lyft says they can be permanently banned.till mike says he declines up to ten kids a week but someone the driving them around. >> do you think the companies are turning a blind eye? >> sometimes there is a little turning away. ? why? >> money. >> we hit the streets near schools to see if drivers and kids are paying attention to the policy. >> we are hear in san mateo county. >> our producer signed up to drive for uber. when we turn on the app. calls from kids like this one on the peninsula. >>> are you over 18? >> i am not. >> and this teen in the south bay. >> are you over 18th? >> no. >> for many, it is routine. >> you've taken uber before? >> i've taken lots of ubers. >> sorry, guys. >> he alerted the company. >> unaccompanied minor. >> we watched another uber pick them up. >> we got pinged to pick up more than a dozen kids in five counties. when we turned them down -- >> sorry about that. >> again and again and again, another uber followed. and what about lyft? >> here's a quick question for you. we wanted to see what dri

and what about lyft?>> we wanted to see what drivers would do when we called cars for these kids at the mall. >> if they wanted to go alone with you, they're not 18, is that okay? >> yeah. >> that's okay with you? >> sure. >> are you okay taking under 18? >> this one didn't flinch. >> okay, so you're fine with it. i'm 12, and my brother's 14. >> are you okay with under 18? >> this one agrees, but tells our team to keep quiet about his age. out of a dozen drivers, only one said no to our 12 and 14-year-olds. the rest had no problems, even popping the trunk for their bags. the state's public utilities commission requires ride share kids to fingerprint drivers and cross check child abuse records like a day care would. that doesn't apply to uber and lyft background checks because their apps are for adults. the state relies on the companies to enforce their own rules. >> we think that's a mistake. >> joanna mcfar land is the ceo of hop, skip, drive, a company designed for kids. anyone who ever drives children

>>> and tracking lyft drivers on the streets of san francisco. the company agrees to handle over crucial data but will it help cut down on congestion? >>> it's still dry on storm ranger but i'll let you know more about when we might see a little bit of wet weather moving in coming up in eight minutes. s disappearance, a missing new york skier has been found -- in sacramento. friends reported fire- captain "danny filippidis" >>> friends reported fire captain danny missing last week. his belongings and car were found at a new york ski lodge. hundreds of volunteers spent hours searching the mountain. two days ago he was found disoriented in sacramento wearing the exact same ski clothes and boots. he remembers very little but believes a truck driver drove him cross country. doctors cleared him to travel back to his wife and two children in toronto. >>> the high level, high steaks deal lyft and the city of san francisco announced that lift will hand over mounds of information as long as san francisco in return protects lyft's trade secrets. so what is

lyft was no better. no company in the gig economy is no better. ,my: it has been written about how the democratic party befriended a group corporation uber for its convention. at the number of people in the high-level obama officials are does imple, people like think alternately has since left uber. >> there are so many. everything the city and state they go into, the first thing they do is hire the former regulators. our former tlc chairman went to work for lift. his policy director went to work for uber. it has been a revolving door. are former regulators that know exactly how to destroy regulation and regulatory framework, including regulations that work set in place -- our movement for 20 years fought to protect the workers and are now being all destroyed. about what you see would be fair. the city has been flooded. it started with something like 19,000 cars? >> yes. today we have over 130,000. there used to be only about 13,000 yellow cabs in another 40,000 liveries and black cars combined. now you

what about lyft? >> a quick question for you.anted to see what drivers would do if we called cars for kids at the mall. >> they go alone and they are not 18, is that okay with you? >> yes. >> are you okay taking kids under 18? >> yes. >> so you're fine with it? i'm 12 and my brother is 14. >> are you okay picking up under 18? >> this one agrees but tells the teen to keep quiet about his age. out of a dozen drivers, only one said no to the 12 and 14-year-olds. the rested no problem, even popping the trunk for their bags. the state's public utilities commission requires ride shares that mainly transport kids to fingerprint drivers and cross check child abuse records like a day care worker. but that mandate doesn't apply to uber or lyft because their apps are for adults. to keep kids safe, the state relies on the companies to enforce their own rules. >> we think that's a mistake. >> deanna says anyone who ever drives children should go through extra vetting. >> we have driven hundreds of thousands of children. i think given the scal

