edging on 'cause the light never turned green 'cause he didn't set off the sensor, and he turned left to do a u-turn on incoming traffic. liz: she held her breath through near misses and wrong turns. when the driver overshot her house, she decided to get out and walk. liz: did you feel like you were in danger? female: yeah, definitely. i was really thinkin', like, "i am not going to die with my lyft driver." liz: turns out, the man shouldn't have been driving her at all. he isn't an authorized lyft driver, and didn't even create the account. he rented it. we know because just days earlier, we rented the same one. liz: here's how it works. we joined a few online chat groups where we found dozens of advertisements, 200 bucks here, 180 bucks there, to rent uber and lyft driver accounts. lihe broker who sets it all up, and then you link to your bank account. the money you make driving is yours to keep. it's a workaround for people who can't pass background checks or vehicle inspections. we paid 150 bucks for access to a lyft account. we never drove, but the account history shows cars giving rides t

you can put out tickets to lyft for dos u-turns, to be driving down the wrong street, but you don't want to put out a little money to the police department to do that. and they will not do it unless you pay them. it's pathetic. you have done nothing to defend this industry. thank you. >> chair c. brinkman: thank you. next speaker, please. quiet, no applause, please. >> [reading of names] >> so earlier this year when the credit union sued you for what was really your ineptitude in running the medallion sales program, there was a try to quash that legislation. and last year the judge ruled, quote, the credit union sufficiently alleges claims for breach of contract and breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing" unquote. you want to directly basically confiscate the medallions from the pre-ks and then for the prop-k medallion holders you'll set a condition where no one will rent our medallions out because the drivers can't go to the airport. so you are setting it up like bowling pins to refocus and we're not able to operate our permits. i want to talk about something else

was going to end bomb sales decided abia and then five weeks ago and i inspire actually it was doing a u. turn and they were going to continue the sales so it isn't just the u.s. and the u.k. that have got to rank hypocrisy at the heart of their foreign policy but in terms of what's happening in the u.k. we know where public opinion stands on the matter because paul after paul has shown that the vast majority of people here are firmly opposed to arm sales to say deity they are in fact paul taken in february fine but only six percent of people in the u.k. support these arms sales and with no reason to believe that the public and other countries is any less skeptical because ultimately the satyr regime is one of the most oppressive dictatorships in the world and has committed terrible atrocities not only against its own people against the people of yemen and every government which has been selling these weapons is utterly complicit in the destruction which has taken place let's bring in mohammed should cohere you've heard our guest there talk about both turkey both arms sales very central key co

was going to end bomb sales decided abia and then five weeks ago and i inspire actually it was doing a u. turn and they were going to continue the sales so it isn't just the u.s. and the u.k. that have got to rank hypocrisy at the heart of their foreign policy but in terms of what's happening in the u.k. we know where public opinion stands on the matter because paul after paul has shown that the vast majority of people here are firmly opposed to arms sales to sadia libya in fact to pull taken in february fine but only six percent of people in the u.k. support these arms sales and with no reason to believe that the public and other countries as any.

perhaps he was trying to do a y u-turn. >> looks like beer just fell out. >>, deliv l be drinking and point a to point b, fail that, you failed. >>> the legend. had himself a baby. today, he's excited because one of his friends joining the club. >> i have been waiting for him to have a kid for so long. >> i'm not going to lie, his ass is bigger than i remember. >> this guy. that friend. >> i don't know where he is. >> believe it or not, it is tricky trying to get into buckingham palace. >> i can't even find my way in. >> there is an inscription. >> he decides maybe he should try with a friendly neighborhood bobby. >> mate, could you give us a hurry? no. >> this guy is stoic. nothing. >> a lpl aus don't really wan to push it. >> he decides to push it. >> excuse, mate, you don't mind giving this book to harry and meg. >> so sweet. >> you'll do it? >> why? >> have you seen my videos? >> yes. >> his reputation proceeds him. friends in high places who claims he will be giving this book to harry and meghan he says, when you have a baby, you have to cut back and as you can tell, the royal fa

