hollis. nothing like this amount has ever been levied against any taxi company, large or small, for any offense. third, and despite your admonition, s.f.m.t.a. has not addressed how its policies have changed to create a fair system of investigation and progressive discipline that would apply uniformly to all taxi companies. instead, the department has unfairly muddied the waters. it has been uncooperative, unprofessional, sensationalist, disrespectful and even contemptuous of the process in a mean-spirited campaign to put mr. hollis out of business. to recap, m.t.a. disrartded the direction to examine its own policies. it made no effort to meet with us to discuss alternative penalties and perhaps in the most arrogant and blatant move, m.t.s. -- m.t.a. disregarded the simplest of directions in submitting a 10-page brief. m.t.a. muddied the waters by dredging up past allegations for the sole purpose of creating prejudice. the department mysteriously linked the tragic death to -- of taxi drivers

hollis. if you disagree with a verification -- with the revocation of his medallion, we believe the revocation of his color scheme permit our monetary fine is important and should be done. thank you. commissioner fung: mr. murray, part of the reasons why we continue this case, it was not clearly stated, at least for myself, we understood the fact that you brought ford -- that you brought forward with this particular medallion holder. what i was looking for was some type of nexus between the penalties that you have written a new statute verses what you have traditionally done in similar instances related to not only the workman's comp, but the other issues. and what you have proposed in your brief. i don't see that nexus. i have given you an opportunity, if you like to respond to that. >> >> so, i mean the way that i'm understanding the question is why were things done a certain way before and being done a certain way today? is that correct? commissioner fung: no. let me be more specific then.

. >> hi, i'm holly. commissioner joseph: you are welcome to make a presentation, holly. >> i am looking to open a comedy club. it is at that address and has been there for six years. it is a historical landmark. i am sure that you are aware of the space and it is really lovely. we're hoping it will increase activity in the area. there is no happy our venue at all in the area. -- happy hour venue at all in the area. we are hoping to provide an upscale menu as well. i am now looking to postpone on the suggestion of officer gallagher, it would provide for a late-night breakfast venue on saturday night -- friday and saturday night from midnight until 4:00 in the morning. we would like to provide tableside service, bananas foster, with the possibility of live music. the concern from northern station was that any venue that might be open after 2:00 in the morning might provide a venue for an savory activity. i would like you to know that my intention is to provide a more sophisticated and elegant environment f

but luck, -- good luck, holly. [applause] >> we have a pause for everything. -- a pplause -- applause for everything. 7b, doing business as a place of entertainment. commissioner joseph: mr. castro, are you coming up? -- miss castro, are you coming up? >> hold your applause, people. i really want to or read this entire background again for purposes of review. this is an application for only a place of entertainment. there is a liquor license. i will just go to the update. the last time the applicants were before the commission was april 2010 and the commission directed the applicants to work with the entertainment commission staff and the police department, and with the broadway entertainment and cultural association on outstanding issues that were brought up at that time. since that time, they have completed sign off, including a sound tats which they passed, the health department, the fire department, all of those are attached. they have had regular contact with the police department and the staff in turn -- in t

hollis says that is untrue and he at all times carried to insurance policies. i want to make that clear for the record. commissioner garcia: i do not know if this would flow with the other commissioners, but i am getting a clear picture of this. i am going to swallow that next comment for a second. i think that we should revoke the color scheme, but also think we should suspend the medallion for a year. commissioner fung: i was thinking along the same lines -- suspension of both for one year. president peterson: i support that. vice president goh: i would support a suspension of the medallion one year, but i would not revoke the color scheme. that goes back to the regulatory authority. it is providing inconsistency. commissioner hwang: i am thinking back to the prior hearing, where we had a lot more testimony and argument on retaliation and differential treatment. that stays with me when i think about the penalty. i am hearing more now from miss hayashi. it helps eliminate some issues. i think i would be more in favor of a six month medallion suspension and a o

hollis to say there would be a fee for repainting and for changing affiliation.

