large live because of you, that is good thing for anyone, especially michael vick. david: lee hawkins, a good thing for us. thank you for coming in. sandra: thank you. david: general motors pr nightmare is getting even worse. the auto giant halting sales of its best-selling car in the u.s. we have the very latest coming next. sandra: p

obama spoke the worry of losing herself a week danish prime minister had the filming smith's british prime minister david cameron on the field has recently been that interested in something with a host of hollywood stones into bread it's an hour straight. it enters the picture books with me to retreat to a record breaking three point three million times causing a slight temper and crash. aye aye. in. the these tickets from imperial university in israel. that's all to the middle of a severe genetic disease that effects zz use of moroccan descent aggressive sarah bell a cerebral t tied to or pcc a two for short is caused by a recessive gene giving the children of carriers and twenty five percent chance of being born with a debilitating disease the researchers found two mutations cause patient's cells to store excess junk the cca to you is a hereditary disease that one out of every thirty seven rock into scary which can lead to severe mental nation and epilepsy. with the cca to seem fine and earth and develop normally. the first six months but brain deterioration begins shortly there after school. in light

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david chiu. our clerk is erica major and we'd like it thank jim smith and jesse larsen at sfgov-tv for staffing this meeting. madam clerk do you have any announcements? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. item acted upon today will appear on the march 25th board of supervisors agenda unless

their win sets up the david versus goliath matchup when they play number one seed florida. >>> can't cheer for smithmore on the team. >> now we have to cheer for cam newton. >> who we going to cheer for on sundays now? >> oh boy. a full meltdown. steve smith couldn't help but be touched by that relationship. he plans to visit gavin and make it better. >>> talk about a buzz kill. the bee caused a delay in the game. the ground crews sprayed repellant hoping to spray the insects away. >>> cleveland cavaliers 26-41 getting high-tech help putting fans in the seats. cleveland began rallying by doing this. that's an eye popping 3d video extravaganza that plays sent court. that was created with use of 18 hd projectors. >>> a city anymore name entered the record book by doing this. concentrate. he's in the zone and does it. he's dead lifting tires 1155 pounds doing it at the 2014 arnold strong man classic. >>> just ahead, a night hood for one of william and kate's favorite people. >>> plus a major rocker hits the voice next. as a kid, i made a list of all the places i wanted to visit. i'm still not going to

the region marketing tips and preventing the swiss double as she beat katie smith to win in the ladies b final in australia david from france third the dallas mavericks beat the portland trail blazers in this early march friday matchup between the two western conference teams fighting for playoff spot. there's no words can lead to mass with twenty two points and eight and nineteen shooting and five rebounds in the markets options to lead the blazers with thirty points. ch ch ch you are eighty oz. a movie a man who on this. i i i. regular music teacher from the scene and after a decent bike straight back and easy send cards finally got the attention of the high fat chinese audience this was achieved by participation in the nationwide contest the voice of tearing up and see it run its own good i liked using it as a full song from one of the contest taste testing in a tiny seed is enough cause a court in the tv to his friends. did i use this only from the events that actually take place these and many other things have become a reason why christine loves this song. oh and i moved in and through the day begin. i kno

david chiu. our clerk is erica major and we'd like it thank jim smith and jesse larsen at sfgov-tv for staffing this meeting. madam clerk do you have any announcements? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. item acted upon today will appear on the march 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> all right, thank you. and madam clerk, can you please call the first item? >> is there a motion [speaker not understood]? >> i'll make that motion. >> all right. motion to recuse supervisor breed from our meeting today. >> item number 1 is an ordinance amending the campaign and government conduct code to expand the definition of a lobbyist; expand the definition of an officer of the city and county; expand the list of reportable lobbying contacts; hold employers and clients of lobbyists jointly and severally liable for violations of this ordinance committed by the lobbyist on behalf of that employer or client; enhance lobbyist training, au

i'm actually not too far from where david steve own son is, about a block away and half a block over. we're by the smith cardiovascular research building. it appears now that the roof of that building has caught on fire. there was a person who rap up to firefighters alerting them. they were aware. they are moving fire trucks personnel as we speak. i'm watching as firefighters are hooking up a hose to a hydrant. there's a sense of urgency in this area, and also, a crowd of on lookers have moved because across the street from this building is another apartment building this one occupied. there's another flurry of activity where they are trying to work to put this fire out. this is a new looking building. very modern, and there are flashing lights from the smoke detectors going off. >> are you seeing any flying embers where you are? >> there's lots of embers. so where i was standing amoment ago,

