i will single out one member of the public, john han. i thank him personally. as i state my support, i want to be clear with everyone. this is not the last stop on addressing the availability of taxicab service in san francisco. this is what i view as the first of many steps. we will review this pilot and see how it goes. we are issuing an rfp to see if there is a greater demand for full-time cabs. if there is not, we will get that information. i do believe as i have spoken about extensively, we should explore open taxi access and ask the advisory committee to look at that issue and see if that could benefit service in san francisco. once we have the results and the -- of the study and ways to address dispatch and service issues directly, open taxi access or otherwise, we can take additional steps as needed. i would favor this proposal with thanks to the staff with the understanding this is the first step to address the biggest issue facing the taxicab industry. it will come as no surprise that i am happy to see this coupled with a significant service increase

john hall han please. >> i'm sharing time with deputies murphy, sullivan, wallace. i'll be very brief. like everybody else i was horrified about this particular report. that the abuse went unreported is utterly reprehensible. i will now call on the government to break off diplomatic relations with those who shield hill. i believe the papal nunzio should be sent from iland, the office stripped of its title, the teen of diplomatic corps, while the ambassador should be removed from the vatican. if any other foreign government conspired to break the law here, their ambassadors would be expelled. at happened here is that the vatin, a soveign state, has refused to cooperate with the investigation into the criminal conspiracy against children in this country. they instruct us, our citizens, their priests and their bishops, not to comply with our law and to break our law. we will not tolerate this from any other government or any other state. ireland has a legitimate claim that the vatican state has breached the league of principle of ninterference in the internal affairs o

john hall han please. >> i'm sharing time with deputies murphy, sullivan, wallace. i'll be very brief. like everybody else i was horrified about this particular report. that the abuse went unreported is utterly reprehensible. i will now call on the government to break off diplomatic relations with those who shield hill. i believe the papal nunzio should be sent from ireland, the office stripped of its title, the teen of diplomatic corps, while the ambassador should be removed from the vatican. if any other foreign government conspired to break the law here, their ambassadors would be expelled. what happened here is that the vatican, a sovereign state, has refused to cooperate with the investigation into the criminal conspiracy against children in this country. they instruct us, our citizens, their priests and their bishops, not to comply with our law and to break our law. we will not tolerate this from any other government or any other state. ireland has a legitimate claim that the vatican state has breached the league of principle of noninterference in the internal

john hall han please. >> i'm sharing time with deputies murphy, sullivan, wallace. i'll be very brief. like everybody else i was horrified about this particular report. that the abuse went unreported is utterly reprehensible. i will now call on the government to break off diplomatic relations with those who shield hill. i believe the papal nunzio should be sent from ireland, the office stripped of its title, the teen of diplomatic corps, while the ambassador should be removed from the vatican. if any other foreign government conspired to break the law here, their ambassadors would be expelled. what happened here is that the vatican, a sovereign state, has refused to cooperate with the investigation into the criminal conspiracy against children in this country. they instruct us, our citizens, their priests and their bishops, not to comply with our law and to break our law. we will not tolerate this from any other government or any other state. ireland has a legitimate claim that the vatican state has breached the league of principle of noninterference in the internal

their precipitations in hand and -- prescriptions in han and get ready for what may come in the next 24-48 hours. in a little while we'll check in with john roberts at atlantis beach in north carolina, get an update on the preparations ongoing there. gregg: in the meantime, martha, more than 10,000 people evacuated north of sacramento, california, residents of about 4800 homes in lincoln told to get out. firefighters, battling a fire engulfing a rail car filled with liquid propane, reporter alisa harrington with ktxl in sacramento is live at the scene. how dangerous is this situation? >> reporter: well, they did evacuate more than 10,000 people within a 1 mile raidous, that propane tanker is still burning and firefighters say at this point the best thing they can let it do is burn out. that tanker has been burning more than 18 hours now. it is filled with 29,000 gallons of propane and is sitting right next to other tankers holding about half a million gallons of propane, so a very dangerous situation. firefighters have four fixed hoses soaking the tanker to cool it down. that's their plan of action at this point. they say they cannot dire

john pistole, head of the security administration. this is a little less than an hour nafissatou diallo. -- han hour and a half. congratulations to all the member who is received awards during their individual breakout sessions monday and tuesday this week. would you please stand to be recognized? we're proud to have you on our team. [applause] we now begin the afternoon session by focusing on the very important task of keeping our aviation system safe. like safety, security is all about eliminating or mitigating risks. the question is how do you continually improve the system when the threat is often difficult to identify and resources are getting scarce? discussing that now will be an all-star panel including captain moak and our moderator, the first vice president, captain sean cassidy of skeaian airlines. sean? >> good afternoon and welcome. i'm captain sean cassidy. the first vice president and as jay said a pilot for alaska airlines. we're pleased and honored today to be joined by the chief executives of the transportation security administration, alpa. and vice president of security and facilitation airp