uber says its transparency report detailing sexual assault and misconduct cases by uber drivers will be released this year once the audit process is over. but sources tell cnn uber could tell most of the story right now. one former manager telling cnn it's a technology company built on data. the numbers are known. >> drew griffin joins me now. since you started asking uber about their rape cases, they've made extensive safety changes. are your sources saying more could be done? >> yes. and you're right, anderson. uber has strengthened its background checks of u.s. drivers. it's launched some new safety features on its app. it says it's committed to safety. but former employees and managers say the company has the ability to do more, starting with a better acknowledgement of the sheer numbers and warning potential victims, women, about this issue. the company says that's all coming when it releases this transparency report sometime later this year. anderson. >> all right. drew griffin, thanks very much. we'll be right back. on tour, every second counts. i need great without the wait.

uber says the transparency report detailing sexual assault and misconduct cases by uber drivers will be released this year once the audit process is over. but sources tell cnn uber could tell most of the story right now. one former manager telling cnn it's a technology company built on data, the numbers are known. wolf, uber insists it doesn't know the numbers yet and will release them sometime in 2019. >> excellent reporting, drew. thank you. thank you so much and to our viewers, thanks for watching. erin burnet "out front" starts now. >>> "out front" next, classified document that shows a russian oligarch benefitting from trump's sanctions deal after administration promised the whole point he was being punished and trump trying to make a shutdown deal, does he have a plan? a former trump hotel executive says what he cares about is not looking like a loser. that guest is "out front." the viral video between a high school student and native american elder. does that change the story? let's go "out front." good evening, i'm erin burnet. "out front" tonight, "the new york times" report

in 2012, uber started. in 2013 with thousands of ubers on the road, they charge all these poor foolish cab drivers $250,000 each and now, you are unwilling at least partially compensate them. >> thank you. >> thank you. thank you. next speaker, please. >> philip, followed by ahmad, followed by abdallah. >> i'm going to shift gears and talk about broad band alarms. i want to bring to the board's attention. please look at the tematerials that i sent off. i think it's the duty of the board to replace the tonal alarms are ineffective, and broad band alarms. tonal alarms, if you are looking down, you can't tell what direction they're coming from. broad band alarms are directional, so they only impact the area that needs to be listened to. that's important, because if an alarm is always going off, it's not an alarm, it's a nuisance. these alarms actually decrease pedestrian safety, whereas the directional ones, when you hear it, you know you are in a danger zone, you pay attention to it. whereas people tune out t

it's like uber for truck drivers. we have a serious logistics problem in the country for a variety of reasons, we have a shortage of truckers, but uber freight believes the system we use to route these truckers is incredibly inefficient. i agree. 20% more miles than the road is empty. better for the environment too this could be a game changer earlier this week, i got to check in with the director at uber, who is the head of uber freight. take a look. >> you may be the ultimate technology geek because you have conquered logistics. how is it working? >> it's working great. it's always a pleasure to be a geek applying my knowledge on such an area as logistics. >> we know, and one of things we have been focused on is there's a trucker shortage we know it's caused tremendous friction it's caused inflation in the economy to the point where it's disrupted many companies' earnings per share you're actually doing something about it >> we are. as you pointed, it's a huge issue for corporate america. if you look at the past few

(vicki) an uber (vicki) (vicki) an uber driver in sacramento says he's lucky he didn't crash - after a drunk passenger tried to grab his steering wheel.(grant) they ended up wrestling for control of the car while driving 65 miles an hour on interstate 80 in sacramento. as sonseeahray tonsall reports, the entire incident was caught on a dashcam. natsot: "hi are you albert? are you sonseeahray? all right, come on in. i think i'll get in the back. ok sounds good."that's how most uber rides start and they finish just as cordially.but 3-year-veteran of the streets, albert castro, says what a passenger did in his car after a pick-up saturday wasn't anything close to cordial - it was crazy!albert castro, uber diver:"he goes 'oh, you're gonna crash.' no, i'm not gonna crash. and he says 'no, no you're gonna crash' and he laughs and then drifts away and then two seconds later he pops back up and grabs the wheel and we fly across two lanes of traffic." natsot/dashcam footagecastro, known to his friends as dax, captured that chaotic moment on his dash cam.smacking his drunk rider's hand down, w