you see a car that looked like his go by, you do a u-turn and you chased it. >> reporter: how long didhat go on? >> that went on until they found his car. >> reporter: which, more than three months later, turned out to be at the airport. so did he just take off? his close friend didn't think so. >> maybe he got on a plane and he -- maybe he wanted to do something different. and then i was like, "no, he wouldn't do that." >> reporter: for one thing, david had been preparing for the arrival, in two weeks, of his five year old son, john. this was a big one, a month-long summer visit. he was preparing for this visit. >> oh yeah, for johnny. yeah, wanted everything perfect. >> reporter: and right in the middle of preparations, he vanished? didn't make sense. but the days turned into weeks. months, years. not a sign of david. the police went on to newer cases but his mother never let up, phoning, nagging, writing. she knew david was out there, somewhere. >> i wrote letters to oprah winfrey. i wrote them to "america's most wanted". and then i thought, "okay, maybe i can have the semis put a p

was going to end bomb sales decided abia and then five weeks ago and i inspire actually it was doing a u. turn and they were going to continue the sales so it isn't just the u.s. and the u.k. that have got to rank hypocrisy at the heart of their foreign policy but in terms of what's happening in the u.k. we know where public opinion stands on the matter because paul after paul has shown that the vast majority of people here are firmly opposed to arms sales to sadia to be in fact to pull taken february find only six percent of people in the u.k. support these arms sales and with no reason to believe that the public and other countries is any less skeptical because ultimately the savior regime is one of the most oppressive dictatorships in the world and has committed terrible atrocities not only against its own people against the people of yemen and every government which has been selling these weapons as utterly complicit in the destruction which has taken place let's bring him home it should go you hear you've heard our guest there talk about both turkey both arms sales very central key compon

>> yeah, i mean, what we're experiencing right now is, i mean, we had to basically do several u-turns go down different streets. there are a lot of impassable streets. our crews are out there, but they're working in the dark trying to cut and toss things out of the way. i want to underscore, if it yyoe in our community, please, please, please avoid coming out until you get an all-clear from your government, from emergency responders. there are too many parts of our community that are still impassable, and while our law enforcement is trying to, you know, head some of this stuff off, it's just important that folks kind of stay settled in their own homes or wherever it is that they rode out the storm tomorrow until we can get an all-clear and folks can get back out and get back to normal. >> hay your gi >> mayor gillum, you've been up for a long time. appreciate you talking to us tonight. wish you and all the first responders the best. thank you. >> thank you, anderson, take care. >>> coming up next, we're getting a better pick churks sadly, how much damage the hurricane has done. we'll

democrats, if instead of making that sharp u-turn, he attacked the media again, then he'll never make that sharp u-turn. with him in office, we have to look to the fbi to do its job, which it has been doing. we have to look at non-governmental organizations, like the anti-defamation league and human rights campaign. those are groups that monitor the hate-filled media sites and expose them. we have to look to them to continue their great work when the government doesn't. >> to that point, then, i wonder what your reaction is, we heard a lot of different views coming, and certainly from israel and israeli officials, the current israel ambassador to the united nations suggested israel could give a lot of tips to law enforcement, particularly people who can monitor certain social media sites, platforms. do they already do that well. t >> the fbi is doing a good job within the justice department guidelines. there are guidelines that protect free speech and protect civil liberties, therefore, the fbi can't -- and we don't really want them to -- go around monitoring people before they've committed crimes. what we can do is send checks and send our support to non

was going to end bomb sales decided abia and then five weeks ago and i inspire actually it was doing a u. turn and they were going to continue the sales so it isn't just the u.s. and the u.k. that have got a rank hypocrisy at the heart of their foreign policy but in terms of what's happening in the u.k. we know where public opinion stands on the matter because paul after paul has shown that the vast majority of people here are firmly opposed to arms sales to sadia to be in fact to pull taken in february fine but only six percent of people in the u.k. support these arms sales and with no reason to believe that the public and other countries is any less skeptical because ultimately the satyr regime is one of the most oppressive dictatorships in the world and has committed terrible atrocities not only against its own people against the people of yemen and every government which has been selling these weapons is utterly complicit in the destruction which has taken place let's bring in the whole issue of khoja here you've heard our guest there talk about both turkey both arms sales very central key

i know you are a big investor in unilever, what do you make of the shock u—turn to keep its hq in london them to remain here. jewel list things are not unique to unilever. royal dutch shell do the same. and we would be concerned that british—based shareholders would have been forced to sell, which would be negative on the share price. very good news. thank you very much, randeep. still to come, we take a look back at the week's biggest stories with our business editor simonjack — which includes a u—turn from unilever! he has made it! he is in good shape and made it in a cab. you're with business live from bbc news. i love marmite! tomorrow is the start of the national autistic society's autism hour, an initiative designed to show businesses the simple steps they can take to improve the shopping experience for their autistic customers. one of britain's leading toy retailers, the entertainer, has been holding quiet hours in its stores to help create a more calming environment for children with autism. gary grant is founder and chairman of the toy shop the entertainer. a very warm welcome t

