mr. lawrence. i've been a resident in this city for foy years. we'll have a bunch of people saying service service by not one mention about income this is a income and fee driven industry. the hotel wants more cabs but they don't want to pay for them. i have a ramp taxiing madalinas and you sucked four and a half thousand dollars from me on fees. that's what this industry is all about it freeze. and i want to find out you have a bunch of apps out there and nothing in your report thrills how many there are by you have 2 thousand extra cabs not in your report. and i see limousines and cab cars picking up people and it's not in your report. your whole management is dysfunctional. who's making the money in this business? it's not the cab driver. we don't have medical, dental pensions or employment. at the same time i have an out of control app base that's only going to greer grow it's not going to dissipate. i thank you for your time >> here's 7 companies of the sf weekly. >> good afternoon fellow directors. i went to the town hall meeting last week

mrs. david lawrence. hello, david. >> good to see you again. >> great to have you back. you're doing so many amazing things. >> thank you. >> i have to tell everyone a secret about you that most don't know. you're a marathon runner? >> i get out there and run a little bit. >> a little bit. a marathon is a little bit. right. >> i have done new york and chicago. >> wow. >> and that is impressive. cooking and running a restaurant is something of a marathon in its own right, isn't it? >> it is. cooking and some good food with running. keeps me in shape to meet as much as we want and that is why i run. i love to run and could be. >> you love to cook, eat and run and that is a great combination. >> how long has 1300 been open? >> we celebrated a five-year anniversary. can you believe that? >> i can't believe that. >> and. >> is like president obama, you know? >> exactly. >> the power comes into your hands and they is bring that distinguished look on. >> david, you won amazing awards the last few years. >> i go back to washington every year. this year, i got to get into the pre

. >>> now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." mr. o'donnell, good evening. >> rachel, i'm reading your lips because i have no real sound in my ear. i just heard your laugh. that came through. we have been having some control room trouble. april 1st, it turns out, to america is of course april fools day and to us here at msnbc, it is the happiest day of the year, the rachel maddow birthday. what are you doing? you're running out of the building now. where are you going? >> i'm going to go home and try to imagine that i'm not 40 because apparently turning 40 means that i feel 80. >> here is how it is going to be easy to imagine you're not 40. go home and look in a mirror. >> you are very, very nice to me. >> you look like a 25-year-old in that mirror. >> you are very kind, lawrence. thank you very much, i am crawling under the desk. >> thanks, rachel. >> there she goes. >>> tonight, the republicans trying to rebrand themselves have actually finally met the real enemy, and he is, of course, a very crazy republican. >> april will bring i

mr. martin short. >> thank you very much, lawrence. >> for you, this is a crazy world, late-night comedy. by done them all, i mean appeared on the show with them all. >> i think i get your drift. >> and i think we have a picture or set of pictures that we'll show you with every late-night host, except johnny carson. but you were -- you did do the "tonight show." >> many, many times. eight times. the first time i followed betty davis. >> someone -- >> there is jay. >> you know him. yeah. so you know, i went back to rick stengel's great article in "time" magazine when jay took over the "tonight show" and he kind of -- conveyed exactly how important johnnie was to the show. but the headline, i looked at again today in "time" magazine. jay leno, midnight's mayor, and it made me think, yeah, that kind of might have been the stylistic problem for jay, is that he kind of did it a little bit like a mayor, meaning he wanted everybody to like him, and he wasn't the guy who took chances. with comedy the way the other people have. >> well, i don't know. i don't know if you could sit back and really a

mr. cavanaugh, when you saw the investigation unfold this afternoon, when did you have the confidence that we were in the final approach to the final suspect? >> you know, lawrence, when the state police superintendent issues the order that people could go back to a sort of normal existence but be on the lookout, you know, that was the time we discussed some of our colleagues that citizens go back to their house and their garage, walk by their bushes, there's a chance this guy is laying in the bushes, hiding behind the garage, stuck under a car, in the back of a pickup truck. he could very well be discovered shortly after that sound was up. we discussed that with chris matthews earlier and reverend sharpton. it is a citizen that noticed that blood trail and called. there were tactical teams from boston state police and fbi and they got there quick. i think massachusetts state police squad who engaged him in some gunfire, and fbi hrt came around the boat and was able to maybe deploy a flash bang or two and get him out of there. he is wounded in serious condition. certainly we thought he might bleed out, a concern because you can't get up there so fast, but it is

mr. cavanaugh, when you saw the investigation unfold this afternoon, when did you have the confidence that we were in the final approach to the final suspect? >> you know, lawrence, when the state police superintendent issued the order that people could go back to a sort of norm existence but be on the lookout, you know, that was the time we discussed with some of our colleagues that you know, citizens go back to their house and their garage, they're going to walk by their bushes, and there's a chance this guy's laying in the bushes or hiding behind the garage or stuck under a car or in the back of a pickup truck and covery well be discovered shortly after that sound was up. we discussed twhau chris matthews i think earlier and reverend sharpton, but it is what happened. a citizen noticed the ladder, the blood trail. he called right away. there happened to be tactical teams from boston police, maciej state police, atf and fbi hrt and they all got there pretty quick. i think it was the massachusetts state police s.w.a.t. who engaged him in some gunfire, and fbi hrt who came around the boat and was able to maybe deploy a flash bang or two and get him out of there.