when we used lyft to call cars for these kids most drivers had no problem with it.e regulators require ride shares that primarily transport children to put their drivers through extra background checks to help keep kids safe but those rules don't apply to uber and lyft because their services are supposed to be for adults, but as we found going under cover both companies are transporting kids. now, the state is trying to figure out if it should impose more regulations on these companies. if you'd like to watch our full investigation it's online right now, just head to nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. back to you in the studio. >> and if you have a2u story fo our investigative unit the number is 888-996-tips or you can visit our website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestiga nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >>> new for you this morning a new fleet of food trucks will start appearing in santa clara county. the goal of these trucks is to rescue fresh healthy foods from going into the trash. they collect and redistribute already prepared food from businesses and universities straight to t

. >>> the city of san francisco is taking legal action on a new law that allows uber and lyft drivers to work anywhere in the state with just one permit. kpix5's wilson walker has more on the lawsuit. >> this is about having every business play by the same set of rules including uber and lyft. >> reporter: while it may have been filed against the state of california this lawsuit actually drives right into the ride hailing industry claiming that senate bill 182 passed last year has allowed uber and lyft to usurp san francisco's authority to regulate its own affairs. >> what that state law does is basically carve out an exemption just for uber and lyft drivers and exempts them from local business registration and tax purposes. >> right now we have a law that says everybody that runs a business in the city has to register with the city each year and pay a tax. >> reporter: that city treasurer jose cisneros is cooperating in this lawsuit but in a sweeping statement announcing his action today. city attorney dennis herrera pointed to a long list of now familiar complaints, everything from

(no) you don't work for lyft (no) but you have lyft stickers on your car yea but i'm not using it youroday you just driving around with your app on (shakes head yes) in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news (jrstone) reuben fo (jrstone) the hottest ticket in town is 30,000 feet up. a new anti-gravity attraction is taking off in the bay area letting people feel weightlessness just like what astronauts in space experience. (justine) kron 4's technology reporter gabe slate explains how it works, how you can get aboard, and how a local tech company has been using it to innovate a new product. if you want to experience anti- gravity the feeling of weightlessness but you don't want to go to all the trouble of becoming an astronaut there is a way zero g offers the ultimate attraction.they take regular people up in their plane and recreate the zero gravity experience allowing their passengers to float like the astronauts do in space.terese brewster / ceo of zero gravity corporation"we fly in a parabolic arch so up about a 45 degrees and right before we push over the top you're going to fee

lyft and san francisco reached an agreement yesterday. uber is still fighting the subpoena. >>> a surprise turn of events in a san jose dui case of a driver who was supposed to walk free yesterday to go back to jail instead. kpix 5's len ramirez explains it's because of what she posted on social media. >> reporter: she was supposed to be serving home detention after felony vehicular manslaughter. she is seen living it up with steak dinners, salon treatments and christmas in the park in facebook postings. it may be a big reason why a judge threw out an earlier plea deal and ordered the defendant, amoreena brannum, to stand trial. >> these victims have gone through a horrible tragedy and to show the message on facebook that you are out having a good time after three people are dead when you're supposed to be doing an alternative to jail is a poor message to send. >> reporter: brannum plowed into a parked car on the side of highway 101 in san jose in 2012. carmel artist mark bava, his brother chris and their friend catherine ash were all kil

. >>> we move on now for the desperate search for a missing uber and lyft driver in los angeles.e was last seen driving his car. his mother says her son or someone else was using her son's phone, calling 911 24 hours after he disappeared. here's abc's kayna whitworth tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a frantic search underway for a missing uber and lyft driver. friends taking to the streets and putting up flyers around los angeles in hopes of finding 29-year-old josh thiede. >> this is extremely out of the ordinary for josh. i mean, he would at least tell one person he's taking off. >> reporter: thiede, who was driving a 2014 black nissan altima, vanishing last sunday. friends and family say a 911 call was made from his phone the next day. >> we are not sure why he made that phone call. there is no transcript of the phone call, because there was not a conversation recorded. >> reporter: his mother finding the call in his phone log and alerting police. that same phone pinging at an address near his home thursday, and tonight, two miles away from that location, his car, found towed by

