the required response given this new landscape we're in -- are they old news, have they gone by the wayside and so we'll go through a process on this. this will be through a taxi task force and i'll get to that a little bit later but again we want to have a public process related to reviewing regulations of the -- we're working on improving our transparency as well as a division we want to be very clear in what we're doing and how we do it. the ride integrity system is ready to go. we're linking in all the vendors so we have -- we're excited to get this system up and running. this is the program that all the payment plan vendors will link in and we'll have standard reports and this will save staff time so medallion user reports driver reports and eventually looking toward linking with the system out at at the airport the btm system the brown transportation management system so again the two systems will be talking to each other again trying to improve how we do business. we have a lot of pretty screen shots we'll go through quickly this is the front dashboard so when we log on, staff will b

lot of problems for special services go by the wayside. >> it's good to have the special programs. want kids to have special programs but it's most important that they speak english. that is vitally important. i think there's a matter of proportion here. we are talking a very small amount of money. i want them all speaking english, watching english tv, watching "cops" on tv to learn what they should and should not do. teach them english even if it means taking money away from something else. >> we have gotten into a lot of psychological counseling services. >> it's one big expense after another. >> the goal with english instruction is to get them fluent in english quickly, but how do you manage that, right? how long does it drag on? does it turn into a recuring biling wall program? it's a supreme court decision. you have to educate kids who are illegal in this country. the central issue is stop illegal immigration. it's less of a burden, a financial one on society. >> adam, are you proud of yourself, what you have done? >> neil, put it in business terms. they react to their audienc

city to create a competitive package once again, and it's probably going to have to be done on the wayside. >> he agrees violent crime is down over the last year but it's up from where gas a decade ago. >>> surprise in an east bay courtroom. late today a police officer pleaded no contest to beating a woman with a baseball bat. the crime happened on a residential street in richmond near a home owned by a deceased relative of officer gregory thompson. he worked in walnut creek. the property apparently had been burglarized before. thompson was off duty and parked nearby when police arrived. they found a mask and a bat in his car. thompson pleaded no contest to felony assault, felony vandalism, and being armed in the commission of a felony. the victim will recover from her injuries. investigators say her car had run out of gas and she was looking for help when she was attacked. >>> in san francisco, a 71-year-old man critically hurt after getting hit by a muni rain. he'd apparently been using a walker, which was lying next to the train when police conducted their investigation. it happened jus

. >> the bathing generation has casino of gone by the wayside.e're pretty much shower generation any more. so, rather than have the bathtub, that you lift your leg over, that is a confined space, if you put in a large shower, it is more of the spa type shower. >> some choice when is it comes to showers, and they potentially take up less space than the large garden tub that has been historically in homes. also, if you're a home owner that plans to age in place, warrants to grow old in your home, a shower can be safer alternative for you. >> when it comes to walk in shawls, the design options are nearly endless. they can be customized to fit just about any size, shape, or lifestyle. you can add shelves, seats, grab bars, and more. >> and then that is matter whatever to put on the shower walls, whether it be tile with accent trim tile, or to go to solid surface wall systems. >> updyke says converting standard 5-foot tub into a shower typically starts around $4,500. but prices cents vary, depending on the materials and options you choose. now, while

i put it by the wayside because i was serious about the security of the capital. later when we kept getting complaints from members of congress not from haley barbour or jack abramoff but members of congress would say bob i want to use my cell phone so we looked into. i called the nsa national security agency. they came to my office. i said tell me what's the bottom line of the security aspect? they went ahead and looked at this and we went to a skip firm which is in the capital and that's a private room. nothing bounces and nothing bounces out and i won't reveal the information today because its security in the capital but they said it's okay to do these and if we do them this way. doesn't matter which company does it. the israeli-based company which in fact has an american enemy or the poor american company doesn't matter which one. we do it this way it's involved this way and that's all i can say about them we are okay. so we made a decision to award the contract in what we did with the contract the administrator the house, what we did with the contract was had

