the list doug dean got from uber included 12 uber drivers convicted of felonies, and others with d-u-i'siving on suspended licenses. drew griffin:"what does that tell you about the background process?" doug dean:"it tells me that the background process as it is in law right now doesn't work."according to uber, the company's policy disqualifies drivers convicted of felonies, violent crimes and sexual offenses.as well as major driving violations.yet in case after case, convicted felons have been approved to drive anyway.in marylan california and massachusetts, government agencies did additional screening and found what add up to thousands of drivers, with disqualifying criminal records, even sexual offenders, approved to work for uber.in texas, approved uber drivers included a murderer on parole, and a convicted felon once accused, though not convicted, of seeking to smuggle rocket launchers into the middle east. he is now sentenced to 25 years for sexually assaulting a passenger.uber sexual assault victims like this woman say uber must improve how it screens drivers.jane doe/sexual assaul

uber made changes. they made big changes, a big change, the number of hours drivers are allowed to work. other conditions, uber need to train drivers in ride sharing. that's vague some of were very vague. it's not clear when uber when will do that and how much will have to do that. uber have complained with a majority of those conditions the key isn uber keep this up through the 15 months that this is going on uber actually suggested having a 15-month contract. we could show you 12 months of how we're doing and three months to assess how we're doing. the judge was happy to grant them the ability to get a new license. they weren't asking for a standard five-year license that's one of the big things that swung the tide in favor of uber. >> it was only a 15-month extension. i want to ask your opinion on that 18 months. potentially longer a little bit short of that with the implications are for uber as a company. the second thing is, who's coming out victorious here it is uber, tfl or the unions? >> the 18-

driving for uber.oner heard about a man who was allegedly assaulted by an uber driver, he demanded a list from uber of all its drivers with disqualifying records. >> frankly, we were shocked by what we found. >> reporter: the list he got from uber included 12 uber drivers convicted of felonies and others with duis or driving on suspended licenses. >> what does that tell you about the background process? >> the background process as it is in law right now doesn't work. >> reporter: according to uber, the policy disqualifies drivers convicted of felonies, violent crimes and sexual offenses, as well as major driving violations. yet in case after case, convicted felons have been approved to drive anyway. in maryland, california and massachusetts, government agencies did additional screening and found what add up to thousands of drivers with disqualifying criminal records, even sexual offenders, approved to work for uber. in texas, approved uber drivers included a murderer on parole and a convicted felon on

this e-mail from an uber lobbyist to a wyoming lawmaker shows just how influential uber can be. writes they have two major issues with a draft of the bill, including the criminal background check provision. the lobbyist tells the lawmaker change it back to the model language. it was three former uber employees that worked on policy tells cnn uber wants to control its screening process to get drivers on the road as soon as possible. georgia legislator allen powell says uber's attitude is, states have no business screening its drivers. >> it's we're above the government, we run our own background checks. >> in response to its lobbying effort, uber says everybody lobbies and we're proud to work with elected officials to develop common sense regulations for a new industry. and ana, what uber has yet to explain is why so many of its drivers whose criminal backgrounds should disqualify them from driving are still on the road. ana? >> wow, thank you, drew griffin. >>> still to come, it was supposed to be a joyous occasion, but now parkland high school seniors are preparing for a bitter

the list doug dean got from uber included 12 uber drivers convicted of felonies, and others with d-u-i'sor driving on suspended licenses. drew griffin:"what does that tell you about the background process?" doug dean:"it tells me that the background process as it is in law right now doesn't work."according to uber, the company's policy disqualifies drivers convicted of felonies, violent crimes and sexual offenses.as well as major driving violations.yet in case after case, convicted felons have been approved to drive anyway.in maryland, california and massachusetts, government agencies did additional screening and found what add up to thousands of drivers, with disqualifying criminal records, even sexual offenders, approved to work for uber.in texas, approved uber drivers included a murderer on parole, and a convicted felon once accused, though not convicted, of seeking to smuggle rocket launchers into the middle east. he is now sentenced to 25 years for sexually assaulting a passenger.uber sexual assault victims like this woman say uber must improve how it screens drivers.jane doe/sexual

