that's according tojustice for app workers, the group behind the action.tewart said they would turn off their apps and refuse deliveries between five and 10:00pm. the big reason is pay. they want fairer wages. take uber. it says it pays its drivers an average of $33 an hour, while lyft drivers make $30.68 an hour. but this is for active driving time, and that's significant because it doesn't account for time spent waiting to pick up a passenger. when you take that into account. the hourly pay drivers say can be a lot lower. now, the valentine's day strike comes after the ceo of lyft was forced to apologize for an accounting error. shares of the ride hailing app soared more than 60% after it predicted it would grow by 5% this year, a huge amount for a company that has struggled to turn a profit. it later admitted that there was a typo and that the real increase would be ten times lower. the incident was viewed as an honest mistake rather than a case of securities fraud, with its shares closing up 35% despite that typo. the surge in shares is not all good ne

this group and they're referring to the justice for app workers group. they say this group does not speak for or represent the overwhelming majority of dashers who aren't on their own terms with door dash. we've heard that across the board. some people are saying in this industry that listen, we've seen these boycotts, these strikes from the industry. this is by definition an industry of independent contractors. they're hoping, these companies are hoping this has minimal impact tomorrow, but this group, this justice for app workers group, is saying this is going to be the biggest organized strike and they're doing it on this holiday when the spotlight they know is going to be on them. if nothing else, might be a good idea hoping to catch a ride tomorrow, have a plan b. >> thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, voters in new york braving the weather for a critical special election. >> i think my son wants my inheritance because he told me it would be okay to drive, mom, and the cars were swerving on 25a all around the place. it was really bad. on 25a all around th

>> reporter: here are some of the demands for the group justice for app workers, which are organizingnd to end unfair deactivation on the app, a process they say is way too cumbersome. they want healthcare access, safe work environment, restroom access and a right to unionize. it is something we heard from the app workers we have spoken to today, asking specifically for living wage saying they just can't afford rent while they keep hearing reports of the companies raking in lots of money. ana? >> steven romo, thank you for that report. and so, j. lo famously saying love don't cost a thing. here is a question. how much does it cost the average american for valentine's day? we're breaking down the numbers next. alentine's day? we're breaking down the numbers next they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your

the group justice for app workers is organizing this walkout in a handful of cities across the country. drivers say they are striking for fair pay. they're accusing the platforms of taking too much money in commissions. while this comes nearly a week after lyft said it would guarantee weekly earnings for its drivers again, that strike expected tomorrow on valentine's day. all right, that's going to do it for me tonight for the news at 730. but really appreciate you tuning in. make sure to download the fox local app right there to your smart tv. that's where you can stream all of our newscasts and stories and also find some exclusive content. again, it's right there on your smart tv. have a great night, everybody. and i hope to see you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ visit your volvo car retailer for special offers during our presidents' day sales event. is it possible to count on my internet visit your volvo car retailer for special offers like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data

the justice for app workers, coalition. it's asking the 130,000 or so drivers that represents to not accept any rides to or from airports tomorrow, including sfo. so if you're flying. be aware of that, the union is demanding fair pay and better treatment for drivers saying they have to work 80 hours a week just to make ends meet. so we'll break it down for you that by the numbers, according to the gig economy, analysis from grid wise uber driver pay has decreased about 17% over the past year. uber, the company issued a statement saying driver earnings remain strong, saying drivers earned about $33 per utilize tower. san francisco bay's lyft says drivers earn about $30 an hour while engage. those are key words utilized hours and engage time. basically means the time drivers spend going to pick somebody up taking that passenger to their destination. but uc berkeley study from a few years ago estimates about a 3rd of the drivers work time when they and work with uber. lyft is not engaged. and remember, drivers are not paid whi

that's according to justice for app workers, the group behind the action.o, just eat, and stuart said they would turn off their apps and refuse deliveries between 5pm and 10pm. the big reason is pay, they want fairer wages. take uber, it says it pays its drivers an average of $33 an hour, while lyft drivers make $30.68 an hour. but this is for active driving time, and that's significant because it doesn't account for time spent waiting to pick up a passenger. when you take that into account, the hourly pay drivers say can be a lot lower. now, the valentine's day strike comes after the ceo of lyft was forced to apologise for an accounting error. shares of the ride hailing app soared more than 60% after it predicted it would grow by 5% this year, a huge amount for a company that has struggled to turn a profit. it later admitted that there was a typo and that the real increase would be ten times lower. the incident was viewed as an honest mistake rather than a case of securities fraud, with its shares closing up 35%, despite that typo. the surge in shares is n

