here is a picture of an illegal limo. there is no way of identifying these cars if somebody is a salted or loses something in the cab -- is assaulted or loses something in the cab. some of these people have been fired by other companies or cannot get tired. hiyashi and taxi services is implementing, or trying to implement, another plan to make it more bearable with open taxi access, which would allow people in under-served districts to look of their computer and see where the cabs are. [tone] supervisor mirkarimi: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> i am a yellow cab driver. i am a night driver. this is the very first proposed legislation i have seen. the best one i have seen that addresses many issues of our industry, 10 years at least, we have had town meetings, and meetings, and we are talking about the same issues. this addresses many of them. the obvious ones, corruption. doormen, i have not taken a ride to the airport out of many hotels. it is absolutely ridiculous. this also addresses public safety. many

basically, hotel operators send limos, legal limos, to pick up passengers who would normally take a legitimateab. these limousines are not regulated. you have no idea who will be driving them. the people getting into these vehicles don't really appreciate the nuance of that situation. you have the legal taxicab's out there operating, picking up passengers, and their service in the northeast part of the city. they're not in the southeast part of the city. the proposal that has been brought forth by the director is an excellent one. fines with more than cover the cost of enforcement. replacement medallions, by taking these vehicles off the street, if we replace them with legitimate medallions, that would produce millions of dollars in revenue for the city. i will take just a moment to address -- i'm sorry, a supervisor cohen's concerns. we make an effort to service the entire city. particularly, we have a regular customer in the bay view. we make an effort to stay in contact with that customer. we create incentives if we are having difficulty filling the order for a driver to go out there. we ar

they are trying to solicit rides to the limo. those guys have been blocking traffic for a solid hour. the symphony is not like the opera. it is not a society event. people do not take limos. >> christopher is the last person who has turned in a speaker car. >> good afternoon. i would like to protest the structure of the review process. the means by which the taxi industry and the way it has been attempted or not so well attempted to be fit into the miscible transit authority. there is not currently an actual forum. drivers can come to this meeting. this is highly burdened with other sorts of work. the taxi advisory committee as the only forum. its mandate is to review the medallion sales program. the taxi advisory committee is clearly meant to be a mouthpiece for your transformation of the taxi industry and perhaps an entry-level transit job in your organization. if that is your agenda, please let us know that some of us are unhappy with that direction. as an indication of that, some of us have noted that there are no union repre

horror stories from people who have accepted drives from illegal limo drivers.ell, if your flight down by a driver you did not free about its illegal. they're looking for ways to make it harder for illegal taxis to operate by adding stiffer fines. if you're an illegal tax or limo and something goes wrong you could be left out in the cold. sfo, stanley roberts, kron4 news. >> streets around russian hill will be closed while film crews shoot scenes for a new tv show called " ultra as coach. they will include simulated gunfire so if your in the area be aware that. >> darya: over the weekend there'll lot of movies that made sluggish, a little sluggish because of the super bowl. ticket sales down 25%. the roommate $15,600,000 critics hated it, people bought tickets. second placesanctum $9,225,000 it is about explorers trapped underground in caves during a storm and no strings $8,400,000 . we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues firefighters are on the seeing rain near the castro district, says the fire in the area in a week. live report coming up. 6:00 a.m

at least two of the injured were hid by debris when the limo hit a light pole. witnesses tell people police vehicles ran the red light. >>> a neighborhood in hillsboro is not happy with its new view. the college of san mateo has removed more than 200 large trees that shielded the tobin park area from campus lights. the school says the removal was required by fire mitigation. residence are demanding the college replace the trees and they've started a petition drive. >>> the teachers uncertain for oakland's jack london aquatic center, the nonprofit that manages the facility saying it has to hand management over to the city queue to budget -- city due to budget problems. the city is still working to find a way to keep it open. >>> a classic match-up for super bowl xlv, the packers and steelers did not disappoint. kim coyle is here with more. >> good things come to those who wait. this is the 49ers had the first overall pick in the 2005 draft and went with alex smith. cal's aaron rodgers played 24th to the packers. i bet he's over that by now. rodgers and green bay

