lyft accessibility. we have emily castor. >> good afternoon, my name is emily castor director at lyft. thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak to you about lyft. i want to be clear about the fact that i come here humbly, not just to speak but to learn and hear ideas about the council. we are a driven company and focused on helping cities and we are always guided by the community feedback that we receive from people who live in those cities and by our values. lyft was founded with a vision to expand access to safe friendly reliable transportation using the resources we have in our communities. over the last two 2 years since lyft launched in san francisco 10s of thousands of people use this to give people a ride. proic db providing new mobility. among these passengers as well as drivers. for those of you who are not familiar with how lyft works. please forgive me if you are already familiar with lyft. >> can you talk a little slower? >> certainly. lift is a smartphone and people log in with their

lyft options. do you have those statistics. how many drivers are you employing using your app and how many of them are people with disabilities? >> thank you for clarifying. we left lane that passenger data, with respect to drivers, we don't ask people if they have a disability. which i'm guessing you might not like. we don't address that as a screening question but in research and doing is surveys of our research can deal with that information and will help identify with the communities or if you have other suggestions about how we could appropriately collect that information. we can have it. >> so that is what i'm bringing up and that's my focus. we have heard from you and from the representative from uber previously that this anecdotal information about people with disabilities using working for cnc as an employment avenue. i would like to certainly see more numbers on that. you also talked about the person personally who uses her own accessible vehicle to work for you guys. so i would like to k

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i did it for a company called lyft.kes drivers put a ridiculous mustache on our cars, it's a marketing gimmick but helps a person who wants a pickup spot the car. i also have the passenger's phone number, unlike normal cabs, lyft drivers ipvite customers in the front seat. >> where are you headed? >> i think services like that are terrific. i could make money, people got a ride. so many people like the new services that uber is valued at 18 billion dollars. >> i think it's fabulous. i think go to town! it's causing so much buzz for the disruptors of the world. you don't want more regulation. you don't want rules. john: maybe we don't, there are rules. uber and lyft are illegal most places so what's going to happen to the extra choice? adam keeps an eye on this for the technology policy program at the mercada center, what's going to happen? the companies be growing but legal. >> for far too long. regulation is put in place to protect consumer interest. the reality is we know regulation has unintended consequences and hur

list -- lyft accessibility. lift is a mobile application matching drivers with passengers seeking rides. lyft will share details of their technology and capability. lyft. public comment is welcome. agenda item no. 7. no. 8. information item. better market street transit priority proposal for improvement is surface transit facilities on market streets between octavia and stuart street. presentation by simon prince george county manager department of public works. sf mta. public comment is welcome. agenda item no. 8. action item. cochair elections. in accordance with the mayor's disability council bylaws article 3, section 1, there shall be two cochairs elected to serve as officers of the council and elections will be staggered by at least 3 months. the present election will be to elect a cochair to the position currently held by cochair supanich whose term just expired. agenda item no. 9. information item. report from disaster preparedness committee. agenda item no. 10, public comment. items not on today's agenda

lyft accessibility. we have emily castor. >> good afternoon, my name is emily castor director at lyft. thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak to you about lyft. i want to be clear about the fact that i come here humbly, not just to speak but to learn and hear ideas about the council. we are a driven company and focused on helping cities and we are always guided by the community feedback that we receive from people who live in those cities and by our values. lyft was founded with a vision to expand access to safe friendly reliable transportation using the resours

so i just want to make sure that you know with lyft and with uber that they really do have the proper insurance, not just when the cars are, you know in process and for their passengers, but also when the cars that they are using are just roaming around waiting for a call. because i know that they always say they have $1 million insurance and when i provide the stories and provide links to these things, i know it's a meeting about lyft but they say they are not responsible and they just provide the software. i know there is a big difference where we taxis whether they are on call or off call, if they hit a pedestrian or somebody who is in another car, there is always coverage of $1 million. if someone became disabled as a result and if someone who walks a lot slower as other people, for me, that's a huge issue. i know that there is the box, the box initiative going on right now that was publicized in the san francisco chronicle where they are starting to give tickets to cars that block intersections and i'm glad to see that's happening because six 6 months to a year ago i called the m

sending uber, lyft, and side car a letter accusing the companies of illegal pricing on shared rides and inadequate background checks. the safety concerns get denny's attention. >> the fact there are sometimes young children, single women getting in a car with complete strangers, yes, i mean, most definitely they should do the due diligence. >> i think it's about time somebody with a government background forced the people to do what they are supposed to do. >> reporter: he's currently killikill i -- suing uber. he believes the ride share services are steering clear of the law. >> ultimately the consumers are the ones that suffer. they are not providing the type of safety, inspection, training, background checks. >> reporter: the district attorneys are demanding moved shared ride features and all language that implies criminal background checks reveal a driver's criminal history or face legal action. no response from uber or lyft tonight, but side car is asking uses to sign a petition in support of their service and in a statement says, "shared rides are great for california, because the