that felt pretty quickly by the wayside. he got a lot of difficult things done, like the affordable care act, but this one pretty much disappeared quickly. >> you asked a lot of questions about dirty politics. sciu was12 campaign, the top spender, according to statistics. it was hard to get any examples of republicans. if you look at the records, do they give to republican candidates, or is it pretty much a democratic effort? >> i don't have the figures in front of me, looking through the records, it was overwhelmingly democratic. there are some unions that will give to republicans and support republicans. some of the construction trades, the labors. because of the nature of the people it organizes, low-wage workers tend to be overwhelmingly democratic to begin with. their naturalot constituency. >> you did not get an answer to the pac question. organizations would have giving to packs than individual candidates? >> you can only give $5,000 per candidate, but you can give as much as you want to a super pac. it's a quasi-inde

what do we know about percentages of people that fall by the wayside? >> it is obviously huge. rates thatonversion are single digits. is on thatge now mobile campus. how do you move people from discovery and awareness down the funnel? i think there are three things that make twitter different. they're focused on key trends. the first is algorithmic duration. we get strict -- we get great signals and contextual data. >> you can find the interest. if you have the defining rod that says this person is interested in this kind of stuff. >> the second is human influence, which is all of these influencers on the platform who are there extensively to build a direct relationship with the consumers. stuffive limited-edition that can come from that one-to-one relationship. >> kanye west says he will never touch a product -- if it is a branded product he will not let it touch his hand unless they are paying him. he is the ultimate brand influencer. >> historically those sorts of influencers have been looking for that direct channel. it is why they come to twitter. >> let's say i want to sa

some companies have fallen by the wayside.hey used to have 82% of their sales but now it is less than 1%. >> many thanks. with the s&p 500 near record highs the rest of the world has a long way to catch up. ♪ >> welcome back. volatility looms over the markets. our guest is joining us. we have got to start with collins. .icture friday morning paint the scenario for equity investors here in the u.k. k. if we get a yes vote. hey the picture for us. -- paint the picture for us. haveere are companies who told us about their contingency plans. they will swing those lands into action. they carry on as if nothing has happened. this is a picture of uncertainty. >> what have you been doing? they are the most exposed and that does not mean that they will not be able to export -- extract oil. we dowe do know -- do not know . pendingld be qualification. maybe they scale back on their extraction. what we do know is how much of their user base is but that is not the biggest risk. i do not think for some of the long-term investment it is a pr

someday, and inversion technique may be falling to the wayside as of just out. >> cory johnson, thanku all for watching this edition of the bloomberg west. you get all the latest headlines at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio and all the time on bloomberg.com. see you tomorrow. ♪ >> welcome to "money clip," where we tie together the stories, interviews, and videos in business news. i am adam johnson. a rundown of today, the most influential bankers and investors are all under one roof. we will take you to bloomberg's special summit right here at the big apple. the second largest retailer in trouble. tesco says a quarter of its profit does not actually exist. in world, the ukraine tries a cease-fire attack. we will go underground. in sports, the nfl holds a friday night news conference will be forgotten by monday. it is ay

is that going to be something that is going to fall by the wayside?e way the plan is side is to get rid of article 18. a status inved italy for the trade unions. it is unclear how significant article 18 is. there are only 2000 workers who have used it to get their job back. symbolically it is important. renzi will push ahead. he has there and he will use a decree and put a motion of confidence on this if the parties not behind that. the unions will keep screaming about this but they will have realized that they are on the defeating side. thef he does not get fringes of the party to back in, is he going to lie on forza ital ia to make this happen? maybe this would be a nice bellazona.esent for >> renzi is a pragmatic guide. it would be good to get it done without the support. >> is there a sense he should have done this earlier? he's very much focused on the politics. trying to get the senate power reduced. has he got sequencing wrong? >> it's a bit unfair. at the end of the day, he's been in the job for seven months. the team was not really ready for

