i don't drive for grub hub, but if i did, i would drop the kids off at school. and when i had to pick them up or take them to soccer practice, i would be an uber driver. >> i think that the gig economy is great for flexibility. if you're looking for a 40-hour career, if you start driving uber, you're no better off. >> that's not a career move. >> yeah. so i think that's an important thing to recognize is that it's not meant to be all things for all people. so my new company, we employ people full time instead of using a gig economy process for this reason. it's a career oriented, economic growth sort of a job. >> you could have taken the money from grub hub and taken it easy. you rode your bicycle across the continental u.s., but then you did do a new startup. why not just take it easy? >> after grub hub, i rode off into the sunset literally, i rode from virginia to oregon. during that time, i had time to reflect, and it made me think about the fact that i had -- what now? i had a lot of resources. i had a lot that i still had to give. and so i created this new

just paid $6.95 to stay verified on grub hub. >> worth it. >> yeah, you're going to pay for your foodi'm go >> yeah. >> well i will pay for the food delivery though. >> oh sure. >> all right, thank you so much for watching the late show with stephen colbert is next. the news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. have a great weekend. captioning sponsored by cbs >> texas senator ted cruz making news. first, in his new book, the senator admits to hiding in a supply closet during the insurrection. and then last night, he was booed and flipped off by angry fans at yankee stadium. >> remember when those insurrections wanted to murder you? >> it's time for the seventh inning stretch. this one is dedicated to senator ted cruz. ( sung to "take me out to the ball game" )

we know that the two young ladies were at a bar first when they went to the grub hub for their food truck place to start. to take it from the bar. this is unbelievable that there could be murdered so savagely on two floors, four individuals and the others would not have heard it and fled or in some way have been involved and got the heck out of there. it's extremely unusual series of facts. >> charles: what about the clock ticking nine days? does it become more difficult to track down the culprit the further out we get from the actual day that this happened or the night? >> 1000%. the clock is ticking and ticking against law enforcement. every day ticks by near moving away from the crime. very little is known or very little is shared at this point. as i mentioned, the no even a composite sketch. nothing. no video that is known. this is a ghost. >> charles: this is heart breaking, pat. thanks very much. i appreciate it. another story we're following, five people killed and 19 injured after a man opened fire in a good nightclub in colorado springs. the suspected gunmen facing a number of ch

>> grub hub. >> the department lost 250 officers the past two years and when you add in a hike and violentnd traffic crashes, residents sometimes have to wait. that's what we were told. >>>> big cities in california continues to feel the effect of america's violent crisises. the crime rate is up in the state. california's gubernatorial candidate, brian dally, it is great to have you here. i want to put these numbers up, this is 2021. violent crime rates up, 6%. homicide up 7.7%. >> rape up 7.9%. >> well, it is not awful. california has 38 million people and when you talk about a 7% or 8% jump in homicides, that's a lot of people. >> that's eight out of a hundred. >> gavin newsom let out, high desert state president. >> he supported proposition 47. you can rape an unconscious woman in california and it is not considered a violent crime. not only those numbers are going up, but the convictions are going down. it is really a lot higher than that because a lot of these crimes we don't call raping unconscionable is not a felony in california. think of those that are not penalized. rp >> you hav