dejaron de trabajar y es parte de una huelga nacional convocada por la organización justice for app workerstantes en la ciudad de filadelfia y escuchemos lo que le dijeron con carteles en mano, incentivando a más conductores a unirse a su protesta. decenas de conductores de uber y lyft el aeropuerto de filadelfia, dejaron de laborar este 14 de febrero uniéndose a una huelga nacional convocada por la coalición justice for rivers, que llamó a paralizar operaciones cerca de la terminal aérea por 2 horas. esta tarde. muchos lo hacemos. estamos trabajando a pérdida. estamos prácticamente pagando a uber por llevarle sus pasajeros. fabián romero, 1 de los organizadores, denuncia el porcentaje de pago a los conductores. ha disminuido considerablemente en los últimos años, mostrándonos un ejemplo reciente le cobraron al pasajero 29 , pero el conductor solo recibió 9 frustración a la que le hacen eco otros conductores como Édgar martínez 1 hace 80 horas a la semana para ganarse 300 400 $ haciendo 80 horas a la semana. la seguridad también es otra de sus demandas. laura jiménez, quien lleva 4 años tra

the justice for app workers coalition, which represents about 130,000 drivers for uber, lyft and doordash, says they're asking today by striking for more pay from the respective companies. according to gridwise, which analyzes gig mobility data, uber drivers monthly average gross earnings fell around 17% in 2023, while lyft drivers saw an increase of 2.5%. in a statement, uber said in part, quote, these types of events have rarely had any impact on trips, prices or driver availability, and we expect the same today. that's because the vast majority of drivers are satisfied, earnings remain strong, and as of last quarter, drivers in the u.s. were making about $33 per utilized hour. we also continue to act on driver feedback, adding new safety features to the app and improving our account deactivation process. lyft said in part, quote, we are constantly working to improve the driver experience, which is why just this month we released a series of new offers and commitments aimed at increasing driver pay and transparency. this clouds an proved deactivation appeals process. drivers make at lea

the justice for app workers group writing we're sick of working 80 hours a week just to make ends meetafety and worrying about being deactivated with the click of a button. it comes a week after lyft said they would guarantee weekly earnings for drivers. lyft saying, we are constantly working to improve the driver experience. uber said drivers earn about $33 an hour when they are being used and say only a minority of its drivers participate in such strikes. you may want to get a home-cooked meal ready as a backup for those valentine's day plans. nbc has reached out to uber and doordare, we haven't heard back. some attempted strikes and protests in ride-share industry in the past including a potential boycott in new york city and a global day of strikes in 2019. but a lot of drivers didn't participate. organizers are opening that this one tomorrow will be much bigger. back to you. >> maggie, today. >>> voters in new york are trudging through the snow to take part in a special election. >> voting on who will replace disgraced former congressman george santos. he was expelled for congress

the group justice for app workers is organizing the walkout and a handful of cities all across the country including san francisco drivers say they work as independent contractors and accused the companies of unfair wages and taking the majority of their commissions. protests come a week after lyft said it would guarantee weekly earnings for its drivers and today san francisco will unveil a tony bennett commemorative cable car, cable car number 53 was built in san francisco in 1907. for its first half century, it climbed hyde street hill on the old o'farrell, jones and hyde line. it then got moved to its current assignment on the california street cable line. bennett's wife is expected to join city leaders at this morning's unveiling. a full closure of southbound interstate 680 in pleasanton that was planned for this weekend has now been canceled because of rain. >> the closure between the 580 interchange and koopman road was set to start friday night, and last through the presidents day holiday on monday. it was already rescheduled from last month, when stormy weather first caused that to

>> the group justice for app workers are organizing at airports in ten major cities across the countryect, higher wages. the plan is for the striking drivers to not accept riders from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., specifically to and from airports. they are hoping that will get the companies' attention. the drivers we talked to today saying that they are just having trouble making ends meet. they say they are not seeing any of that. here is more of what they had to say. >> most of the drivers, they have the perception as if it's a modern day slavery. since they are caught up in this web, they don't know what to do. since they are new in the country. how expensive things are here. they are feeding family here and back home as well. they are not making anything. >> we are bleeding right now. i make $80 all day yesterday working. monday, $42 all day. how am i going to pay my rent? >> they want a right to unionize. we heard from uber and lyft. they both say that they are listening to their drivers and trying to improve the driver experience. uber is saying that these demonstrations rarely have

the group justice for app workers is organizing the walkout in a handful of cities across the country. drivers say they work as independent contractors and accuse the companies of unfair wages and taking the majority of their commissions. the protests come a week after lyft said it would guarantee t weekly earnings for drivers, as true sports fans know, the pain of losing the big game. >> coming up, a look at the psychology of being a fan and how to deal with the ups and the downs. >> and coming up tonight at six, a former san jose police officer involved in a racist and homophobic texting scandal faces further scrutiny. what a review of some court case has un you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family...

