. >> good afternoon, mark gruber with san francisco taxi workers alliance this shouldn't be a fiekt between uber and taxis except they have made it one. it seems more like a fight between uber and everybody else, but let me get to some of the distinctions. we have fewer than 2 thousand taxis in san francisco. uber at last count by their own numbers had over 16 thousand vehicles that was back last december and because they're growing exponentially, we know that it's got to be a much higher number now, a representative of lift said they had tens of thousands of vehicles in san francisco, this was through the mayor's disability council last fall, so we're talking about exponential numbers of vehicles, taxi drivers are trained in official school that is are accredited by the city, they operate under city permits, nothing of the kind with tnc drivers. another question or issue i would like to bring to your attention is enforcement if you were to allow the tnc vehicles and i would like to have the overhead. this is an add for an uber like of glowing light up sign, $24.99 and you can be an uber or

i think during the high water mark of gruber video comments, there was a statement like we found the gun and will win this case. and there was a lot of confidence. and at least as i read it, there seems to be waning confidence in the outcome and also increasing worry about okay, if we win, what does the next day look like? do you think there is going to be a next day bill ready to drop that just fixes the problem? >> it's hard to predict exactly what is going to happen. the republican party as you see by the size of the republican presidential field is not a top-down system. it's a very sort of democratic robust debate oriented system at the moment, unlike the democratic party. so could the question we have now, what approach will they take? there is a couple different things. is there a full replacement idea to do? and is there a bridge and should we combine them? some people are saying well, this is a chance if obamacare is really falling apart as the lead-in package suggests, that is a chance to give a packet saying we want these people, because some of these people can't afford h

gruber who says i am too stupid to understand health care economics. and after thinking of that i'll mark my ballot and go home. so, thank you for your time, sir. >> and you're looking at live pictures from outside the supreme court today. 150 you can see a lot of people are waiting on the gay marriage decision. that could come down today. that could come down on monday. we don't know. the supreme court is sometimes hard to read and hard to follow when they're going to do things. so that's why you're seeing a lot of people lined up. but we're talking about the health care case this morning on the "washington journal." james tweets in this question -- is there principle lick really a in america who had mitt they're uncomfortable with the way john roberts became the rural of the land? greta brawner is following the news. guest: what was the reaction from wall street yesterday from the sixth street decision? stocks for hospitals went soaring. ruling boosts hospital stocks and this is what "u.s.a. today" says. health care fifths trounsd insurers with gains of 7% showing who the real winner of