estrada says he is not sure why he was so brave, but said he would do it again. police a shoe away after he ran a red light and crashed into another vehicle. police said he was only 14. he was taken to juvenile hall. i just hate to see him because he is under 18 or whatever, let him go with a spanking or something like that. he might do it again. the estradas and other neighbors bought their homes 46 years ago and always felt safe until recently when cars were stolen and strangers appear to be casing their street. now they re feeling vulnerable and putting up security cameras. how can a young boy be so like that, so aggressive, so mean to an elder person, you know? you did see that mr. estrada suffered some minor injuries to his face. he did not require any stitches. he even said he refused to go to the hospital for treatment. the 14-year-old suspect has been booked for assault with a deadly weapon, carjacking, robbery, and elder abuse. in san jose, david louie, abc
good evening. welcome to kqed newsroom, i m thuy vu. you have probably read and seen stories, uber and lift have transformed the transportation eco system over five years. uber by far the biggest and continues to expand at break neck speed. now in 53 countries and more than 250 cities. and boasts 1 million ride a day. but all the growth has spurred controversy. privacy, safety, surge pricing and driver compensation have become hot button issues in the on dedemand ride service industry and put a dent in traditional taxi use in san francisco. over the past two years, according to the san francisco municipal transportation agency. from march of 2012 to july 2014, the number of taxi rides a month in the city plummeted by 65%. well, now taxi companies are jumping on the bandwagon. many are using the fly wheel app to dispatch cabs. joining me for analysis, chief product officer for fly wheel, susan shaheen, uc berkeley transportation sustainability center, michelle quinn, san jose
good evening. welcome to kqed newsroom, i m thuy vu. you have probably read and seen stories, uber and lift have transformed the transportation eco system over five years. uber by far the biggest and continues to expand at break neck speed. now in 53 countries and more than 250 cities. and boasts 1 million ride a day. but all the growth has spurred controversy. privacy, safety, surge pricing and driver compensation have become hot button issues in the on dedemand ride service industry and put a dent in traditional taxi use in san francisco. over the past two years, according to the san francisco municipal transportation agency. from march of 2012 to july 2014, the number of taxi rides a month in the city plummeted by 65%. well, now taxi companies are jumping on the bandwagon. many are using the fly wheel app to dispatch cabs. joining me for analysis, chief product officer for fly wheel, susan shaheen, uc berkeley transportation sustainability center, michelle quinn, san jose
good evening. welcome to kqed newsroom, i m thuy vu. you have probably read and seen stories, uber and lift have transformed the transportation eco system over five years. uber by far the biggest and continues to expand at break neck speed. now in 53 countries and more than 250 cities. and boasts 1 million ride a day. but all the growth has spurred controversy. privacy, safety, surge pricing and driver compensation have become hot button issues in the on dedemand ride service industry and put a dent in traditional taxi use in san francisco. over the past two years, according to the san francisco municipal transportation agency. from march of 2012 to july 2014, the number of taxi rides a month in the city plummeted by 65%. well, now taxi companies are jumping on the bandwagon. many are using the fly wheel app to dispatch cabs. joining me for analysis, chief product officer for fly wheel, susan shaheen, uc berkeley transportation sustainability center, michelle quinn, san jose
good evening. welcome to kqed newsroom, i m thuy vu. you have probably read and seen stories, uber and lift have transformed the transportation eco system over five years. uber by far the biggest and continues to expand at break neck speed. now in 53 countries and more than 250 cities. and boasts 1 million ride a day. but all the growth has spurred controversy. privacy, safety, surge pricing and driver compensation have become hot button issues in the on dedemand ride service industry and put a dent in traditional taxi use in san francisco. over the past two years, according to the san francisco municipal transportation agency. from march of 2012 to july 2014, the number of taxi rides a month in the city plummeted by 65%. well, now taxi companies are jumping on the bandwagon. many are using the fly wheel app to dispatch cabs. joining me for analysis, chief product officer for fly wheel, susan shaheen, uc berkeley transportation sustainability center, michelle quinn, san jose