but air b&b says it will allow it to hire more than 1,000 new employees. >> brian is one of three guysh a simple concept. rent air beds in their san francisco living room to out of town guests. what those humble beginnings nearly four years ago they developed air b&b. now a leading company connecting travelers online with people who will rent them rooms in their homes for a couple of nights or so. >> i get folks from australia, europe, south america, central america, all over the place. >> he is part of a movement known as the sharing economy. people sharing their homes, cars, and other assets. >> it's an idea we can be more sustainable. we can share what we already have. it's more economically efficient, and i think it brings people together. >> air b&b is at the forefront and has outgrown this office. they announce they will take over 169,000 square feet at the showplace square south of market, yeah drewling their current space and lead to go a hiring spree. >> the job will include web design, marketing and business development. the company says it has connections in more than 20,000

a ten-year lease that air b&b says it will allow it to hire more than 1,000 new employees. >> brian isne of three guys who came up with a simple concept. rent air beds in their san francisco living room to out of town guests. what those humble beginnings nearly four years ago they developed air b&b. now a leading company connecting travelers online with people who will rent them rooms in their homes for a couple of nights or so. >> i get folks from australia, europe, south america, central america, all over the place. >> he is part of a movement known as the sharing economy. people sharing their homes cars, and other assets. >> it's an idea we can be more sustainable. we can share what we already have. it's more economically efficient, and i think it brings people together. >> air b&b is at the forefront and has outgrown this office. they announce they will take over 169,000 square feet at the showplace square south of market, quadrupling their current space and leading to a hiring spree. >> the job will include web design, marketing and business development. the company says it has co

and b they called it an air b and b.en used to book more than 5 million nights worldwide. i spoke with a representative from the company and a local couple who uses the service. >> we have had people from virtually every continent. >> they use air b is b to rent out rooms in their sill tremendous spring home. in the past three years they have had several hundred bookings. >> they get the local experience you know when they are travelling, to washington dc they are going to get a chance to see the big sites if they are here for tourism we give them the local aspect. >> reporter: air b and b website and ap pretty much define user friendly. plug in a price or search by neighbourhood or amenity check out the hosts profile and send them a message if you are interested. emily jeffrey on the company's director of consumer strategy and insight says it has come a long way since it started in 2007 and recently has expanded to more than just accommodations. >> we are seeing this take off with rooms, cars, we are seeing it take off

i want to welcome mason from air b and b. >> the employees really depend on the bike-friendly nature of this city. half of them ride to work each day. we are located in the design district and we only have five parking spots of our own. not many people drive to work and there is not a lot of working in the neighborhood. biking is good for the employees, good for the neighborhood, reduces congestion. myself, i have been biking to work for four years, it is part of my everyday routine. i lived in palo alto, i would put it on the train and then bike to work. i would like to thank the mayor, everyone in the city that has supported by culture -- bike culture. and everyone that participates in it, it is only through participation that we create this culture. thank you for being here. >> thank you, and a thin, and thank you, companies, for being an example. -- thank you, nathan, and thank you, companies, for being an example. the next is from veritable vegetable. >> thank you for making san francisco one of the best cities in the country to bike. 37% of employees bike in. we provide lockers

and the tax collector told air b and b the city's hotel tax applies to their guests as well. mayor says there is dialogue about that. >> we acted quickly to save stwiter. >> it's slated to move in february and there is a 10 year lease. >> and there is big changes coming. >> spencer is here. chilly and windy. >> interesting weather that felt december like. clouds thickening now. and we do have rain on the way. there is a live view from our camera. there is a gorgeous western sky. nice color into the view of the western sky there. taking a look at close up view looping in to show you progress. we have mainly sunny skies today. we have breezy conditions and there is a cool flow of winds and temperatures about five to 10 degrees cooler than average at this time of the year. breezes remain strong throughout the day. there are gusts in fairfield. winds diminishing and brisk at 21 miles per hour in napa. 22 miles per hour in santa rosa. and it is a little cool two. weather spotters don't miss a thing, temperatures now into 50s around the bay. low 60s inland. there are increasing clo

in air b and b movement is spreading so rapidly the company has risen from 12 employees in a three-bedroom apartment to 125 to an expected growth of 1,000. this after the company announced today it's signing a 10 year lease. and this is a great thing for the city. and communities around the world. >> the tax collector held a hearing informing ab and b they'll need to start collecting from the guests. there is a task force and indicated today that he's working to change that. >> the policy makers from the city which is our board of supervisors and mayor with businesses in this economy should continue very rapidly our dialogue around what policy challenges and then adjust accordingly. >> thank you. >> newt gingrich suspended his campaign today. abc 7 joins us live with the story. and there are millions of dollars in debt. >> a lot of debt z today, newt gingrich said he never could have predicted highs and lows his campaign and neither could reporters covering this. he says he stayed in the race to be an alternative and today, he said, well, at least romney is more conservative than president