the group justice for app workers is organizing a walkout in a handful of cities across the country,vers say they work as independent contractors and accused the companies of unfair wages and taking the majority of their commissions. protests come a week after lyft said it would guarantee weekly earnings for drivers. >> thousands of flight attendants picketed at 30 airports across the country, including sfo. the flight attendants called for better pay and working conditions in the industry. the picket lines are part of a national effort by flight attendants representing several unions and airlines, including american alaska, united southwest and frontier airlines. >> we want to stand up for corporate greed, which means we want a livable wage. we want to be recognized for the contribution that we make to the airlines profits and the contribution that we make to the safety of the flight. >> the picket lines at sfo did not disrupt flights. united airlines said in a statement that it is looking forward to working with the flight attendants union to narrow the issues. the first negotiatio

the group justice for app workers is organizing the walkout says drivers in about 20 cities, including san francisco, plan to participate. some drivers are planning to walk off for the entire day. others plan they say they'll plan to picket just for a few hours. uber says it does not expect the protest to have much of an impact on its valentine's day operations. earlier in the month, lyft said it began guaranteeing that drivers will make at least 70% of their fares every week and laid out its fees more clearly for drivers. in a new earnings statement, lyft said its u.s. drivers make an average of $30.68 an hour, or $23.46 per hour, after expenses. uber said its us drivers make an average of $33 an hour. the company also said it allows drivers to dispute, deactivate as well. >> traffic is once again flowing on the golden gate bridge after protest shut down all lanes during the morning commute. ktvu amanda quintana shows us the brief disruption. >> it was an organized protest. they had banners, two different banners strung across the southbound and northbound lanes. they had individuals

>> rideshare app workers not feeling the love this valentine's day.oing to see thousands across the country at ten airports. i think we haven't to put on your screen there so you can check if you're flying into or out of an airport. they are not going to be picking you up or dropping you off. and this is in part because rideshare workers believe that they are making poverty wages for working 80 hours a week. they are often susceptible to carjackings, to violin crimes. and they say that as they're taking home less and less pay, the companies like lyft and uber are making more and more profits. we reached out to some of the companies, lyft saying that they're constantly working on ways to improve driver experiences doordash says that they're always listening to their dashers and looking for ways to prove the platform. and then uber eats saying that we tried to engage with our couriers to look at how to improve the experience. but obviously this has been something that's been going on for awhile. this is not just a valentine's day movement, but the probl

the justice for app workers group writing we're sick of working 80 hours a week just to make ends meetick of a button. it comes a week after lyft said it would guarantee weekly earnings for drivers. a first in the industry. lyft saying, we are constantly working to improve the driver experience. uber said that drivers earn about $33 an hour when they are being used and says only a minority of its drivers participate in such strikes. but with a nationwide rallies and strikes planned tomorrow, you may want to get a home-cooked meal ready as a backup for those valentine's day plans. nbc reached out to uber and doordash as well and haven't heard back. it's worth noting, we have heard attempts in the past. including boycott in new york city and global day of strikes in 2019. the impact from those wasn't very big. a lot of drivers didn't participate. sheinelle organizers of this one hope it will be much bigger. >> this isn't the only strike we're monitoring. airports are also facing demonstrations today. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. that's today. the association of

on permit approval for some rideshare drivers plan to go on strike today, the group justice for app workersis organizing a walkout in a handful of cities across the country, including san francisco. the drivers say they work as independent contractors and accuse the companies of unfair wages and taking the majority of their commissions. the protests come a week after lyft said it would guarantee weekly earnings for drivers. >> it is coming up on 814 now. disneyland employees who work as characters such as mickey mouse, donald duck and cinderella say they're looking to join a union. the actors equity association says it is looking to represent 1700 character actors and parade workers at disneyland. the union already represents performers with the same jobs at disney world in orlando. the disneyland performers say they are seeking higher pay, a safer workplace and more stable scheduling. california's office of administrative law is rejected. >> an attempt by stellantis to void a 2019 state emissions deal with rival automaker makers, the agency said. it declined the automaker's petition in dec

