be used to under mine us and inflict grade -- under mind us and inflict grade harm. >> reporter: announcing the creation of a center, he ended the speech by signing a new executive order, encouraging and promoting sharing information. >> what he wants to do was emphasize the importance of cyber security. >> reporter: he called the speech inspirational. some point it was just that. and lacked actions, especially when it comes to consumer protection. many students who watched the president couldn't help but feel compelled. >> he empowered the junger generation of students -- younger generation of students to promote change. >> the white house will propose

a consumer privacy bill of rights giving americans protection ons what data companies can collect and working on a privacy act gearing technology towards teaching students rather than marketing to them. >> i know a lot of the people were students, how did they get the tickets and who else was in the audience? >> reporter: students actually got tickets through a lottery this week and they were excited. seeing the energy of the president. also in the crowd apple ceo tim cook took the stage prior to the president. absent, this is trending on social media, a facebook, google and yahoo executive were not there. >> azenith smith, thank you. some of the big names were no shows at the summit with the

president today. they were invited but didn't intend. instead they all sent their top information security executives. some experts say the no shows may be a symptom of the frayed relationship between the relationship and sylvan valley over privacy issues. we will have more on the visit including the fundraiser in san francisco coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m. police have a mystery on their hands. a break in at a local college led to the discovery of a body. ktvu's ann rubin is there. police are telling you he may have been involved in a break in? >> reporter: that's right. police do not believe that that man was alone. now they would like to talk to whoever was with him when he died. >> reporter: police say what likely started as a berkeley is being -- burglary is now being investigated as a homicide.

>> death in the commission of a felony. treated as a homicide. >> reporter: two cooks made the discovery. the body of a man on the ground. next to it, a uhaul used to ram the cafeteria. authorities are not sure what they were targeting. perhaps the atm or computer equipment inside. >> we are not sure how it went down. we suspect someone else was there. we don't know if the body is a victim of a homicide or an accident. as a result of a burglary. we are encouraging whoever was there to come forward. >> reporter: investigators are locking at surveillance video hoping cameras caught something, even the ones neighboring businesses did not. >> i don't have anything. yeah. i just have cameras to protect the business. >> reporter: while investigators haven't ruled anything out, a spokesperson

says the crime does not appear to be related to the staff, faculty or student body. they repaired the damage and all classes were canceled. >> we are surprised to see crime tape. >> that left a few people disappointed. including this woman. >> of course i am. yeah. it is how it is. i called my doctor. she might visit me at home. >> reporter: we just found out the coroner identified the man. a 42-year-old from hayward. they aren't releasing his name till next of kin could be notified. a autopsy will take place on tuesday. anyone with information on this case is asked to call police. >> was anything taken in the break in? >> reporter: at this point police don't know. they are waiting for the college to take an inventory to see if anything was stolen.

>> thank you. a morning traffic stop led to the bomb squad being called out. a sheriff's deputy pulled a man over at around 8:00 a.m. this morning. they found what he thought water explosives. homes were evacuated and other people were asked to shelter in place. the bomb squad was called into the scene to help out. >> at this point the investigation is ongoing. we are not going to get into specifics on what occurred. i can tell you the technicians took possession of the device. >> they detained the man, the shelter in place and evacuations were called off about 10:15 a.m. ucsf medical center is fined over errors that caused or have the potential to cause serious injuries or death. the fines total $700,000. they are over immediate

jeopardy incidents. they define them as preventible errors. they try pressure hospitals to improve training and quality checks. tonight three investigations are underway after police say an officer shot and wounded a man who was holding a knife. ktvu's mike mibach is here with new information on the story. mike? >> reporter: police just confirmed that the two officers involved in the stop were indeed wearing body cameras. what we don't know is whether or not the cameras were recording at the time the one officer pulled out his gun and fired. >> crime scene in oakland. 9:42 a.m. 88 avenue. >> he was shot by the police three times in front of our home. >> reporter: moments before folks in the neighborhood flagged down two officers alerting them to a man walking around with a knife. >> has a knife.

