us whats the new rules mean. >> reporter: for this people who are san francisco residents and also air b & b hosts they have to physically come to city hall tomorrow to get all their paperwork in order so they can continue being air b&b hosts there are a few basic requirements. first, it's for city residents only you have to live in your san francisco home at least 275 days out of the year. only a primary residence can be listed. that's so that people who own multiple properties will not keep those properties off of the needed housing rental market so they can cash in on the lucrative short-term mental mark. a host has to get a $60 permit. if you're a renter you must get permission from your landlord and the city's 14% hotel tax must be collected, though that's already been collected by platforms like air b & b. some companies in the city help host manage their property. one company has been working with their clients to get compliance with the new law when it takes effect tomorrow. >> pay a small fee and sign something saying you will be in compliance with local laws and then we can't d

us whats the new rules mean. >> reporter: for this people who are san francisco residents and also air b & b hosts they have to physically come to city hall tomorrow to get all their paperwork in order so they can continue being air b&b hosts there are a few basic requirements. first, it's for city residents only you have to live in your san francisco home at least 275 days out of the year. only a primary residence can be listed. that's so that people who own multiple properties will not keep those properties off of the needed housing rental market so they can cash in on the lucrative short-term mental mark. a host has to get a $60 permit. if you're a renter you must get permission from your landlord and the city's 14% hotel tax must be collected, though that's already been collected by platforms like air b & b. some companies in the city help host manage their property. one company has been working with their clients to get compliance with the new law when it takes effect tomorrow. >> pay a small fee and sign something saying you will be in compliance with local laws and then we can't d

she has been interviewed as the unlikely poster woman of the air b and b super host and was featuredher experience representing out rooms in her potrero hill home. now she will be like the rest who will go down to the city permit officer and continue being host. that's must different than the way the business is usually run and the sharing economy. >> it is all an app. you can flip through and click accepting someone. there has been no paperwork up-to-date really. it is just another process the host will have to go through. >> the new so-called air b and b law sets rules for a rental host. only primary residence can be rented. the owner must live in the home at least 275 days of the year and the rentals must meet city code requirements. the success has spawned related companies like pillow. they help property owners who may not want or can't host but want to rent out their place. >> they are regular homeowners who want to help pay their mortgage or are traveling for work. it is for a weekend or a week at a time. >> they will arrange key exchanges and clean up and manage emergencies a

air b and b. back taxes? >> they have to pay the taxes. i know there are numbers floating around there but our treasurer says he can't talk about it. it is hard to figure out the number. we're asking them, make sure you pay the taxes. there are negotiations for. that we hope the resolutions come for that. >> second tunnel for b.a.r.t.. you talked about it, in the state of the city address yesterday. >> bay area congestion is so clear, you know, and our growth is the southern part of our city. so we think that a good, long-term answer will be b.a.r.t. two coming in through mission bay underneath, helping us link up the southern part of the city. i think that will be the best idea. >> final question. where are you going to watch the super bowl? you're from seattle. what team are you going for? >> of course, i'm going to be quiet about that because i have a lot of family members. all they do every christmas is send me under wear, socks seahawks jerseys, hats. i'm going to just be very quiet about this one because i would rather see the 49ers

. >> i wl go to air b&b. i i did notnderand aiair b&b. i first heard about it years ago and i was thinking, why would i want to open my home to strangers, or b stay in a complete strtranger's house? i did not t think air b&would go. kudos to brian and his team. that truly is a fine line when you have a visionary idea that a lot people like me go, i don't get it, but they have been able to be successful because it is a dramatic change in the hospitality market. >> i will give my own personal mea culpa. when good world is an a that allows you to donate to any cause youou care about by saying #donate in a twitter feed or facebo feed it was probably three months, four monthths at i just did n get it. i think the epiphany went on for me at one point -- i finally sat down and used the early version of the app and went, i got it. they have done a number of campaigns. they raised a nice seed round. >> the founders of 1776 have not only made d.c. cool for startups, but they havstarted the challenge cup. >> challenge cup is a worldwiwide competion