david chew. the clerk of the committee is mrs. erica chang and i'd like to take a moment to acknowledge and thank jim smith and nono for their wonderful work at sfgovtv and helping broadcast it meeting. are there any announcements? >> no announcements. >> could you call 2 of 4, the consent calendar. >> items 2 and 4, these items are routine and any of the consent calendar items may be removed ask considered separately. >> would anyone like to sever any of these items? okay. seeing none. is there a member of the public that would be

david chew. the clerk of the committee is mrs. erica chang and i'd like to take a moment to acknowledge and thank jim smith and nono for their wonderful work at sfgovtv and helping broadcast it meeting. are there any announcements? >> no announcements. >> could you call 2 of 4, the consent calendar. >> items 2 and 4, these items are routine and any of the consent calendar items may be removed ask considered separately. >> would anyone like to sever any of these items? okay. seeing none. is there a member of the public that would be interested in severing these items. okay, seeing none. we call item number 5. >> can we get a motion for the consent calendar. >> get a motion to approve the consent calendar, second by tang and motion made by chew. this motion passes, can you call item number pa. >> state and federal legislative update. this is an action item. >> great, my favorite update, how are you? >> fine, thank you very much. >> we need to buckle down because we have a lot of work to do right now. >> we do. >> a lot of the work has been done, so i'll make it as easy as possible. >> february 27th was the final date for introduction of

david berner. the fishing president on the fly fishermen of richard norton smith and uncommon man and i know you interviewedhim before and about his idea in american individualism. is there anyone to add? >> guest: i wouldn't have time to list but this is an eminent group of people i knew all of them except for mr. lyons the past years ago. the hoover scholarship has taken off partly because the papers were open in the 66 and at that point people have to rely on newspaper articles and so forth and now they got to see the story from the inside of severe has been kind of a boom if you well in the scholarship and maybe more detachment as time has passed int and some of the emotions have faded so i'm happy to be in the company of scholars and the institutions into the hoover presidential library in iowa. >> host: what is the presidential library and the hoover institution? >> guest: it was founded by herbert hoover by his alma mater effectively. it is in the framework of stanford university. >> host: i want to say that doctor nash is wearing the hoover institute tie. we are all very proud of the hoover institut

david chew. the clerk of the committee is mrs. erica chang and i'd like to take a moment to acknowledge and thank jim smith and nono for their wonderfulork at sfgovtv and helping broadcast it meeting. are there any announcements? >> no announcements. >> could you call 2 of 4, the consent calendar. >> items 2 and ,

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smith, abc news, new york. >>> now, we head oversees the clock counting down in ukraine and there you can see on the map, the david in the shadow of goliath of russia. in the middle, the tiny region of crimea, where this weekend, they'll cast a vote to possibly join russia and that vote could have send powerful forces in motion across the globe. abc's chief global correspondent martha raddatz joining me now. >> diane, by this time sunday, the people of crimea may have voted themselves into russia's arms. a move that has the u.s. in crisis mode. today, secretary of state john kerry spent six hours in meetings with his russian counterpart, urging him to move the troops already in crimea back, but the russian said no, kerry's threat, sanctions. but the bigger fear is that, if the russians get crimea, will they want more of ukraine? as we speak, there are nearly 10,000 russian troops staging exercises on the border of ukraine, firing weapons, dropping paratroopers. the russians have more than 800,000 troops and ukraine, just over 100,000. tonight, the neighbors are increasingly worried about what happens next. russia

david: i see this model growing. who knows, you could be the next fred smith who started something like fedex.u from going to patrick byrne, the founder of overstock.com, look you probably have a big share of your business that's too small for to you really bother with. coy help with you that part of the business? have you thought of doing something like that? >> yeah, absolutely. we have a ton of requests from people that are like, they're sending out thousands of items per month. but with this first product it is really focused on people doing lower volume. we see a sweet spot for people doing 20 and 100 items a week. and right now just iphone app. so you have to enter everything through there. definitely down the line we want to basically help as many people out as we possibly can. >> is there anything you won't ship? david: good question? >> kind of rule of thumb, anything that will sit in the back seat of a four-door car. that is what our drivers will come and pick it up in. david: this is where i could see the model growing. say you work out a deal, i don't want to focus on overstock. we

