cory: doesn't google have an investment in uber? uber uses google maps.ric: uber is still reliant on google's maps. they are trying to move away from them. sort of frenemies turned into pure enemies at this point. cory: place that rewards performance over fairness, the suggestion is it has run amok. you have a woman being harassed by her boss and she is told the employer is a high performer. the suggestion is the ends justify the means. none of that is fair. but that is what this looks like. eric: they are two very different cases. uber is owning it and investigating it tried to figure out what is going on and how culpable they are. eric holder is insisting he is independent and has full prerogative to question everything in the company. on the self-driving car part, uber is defending itself and saying they did not do anything wrong. this is a crazy lawsuit, we will fight in court. i think the responses in situation are very different in the cases. cory: uber is a big swinging company. they go after things in a very different way. i'm grateful for their s

at jfk airport...the delete uber hashtag was trending.ut uber, said it was merely reducing its prices to help people in need. and kalanick has distanced himseld from the president...with uber now pledging millions to help cover the legal expenses and missed work time its drivers may face because of the travel ban. but not elon musk. the guy behind tesla and space x . the

uber stumbling.s not a lot of rationality behind this delete uber campaign, but people, the crowd, concluded they were not being strident enough in their communications on the executive order, and here they are on their own statement, so a little optics at play here. caroline: we heard from another big tech voice, this time from canada. on monday, bloomberg tv canada caught up with the blackberry ceo who advised donald trump. he shared his views on why he opposes the ban. >> i understand the reasons of protecting the u.s. in terms of safety of the country, but this is an extreme move, and one that came quite suddenly. caroline: chen later said the travel restrictions were too broad and confusing to be successfully implemented. still ahead, our exclusive conversation with the general electric ceo. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can now listen on the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: after a long courtship, snap

this is the source of the delete uber campaign. this council the elon musk and the ceos of ibm, gm, nike, and they want a seat at the table, and yet, we have to say that people have an ambivalent relationship with uber and seem to be willing to ask that the worst from it. through almost a sort of misunderstanding over the weekend because uber was facilitating rides to jfk, so were others. they don't tell their drivers what to do, but they tweeted a message saying they would not turn on surge pricing, and nevertheless it was construed as an advertisement, and now we have this mess. caroline: it is something you document well in your book. i am fascinated about is the new administration. a threat to one of donald trump's own business lines. comeuch has he spoken to for, or against the startups? >> donald trump is probably the orld's most visible hotel ier. brian chesky had a relationship with the president, and yet the challenges these companies have faced have been fundamentally local, cities and states governing their future, so th

and poor, sad uber, kind of stumbling.s not a lot of rationality behind this "delete uber" campaign on twitter, but the anti-trump crowd concluded they were not being supported on the immigration executive order. here they are stumbling to strengthen their own statement. a little bit of optics at play here. caroline: we heard from another big tech voice on the travel ban. on monday, bloomberg tv canada caught up with blackbird ceo. he shared his views on why he opposes the ban. visas arestand the protecting the u.s., in terms of but i of the country, thought the -- this is quite an extreme move and one that came quite suddenly. caroline: chen said the travel restrictions were too broad and confusing. our exclusive conversation with the general electric ceo. and if you like bloomberg news, check it out on the radio. you can now listen on the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s., sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: after a long courtship, snap has chosen a suitor. they plan to live shares on the new york

at jfk airport...the delete uber hashtag was trending.ut uber, said it was merely reducing its prices to help people in need. and kalanick has distanced himseld from the president...with uber now pledging millions to help cover the legal expenses and missed work time its drivers may face because of the travel ban. but not elon musk. the guy behind tesla and space x . the south african immigrant says he's staying on the presdient's advisory council...so he can voice his objections to the administrations immigration position. and executives from harley davisdon rolled up to the white house today. they met with the president...talking business. that company is connected to a law-suit concerning h1-b visas...which allow u-s companies to hire workers from other countries. i'm gl k4n. the sierra lamar trial continues in san jose. in the morning session testimony focused on how evidence was collected and processed. in the afternoon ....a friend testified saying she had not heard from sierra following her disapperance...even though sierra lamar w