>> reporter: according to a recording, the officers made contact with the man. >> he is refusing to drop the knife. >> reporter: 38 seconds later. >> shots fired. subject down. >> reporter: did the individual come at the officers? >> our investigators are down there right now trying to figure out what happened. the officers will get spoken to. >> reporter: he was transported to the hospital where his mother declined to comment. saying he is in stable condition. >> family man. has three children. >> reporter: his cousin says the 28-year-old suffers from bipolar disorder. >> he lives for his children. i think that they didn't follow protocol. this should be under investigation. >> reporter: dispatch can be heard requesting an officer

with a bean bag. >> situations are dynamic and fast moving. >> that spokesman for the police department said a knife was found at the scene. he did not say which officer fired the gun. internal affairs, homicide and the district attorney will all be investigating this officer involved shooting. >> mike, if the body cameras were turned on and rolling, will that video be released to the public for everyone to see? >> reporter: possibly. on the flip side there is the possibility the video will not be released. there is a lawsuit -- if there is a lawsuit we will not see that. last year i covered a story, he said, she said, not an officer involved shooting but the police department was upfront about sharing the body camera video. >> mike mibach outside oakland police headquarters, thank you. an investigation finds that four police officers who opened

fire on a security guard acted in self-defense. the questions his family still wants answered. >> tell us, who shot first? >> then the bike that she used to get to cancer treatment was stolen. >> my bike. >> the program that helped police return it to her in a week. >> after the break, record temperatures today and the potential for more record breaking warmth this weekend.

weekend.breaking warmth this weekend. ucsf medical center life chiropractic college facebook, google and yahoo facing huge additional expenses because of the port slow down. ktvu's tom vacar has that and how this shipping system that serves the west coast is collapsing. >> reporter: an internet reach

where you can custom order a bag. everything made in san francisco. it has retail stores. plus many retailers around the nation. the materials they need to keep production going are in sea containers in the port slow down. >> maybe 3, 4 weeks ago. due to that it is impacting our channels. >> reporter: the containers contain the material they need in order to keep making bags. now, that container could be on the ship, at the dock, in the ocean or it could be in timbuktu. >> we have to turn certain items off online because of parts that are not here. >> reporter: they have elected

to air freight materials at an additional cost. >> you don't want toimpact the customer -- to impact the customer. . >> reporter: they handle 10% of the port of oakland containers says this -- >> we are dying. we are just going out of business. >> he says there is so much congestion they have 350 empty containers they refuse take back so he is days from grid lock, reduced hours and lay offs. that would show up at major retailers. >> sure would. they have empty shelves. >> reporter: coming soon it a store near you. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. taking over nyc, all star weekend in the big apple. steph curry and slay thompson will be -- clay thompson will be starting.

right now curry is one of the most popular players in the nba. mark eris here -- mark ibanez is here now. >> not only the players but steve steve -- steve kerry. in 1994 was their first all star in forever. this is really great. steph curry is so big. he is nationwide right now. you know you are huge and not just a bay area star when you are on the late night circuit as he was last night with jimmy fallon. have a look. >> let's hear it for steph curry. >> thank you. >> thank you, my man. go right ahead. >> our next writer is jonathaned aler, voted most

likely -- john ed aler. voted most likely to call chuck e. cheese. >> reporter: today participated in nba fit, a program they sponsor and he has a way with kids. the nba commissioner has taken notice. >> i think we saw it today. his ability to connect directly with people. young and old. i was looking at the kids as he was talking you could see the sparkle in their eyes. there is something about him. a super star and a regular guy. he seems approachable. >> thankfully being a all star at madison square garden it will be truly special. i will enjoy it to the fullest. and i know the city hosting us and doing a great job of spreading the love of basketball to all our fans, it

means a lot. >> he will be participating along with the man in the backcourt, clay thompson in the three point contest tomorrow. it is great to see because warriors fans were without a true all star in so long. he doesn't act like a big shot. that is why he connects with young and old alike. >> like the commissioner said, a super star so humble. one of the top players in the nba. >> without question. outballoted lebron james to get in. we should give out a local shout out to damian lillard. he will be in the all-star game as well. we are a hot bit for basketball talent right now. we haven't been able to say -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> he tweeted crazy but fun day today in new york. he looks like he is having fun.

