the attorney says huber may use private cars but they're providing public rides. >> huber and other public transportation are required to provide equal access to people with disabilities. >> we want to be their customers. >> but to do that writers like jonathan have to be able to get in the c car. >> it take someone to step up and say this is wrong, and if no one else will, i will. >> in san francisco, noah walker ktvu channel2 news. >>> late this afternoon huber released this statement to ktvu. it reads in part, huber will deactivate driver partners from the server platform who refuse to transport a writer with a service animal. huber also said it welcomes service animals and is proud to help with the mobility and freedom of blind and vision impaired users. >>> google is said to be working on a mega deal and has confirmed another. google said it's buying a company called divide. it helps businesses manage the mobile devices employees use for work, such as business e- mail and sensitive information. google has been working to expand its footprint in the corporate world. no word on how much

. >> for huber...and for his community living on the edges, there is little difference between the templarsthe vigilantes, or the government. >> it's been a few weeks, and we've come back to check on paco's team. >> things aren't going well - one of his men has gone rogue. >> as paco's team moves north, we've heard that the community of taraquato has set up a roadblock and is protesting their advance. >> the two men were too scared to show their faces on camera, but told us they'd been held for two days. >> down the road, the vigilantes are ready for a fight. >> all of these people are going toward the place where the indigenous community is and they're saying that they're going to unblock this road. >> one of paco's lieutenants - manages to control the situation. they secure a detour on a different road. it's impossible for us to confirm what happened to the two men from taraquato. the autodefensas claim the community was paid to protest by the templars. but, off camera, they also admitted they had indeed detained the two men, and that one of the vigilantes had, in their own words, been to

ber andhead, huber, -- u pinterest all with high valuations. do they deserve it? >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. i figure funding rounds in the first quarter or 2014 it possible that fundraising that fundraising is getting too easy? there's a collaboration platform for enterprises that raised money. still with us is chamath palihapitiya, founder of the social capital. thanks for joining us. guest is an investor in your company. how is it different starting a company today than it was with flickr a decade ago? >> is started in 2002. there was the dock, crash and crash and 9/11. it is impossible to raise money. we were working on a game. effort.as a last ditch in one sense, we were lucky there. it was entirely different. >> is it too easy to raise money today? >> i think there are a lot of companies that are not raising any money at all and there are some in which i would say to take a step back. the enterprise per photo, we have probably done about 20 or ortfolio, weper p have probably done about 20 or 30 deals. we have a great practice. of a

. >> today alyssa schlossberg and huber meet with the jail's rabbi for religious studies. >> sometimesause a dilemma. >> reporter: during the lesson, the rabbi notices that alyssa schlossberg's energy has begun to wane. upon hearing alyssa schlossberg did not receive her kosher lunch that day, the rabbi requests a meal for her. but lunch is quickly interrupted when officer cruz determined that alyssa schlossberg lied to the rabbi about missing her meal. >> did you eat at chow time? >> yeah, i have it now. my salad. >> but did you eat at chow time? >> yeah, we ade ate. >> why did you tell the rabbi -- >> no, we didn't have lunch then. >> i went to the kitchen and said she didn't receive a trail. >> oh, i didn't know that. >> you knew what you were doing. >> i wasn't the one that said it. >> when you walked past, what did you say to us, the rabbi is on the way to the kitchen to get extra foochltd is that what you said? yes or no? so you know what you were doing then. >> not about that. >> she had two trays. she's good. and she did lie to you. >> in a nutshell. >> okay. >> thank you. >> t

a republican party divided between the huber conservative and everyone else.acking unified message on pretty much anything. democrats to their credit have been smart to jump on this, attaching any extreme view to the broader party overall. the gop makes those an easy task. look to their response to cliven bundy. i think this guy deserves no where near the attention he craves but initial sympathy from conservatives like rand paul and sean hannity, they've made him a huge story, elevating bundy to hero status without knowing anything about him other than his hate for the federal government. conservatives jumped on the bandwagon. look how that turned out. democrats and left painting the racist brush on everybody who quickly jumped on the bundy bandwagon. this important question, what is the bigger prize? political power and legitimacy conferred by majorities at ballot box or your pride, tied up with individual, unsuited to the role of matter? do not take too long to answer. he's right. the clock is ticking. republicans lose once again in 2016 the party will offic

again, i am and goober liberal democrat, but when -- huber -- nancy pelosi told roll call she wants to build a the mental health industry, the barber bill got it. it gives the mental health industry more money without requiring them to serve the series and mentally ill. we can't pretend they don't exist. telemedicine is really related more to getting primary caretakers in rural areas access to psychiatrist who don't live in those areas for consultation. >> i want to take, i want to add to the response. i have mixed feelings about telemedicine. i think what congressman murphy has been attending to underscore and that hasn't come across more clearly, i want to underline it. there's a serious shortage of mental health professionals, terrible shortage of mental health professionals. and above all a series of shortage of needed specialists. so what do you do? you want to make an immediate fix to people who have mental health needs in non-serb areas, let alone underserved areas. you could use technology to wrap up a solution, and i've you telemedicine as a bridge. i don't view it as a long-t