i mean, what the president wanted done here was this federal agency to do 180-degree about face u-turn the fbi building on pennsylvania avenue wouldn't be redeveloped into a new luxury hotel that would compete with his hotel in d.c. which is basically right across the street. so now we have these e-mails about what the president ordered. it sort of feels like this is a done deal. it sort of feels like you can box this one up and put a bow on t in terms of the president having taken official action to benefit his own finances, to benefit his own business on his bottom line and the white house having lied about it. the white house put out a statement, this is the fbi's decision, had nothing to do with the president. plus the gsa head the president appointed and directed what to do about this property, she also appears bluntly to have lied to congress about whether or not the president told her what to do here. >>> well, today the top democrat on the oversight committee in the house, congressman elijah cummings and other top democrats, sent a letter to that agency, to the gsa saying they

u-turn. an offic now aiding them in doing that.t first it's a little jarring, i believe,hen vehicles come up and immediately see road e. clos they're going at the normal 40 miles per hour speed limit here. so definitely a major traffic headache that we're told will take place here and is taking place. the pio saying that it take some time to get this underway. i can tell you,om fromne who is here coordinating the bus routes this morning that anyone catching a bus between preserve and middlebrook rd will have to catch it at middlebrook. the water is really shooting up into the sky and that's mething that they have been contending with here this morning. we'll continue to keep you updated on the progress here but according to the tpio,s will cause some major issues for the morning rush. we want to get now to melissa that will give us some work around with regards to this issue. >> northbound is nice and clear. southbound turningol around there. trying to work their way around that neighborod. it's not the easiest spot. i know that fr

. >> i do not live there but i might take a u-turn. >> this is pete over -- pinot noir. this is the last day of the sale so this is a great value that goes great great with snickers. dark red fruits, nice berries, good balance for the evening nice and halloween. it is on theme and it has got a nice dark theme with the label as well. >> that is good. spent the last things i recommend something that will be fine. this is augmented reality wine. i did not open it up and you can see the labels with the walking dead so zombie is perfect and of the crimes, keeping the criminality. if you have the label, it is called the wine labels and it shows a story. >>> i'm going to say that my favorite is the stout and chocolate which is a really good combination. what are you going to be for halloween? mike i'm going to be the traffic reporter. >> i'm going to be the remake of top gun so we were -- we are pulling out the flight suit and then my wife will be kelly mcgillis. mech we will hang out? make she's going to wear the white t-shirt and everything? >> those are the details. if you g

u putting your handsr hands on her? >> senator mcconnell, do you always turn your back on women like this? lou: and the secret service revealing that a suspicious letter was sent to the white house yesterday. that letter addressed addressede president. in a statement, quote, the envelope was not received at the white house nor did it enter the white house. all threats directed toward the president or any secret service protect tee are treated seriously aninvestigated. >>> president trump is not backing down on his support for judge brett kavanaugh. the deadline for the fbi investigation of the supreme court nominee is to be completed friday. and senator majority leader mitch mcconnell has promised a vote this week. fox news white house correspondent kevin cork with the latest. >> it's a very scary time for young men in america when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of. >> in expressing support for his supreme court nominee, president trump today called the unsubstantiated allegations surrounding judge brett kavanaugh a symptom of an extremist political environment t

that's a key problem if you wanted to do build a very strong economy in the region does it have to do a u. turn on that fiscal stance primarily by easing or getting rid of the g.c.c. blockade of cattle because you seem to be saying clearly he needs friends in the region he needs a middle man friend in the region would a way of achieving that be to get rid of the blockade of cancer which has been in place now for more than a year. absolutely that's the that's the that's a no brainer i mean we're talking about uniting the middle east i mean that is a task that is almost impossible to achieve you should start in front of you know he should start in the front of his own doorstep and that is qatar and i think part of the conversations that have been had between qatar and turkey turkey and saudi you know qatar what did play a role in these conversations in negotiations and there seems to be an understanding and i'm not sure there's a readiness yet but there's an understanding in saudi arabia that the internet community particularly the turks but also the americans want this blockade to be over and if