does he enjoy this basketball extra activity? >> i think he is feeling his way into it. he is hosting a party with jamie foxx who he is in a commercial with. he is getting introduced to the major circuit. he is not shying away. warriors fans hope it has no effect on his game and he continues to be the leader of that team and get them into the playoffs and make it a long way through. >> thank you. to live pictures outside. such a gorgeous day. we are giving you a live picture from our camera on the roof of our studios. looking towards san francisco. we find ourselves balancing loving the warm weather and we are not getting the rain we need as we go into another weekend of dry weather. i don't know, i am over feeling

guilty about it. >> yeah. yeah. what do you do? we had a record again today. san jose 77. a couple other records as well like yesterday. two ties and a record yesterday. it is above average temperatures. there is no rain this weekend and next week either. we are in a dry pattern. talking about valley fog and temperatures above the average. 77 in san jose in february not something you see every day. last time that happened was 1943. san jose is a good station. sometimes we will get records, the stations don't have a big baseline of data but san jose, san francisco, those stations have a lot of baseline. they go way back in history. something interesting on the radar. what do you see? looks like rain. this is interesting. this is a military thing. let me stop it. this area looks like rain.

it is chaff. they are doing experiments, trial runs. to throw radar off when you are flying missions. you lay out this fiber in the air. look at the coverage. looks like rain. wow, looks like a ton of rain. if you were doing bombing mission you could fly through this and enemy radar wouldn't do it. they use chaff -- [ talking at the same time ] >> mark showed it to me. no. how did we miss that. just happened -- last time i saw this was 10 years ago. that is the signature of heavy rain. thunderstorms. but it is just particles of aluminum in the atmosphere, doing military exercises. they spray it out at high elevations. reflects off the radar. they don't know what it is. could be a cloud. if there is a plane they can't find it. covers a lot of stuff.

slow along the coast. big, not as big. swells up this weekend. no advisories. just know rip currents are barley. ocean beach -- gnarly. ocean beach. so many people and the rip tides because of the golden gate bridge, the rip tides are nasty. they will be nasty all weekend. 70s again tomorrow. records today. maybe records tomorrow. 73 napa tomorrow. 73 vacaville. 73 brentwood. 75 in livermore valley. there is the five-day forecast. there you go. yeah, i agree about we need rain. it ain't happening here. there was a chance next week, we will talk more about that when i come back. for inmean time enjoy it. i -- for the mean time enjoy

it. things >> thank you. an unemployed mother of four said she has one of the tickets from powerball. with so much need in her life you might be surprised she is not keep leg the money for herself -- keeping all the money for herself. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> four years since a house fire claimed the lives of two san francisco firefighters. now new research is sledding light on -- shedding light on what went wrong and a bay area county working to shed some of its spur plus. some of the vehicles up for sale this weekend, these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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you see the president arrived at a fundraiser. we are expecting him to leave any minute now. streets are blocked off. anytime the president travels on the road it is rolling motorcades. a lot of traffic impacted. there are people lined up hoping to catch a glimpse. we don't know where he is

headed next but he has been spending the night at the fairmont on nob hill. he leaves mid-morning. again president getting ready to leave the event tonight. more on the visit coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. in washington republicans are using their new majority to push through the keystone xl pipeline bill, now all it needs is for president obama to sign it. he said there is no way he will consider the issue still a review is completed. more from capitol hill. >> reporter: speaker of the house john boehner putting his name on the keystone xl pipeline bill. the contested legislation will be sent to president obama. republican leadership asking him to make it a law. >> do the right thing.

sign this bill. >> we are homing common sense will prevail and the president will sign this. >> reporter: the keystone xl pipeline proposed in 2008. the pipeline would carry crude oil from canada to the gulf of mexico. both houses approved the bill in the past several weeks. with the gop insisting it will be good for the economy. >> this really is about energy. about jobs. about economic growth, about national security through energy security and everyone is on board. except for the president. >> reporter: president obama is not the only one with reservations. critics say it will create a handful of permanent jobs and they worry about the environmental impact. >> the keystone xl pipeline will create a dependence on --

