dmv. not because of the long lines, the rude service or the endless paperwork, but because they just made everyone s life much less convenient. they banned uber s car sharing service. if you don t know the name, it s an app that connects riders with part-time drivers who use their own vehicles. anyone with a smartphone and credit card can order car service literally anywhere. you don t pay cash. the tip is included. and the cost is close to the price of a tax i. that s the problem. the taxi cab lobby went to the dmv and won. they have banned uber as well as the competitor called lift. once again, the prison guards of the past are refusing everyone a more convenient ride into the future. it s time for virginia s governor, terry mcauliffe to step up and prove he is on the side of the consumer and small business. i agree with that i love using uber. let s check on our fireback results. should the white house release bergdahl s proof of life video? right now 73% say yes. 27% of you say n
it s a trip designed to make him look presidential, but the headlines mitt romney is generating in london would make any white house cringe. his campaign is doing damage control after british news media seized on a remark romney made questioning london s readiness for the olympics. cnn national correspondent jim acosta is in london for us. jim, what s happening now with mitt romney? reporter: candy, mitt romney woke up to headlines he did not anticipate when he embarked on this overseas trip. but his campaign is confident he can clear the next hurdles ahead. mitt romney hit the reset button on his overseas charm offensive during his lone public meeting of the day in london he was asked by the leader of ireland about how he had to walk to the irish embassy due to the city s intense pre-olympic traffic. romney s response. romney is walking on egg shells and eager to please after he was blasted by british leaders for appearing to question london s readiness to host the olympic