one of the colleagues had a side car and based the vehicle on a photograph, no one lookinga the tires or under the hood. these vehicles don't meet cleanirra standards like ceqa. they don't have ada compliance, et cetera and as was pointed out uber is distancing themselves and the vague language that puc made and the driver is providing service at the time of the accident so that leaves the public without any protection. i do want to say that the economy of the taxi industry is completely being eviscerated and if the city had a corner store every three blocks and the proprietor makes a living and the neighborhood gets served but this will cannibalize itself with our industry and it's an extraneous point and selling the taxi medallions and the millions of dollars and whatever money was taken from the -- taken off the taxi drivers pails in compare if this program fails. >> again it's a puc issue, a taxi commission issue and officers as enforcement issue if they don't have insurance they should be pulled over but the officers aren't clairvoyant and can't guess about it and i am trying to

controller's report on a number of those items and i am guessing those are already being analyzed and lookinga at reports and the budget analyst reported to us from the recommendation and six month report backs to the budget committee on progress, and my hope even from the five years ago from the bicycle plan from 2008 i think it was even goal number eight aggressively increasing funding for bicycling is something that the city has not lived up to, so my hope out of this discussion and even for the mta to have better tracking and some of the other suggestions that we get a better bang for our existing buck and that we are looking at strategically improving our spending so that we can truly be a bike friendly city so with they just wanted to move that we continue this hearing to the call of the chair and that we continue to work with the mta to look at the additional scenarios that were presented in this report and how we might meet different funding goals as well but that's my motion that we continue this to the call of the chair. did you want to make any remarks supervisor avalos? >> thank yo

we're going to be all over this tonight because we're going to blow apart the business show tonight, lookingations end up costing through through the nose, especially when we don't follow any of the mistakes that we had with corrections. we just compound the sin, tonight on fbn. >>> hello, everyone. i'm andrea tan tearose along with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, and greg gutfield. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> well, president obama was telling americans one thick about our mission in afghanistan and telling his aides another behind closed doors in 2010. that from the former secretary of defense in his administration who just did a cable news interview with our own sean hannity last night. >> as late as december of 2010, he was still going out in front of the public and announcing the results of the latest review and saying, you know, we're moving ahead. we're doing a good job.

to blow apart the business show tonight, lookinga at how good intentions end up costing through through the nose, especially when we don't follow any of the mistakes that we had with corrections. we just compound the sin, tonight on fbn. >>> hello, everyone. i'm andrea tan tearose along with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, and greg gutfield. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> well, president obama was telling americans one thick about our mission in afghanistan and telling his aides another behind closed doors in 2010. that from the former secretary of defense in his administration who just did a cable news interview with our own sean hannity last night. >> as late as december of 2010, he was still going out in front of the public and announcing the results of the latest review and saying, you know, we're moving ahead. we're doing a good job. we're accomplishing what we set out to do. but i think behind the scenes, he was -- he was continually worried that the thing wasn't working and expressed those concerns, in large groups as well as face-to-face. >> well, not only