the list doug dean got from uber included 12 uber drivers convicted of felonies, and others with d-u-i's or driving on suspended licenses. drew griffin:"what does that tell you about the background process?" doug dean:"it tells me that the background process as it is in law right now doesn't work."according to uber, the company's policy disqualifies drivers convicted of felonies, violent crimes and sexual offenses.as well as major driving violations.yet in case after case, convicted felons have been approved to drive anyway.in maryland, california and massachusetts, government agencies did additional screening and found what add up to thousands of drivers, with disqualifying criminal records, even sexual offenders, approved to work for uber.in texas, approved uber drivers included a murderer on parole, and a convicted felon once accused, though not convicted, of seeking to smuggle rocket launchers into the middle east. he is now sentenced to 25 years for sexually assaulting a passenger.uber sexual assault victims like this woman say uber must improve how it screens drivers.jane doe/sexua

this e-mail from an uber lobbyist to a wyoming lawmaker shows just how influential uber can be.e uber lobbyist writes, they have two major issues with a draft of the bill, including the criminal background check provision. the lobbyist tells the lawmaker, change it back to the model language. it was. three former uber employees who worked on policy tell cnn uber wants to control its screening process to get drivers on the road as soon as possible. georgia legislator allen powell says uber's attitude is states have no business screening its drivers. >> it's, oh, no, we're above the government, we run our own background checks. >> reporter: in response to its lobbying effort, uber says everybody lobbies and we're proud to work with officials to develop commonsense regulations for a new industry. drew given, cnn, denver. drew griffin, cnn, denver. >>> still ahead -- >> we're used to lava but not in our subdivisions. >> life on the big island in hawaii is grinding to a halt as lava continues to eat away the landscape and force residents from their homes. we'll be back. and all you w

he is representing uber.ou have a lawyer representing transport for london, being heard in front of a female judge . there is thomas eldridge, the u.k. manager for uber, being cross-examined. there is plenty of mea culpa coming from uber. what shocked the press the most in london is they said the transport for london took in september of last year was the right one. they were not in any way, they felt, perhaps fit and proper to be in ownership of the license, to run here. emily: what are some of the measures uber has done to appease the regulators? things.lot of different they put independent directors on their u.k. board, restricted how long drivers can work in london, some sort of cross border issues to make sure drivers are working in the right country. you know, they shared some data with the city, so sort of a slate of reforms to make them more appealing to regulators there. emily: we have been hearing from drivers, caroline, and many of them seem to have some goodwill towards uber that you may not expec

the judge could say, no, uber should not get a new license or the more likely outcome is that uber could get a shorter license. they wanted a five year, but they could get 18 months it is a crucial case because if uber does lose this for example, other countries across europe and other cities could look at this and follow on the examples of london and come in harder and crucially important especially as the company will go public next year and pledges to go for an ipo in 2019 it needs to show investors that it cancan justify its valuation. >> and the changes that it is making to appeal to the regulators is just a testament t is to uber especially ahead of that anticipated ipo in 2019 when i lived in london, i liked using uber they accepted credit cards and it always seemed to be more expensive to take a london cab does that change this court case at all, does that give uber some lynch leverage, the public support for uber >> reporter: i think there is huge support here. we saw a petition actually started after uber was banned from london wanting the service to come back but just a little

x, just uber pool and uber express pool lift. we'll have a similar system in place next month. by the way, starting today as well all hourly garages will be free the first 30 minutes. live at sfo i'm mary lee, kpix5. >>> a mansion in palo alto could set a new real estate record. you got to see this place. this house just hit the market. almost $100 million, four level home owned by former sun microsystems ceo scott mcneilly. it sits on 13 acres. it's just about everything you could dream of and then some including a movie theater, big swimming pool and got to have your own ice skating rink. if it sells at the asking price, it would be the most expensive home sold in the bay area in the last decade. >>> for the first time in over a century a san francisco brewing company is going aluminum on an old classic. anchor brewing just released their new flagship brew for summer, anchor stein beer. the first time in 122 years it will be packaged in a 19-ounce can in addition to a bottle. >>> a roller coaster ride in temperatures, triple di