charlie wittke/former uber customer: "no more uber for me."rs publicly deleting their accounts, uber's embattled ceo resigned from the president's business council: the 40 year old billionaire.... under enormous pressure from both customers and his own employees, who felt that a close connection to trump could destroy the company's image.travis kalanick faced withering criticism for agreeing to take a seat on the president's economic council. but in the wake of the president's controversial immigration and travel ban for citizens of seven countries, he was forced to reconsider.in a statement to employees, uber's kalanick writes. "joining the group was not meant to be an endorsement of the president or his agenda but unfortunately it has been misinterpreted to be exactly that." uber's public troubles began last week as thousands at new york's jfk airport marched in protest of the ban, the local taxi union called for a one hour strike in a show of solidarity.minutes after the strike uber moved in and tweeted it was disabling its surge pricing fe

uber isa have a point? uber is a ride sharing company, we like to be registered as such.hink the issue is there's no regulations for right sharing in taiwan because the concept itself has come around only in the past six oi’ has come around only in the past six or seven years has come around only in the past six oi’ seven years when has come around only in the past six or seven years when right sharing companies like ourselves started. the question now is if the government does believe in the concept of ride sharing, we're more than happy to work with them in terms of finding the right types of regulation for companies like ourselves. briefly, getting out of taiwan, short—term or permanent? i think we certainly hope we can resume operations as soon as the. i think this pause is something we feel will alleviate pressure but we do believe that the president has a mandate to improve technology and economic development and we think ride sharing fits in well with that. the biggest sporting event in the united states is under way. we are of course talking about the super bowl,

he said he would pay uber drivers who couldn't get back into the u.s. because of the restrictions and raise those concerns with the president tomorrow. >> we are here to say that you should not be profiting off of the, um, moral and unjust actions that have happened against our immigrant and refugee communities especially here in silicon valley. >> reporter: the first bay area protest happens here at the palo alto uber office at 1:00 where security told us the media is not allowed. other protests in oakland and san francisco happened throughout the day. in palo alto, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> a uc-berkeley engineering professor testified this morning before a committee looking into a troubled high- rise in san francisco. he was to shed light on the design and approval process for millennium tower. the 10-year-old building has been plagued with problems and has been sinking and leaning. he served as a consultant and adviser on the project. >>> new at noon, the us treasury department has eased sanctions on the russian intelligence agency. the obama admini

i think uber matured a ton as a company but we've seen recently, you know, for example in the elite uber campaign around the trump immigration executive order that people -- there are some people out there that still have a negative impression around uber and are looking for -- >> rose: tell me about silicon valley and the action that has risen against the immigration orders. >> in a remarkable way -- >> rose: the leaders. and the employees. there was a protest of thousands of google employees recently. i think a couple of things, one, these are blue-state companies. i think not many people in california wanted to eesee the -- wanted to see the outcome we have. so there is the opposition. >> rose: it seems to me -- i mean, there was a genuine sense they feel not because they're democrats but they feel that immigration has given them the valuable core in part of their businesses. >> that's exactly right. >> rose: computer scientists who came here, trained and were able to stay. >> right, immigrants are in the dna of silicon valley, from the c.e.o. of microsoft to intel. you go to any comp

carol: you do have these hard-core drivers at uber.us about their experience and how many uber drivers. as you say, until we get driverless cars, uber needs these drivers. how many people are sleeping in their cars who are uber drivers and so on? >> it is hard to count the number of drivers sleeping in their cars. they are all over the u.s., chicago, san diego, san francisco, boston. there are places all over the country, writing about walmart parking lots, forums discussing where to find somewhere safe to sleep in your car, so this is a big phenomenon. in terms of forget sleeping in your car, uber drivers working more than 35 hours per week, one of the things i found out is that it is about half of drivers working full time. uber has sold this message that it is about flexible, part-time work, and it is true, 60% of drivers work 10 hours a week or less, but what they don't say is half of the work is getting done by these full-time drivers. carol: up next, just how difficult it might be for president trump to build a wall along the u.s

remember that google and uber used to be friends. google and uber used to be friends.om google sitting on the board of uber. as uber continue to go into other realms like developing its own mapping technology and even trying to get into food delivery systems, these are areas in which google is quite competitive. so the two company started to split and now we are seeing that they are really battling each other. it's notjust with the technology, they are taking it into the court system. a fine line between love and hate, isn't there? in terms of uber, it has not been a great week for them, there has been news of a sexual harassment case against management. what can they do to manage the damage to their reputation? it is tough for uber these days. the sexual harassment allegations made by a former uber worker in 2000 word blog post earlier this week we hit company. there are a few things. silicon valley has a reputation as being very much a bro's club, and it is trying to combat these issues are being a sexist realm in which to work. the head of uber is trying to get ahea