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when those guarantees fall by the wayside and the government in the name of security rejects its limitationsves it can regulate behavior, invade any rate, right in the law as long as the goal is security then there is no difference between the united states of america and some other empire that collapsed because it was too powerful for its own good. john: too powerful for its own good suggests they are riding roughshod over everything. >> i agree with you that they do too much. john: this is a case where people not in uniform want to sneak in and murder arrest. >> a constitution that empowers the government to defend us from people not in uniform who want to sneak in here to murder arrest without destroying the liberties that come from our humanity and which the government has taken an oath, everyone who works for the government from the president down to a janitor in a public school has taken the same of to uphold the constitution, not to find ways around it are avoided but to follow it. john: your lawyers interpret the constitution a thousand different ways. >> yes, they do. wish you would

the story, you'll see good reporting from jonathan karl and others and then it just falls off the wayside. >> you see a careful analysis of some people suggesting that this story today is only got the midterms. when they have told us for the last eight months or so that it doesn't matter in the midterms. so why do they worry about it so much? just listen to the testimony. >> why in the world do you think they would not cover -- >> they love obama. >> they don't all love obama, greg. there's been four watergates in the last six years, they don't cover it. i have said this before because fox news covers it. they say well if those guys are going to cover it, then we're not going to cover it. because obama doesn't like them and we still want to go to their cocktail party. it's fox news avoidance syndrome, if we do it, they won't do it. they still want too go to the upper west side cocktail parties and if you talk about benghazi, they're not going to let you in. >> one is going to have to start undermining the president or vice versa, are they going to cover that story? >> i think it will be v

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. >> don't take naked pictures of yourself. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: going by wayside, social. >> jimmy: i agree. going away. >> steve: yeah, going away. gone. >> jimmy: in two years you'll never remember what facebook was. [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: don't take naked pictures of yourself. [ laughter ] don't take naked pictures. do what i do and get them hand drawn by leonard dicaprio. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] draw me like one of your french girls, jack. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] just get leo dicaprio to draw you. >> steve: yeah, carry a a portfolio around with you. >> jimmy: there's another hacking scandal too. did you hear about this? home depot is now investigating the hack of its customer's credit card information. giant hack. bigger than anything. home depot, yeah. they would have targeted home depot employees too, but the hackers couldn't find any in the store. [ laughter ] anyone here? anybody work here? you work here? [ applause ] no, you shopping? i check myself out? no problem, okay. you work here? oh no, you're just -- should i just

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used to think that working hard would translate into moving up commander think that has gone by the wayside. we are starting to see interest changes in service about the american dream. people are much more focused now on holding on to what they have and they are with moving out. other surveys are finding that the desire to own a home has been replaced by a desire to be tax-free and a desire for financial stability. and it makes sense. these are perfect to five perfectly rational responses . but an insecure society has a huge personal and societal cost. it really limits people's ability to trade. i think that is the moment we aren't. so obviously economic growth and an economy that is growing one of the public policy solutions? if the american dream has become just a dream come home to restart and reinvigorate to make it more american? >> are think we deal with the fact that we are pulling apart. we have to pull together. part of doing that is realizing that it does not have to be this way. and so when people experience in security they often experience of like a personal failure like to ha

this is not going to fall to the wayside.t making a estimate we need to cut this out completely. this has only been tested in mice and handful of humans. there is something to be said about what's tried and true that age-old wisdom, beating a balanced diet and staying active and good weight are the best things we can do. we may not have this get out of jail free card. >> how exactly do these little innocent little packets change and affect the bacteria in the stomach. >> experts have not been able to figure out. bacteria are not just our neighbors but live in our bodies, we have a trillion bacteria that weigh about three pounds, that's the weight of our brain. but they function very in multiple ways and help digest our food and with vitamins and fight off bad bacteria. they are our friendly neighbors and friendly house guests in our body. what happens is somehow, some way these artificial sweeteners change that bacteria and those new bacteria that our body is not familiar with are increasing the risk for glucose intolerance w

