the fall-out from our wettest storm yet. good evening, i m ken bastida. we begin with that breaking news in stockton - a suspected carjacker and kidnapper from san jose.. now hospitalized in critical condition.. after officers shot him. we re told he was a parolee at large. san jose police knew that he was in stockton - and requested assistance from the stockton police department. police say they located him at a home tonight - where he contronted them with a handgun! .split second decision this all happening on mist trail drive in stockton tonight. we reached out to san jose police for more information but have not heard back yet. the suspect has not been identified. it s been a day.. dealing with the fallout of our wettest weather yet. bay area freeways were impassable in some spots. the sierra was smacked with snow.. and in southern california.. water and mud swallowed cars and blew through homes. over 7-thousand people across the bay area.still don t have power tonigh yes
at the box office, disney double down on fantasy. lead, this week we brought you bloomberg technology from the conference in laguna beach where we had conversations with some of the biggest names in tech. let s start with my interview with arianna huffington. we spoke about the changing role of travis kalanick. he is on the board, and he is very active. he obviously built uber into the juggernaut it is now. he passed the baton. it was a very nice transition of power. the new ceo has been amazing. he has been handling all the problems whether it is what is happening in london with the suspension of uber s license to the deal and process with process withn softbank, he has been a great leader. he has shown he is very committed to building a thriving culture and company. emily: you mentioned the difficulties faced in london, elsewhere,gal probes how do you see the life-changing around the world going forward? better at to do serving the communities where uber exists around the
from the conference in laguna beach where we had conversations with some of the biggest names in tech. let s start with my interview with arianna huffington. we spoke about the changing role of travis kalanick. arianna: he is on the board, and he is very active. he obviously built uber into the juggernaut it is now. he passed the baton. it was a very nice transition of power. the new ceo has been amazing. he has been handling all the problems whether it is what is happening in london with the suspension of uber s license to the deal in process with softbank, he has been a great leader. he has shown he is very committed to building a thriving culture and company. emily: you mentioned the difficulties faced in london, multiple legal probes elsewhere, how do you see the life-changing around the world going forward? arianna: we need to do better at serving the communities where uber exists around the world. we need to make sure we add value to communities. added value in terms of
doubled down on fantasy. why ceo bob iger believes it superhero showdown, musical animation, and of course will pack theaters this fall. first to our lead, this week we brought you bloomberg technology from the conference in laguna beach where we had conversations with some of the biggest names in tech. let s kick off with my interview with arianna huffington. we started talking about uber s volatile year and the changing role of travis kalanick. arianna: he is on the board, and he is very active. he obviously built uber into the juggernaut it is now. he passed the baton. he was the one who introduced darrah at the all hands when he took over as ceo. it was a very nice transition of power. he has been amazing. he has been handling all the problems, whether it is what is happening in london with the suspension of uber s license to the deal in process with softbank. he has been a great leader. confidence and willing to show humility in the appropriate times and very committed
now, abc7, live, breaking news. that breaking news is out of italy. daylight reveals the devastating damage ever a a strong earthquake. right now there are collapsed buildings and multiple deaths. good evening and thank you for joining us. i m ama daetz. i m dan ashley. at least six deaths blamed on a powerful earthquake in italy including a family of four. that s according to reports on italian state run media. it caused extensive damage in one town. it was so strong it woke up people in rome a hundred miles away. ama: the town is cutoff because of the roads and bridge. half of the town is gone, the mayor said. the earthquake happened wednesday morning is a many slept. dan: it has been followed by strong aftershocks, the strongest measuring 5.5. a 6.3 quake hit the same region before. they believe the death toll could climb following tonight s big quake. ama: we told you about the story with a push alert from the abc7 news app. download the app for free and enable