annmarie: quite a u-turn for asml if you compare to what they were doing yesterday.emiconductors and chip conductors -- chipmakers down the board. reports a 3%tel holding in the company, according to dutch filings. upside, rose the highest in almost a year. core metals gained today. and then shire up .6%. it gets a broad request from the regulators, one probe into takata's probe. the european union doesn't have specific concerns. anna: thanks very much. the trajectory of turkey's economy and the country's relationship with the u.s. hang precariously on a court case happening right now. if speculations turn out to be correct, andrew brunson is freed, the new era is likely to appreciate further. we're waiting for live images of the court case. we'll bring those to you an update you on any developments with regards to turkey. the head of fixed income research from emea is still with us here. we have the live pictures coming to us from turkey. 's trial continues. we wait -- his trial continues. we wait to see the verdict. there's more to the turkey story than the face of

u—turn on the radio, you turn on the television and it difficult to see anything but an attack ad. these a political advertisers that docandid's strength but rather about the weakness of the opponent. it is the kind of politics that president trump has had such success that president trump has had such success with and other politicians under trying to do that. given the time of year, perhaps some will think it is timely. people scream scare tactics are nothing new in politics. but given how often american voters are being warned about what could be just around the corner, it seems rather appropriate that these elections are being held within days of halloween. that's an occasion that is taken quite seriously in anoka. for almost a century, a trick or treat parade has been held here. and this minnesota town is now known as the halloween capital of the world. yet what some of those lining the streets here find truly frightful are politicians. i am kind of sick of them. why? i am sick of the division that is coming across our country. the ads need to be positive rather than saying that this is what he does and he is goin

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u-turn. >> the only good thing is, we know who the haters are because they are in public now. before they were hidden. >> reporter: it's why they're still sharing their son's story. what do you hope he continues to inspire? >> inclusivity. matt never understood the need to stereo type people or categorize them. they were just people. >> reporter: in this sacred space, their son is safe now. kate snow, nbc news, washington. >>> tonight, that powerful nor'easter is closing in on millions from the carolinas up to maine expected to bring heavy rain and damaging winds. several states bracing for coastal flooding and power outages. >>> also tonight, why did police wait days to take action after a college student warned about the man who later murdered her? >>> plus, the urgent flu warning from the cdc. we'll be right back. >>> tonight, disturbing new details about the final days leading up to the murder of a utah college student and questions about why police waited so long to investigate the man who turned out to be her killer. here is joe fryer. >> reporter: lauren mccluskey was a star athlete and scholar and now as the university of utah mourns her death, police are reveali

always said to him is the most important thing to do in terms of the economy is turn the economy around. create more jobs. get the economic growth rate ust about. and by the way, catherine never mentioned the fact that we have $6 trillion more gdp over the next decade. >> the economy's been growing for the last nine years. you can't -- we have a short-term sugar high. >> stephen, let's do one at a time. go ahead, stephen. >> i'm saying they've said that the economy is going to be $6 trillion larger since the tax cut passed. >> and they still say the tax cuts will not pay for themselves. they still say the tax cuts will not pay for themselves. >> no, but here's the point. i think where i am and i think a lot of republicans are now, we care most about prosperity for the country and putting people in jobs. and if it takes a little deficit spending to do it, i think most americans would say, let's put -- >> a little? a little? >> let's give catherine the final word. >> they've added $2.7 trillion to deficits over the next decade. >> what about the $10 trillion that obama added? i mean, $10 trillion -- >> because of a recession. we're addin

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u—turn of the leader of the opposition. as i referenced in my response to the leader of the opposition, they cannot hold the position both that they want to dopleted by december 2021, one of theissues completed by december 2021, one of the issues as i indicated in my statement that we are discussing with the european union, is how we can ensure that we do reflect the temporary nature of the backstop and properly reflect the temporary nature of the backstop. i continue to believe that what we should all be doing is working to ensure that the backstop never comes into place and that actually it's not december 2021 that were talking about but it's the 1st of january 2021. 2021 that were talking about but it's the 1st ofjanuary 2021. hilary benn. thank you very much indeed, mr speaker. in the paper that was published on the 7th ofjune proposing a way of keeping an open border in northern ireland, the government said that its temporary customs arrangement would be in place, and i quote, until the future customs arrangement can be introduced. the prime minister has just reminded the house that she expects those arrangements to be in place by decem