that uber driver behind bars. what happened in that car? >>> the president swings back at samantha bee, why hasn't she been fired he wants to know after that vulgar attack on ivanka. and late word tonight, could "roseanne" be coming back without roseanne. >>> and our salute to the class of 2018. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. i'm kate snow in for lester tonight. the u.s./north korea summit is on, once again. president trump at the white house this with kim jong-un face-to-face just 11 days from now. it's a dramatic reversal from last week when the president cancelled the summit after a north korean official made disparaging comments about vice president mike pence. today when a top north korean official arrived at the white house for a historic visit, the president invited him inside for a lengthy talk and now the president expressing hope that the summit on june 12th could start a negotiated end to north korea's nuclear program. we begin tonight with kristen welker at the white house. >> report

but uber says fgeontrirpnys gam uber and lyft. >> a cn lobbyists for uber. stathe wses the investigation revealed all 43 states that have laws or ruse on driver background checks and they are strikingly similar of the all but massachusetts leave background checks up to uber. in 31 states, the laws passed ue the wording almost word word of the this shows just how influential uber can be. the uber lobbyist write draft of the bill including the criminal background check division. they say change it back to the model language of the it was. three former uber employeestrees so get on the road as oneg aisslator says uber's attitude is states have no business screening its drivers. >> we're above the government of the we run our own background checks. >> in response, uber says everybody lobbies and we're proud to work that's the to develop common sense legislation of the. >>> another dog has died on a plane. this time on a plane from flht.osswa. >> we want to know what happened to our dog. ha alan fine.av whet attorney until 5:00 friday to pick up the dog but he re

from september in which they said uber was not fit and proper to operate, they accused uber of having a lack of corporate responsibility and raised concerns around public safety and security of its passengers as well to address that, uber has come out with a number of changes including reporting serious incidents directly to the police rather than leaving that with the drivers and riders also they put in maximum hour policy, and opened up a 24/7 phone line to give support and essentially the message from uber yesterday wase' changed. we're a new company. we've listened to the regulators we're working with the regulators in order to address some of the concerns that tfl brought up last year and i think that was one of the big things that put uber in the front foot here. of course the final decision will rest with the judge in this case and tfl's lawyers will take to the floor today to present their argument around why they suspended uber's licenses. a few outcomes here of course. the judge could rule uber should not get a license. second one is uber gets a shorter license than it initi

newcomer e tech covering uber.oline, walk us through what at the hearing, it will go on for several clays. you are right. it will go on for several days. inst it's in the westminster magistrates court. reporters and h the key lorders involved. lemera representing uber, and a lawyer representing heard in for london front of a female judge. currently aridge, the u.k. manager for uber, he was there cross-examined. plenty of mea cull pea from europe. media is the he digs that tsl took last year was the right one. perhaps they were not fit and of a to be in ownership licence it run in the capital. mily: eric, what are measures that uber has done to apiece the regulator. eric: they put some independent irectors on the u.k. board, restricted how long drivers can work in london, a cross-border are making sure drivers working in the right country. the shared some data with city. to sort of a slate of reforms to appealing for regulators. emily: we have been hearing from rivers, many have goodwill towards uber that you may no

plus, we talked to the man leading uber's legal battle.he ridehailer getting a shortened license to operate in london. their chief legal officer joins us ahead. and the u.s. supreme court upholds president trump's travel ban, giving him a victory on a controversy that has defined his presidency. we will hear from a tech leader speaking out against the decision. but first, try top story, the white house is moving forward with plans to limit tech investment. but in a less confrontational manner than previously reported. the president is looking to congress to strengthen the committee on foreign investment to keep companies on stealing u.s. intellectual property. treasury secretary steven mnuchin hailed the move when speaking to reporters on wednesday. -- when thiseam legislation passes, we will have the necessary tools to protect technology, whether china or anybody else. emily: we discussed that with our correspondants. and our guest, manager of the venture fund that has invested billions in china. >> found trump is going to rely -- donald