(no) you don't work for lyft (no) but you have lyft stickers on your car yea but i'm not using it yourtoday you just driving around with your app on (shakes head yes) in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news you don't see this very often... an nba player requesting a demotion... patrick mccaw... who had a very rough time trying to guard russel westbrook last night... requested that he be sent to the g-league... that is the nba's developmental league... temorarily so he can get more paying time to work on his game mccaw and his father met with steve kerr last week about the move... mccaw will report to the santa cruz warriors on news you don't see this very often... an nba player requesting a demotion... patrick mccaw... who had a very rough time trying to guard russel westbrook last night... requested that he be sent you don't see this very often... an nba requesting a demotion... patrick mccaw... who had a very rough time trying to guard russel westbrook last night... requested that he be sent to the g-league... that is the nba's developmental league... temorarily so he can get mo

uber and lyft wanted fees reduced even though there was no data to justify the decrease. the san francisco tna and i wrote opposition letters why we believe it is another give-away to companies unwilling to work with local governments. despite the ta, los angeles's department of transportation, all giving strong testimony at the february puc meeting, the state puc acted to lower them from 0.33 to 0.25%. while we managed to prevent them from reducing them lower to the original staff recommendation 0.2%, we remain disappointed and determined to pursue the right sizing of fees and enforcement given the congestion and public safety conflicts we see on the streets. if the cupc is unable to perform the regulatory sector, we urge them to give it to locals like san francisco who will. the message is clear, let us manage our public streets for the public good. in a related development, i was pleased to see the city attorney's announcement that lyft has agreed to allow transportation experts such as transportation authority staff to look at the data under the agreed to protective o

(no) you don't work for lyft (no) but you have lyft stickers on your car yea but i'm not using it yourt today you just driving around with your app on (shakes head yes) in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news (vicki) for your health tonight... one of the germiest things you own... is probably in your hand right now. (grant) tonight... reporter marco villarreal shows us the bacteria and viruses that live on your cell phone... and the best way to clean it. "phones are objects that we handle all day. most people tend to think of them as a necessity," says dr. burt anderson, professor or molecular medicine at usf. what's not necessary are the germs, harmful bacteria and viruses found on your device. "done a brief experiment in the lab where we've shown that bacteria are quite frequently found on the surface of the phone or on the touchpads," says dr. anderson.not just him, but others in the lab are finding the need to sterilize their phones."because i have a child, so she likes to go through my phone and i have to keep it clean," says usf grad student udoka okaro.in a perfect world we

a man that drives for uber and lyft that went missing in california has been found. >> and marvel's black panther is bringing people to the theater and making millions and inspiring a movement to get more people out to vote. those stories and more when we return. >>> a massive tree crashed through a family's hope in charlotte, north carolina. and the impact flattened the house and sheered off the roof and a family of three was inside when the tree fell in the morning. they were able to escape crawling through the window and many belongings were damaged by the rain. >> a missing uber and lyft driver was found alive at the hospital. he vanished on february 11th, his abandoned nissan was found and his friends did not provide details of how he was located at the hospital. the last time someone used his phone was to call 911 the day after his disappearance. >>> back to the deadly school shooting in california. a former friend of nikolas cruz revealed new information, she says he stalked her and brought knifes to school and was reported to officials numerous times. >> reporter: ariana lopez say

lyft only said is requires a rigorous safety inspection, uber also refused an an come ra interview but they they remind drivers to check for recalls. this is their 19-point inspection sheet that every car must pass but it never says anything im safety recalls. >> the safety of our roadways is at risk, the longer these vehicles have recalls that are left unfixed. >> reporter: we asked for license plates and vin numbers for every registered taxi, what we found was more alarming, out of 2,000 taxis, almost half had a poarl deadly defect. -- potentially deadly defect. there were problems with power steering and door laches and air bags and seat belts. >> we have 11 lives in the shop. 30 mechanics working seven days a week. >> chris is the owner of yellow cab, one of the biggest cab companies in san francisco. we asked him about what we uncovered. >> it was not unexpected. >> reporter: he said his team has taken it upon themselves, not relying on the manufacturer, to start the repairs. >> we have a responsibility to the passengers and the drivers, we own the vehicles, we are liable if anyth