the protest is called hashtag uber rides with hate. now, this comes just days after uber took some serious heat on social media during protests at airports last weekend after president trump's travel restrictions. taxi drivers refused to pick up passengers at jfk where two iraqis are detained. uber however said it would not only pick up people but turn off its surge prize. many of them protested by deleting the app and now today protestors plan to and in uber's ceo step down from president trump's economic council and stand with immigrants, refugees and drivers the company relies on every day. now the ceo is trying to identify his drivers who cannot get back into the country and he will continue to pay them. also important to note that this protest, these protests across the nation, are on the eve of president trump's first meeting with the council that kalanick is on and kalanick promises his customers that he will bring up his concerns to president trump tomorrow. live in palo alto, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> two southern california h

and uber don't take old cars. i was 011 job. and uber don't take old cars.ou need to have a certain car. you need to have a $40,000 car. i find myself is running around with an e class doing jobs that to pounds 25 and that is a nerd. black charges £2 for the first and they can make money. we've got all these things to do. you sit down and you talk to uber and i have tried. i said and you talk to uber and i have tried. isaid i and you talk to uber and i have tried. i said i would like you to negotiate with me on the feed that you charge and the fees that are charged to the public. we want to charged to the public. we want to charge more. they refused to do it. injuly charge more. they refused to do it. in july last charge more. they refused to do it. injuly last year, my charge more. they refused to do it. in july last year, my car was off the road, the morning i was supposed to go back to work, they said i haven't got any rounds any more. basically, yes. theyjust sent me a text and said we have taken the rounds off you. you should have gone oi'i rounds off y

to me, this is uber and airbnb and smaller players.rlie: for a while, uber was not liked, for ran into a significant amount of criticism. did that come from the fact that payment neighborhoods and communities they were taking , work away from taxi companies and others? brad: it started there. charlie: then what happened? brad: there was big pushback from regulators, taxi drivers. fleet owners. we like to see from our technology entrepreneurs a little bit of modesty. travis kalanick, a true visionary, amazing operator, but also arrogant, right? a part of driver and competitor. i got into trouble. -- a hard driver and competitor. he got into trouble. charlie: what kind of trouble? brad: i will take a competitive one. tactic called slogging. uber had a campaign to basically enlist lyft drivers, offer them incentives to defect. when these kinds of tactics -- maybe fair play -- it's a tough world out there -- when they became public, the same things uber were pursuing, people started to say, maybe that's not my kind of company. i think the

. >>> hashtag, delete uber. people around the world are deleting their uber app because of uber's link with president trump but today the ceo of uber made a u-turn. michelle? >> reporter: protests scheduled out here today there are barricades set up and a heavy police presence. there are a couple dozen peoples out here now they say it's a rally and they're hoping other businesses follow uber's lead. uber's confirm ceo and founder travis cal knack will step down the announcement comes after growing criticism linked to president trump donald trump travel ban effecting a handful of muslim countries. about a dozen protesters gathered outside the uber office to voice their concerns with the tech giants perceived involvement with the trump administration. >> we need to tell president trump there's a cost for your hate and this is what we need to see from uber. >> earlier this week travis cal ain this case said he would use his position on the council to stand up for what is right. uber strongly opposes the president's

wendy saltzman is here with more. >> people typically rely on taxis and ubers without thinking aboutir state of they. we found recalls for airbags that may explode and brakes that may not work. recalls linked to multiple deaths but they are on the road transporting customers like you. >> my front end will fall you o. if i die, oh well. >> why she doesn't think her car is dangerous -- >> it's not what i view in danger of falling apart yet. >> there is a recall that could call a loss of steering and crash. >> if it gets worse, i'll have to park the car. >> we ran the license plates of 216 ubers and 16 taxis. >> were you aware of the recalls? >> one in four taxis have a recall that hasn't been fixed and one in five ubers are also driving with a recall, problems from window faults to potentially deadly airbags. >> i'm going to jump on that. it's good you stopped me. >> manufacturers are required to fix defects for free, but it's up to the car's owner to make an appointment. when serious problems are corrected, there is little keeping potentially dangerous ubers and taxis off the road. >>

uber matured a ton is a company. -- as a company. campaign around the trump order, there are some people out there who still have a negative impression around uber and are looking for ways to punish it. charlie: tell me about silicon valley and the reaction they have rose up against immigration orders. brad: in a remarkable way. of thousandsrotest of google employees recently. one, these are blue state companies. people inat not many california wanted to see the outcome we had, and so there's the opposition. charlie: it seems to me there is a genuine sense that they feel, not because they are democrats, but that they feel that immigration has given them a valuable core in part of their businesses. computer scientists who came here and trained and were able to stay. brad: immigrants are in the dna of silicon valley, from satya , i knew go to any company in silicon valley, and these are multinational corporations that joy a lot of their entrepreneurial energy from overseas. they are protective of their employees. this is limiting the m