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new at 5:00 p.m. new developments in a police shooting that happened in san francisco. today the da released a report on the death of alejandro nieto and said the officers were acting in self-defense. iny. he was killed -- in march he was killed by officers responding to reports of a man pointing a gun but it turned out to be a taser. ktvu's david stevenson broke the story tonight. family and friends are outraged by the report? >> reporter: yeah. this report relies on forensic evidence and reports from 20 witnesses but the family and supporters say it doesn't provide a full picture of what

happened that night. >> reporter: alejandro nieto's friends turned their backs on the justice system. >> the system is broken. >> reporter: a report released today by the district attorney says police acted in lawfully in self-defense and in the defense of others when they discharged their weapons. >> i am not sure this was a preventible shooting. >> four officers fired 48 rounds. it began around dusk when a man reported he pointed a gun at him. the dog owner a gun owner says i was certain at that point it was a pistol. when he aimed it at my dog i could tell it was a taser. >> there is a history of his problems with mental health. a history of him using the taser on people. >> reporter: witnesses who saw him handling what appeared to be a gun called police who told him to show his hands. he then squared off with them

in a defensive stance. drew the weapon and pointed it at the officers who saw the red light coming from his weapon and thought it might be a laser. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> this is too incredible to accept. >> reporter: friends say police should have been able to recognize a taser. >> everybody else opened fire. pop, pop, pop, pop. they killed him. they killed him. that is murder. >> the district attorney offense says the dog owner was able to recognize the taser because he was close to him. while the officers were 30 yards away when the firings began. the district attorney asked the u.s. attorney to review the findings. a civil lawsuit is pending in alejandro nieto's death. >> the officers involved in the shooting, where are they now? what is their status? >> reporter: immediately following the shooting the four officers were placed on paid

administrative leave. i am told they have returned to full duty but there is a situation in which some were reassigned away from the stations that previously worked. >> david stevenson, thank you. to the is about bay. leaders involved -- south bay, leaders offered to cut retirement concessions by half. a initiative. it led to $25 million in savings. the city says it needs $49 million. lawsuits blocked additional cuts. the latest offer is to cut the remaining 49 million in thankful $25 million -- in half to $25 million. . the city of concord is making plans to develop the site of the former concord naval weapons station. ktvu's john sasaki shows us

there are competing ideas. >> a diamond in the rough. >> this is the part that will be developed. >> reporter: it stood as an empty monument to its past for decades. >> full of weeds. >> reporter: since 2006 the city of concord has been working on a redevelopment plan. >> probably looking at 2018 before you will see structures on the base. >> reporter: this week the city counsel held meetings in which developers presented their plans for the area. >> some more closer aligned to the community's vision plan. >> reporter: a 2700-acre regional park and 12,000 units of housing. a quarter must be affordable housing and lots of mixed use development. >> we are trying to create a

very walkable community that helps to start to get folks out of their cars, makes the neighborhoods more walkable. >> at the b.a.r.t. station which is near a few homes, people said the change is ov-- over due. >> b.a.r.t. station has been here but anything new would be helpful. >> new housing, shopping opportunities will increase the job opportunities as as well -- as well. >> reporter: one man said there could be problems. >> what about the freeways? >> the city counsel will choose the developer in the summer and next year they will gain control of the first parcel of land. after that the infrastructure improvements can start. john sasaki, ktvu fox 2 news. >> it is a super fund clean up site but officials say the area that needs cleaning is closer

to the shoreline and not where the development is happening. restaurants are trying a new way to take reservations. why one chef said having a ticket to dine improved the experience. >> plus -- >> at least i wasn't 100% sober. before we went to the st. -- to the state of the union address -- [ laughter ] >> why she fell asleep during the president's speech. >> and the video of the sun that took nasa 5 years to create. we will tell you what the different colors represent.

nasa released video of the sun. it provides images of the earth facing side of the sun. you could see the ball of gas spinning around. the different colors represent various wave lengths through which they observe the sun. restaurants are testing a new way for people to dine. you need to buy a ticket in advance like you would if you are going going to a sporting event. why one chef says it improves the over all experience.