they have an interest in lyft. we're working through some of these issues and challenges and obstacles. it is still very, very complicated. >> i will say. i have a brand-new 2018 car that has safety features i have never owned in a car it's already saved me from a fender bender with the alerts and all of that. we're already heading the way where the car does know more than me, i hate to admit it. rebecca, thank you for joining us >> right thank you. >> up next, we're "on the money. after a whiplash-inducing week in the stock market, what should you do with your retirement money? if your nerves are frazzled, you're not alone >>> and later, finding love through hate how this went from a bit in a comedy routine to an app with more than a million downloads. now, take a look at how the stock market ended the week. >>> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week even if you have a strong stomach, if you have money in this stock market, this was an interesting week the dow had its worst one-day point dr

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. >>> you can say pay more for uber, lyft or your cab. right now investigators in delaware county trying to figure out what started a fire that killed a 65-year-old man. massive flames spewing from a house on pitman avenue in collingdale. just after 6:00 this morning. that fire was so intense the house collapsed just as firefighters arrived on the scene crews found michael dead in his living room. >> he lived here for years. like we'd see him pass by sometimes. yeah, it's sad. >> i just was thinking maybe i can go in and help but it was too bad. >> flames also spread to a home next door. thankfully the couple who lives there was not hurt. it took firefighters almost an hour and a half to get those flames under control. >>> surprising revelation on the wendy williams show the celebrity hot topic today the disease that will keep wendy off tv for while. the talk show host announcing this morning she has graves disease. so what is that? well, it's an auto immune disease that leads to generalized over activity of the entire thyroid gland that

lyft has partnered with baltimore to load hubs where you can pick up a ride or reserve a bicyc bicycle. the aim is to help you switch between modes of transport with as little fuss as possible. they are investing about $300,000 in the prospect. >> get the helmets ready, it's time to go biking. >>> coming up next a look at that friday microclimate forecast. is biking in our future? >> i think so. it's going to be a really nice day. here is a live look in palo alto. even though it starts out with cool temperatures it will warm up again today into the mid to upper 60s. we will take a look ahead to a change of a weekend, that's in just a few minutes. >>> and we will probably see a change in the volume because it's friday today, but so far dublin looks standard for this time. it's early. you have a lot of company. those taillights will start to back up why early as well. >>> and still ahead, president trump says he wants to do moreú for people with mental health issues, but his proposed budget seems to be saying something else. >>> plus the much anticipated movie "black panther" is on the b

pay a tax. >> this is about having every business play by the same set of rules including uber and lyft>> also this week, the state public utilities commission voted to decrease fees on transportation companies which pay the state's costs to oversee the industry. official in san francisco say that that will cause further problems with an enforcement program that's already lacking. >>> former white house aide omarosa is back in the spotlight on the "big brother" show and last night reporter jan crawford said she opened up about her experience inside president trump's inner circle. [ whispering ] >> i feel like it was a call to duty, serving my country, not serving him. >> reporter: a crying omarosa told another contestant that she was haunted by the president's tweets. >> i'd like to say not my problem, but i can't see that because -- [ whispering and crying ] >> reporter: she said americans should be worried. >> i need you to say no, it's going to be okay. it's not going to be okay. it's not. [ dramatic music ] >> omarosa was fired three times from the apprentice. she had limited contac

. >> plus, state regulators vote to drastically lower the fees they charge uber and lyft. >> and theket just opened up about 10 minutes ago. and the strong start on wall street as the dow bounces back. it's up almost 200. coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed with adjustable comfort on both sides. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. are sounding the alarm that debris flows are still a big threat weeks after the montecito mudslides! in reponse, santa barbara >>> debris flows are still a big threat in santa barbara county weeks after the montecito mudslides. in response, santa barbara county emergency managers revealed this new map. take a look. it shows the red extreme mudslide danger zones that travel all the way from the mountains to the sea. authorities