we are live at uber headquarters in san francisco. deirdre?hat's right, likely a different tone here, especially as people come in to work at the headquarters behind me, because it wasn't just uber customers and uber drivers that were upset with travis kalanick's involvement and the company's involvement with the new administration, but it was also employees. they were upset that uber's become a target of growing tensions between tech and trump. we have obtained an e-mail that travis kalanick sent to employees yesterday morning. in it he wrote "there are many ways we will continue to advocate for just change on immigration, but staying on the council was going to get in the way of that." to run you through some of the events of the past few weeks that uber has had to face. on inauguration day there was a protest at the office right behind me, a human blockade across the doors. there was also the delete uber campaign, of course, and a high-level executive at the company sent an internal e-mail that leaked comparing donald trump to china's mao z

coming up: an uber driver picks up trouble. tonight - he walks us through the moments he was attacked. then -- how far would you go for a competitive edge? we'll show you the growing number of tech workers dropping acid to preform better at work. and next:a teacher in berkeley... who has been involved in some controversial and high profile protests.. says, she is now getting death threats. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums a berkeley teacher and activist says, she is getting death threats. now she is blaming fascists... members of the "alt-right" movement, and president trump supporters yvette felarca, is a teacher at martin luther king middle school, and an organizer with the group called- "by any means necessary". earlier this month, felarca did an interview on fox news, supporting the protesters who stopped a planned speech at u-c berkeley by former editor

. >>> scandal rocks uber. an urgent investigation as a former employee makes explosive allegations of sexual harassment against women. >>> dentist alternative. the new trend in getting your teeth taken care of. >>> dress for success. inspiring america by helping the suit make the man. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. police were alerted to a serious security breach at a tsa screening checkpoint at new york's jfk airport this morning. the only problem, they were alerted two hours after nearly a dozen passengers walked through what we've learned was an unattended metal detector. nbc news has learned surveillance video shows some of those passengers actually triggered the alarms but continued into the terminal and onto airplanes unchallenged. the security gaffe raising questions about tsa staffing and who's in charge. nbc's tom costello has details. >> reporter: it

>> uber is a utility now. it has changed the way we cities operate.s personality and bloopers culture -- uber's culture is in the news right now. it seemed we didn't have a choice. it is very topical. it is an unscripted glimpse around the mound and the company. -- man and the company. selina: a fascinating and ever developing story. we will see you after the break. coming up, youtube is taking on traditional cable companies. our conversation with youtube ceo about their newly announced tv service, next. ♪ selina: salesforce reported the fourth quarter results after the belt. out although the company beat estimates, he gave a weaker forecast. salesforce forecasts the revenue in the current period will be $2.34 billion. now youtube is going prime time. they announced a new service today called youtube tv that will deliver an assortment of major tv channels to paying customers for $35 a month, starting in the spring. lucas shaw spoke to susan ofcicki earlier, who is ceo youtube. he started by asking about the details of the new service. we wojcicki: on

cory: you are more uber black men uber asked. uber x. than of yahoo! hacks. next.loomberg. ♪ yahoo! isre sale, nearly burning with hacks. been acquired for $350 million less after security breaches were revealed peered the company is valued at $4.5 billion in cash. chris joins us right now. this is a better deal for verizon. chris: i think people thought it could be a bigger discount. even a billion dollars. is billion -- $350 million relatively small. it is a haircut. cory: what is $350 million. it is a lot of money, especially because the $4.5 billion gets them everything. end of the day, that is what folks are thinking. we are looking at a discount. there were serious questions about whether they could make this work. it was a big deal. not just one hack was exposed, but two. consumer trust was in question. cory: there were two issues, one was what did they know and when how did they it, keep the secret after they already knew about it? brian: i think we know a lot of this has got to have some kind of resolution. analysts were saying, look -- cory: my question i