>> where are you between dr investor between uber and lyft? >> i'm bias. i'm an investor in lyft.eel uber has -- i feel there's a negative ring because it sort of means you're above everybody, above the law, and -- >> and daring authority. >> lyft is uplifting everybody and catching a lift. >> yeah. >> it's a close call between the two. >> tell you about another story, hong kong real estate entrepreneur wants wealthy gamblers to travel in style placing an order for 30 rolls royce phantoms, largest order in the company's history. hung will use the cars for the hotel set to open in 2016. when we return, another giant leap for man's space flight. landing a million billion dollar deal. does this get the u.s. space program on track? that's next here on "squawk box." >>> alibaba founder is the richest man in china. what is his net worth? the answer when cnbc's "squawk box" continues. and a gentle wavelike motion... aahhh- ahhhhhh. liberate your spine, ahhh-ahhhhhh aflac! and reach, toes blossoming... not that great at yoga. yeah, but when i slipped a disk he paid my claim in just four d

has inevitable tined consequences -- unintended consequences and could hurt the consumers, uber and lyftvideing consumers with a real option they want. john: which is what consumers want but taxi companies points out, hey, we have to awa aobey e rules po to make sure we're safe, and licenseed and insurance. >> the better answer to put everyone on the same playing field, by like rallyizing mark -- lik liberal asizing markets. john: uber is in the country, companies are not saying mother may i, they are following what you talk about in our book permissionless innovation, just doing it. >> they are offering these options, and consumers' those. >> a million customers and politicians are saying maybe i'm not going to get elected if i enforce the rules. >> that is right, that is why i'm ostmimic these new service the will pre veil there is a demand, they want high school high quality service, they were tired of stinky cabs, and high prices. john: that is great for internet businesss that work on my phone, if you want to build a new car or chemical plant, or build homes in a new way, then you c

. >>> ride sharing companies include be uber, lyft and side car could face legal action from two california cities. district attorneys in san francisco and los angeles have reportedly sent letters to the companies claiming they are operating illegally.  the letters come after an investigation found ride sharing companies may be violating the law because of the way they are charging for rides. officials have also accused all three companies of making misleading claims about driver background checks. >>> we're >> we're also concerned that the public is being jeopardized. >> uner and lyft are accused of not getting permits allowing passengers to be picked up and troped off at airports. all three companies have been asked to respond to the letters by monday and meet with prosecutors by october 8th. >>> we have a large chicken recall to tell you about this noontime. foster farms is recalling nearly 40,000 pounds of frozen precooked chicken strips. they may be contaminated with listeria. there are no reports of anyone getting sick. the chicken was sold in 3.5- pound bags contained frozen chick

why lyft is good option for younger people who can't afford private car service.is are so expensive in many places. that is why the sharing economy is so great, because it puts people in the driver's seat, consumers an people who want to make a little bit of money creatively. gerri: kennedy, was that a moustache on front of the car. >> that is how you identify a live car driver. they bought all the pink moustaches the company could make. attach it on to a grill. that is how people know their lift is arrived. gerri: that is hysterical. we can't wait. will be a great show. thanks for coming on and telling us about it. >> thanks, gerri. gerri: be sure to tune into "the independents" 9:00 p.m. eastern time, 9:00 p.m. eastern time. again at midnight and more on the sharing economy and perhaps a tipple. >>> we're ready for some football. they head out to the plaza for tailgating tips. fallout from the ray rice scandal as some fans stand by the sports star. fox's own pam oliver is on the show. you will want to see her. stay with us. ♪ uh just gonna hang out. with gary an

"the independents" kennedy spent the day as a lyft driver.t of the fox business show's coverage of the so-called sharing economy. what was it like? what did she learn? what is her spin on all of this? tune into "the independents" tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern time, taking a look at companies like uber and lyft, airbnb, the sharing economy and discussing whether they are the future of the u.s. economy or if they're actually hurting it. you don't want to miss it. fascinating stuff. >>> from apple to alibaba, the tech world is on fire as far as news is concerned. even though it is slightly lower, tech was one of the strongest sectors in the s&p 500 largely due to apple's unveiling of the iphone and here to break down the biggest headlines and how can you make money off of them and spin it forward to next week, mark lehmann, good to see you, mark, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me on, liz, appreciate it. liz: i want to pick today, good data, news about the russian sanctions, what was the number one thing that you feel was the most imp