that is holly giving her dad a kiss last father's day. isn't that so sweet?nd then holly has been getting on the treadmill, taking it easy, trying to get back into shape. i love that little cat, oreo. and proud parents of lady here, an english mastiff and a great dane mix. send your pictures. look at that face. what a great day to take your dog out to a nice little walk. >> we appreciate it. >> it is so hot on their paws sometimes. >> still ahead. charity work is is going new heights today. we go over the edge for a gravity defieing stunt like none other.> d stinky tradition gets ready to rock your senses this weekend. is. >>> good morning to you. a little bit of fog to start the day. wherever you are you will likely have sunshine by later this afternoon and that's a gootd thing in san fran is sis co-where dozens of people will repel 38 stories. they are raising money to help the special olympics athletes. about 100 people have signed up for the drop. you can see a hand full of daredevils attempted yesterday as ap preview. >>> and the garlic festival returns

shawn chapman holly entered. >> larry: so who is her attorney? >> shawn chapman holley. >> he offered to pay for the appeal through me and offered to do anything possible to help his daughter. >> in court today, the court actually said there was no notice that shawn chapman holly was relieved of the case and no notice robert shapiro was the new attorney. >> larry: you have to give notice. >> it's like a divorce, people can split up and two years later the divorce is final. an attorney can withdraw from a case and later the notice is final. the new attorney has to be in. my suspicion is with robert shapiro in the last few days, things perhaps disintegrated between attorney and client. >> larry: was this handled poorly? >> all i can tell you is i have great respect with robert shapiro. i don't know what was going on behind the scenes with him and his client. i hate to second-guess him. the job offer the attorney is to zealously advocate for the liberty of the client. he said he would only represent her if she first went to jail and go to his privat

that comes from holly pattenden at business monitor international, a risk consulting firm. for the record, bp is one of many clients that seeks information from her firm. welcome, ms. pattenden. >> thank you. >> what can you give us of the significance in change of leadership at bp? >> the most important aspect is that tony hayward is going. he's been so unpopular because of the impression he's given, both with the u.s. government and with the broader u.s. public. and this change of leadership is really a way to try and restore bp's reputation in the u.s. >> so is his departure more about show, the pr image war or the substance of change in direction for bp? >> i think it's both. certainly bob dudley's tact and diplomacy are going to stand in his favor when he has the enormous task of rebuilding bp's reputation with investors and the public. but also, he's going to have to bring in really quite broad reforms to bp. one of which is going to be making safety absolutely paramount in all concerns of the company. >> we heard today also about this incredible third quarter $17 bil

i found out, when i moved to my current house, my house had been moved from the reservoir site at holly park to where it was. there was a woman, this was 20 years allege, who had seen the move. she was a kid. she described it coming on a wagon, pulled by a mule. it was basically being breaked by the mule. because it was coming down a hill. and that was just information in my neighborhood from a woman who had lived there for a long time as a kid. and the time is getting further and further away from when these existed. but i think the best thing is humans. and maybe tchutch societies that have senior members. >> yeah. no, if you go to almost -- almost all of our members -- we're a nonprofit organization. so we have a whole membership program. almost all of our members are these kind of people you're talking about. people who grew up in the city, are getting on in years and have these memories. they point us to a lot of other people, people that maybe aren't on the internet who live in their neighborhood. we interview them. if you go to outsideland.org, you'll see some examples of the int

the most today meets famous as holly intend to have us a little safina fame for a few modern pop music next. you know. how long. i'm going off and today my guest in the studio is. sufi now. he is on the list of the most beautiful people according to people magazine he's performing in the world's best offers. sometimes he also works with music but does classical music really need to be in the minutes to survive in the twenty first century the famous italian tenor is here to talk about. the central safina comes from a telling family with a strong singing tradition at an early age she discovered a passion for singing and by the age of nine decided to dedicate himself to. but his interests became broader bands like you to genesis and inspired him to experiment as a result started recording successful albums alongside a famous italian pianist and composer. they recorded a single which talked several european charts recorded a soundtrack for a popular movie featuring elton john. david bowie to mention a few two years ago he recorded and then to woodward a famous british soprano song bright n

the girlfriend staggers over few apartments knocks on the door the woman her's name is roberta lisa hollis talks to this woman for a few seconds and that is when she realizes the woman had been stemmed meanwhile her family comes up from the back of the apartment to check it out that's when according to them this 61 year-old man she fires a shot hit her killing her at the apartment complex placed did arrest the 61 year-old man they're not releasing his name at this time and we don't have the name of the 48 year-old woman who was stabbed. a pitcher of the woman was fatally shot and killed here she had been married 15 months shows in the apartment at the time with her husband as well as her older sister they believe this man probably had friction with her because the few months ago another girlfriend according to them apparently he was abusing her she comes over and they put a rope for a little bit and perhaps according to then he never forgot that this time since it happened another woman knocked on the door according to them that may have set him off. hopefully we'll hear from the police de