>> reporter: booking a table at a fancy restaurant is getting easier thanks to new software that is reducing the number of no shows and keeping costs down. >> reporter: in san francisco chefs start prepping each morning for a dinner party that night. >> i want to welcome you here. >> reporter: a 11 corseting men -- course tasting menu. >> we wanted 40 seats so no one was sitting next oo empty seats -- to empty seats. . >> reporter: so much like theaters and stadiums, they are selling tickets. guests go online to book their seats and pay for their meal up front. no walk ins allowed. no refunds, no problem they said who paid $20 each. >> i have no problem paying up

front. perfect. done. and now i get to enjoy it. >> reporter: while guests are locked in, chefs are devouring the savings. >> over a year between no shows and food costs we saved $500,000 a year. >> reporter: he helped develop the system predicts it will -- >> change the practice of how we book and eat at restaurants. >> reporter: the idea is growing. 600 restaurants are expected to start selling dinner tickets this year, keeping their costs down and passing the savings on to customer whose are motivated to show up. in san francisco, fox news. a mother of four from north carolina says she is holding one of three winning tickets in the $564 million powerball jackpot.

she says she bought the ticket that last minute on wednesday. she is unemployed and was forced to kit her jobs to care for her children. she hopes to use the money to get the things for her kids that she didn't have when she was growing up but first she will give money to her church. >> i don't know if i want to cry. smile. what. i am just grateful for this moment. >> the winning ticket was sold at a convenience store in north carolina. we know two more winning tickets were sold in texas andporter reco. -- and puerto rico. >> i am going to stop and buy a ticket and that is the one. >> i know. >> wonderful for her. coming up here, a woman crashes her truck down a cliff and trapped for three days. how she finally escaped and what she says kept her going.

>> shortage of snow on this busy holiday weekend, ski resorts are trying to consequence people it is worth going up to the mountains. >> we might see more records over the weekend with temperatures into the mid-70s to upper 70s. when the next rain could occur as well.

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tonight we are hearing about a story of a woman who drove her truck off a cliff and

spent three days trapped inside it. >> i know i am here but my mind is still in that ditch. >> she was driving down highway 1 when she lost control and went down the cliff landing upside down. for three days she searched for a way out and she realized the only way out was up. she says it was the thought of never seeing her family again that kept her going. >> had to keep going step by step. i would stop and pray. you have to be thankful and not let things get to you. >> when she reached the top a family driving by called for help. she doesn't know how she did it but she grateful to be alive. bracing for another wintery blast. the national weather service issued a blizzard watch. even as crews dig the city out

more snow is expected tomorrow night into sunday. boston has seen a lot of snow this winter. its 30 day total is 70-inches. that is a record. in an average year they get 47 inches of snow. there are lot of folks in the sierra nevada who would love to have a fraction of snow. with so little snow up there it doesn't feel like winter. ktvu's claudine wong shows us how ski stores are trying to get folks in the store. [ singing ] >> reporter: on this february afternoon the music was playing. [ singing ] >> reporter: the sun was out and the sidewalks and patios were packed. >> fantastic. >> reporter: all that good weather is making it really hard to remember it is winter. >> good.

how are you? >> reporter: there was no line when he showed up to get his skis worked on. in the past he rented a house for the season. he doesn't do that anymore. >> we haven't been up this year. been to utah and whistler once. and now utah again next week. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> at least 3, 4 times a year. >> reporter: that is not what the resorts want to hear. president's day weekend is a huge weekend for resorts. he sent us this video trying to get the message out, there is snow on the mountain. >> it is like we haven't had a winter. we saw a drop off in january. when there is no weather people -- i think don't think about going skiing. >> reporter: they slashed prices hoping even if people don't hit the mountain they

will still buy gear. >> i bought a pair of skis last week here. because they were half price. >> announcer: is still early -- >> it is still early. there is still time. >> we would go up more if there were more snow. >> days like this it is just so hard to remember it is winter. claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >> positively warm and is upy today -- and sunny today. we were talking here, somebody who is learning how to ski, that snow is okay. >> it is fine. hard to go up there -- 80 degrees here, if you take your kids and they are learning how to ski, warm and sunny, it is the time for learners and kids. not a bad time to go up there. there is snow. they are open. folks are steering away. if you are learning, have kids, this is the time. i thought my kids to ski when

they were 2 and 3. the warmer the day the better results. 75 mountain view. 77 san jose. 83 in salinas. three records today. warm. look at rainfall totals friday through monday. we got rain but it is now a thing of the past. systems will go over the top. and miss us. we talked about this stuff here. chaff from the military. an exercise they are doing. drop aluminum particles in the air and throws off guided missile radars and things like that. that is not rain. if you saw it, showed up on the national weather service radar as well. which is the same radar we use. if you see that, it is not rain. the forecast for tomorrow, warm like today. napa 67. 70 degrees in concord. 6:00 p.m. at night. it is warm outside. it will stay that way.

