drivering. this legislation will amend the transs portation code to prohibit drivers of tour buses to narrate while drivering. i coauthored the vision zero policy adopted last year. the policy that makeatize the goal to end all [inaudible] by 2024. and this is only to me another effort to get to those goals. according to california traffic safety survey in 2013, 36 percent of california surveyors thought talking while driving posed the biggest safety problem on california road ways. nearly 70 percent of the california driver surveys said they have been hit or nearly hit by a driver who was talking or texting on their cells. stats show drivers and cell phones even hand free arefore times more likely to crash and hurt themselves or someone else within 5 minutes of make agcall. texters are 23 times more likely to crash. more thran 3 thousand people are killed this way each year and 300 thousand to 500 thousand are injured. this legislation is a step in the right direction as it relates to distracte

we need to enforce the loading and tell the drivers that they need too something about that. thank you. >> hi commissioners nicole again with walk san francisco in terms of the education strategy. >> i'm really sorry our legal council said we have to stop the meeting because we don't have a quorum right now. we'll take a short break and a deep breath. public comment can continue but we're -- but it's not on the record so you are not on the record nicole but you can continue. >> should i wait? what do you prefer? >> i would prefer to have you on the record. >> okay i will do a little dance up here. >> okay. so the meeting is back in order. >> my apologies. >> that's okay. so again i'm nicole schneider with walk san francisco and i want to thank supervisor kim and supervisor yee for your work on the large vehicle strategy and i just want to share from a public health perspective the large vehicle training model is actually a very strong one it doesn't just focus on educating individuals but actually also focuses -- what its becoming is changing the infrastructure of trucks look

how these help professional drivers drive more safely. so the first step was to develop a set of standards for this curriculum and i'll come back to these near the end but they are available on the website at sfmta.com slash large vehicles and we had a very well attended press event with private industry the mayor supervisor kim and many of the departments and agencies to announce that we're now requiring at sfmta as i mentioned before all contractors at sfmta must offer a training program that is consistent with these standards. where are we now? we're in the midst of finalizing our script. we have finished our major filming and over the next 6 weeks or so we're going to be editing all of the video we have and adding animations and what not into what will eventually be a 15-minute training video and sfgtv has been a tremendous resource and they are actually producing this and now that the shooting is complete -- sorry let me go back -- i want to acknowledge that what we decided to do while filming this video at the same time create a vid

, or drivers asleep at the wheel? >> in fact, sleepy drivers are to blame for one out of every five car accidents, killing 7500 people and seriously injuring 50,000 every year. we saw it in a stunning video in a trial weeks ago. a bus driver in michigan nodding off and then plowing into several cars. here's melvin gordatt gutman on >> it's harrowing to watch. this bus driver falling asleep and then wakening to a nightmare. it's trucks, not buses we're chasing on this day. out with the ohio state highway patrol using air power to declare war on reckless truckers. at 3500 feet above i-70, sergeant george king uses a stop watch and white marks on the road to spot violators. >> following too close. it's going too fast. it looks like an oversized load. >> king zeros in on this 18-wheeler barrelling down the highway at 77 miles per hour and tailgating a car. >> that's a real dark blue white box. following too close, .34 seconds. >> reporter: i'm with the ground unit as the sergeant gets his crews into gear. >> this guy is g

you're a good driver. hey. hi.i. >> they get chad home, but the trip's far from over. >> where did my shoes go? why did i take them off? whoa. when i bend over, i get loopy. >> he got out of the car, we brought him in here, and then as he sat down, we started recording again. because he was still rambling. >> how are you doing today. >> good, how are you? >> how are you doing today? >> good. >> are we going to have a fire tonight? >> if you want to. >> well, i don't want to the make it because i think i'm kind of stoned. my dad worked so hard to build it for us. >> i called his dad because he was being so funny. i thought, he's got to hear this. >> look at my tongue. is it numb? >> is it numb? >> who is it? >> it's your dad. say hi to your dad. >> hey, dad, i love you. i don't know how i'm doing. i'm just crying and watching soccer. >> he was cracking up on the phone. >> but if you want, you can give me -- but don't spend lots of money because we need to save our money for, like, the great depression. why are you l