the uber driver says the suspect can not use the uber app any more. ( darya ) a big story out of the south bay. a san jose teacher is accused of having sexual contact with a student. ricardo chavarria was arrested on felony sex charges with a person under age 18. investigators say the victim was assaulted inside a classroom. chavarria worked as a spanish teacher at pioneer high school in san jose. he has worked in the school district since 20-11. district officials say he will not return to pioneer nor any other position in the district. ( darya ) as the government shutdown continues ... thousands of alameda county residents may soon struggle to feed their families. today ... alameda county supervisor wilma chan will provide an update on the state of the cal-fresh program. it helps low-income families buy food through food stamps ... and the program is at risk of running out of money by mid- february. as of june of last year ... over 106- thousand alameda county residents rely on food stamps. the "wic" program could also run out of federal money. it provides food and nutrition servic

of the nearly 12-hundred cases uber investigates ... the company says some of them were found to be unrelated to uber, withdrawn or false. ( james ) the clean-up begins for north bay businesses that were hit by king tides. in these pictures ... water was pushing into low lying roads and parking lots in mill valley. the unusually high tides happen because of a gravitational pull between the moon and the sun. a big concern many water front busineses ... is the threat of water overflowing into their buildings. ( james ) and here's dramatic video of a fishing boat at san francisco's fisherman's wharf being nearly swamped by rushing tide waters. the 50 foot long fishing boat was hit by fast moving waters as the tide was receding late sunday. although there were people on board ... no one was hurt and the boat wasn't seriously damaged. ( james ) still ahead on the kron-4 morning news... more talks as pg&e prepares for bankruptcy today... but it's going to be met with protest. ( james ) plus...shot and killed... police need your help looking f

emily: now that uber has new leadership, are customers going back to uber that had chosen lyft? john: we are not seeing that. emily: lyft says it is available in 95% of the united states, but there are rural areas for you can't get a car even though you are technically available. explain that. john: 95% availability means you open the app and we have an option for you. in some rural areas that may be a scheduled ride option. if you open the app and there is not a driver within a few minutes of you, we will fall back and say, hey, do want to schedule a ride 30 minutes, 45 minutes, one hour from now? emily: you launched in your first international city last year, toronto. how is that going? john: it is going well. it was a big undertaking for the team to be ready for toronto. new currency implications. and we are happy with the launch and will continue to scale out in canada. emily: uber expanded to china, india, russia, and europe. why has it taken you so long? john: focus. as the underdog, focus is extremely important. now we are on offense, so we are starting to look at interna

uber acquiesced. they are putting it on the big economy firms to work with them on worker classification. the companies must prove to the regulators about the worker classification. you prove to us they are self-employed, not the other way around. we don't have to investigate you to tell you what is happening with the classification. lastly, the companies would be liable for paying worker benefits, holiday pay, national minimum wage. mexico city implemented 1.5% fee on the company for each ride share ride given that goes to air publico a public fund. portable benefits? workers own benefits, not tied to a specific company. company makes fixed rate contribution. benefiters cover independent workers. it is mobile. you can take it with you. your retirement, your maternal, paternal leave. it is a draw because it mainta maintains flexibility that employees and employers like, the gig economy. the affordable care act marketplace where workers can shop around for benefits package that benefits them. one examp

the lyft and the uber drivers, that is really like peanuts. that is 40,000 drivers, that is $40 million a year and that will bail out these medallions and we won't have to make everybody all upset. and half the medallions will pay it off. i'd pay thousand dollars a year to keep the fountain of money in my pocket going. i'd be happy to pay a thousand dollars a year. and the drivers don't want to do that, there are driving in from bakersfield and sacramento, maybe they shouldn't be driving in, go out to the marina, they're all sleeping in the parking lot. it's crazy. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> my name is -- good afternoon, everybody. i'm here. i'm medallion. we are 640 people with the medallion, $250,000. this time we are surviving. we are totally out of business. there is no business. lyft took all our business, uber. we want your help to give us break. or give us price and pay the city. and we are satisfied, otherwise, what the mta do this -- >> chair heinicke: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon,