georgia legislator alan powell says uber's attitude is states have no business screening its drivers. >> we're above the government. we run our own background checks. >> reporter: in response to its lobbying efforts, uber says everybody lobbies and we're proud to work with elected officials to develop common sense regulations for a new industry. wolf, what uber has yet to explain is why so many of its drivers whose criminal backgrounds should disqualify them from driving are still on the road. wolf? >> excellent reporting once again, drew. thank you so much for that report. >>> and finally tonight, a bittersweet farewell to one of our fabulous producers, elizabeth hartfield. after four years with our team, she's moving to new york city to be with her new wife megan. luckily for us and for cnn, she's staying with the network working out of our new york bureau. elizabeth has been an mvp in "the situation room" taking on all sorts of jobs and doing them extremely well. she certainly will be sorely

officer at uber.nvestors holding about $3 billion worth of this. facebook stock and are making moves to remove mark zuckerberg as chairman. we will hear from the investor leading the charge. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: in the wake of the cambridge analytica data scandal, facebook is under pressure to be more transparent. now investors holding about $3 billion worth of shares want him to step aside as chairman. investor meeting and said the governing share structure is failing at the company and there is a lack of accountability to investors. the managing partner director joins us now from boston. natasha, walk us through what you want. is it for zuckerberg to step down as chair and replace himself with an independent executive and also make changes to the share structure? natasha: absolutely. i think we heard at the annual meeting a call for change. unfortunately, the way that the share structure is currently set, that is almost impossible. in order to affect corporate governance change at facebook, i

the patent also says the service uber provides could change as a result.ght not be given the option to get in a shared ride or uber pool based on their state. just last month, this uber driver in san diego says he was assaulted by drunk passengers. he picked them up after 1 am and says he knew almost immediately they were drunk. things turned out very quickly after one man starts throwing up out of the window, he pulled over to ask the two to get out. then he says the passenger next to him started attacking him. >> he was not stopping. he is doing. es i could not get him to stop. >> reporter: he ended up jumping out of the car ithe ba against drunk driving representative says the organization always encourages people to call for a ride if they are intoxicated. >> i want people to be responsible with drinking but i would rather them be the passenger than the driver. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> new findings from the feds tonight. tesla involved in a deadly crash on a peninsula accelerated moments before impact. the tesla model x he d

. >> glor: an uber driver is arrested after the fatal shooting of a passenger. steve hartman with a man who went shopping and got something that wasn't on his list. it was the one thing he needed most. >> this is the first time for quite a while i have been this happy. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: and this is our western edition. good evening. we're going to begin tonight with a summit declared dead eight days ago, now officially brought back to life. the president announced this afternoon he will be in singapore on june 12 for an historic meeting with north korea's kim jong-un. the president called it a "getting to know you meeting plus." the "plus" is what the world is waiting on, 11 days from now. the announcement came after the president met with a north korean envoy from pyongyang today. paula reid is at the white house tonight. >> we'll be meeting on june 12 in singapore. >> reporter: president trump emerged from the oval office after meeting for more than an hour with north korean leader kim jong-un's top lieutenant. >> and i to

emily: we saw a few weeks ago, is this something uber can be competitive or change the market for ubert is the least impactful thing. when you look at things they can move on, uber elevates is an not building a vehicle but holding the idea. so i think it's going to be companies like kitty hawk or airbus that are actually making a difference. emily: some of the flying car people say it will be faster than self-driving cars. give us a reality check on that? >> we can look out the window here at pier 3 and saw autonomous test cars. tesla has test cars and that is level three autonomy. the f.a.a. has to look at some of these vehicles. so the idea of these personalized transportation vehicles flying through the air is going to take a long time. emily: talk to us about where regulation stands? >> no where. they went to uber and said we a going to come to it at safety perspective. the air traffic control system and what kind of airspace you will use that have yet to be figured out. we are at the beginning of what will be an impactful transportation revolution, but it's going to take a long ti