alert system. >> naturally, as a driver when >> naturally, as a driver when you can't see the road, youcan't see the road, you do tend to kind of edge forward. tend to kind of edge forward. so, i am going to do what i would naturally do. so, i am going to do what i would naturally do. i am i am edging forward. ? edging forward. ? >> i did not see that one coming. >> i did not see that one coming. >> one of the advantages of v to. >> one of the advantages of v to. vt works en if the driver can't see the approaching vehicle. vt works en if the driver can't see the approaching vehicle. >> the general motor is one of >> the general motor is one of the nine major car makers to the nine major car makers to make v to v communication a make v to v communication a reality, an unusual teaming in reality, an unusual teaming in industry. industry. >> my car, in a gm vehicle, >> my car, in a gm vehicle, needs to talk to a toyota needs to talk to a toyota vehicle needs to talk to a ford vehicle needs to talk to a ford vehicle or a hyundai vehicle and vehicle or a hyundai vehicle and they need to send

the one driver actually picks up people at muni bus stops and joined nearly 90 facebook drivers for loop transportation that organized with us but negotiated contracts that are going to bring people on average 9-dollar an hour wage increase, family paid health care, five weeks of paid vacation, pension and more benefits especially for the issue of split shifts which the supervisor mentioned. there are drivers from dozens of companies including just about every company that has a permit under the pilot program who are talking to us who want to organize, and we support this resolution because in the course of the organizing we would hate for any of this campaign to impede with the normal business of muni picking up hundreds of thousands of people everyday, so thank you, city and county of san francisco for your leadership on this issue and to supervisor wiener for putting this forward. >> great. thank you. are there any other members of the public to speak on item number two please come up. >> thank you supervisors. i am cynthia cruz with the san francisco league of league of voters. they'

the first thing for drivers to do is slow down and drive the speed limit. one of the startling facts in this business if you hit a pedestrian at 40 miles per hour they have a 90% chance of dying. if you hit them at 25 miles per hour they have about a 70 brs to 80% chance of surviving. it's a fundamental thing to get people to slow down. in the district of columbia drivers, when they come to an intersection and want to turn left or right and they have a round green signal, pedestrians who are legally in the crosswalk have the right-of-way. drivers who turn on a green signal when pedestrians are legally in the crosswalk, there are many issues that all road users need to keep track of. in our data that's what we seize one of the biggest problems. metropolitan police department like montgomery county will be out taking a look at driver behavior as well as pedestrian behavior. >> you mentioned earlier walter right d left right. what are some things that people on bikes and pedestrians need to be aware of. wearing bright clothing helps when it's dark. >> absolute

they think the driver is a human smuggler, or coyote. chases involving coyotes can be extremely dangerous. >> the driver was going over 100 miles per hour. the coyotes never want to get caught. it depends how desperate they are trying to get away from police, trying to get him out of the way so he can get away. >> swerving in and out of traffic, the suburban leads police on a chase lasting almost 20 miles until suddenly the driver pulls off on a side street and does the unthinkable. >> we freaked out. who in their right mind is going to jump out of a moving vehicle? watch again as the driver with the car still moving jumps out of the suv and lands face first on the pavement. two other men jump out and take off, with the car still moving, someone inside puts on the brake. when officers approach with guns drawn, they are startled by what they find. inside, police find a group of illegal immigrants crammed into the back of the suv. many of them terrified by the high speed purr suit. pursuit. >> everybody had to exit the vehicle because we h