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right healing apps because many are planning to go on strike today, specifically on valentine's day —— ride—hailing. they are striking for better pay, let's be clear here we are looking at workers going to offer rides to airports in the us and for delivery workers who will not be working for a handful of hours. it is valentine's day, is a bit of a high—pressure day. lyft have recently an ncp floor, something like a minimum wage, they would pay the difference if drivers make less than 70% of what their riders are paying every year. every week, that is. so this is their effort to lower drivers over from other competitive platforms, uber is the big name in the ridesharing industry. that is a tight market because drivers are contractors, they can come and go as they please. they have less protections than on staff workers would have, so that 70% take supposed to shore up some of the wage discrepancies are for those workers, but we're still seeing the strike today. i workers, but we're still seeing the strike today-— strike today. i like that, i high-pressure _ strike today. i like that, i high-pressure day, - strike today. i like that, i - high-pressure day, valentine's strike toda

you have people who are got rid of th the app, they are not ordering as much and delivereries are not getting jobs they had. it is been terrible news for the workersgo somewhere. lisa, you know in old days it seems that you know jobs like waiting tables or delivery driver, i did balloon deliveries, i would give a singing telegram, you would pay for your own gas and you barely made it, until you get a better job these are entry level jobs, do we need door dash drivers and living wage come together. >> seems that drivers would like the market to decide. they are now losing money because of this. this is not gone as government intended. and often times in particular when you live in the big cities you are paying so much money in taxes, where is that money going? you are dealing with crime and homelessness, you are not getting your bang for the buck. and in you know, then you look at fact, that american families and america have lost thousands of dollars in incom under this administration because of inflation brought to us by the government interjecting itself into the economy and closing government with covid and pumping money in to the economy becau

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workers where he worked. he confessed during a jailhouse interview. today's arraignment is scheduled for 10:30 this morning. >>> uber today rolls out its new app for teenit's not your parents' uber. it will allow parents to track them in real time. all are subject to uber's background checks. teens will get a pin which they have to provide to the driver to ensure they are getting into the right car. uber drivers can choose to opt out. >>> the sierra bracing for what may be the largest snowstorm so far this season. chp advising people not to travel there through the weekend with the dangerous blizzard conditions. the storm is expected to bring as much as ten feet of new snow and produce whiteout conditions. >> yeah, don't even bother going because it will be so dangerous and you won't be able to see anything. here in the bay area we are expecting off and on waves of rain. the breaks may last for a few hours here and there, but at times when it's raining especially tomorrow evening into saturday, we expect it to be heavy with high winds. we will track those impacts. >>> highway 24 jammed up approaching wilder road outside the caldicot tunnel, but is affe

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have responded saying their apps already have safety features to restrict kids from viewing harmful content. >>> a new report shows that nearly half of u.s. health care workerst patients in the workplace. researchers surveyed 52,000 health care workers and 52% of them said that racism against patients is a major problem. the report suggested several possible fixes, including training medical staff to spot discrimination and creating a method to anonymously report it. >>> body cam footage shows a florida sheriff's deputy responding to what he thought was a gunshot. it turns out it was a falling acorn. this happened back in november and you can see the deputy shooting into a police car with a handcuffed man inside. thankfully, the man was not hurt. he resigned and will not face criminal charges. >>> new questions this hour about the special counsel's report into president biden's handling of classified documents. the report painted a scathing picture of the president's age and memory. last week the president slammed special counsel robert hur over one line in the report, saying he didn't remember when his son beau died. now sources tell nbc news that hur never

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apps this new software might be used on include slack, microsoft teams, workplace and zoom. monitoring has messages are sent back and forth is done on a large scale. we took to the streets to ask workers about how do you feel about their employers tracking their messages with a.i.? >> i would feel like they are trying to get something out of me and get me in trouble or something. it would be sneaky, i think. >> i'm fine with it. i'm watchful of what i do on company time and company property and anything like that. >> i've seen a.i. being used and it is so flawed and messed up. i think it wouldn't be a useful investment of anyone's time or money anyways. foster trustworthy business vibe. >> a.i. is here and here to stay. >> bill: good or bad. perino will decide. >> dana: send me all the positive messages. great to see you, madison. other news for you now. the u.n. security council begins voting any moment on a resolution demanding an immediate cease-fire in gaza. the u.s. ambassador already warning the u.s. plans to block that proposal it would jeopardize a hostage deal. this is news. the u.s. plans to the offer a rival resolution calling for a temporary cease-fire when the time is rig

apps this new software might be used on include slack, microsoft teams, workplace and zoom. monitoring has messages are sent back and forth is done on a large scale. we took to the streets to ask workersracking their messages with a.i.? >> i would feel like they are trying to get something out of me and get me in trouble or something. it would be sneaky, i think. >> i'm fine with it. i'm watchful of what i do on company time and company property and anything like that. >> i've seen a.i. being used and it is so flawed and messed up. i think it wouldn't be a useful investment of anyone's time or money anyways. foster trustworthy business vibe. >> a.i. is here and here to stay. >> bill: good or bad. perino will decide. >> dana: send me all the positive messages.

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