uber and lyft coming with rhinestone start upside car. big names in.ch investment capital and sky high evaluations some are saying a bubble could be near. some told the "wall street journal" they are taking on too much risk. -- critics here are failing to see the big picture. he wrote that the leaders in this market can subsidize prices and cut fees for their drivers as much as they want. but that is not sustainable. what is sustainable is increasing utilization of the car as much as possible. and that is shared rides. investor says we have to look long-term at the ability these transport start-ups have to impact your decision to buy a car. the market that uber lyft and side car address is largely more than the taxi industry's market size. and once they go live these are going to have even more. less driver reliant is going to allow long distance transportation to become an option. plus if uber's valuation is near 20 billion heck says it is only about 1/4 of value of the traditional auto maker. >> fascinating space to watch with so much happening from

55, two california district attorneys are cracking down on the popular ride share service, uber and lyftthey're ordering the services to remove all shared ride features. regular users say safety is important and agree those companies should do everything possible to keep passengers safe. >> the fact that there are sometimes regular women getting in a car with complete trang lyft. sign cars are asking users to support in an era before smartphone. side car will continue to operate and expand shared rides. >> it's like the hot stove of politics. eric holder announced his resignation yesterday. he's one of just three remaining members of president obama's original cabinet. the president called him "the people's lawyer" and congratulated him for championing civil rights. several names are being tossed around as possible successor, including that as attorney general harris. harris may run for governor or for a seat in the senate. >> workers at the golden gate ferry service are officially on strike. at 4:30 this morning, boat captains walked off the job saying bridge district leaders are bargai

the uber lyft phenomenon that horse is out of the barn.g to have to figure it out. >> there have been many laws they have been technically violating since they launched. and each time they kind of work with lawmakers to figure out a solution, a happy medium. we'll see. it is going to i'm sure take time to work it out. >> absolutely. >>> thank you. still ahead, lending a helping hand to kids in an unfamiliar place. >> how a bay area teenager is reaching out to young people seeking refuge here in the u.s. >> three kpix 5 mobile weather lab is here in san jose for "friday night lights." the seven-day forecast coming up. >> ahead, giants, dodgers. do i have to say more? >> reaction from a pitch you don't want to be in front of. >> and we actually have nfl talk about football. sports in 10 minutes. i'll see you then. , ,,,, 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. ♪ is it the bit

. >> he's obviously an investor in lyft.r is a tough competitor and it is beating lyft rather badly i think at this point. and lyft is a terrific service and everything else but it has to be driving the people who are investing crazy the kind of aggression that travis cowin the ceo uses. >> do you have an issue with this? >> the one thing i disagree with her about is the fact that when you read in what you were talking about many in some of the previous commentary it wasn't nearly as trash talking. they were talking specifics. they weren't going after somebody. talking about the pot smokers, horribly mismanaged. different from saying these guys are small and minuscule and don't mean anything. i think this is an attack on character and we love to see it because it is drama on television but this is something you see on the football field, not in the boardroom. >> i don't know. i think you are getting too smug with it. >> really? >> yeah look. taking it to seriously. >> competition too. these are direct competition to what he

david: from airbnb to lyft the sharing economy is here. good and services, businesses for companies like dog vaca is booming. take a listen. >> dog vaca is dog sharing site. it uses sharing economy type website, anyone can sign up to be a host. people can find a beautiful vacation place to bring their pup, instead after caged kennel. liz: huh. just how big has this sharing economy become? what does the future hold for it? tonight, "the independents" went down deep. they're going to be doing this special on the sharing economy. host matt welch joins us now. you guys did all kind of things. you got first-hand experience, didn't you? >> kennedy, our hostess with the most test, had a lyft driver, where you sit in the front seat not back seat because you want to have informal experience and talk with the driver, unlike here we do with new york and do a fist bump at end. they drive regular taxi companies say it ininappropriate to have that contact with passengers. this is taking off everywhere. david: frankly i don't like to talk to my cab drive

they will talk about how they were working at lyft which is kind after knock off of youer. they were thinking why couldn't we do this for food? the company is called sprig and we have the founder and partner. they are real believer in he delivering 700 or under call ray meals in 20 minutes or less. working in san francisco right now, david. imagine in new york. david: bring me back in. eutragena soap. i love that stuff. got a lot coming up. we have eric marshall, hodges fund portfolio manager looking for companies that have not become dependent on artificially low interest rates. yu-dee chang, big trader and normally a big bull and tell us why investors should have cash on hand and maybe even gold as well. yu-dee will tell us why. todd horowitz joining from us the cme. first, todd, it is wednesday, of course the market had a make a rally and the you're a bear and market always rallies when you're on. a lot of bears todd, they are beginning to throw in the towel. wells fargo one of their chief economist, big bear. she finally become a bull. what say you? >> hi, david. i'm li