if the driver were to have infractions or in their home country we may not

. >> curriculum for large vehicle driver training programs an information item. >> thank you and we do have john knox white a transportation planner with the the sfmta to provide us with an update and i want to congratulate you on your work leading the task force effort over the last year with our office and the mayor's office and a number of others and of course with the bicycle coalition and walk sf and i just want to take this moment to recognize in particular the bike coalition who actually first brought this idea to our office and city hall when one of our cyclists was killed on division by a large vehicle and they wanted to do a vehicle training program with the bike coalition to better educate how to share the roads and also how to be preventative and how a cyclist can be aware of multiple users on the road and over time as we found that all 4 cyclists that have been killed and been killed by large vehicles it was really clear it was an issue that required a larger scale solution and whether it's city agencies or construction contractors ecology and many others to be in the same

are to undergo a backward check for a driver to be a legal resident of the u.s. if the driver were to have infractions or in their home country we may not be getting that information we'll get the background check of activity from the united states and so correct m

alleges ferguson police used excessive force more often against blacks and pulled over black drivers more often than others. and now the report is looking for new demands for ferguson's police chief to resign. >> get the chief out there, has to resign. >> they started investigating ferguson after last summer's deadly police shooting of michael brown. they are expected to announce there's not enough evidence to charge the officer with violating brown's civil rights. "7 on your side" this afternoon looking into rush hour rebels. this morning i'm mike conneen investigating complaints about drivers who ignore rush hour parking restrictions on major routes like massachusetts avenue in northwest. >> the road is lined with diplomats. some drivers here on massachusetts avenue are less than diplomatic as the clock ticks closer to 9:30 a.m. for about half-hour, just as rush hour restrictions end, some drivers pull over put on their hazards and wait for their coveted parking spot to become legal. >> everybody has to merge over down to one lane and one car can cause a 15 minute backup. >> driver

are to undergo a backward check for a driver to be a legal resident of the u.s. if the driver were to have infractions or in their home country we may not be getting that information we'll get the background check of activity from the united states and so correct me if i am wrong and so that's the southern if there are issues from the home country that we wouldn't be getting and she feels the eliminations of that being a legal resident - >> yeah. >> i have one question about the fines how are they and is there an seas important the cost recovery enforcement or is that punitive. >> a lot of the fines are based on we have a historical schedule and that we went through the schedule and actually tried to think up the fin with the code infraction and the changes are matching them up and things change over here and not over there increases are based on what is felt to be reasonable and a lot of the chances were suggested by the enforcement team we have cost recovery sort of analysis in mind although we wanted to point out the intention not to generate income or revenue

sadly, the driver was killed. alex savidge is live with what went wrong before the crash. >> reporter: well, good afternoon. police suspect this truck was having mechanical problems of some kind, likely with the brakes. it came barreling down railroad avenue this morning, hitting several other cars before plowing right into this mexican restaurant there. you can see the damage that was done. that big rig, entirely inside of that restaurant. it's a dirt and gravel hauler. this is the mexican restaurant which was destroyed in the crash. thankfully, the restaurant was closed at the time. it's closed on mondays every week. the driver of the truck was killed. amazingly, no one else was hurt. this happened around 8:30. this crash triggered explosions and a huge fire. the restaurant destroyed. a neighboring business also damaged as well. the out-of-control rig crashed into a number of other cars before hitting the unra. those other drivers describe a real surreal scene. >> you could feel the explosion. i was so close rig

it wasn't about their drivers. it wasn't about the public. >> this is home base for roby trucking in vallejo. it was quiet today. not much in the way of comments today including this man who claimed to be an employee whose source is identified as the owners. >> we had calls from former employees who tells e. tell us that there have been serious issues with trucks. >> i got to go -- thank you. >> you want to talk about maintenance. >> talk to you later. thanks, sir. >> okay. he was not talking about. the california highway patrol introduced records indicating a long history of safety and maintenance issues at roby trucking. they include problems with brakes, steering and multiple other mechanical violations. a yard inspection last october the chp found roby to be unsatisfactory in all categories including record keeping. the most eye popping sigh lags, a roadside inspection that showed one rig overloaded by 16,000 pounds. >> in 42 years of working for trucking companies and being a driver, how does this company rank

