i know paul gillespie, he's a wonderful person and knows what he's talking about.i was promised a medallion in 2000 when i signed up with the city to receive a medallion when my name came up on the list. ok, they called me. they want me to buy it for $250,000. have you lost your mind? i worked all my life to be in a better position as a cab driver. i served the public with my heart. i've been held up, attacked and persecuted by cab companies, customers, the airport, you name it. you can see it in my face. i paid my dues. where is my medallion? not to mention, where is my $300 i paid to get the medallion back from the city? ok. small city. seven miles. three miles is critical. 39 castro south of market downtown. all uber. we can't lose the airport. we will not be able to live. we will be homeless. you need to get this. and the airport has got millions of uber, 10,000 a day. 400 cabs there and you're saying we're causing the traffic problem. do the numbers. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> andrew son, president brinkman, members of the commission, th

have paul do the insurance, who actually files the work requirements for me, b i don't have access to a computer to do it. >> reporome of the confusion will be resolved with time, cindy gillespies. new, people struggle with it. so that's why we tried really lerd to set up ways for pe to come back and talk to someone >> so how would you explain the % fact that 80 or people required to reporthours are not reporting work hours, they're too unmotivated? >> s some are just not-- they don't value the insurance, they're not using it. that's what you do hear from some people. >> i would find it very surprising that people don't want to be insured if its not costing theming. >> but it costs them something if they then have to begin to engage in activities, report something they don't want to report, etc. >> reporter: back in bersonville, mcgonigal's law have made some progress. they convinced the state to give him a "ause" exemption. but thanks to additional red tape, he still hasn't been able to get any of his meds. meanwhile his hospital bills have piled up. on t day we visited, he opened bills totaling more than $4,000. >> ion't know how i'm ever going to pay it. >> reporter: but ev