talk about the tale of two coasts, i mean, the right side of the country is -- cold, they are snowy, wet and we are warm and dry. that is how it will stay. we don't see rain this week. hopefully something next week. right now the models say no. could be a long dry period like we saw in january. february. this was a significant rain event. here we are coming up on the 13 13th and we will be dry through the period. the models are trying to dry it out into the end of the month. that could change. but not encouraging sign. we are over 100% of average but that will dwindle away. february and january you want rain because they are good months. highs tomorrow, mid-70s. very warm. 74 danville. 75 pleasanton.

he has a cold, we stumbled on -- you know, the trees are blooming early. a lot of folks are starting to -- allergies. colds and allergies are similar. we think we might have stumbled on something. the trees are full. that is bad news. then we get a freeze, the blossoms -- allergies are on radar right now. >> it was hot today. thank you. a stolen bike is recovered. we will tell you why the owner was so emotionally attached to the bike. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> there is a push to get all bicyclists to wear helmets. >> i think this is necessary to protect people who choose to ride a bike. >> when some say it could save thousands of lives and others

aren't sure. also in the spirit of valentine's day we will introduce you to a couple who is sharing their love of flying with those who don't share that same love. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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president's state of the union address. that is why she fell asleep. she claimed one of her fellow justices for serving a fine california wine at dinner that she called something or other. >> just sparkling water. stay away from the wine but the dinner was so delicious it needed wine. [ laughter ] >> so i got a call when i came home from my granddaughter and she said you were sleeping at the state of the union address. [ laughter ] >> cute. >> he avoids the state of the union address and joked that it served her right for going. bicycle got a woman to and from her cancer treatments but

then it was stolen. ktvu's rob roth reports the police found it and was able to return it thanks to a program in san francisco. >> reporter: surprised, relieved and happy. that is how she feels about san francisco police finding her stolen bicycle. >> i called it -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: you can forget her for being emotionally attached to the bike, it is what got her to her raideration treatments while bat -- raidation treatments while bat -- radiation treatments while battling breast cancer. >> on the corner. like, it was shocking. it -- i never expected it to happen. >> reporter: then last monday five days later an officer saw someone suspicious on a bike. it turned out to be her's how

her's. -- how did they know? she had it registered with the police department. >> it is faster for the police officer on the streets to turn over the bike. the serial number or the sticker and call and say i found a bike and get the information. >> safe bike says a bicycle is stolen every three hours in san francisco but only 7,000 bike owners registered through safe bikes.org. police say reuniting could be a difficult and slow process but she found out registering a bike could lead to a happy ending. >> i can't stress enough how they brought my bike back. >> reporter: rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. executive action in the bay area. president obama makes his case for cyber security in the heart of silicon valley. >> one of the great paradoxes

of our time. the very technologies that empower us to do great good can also be used to under mine us. >> good evening. i am julie haener. >> and i am frankjulie haener -- i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> addressing the top names in tech for cyber security summit. now the president made his way back to san francisco. we have live team coverage on the bay area visit. ktvu's azenith smith is at stanford with the executive order the president signed at the campus on cyber security. we begin with jana katsuyama in the city. >> reporter: the fundraiser is still going on at a hours around the corner but the president -- house around the corner but the president left. there were people hoping to get a glimpse of him and we saw him pass by and wave. he left here about 5:15 p.m.

this afternoon. this is video we took of his motorcade. in the direction of nob hill. that is where he is staying at the fairmont hotel. he arrived after 4:00 p.m. to greet 60 toners who paid $10,000 to $32,000 for dinner and a photo and a question and answer session. they said there were a lot of people who were eager to hear from him. security around the house was tight with streets blocked off. it was hosted by a tech investor and his wife and some of the people who waited outside say they were glad they were not disappointed. >> i actually saw his face look at us and wave. that is all i want. i mean, it was a big deal. >> reporter: one thing that was interesting to me, i so no sign of protesters here --