must be a resident because of the new state law for the california driver's license that wording was removed i'm asking you interstate and be legally permitted to work in the united states san francisco cab drivers take vulnerable people in all states and have to find out their addresses women disadvantaged very vulnerable don't think on this now photograph e is 01103 the sfmta tries to screen out now sfmta's live scan and fingerprinting covers the united states and sfmta didn't have the wherewith all to see if someone is a counted rapist in their home country the state department has the power and don't the burgundy checks before they give people a work permit this proposal breaches the public trust this is why i want to be liam permitted to work in the united states at least not race to the bottom and have important checks than the tnc the public depends on cab drivers they can don't think on to undo is it counterproductive and gives a less quality care to the residing public and it is the color schemes rocket, however, it meets the force of regulation. >> thank you. next speaker.

of the vehicle was a young female driver.ay we were dealing with either a very petite individual or a teenager. >> we attempted to stop the vehicle, but she refused to stop for us. at that time i began asking for assistance from other agencies to deploy stop sticks so we could get the vehicle stopped. i thought, you know, in the 200 yards she's probably going to come up, hit the stop sticks and everybody would be over, everything would be safe. before we got to that point she made an extremely abrupt left-hand turn. >> oh! >> the officers are shocked when the driver suddenly veers off the road and crashes directly into the brick wall of a church. >> she just accelerated at a high rate of speed into the church. the impact was just tremendous, so i knew she was at a greater speed of 70 miles per hour when she hit the church. after the dust had settled, we could really see how bad the accident was because the entire front half of the jeep was into the church through the brick wall. i never at one time saw the brake lights activa

belted. >> very young people, very young driver, very inexperienced drivers. >> reporter: the two girls are from ukiah and man from santa rosa. he has a neck fracture, but is expected to survive. a girl was ejected with cuts and broken arms, but given the circumstances she is lucky to be alive. >> she is, but such a sad story all the way around. president obama has donedemmed the murder of a senior russian opposition leader and called on the russian government to conduct i approach and transparent investigation. r borisis nemtsov was gunned down. in the interview nemtsov denounced russin president vladimir putin for his "mad aggressive policies." activists blame mr. putin for creating an atmosphere of hate. >> i doubt it was a direct order from putin, but this toxic atmosphere of hatred that has been promulgate by russian television, 24/7, russian mass media has been spreading hatred. >> the 55-year-old nemtsovs with a former deputy russian prime minister and one of the president putin's most vocal and visible opponents. police are looking at a variety of motives for the attack. >> in t

the mta says companies must accept credit cards from taxi driver, taxi drivers must accept credit cards from customers but you guys are exempt. there are lots of people who don't have checking accounts, but they have a credit card and a debit card, and you don't take cash. i ordered from the bank a thousand dollars of pennies in order to pass a message, but you don't take cash. you take cash downstairs, you take credit cards i can renew my clipper account with a credit card. >> thank you. >> but, no. >> thank you. >> (calling speaker names). >> mcguire. >> mary mcguire, taxi driver, i'd like to also address the cal-train issue done without any hearing as far as we know, no public input i understand legislation created this cab stance, so don't you need legislation to remove it or give it to somebody else like lift, they advertised on their website, it's the first step on the lift line and they had a party across the street to celebrate it. so, now, you know, i'm starting to reconsider everything now like those transit lanes you gave us think ear not for us are they, they're not created

one gets ahead of the out-of-control driver and throws down a spike strip in the driver's path deflatings. >> and the vehicle come back into the right lanes and then slowed way down, went off the right side of the road and veered off and went down to the field. i mean, it ended. >> the chase is over. officers order the suspect to get out of the car. but no one comes out. carefully they approach the vehicle and find a little boy hunched down on the floorboard. >> of course, we make sure he's okay. we ask him what happened. and at the time we're asking where the other person went. where is the other person. and we're asking ourself, we didn't see anybody run. >> police believe there has to be another person. someone else had to be driving the vehicle and then -- >> it clicked that that kid was driving the car. >> the driver of the chase that had officers from four counties and a canine unit after him was no drunk driver. it was a 9-year-old boy who could barely see above the steering wheel. >> i never experienced anything like that. i think i was just shocked. i wasn't really sure what to