there are some limo drivers that pretend to be taxi.so why you care as long as you get a ride home? it's a ball, first off there are plenty of licensed cabs at sfo you can tell them by the sticker that reads authorized taxicab. there will be in one location not right at the door. a second and most important many of illegal taxi drivers may not be insured or even have a driver's license. they're a bit more stories from people of accepted a ride from illegal limo driver posing as a taxi. one way to tell if it's illegal, if your flight down by a driver you did not rebut that it's illegal. the mta is looking for ways to make it harder for illegal taxes to violate by making stiffer fines. if something goes wrong you could be left out in san francisco international airport, stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> good evening everybody what kind of shape is pop low-end? it was answered today when he showed up at a preseason media of found it supposedly he shed 30 lbs. with the help of barry bonds. there doing training together in the off-season. inde

the warriors with the nba trading deadline tomorrow, four years ago, wright arrived by limo as the eightll pick in the 2007 draft, today he was shipped to new jersey. coming out of north carolina, this guy had the length but was always -- injuries plagued him. you are looking at deron williams, he goes from salt lake city to the new jersey nets for a host of players. he made a lot of headline as couple of weeks ago. congratulations to the women's basketball team at mission college for picking up their first play off in in the 14 year history of the program. and tiger woods, still, 2011, without a positive step. today in a play event, he drains this baby on -- on the 18th, the play off hole, but the first play off hole, woods, trouble. way out into the desert. he was a one seed. next shot is no better. tiger woods loses in the first round of match play. winless in 2010 and 2011 so far. san jose state won 72-79 over new mexico state. the young kid he had in here, oliver, had half their points, 36 of their 72 and they won on esnen on national television. >> wow! >> all the stars come see yo

. >> yeah, and you know, i was in the car and the limo driver was fantastic -- >> jimmy: in what way? quite insage are you going to be okay. i said i think so and he said, well, you know, you get in there and they're taking photos of you. you might want to find someone to navigate -- if you do, mutt your hand on my hip. my wife said that's a flattering thing to do. >> jimmy: wait a minute. in fact -- >> oh, do i have a hand on my hip. >> jimmy: there's your dress. [ cheers and applause ] that's the limo driver move. >> he also said i looked like "black swan." i thought it was kind of funny. >> jimmy: that's nice. you'll never use him again. >> no, he was so great. i. >> jimmy: you liked him. >> i did. >> jimmy: did you get to meet fun people at the show. >> i did. >> jimmy: who are you especially excited about meeting. >> there's certain people i can't meet, though, i'm too shy. i saw ray lamontagne. what am i going to say to them. i love you, obviously but i had kind of an "in" because gwyneth was there. >> jimmy: and performed. she's been on glo. >> so that was an easy in. kevin and

the presidential motorcade or big armored limo coming back from whatever it was with people lining the streets to get a glimpse of him. at this point in his life he decided what america needed was a revival of the thumbs-up gesture so he had been traveling around the country sums uping people. no justice souter demand so well. as we were driving back he was froms uping people. we reach a certain point and some young man may be in his 30s got under the sawhorses of the police tape or broke through the secret service line. i don't know how he got so close but there he was maybe a body length or two from the presidential limousine on my father's side of a car promoting a different hand gesture and had an entirely different digits in my father's direction. you couldn't hear him through the bullet proof glass but i believe a word beginning mother and ending in another word was being deployed as well at the same time. my father took this in and without missing a beat turns to us and says i think it is catching on. that was my dad. i suppose i should say because you have probably heard about