i had the opportunity to meet holly reese and other parents, and holly told me about her son and daughter's battle with fragile x and the family shared stories and photos and it motivated me to get involved. i started by -- by participating in my first fragile x walk in canton, illinois, three years ago. and three walks later i am as committed today as i was then to work to find a cure. because of holly, parker, allison, and all the people affected by fragile x i was inspired to establish the fragile x caucus along with congressman delahunt and my friend, congressman harper. the caucus is growing and we are educating more members daily about fragile x. and we have also successfully fought for more research funding for fragile x at the national institute of health and the department of defense. we organized the first congressional briefing on fragile x, we released the public service announcement and we continue to make finding a cure for fragile x syndrome a national priority. . i am proud to serve on the caucus with two of the most dedicated members to the fragile x cause. the co-chairman,

me, sharon osbourne, leah remini, sara gilbert, holly robinson peete and marisa jarrett -- >> holly robinsonan "because i said so". >> i asked my husband. he said, it's too confusing. it's good. >> maybe i'll send him an e-mail. >> this show will do what exactly, do you think? >> you should feel when you tune in, you're watching a bunch of girlfriends talk about what everyone else is talking about, everything from tiger wood to, you know, the aisle spill but through the eyes of mothers and how this affects our families. essentially. >> i like it. >> goes on this fall in. >> yes. >> we'll be ready for that. >>> in the meantime, since you will be displaying your day-to-day expertise as a mom on this show we have developed a mom quiz for you. we have --. >> get ready? >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> through the eyes of mothers -- here's your first question. what is the cost of raising a child until they are 18 years old? here are your possible answers. $100,000, $200,000, more than $200,000? >> until 18 in i think it's more than $200,000. >> and the answer is -- >> ding, ding, ding. >> yea!

good luck, holly. and currently do not and have never had a credit card. should i get a credit card to build my credit? i pay my student loans and my bills monthly. a new credit card would hurt me in the end, what should i do? >> the good news is she doesn't have to have a credit card. she could buy a car, get a car loan, try to buy a home. they're going to want to see a credit record. so the truth is i would tell her, yes, get a credit card. here is the key. they aren't bad. it's how we use them. if you use it responsibly, pay it off every month. pay it on time, you'll quickly build a credit score and then the key is that first card you get, use it for a long time. the longer she uses, that helps improve the credit score. i would say go get that credit card and a lot of great websites, an example bankrate.com, lowermybills.com to look for credit cards. >> a lot of 25-year-olds can't get a credit card because they don't have that credit score. >> so it's a catch-22. >> get a secured card. this is a car

and i said, "holly, where do you get those numbers?" just make them up, just whatever comes in my head." i said, "well, some people say those are good numbers, 'cause they hit." he said, "well, i don't know, but they just come to me." >> narrator: news, sports, and the funnies all helped to make the courier the leading black paper in america, and that leadership was about to be tested in crisis and victory. [explosion] >> when the bombs drop at pearl harbor on december 7, 1941, the blacks, who are very patriotic and want to serve in the war, go to the enlistment stations, and they go to the marines, and they're told by the marines, "we've never had blacks. we're not interested in having blacks." they go to the coast guard, and the coast guard says, "we've never had blacks. we're not interested in having blacks." they go to the army air corps, which we now call the air force. army air corps, exact same answer. "we've never had blacks. we don't want blacks." they're just turned away. >> i went down to volunteer. and the naval recruiting o

your wife, holly, is with you this morning. and so, we all want to thank her personally for commitment and her sacrifices along the way. i must tell you, general, that her understanding of your doing your patriotic duty as you are now doing again, taking over the command in afghanistan, for understanding and support of that is truly inspiring. we thank her. we profoundly thank you, mrs. petraeus. i also want to express my gratitude to general mcchrystal for his great service to our nation over three decades. it takes strange bounces at times, and working through them with the dignity and honor, as has general mcchrystal, is a hallmark of leadership and of character. the challenges in afghanistan are in many ways as complex or more complex than those that general petraeus inherited when he assumed command in iraq. recent news reports indicate that progress in afghanistan is spotty. casualties among u.s., isaf, and afghan security forces are higher. while some normal activities have returned to helmand, and surge in violence cont