you'll see that change and the accessibility issue will fall by the wayside.ion will fall by the wayside as more voices come into the debate. there will be some of the same criticisms early but i think she'll be able to modify that pretty soon. >> i want to ask you, you had the experience of running for president and didn't run a second time but i imagine you look back and you could as a candidate say, if i had had to do over, these are the five things or six things maybe i would do differently. >> once you look back, if i had it to do over, i wouldn't. i think we shouldn't get too far ahead of ourselves, hillary clinton has not said she's running for president. until she does, she's not in. -- >> i take the accepted steak fry invitation, not the usual activity of a nonpresidential candidate. >> i would have gone out there because tom harkin was a good friend and amazing senator. >> and supported you -- >> yeah. she may or may not be running, certainly doing the things she has to do. until she decides. i know how hard this is. she knows how hard this is becaus

general electric gets in on their own, they knock all these guys off by the wayside.tocks remain volatile. i you got to trade them. i'm sort of in karen's camp, if you've enjoyed this move, you got to be taking money off the table. >>> go-go popping on rumors of a verizon deal. company weeks back i asked go-go's ceo about the verizon buyout rumor. >> we do not comment on m and a and i won't here today. we are talking to all kinds of partners about how we can increase engagement with our services on the aircraft. >> the in-flight why phify provider striking deals with virgin atlantic and t-mobile. >> i think you have to stay with it. it had had a big move today. if you believe in charts, it actually looks decent here. breaks through 20%, 23% short interest. where there's smoke, there's fire in this. it is going to be volatile but i think the upside far outweighs the downside in terms what have could actually come out in the rumor mill and what deals could happen. >> when you think about how competitive carriers are being on the wireless front, pricing's going for zero

high pressure which gave us such a beautiful day yesterday is going to go by the wayside.getting pushed out of here by that approaching coastal system. you can see how much thicker the cloud deck is to the south of us and it's going to overspread as we head into the later part of today. and we will be completely cloudy at noon on 9 futurecast. by the time we get into the commute, we're starting to see the sprinkles pushing toward us from the south and east. still dry for the drive home and even to the west of the beltway it will be probably completely dry until the overnight hours. you can see as we get toward 11:00, 11:30 as you're watching topper give you an update on wusa9, some pockets of yellow appearing here. those are indications of downpours that could be wrapped in with these rain showers and these pockets of steady rain. by the time you're stepping out the door tomorrow morning, we're just tapering off to showers but i do think that this model is being a little bit too fast in the departure of our system. so we'll still see some rain showers lingering through the

open tennis today, the number 1 and number 2 seed did fell by the wayside.japan's kayan kei corey was thet of asian heritage to reach the u.s. open finals. in the second semifinal marin from croatia defeated roger federer. he will play chilich on monday. >> oerth will have a close encounter with an asteroid tomorrow. rebecca stevens on that. >> a lot of us are looking at this closely because the interest came up because this particular asteroid was only detected just in the last week. now, we remember february 15th, 2013. video of this particular as troyed intense sonic boom. the noise shattered windows in schools and cars and caused over 15,000 injuries in russia just last year and this was also und undetected. now watching over 11 million asteroids out in the universe, it is very interesting gravitational pull can knock asteroids out of their usual elip 'til cal motion but as we look at some nasa video, what we are looking at is where this particular asteroid is going to be orbiting past earth and our biggest concern is when it crosses the earl's amosphere

. >> this bathing generation has kind of gone by the wayside.y much shower generation any more. so rather than have the bathtub, that you lift your leg over, confined space, if you put in a large shower, it is more of the spa type shower. >> there are so many choice when is it comes to showers, they potentially take up less space than the large garden tubs that have been historically in homes. also, if you're a homeowner that plans to age in place, grow old in your place, a shower can be safer alternative. >> whether it comes to walk in showers, design options are nearly endless. they can be customize today fit just about any size, shape or lifestyle. you can add shelves, seats, grab bars, and more. >> and then it is a matter whatever to put on the shower walls, whether it be tile with accent trim tile, or go to the solid surface wall systems. >> updyke says converting standards 5-foot tube into a shower starts around $4,500, but prices vary depending on materials and options you choose. while nearly every tub can be convert today a shower, it i

