mcguire. >>> good afternoon, ms. mason. >>> good afternoon, commissioners, heidi mason. first i want to applaud the proposal to allow all ramp medallion holders to be able to purchase the regular medallions at half price. i believe that will be a great change and i think that will be appreciated by many people in the industry. second, i am troubled by the provisions on leasing back to the taxi companies. and if i could maybe turn your attention to page 5 of the staff memo, and this is in the penultimate paragraph that says that staff will choose companies to lease based on demonstrated performance. well, the price transportation pays, this approach may be putting the cart before the horse. i would urge you to instead put in place some standards for companies so that they -- companies have a fair opportunity to compete for those lease backs. i think that there was a bit of process that was skipped over here and i urge this commission to ask that question and to reject this proposal either in pa

i have heard commissioner mcguire and others say, why do so many my name as opposed my badge number but i gather from the comments there's other pieces of information to which folks are protesting and maybe we should take time to make sure we understand the dispatch needs for that information. >> this goes back to director reiskin's point that the original requirements are part of the electronic data requirements meant to substitute for the paper weigh bills the taxi drivers currently use to fill out while they are driving. those are based on the desire to capture this information that is kept currently in a pre-waybills. those requirements were developed for this idea of how this electronic access system could be implemented so the data elements that you see in the legislation before you, you see them as amendment because when we originally has this two years ago, they were identified as requirements. it is apparent that the data was generated by an axis service permit holder not a color scheme permit holder, that is why you see these amendments moving them from a permit requirements f

are you mcguire? he was trying this new app in my cell phone, he was getting a cab for a lady. my name comes up and it's kind of weird, people don't even know my name. i was going through a lot of papers, this one back to 2000 when i was a commissioner, august 2000. the proposal from a firm in berkeley, and website taxi dispatch, virtually identical to what flywheel does. even had extra features, downloaded all the activities that the cab does; it even had four different alarms, this was august 27th, 2000. how did we get into this position where we did not have this? i'm standard the cab companies have invested a lot of monies but we have to have this now. a particular app. i have a concern. i heard the contract has already been awarded to some unknown firm without a real track record. that is kind of -- that is disturbing. in the goals that you have i ask did you remove the word " ridesharing", we don't want to give this illegitimate companies any loopholes. >> -- electra cab. i don't necessarily disagree with the application, it is a good idea even though i believe maybe unne

with that, catherine mcguire can present, and i'm happy to answer questions. thank you. >> thank you, connor. supervisors, thank you for having me today. my name is catherine mcguire. i'm the director of finance at the juvenile probation department. i don't have a lot to say, but we certainly can take your questions, but i thought i would give you a quick overview of the grant and the model of the reentry team or reentry unit and just talk a little about the outcomes as a result of that three-year pilot that we had instituted in 2009-10. essentially, the grant is for $461,000 funded by the second chance act from the department of justice, and this is one year in duration, a continuation of the -- of a three-year grant in the amount of $66 0,000 from fiscal year '09-'10. the model really is dedicated to youth returning from long-term commitments and it involves a collaborative approach including the -- a judge from the court. there is an assigned judge to the reentry team, excuse me. probation officers, social workers, all both in the public defender's office a

daniels and mcguire went to st.eter's square every time the white smoke might appear. >> the election of a new pope has only taken place a few hundred times over the past 2,000 years, so even to be alive during is something, to actually be here is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. and i think, you know, for many catholics, it's a sort of spiritual pilgrimage to be here and to receive the first blessing from the pope. >> reporter: daniels says she couldn't be more excited about the selection of pope francis. she is confident he will work to renew the church. >> to have a pope, to have a leader means that we speak in a clear voice, and i think that's "%pcatholicism is that we speak a clear voice. >> reporter: matthew niggemeyer and michael dion are both studying theology at the prestigious pontifical north american college he in hopes of being ordained as priests. they too say they're thrilled with the election of the new pope. >> what he does is gives us an overall vision to say, to lead us to see who jesus chri