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we've reached out to uber.comment yet. >> number three, the dmv will open in some cities on two saturdays a month starting this month. offices will be open on june 16th and june 23rd. and then beginning in july, it will then be open on the first and third saturdays of every month. >>> number four, the warriors survived a scare from the cavs in a thrilling overtime victory at oracle arena. now the dubs lead the series 1-0. game two is sunday at oracle at 5:00 p.m. if you're not going, you can only watch it here on abc 7. >>> number five, welcome to our coolest morning this week and moving forward. check out what happens this afternoon. temperatures jump about 10 to 18 degrees above yesterday's level and more warmth coming this weekend. >>> number six, we have a handful of crashes already this evening. one of those in the richmon area. solo vehicle collision. still the left lane blocked with minor injuries. they're working on getting a tow truck to the scene. >>> number seven, like we needed an excuse, it is nati

. >> el chofer de uber no entiende cómo pudo ocurrir algo así. >> uber tiene pólizas de que no puedes negaron a dar más detalles, el incidente ocurre cuando uber está estrenando su nueva medida de seguridad. >> aquí lo tienen, durante el recorrido la pueden dar a este escudo de seguridad que aparece en la pantalla, da la opción de compartir su viaje con un familiar para que sepan dónde está, en el botón rojo pueden reportar cualquier emergencia con las autoridades. >> a partir de hoy esta madre le exigiera a sus tres hijos que usen la herramienta. >> es más seguro, uno nunca va a estar 100% seguro de que su hijo bastaría. >> un conductor de uber eats fue arrestado por abrazar con un cuchillo a una pareja. según las víctimas se enojó cuando le vieron que moviera su auto. bajo la ventana de su auto y escupió el auto de la pareja y los amenazó con un cuchillo. >> esas imágenes del momento en que se desplaza la fachada de un edificio, el choque de un camión habría debilitado la estructura. nadie resultó herido >> hoy la policía disparó mortalmente a una persona que traía un arma. >> del b

look for uber and lyt trip to start going up. that money then goes to metro to help pay for dedicated funding. remember, our region just signed a first of its kind agreement where d.c., maryland, and virginia are all now going to provide dedicated funding for metro. in the district that likely means your uber and lyft trip is going up in guys, back to you. >> all right. not a lot of people happy about thss one. adam ive for us in dupont. thank you. >>> it's 5:50. a warning now befor trip to the grocery store. thieves are distracting shoppers to steal their wall lets. m recently a and a woman used an unusual tactic to scam a woman at a whole foods i rockville. they distrac qd herstions and grabbed her wallet right out of her purse sitting in her carw police n searching through surveillance video trying to identify the thieves. >>>okay, now an update on a poisonous plant that was found in a local yard. we told yt l week the hoggweed plant was in alexandria. the it is right there. scientists tell us there's no evidence that the weed

. >>> still ahead, a deadly uber ride. police say a driver shot and killed a passenger on a busy freeway. the question is, could the next time you ride in an uber, will the driver be armed? >>> headed to the beach this weekend? you may have some company in the water. the warning going out tonight with this video. >>> temperatures continuing to warm up. right now compared to this time yesterday, we're running 8 to 11 degrees warmer. we'll let you know where it gets close to 100, and we'll have a look at that beach forecast and where it's going to be best. my forecast in about nine minutes. >>> beachgoers beware. lurking in the water near the pacifica pier, a 12 to 14 foot shark swimming along the beach and under the pier for hours. police say the shark, believed to be a great white, was first spotted around 12:30 this afternoon. lots of excitement, a little bit of fear too. >> he was real close. he was right next to and under the pier. it was kind of scary. i thought of jaws. >> police say they're asking visitors to be caut