. >> basically a placard used by a limo driver. out he was worth a lot of money, kidnapped him and killed him because they didn't get the money timely. that is particularly problematic. >> reporter: but tech analysts say it could happen to pin. >> really, it kpegives you information. >> reporter: they're putting personal data right into criminals' hands. it's something michael gidry is keeping an eye on. >> social media is changing everything. i can find out everything about you by just a couple of keystrokes. >> reporter: now, keep in mind once your name is in cyberspace, it's pretty much there for good. social media are urged to use privacy. but they warn that may not be enough. >> thank you, george. >>> president barack obama plans to visit the bay area this thursday. and at this point the white house will only say that he's meeting with leaders in the business and tech communities. and that's about all they're saying. here is the president touring a plant last may. as far as this week's visit, what we do know is there will like

. >> after the retirement party belvda took him home in a limo. >> 28 wonderful years. >> way to go. >> that's it for this week's second look. thank you for watching. josh: we really don't understand and don't know when an f5 tornado

i can't remember what it was, but we ran the presidential motorcade in the big armored limo coming back from whenever it is and there were people lining the streets, waving and all that. at this point in his life he decided what america really needed was revival of the thumbs-up gesture. so he's been traveling around the country homes have been people in a gesture of her suited a man so well i have to say. as we were driving back, he was thumbs-up in people people the window of the car. we reach a certain point in seven youngish man, maybe in his 30s or so somehow got under the sawhorses of the police paper broke to the surface and i don't know how it got so close to the car, but there he was, maybe a body length or two from the presidential limousine on my fathers side of the car. he was promoting a different hand gesture. and he had an entirely different we sit in my father's direction. you couldn't hear him through the bulletproof glass, but i believe the word beginning another in ending and another are word was being deployed as well at the time. my mother i can brother takes a soli

so big limos, small statues. one british export in particular has attracted plenty of buzz. it's "the king's speech." the question is will it go over a big winner or will "the social network" reign supreme? >> it's the size of a circus tent, how fitting. and the main attraction is arriving. it takes more than a week to get the red carpet ready for hollywood's elite. this year they are a diverse bunch. >> i heard the rifle and i felt the ball. you missed your shot. >> among the contender "true grit" classic western remade by the coen brothers. the boxing drama "the fighter" christian bale and ma lisa leo are picked to win in the supporting actor category. >> he never would have won sanchez without his brother. >> natalie portman could add to a string of awards for "black swan." >> i need the alka rhythm. >> and "the social network" which won best film at the golden globes has eight chances at the oscars. >> jack and jill went up the hill -- >> leading the field with 12 nominations is "the king's speech." it's this year's critical and commercial phenomenon. >> so thrilled how

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these birdies for most of her life says the more natural this is really the more positive it's by limo they make sure their ratios as a liter comes from the soul and ukrainian soil our country is friendly every person coming here for the twenty twelve couple feel it and this is literally a transfer the positive emotions of our land every family uses one of. those pushing this is the need to hold what will become the unofficial emblem of the euro twenty twelve championship the sound feeling stadium next year in ukraine and poland will tell how successful they have been. r.t. reporting from kiev ukraine. american billionaire donald trump could be the next u.s. president as the twenty twelve presidential race nears he joined possible republican challengers who've been trying to win over conservative voters in washington all artes he was there. if you've been wondering who i am one of you. could possibly are we going to let washington co-opt the tea party i one day become the next u.s. president. while i'm not at this time a candidate for the presidency i will decide by june whether or not

we had an accident with a limo and regular sedan. they got into a crash but they were pulled off already and the chp is clearing the lanes for us. westbound traffic is just a little better. it's about an eight-minute delay. also, the morning commute northbound and southbound 101 is awful in san francisco. avoid 101 right now and use 280. if you are just going a short distance, why don't you use city streets because you don't want to be on the 101. look at southbound 101 there is obviously something going on there. and this morning's commute here in san jose is slow. northbound 280 traffic is going to be busy as you head up to the -- up to the 17 area. the 101 thing i was talking about, there is an accident, southbound 101, i really hope that slowdown in san francisco does not lead all the way down to candlestick park. that would be heinous. let's go to steve. >> that's not good, sal. >> skies are clear. not too bad at the surface. there you go. sunshine, future's so bright. i'm tell you -- i'm telling you today. we start off with 30s