mcguire refer to is a function of the flywheel app, it identify the driver by name at one point; they have evolved the app; then now to define the driver by a name, at one point it was a nickname. part of the data that comes out of the dispatch system is what driver is behind the wheel, but apart from that there is no driver personal information coming through unless the app provider puts it out there and again that is something we address the terms and conditions. >> is and that the issue? if they are in industry, privacy concerns about some of the information we would put in our terms and conditions of the app provider, you cannot put commissioner maguires name in a way that the customer or police officer would see it. that is something that should be addressed in the contract design stage. my point would be that since we will be holding that information, and really our only control with what the app designer does is to the terms and conditions is i urge to be sensitive to the issues the drivers are raising and include that in the terms and conditions so that these apps are not free

ashley mcguire with the catholic association. >> it couldn't send a more clear signal, france is known for reforming the church and a simple man of humility. two immediate clear signals about what kind of papacy pope francis wants to have >> reporter: he has established a simple life. >> when he was elevated to cardinal opted not to live in cardinal's palace, but a humble apartment. cooks his own meals. there was a picture of him tending riding a bus to work crammed in with all the people. new >> reporter: one thought about the story of frances of assisi. >> christ said francis, go and rebuild my church. i thought of that yesterday when they said his name is francis, he is here to renew the church. >> reporter: another thought about the message of the gospel. >> think about it, jesus walked among the people and came to die for all of us including everybody, rich to poor. all. >> pope francis wants to communicate and wants us to share with the news. >> reporter: vatican city, rome. >> joining us is dr. cornelius becker. a professor at regent university. dr. becker this is someone wout s

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>> the car was driven by a charter named niki mcguire. police say this whole thing could have been a lot worse a half hour earlier. it could have been really bad. >> the breaks went out nap sounds like something that would have happened, you know, when the brakes went out, somewhere cut the line. >>> two people come across a possum trapped in a window well. >> i think he's been stuck down there for a while. >> how this brother and sister teamed up to pull the possum to safety. >>> and posing as a patient to prank sentence. >> hey, hey. how are you? >> good. my intlg doing great. >> is it sthp. >> yeah. >> the strangest part about this whole deal is hanging around a if you like shrimp, then you're going to love four kinds of shrimp, seasoned just right and served in three new combinations. at sizzler! >>> what you are looking at is a possum. but it is not where it should be. it's trapped in a window well. >> i think he's been stucking down there for a while. >> he's not just chilling on the snow? >> though. this happened in tiddley park, i

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. ~ >>> hi, mary mcguire, i'm a taxi driver as well and i want to address the uninsured vehicles roaming our streets. these companies, lift side car, they advertise themselves on the internet as being safer than taxis. really, really? they have no inspections. they're not green, by the way. i thought it was a green city. is any car newer than 2000, and they have no insurance. they require that the potential customer waive their legal rights before they hire the vehicle on their app. this they do knowingly. there is no random drug testing for drivers. there is no fingerprints for drivers. the background check is really a very simple consumer grade credit report like if you're renting an apartment or maybe you met someone on the internet and you wanted to date them before you get more serious, $30 gets you the background check. they're calling their fares donations. they are not required to pay state or federal income taxes. even though these companies themselves are not listed on the irs website as charitable organizations, go look it up. the drivers are not required to submit their socia

jeff is a top producer and partner with mcguire real estate.with us. >> thank you. thank you for having me on. >> san francisco is one of my favorite cities but it has always been pretty expensive. the average listing price is about $1.5 million. average sales price year to date is a bit over $1 million. currently there are about 640 active listings on the market. but for california? that's actually pretty low inventory. you have got fantastic listings for us. the listing price is $595,000 dollars. >> it was a two bedroom one bathhouse. close proximity to silicon valley. very nice tastefully re-done kitch kitchen. a two-car garage and close proximity to silicon valley. >> i'm going to move over here. it was listed at $595,000. it sold for $781,000. the taxes, just over a little bit of $9,000. but it's only 1,000 square feet, which i find interesting. let's go to the second listing. it's located at 231 mullen. it's under contract right now. >> it's $959,000 is the asking price. there are certain things that i can't get into on the contract. in t