get a job at uber. pamela anderson coming up. to give venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. all you ve to do is pay with this... at hotels.com/venture. 10 miles per dollar? that is incredible. brrrrr. i have the chills. because you're so excited? because ice is cold. and because of all those miles. obviously. what's in your wallet? i'm not sure. what's in your wallet? >> tucker: we just had a conversation tucker: we had a conversation with pamela anderson about julian assange and vladimir putin but then the conversation turned to taxi services uber and lift which proved popular with the public. pamela anderson is not a fan, she is campaigning against ridesharing apps which she says exploit drivers and endanger passengers. you never hear that complaint, lure in drivers and split them. >> everybody knows about the difficulties of being sexually assaulted, t knowledge it is being exposed ywhere but also drivers are being exploited, they hired third-party providers,

this is a big dealfor uber? this is a big deal for uber?hanged all that. the original ceo has been kicked out, stepped aside, rather, they are looking to show a different image and the result of this case matters for that. yes, not just here but around the world. and now harley—davidson, another iconic brand, they say they are going to shift some of their production away from the us in order to avoid eu tariffs. not great news for president trump? absolutely not. the eu would have known this when they targeted harley—davidson eu would have known this when they targeted harley— davidson which eu would have known this when they targeted harley—davidson which is an iconic american brand. everything trump has been standing for isjobs, jobs, jobs, going back to america, and he has been very clear about the numberof and he has been very clear about the number ofjobs and he has been very clear about the number of jobs that other and he has been very clear about the number ofjobs that other big automotives have brought back from the likes of mexico

in some cities, uber drivers with electric cars will earn more money.people about the benefits of driving an electric vehicle. >>> we are learning more about a baby bald eagle that fell from its nest. officials at the lyndsey wildlife hospital in walnut creek released these pictures. they say it is in excellent condition with only minor bruising. that is after it fell from a tree on monday. after stadium officials -- after the officials put it back, he fell again. they brought it to the hospital. workers are monitoring it and hope to return it to its family as soon as possible. >> soon it will be flying like an illegal. >>> did you get your coffee yet, sal? >> i have my copy. >> can you fix things in the commute plex >> i am trying to pick up traffic coming in will be slow on 580. we had a couple crashes and we do have traffic that will be slow on the altamont pass. i want to mention traffic has been slow getting away. it is a little bit windy. it has been slow getting away from the bay area as you drive. there is a sigalert eastbound 580 at 132. there

anybody can be an uber driver.> tucker: are you saying the billionaires who run uber are so greedy, they won't take responsibility for their employees? >> i think people are finding all of these loop holes. they have to tighten it up. a lot of people are affected like this. the employees and the driver. the drivers are the core of the business. they can't get around that. >> tucker: the beauty of cable news. you never know what you will hear. have a great night. see you tomorrow. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> sean: breaking right now the results of primaries in 8 states. california may play the key defining role deciding which party will control the u.s. congress. the single most important mid-term election in our lifetime. up-state as we get them. newt ggrich will weigh in as the results come in tonight. and just breaking, the fired deputy of the fbi andrew mccabe is asking the u.s. senate in exchange for testimony on comey's handling of the clinton probe, well he wants

what's happening is, that somehow uber and lyft are the cause of it. they are jerking up the fees pip will take a taxi cab. i will not take uber or lyft. i'll pay whatever i have to. now there's going to be a monopoly. if there's an monopoly they wil jerk the prices high. if anyone on this board want to attend a transportation conference out of town, they will pay a pretty penny for it. this is terrible what's h appening to public transportation to the airport. it's difficult enough to ride there. now there's the additional burden of paying so much money. some months ago, i believe it was proposed there will be a $35 fee for the taxi to the airport. which i really support. this really got to stop. this commission i believe has the power to do it and they should exercise it. thank you. >> next speaker please. juanita washington followed by bruno shrader and then david. >> good afternoon. my name is juanita washington i'm here today to find out what the process would be to get a dedicated third street line? the kt line is not beneficial for the baby comm