the company says some of those reports are found to be unrelated to uber, be unrelated to uber, withdrawn or fake. (james) in national headlines ... senate republicans say they are on track to introduce president trumps border security bill today. this as the government shutdown enters day 32. capitol bureau reporter mark meredith explains ... democrats do not expect the deal to work. nat: "it's a great daybeautiful day"the president and vice president braved below freezing temperatures to visit the dr. martin luther king junior memorial.the president did not discuss the government shutdown during the brief trip to the monument for dr king "as we speak our government is shut down for one reason - so that the president of the united states can fund a monument to hate and division along our southern border"sen elizabeth warren of massachussetts was one of a chorus of democrats condemning the president's weekend offer to to reopen the government if they agree to build the border wallthe president is promising democrats he'll agree to sign a bill to provide some illegal immigrants temporary p

a look into uber... as the company comes under attack for its treatment on workers. ( james ) plus...shot and killed... police need your help looking for the person who killed a grandmother. ( james ) and... singer chris brown arrested as a string of legal troubles continues. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. ( james ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news... taking a live look from the sierra this morning. this is i-80 near soda springs. ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. much like yesterday skies today will be primarily sunny with more comfortable weather to be stepping outside a

we tried to reach out to uber and lyft but no response at this early hour. live from san francisco, kiet do, kpix 5 . >>> this uber ride takes a dangerous turn when the truck driver drives they will swerving across lanes. >> nearly halfway into the 30 minute uber ride, dicks castro thought he may never see his wife or kids again after the man in the seat was drunk and yelling after he picked him up from a bar in citrus heights. they veered ss three lanes of traffic -- before dax >> he said it was using all of his strength to hold back and he has been identified and they veered across three lanes of traffic before the driver 911. >> now they have him on the hood because he spent on the police officer -- spit on the police officer. >> he blew drunk. >> uber says the behavior was dangerous and unaccessible and that rider can no longer access the uber app. >>> we have a couple of natural disasters to show you unfolding and the first is in indonesia with a landslide caused by the dam that was over ran with torrential rain with six peopler out of their nt indonesi

took uber. it is still my first baby is uber in d.c. for me, it is still about one, just demonstrating success, but the way i did that was really about the team and the people around me. one of the things i was able to do was to ensure that every time i would push things to the people on my team, it would enable me to do part of my bos'' job. the more i could show my team could function without me, i was able to say, hey what else can i , take on? or just are doing part of his job. because everyone, especially when you are in a startup or a fast-moving company, has too much on their plate. and so one of the things i have seen, the sort of pitfalls i have seen in junior employees are people that try and horde resources or make themselves indefensible. one of the things i have seen in the people who have been most successful at uber and one of the things i did so well is really get -- i used to say i want i want the team to function , as well with me in the room as without me. it is about building

uber was just outlawed in brussels. it can be done. it's been outlawed. the court in brussels said they're providing taxi service would a taxi loons. we need to do the -- taxi license without a license. we need to do the same here. >> mr. sahi. >> welcome back, nice to see you. >> thanks. i'm usually a troll at these meetings as i've been the last 20 years. i've seen the regulations reinvented and reworked several times and not one came up with the advent of ubers an pncs which is surprise which is these guys are supposed to be the most expert in the field of transportation and didn't foresee any of this. anyway, i want to start with history. taxis have been around since roman times. i like to tell my passengers it's the third oldest professional, probably. it's been regulated for a reason it's heavily regulated. i can't think -- i don't know that much about regulation but there's so much regulation it keeps getting added to and added to and there's a reason for regulation. it's for the safety of the public which is the most important product that can be

on the new study, we tried to reach out to uber and lyft, but no word yet. live from san francisco, kiet do, kpix 5 . >>> tax refunds could be late due to the government shutdown and the trump administration ordered 30,000 irs employees to return to work without pay. hundreds have refused facing the prospect of missing another paycheck. the irs workers union contract allows employees to miss work by suffering hardship during a shutdown. the senate is considering a pair of bills aiming at ending the shutdown. the republican plan includes $5.7 billion order border wall and the democratic plan would not. neither bill is expected to succeed in the scheduled for tomorrow. >>> the trump administration attempt to shut down the daca program is on hold. in 2017 the president tried to end protection for undocumented immigrants brought here as children but the judge largely block that move until it gets resolved in the courts. yesterday the supreme court decided not to hear the case in the current term so that means the daca program remains in place for at least anothe