just reported southbound 101 at holly street. just came in. not sure if anyone is injured in the crash. here's mark. >>> we're taking a live look outside with our oakland camera in the upper 50s. you can see the clouds but also a few breaks in the clouds. but it looks like the process with the clouds breaking up has already started but still a relatively cool day around the bay area, at least compared to last weekend. we have the fog and drizzle this morning. cool coast, mild inland and just some minor changes over the weekend. slightly warmer as we head into thursday and friday. today probably one of the cooler days of the week. santa rosa right now, 52. san francisco, right around 53. san jose, mid-50s and fairfield, still those gusty winds, in the 50s as well. right now, right around 54. here is a look at the overall weather pattern. we also have the fog bank just offshore that's deepening the marine layer. it's been cooling off and for today, the eventual temperature range will be from the upper 50s say out towards ocean beach and the barm

holly, what's your question? >> hi, joy.sources in nutrient i might be missing such as protein or iron. i'm going to be using my university's dining hall this next speser and i was looking for good tips for choices i can make. >> because you're a lacto vegetarian it will be easier for you because you're allowing yourself to have cow's milk, dairy, and eggs. both of those items are high quality protein foods. there are other of high quality protein foods, the soy foods, soy nuts, tofu. quinoa is a great green because it offers up protein. you could also get veggie burgers at the campus dining hall or keep them in your freezer. most items are pretty inexpensive. when it comes to iron, all those protein foods with the exception of cow's milk, dairy, also have protein. the beans and lentils. and also leafy green like swiss chard, item-fortified grains, cereals, dried fruit like apricots, raisins, figus and th baked potato with the skin, you get a little iron well. but to increase the absorption of that iron in the plant-based fo

. >> holly robinson pete. >> sharon osbourne and other folks are going to start this talk show on cbs. i love that. >> it's untitled right for you. do you have any idea -- moms speak? >> we've bep thinking about that. >> lonmy night have some ideas. >> mom speak. >> mom speak? >> i don't think that's going to go too far, quite frankly. >> how about, because i said so? >> oh, that is good. >> that's really good. >> julie, let me know what you think about that. very excited for you. congratulations. very excited for you. congratulations. >>> your local news is next.,,,, "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the special interests have chosen their governor. how about you? headlines... six people were killed this morning when a greyhound bus crashed in fresno. the bus wa los angeles >>> good

more than 30 police officers were searching for a 20 year-old holly idea long after he jumped off jumpedk and ran away from police. he is wanted on felony warrants assault with a deadly weapon and cruelty to a child. the time now is 10:51 a.m.. and you can see the clouds are really broken up over the last few hours and whether looking better here by the bay and the coast. the coast and inland area has sunshine from the get go this morning and you'll be right back. 1055 time for some technical us and some new piccolo quick peek at some new microsoft technology. microsoft has teamed up with macy's so the public can get a sneak peek at microsoft connect. they could revolutionize video games. it's like a week without using the controller is stand in front of them and use your body to control it the sensor the sensor picks up your body and make sure movements. waiting from side to side jumping up and down kicking this is the first on my experience it and it was a blast. the motion control was very accurate my only complaint was that it was a very difficult work out because removing your whole

in other words, we pump it in and pest trobal -- it's probably a lousy analogy but if you think of holly tree rings. you want to go into the first tree ring and fill that with mud and then cement it so it's closed and then once that's done the tree got smarle. you drill back through what you just did, you're in a smaller tree. there'll be successive drills between the casing and the well bore and go into the casing itself. 10 that's what's going to happen when they get down there. that's the reason you heard a variation on how quickly those could happen. if you had to go clear to the inner part after the tree, it'll take clear to august. if you find oil in the outer part and close the well at that point, it could happen earlier. that's why we say mid august. but knowing the coffin the well bore and the amount of pressure it can hold is really important because the more pressure it can hold the easier it will be to fill the well and kill it. . >> i am wondering what about the seismic tests might have convinced you to move for it? was there a particular fact, result of the test that may be

and labor reporter for bloomberg news, holly. [applause] bloomberg news. [applause] >> don blankenship heads country's most talked-about co's because of his extensive involvement in local and state politics. but in recent months, he has been at the center of news stories and congressional investigations related to a saster at his company's other big french mine in moscow, was virginia -- montcl, west virginia. before the mine explosion, he was the subject of a book, "cold river." as a child in deaf west virginia, he had no indoor plumbing. as a young man, you work in a coal mine to put himself through college. he became an accountant and which is way up to head the country's fourth largest coal company. with current legislation making its way through congress and investigations continuing, mr. blankenship continue to be a figure in the news this year. he is here to discuss his views on the need for more surface mining. please welcome don blankensh. >> i want to thank everyone for being here. i want to give some protection -- perspective on three things. >>