. >> plus, the new push for uber and lyft to pay city taxes to address san francisco's growing needs.the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's check the big board. you can see the dow is up about 92 points. coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. ♪ (door bell rings) (cell phone vibrating) hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. (cell phone vibrating) hello, can i help you? hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. ♪ gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning. >>> time for a look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning." gayle king has more from new york. >> reporter: hey, michelle, ma belle, always good to see you in san francisco. ahead, we're at marjory stoneman douglas high school where we'll talk to some of the students beginning class for the first time since that terrible shooting. and we'll follow three marines just back from deployment in afghanistan to learn about the difficulties of returning to normal life. it's part of a new series we're callin

so, phil mentioned in his story that they're being designed for ride-sharing services like uber and lyft, but are we also going to see customers buying driverless cars to have? >> this is all part of the question mark that we still have -- what does that look like? what does ownership look like in the future? i will tell you, though, that the youngest generation, generation "z," it's sometimes called, those people born after 2003, they will be the most comfortable with this concept of ride-sharing, of not having a steering wheel, of just getting into a pod. >> what about insurance, because that's a big thing that comes into play. phil mentioned in the story they have this demonstration in las vegas and the car almost immediately gets hit. >> yes, yes. >> where will insurance rates come down on this? >> well, the insurance companies on the one hand, some of them are absolutely salivating, especially the attorneys, and on the other hand, they're saying we're never going to insure that that never will happen. so there are all these barriers to deploying these vehicles. gm has ride-sharing,

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the goal is to reduce emissions from uber and lyft drivers by 20% by the year 20-20. ( james ) take at this... girl scouts in california are staking out marijuana dispensaries to sell cookies. the apothecarium in san francisco posted this to instagram a few days ago. ( james ) and a southern california girl scout is also cashing in on the legal marijuana laws. a nine-year old was seen selling cookies near a pot dispensary in san diego. the girl's father wants him and his daughter to stay anonymous. but says she sold 312 boxes of cookies... during two trips to the pot shop. the dispensary even advertised that the girl would be there. the girl scouts allow booth sales generally in front of any business...even dispensaries. a girl scout leader says this time it was okay because they were not right at the dispensary's door. <(alison bushan) so that's what they were doing and they had their car and they were walking around their community there and that is right and well within the rules.>( james ) the girl scouts say it would have been against the rules... if the girl had a table at the d

see what's being done to block a lot that affects every uber and lyft driver in the state. >>> thereis a new effort to ban full contact football for young children. if you want to request a song, it is up on our social media platforms and send in your request. >>> a federal appeals court upheld a san francisco law regulating tenant buyouts by landlords. the nice quarter circuit court of appeals says that free speech privacy equals protection. the law was passed in 2014 was concerned that landlords were pressuring tenants. the law requires landlords to tell tenants of their rights in a buyout. also against tenants 20 -- 45 days to back out of the deal. >>> the city of san francisco is also suing california over a state law that lets uber and lyft drivers drive anywhere in the state which is one business license. drivers outside of san francisco do not need a local business office that . >> license. it prevents the city of san francisco that that . >> the city of san francisco from getting money. every other business is required to have a local license. >>> some california lawmakers ar

lyft >>> welcome back. crossing the wires, moments ago, the u.s. senate has rejected a bipartisan proposal that would have provided 1.8 million dreamers a chance for citizenship. it would also have provided 25 alien dollars to build a border wall. >> coming up we continue to follow -- learn more on what happened in florida yesterday. they, we will hear from local school officials who are working to protect students in the bay area. also bringing the latest on the investigation itself. that's today. >> a few minutes away from the closing bell. tech companies leading stocks higher. the dow jones up to 65, putting the market on track for its fifth gain in a row. apple and cisco just a couple of the big winners when it comes to tech. the nasdaq also up 100 points. s&p 500 is up 27 points. >>> now to the olympics. mikaela shiffrin is getting an unexpected day off. the event had been delayed by bad weather. she trailed the leader by 2/10 of a second. she made that up on the second run and won by nearly 4/10 of a second. she was set to compete, but more b

