>> these are the words that david chiu used to scrip me of my constitutional rights of the 22nd of october of last year. i don't think we will allow public comment for the next speaker. he objected to my single work that i started comment with, which was the word because of the heavy handed with whom you don't agree. i've been thinking about how i would best explain this statement to somebody knowing that the gentleman is a smart, educated person, a lawyer, harvard law degree, but doesn't seem cognizant of the first amendment of the united states or any other laws which protects speakers who come to this chamber. i was given the information that supervisor breed actually

and the cab companies, depending on how organized they were would either redeem that scrip or wouldn't. and then the flight card went into effect at some point and then once they had that monitoring system available, the eight wheelchair pick ups went into effect in january of 2012. >> okay, but the monitoring system, i understand, is computerized and prints out -- can print out the list. you've been here a long time. >> right. >> you know that we used to be able to find a number of pick ups within a general range, anyway -- >> definitely. and also i would point out though that not all of the wheelchair rides go through the para transit program and so as a result of that, the new rule in place, which requires eight wheelchair pick ups says that six of those must be through the flight program and the other two i'm not sure how you prove. >> okay. but tell us how many pick ups has your client made before 2012. >> i'm not sure that he kept good track of it, to be honest. and i mean, i definitely have asked that question and i'm -- it's, like, well, you're on a busy shift, you're supposed

they have a scrip, stick to it. >> we are about to get into earnings season. what will we hear? >> earnings will be okay. the fourth quarter. fourth quarter. all kind of unusual, nonrecurring sorts of things. what i am looking at, what do they say about 2014. if they say my number, i have no clue what tomorrow looks like. that is not good news. more coming out. saying we have visibility. things are a little better. >> what would you tell people? stocks are a better police to be putting their money. are there sectors, stocks within that that you think are the best plays though? >> believing the economy will have its best year at 3%, not a beg numb big number in a decade. lean cyclical. be in the way of improvements in the economy. soen dus tr eindustrial stocks. i prefer softer cyclicals. deeper ones. energy. materials. prefer pricing material we won't get yet. >> >>en -- why do you look them? >> they're not cheap. i don't disagree. we'll get positive earnings surprises. a subset of that. the defense stocks. have done well. more to go. >> bob, mark, thank you for being here on se

. >> these are the words that david chiu used to scrip me of my constitutional rights of the 22nd of october of last year. i don't think we will allow public comment for the next speaker. he objected to my single work that i started comment with, which was the word because of the heavy handed with whom you don't agree. i've been thinking about how i would best explain this statement to somebody knowing that the gentleman is a smart, educated person, a lawyer, harvard law degree, but doesn't seem cognizant of the first amendment of the united states or any other laws which protects speakers who come to this chamber. i was given the information that supervisor breed actually sits at the desk that harvey milk used during his time on the board of supervisors and i honestly did start to wonder what would have harvey milk have said or done if he had heard a public officer say at a public meeting say i don't think we'll allow said or done something. but obviously we have no harvey milks on this board, no one willing to stand up for the rights of citizens to exercise not only their constitut

it's as much it was scripped in hollywood, which is appropriate based on where we are. >> on the links tiger woods scattered out of the gait. he stumbled at tory pines, where he's won eight times in his career. a nightmarish day in round 3. tiger courted seven bogeys and two double shooting a 7-over 79. woods missed the third-round cut. tiger left without speaking to the media. 79 tied for his second-worst score. he shut on 81. gary woodland is the leader entering the final round. that's sports for this hour. >> look forward to seeing you. ahead of the enforcement administration. the bass michelle lienhardt said when the president compared smoking marijuana to drinking alcohol he was being irresponsible and said the comments are a slap in the face to officers who lost their lives trying to keep drugs off the streets. >> two sheriffs said she received a standing ovation. >> the slave theater was a prominent platform for still rights leaders. it's caught and the mittedle of a tug of war. for more than a decade this small theatre was a place for big ideas. including those of the late civi