after the chase and crash of a female driver. police say, 24-year-old alice brown went on a driving rampage, after being approached by plain clothes officers investigating the rental car she was in.which was reported stolen. the reckless driver struck several cars, and one man had to ditch his motorcycle to avoid being hit. two officers who were chasing the car on foot. made the decision to shoot brown, and not put innocent bystanders at risk. san jose police are searching for a woman who brought a stunt gun to hold up a 711 store. on montero. police say the woman entered the store demanded money from the cash register and then fled with the money on foot. the suspect is described as an african-american women with medium went straight hair doctors say there is an alarming increase in the number of children who are nearsighted. we'll tell you why and what parents can do about it. one community calling for helped as gangs move closer to their planning field. an update on the driver who send this chp on a wild chase and with the use

the driver escaped and is okay. the ford hit this saturn before bursting interest films much the driver of the saturn saw the fire and thought fast. >> i panicked and could not get out out of the car because the doors were locked and i tried to kick out the door and i crawled back and kicked this door out to get out of the car. >> no one was hurt this morning. the long time bay area residents could not help but think of the deadly accident that happened in the caldecott tunnel in 1982 when seven people were killed. >> scary. it brought flash backs of the tanker blowing up in the tunnel years ago. i was a kid but it had that feel to it. we all started running out of the tunnel pretty fast. we were scared. >> you are looking at a picture of the new bore, the inbound bore to san francisco. if you have driven through it it has fans in it. the old ones do not. drivers this morning were stuck in there with the smoke wishing it did have fans to blow all the smoke out. we asked caltran this morning if there are plans to add

its own life along with scores of drivers.n people call phoenix home. the sixth most populous city in america, it's among the fastest growing in the country. as the population grows, so does the traffic. on any given day, the 101 loop that surrounds phoenix carries up to 120,000 vehicles driving 65 miles per hour or faster. and it's the arizona department of public safety's job to make sure commuters avoid its daily hazards. according to officer jeremy perry. >> as a patrol motor officer, most of my calls are what i deal relation, whether it's traffic stops, collisions, motorists helping individuals that are broken down on the freeway. >> november 16, 2011. during rush hour on the 101 loop a car is clipped by another vehicle, hits the wall and flips. the driver is okay. but her two small dogs in the car get spooked and bolt in opposite directions. one of them a shih tzu called muffin, is caught on a news chopper. every stride she takes could be her last. officer perry is among the first to arrive at the accident. >> the sergea

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attacks on septa bus drivers and one guy flips out a knife and threatens a driver. simple request that sent that passenger over the edge. >> a man a rested an cued of spying on women changing at target. what police say he used to get a good look at the ladies in the dressing room. >> one mom tries to make good for a teenager's bad behavior. it ruined a movie for a family that just fell on hard times that mom's next move is getting the country's attention rigight now. >> you degree any of jersey you know all about the dreaded traffic circles. we found the worst one. >> our favorite jersey girl jax made it to american idol's top nine. she tells me she has the pipes to make it to number one. ♪ >> video shows a firefighter falling through the roof of a burning garage. the fresno california firefighter on the roof. smoke is everywhere and suddenly the roof gives way. seconds later you see flames shoot through the hole. fellow firefighters went to work immediate toll get him out. they used axes to break into the garage and safe him. >> the firefighter hasek and third degr