there are motorcycle operators nats ambiance double parked delivery trucks nats: ambiance ubers and lyftrs dipping in a for a quick pick up or drop off nats: ambiance and apparently . parking enforcement .this was in the protected lane outside of california pacific medical center. where according to the sfmta since the interceptors are motorcycles they are not permitted in the protected lanes nats: ambiance that being said the city is spending up to 145 thousand dollars to look into who is doing what in the bike lanes you get down to 17th and valencia, there's all these uber cars double parked in the bike lanes valencia street is also known as bike route 45 and on any given day you will find delivery trucks blocking the bike lane like this at 20th street the truck is blocking half the bike land and half the roadway . the sfmta says that is a big no - no nats: ambiance but you also have drivers like this one i captured with my go-pro 6 caught cruising in the bike lane dipping in and out with their blinker onnats: ambiance then at the light, the driver appears to want to turn right but get

trying to collect from uber and lyft drivers.an francisco is now suing the state of california ( james ) and next... it's not quite a "dislike" button. the new feature facebook is testing right now. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) facebook is testing a "downvote" button... but denies it's working on a "dislike" button. ( james ) the test is running on public pages. when tapped... the button hides a comment and gives users additional reporting options -- like "offensive"... "misleading" or "off topic."( darya ) for years facebook has debated creating a "dislike" button to go along with its "like" button. but instead the company rolled out reactions... with emojis.( james ) for now.. facebook's test does not include public figures or comments from friends. ( james ) apple's new smart speaker hits store shelves today.( darya ) the tech giant's "homepod" speaker goes head-to-head with other smart speakers on the market.... including t

in total, we randomly tested 70 uber and lyft vehicles.found roughly 1 in six had some serious safety recalls. including potential fuel leaks or computers disabling feature -- safety teachers -- features entirely. >> no one cares about car safety in florida. >> reporter: when this passenger's ride rolled up, we took the news. >> did you know that your car actually has a recall? >> i didn't know that. >> reporter: it was another faulty toccata airbag. lift would only say it requires a rigorous safety inspection and all cars must meet industry and state safety standards. cooper also refused an on camera interview but said we regularly remind drivers to check for open recalls and to take the necessary steps to get them fixed. this is uber's 19 point inspection sheet every cart must pass. he never says anything about safety recalls. >> the safety of our roadways is at risk. >> reporter: for comparison, we asked the airport to turn over license plates and vin numbers for every registered taxi. we ran the this information to look for recalls. wh

(no) you don't work for lyft (no) but you have lyft your car yea using it your not using it drivingyour app head yes) in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... one bay area educator is teaching the next generation... all while worryng about deporation. what she says will happen if washington doesn't reach an agreement on daca. (robin) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. (ácommercialá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:the area of coastal low clouds is starting to get pushed away from the coastline as offshore flow persists. look for another warm day today as high pressure aloft remains over the eastern pacific. the high pressure ridge will weaken during the weekend resulting in cooler temperatures and possible gusty offshore winds late saturday into sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. no major hot spots. ba

have you mavin the arm that leases vehicles to entrepreneurial drivers on the lyft and uber platform. so there's a whole fleet of chevy volts and bolts on the roads now and they're also interested in partnering with cities to launch pilots around that. >> thank you so much, jessie. we're going to item 8. >> approval of 2018-01-coe urging the san francisco retirement board to divest from fossil fuel companies and filed for the fossil fuel divestment for discussion and action. >> commissioner: before i turn it over to the commissioners i want to welcome the commissioner from the environment board. it's great to see you. it's a long-time friend and i have such respect for him and his work. this is a very important item for the city and as we said it is sponsored by a tuitioner sponsored item, commissioner ahn and hoyos and following the presentation we'd invite speaking by public comment and vote on the resolution. you may recall mayor lee had written an article in op-ed urging the retirement board to divest from fossil fuels and with that commissioner ahn. >> commissioner: thank you, pr

