the interconnected flf wired air-conditioned nanny state where everything is beautiful, and nothing hurtsd of true. especially if you read the papers or the carefully monitored internet. you look around the litterless streets where everything seems to work just fine, just fine. and you think -- or you could forgiven for thinking gee maybe a one-party system is just what we need. you look at all the social problems and ethnic strive, street crime, drugs that singapore has managed to avoid and you could think, is this the life we want? it ain't my system. it's not the world i want. but, damn, it has its appeal. >> hi this is singapore. >> jam packed in between the carefully architecture yur abthe sky scrapers and office blocks are rich deep very old and deliciously funky remnants of the old world. chinese, indian, may lay and the culture that still cheeritious the good thing. >> what's your favorite. >> my favorite is in may lay. >> that's your favorite what's your favorite chinese. >> sometimes chicken rice of course. how about favorite indian dish. >> definitely, the biani rice. >> that's

either of the issues, the flf, all the tribunal impact will have a huge impact on the way uber operatesoost the operational costs here in london >> arjun, what is the market share, do we think, of uber in london in terms of within other ride-sharing apps, i would think it is very high indeed, but also versus the classic london black cab, which is still fairly prominent? >> reporter: yeah. i mean, uber has a huge marketshare here no definitive stats on that, but it claims to have 40,000 drivers in the uk capital as well as 3.5 million users. so it's no small company it's doing a huge amount of business here in the uk. so it is clearly a very important market any damage here to its business could have ramifications for the global business, too >> and just one final point, clearly, they didn't get banned outright the data decision was made there to continue to allow it to operate until the current license expires. they have to launch their appeal by today how long can they continue operating for once they launch the appeal until the final decision of the appeal is made >> reporter: yeah, s

if flfs any recording capability that could be extremely important. >> do we know the time it took? we know the first responders figured out with the hotel security figured out where the room was. as you said one of them took a bullet. be and then they cordoned off the area got the people evacuated from other rooms. do we know how long it took s.w.a.t. to breech the door. >> an hour and 20 all told. we know sunday night at 109:08 p.m. the first shots rang out. almost immediately there were calls put into the authorities who very quickly realized where the shots were coming from, from up there. process but initially they assumed it was on the 50th or 60th floor. the security teams and police started going floor to floor process. we heard the sheriff that the bullets rained down nine minutes. we know about the gunfire indian. after that gunfire inside the police retreated waiting to s.w.a.t. it went until 11:20 p.m. an hour 12 minutes later they put explosives around the door breached it went in and found the shooter who had apparently committed suicide. >> not that any motive would m