so many protested uber by deleting the app.ay, protestors are demanding's ceo travis kalanick step down from president trump's economic council and stand with immigrants and refugees the company relies on every day but you know what, kalanick is responding. tomorrow is president trump's first meeting with the council that kalanick is on and kalanick promises his customers that he will bring up his concerns with president trump tomorrow. by the way, the protests are nationwide including here in the bay area and oakland, san francisco and here at the palo alto office. the first one starts at 1 p.m. live in palo alto, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:47. let's check the roads with roqui. >> thank you, kenny. the roads are wet out there and so you have to make sure you're getting prepared to drive slowly. have a good breakfast before you head out the door. okay? so let's head to the half moon bay area. first a live look at the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city that will be slow for you and once you get into the penin

now uber's ceo is responding. our business tech reporter scott budman is here with the accusations and really more problems, especially public relations wise for uber. >> you're right. the former uber engineer says her claims of sexual harassment by her manager were ignored by the company by they told her the manager was a quote high performer. today ill con valley was buzzing about uber and the treatment of women in tech. uber's growth as a company has been fast and consistent. but it's path to a $70 billion valuation has been, according to some employees, riddled with sexism. an article by former engineer susan fowler chronicles sexual harassment by male coworkers toward her and other women that went unpunished even though they were reported. >> it's symptomatic of a bigger problem. and that problem is that we have companies that create a hostile work environment for women. >> sara has written about the culture many times. high on the list of topics, reported harassment of women. >> the manager proppiositioning

uber's ceo. mockery on social media, leading him to quit the presidential advisory board. eric, you have a great story. uber feels there is a double standard. keepsknocked off and moving and meanwhile uber has delete uber trending on social media. they felt a lot of pain. he ultimately left the advisory panel because of strong user backlash. yesterdayat an event sequoia and benchmark capital were saying this was unfair. to -- you think it was right or wrong for travelers to step away -- for him to step away from a advisory position? hard to claimis that you want to be a household are aboveet you reproach for your actions. at the end of the day, you have to have a persona and you have to accept the published/. backlash. caroline: this is not the first uber feels outdone by tesla. >> uses are saying tesla does not have to register, why do we? caroline: you were quite an outspoken critic. you are a tesla user. you have the model s and you felt perhaps safety was not front and center. , but i would q

desde ese instan menzo acircular el hashtag "delete uber" o borra a uber.e deshiciera de la aplicacin de sus telefonos ypor ende dara de usar l servicios de esta compaÑa. pues muchosaseguraban que al solicitar servicio de uber estaban patrocan a un colorador del presidente trump. escuchemos.. take sot jeffrey buchana woing partnership usa we really need to tell presidenttrump there is a cause for your hate convo/sandranecetamos decirlel presidte trump qusu odio es lo que esta causando esto. dice unade las personas que esta tarde estuvo en la manifestacion contra uber enpalo alto. hae como una ho se reazo otra manifestacion en oakland y en este momento estaotro grupo de individuos externando su descontento con uber aqu en san francisco. fijense que cuando ocurrio ese incidente que les conte ennueva york la competencia, lyft inmediatmente anuncio que donaria un millon de dolares ala union estadounidense por las libertades civiles. sandra on cam mas adelante les hablare un pocodel escrito que les mando el ceode uber a sus trabajadores este dia. por lo pronto s

uber is researching floating taxis.e will talk to the man who literally wrote the book on uber's flying cars. the epicenter of the international debate on president trump's immigration policy is right here in san francisco. the ban temporarily restricted citizens from seven muslim majority countries from entering the u.s., with a permanent ban on refugees from syria. it remains on hold after a judge in seattle ordered a hold on the ban. the ninth circuit court of appears -- appeals here in san francisco is deciding whether to restore the ban or revert to earlier policy. that decision is expected at any moment. 97 companies, including some of the biggest names in tech, filing a legal brief condemning the ban. citing, business reasons. for more on how the trump administration has responded, let's ring in bloomberg corresponded shannon. what is the latest? the deadline for response from the trump administration was two minutes ago. shannon: they got their response and now we could have the appeals court issue a ruling off

an uber driver is attacked by his passengers and now out of work... we'll show you how and where it happened. and parents are outraged this morning... we'll tell you why there is cell phone controversy at an east bay high school. and next. the city of oakland has more than a year of criticism. how they are now taking a different direction with their new top cop. toss to weather or traffic dry conditions will persist through the end of the work week, along with a warming trend. a system moving into the pacific northwest this upcoming weekend may produce light rain especially on sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the less then 30 bridge wb 80 is spots. bay 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. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 after being without a police chief since last july... oakland mayor libby schaaf swore in the city's newest