there's some limo drivers that pretend to be taxis. why do you care? it is simple. for stopped there are plenty of licensed cabs. you can tell them by the stickers that read. they'll be on one location, not at the door. second boston pour into issue may be injured or even have a driver's license. there are horror stories from passengers that have accepted rises from people posing as a taxi. if you are flagged down by some and that you did not pre book is illegal. the m d a is looking to make it harder for them to operate. if you are in an illegal tax your little you could be left out in the cold. as san francisco international airport i am stanley roberts for kron4 news. >> face book is looking for real estate. where? we'll get a look at new office space for it at face book giant. where are all the jobs? we will break it down for you. plus, advertisers the cost to get you to watch. >> well, sunny skies and gentle breezes. a summer like day. brian tells us of the discord to be sunny as it is today. >> is going to be sunny. great temperatures. it is nice now. a beauti

when the president gets here around 8:30 he's gonna get from his limo into the plane and then he willregon where he's going to tour a manufacturing company in oregon and then it's off to washington, d.c. reporting live at sfo, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> former president, bill clinton, ises here in the -- is also here in the bay area. he's due to speak at a computer conference in san francisco later this afternoon. and there's word that the president has banned the news media from his conference at the moscone center. the website cnet.com is reporting that there are signs posted because of contract restrictions, anyone who has a media or press badge will not be allowed in the speech. >>> it's 8:03. this morning you can still see snow on bay area mountaintops from the storm. this is a live look at mount hamilton. mount hamilton is closed at quinby because of snow and ice. sown helena, the chp closed the road after several accidents and spinouts. the roads will be closed until tomorrow. many people are driving up to the area for the weekend. but getting there won't be easy. it

i will send a limo out for anybody that couldn't get here and the metro. i am david hoffman. i am a contributing editor of foreign... >> in terms of numbers, the kgb -- >> we're interested in more and more visitors speaking here. it did a lot to help us put this together in a short period of time. in an earlier period i was a moscow correspondent for the washington post. those of us who remember when it was like to be a correspondent even before me in times of soviet union will recall correspondents were prohibited from going 25 miles outside of moscow without permission from the authorities. it was a very difficult environment and i know peter osmosis is with us today, was a correspondent in that time and remembers it more vividly than i do. and after the soviet collapse when i was a correspondent, there were all so many risks to being a correspondent. since 2017 russian journalists have been killed including many who foul sometimes on their own and sometimes under coercion to the new authoritarianism. today we have a chance to talk to two journalists working in today's russ

he says for his entrance, "i would be the guy from 127 hours, my arm stuck in the limo car door and ito cut it off to get to the red carpet" that's topical. that's topical, that one. >> steve: that like double topical. >> jimmy" yeah. this one's from i_for-an_i. "i would come in a 20 ft tall robotic likeness of me. then i'd squat and give birth to myself on the red carpet." [ laughter ] that's ingenuity. that's -- that'd be a first. >> steve: yeah. that'd be a first. >> jimmy: yeah. lady gaga might take some of these ideas. these are twisted people that send in tweets. i love them. from alexshoves. he says, for his red carpet entrance, "i'd come out as one of these slutty teen on 'maury,' go on stage and scream, 'ya'll don't know me' until i'm out of breath.'" he goes right to the stage. [ laughter ] "ya'll don't know me." this one's from @dkrook. he says in his grand entrance, " the giant nose from double dare shows up, marc summers is screaming, and a kid with knee pads pulls my body from a nostril." [ laughter ] that'd be real oscar moment. where is mark summers? he's on the food n

some limo driver's pretend to be taxis. so why you care is long as you get a ride? simple.l by this feature their reeds authorized taxi. it will be in what locations not be the door many illegal taxi drivers may not be injured or have a driver's license. there have been more stores from people who have accepted a ride from the legal limo driver. one way to tell if it's a legal limbo if your flag down by a driver you did not rebut it is illegal. they are turned find it harder to make them harder to work. if you're in a legal taxi or level and something goes wrong you could be left out cold. >> as those of u.s. common or a story idea let him know at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.com, during. streets around russian hill will be closed this aptiva e series is being shot. they will have assimilated some fire so eager that going on that's more than likely why. it will do that all day long until 7:00 p.m. tonight. we will say goodbye for now we will give you more news at 4:00 p.m.. and we will see you back here at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. have been safe.a good day.