it is widely reported that services liar uber and lyft have taken roads from the drivers but how many not known until now. the average number of trips a taxi is from 1,400 a month to 500 a in in the last 15 months. >> san francisco is marking buildings who are not taking earthquake safety seriously if they have not complied with the first phase of the retrofit ordinance which requires buildings with business or garage on the bottom floor to reinforce the structure. the signs are posted on building that did not turn in their form. it does not mean the being is in danger of collapsing. >> reversing course, a late night announcement on the star running back accused of child abuse. >> not popular toothpaste brands in the country is taking something out of the tooth nds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. that $22.50. that's insane!d 50 cents. jack. what? it's

you think about order ahead or lyft, whatever the case might be, these are not supplanting e-commerceransactions. these are replacing instances like in a restaurant or in a taxi. the combination of these are moving into apps and in the fact that so many of the pos systems are already enabled. i think it's a fairly ready ecosystem. >> it seems like this is bad news for ebay which owns paypal. paypal owns braintree, which is your competitor. braintree says they will support apple pay. how is that different from what you guys set up with apple? >> apple is working with a small list of partners. the list is available on their website. not such a large list owner by banks, and then stripe, because we work with so many of the best or fastest growing apps or whatever, i don't know what ebay or braintree's plans might be, but there's an interesting strategic misalignment at a macro level between paypal and apple. paypal's strategy is fundamentally predicated on owning the consumer relationship. paypal is a wallet system designed in the 1990's. apple pay -- the fundamental idea behind the prod

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take vo ---la fiscala de california dice que uber, lyft y sidecar estaran violando la ley...--la autoridad acusa a estas empresas por imponer precios ilegales en los traslados y por hacer una revisin inadecuada de los antecedentes criminales de los choferes... y pide que retiren sus servicios.. ----sidecar por su parte ha pedido a sus usuarios firmar una peticin para apoyar este sistema de transporte.. lorena --- los robos se han convertido en el pan de cada dia en la ciudad de san jose y las autoridades han pedido la ayuda de la comunidad para controlar la situacion. --- precisamente la llamada de una residente de esta zona llev al arresto de tres sospechosos...pasa mos con caterine orozco de telemundo 48 take 2boxes ... desde el departamento de policia de esa ciudad con los detalles... buenos dias. katherine live lorena/topvo ---el misterio sigue rondando en la ciudad de mountain view... --- la polica investiga la muerte de dos personas que fueron encontradas en un apartamento... --- inicialmente se report un fuerte olor y decenas de residentes fueron evacuados --- las auto

. >>> ride sharing companies including uber lyft and side car could face legal action from californias including san francisco. the chronicle reports district attorneys in san francisco and los angeles have sent letters to the companies claiming they are operating illegally. the letters come after an investigation found ride sharing companies may be violating the law because of the way they charge for rides. officials have also accused all three companies of making misleading claims about driver background checks. >> we're also very, very convinced that the public is being jeopardized both financially and physically. we want to make sure about that. >> uber and lyft are accused of not getting permits allowing passengers to be picked up and dropped off at airports. all three companies have been asked to respond to the letters by monday and meet with prosecutors on october 8th. >>> all right. 7:48. let's go back to sam. you were telling us about that crash in martinez. what's the latest? >> well, the lanes are still blocked. it's northbound 680 at pacheco. we do have a photo of it that

we had members speaking on behalf of lyft and ride share as well as members of the taxi driving community. i myself gave a comment regarding some of the issues that we have seen at our meetings from presentations and ways we feel that needs that need to be addressed better. i'm ha epito say that i was asked back up to provide more questions for the commissioner as well as help council create an analysis report in depth for the c puc so that will be something that we can look into further. and for those who are interested in going to the second opportunity for providing public comment there will be another one in ovenlth -- october. you can contact the mayor's office on disability for more information about this opportunity. >> thank you. councilmember senhaux? >> the workgroup for seniors and people with disabilities and single room occupancy hotels are sponsoring a free screening and the film about the lives of people living in sro's and the efforts made to improve the elevator situations so people don't get stranded out of their rooms. the screening is held tuesday october 21st from sta

service as well as our very fast ap services and in fact our aps have shorter response times as uber and lyft and so the study had they compared aps and aps i believe the study would have found a very different story. in fact when it comes to response times on the aps, our small local taxi cab companies are running in neck and neck with billion dollar global corporations and another comment you may have seen press reports showing photographs of a suspect wanted for a murder and that picture that appeared in the papers was taken by a taxi cab security camera one of the forward facing cameras and likewise sfpd recently asked for a video for dozens of taxi cabs that were in the area of fifth and mission a fatal hit-and-run incident and both of these instances are how taxi cabs enhance the safety of our city and also i love the new blog it's really good. thank you. >> thank you mr. rathman. >> good afternoon i spend a few hours to write down a point of view for my taxi industry so i make a copy so everybody have one of this kind of report. you said report about our business, the middle high schoo