your take on uber. we have been asking people. uber todayis we have been asking people.n a london court making an appeal against the decision. what do you make of the decision from tfl? they are doing the right thing in terms of safety and security. uber is entrenched across the world. it is entrenched across the world. it isa is entrenched across the world. it is a balance between convenience and safety. thank you for coming in. great to have you on the briefing. thank you. i hope you have a really good day. we will see you soon. goodbye. hello. if you like your days sunny and your sunsets spectacular, this is the week for you. a summery week ahead. blue skies yesterday, almost uk wide. this is the scene in 0ban. more of that to come this week. the sun will be a strong overhead, and for some of you, it will be pretty hot too. fluctuations in temperatures throughout the week. but essentially, high pressure has built in. if your garden is looking parched at the moment, that high pressure system will be with us all week long and it means it will be dry. but also, the high

woman who wasni an uber ride because she was in a wheelchair.it equal rights center is suing the ride share company now saying uber doesn't have wheelchair accessible vehicles. news 4 aimee cho talked to one northwest resident who is part of that lawsuit about what using uber would mean to her. >> reporter: heading out for the day. something so many of us take for granted. but before heidi can do that, she usually has to pla everythi the day before. >> it's very frustrating. often times everybody's, like, hey, let's go and it's, like, have fun. sorry i can't go with you. s she normally uses metro to get where's going. she wishes she could take uber, but one of the only options they have forse wheelchair system to take a taxi. >> if able to use uber, i couldo think what want to do today. do i want to go to a restaurant just like other people do? >> that's the driving force for why she joined a lawsuit against uber. case says she dreams of the day she can request a ride like anybody ee. it requires them to spendso money on accommodations and that'

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investigators will not know until uber cooperates. fox 2 news. >>> police in santa rosa asking for help. they want to identify a man suspected of sexually assaulting a woman over the weekend. here is surveillance video of the man suspected of sexually assaulting the woman sunday night at an apartment complex. take a look. look at how he walks. investigators say she was walking to her car when the suspect attacked her. a $5000 reward is being offered by nonprofit group leading to the rest and conviction of the suspect. the suspect is described as being latino, 25 to 35 years old, 180 pounds, 5'10" with black or brown here. if you have any information, call santa rosa police. >>> there's a campaign to save a bullying alley in fremont. it opened back in 1963. the owner say development will turn the area into new housing. the plan includes 8000 square feet of commercial space, 130 condos and 140 apartments. >> this is thealley in this are >> ktvu spoke to the owner of the property. the owner was vague on the future plans for the land. it

we need help with the investigation. >> uber said: plan plan it's days after uber added a panic buttons to directly call 911. >> could give peace of mind to relax you in an uber. >> reporter: uber says this helps give people a quick way to respond if something goes wrong during a trip. >> i like the idea. i mean, hopefully, none of us will ever have to use it. but it's nice to know that it's there. >> reporter: uber says it will be rerunning criminal background checks on drivers every year. the company also announced former homeland security secretary jeh johnson will be the new chairman of the company's safety advisory board. in denver, alicia acuna, fox news. >>> we'll be mighting on june 12th in singapore. >> the summit between president trump and kim jong- un is back on. now the question is, can the two leaders strike a deal? good evening, i'm frank mallicoat. frank somerville is off tonight. >> i'm julie haener. the apparent breakthrough came during a meeting at the white house today between the administration and officials from north korea. this news comes just a week after presi

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they could never kick out uber. so many count on uber for a job, to get to work and get around.me an essential service your you now that they are the incumbent, they can make concessions. none of them are existential -- essential to its business and barriers to other car companies could be to their advantage and other they are an established player, making it harder for other entrance to step in.i do's troubling. uber has the global reach to talk to other regulators and make concessions where it needs to and i think is more willing to be collaborative. i think this is a big victory for them today. eric. thank you so much, now for the first word news, we turn to mark crumpton. mark: thank you. paul ryan is criticizing trump administration trade policy after harley davidson said that retaliatory tariffs are prompting it to shift production of motorcycles overseas. the speaker told reporters that he doesn't think that tariffs are the right way to go. >> they are basic he taxes and what winds up happening is you get escalating tariffs and taxes . one of the reasons we did tax reform

it says the system could improve uber service. driver may be warned of their passenger's state, and intoxicated riders may be paired with drivers with relevant experience or training. ai can identify riders who are drunk based on walking speed, typos and the amount of time it takes you to request a ride. >>> warriors fans can breathe a sigh of relief as they get ready for game four tonight. >> kevin durant confirmed to espn he will re-sign this summer. his 43-point performance on wednesday is one we'll remember for a long time. k.d. has a chance to help the dubs win back-to-back titles. abc 7 the only place you can