six people were rushed to the hospital, two pedestrians injured by flying debris when the limo hit a light post there. police investigators say none of them face life-threatening injuries, but there were so many of them, that's why the hospitals were put on alert. early reports say one of the cars may have run a red light. if we get more information, we will updpat day-to-day you. >>> three americans accused of spying are on trial in a closed-door courtroom in iran, no observers allowed. the attorney for shane bauer, f josh fatal and sarah shourd says he is confident all the accusations of spying will be proved false. these are serious accusations. if they are convicted of espionage, the three could be sentenced to death. they were arrested in july of 2009 for crossing the iranian border where they say that they were hiking in iraq. sarah shourd is not present at the trial. you might remember, she was freed on humanitarian grounds in september. >>> e gyp's largest opposition party, the muslim brotherhood, is in talks with the government this morning on ending that country's political

start, you know, during his -- after the inauguration he walks through the streets, he gets out of the limo as a sign that his presidency would not be like all others. his efforts on reform were, again, pretty bold at the time but a reflection that he understood voters didn't want the same old kind of politician. did this inevitably doom him to failure? i don't think. i mean -- i don't think so. i mean, i came to it that way. not just the expectations, but i had the similar bias. i saw early in the his presidency he had some successes, and he, in fact, had some pretty good poll numbers early on. and i think it's more about kind of miscalculations politically and a failure to counteract the opposition that was rising rather than a belief that it's impossible to live up to the expectation that he himself set forth. >> you mentioned the iran hostage crisis and the iconic image of carter hunkered in the white house, but you didn't say anything more about it in the talk. i'm wondering, you know, if you do some counterfactual history and say carter was able to bring those hostages home either dip

i get remember what it was but we're in the presidential motorcade and the big armored limo coming back from whenever this is the people lining the streets to get a glimpse of him leaving in all that. at this point in his life he decided what america really needed was the revival of a thumbs-up gesture. but he'd been traveling around the country thumbsucking people, no gesture ever suited a man so well i have to say. as we were driving back, he was thumbsucking people out the window of the car. we reach a certain point in some youngish man, maybe in his 30s or so somehow got under the sawhorses of the police tape or broke through the secret service. i don't know how he got so close to the cars, but there he was maybe a body length or two from the presidential limousine on my fathers side of the car. he was promoting a different hand gesture. last night and he had an entirely different digit wasted in my father's direction. he couldn't hear him through the bulletproof glass, but i think a word beginning and mother and ending and some other er. my father takes this all in and without miss

the limo confessions.playboy." >>> star watch is on. >>> then, in depth, the truth behind carrie fisher's massive weight gain. >> i'm terrified of scales. >> what she didn't tell oprah and inside jenny craig's kitchen. >>> and -- is billy ray comparing his daughter to anna nicole? their broken father-daughter bond. >> this is destiny hope right here. this is miley. >> now, from hollywood, "the insider" is on. >>> cbs correspondent lara logan after her sustained sexual assault and beating in egypt. welcome to "the insider." i'm lara spencer. >> i'm chris jacobs. thank you for joining us. we have the latest on justin bieber, elizabeth taylor and bernie madoff. the first interview from prison. >> first, let's go to tonight's top story. >> we want to turn now to that ugly attack in egypt. >> lara logan suffered a beating and sexual assault in cairo. >> pictures beamed a across the worl of egyptians celebrating, a barbaric attack was unfolding. >> all of us were shocked at the attack on lara. >> our thoughts an