we have 100,000 drivers.t is quite complicated to collect money and disperse it out on a weekly basis. millions have used the service. >> probably more than 10 passengers per driver, right. >> think about doing it in multiple countries. very challenging to take a company global in the current payment structure. >> when you look at how this is a fault over time, how has this changed? how has stripe changed? >> we found exactly the example of the kind of business we want to sit what which is the security aspect, the mobile, the frictionless aspect. there are complexities in handling their business with respect. first of all, you want to make sure that security is occurring, there's fraud prevention. to make sure they don't have to build up a big payment scheme and the business office to track the money moving. they have a lot of transactions. >> is it true that you can launch a business like this in the same way? so many companies are doing that now. stripe is changing the way that companies can launch. do you

police are questioning two drivers. the accident happened at the intersection of knights and street road where nbc 10's jesse gary is live. what has -- that intersection has been open i believe, for a while now. tell us what the latest is going on there. >> reporter: well, vai, the intersection is open. you can see the traffic is moving freely behind me. but the investigation into this fatal pedestrian vehicle accident is ongoing. detectives say around 5:45 this morning, bensalem resident miss massey was walking north on knights road crossed against the red traffic signal and was hit by two cars going west on street road. the first driver stopped. the second did not. witnesses took cell phone pictures of that license plate, provided that information to police and detectives traced the car to a home in new jersey. detectives say this fatal accident was avoidable. >> we have done these too often at this intersection. if people just obey the lights it is kindergarten all over. just watch the lights and walk with the traffi

but the driver is okay. the driver escapes without injury. this next race in germany, this guy driving a mustang gt 500, very very expensive car in that part of the world but something starts to go wrong. >> oh! >> [ bleep ]! >> looked like he may have had a bit of brake problems there. they go hard into that right hand can't keep it together sliding off into the run-off area. >> that makes your heart race and we're not even in the car. >> 17-year-old driver ryan savage at a test session for his race coming up next month. guy's doing well. look at speedometer, climbing, climbing, and then -- >> oh whoa. >> that's a heavy hit into the wall at about 100 miles per hour. now, ryan wanted this video out there because he hit a concrete wall. he's saying why are there still concrete walls at racing circuits? if you hit it head-on, he would have been much more injured than he was. suffered injured rotator cuff and minor concussion. >> anything can happe on they should be protecting everybody. >>> here at "right this minute" it's the kind of thing to

to not properly that the drivers, train the drivers and inspect the drivers, long-term, it is not a good strategy. cory: travis that you referred to is the ceo. when you look at the business at this point, is there any stopping uber, or you just hoping to slow them down? mark: look at asia. uber is getting their clock cleaned in asia right now. they have proven you can stop them there. the battle is not over. in the case of lyft, which raise money, they are challenging in san francisco. they have conceded internationally. they basically said in their most recent round of fundraising that they will focus on the u.s., and there are enormous assets that could come into play for us in our industry with the use of good technology. so we are playing catch-up, but this war is by no means over. cory: we really appreciate your mark joseph, we appreciate your time. thank you. cory: i am cory johnson. tomorrow, a new account of steve jobs' life and career hits the bookstore. the unauthorized biography is a little different than earlier accounts, because it seems to have the company's support. joini

the driver comes out, hands up. steps on his back, then kicks him. he looks in the truck, where police say a 3-year-old is sitting without a child seat. the deputy turns around and kicks the man in the groin and then steps on him again. the deputy resigns after an internal investigation. >>> in south carolina, a collection of shocking and disturbing dashboard videos leads federal authorities to investigate alleged misconduct and civil rights violations by the state's highway patrol. a man is on the run after fleeing his car during a traffic stop. >> driving down homer street. >> the trooper is in hot pursuit. he strikes the man with his squad, flipping him over. the officer's dash cam records him telling another police officer that he hit the fleeing suspect intentionally. >> i nailed the [ bleep ] out of him. he went flying up in the air. i wish -- >> you hit him? >> yeah, i hit him. i was trying to hit him. >> after the man is hit by the car, he gets up and keeps on running. >> i don't believe that it's part of st