vehicle, when he was driving as an uber driver. >> but the case is on hold. the suspect, mohammed ben azaza, is behind bars in canada. san francisco is a sanctuary city. and department of homeland security officials say they won't extradite him, unless the city promises to tell him if the suspect ever makes bail, is acquitted or no longer facing charges. >> that has delayed the district attorney to prosecute this individual, making everyone less safe. >> but at a rules committee meeting, several supervisors agreed to the notification that homeland security under the trump administration wants, even if that means the suspect could be deported. >> this is a narrow agreement that we're forced into because the current administration in the white house is something we never would have had to do under president obama. >> if we don't bring this person back into the united states to face trial, he would likely go back to the united states and commit acts of violence against women, which i cannot stand. >> reporter: the suspect is from tunisia. uber tells me he passed

david louie talked to cabdrivers today who said with the ride sharing companies like lyft and uber taking more and more of the taxi business, this is the last thing they need. >> this is why taxis may superbeen scarce for about an hour. dozens of them were circling city hall to protest a new regulation that restricts hundreds of them from picking up passengers at san francisco international. with increased competition from ride share oviders, taxidrive$2 obtain medallions from the city are being given preference at the airport over those who paid fractions of that a decade ago. >> we're already making about a fifth of what we did two years ago because of uber and lyft

but as you see, uber versus lyft, uber is much bigger when it comes to valuation, when it comes to u.s. market share and also losing more money per quarter as well. now, i caught up of course with uber ceo dara khosrowshahi a few months ago in new york. take a listen. >> you look at the market as a $6 million transportation market. we are a tiny, tiny, tiny part of the market. we account for less than 1% of miles driven on the road. so i think uber can be ultimately 20, 30 times bigger than it is today. susan: 20 or 30 times bigger. you might be paying for it, looking at a valuation supposedly for the underwriters of $120 billion, liz. liz: all i can say is i was just in france, where they fought bitterly against uber. when you call for an uber in paris, a gorgeous clean car shows up in two seconds flat. so you know, they're both great. susan: okay. liz: susan, thank you very much. all right. we got to get to this big story. dish network chairman has already found himself in hot water because investors are wondering what he's doing over the past year as it pertains to what we were just

del tránsito se puede ver que ya están implementando el servicio de la bicicleta de uber. >> donde se cree que estará listo para expandirse veremos lo que pasa. >> la agencia de las naciones unidas están viendo este sistema para incrementar la salud de los alimentos. >> los agricultores en malawi desde África están investigando y abajan con mucha información así como comentan. >> estas la mano de obra disponible a cambio de comida y otras ayudas. >> de la mano del gobierno de esta nación están tratando de servir de la mejor forma en los campos de esta zona. >> quieren ayudar a las agencias con las necesidades de sus empleadores. >> estamos viendo que es tan recolectando toda la información necesaria para poder cubrir todas las necesidades. >> esto es comparado con el sondeo de campo y lo que se está trabajando con los agricultores. >> según maría torres del programa de desarrollo de las naciones unidas dice que lo que ellos buscan teneriremadíos. >> quieren cubrir las necesidades nutricionales de sus niños. >> gracias esta es una muy buena idea que se puede implementar e

uber and bell are teaming up hoping to make flying ubers a reality in about five years. >> we're working onto develop a network where you would get on the aircraft and get off the aircraft. those would be distributed all over the city. they might be at airports. gara. >> did he just say a flying uber. >> it's like science fiction. >> it's here. itvegas. also, flexible tv screens. our own reporter jonathan bloom is at ces throughout the week. he's posting coverage on nbcbayarea.com. flying uber. >> those tvs are so cool. >> very fancy. >>> there are goats on the loose on the freeway in the south bay. we'll show you, next. the question isn't whether he should be impeached any more. he's the most corrupt president in american history. and we all know it. the question now is, how fast can we move past this president so we can build a more just and prosperous future? please, join the more than 6.5 million americans who are demanding action now. because there's nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. together, we will make this happen. need to impeach is respole in

uber says they pass a backgrd was removed from the app. supervisors say this does that mean they're changing the city sanctuary law. >> we are not amending our sanctuary law. we stand by our sanctuary law. it works and we know it has the community safe. >> reporter: i asked a former prosecutor if she thinks other agreements would have to be made in connection with other criminals. she says she doesn't want to speculate and they would consider on a case-by-case basis. ktvu fox2 news . >>> coming up, police reveal new information about a man accused of beating and 88-year- old woman in san francisco and how officers were able to track him down. to the day with highs to feel more like springtime. >>> deadly clashes in venezuela where results of the election are in dispute and ths taking the side of the opposition. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year.