take a limo ride before the last one. be like the guy who said, "95% of my money, "i spent on wine, women, and song. the rest i squandered." enjoy your money. that's how you get more, more, more. let me give you a real-life example of more, more, more. this is actually a client that we had. 12 years ago, they came in to do their planning. we talked about the things i just talked about with you: creating their plan, not the government's plan. we recommended life insurance. again, i don't sell it. i'm telling you based as a tax advisor using the tax code. we recommended life insurance. we recommended long-term care, checked beneficiary forms, see how they own their assets, the good planning that we do for all of our clients. they came back 12 years later. so we went through our notes, took out the notes. they were sitting there, and i said, "did you do the life--" "yes, we did the life insurance," did the long-term care, checked beneficiaries. they did everything. they were the perfect client. i'd never even seen a client t

you hire a limo, you'll pay your share. you want to join salts saddle and cycle club, you pay your share. and we give two tax cuts, one on the energy bill, one on the sales tax. and that is essential to do, given what just happened in the general assembly that, the middle class families have a tax cut, which they need desperately, and we can also balance the budget by changing the reforms you originally talked about, charles. and that makes chicago a place where businesses want to invet vest and create the jobs here. >> did you thank you. mr. del ville. >> we have an antiquated system. the amount that mr. rahm is talking about is a minuscule system. the question is, why are we only proposing this at this time? because it sounds good. we're going to lower your taxes, we're going from 1.25% to 1%. and most of the families aren't going to see the difference. and so why don't we talk about the property taxes that are choking families and businesses in the city of chicago? that is the issue that we should be debating during this

the caption is, i am 14 in a limo feeling alone and overwhelmed. >> pretty sad-looking. >> yeah, it isre going to start -- of a big music career. >> that i didn't want. i didn't want to be a singer. >> but your dad wanted it? >> this is then. i got my first recording contract when i was 14. i wanted to be an actress. i wanted to go to college. i wanted to go to pepperdine university, study business law. >> even then that's what you wanted to do. >> all my friends did make it to pepperdine. i was a sweet kid. >> miserable. >> unhappy. i was a good girl. >> you had such discipline growing up. why do you think with food it fell apart? >> such discipline in other areas. that was my thing. it comforted me. or it could have swung the other way and not have eaten at all and been anorexic or purged. >> you did binge though a lot of the time. looking back, janet, do you believe you have had an eating disorder? do you think you have an eating disorder that you have to be on top of? >> i'm not going to say that i don't. no one's ever told me that i did. so there may be the possibility that i do.

kate will be in a limo, not a glass carriage. >> let's talk about other famous celebrity dresses overncess diana's. >> she requested it. her husband at the time tommy mattola, she requested vera wang make her a dress like princess diana's. but her train was 27 feet. >> had to be longer. >> a little bit longer than princess diana's. >> as we are talking about british royalty we have to talk about american royalty. when caroline bissett married john kennedy show wore her friend's design. >> it was quite a risk. everyone including calvin klein was surprised. >> made the career. >> it changed this guy's life. >> then chelsea clinton who we saw marry in july. very simple. >> she had two dresses, too. she changed for the reception. i's not that uncommon what kate will do. >> that was a gorgeous dress. >> we saw katie holmes and tom cruise when they were wed in italy in 2006. tell me about her gown. >> katie said she wanted to take tom's breath away which she did in this armani gown he designed personally for her. >> it's a gorgeous gown. we appreciate you being here. rob, thank you so much.

you hire a limo, you'll pay your share. you want to join salts saddle and cycle club, you pay your share. and we give two tax cuts, one on the energy bill, one on the sales tax. and that is essential to do, given what just happened in the general assembly that, the middle class families have a tax cut, which they need desperately, and we can also balance the budget by changing the reforms you originally talked about, charles. and that makes chicago a place where businesses want to invet vest and create the jobs here. >> did you thank you. mr. del ville. >> we have an antiquated system. the amount that mr. rahm is talking about is a minuscule system. the question is, why are we only proposing this at this time? because it sounds good. we're going to lower your taxes, we're going from 1.25% to 1%. and most of the families aren't going to see the difference. and so why don't we talk about the property taxes that are choking families and businesses in the city of chicago? that is the issue that we should be debating during this