license is suspected that person has to pay a lot of 0 money to get that driver's license back if f and if you're low income that stops someone from finding opportunity there's also recently a report that came out in ferguson were there was a report 12 thousand people living in ferguson and 16 thousand have outstanding arrest warrant for not paying court finances it is one of the rules that the justice system keeps people down and in this case ferguson many of the people are african-american we want to look at the other disproportionate community that are effected disproportionately and we'll have a report out from the department when we have our hearing probably later in may the rest i submit. >> supervisor breed ace rare i get excited about anything at the board chasm because mostly a lot of technical business we have to take care of i'm agreeing so serious but today, i'm excited because i have some visitors people who he consider my family from the african-american art and culture complex a lot of the young folks you guys can stand up from programs project level and cal all stars

last week, drivers were paying 2.95 a gallon and a month ago, most drivers were paying about a dollar less than they are now. the supply has been drying up since the fire at the exxonmobil refinery in torrance and the strike at the tesoro refinery in martinez. state laumakers will hold -- lawmakers will hold meetings this week. >>> drivers in san francisco are paying on average 3.34 to fill up in san jose, it's costing about 3.36. in oakland, drivers are paying about 3.34. >>> a new report shows many streets in san jose are deteriorating quickly because the city just can't keep up with maintenance. the city auditor found that 60% of the roads in san jose are so worn out that expensive auto repairs are needed. industry experts say streets need to be repaired every ten years but the audit found san jose has never met the goal due to insufficient funds. some roads have not been maintained since the 1980s. the report says san jose roads rank as fair right now. but if they are not dealt with soon, 38% of the streets will rank as poor. >> i've gotten flats along those roads. haven't gotten

urber drivers facing off with cabbies in trenton. what the cab drivers are calling for next. jacklyn: our middle schools have classes that are devoted for test prep. my kids only have a half a year science and a half a year social studies to make room for preparing for the test. gina: we have no after-school programs, we have no freshman sports, we have no extra anything... okaikor: we're cutting those programs to make way for test prep. and we're not taking in to all the other things that makes a child whole. gina: we are setting our kids up to fail. >>> the ride sharing service usher doing battle in mercer county. yesterday, both groups protested in trenton after lawmakers voted in favor of a bill that would require urber drivers to have the same as cab drivers. urber drivers saying pay for insurance would hurt the bottom line and the cab drivers say the bill even though they passed it doesn't go far enough and want uber workers to undergo strict drug tests. urber x allowed to operate across the state everywhere but philadelphia. drivers face fines and could have their cars

. >>: the driver was ejected.ot at the time? these are all things that will be investigating. there may be some data stored that we may be older get pass at some point and to know whether night he was sorry gazebo. this ec be at a very busy seeing. >>: you can see that appears now that the coroner's office has arrived. that becomes cortines and the took some time once they removed the body and purposely stood were arrested the be sure that we covered the body out of respect for the family members i can say that once the quarters of this removes the body we will get a positive identification but at this point the driver's name is not be released all we know is that he was a male driver. the bus is still here. >>: the base sur that our following now what if a word or telling about a mother and baby hit in a crosswalk placard the word now we have cellphone video moments after the happen. >>: reporter: within the last hour i spoke to the chp tell me that this 21 year- old mother and a one-year- old son remained in the

no update on the drivers condition this morning. meantime, police say, this is a very dangerous stretch of roadway. they often clock people going 90 miles per hour or faster. much more on that part of the story coming up later in the show. for now live in morrisville jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank upment also new this morning taxi driver crashes through a fence after leading police on a chase. police say that they got calls of attacks i going the wrong way in south philadelphia. when officers found that taxi, they say the driver was asleep behind the wheel. when he wouldn't wake up, they broke his window and that's when the driver took off leading them on a short chase. that finally came to an end when the driver lost its front tire and crashed at delaware and oregon. the driver tried to get out around run but did he not get very far. this morning, he is facing charges, several of them, including dui. >>> in burlington count a fatal crash involving a car and tractor-trailer. the crash happened late last night on