the rider can no longer access the uber app. the experience has been so traumatic dak says he can't bring himself to get behind the wheel. opting instead for his moped. >> you think you've got a a lot of years left and one little thing and you don't. so it's difficult. >> reporter: dashcam disorder that almost turned deadly. this longtime uber driver surrendering his side job. >> i'm making $1,600 a month doing it on the side. but you know, what is that worth when it comes to your life? >> reporter: in sacramento, adrienne moore, kpix 5 news. >>> the oakland city council voted to rename a street after oscar grant. the road next to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station will be called oscar grant way. the 22-year-old was fatally shot on the platform by a b.a.r.t. police officer a decade ago. city council members save it is a small gesture to honor grant's life. >>> b.a.r.t. has a new report card tonight and it's not getting good grades. a survey shows riders are sick of the crime and the filth on those trains. and stations. despite the e

. >>> uber says either focused on keeping workers safe this year. this comes after cnn obtained an internal memo from uber which found employees are underworked, overpaid and at times traumatized. it looked at the special investigations unit. it investigates serious incidents involving drivers and passengers. they involve threats, assault, rape, theft, and serious traffic incidents. the memo says as recently as may of last year the unit handled about 1200 cases every week. it warned of mental health risks to investigators. even the potential of suicide. uber said it made changes since reviewing the memo. >>> two groups are holding counter-protests in kentucky today over the high school involved in a controversial video. many of you have seen this video with students from covington catholic high school. as you can see a native american man in washington, d.c., standing across from one of the students. now, as you can see the teenager is staring at the man while others around him appear to be cheering. this morning the indian movement chapter will end

of the nearly 12-hundred cases uber investigates ... the company says some of those reports are found to be unrelated to uber, withdrawn or fake. ( james) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... protestors are getting ready to hit the nation's capitol... as pg&e announces its new plans to prevent wildfires. ( james) plus... a new push to get paid parental leave in the state... as governor newsom hopes to extend the benefit. ( james) and.. an annual tradition is giving people a better understanding of m-l-k day. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) served in a no-mess bag, my new deli trio and turkey, bacon, and cheddar pannidos are almost too easy to eat on the go. so panni-do eat one while you are in a car, but panni-don't, while you are on a car. order a pannido with doordash today. only at jack in the box. the latest inisn't just a store.ty it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome ex

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received a leader of the uber bike share company allowed a few bikes in the city. that letter challenges go bike's exclusive deal. some believe that the letter may single uber's jump bikes as ready to make another bid for an expansion there in san francisco. >>> and if you don't want to leave the office for your cup of joe, well, you are in luck. starbucks is expanding its delivery service. today in san francisco. starbucks says 95% of the core menu will be available to order with uber eats and a $2.49 fee for you. the coffee chain is also expanding delivery service to new york, boston, washington, chicago and los angeles in the coming weeks. >>> the oscar tol youbo morning. how many of the movies have you seen? we have to catch up. right? you can watch a best picture nominee with your netflix account. we have the details. >> reporter: the story of a live-in housekeeper cleaned up. ten nominations including best actress and best picture which is a first for netflix, the company that released "romo." >> the queen is an extraordinary person. >> reporter: "the favorit

has, like uber eats, on top of their network. i think they will be telling a big story about kind of the future possibilities. susan: actually, similarly but both still losing money, lyft losing maybe $250 million a quarter whereas uber is losing over $1 billion a quarter. i want to stay with this transport theme. we were talking about tesla. tesla, elon musk was in shanghai breaking ground on his new factory that will build not only batteries but also cars as well, and it's interesting that he got in at a time when china allowed an american company to have full ownership of its own business. tesla, do you think this is a smart move for elon musk and tesla in the country of china? >> yeah, you know, i would have to know more of the specifics and obviously not kind of in their boardroom, the one thing elon has shown to people continuously is when people think he's down, he always has a move. i think there's half the world that thinks his moves are getting harder and harder but i think it could be a very interesting move for him. s