david cameron's close is. signs of a child pornography offenses ots laura smith has the details his name is patrick rock and he is in fact a veteran conservative party david cameron's deputy chief of staff he's been called cameron spics and he's had what one might call unparalleled access to access to power over a very long time over the last four decades right there in the heart of government the irony that you speak of lies in the fact that he's also been closely involved in drawing up government policy on internet pornography filters and this is a man who was arrested arrested recently on suspicion of what everybody is calling an offense related to child abuse images so not just pornography but what appears to be child pornography now his arrest happened on february the twelfth and he then resigned but this was all on the quiet downing street appears to have covered it up until it was confronted with it now over the last three weeks no one said anything about this but apart from the prime minister who apparently has known for three weeks he said he was very concerned that the matter should be handled correc

she's kathleen smith, cofounder and chair of renaissance capital which seema mody just mentioned in they are report. kathleen, welcome. good to have you with us. you heard davidmendel a moment ago describe the ipo climate right now as a balloon not a Ñzñ bubble. i'm not sure that's not a distinction without a difference. that is how you see it? >> yes. we think there is some ipo madness in the market currently. and particularly with the biotech stocks and the cloud, the fast-growing cloud technology stocks. >> so people look at the ipo price, how an ipo does on the first day of its trading and how it does a little bit of time later. based on that gauge, how are the companies that have been going public this year doing so far? >> well, so far this year the average ipo first day of trading is up 22%. that is much higher than the norm about 13 to 15%. although it's not as high as it was in '99-2000 when many of those first day pops were over 50%. but the 22% number that we're seeing currently is just not a sustainable number. so we don't expect to see that continue. and there'll be some adjustments to pricing to put a little bit more reason into the market. >> i

david werner, robert did some interesting work on hoover. the fishing president about hoover and flyfishing richard norton smith uncommon and i know you have interviewedwith him before and margaret hoover who recently wrote a book not about hoover directly but about his ideas and american individualism. is there anyone to add and have we left anyone out? >> guest: there are many monographs that we wouldn't have time to list but these are very eminent people. i knew all of them and know all of them except for mr. lions who passed away any years ago. one of the things that has happened in this generation is scholarship has taken off. partly because the papers were opened in 1966. up to that point people have to rely on newspaper articles and so forth and now we got to see the hoover story from the inside there has been a kind of a boom if you will and hoover scholarship and maybe more detachment about him as time has passed. some of the emotions of his era have faded so i'm happy to be in the company of those scholars and have spent time at the hoover institution and the hoover presidential library in iowa. >> host: that's right. what is the difference?

david who was freed after the conviction of rape and murder. he spent 23 hours a day in solitary confinement waiting to be executed. john edward smithwas released 19 years after he was wrongly convicted of a drive-by shooting in california. around a quarter of death row convicts exonerated over the last 20 years said they had given false confessions due to pressure by police many misidentified by eyewitnesses. ford's lawyer said it has been a long fight for freedom. >> we've been working on this for decades, literally. we hope that it will be the first day for him to start a new life. >> when says laws are complex and vary between states. advocates are asking for federal money to help men wh to live lis they lost and start living again. >> a gas explosion has caused two buildings to collapse in new york. two people are confirmed to have died. 18 people were injured. emergency crews are still searching for anyone who might be trapped in the rubble. it watell us what happened and what is happening now. >> reporter: well, the investigation is ongoing, and so is the search for people who may be missing in the rubble of those two buildin

smith. it was reported that oprah winfrey is teaming up with david simon to make an hbo mini series about whatn luther king, jr. i'm sorry, that brings us to the end of round one. the store boards are working. kate has 200 points, jeff has 200, norm at zero. this is the 200-point round we're going into. again, 100-second round here. i'll give you updates on the time as they give them to me. it begin with this. this coming tuesday marks a special election for a house seat in florida pitting republican david jolly and democrat alex sync against each other -- >> bill young. >> they're vying to fill bill young's seat. e-cigarettes promoted as a safer alternative to bakko cigarettes were banded in public spaces by this major u.s. city this week? we'll call time on that. it's los angeles. los angeles banned them in public places. first lady michelle obama will be making her third solo trip outside the u.s. when she visits what country later this month? kate. >> china. >> china is correct. >> under a minute left in this round. 200-point question. to the delight of hypochondriac, president obama will