thank you. >> dede mcguire, thank you. >> old is better. >> i agree.joyner, peter shankman, and david, thank you very much, i appreciate it. very much, i appreciate it. >> thanks, don. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live during this show, a man convicted of killing a rabbi could walk free, and prosecutors say it's the right move. >>> more than 30 years after it launched, the voyager is close to leaving the solar system. >>> plus, an nba rookie suffers from a fear of flying and anxiety. but he says the nba doesn't support mental illness. he joins me live. >>> i was the passenger on an extremely devastating one-car accident. >> supermodel nikki taylor thanks the people who saved her life. >>> it is a top of the hour, everyone, thank you so much for joining us, i'm don lemon in today for brooke. within the past half hour, president barack obama received one of israel's highest honors, the jewish state's medal of distinction. you saw it right here live on cnn. here's the president toasting the man who gave him the award, israeli prime minister s

mick mcguire who was bill ackman's right-hand man.lot of new guys coming out that aren't as well known. cheryl: we were talking about bill and carl icahn and the herbalife story, and they're pitted squarely against each other. i'm assuming that's something you're going to stay away from. >> yeah, we're going to stay away from that. that really hasn't happened in the seven years that i've been following activist situation, and i'm not sure it's going the happen like this in the next seven years. we respect carl and bill very much, and we would never take a side against either one of those. cheryl: i know you know carl icahn, what makes him tick, do you think? >> he's just investing. he loves what he duds, he love -- does, he loves making money. making money and investing, i think, is really what he's all about. cheryl: making money but also, i mean, he creates a lot of controversy. >> well -- cheryl: there's got to be a piece of him that all -- >> all activists create controversy, and, you know, most activists at least, and that's the

. >> joining me now is ashley mcguire, senior fellow of the catholic association.nd john allen, senior vatican analyst. father albert coutier. ashley, your reaction upon hearing this pope elected. >> i think initially it was surprise. i was in the square, and there was a few minutes where people were looking at each other, wondering if they had actually missed the announcement, because they didn't hear a name they were looking for. >> it was very difficult to hear in the square. >> it was very difficult. but i was so moved by his initial words and the way that he actually bowed and silently received the prayers. and a friend of mine, she speaks italian, was translating for me and was telling me that he was saying that your prayers are a benediction to me. and so i was so moved by that and by his humility. >> in terms of what happens now, john allen, i mean, what are the next several days? what -- how does this -- this man who has not worked inside the vatican bureaucracy, how does he take over the vatican bureaucracy? >> in terms of what's going to happen immediate

help but think that many of the things, ryan, in the case of jodi arias seemed similar to melanie mcguire's so much things set up to look a certain way but on scientific analysis look another. >> exactly. and as vinnie was saying, scientific analysis tells the story. and if you have those inconsistencies, then a jury will focus on that and say, hey, wait a second, this doesn't make sense. so you look at all the things you lined up and you see a case like that, there are so many people that think they can outsmart the authorities. but when you have a situation like that with so many different things coming back to bite you, it is just impossible. >> and then as beth so aptly pointed out, we have a casey anthony. so who knows what will happen when the jury gets the case. thank you to all three of you. stand by if you will. i like to call the infamous tif. the top five countries in the world that execute the highest number of people. do you think the good old usa is on the list and if so, who are our brothers? find out. our examination of the death penalty in this country because jodi arias is

. >> john mcguire who served ten years as a s.e.a.l.s.is. >> it is possible that someone not sure who got the target. i find it unlikely. doi think that the guy wlo did make the shot, you'll never know because he's going to take it to his grave. >> indeed, current and former members of the s.e.a.l.s. team 6 say the point man who might have fired the shot that medical report -- mortally wounded bin laden will not talk about it. peter bergen's account of how bin laden was killed is in line with what happened. "esquire" magazine sent cnn a statement saying its story is well sourced and stands by it. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> none of them are supposed to be speaking about any of this. >> they take this to their grave. >> yes, it's all out there now. >> not so much anymore. >>> well, what is the world's most dangerous city? you might be surprised. we'll tell you after the break. she may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec®. powerful allergy relief for adults and kids six years and older. zyrtec®. love the air. has oats that can hel

