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they're saying they can delineate it to make sure there's live tracking for your child's account. it's linked to a parent's account. there's a recording where a parent can theoretically even listen in on the ride, and the drivers are a different set of drivers. they had can only be the most highly rated. they also have to pass a background check. there's some backlash from drivers saying this has opened up to more liability, they don't really want this, but this allows teens to get around. >> teen can have very busy schedule. being a parent of a couple teens, and then there's an alcohol factor. can you imagine going to a party, someone is drinking, better to have an uber driver. >> this is the flip side of the anti argument. by providing parents with safe
either. we know she's not paying her entire bill because she's not been drinking and you are very jackie, you let us know. >> no one wants to go on vacation with me because i remember it. though i have to stay home. >> it's so funny, but that's th a whole thing. really, is alcohol factor, do you think? would you talk to somebody on vacation? gig i talk to people everywhere i go. i kids are like why do you. >> i like to get people out of their comfort zone so i throw i out there to see if they will throw it back to me. i love talking as you can see. >> here it is. karen loyd says it's usually because they don't know anyone else, so if you're on vacation you don't know anybody else but linda, i find it easier to talk to strangers sharing the same beach, we are all there for the same reason, there are beaches in hometowns as well. i talk to strangers regardless, it's normal for texans. suzanne said you feel more free to talk to strangers and a
say much of that has to do with victims feeling ashamed or feeling schools will not protect them if they do report a sexual assault. >> playing into that feeling ashamed, is the whole alcohol factor where perhaps people are losing judgment because they're drinking or binge drinking, and the other question is how do you put forth a case if you -- if some of the details are fuzzy. >> exactly. alcohol is one of the factors that feeds into the culture. they don't mention it but mention the culture. the culture oftentimes, alcohol being involved in the situations, a lot of the parties on college campuses. >> binge drinking statistics and it's shocking at college. >> no one said this was going to be easy. times when reporting cases of sexuality assault it gets complicated. schools need to have procedures, need to have guidelines in place in terms of knowing how to prevent and respond. >> and the threat of losing federal money probably going to help. >> it has some teeth. >> thanks, jason. it's crunch time. congress deadlocked but working to try to beat this friday deadline to avoid a government shutdown. what are the sticking points?