. >>> a uber uber says he was assaulted after he told the passengers he was an immigrant from afghanistan. this is a possible hit crime. -- hate crime. >> it was supposed to be a half hour drive, but ended early and ended with a 911 call. everything had changed with he from afghanistan. >> that is when the trip turned ugly. that 41-year-old driver told the shares deputy that he picked up a couple at the winery at 430 on saturday. minutes down the road, he was so afraid, he booted them out of his honda. >> there were statements like you should be in the country, and the passenger was drunk and slurring his words and continuing a tirade about his country. he said he was going to punch him in the face, and continue to swear him. >> anybody can be drunk and go off on anybody. i guess he was huge, 6'7". >> some drivers say they avoid weekends and winery closing time because of passengers. but there is risk anytime get someone in the car. >> whether this is taxi, or uber, that could happen to anybody. if somebody is irate about someone else's race. >> the driver made it a third way into town, a

. >>> uber has a new push to get uber drivers to use electric vehicles instead of cars. uber said it will be rolling out the electric vehicle initiative in seven u.s. markets that include the bay area call sacramento, san diego and los angeles. over the next year they hope to deliver at least 5 million electric vehicle rides. in some cities uber drivers that use electric vehicles will be paid more money. uber hopes to educate its drivers about the environmental and financial benefits of driving an electric vehicle. >>> the world cup returns right here toam. then matchplay continues. at 11 am one of the favorites to win the world cup, spain will plate iran. both matches are right here on ktvu fox 2. mornings on 2 will move over to ktvu plus beginning at 7 am. you can still catch all of the news, traffic and weather with us. >>> starbucks is making changes. we will let you know about the number of locations it plans to close in the next year. >>> new information about a shootout between police and teenagers in union city. we will hear from witnesses who heard that filing c

. >>> uber wants to use artificial intelligence to figure out if passengers may be drunk. but could it do more harm than good? kpix 5's betty yu has the story. >> reporter: uber has applied for a new patent that could alert drivers when rs are behaving uncharacteristically and could predict when riders may be drunk. uber has submitted a patent application where it would use artificial intelligence to identify unusual passenger behavior. the newly published application describes a system that learns how a rider typically uses the uber app so it can tell when something might be off. the system relies on an algorithm to weigh factors including typos, how precisely a user clicks on links and buttons, walking speed, and how long it takes to request a ride. the time of day or where the ride is requested may also be considered. the patent also says the service uber provides could change as a result and drivers could be warned of a passenger's state. passengers might not be given the option to get in a shared ride or uber pool based on their state. >> i have done 4999 rides with g

it should make for an interesting contest in australia, uber dominates but an indianfirm australia, uberhopes to get into the market, there is a local player called go catch and europe's taxify as well. didi is valued at around $56 billion, making it one of the most valuable start—ups. if you're not familiar with it, you might be $0011. not familiar with it, you might be soon. it is the largest right hailing app and perhaps best—known for pushing uber out of china. the uber was so dominant globally once but it faces a broader threat. it has sold out in south—east asia and $0011 has sold out in south—east asia and soon it will have to face didi in its north american home market, starting a northern mexico. —— starting a northern mexico. —— starting in mexico. didi is aggressively expanding internationally. it could be a long—term threat to uber. asian shares wobbling on friday as investors brace themselves for us tariffs against china. unsurprisingly, china stocks led the losses, with the benchmark shanghai composite index plumbing a 20 month low. japan's nikkei average and australian sha

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