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services like uber and lyft have taken rides from the drivers but how many was not known until now. the average number of trips for taxi has gone from 1,400 a month to 500 a month in the last 15 months. >> a clarification to water story in mountain view, people cannot water during the day between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. the hottest time of the career. >> you should never water during the day because evaporation rate is tremendous. never do that. >> if you are headed to san francisco downtown is 61. ferry building is 62. crissy field and ocean beach. mission district is 62. portrero hill is coolest at v.i.p. 61 in petaluma. palo alto and pleasanton and richmond, 62, same for walnut creek and santa clara is coolest at 57. 58 in american canyon. here is what will happen today, dry today, with a lot of sunshine and high clouds this morning temperatures running the same as yesterday. we will see a break from the high clouds during the lunch hour at 64 at coast and low-to-mid 70's with high clouds rolling back in across the north pay by 4:00 in upper 60 at coast and upper 70 at the bay an

warnings and last week the prosecution in san francisco and los angeles issued warnings to uber and lyft and sidecar for violating fare walls and inadequate background checks the. >>> the a's are in kansas city and will soon begin for the tuesday wild card game against the royals making their way to the final day of the season before making the playoffs. there is a triple to center and that is all the a's needed against texas. it was a complete game shut down and the wild car game is tomorrow the. >> giants clinched a playoff spot and buster tied the game at two and giants won and now travel to pennsylvania to taking on the pirates in the wild card. bumgarner is on the hill. they have been the hottest team in september, finishing dead even in wins, losses and runs. a good matchup. >> she whipped out the stats for us on a monday morning. >> my head hurts. >> leyla gulen has the look at the weather here for meteorologist mike nicco. >> we have had the much needed rain and now we have a dry spell. bart stations are checking in at 59 in pittsburg and 57 in concord and further into hayward at

they take a commission similar to uber and lyft. >>> almost 4:58. we start off the commute with a used off-ramp from the bay bridge. shut down. we have the impact it is having on the drive into san francisco right now. >> first, fleas and then police departmenting and what students are asked to do as the school is set to open. >> a major climate change summit is underway in new a broader mix of energies, world needs to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >> this is abc7 news. >>> thank

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lyft and sidecar have a similar service but uber is the fastest growing and largest and is an openingsmartphone app. >> solar eruption happened a month ago and we have the spectacular pictures showing it unfolding. the video was posted on youtube. this is is excite because the plasma collapses back and the sun showing the tremendous graph stational pull that can cause radio blackouts like one triggered in august during this flare. it takes eight minutes for light from the sun to get to earth >>> now a check with meteorologist mike nicco would being hard on the forecast that includes the sun. >>> absolutely. we will have sun. some areas later than yesterday like the south bay. this was a lot of sunshine yesterday. today we have clouds over san jose at 101 and 880. we will show you the temperatures compared to average spot on in oakland and 74 is 87 and senator ralph is 78 and san jose is 81. san francisco is three degrees cooler. we have a high fire danger to the north and the rest of the state we will be in the mid-to-upper 90's through the stall valley and 81 in lake tahoe and 90 in

. >> the strict attorney released a statement about uber and lyft saying we value innovation but we need to make sure the safety and well-being of consumers are adequately protected. the joint investigation found multiple legal insurfaces -- infractions by the company. they have until monday to respond. >> happening right now, a cluster offers is in mammoth lakes area. the u.s. geological survey website shows one earthquake but when you are closer it is actually a cluster of earthquakes. we have counted at at least 33 small earthquakes if less than 24 hours navy mammoth lake most ly between 2 and 3.1. they started at 9:00 a.m. yesterday morning. the latest was at 1:49 this morning measuring 2.8. >>> this weekend a massive entertainment event in napa supports relief fund for victims of the 6.0 magnitude earthquake. napa valley rocks is a four day music and food and wine event to help those recovering. it started yesterday. it run through sunday around the city. some are free. others require tickets. it ends with a sold out concert on sunday. >> the new eastern span of the bay bridge shows