minutos antes el joven estaba en un uber en camino al trabajo. >> mi hijo llamÓ al uber, como a las 4:00 a.m. cuando le llamo, a mÍ,entro el llamado. dijo, llame al uber para recogerme. yo le dije al chofer. >> el misterio de lo que pasÓ entre momento cuando el presunto uber recogido a rolando para llevarlo a su trabajo, y por quÉ el conductor se negÓ a dejarlo ir, sigue vivo. a lo que llevÓ a este padre entablar una denuncia con la policÍa. y llamar de nuevo el telÉfono desconocido que lo llamÓ su hijo en la madrugada del lunes. >> y contesto >> contactamos a v y me respondieron en un comunicado. podemos compartir informaciÓn con la policÍa, si hay un investigaciÓn . la policÍa de oakland asegurÓ que aÚn no tienen informaciÓn para revelar sobre este caso. mientras tanto esta familia lo Único que tiene de esperanza son las Últimas conversaciones que tuvieron con rolando. >> me dijo nos hablamos maÑana. sÓlo eso. >> tambiÉn los comunicamos con la lÍnea de respuesta rÁpida y nos dijeron que realizaran su propio proceso para tratar de localizar a rolando. luz peÑa,

(justine) in denver -- a blind woman is furious with uber right now. she says she was hoping for a ride to school thursday-- but when the driver showed up and saw she had a guide dog-- he refused to let her in his car and then just drove off. under uber's policy -- the company settled with the national federation of the blind in 2016 promising to notify drivers they must allow service animals under federal law and removing those who knowingly don't. uber responded with a statement saying in part: 'we are deeply upset by this rider's experience and have been in touch with both parties and have taken appropriate action.' <"i'm very upset with how uber handled the situation. the guy was only given a warning."> uber said they'll deactivate the driver's account-- if they get a second report. no word on why the driver denied the woman the ride. (jrstone) up next at 10 -- another possible 2020 bid added to the pool of presidential hopefuls. a former c-e-o of a major coffee company. (justine) plus -- how the government shutdown impacted funeral plans for a cal

the program calculates how much you spend on uber and uber eats in the past six months, $5 credits, no fee cancellations if you rebook a ride and free car upgrades. it will show up automatically in your uber app. gews for students at cal state schools and parents will be breathing easier there because tuition won't go up in the fall. university's chancellor made the announcement in the state of the school address yesterday. governor newsom has suggested increase in funding as part of the state's budget. cal state's system is the largest public university system with 487,000 students on 23 campuses. >>> palo to of a new documentary, exploring the epidemic of teen suicide. >> district leaders agreed to talk about how they're addressing student mental health issues. senior investigative reporter vickie nguyen. >> reporter: good morning. teen mental health is taking center stage for many students across the bay area as suicide rates among young people are on the rise. new film "the edge of success" is gaining national attention, how palo alto teens were transformed after ten of their peers

. >>> coming up, the frightening moments for an uber driver. the drunk passenger that jumped in the front seat and almost caused a crash by grabbing the steering wheel. how that driver managed to quickly summon help. >>> first, the new development in the case of sex abuse inside a health care facility and the vegetative woman that recently gave birth. you are watching "world news now." vegetative woman that recently gave birth. you are watching "world news now." egetative woman that recently gave birth. you are watching "world news now." >>> that is the big volcano outside mexico city erupting late tuesday, and that is the column of ash that was sent two miles into the sky, some rocks that were part of the eruption landed more than a mile down the volcano slope. about 25 million people live within a 60-mile radius of the volcano's crater. >> that's a scary sight. >> crazy video, yes. >>> people back home in phoenix made a major break inside a health care facility. >> such a disturbing story. a woman in a vegetative state for years gave birth le

uber says he passed the background check. supervisors say it doesn't mean they're weakening or changing the city's sanctuary law. >> we are not in any way, shape or form, amending our sanctuary law. we stand by our sanctuary law. it works. we know it has kept our community safe. >> i asked stephanie, former prosecutor, if she thinks other connections would have to be made with other criminals. she said she doesn't want to speculate and that it would have to be considered on a case- by-case basis. >>> a hayward business man says a man who is homeless has been targeting downtown business. police identified the man as 29- year-old marquis davis. in the latest incident, the owner of hayward hardware said davis started threatening people. >> he showed the ax as if he was going to do something. he's threatening. he's loud. he's violent. he's ineb riated. he's very well known to police. they know him instantly. >> jim davis says weider has focused on the hardware store. committing crimes five times in the last five weeks. he said da