my sister, nobel peace laureate laurie mcguire of ireland was arrested and myself and everies were arrested in lafayette park when mr. bush decided to invade iraq. i believe in nonviolent protests. i believe that is my right under the constitution. i did not pick up a gun and use that to indicate my righteous indignation at inswrussties. >> anybody in your family own guns? >> my brother has been a hunter since he was 12. >> steve or he other one? >> good god, no. no. my schizophrenic brother's guns were locked away so he couldn't get to them. >> do you talk to your brother about the guns? >> sure. >> whappings between the two of you? what's his politics? >> in the early days i went rabid about it. when i was younger i was very -- oh, i was a little more lacking in sympathy. for lack of a better way of putting it. we used to fight about it. but he has helped me understand that for hunters like himself, he hunts whenever he can, but he cleans his own animals, he eats all the meat he hunts. he's not a -- how does he call them. he's not a trophy hunter, he's not a dirty hunter, is what he calls

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we have not seen a string of gains like this since jerry mcguire was the number one movie in america. we're talking 1996. the s&p took a late day run at its record closing high, but couldn't quite get there yesterday. and people seem pretty relaxed. the vix, the fear gauge hitting another six-year low yesterday, as well. now, the trend has certainly been our friend. get this. the dow has not been down any friday this year. futures today, they are down a fraction, but not a whole lot. but how about this? if we rise today, guys, it would be the first 11-day winning streak since late 1991 going into 1992. and there's plenty of economic data, as well. excuse me. it is early. we start at 8:30 eastern with the february read on inflation. the economists expect headline cpi to rise by 0.6%. while the core component kicks higher by a more modest 0.2%. in other words, inflation expected to maintain. at 9:15 a.m. eastern, we're going to get industrial production and find out how much capacity to utilize in march. speaking of the markets and the economy, our own steve liesman caught up with new t

with us once again, ashley mcguire, a senior fellow with the catholic association who has been good enough rome herself for the historic vote. we know they're the verying now. how long does the process take? >> well, you know, i think it can depend how long that it takes but typically if the first vote, you know, you've been saying they vote in up considerps. they take four votes a day. so if the first vote isn't conclusive. usually within 90 minutes they take another vote. which is why people think if a third vote today was inconclusive, which it looks like it probably was, because potentially would be voting right now and we could hear the results sometime around 7, 7:30 tonight. it could be anyone. people were expecting the results of the first vote or technically the second vote but that, they were expecting that around noon but it ended upcoming around 11:0. some people were still making their way down to the square and missed the smoke. jon: speaking of the smoke, the vatican obviously steeped in tradition. we knew that chemicals were added to make either the black or the white smoke

speaking now is george washington university's bob mcguire. >> a working group, and the brand new website initiative called focusonhaiti.org. allow me the opportunity to recognize and thank my two colleagues in arms for putting together this important initiative on haiti. that would be scott freeman and megan pierce. she's in the back. we will officially launch the website with a short presentation on it by may. over the past few years, the caribbean nation of haiti experienced a series of major events. a little more than three years ago, in january 12, 2010, it was struck by a 7.0 magnitude earthquake, which we all know about. in late 2010 and early 2011, presidential elections were held in haiti that ultimately, following a controversial vote counting process and runoff election, yielded a new president, a political novice named martelli, previously known as a singer and performer. over the past two years following the inauguration, haiti struggled with political tension between the new president and the opposition parliament as it has also had to deal with the continuation of earthquak

part of the initiative that doctor mcguire has launched includes a website which incorporates a bibliographyopment and also small blog. so i'm just going to demonstrate very quickly how the website worked up about the contributing authors to both posts on our blogs and to contribute to our bibliography. on hope that you can deliver a variety of posts. related haitian development events in addition of glenn andy grider district of columbia a. would also reflect a recently published articles related to haiti. that's all very interesting. and then we have a link to our bibliography on this tactic basically the bibliography functions as a more efficient use of scholars. all of the publications on our bibliographies are put into separate folders. so if you're looking for information related to gender and government issues or agriculture or education, everything is there for you. they we have a tab which is related to caribbean current events to sort of keep in perspective haiti's role in the greater caribbean area to confront we have an events tab you can see here. anything coming up in d.c. we w