the notion of getting rich by careful security selection is something that has gone by the wayside.about asset allocation. it's not a question of did you buy the right stock, it's a question of how much money do you have in stocks in the first place as opposed to bonds or government securities or real estate or gold or foreign securities and so on. so trying to get rich or do well with your investments by picking individual stocks is not only risky and expensive, it can hit you with unexpected tax surprises like this one. gerri: there are a lot of people on this network who would fight you on this. and i will defend to my very last breath your ability to buy individual stocks, but i don't do it. i buy mutual funds and etfs because it gives me more flexibility. >> i have the ability to do it too. i'll defend your ability to smoke a cigarette, but you know what? it's not something i'd advise. gerri: i want to take you to something different because we talked about the tax consequences, but you're talking to a lot of americans every day about their financial assets, their retirement fu

many have survived and others have tell by the wayside. why?s voted decade old blackout rule. it is about time. that rule prevents television broadcasting games if the game was not sold out. more on that coming up. this is "market makers." ♪ >> darwinism in corporate america. why do some companies thrived for decades while others flameout after a few hot years. so many disappeared when the.com bubble burst. others like apple, ibm, and amazon are still around. what can companies like facebook , and snapchat learn from those experiences? battelle is still here. jp at yours is still here. he is a strategy professor. let's start with you. is there something different about tax? -- about techs? it seems like the cycle is faster in technology. >> the cycle seems to be faster. the cycle is similar to other industries. the challenge is that in other industries dynamics don't move as fast. an attack world, lifecycles are more compressed. the same pattern shows up whether we look at it in retail or technology. harderat make survival for the tech ceo then

founding in 1917 of boys town, an almost mythic place that cared for youth who had fallen by the wayside in one way or another. it commemorates the spirit of what was then a young country and of boys town founder, father edward flanagan. irish-born, he came to this country only a bit more than 100 years after the first congress met. yet by the time he died he'd been sent by the president to teach others to care for kids as he had done in all corners of the world. after a stint working with homeless men he, decided to focus on youth, founding what later came to be called the city of little men. he famously thought, as the boys town website points out that every child could be a productive citizen if given love a home, an education, and a trade. he accepted boys of every race, color and religion and believed that there are no bad boys. there was only bad environment, bad treaning, bad example, bad thinking. i'm almost certain that every member of this chamber knows that famous line that became the motto of boys town, he ain't heavy, mr., he's my brother. that's what's said by an older lad

in the middle of daily grind of just making the business work and the passion kind of falls to the waysidethat passion going. when you first start a business, you can't believe it, you think i'm so passionate, i'll feel this way forever. 90% of what you do is about that passion, but little by little, running the business chips away at the passion, and suddenly you wake up and realize i'm spending 90% of my time keeping the balls in the air and juggling and i don't know how to focus on my passion. my recommendation is fuel it daily, early and often. first thing you do when you come in in the morning, remind yourself why you started your business. that way it stays a part of your daily habits. >> great advice. >> thank you leslie. >> thank you! and we're back with more coming up after the break. oked lockedp. ce cled? u dot kn "aa." beuse e aa fra wah neork ans evyonean ptecthemsves and thr faliesrom ams d idtityheft with local arts,ips fr lawnt and the sidecoopfromormect re posbilies staaheaof t baduys. if y don thi beacon n at theirwn ge, whenou tnk ap, th youon'tnow arp" nd me surisi poss

, but we must also make sure that the cross-cutting benefits of this research are not left at the wayside. this legislation would create partnerships with universities, industry and the national labs to conduct the research ensuring that the nation as a whole benefits from this research more quickly and efficiently. having the pleasure to represent the great state of illinois, i have been able to witness how an ecosystem of innovation can best be fostered. part of this is making sure our facilities are open to the public when it makes sense and does not interfere with the core missions of our federal agencies and the labs. i've been able to see how a lab in my district and another one carry out groundbreaking scientific research, but they also have unintended crossover benefits such as proton beam cancer therapy, which uses acceleratorses developed in our labs. user facilities such as the advance foe ton source at argon have given a tremendous research capability to pharmaceutical companies, where companies doing research that used to take weeks can often spend more time with samples in t