dólares hasta no pagar tarifas para cancelaciones, esta herramienta está dentro de la aplicación de uber >>> en medio de las discusiones por la construcción del muro en la fronda son, la oficina de aduanas y protección difundió las imágenes de un grupo de migrantes escalando sobre una cerca en arizona, tras descubrir su ingreso ilegal al territorio estadounidense, los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza arrestaron a 110 centroamericanos >>> se cumplen dos meses desde que la caravana llegó a méxico, y muchos te preguntan cuántos de ellos decidieron quedarse y cuantos solicitaron visa, salimos a investigar y les explicamos en el siguiente reportaje >>> mía llegó el 21 de noviembre, uno de los cientos americanos que ya cuenta con documentos para trabajar en méxico >>> ofrecemos la posibilidad de salir adelante k >>> dice que tiene papeles en regla k >>> venga una entrevista de trabajo >>> a unos les preocupa que se queden en baja california k >>> si pudiera llegar a las ciudades fronterizas después de cinco 10 días que >>> miguel angel es uno de los integrantes de la caravana que

it calculates how much you spend on uber and uber eats in the past six months and awards perks like a $5 credit, no fee cancellations if you book your ride, and free car upgrades. the feature will show up automatically in the uber app. all you have to do is look for the invitation on the home page to sign up. >>> and americans are playing a lot of fortnite and fifa 19. a new report out today says u.s. video game sales that includes hardware and software hit a record $43.4 billion last year. an estimated 150 million americans played video games, making the industry one of the fastest growing sectors. the industry provides roughly 220,000 jobs across all 50 states. those are your cnbc business headlines. i'm more of a madden person myself. back over to you. >> taking it old school, frank. i'm with you. all right, thanks, frank. >>> 4:39 for you right now. coming up here on "today in the bay," kari tracking our wednesday morning forecast. >> it starts out cool, but we will have a really nice day. a live look outside at 101 in san jose, as you get ready to head out. we'll be at 40 degrees

dara and the uber team put a lot of emphasis on uber eats and delivery to the point where we work together to integrate our software so that our mobile app can integrate directly into their software to dispatch and their app interfaces directly into our store operations so we made it seamless for partners and our stores to get those orders and then embraced some of the best practices candidly that were created in starbucks china when we launched delivery so when we prepare a beverage for delivery, we prepare it as a hot ever temperature than we would normally in the store so that when that beverage is delivered and handed to the customer, ideally it is at the same temperature that it would have been when they picked it up in our stores. we prioritized the customer experience around delivery and fully integrated the operational processes from uber eats into our starbucks stores and that's part of the key to making this a great, great customer experience. >> kevin, i love you, but i would have to wait 19 minutes for my coffee in china i don't care if you put that thing -- you bake it i just

uber is concerned, because lyft is the company that purchased go bikes operations. bay area transit leaders recently received a letter from uber's bike share company which is only allowed a few bikes in the city. the letter challenges go bikes exclusive deal. some believe that may signal jump bikes iso. > next on "today in the bay," tesla making cuts. the price rediction the company is now offering for its super charges, after getting some backlash from customers. >>> plus starbucks wants to help you skip the line. the new delivery service being launched today right here in the bay area. >>> and a peek outside, a cold start across the bay area, this up in richmond this morning. folks still waking it up looks like. it's early. a lot of news ahead. 4:36. ♪ you want a fresh-smelling home, but some air fresheners use heavy, overw a new range of innovative air fresheners with no heavy perfumes that you can feel good about using in your home to deliver a light, natural-smelling freshness. febreze one neutralizes stale, stuffy odors and releases a subtle hint of fragranc

and an uber driver wrestles for control on the road ... after being nearly hijacked by a drunk passenger. (darya) good (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spt in walnut creek sb 680 at treat blvd accident blocking. slow from 242. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. another great day to get outside as temperatures boost upward even as compared to yesterday, in the 60's for more areas while holding onto the upper 50's a little closer to the coast. skies will be sunny and dry again today just as they will remain for the rest of the week ahead. breaking news this morning.. police are investigating a shooting in the south bay.( darya ) it happened near the bay 101 casino in san jose. kron 4s sara stinson is live with the details. sara? im live at bay 101 casino where the california highway patrol continues to investigate a shooting. the casino is right off highway 101 and airport parkway near the san jose internationa