. >> i am the director of public policy at air b &b. it is an online community market place where residents can lift their haul -- list their homes for rent when they are out of town. i am travelling next week and plan on listing my apartment for rent to a visitor. these hosts are in 19,000 cities. the use the income to afford the increasing cost of living, whether paying off your mortgage, paying rent, or expanding income. travels who use the service are looking for a different experience from a hotel. we have hosts in every single neighbor had in the city -- neighborhood in the city that offers authentic experiences. the hosts take pride in being unofficial ambassadors of their neighborhoods. the visitors enjoy the experience. the state average of five nights. that is twice the average of the hotel guests. they patronize local businesses and experience of the city has to offer. -- experience all the city has to offer. >> i am one of the founders of get around. we are a marketplace for cars sharing. we founded the company in 2009 as pa

why air b & b says it needs the bigger digs. >>> coming up on 6:55 quiet doppler as the entire statel be rain-free today 54 eureka cool spot. cooler in the central valley mid 70s check key and sacramento, 81 fresno. -- heading to the high country, sunny 60 tahoe and sunny 71 in yosemite. >>> 6:45. good "good morning america" starts in 15 minutes. josh elliot who is celebrating his one year anniversary on the show today as a preview of what they are covering. >>> good wednesday morning. coming up exclusive football star deion sanders ing lot owner caught on tape taking a customer's convert able for a joyride. >> that comes up in 15 minutes -- >>> fast growing san francisco-based tech company will an innocence it signed a ten year lease on a new building south of market. it provides a service that allows travelers to rent a room or bed in people's homes the 4-year-old start-up has outgrown its space but has found a new place. today the chronicle reports that next february the company will move into a 17,000 square foot building on brannon street that can house more than 8 workers. >>>

. >> this is an indication to them that -- >> good evening, bagram air b e base.s outpost is more than 7,000 miles from home. but for over a decade, it's been close to our hearts. because here in afghanistan more than 500,000 of our sons and daughters have sacrificed to protect our country. today i signed an historic agreement between the united states and afghanistan that defines a new kind of relationship between our countries. a future in which afghans are responsible for the security of their nation. and we build an equal partnership between two sovereign states. a future in which war ends and new chapter begins. tonight i'd like to speak to you about this transition. but first, let us remember why we came here. it was here in afghanistan where osama bin laden established a safe haven for his terrorist organization. it was here in afghanistan where al qaeda brought new recruits, trained them, and plotted acts of terror. it was here from within these borders that al qaeda launched the attacks that killed nearly 3,000 innocent men, women, and children. and so te

air quality good though. bar-b-que weather.everyone at the coast we're going -- even at the coast we're going to see clearing like we did today. we'll see plenty of clearing. the five day forecast shapes up like this. nice one, saturday and sunday looks good. in education week starts to cool down but we -- next week starting to cool down but we don't care because it's the weekend. >> a's game is at 7:00, bring a jacket? >> yeah, it's going to be in the 60s. >>> see why there's an unusual air of uncertainty resinating through this year's greek festival. >>> joins for these stories and more at 7:00 on tv 3á6. >>> the big donation jim harbaugh unveiled today to help the city respond to the next major emergency. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and

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air temperature. bonnie, how unusual is it, already on b, the second letter, in the hurricane storm list and we haven't officially gotten to hurricane season. >> it is unusual. we've seen now storms both on the pacific side and atlantic side, now a total of four named storms before the hurricane season began. pacific season already did begin. it's not an indication per se of a very active year but just a reminder it's important to be prepared. hurricane season is definitely on the way and we're already getting activity that will impact it. the impact will be felt this weekend. >> people can read about that and get storm preparation tips from your book because that's your specialty. >> that's right, extreme weather. >> appreciate that. from stormy weather to dangerous fires, flames are racing through an area of michigan that normally would attract a lot of visitors this memorial day weekend. upper peninsula along lake superior. wildfire has scorched 2 1,000 acres there. in florida a raging brush fire caused major problems this weekend for people trying to get to another tourist attraction. that would be

everyone benefits from clean air but only a certain element of the population can afford to buy those. option b, which is other policy options to achieve that lasted from of greenhouse gas emissions, has when mtc is envisioning which would not be popular, which is reducing the speed limit on various speedway's to 55 miles per hour. these options are before the commission. commissioner avalos: do not tell sammy hagar. >> the second strategy known as fix at first, maintenance, there are recommending $24 billion of the $56 billion towards minutes. this is on the transit and local streets and roads side. this is comparable to the last rtp. overall, 80% of all those revenues is for maintaining our existing system. one thing i would know that is different we're supportive of, mtc has put $2 billion towards transit this time. ramallah to further push mtc to work with the transit operators and jurisdictions to identify new revenues for transit operations. that is over the -- jumping to slide 20 in your enclosure. commissioner avalos: that is across the region as well. >> on the mainland side, even thou

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b bit. we were doing that in the evening down in the double bottoms. very hot. not air-conditioned in those days or even today. and finally after some hours of that, allen chap lin said let's go to the club and have a beer. i said fine. we ran into a bunch of shipmates he knew. i didn't know any of them. having been a tennessee marine. but any way, they said major, come on and join me. it's my birthday. and he did. and after he got into the spirit of the party, the birthday party, he told me to go on home to my wife in wikiki and i'd join them in the morning. i caught a cab and went home to my bribe in wikiki and the next morning there was no arizona to join. living next door to me was a lieutenant commander who was assigned to the fleet weather central in pearl. and he got a call to get his tail down to his battle station. and he knocked on my door and he said, come on. i came out and could see the flak over pearl harbor. and so i got in touch with some of my tennessee shipmates and we got a cab and went straight on out to pearl. at point landing, we could see ships bu