. >> when julie tran gets into her car, and shuts the door it's a perfect place to think. >> i writethis journal. >> she's a writer yoga teacher and uber driver. >> there is time when picking up a passenger an idea comes up. so i feel that if i were sitting in a cubicle i won't be able to get that done. >> she says it gives her freedom to pursue her goals. >> to turn app on when i want, off, when i want. >> uber thinks that is a great way to get ahead. >> today is the 20th anniversary of this wonderful effort. >> on the day of the un women event, >> uber announced it's partnering with un women to reach a goal. a million is a lot. right now uber says it has 150,000 drivers in the united states and 14% of women. . >> i remember i 1 started driveing i was the only driver in heathrow that was female. >> uber is planning extensive outreach. >> we're going to have more announcements. >> it was well received but without prompting nearly all mentioned something else they say they think they know where this is coming from. >> certain news >> male drivers harassing women . >> i stopped using i

. >> when julie tran gets into her car, and shuts the door it's a perfect place to think. >> i write in this journal. >> she's a writer yoga teacher and uber driver. >> there is time when picking up a passenger an idea comes up. so i feel that if i were sitting in a cubicle i won't be able to get that done. >> she says it gives her freedom to pursue her goals. >> to turn app on when i want, off, when i want. >> uber thinks that is a great way to get ahead. >> today is the 20th anniversary of this wonderful effort. >> on the day of the un women event, >> uber announced it's partnering with un women to reach a goal. a million is a lot. right now uber says it has 150,000 drivers in the united states and 14% of women. . >> i remember i 1 started driveing i was the only driver in heathrow that was female. >> uber is planning extensive outreach. >> we're going to have more announcements. >> it was well received but without prompting nearly all mentioned something else they say they think they know where this is coming from. >> certain news >> male drivers harassing women . >> i stopped usi

. >>> a 3-year-old girl named julie tran stole the show at ted cruz's rally in new hampshire over theeekend when she heard ted cruz warn the crowd that the world is on fire because of the president's policies. >> the whole world's on fire. >> the world's on fire? >> the world is on fire. yes. your world is on fire. but you know what? your mommy's here, and everyone's here to make sure that the world you grow up in is even better. >> well, after a flood of headlines that cruz scared the girl, the little girl's mother went on local radio to clarify that her daughter thinks cruz is a hero. the woman is an enthusiast for ted cruz. what do you make of that? it seems like it takes him about five, ten seconds to realize he's talking to a 3-year-old girl and changes the tone pretty abruptly. >> well, yes, but not abruptly enough. when a little girl thinks the world is literally on fire, you reassure her that it's not. you don't reinforce the idea that literally the world is on fire and then her mother, of course, then tells her ted cruz is the guy who's going to put the fire out. he just seem

a single week in july saw the shooting down of another jet in ukraine, a fatal trans-asia airways crashn taiwan and a crash in mali more than 700 people dead in just half the year with another eight commercial crashes to go. but when you step back and look at the statistics. 2014 was actually another very safe year in the single greatest period of aviation safety ever. the world was on track for 59 million commercial flights by 2030 but yet as the number of flights goes up, the number of crashes goes down. but there is at least one glaring problem left. in the vast stretches of ocean, there is no radar and when air traffic control looses contact with the plane it is it gone. 90% of long-haul flights carry a satellite based positioning system but they only ping their location every 30 or 40 minutes at most. they have started a trial that would increase that frequency to every 15 minutes, but still that's not real time tracking. except for these occasional check ins they are in no better contact now than they were in the 1960s. >> the glaringly obvious issue is that there are situations w

juli! at discor, wtreayouli you tre you get the itard d see ur fo®rediscor >>will tran: you could say i domy head but minutes ago of a light rain will tech where we can get as move beyond me but it is still over the bay area and the reason why is this dark red not you did not see the stars and the cloud cover is of rest and i can hear their roadway is right next was the interstate 80, and you could hear the hissing of the tires that is moved across all to consider the loss as well and looks like it least for this area of starting to dry off there were patches that i did hit some heavy rainfall and monitor the situation of course be careful out there the first landfall in that i remember the last time it rainedlast >>darya: let's check in with james and see how long the rain is want to linger. >>james: is concentrated in the east bay right now. >>darya: as a restraint of for i am more and i got a raindrop earlier this morning and it was gone because it moved out it was sold overnight and then move fast road sensors is also pretty lie in the east aggressing more the rain in that is what the

july and. that he would see my experience how often do you think about it. >>: not very often. we do not talk about very often is not because is because it does not come up. >>will tran: your heading back to the ring million and then ultimately to the wood to month. i would imagine the happy to sad. >>: i don't know i have a mixed feeling. it was all blasted away. that the tsunami at that time. the biggest earthquake in tsunami in japan. as the while four years ago it was a tsunami in japan. >>will tran: we're just getting started will be a to get a 15 it will sunny more opportunities to talk to this living hero this gentleman here and we're just getting started. >>mark: with american doing dobson. will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. ♪♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ if you can clear tab thouliftg a nger. yomay mudingthugh lergs. try zyrt® f powfulalley reef. and zyec®s dieren an criti causit srtswoing ster on t fir dayyotaket. zyrtec. mule noore. >>james: the focus of

in jail since july he was booked on several counts including violations of narcotics trafficking possessions of a firearm in a felon in possession--alexander santiago gonzales. >>will traney're driving slowly with a flashlight is shining on the street also they had the mud shut that we just showed you driving slightly flashing its people as in the mid they possibly saw this man have put many phone calls as well as females into san francisco commissure department how could this possibly happen and what will happen to the deputy escorting this person should there have been more the one person for doing this with another hit a shot, from the runway so quickly adapted% in he managed to get away we want to know the answer to that. >>mark:other breaking news we are following this morning. >>mark:vallejo police are asking the public for help finding a 30-year-old woman who may have been kidnapped for ransom. >>mark:this is a live picture from jackie sissel who is in vallejo. >>mark:a 30-year-old man contacted police to report a possible kidnapping around 1:55 p-m yesterday. >>mark:he says it happened in the 500 block of kirkland avenue early yesterday morning. >>mark:jackie is