he was also a driver for lyft. police say that sexual assault happened at a home in morgan hill. >>> 6:45 and happening today state and marijuana leaders will help clear some of the haze surrounding recreational marijuana rules and regulations in california. the new california bureau of cannabis control, the bcc, is hosting a workshop in oakland today. it will help people make sense of those licensing requirements. representatives from the state department of health, the state food and ag department, the tax department along with local agencies will be there to answer questions as well. the meeting is from 10:00 to 1:00 today at oakland marriott city center which is the one on broadway. for more information you can go to the bureau of cannabis control online or go to nbcbayarea.com. working with the bureau of cannabis control to get licensing numbers, how many recreational agencies we have here. so far they've given me the number for santa clara county. there are seven licensed retailers for san jose. there are non

there are motorcycle operators nats ambiance double parked delivery trucks nats: ambiance ubers and lyfting in a for a quick pick up or drop off nats: ambiance and apparently . parking enforcement .this was in the protected lane outside of california pacific medical center. where according to the sfmta since the interceptors are motorcycles they are not permitted in the protected lanes nats: ambiance that being said the city is spending up to 145 thousand dollars to look into who is doing what in the bike lanes you get down to 17th and valencia, there's all these uber cars double parked in the bike lanes valencia street is also known as bike route 45 and on any given day you will find delivery trucks blocking the bike lane like this at 20th street the truck is blocking half the bike land and half the roadway . the sfmta says that is a big no - no nats: ambiance but you also have drivers like this one i captured with my go-pro 6 caught cruising in the bike lane dipping in and out with their blinker onnats: ambiance then at the light, the driver appears to want to turn right but gets waved

. >>> police have found the car belonging to a missing uber and lyft driver, 29-year-old joshua last seen driving that car in los angeles on february 11th. the car was found in los angeles east of hollywood. his mother says their family's cell phone plan revealed her son or someone using his phone called 911 on february 12th, but the person who called did not say anything and hung up. uber and lyft were made aware of the situation and are working with law enforcement. >>> a successful undercover sting targeted laptop thieves in berkeley this weekend. as abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow explains, officers were deliberately in the right place at the right time. >> reporter: like most cal students, madeline myles is working on her laptop outside cafe strata in berkeley. she says she's left her laptop on more than one occasion to get a drink or food. >> it's very much campus culture to say, will you watch my laptop? >> reporter: berkeley police say a surge in laptop thefts -- 26 over the last two months -- prompted officers to take action. >> we made it a priority. >> reporter: and it

facebook is teaming up with lyft and others for crisis response efforts. ridership will allow people in crisis say from a natural disaster or building fire to see if there are options for free lyft rides or supplies for direct relief. >>> fao schwarz is going to china as it ramps up its revival. they are collaborating with the largest toy distributer in china to open stores in beijing and shanghai. they closed their new york store two years ago. >> it seems like a company is cook up something special to pay tribute to a tv classic. what's this all about? >> reporter: all right. so the golden girls are selling a new hot sauce line paying homage to the comedy. each flavor costs 10 bucks a bottle. you can get the set for $32 on the website. >> i have a feeling that desert rose is going to be popular. everyone loves betty white. >> i know. she is so adorable. how can you not? >> golden girl. all right. iane king hall of "cbsmoneywatch," have a great weekend. >> estelle getty was feisty so she was good, too. >>> police were on patrol to curb street robberies in

. ♪ emily: ride-hailing provider lyft is expanding to europe.ncisco-based rival opening an office in a southern german city, munich, home to the likes of bmw. this comes after it announced an expansion to toronto in november, its first outside the u.s. lyft has not said how many people it is hiring for the office, but they will work on the company's autonomous driving efforts. sticking with self-driving cars, today was jury selection for what might be the most anticipated trial of the year for silicon valley, waymo versus uber. waymo alleges that uber stole trade secrets by hiring engineers who worked at waymo. joining me now, joel rosenblatt, who came from the courthouse just moments ago. what's the mood? joel: the mood was surprisingly agreeable. we have talked about this case over the last year. this has been hard-fought, bitter. jury selection today went really smoothly. the judge allotted three days. it happened in less than five hours. emily: what does that signify? joel: the parties agreed beforehand, unusual, that if any juror had any ki