it is uber. flying taxis.is bloomberg. ♪ cory: your morning commute is about to get a lot more exciting. uber has hired mark moore from nasa, naming him their director of aviation for engineering. they are looking at flying cars. brad, this is something -- you wrote about this last year. brad: this is one of the most fun stories going on right now. but: i hate geewhiz stories i love this. brad: a flying car or an aircraft that takes off and lands vertically that runs elected power, a be automated, it is cool. --k moore wrote a paper there is a stanford professor that talked to larry page. they spawned two companies. one is the euro. what is kitty hawk. cory: which is a noted name in aviation. brad: we wrote about companies that are working on flying cars. uber at the end of last year wrote a white paper sing they want to play a role in the ecosystem. not holding them, but a role in changing regulations and negotiating with some liars and creating battery technology. they recently hired the guy from langley, ma

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and the hashtag delete uber has been big for two reasons.tinued to pick up passengers during a taxi strike in new york on the first weekend of the executive order and uber's ceo being a part of that economic council which of course as of yesterday he is not. so we'll see if that matters. >> yeah. it just keeps going. >> yeah. >> all right, anne, thanks so much. >>> president trump is expected to sign more executive orders today as he makes warnings and demands to leaders around the world. as roxana saberi reports, it appears the president is walking back his previous support for israeli settlements in the west bank >>> reporter: president trump's latest foreign policy dustup is putting him at odds

it is uber and flying taxis. we will explain.is bloomberg. ♪ isoline: twitter's says it getting tough on harassment with the latest up-to-date. the network rolling out new changes to combat bowling i hiding content and preventing banned users from setting up new accounts. twitter, shares tumbled this week after reporting quarterly revenue and profit outlook that missed analysts estimates. the social network are having delivering advertisers and users to the platform. this deceleration in user growth is causing advertising sales to sag. adds represent 90% of twitter's revenue, and despite the media attention over president trump's frequent tweets, trump's impact on twitter, the cfo acknowledged they have not capitalized on the attention. impactannot quantify any at this time to will continue to quantify through 21. -- q1. caroline: cory johnson for more. daily actives are improving and they are getting better engagement from those users on their platform, but it the end of the day, twitter needs to decide what it is and what it is

uber may have a solution in the works. nasa, naming him director of engineering for aviation. the end role is to develop flying cars. cory johnson set down with brad stone for more. >> if you are a science fiction fan, the idea of a flying car or a small aircraft that takes off and lands vertically and runs on electric power or maybe is automated is just cool. a little background, seven years ago mark moore at nasa wrote a paper about the feasibility, -- there is a stanford professor named elon crew and they started talking to larry page that spawned two companies. one is arrow and the other is kitty hawk. cory: kitty hawk. that is a noted name in the world of aviation. >> of course. the wright brothers. we wrote about these two companies working on flying cars. uber at the end of last year wrote a white paper saying they wanted to play a new role in the ecosystem of flying cars. not necessary build a flying car themselves, but they think they have a role to play in changing regulations, negotiating with the suppliers, cre

down before the delete uber campaign was born.acted quickly promising an urgent investigation led by eric holder. bloomberg technology reporter eric newcomer joins us now. this is not a new issue for uber, the issue has come up quite a bit for this company. isc: the issue of whether it forgynistic has dogged uber a while. "boober"d the company at one point. the specific allegations and how the company's human resources team handled it, that is new in moving the conversation forward and throwing the company into a bit of shock. best telles about the us about the blog post. it was an interesting read. susan fowler. she said one of her managers, as soon as she joined the team message her and propositioned her saying he was in an open relationship and most more troubling she says she took that human resources and they basically said he was a high performer so they were not going to do anything about it. she could change teams or do deal with it. pretty troubling allegations and there's a lot more in her blog post. been issues have abo

uber has since cancelled the account of the passenger who requested the ride. mohler is now waiting for justice as headaches have left him unable to work since the us by herself. police could not confirm to us whether they have received the name of the passenger who requested the ride from uber. police are now searching the area for surveillance video. a man accused of killing a california highway patrol officer appeared in court on monday. 26-year-old alberto quiroz has been charged with at least three felony counts. quiroz allegedly led the officer on a high speed chase. that officer died after losing control of his motorcycle and crashing into a pole. quiroz is still behind bars. he had a outstanding felony warrant in placer county before his arrest. quiroz will be back in court next monday. one person has died and dozens are injured after a bus crash in the mojave desert. the california highway patrol says a charter bus went into oncoming traffic and crashed into two cars driving on highway 58. 26 people were on-board the bus. crews had to cut out one perso