to pay the tax other businesses pay, air b and b has been collecting and paying that tax. >> gettingthe bay area may be something of a challenge several nights. in san francisco, northbound highway one will be closed at lake street for ten nights allowing crews to finish making connections undergoing a major renovation. the two friday night saturday morning closures will start at 1:00 a.m and saturday night sunday morning will end at 6:00 a.m . >> interstate 880 closes four nights over the week so caltrans can remove supports. northbound lanes will be closed from 11:59 until 4:00 tuesday and wednesday the on and off ramps will serve as detours. >> dozens of girls are getting a lesson in technology today in the bay area. third through sixth great girls visited rocket fuel this afternoon. et teaches weekly stem classes to students. >> how neat. >> yes. >> change in wernl. sun came back today. >> yes. >> and there are hints of rain in the not too distant future. mainly cloudy skies now and low clouds touching parts of the coastline. and 60 in hayward and milder readings. to a live view

to pay the tax other businesses pay, air b and b has been collecting and paying that tax. >> getting around the bay area may be something of a challenge several nights. in san francisco, northbound highway one will be closed at lake street for ten nights allowing crews to finish making connections undergoing a major renovation. the two friday night saturday morning closures will start at 1:00 a.m and saturday night sunday morning will end at 6:00 a.m . >> interstate 880 closes four nights over the week so caltrans can remove supports. northbound lanes will be closed from 11:59 until 4:00 tuesday and wednesday the on and off ramps will serve as detours. >> dozens of girls are getting a lesson in technology today in the bay area. third through sixth great girls visited rocket fuel this afternoon. et teaches weekly stem classes to students. >> how neat. >> yes. >> change in wernl. sun came back today. >> yes. >> and there are hints of rain in the not too distant future. mainly cloudy skies now and low clouds touching parts of the coastline. and 60 in hayward and milder readings. to a li

and i think that it is also important that air b&b is now including a field for home sharing registration numbers and is reminding its homes sharing participants of their civic responsibilities in san francisco. and the question then is, what can we do as supervisors and as a city? to facilitate, compliance with these new regulations? and so i am happy to join supervisor ferrill in asking what we can and should be doing in going forward and how can we facilitate the compliance and the rest that i submit. >> thank you. >> madam president, seeing no other names on the roster, that concludes the roll call for the introduction of new business. >> okay, now, at this time, we will open up for public comment. this is a time for general public comment. but also it is a time to comment on the item that we have in closed session as well. and so, after we are done with public comment the board of supervisors will be going into closed session. so, can the first speaker move forward? >> and i am with the mission of ininclusive and development and i wanted to speak a little bit to back history month as

air b and b which is valued at $13 billion is collecting and paying that tax new law took effect thisyear that allows it to operate legally in san francisco. >>> a san francisco veteran has a place to play. jack hanna has live in and around the station for the past five years. now the vietnam vet is living in housing run by the organization. the group stepped in after bart police officers reached out and says if the officers hadn't helped, he might not be here today. according to recent figures, there are an estimated 700 homeless veterans in san francisco and 50,000 across the u.s. >>> up and down the california coast this winter animal rescue crews are in a race against time. they are trying to save hundreds of stranded sea lions. brandi hitt explains the rescuers are simply overwhelmed. >> tonight this rescued baby sea lion is one of hundreds along the california coastlinelinging to life, the pups winding up alone on beaches and apartment complexes thin and desperate for food. today marine mammal rescuer peter responded to one call after another. >> i actually think it was down in

for the short-term residential rental registry it's a way to put controls on home rentals through air b and b and similar services approved applicants will be able to rent out the homes for up to 30 days at a time and no more than 90 days in a given year. >>> it was not long ago when you bought a carton of milk the choice didn't stretch beyond full fat or skim but not anymore. why milk is getting a makeover. >> there were winners and losers at the super bowl and we are not just talking about the team. the ads that hit the spot and the ones that missed the mark. >> it was my puppy. hi, good afternoon. we have a little bit of everything in the forecast for you. near or record warmth today and rain and wind. we will pinpoint the days to expect it as the news continues right here on >>> and taking a look at the big board right now you can see the dow is up about 39 points. >>> this year's super bowl ads are creating as much buzz as the game itself. there were some winners and losers among the 4 1/2 million dollar commercials. budweiser ad featuring a lost puppy and clydesdales why highlight

. >>> homeowners who use their homes for short time rentals like air b & b will have to show that they live in their home for at least 275 days a year and have insurance on their home. >> don't have a way of enforcing those regulations and rules. those regulations become a paper tiger. >> supervisor campbell says those requirements will replete the available rentals. >>> oil prices rose to their highest level in nearly a month. >>> the spca of solano county is now taking care of 100 dogs all of which were rescued from a home in fresno. the home is owned by an older woman who had been breeding dogs for several years. she had a good breeding reputation until her health condition failed. when the staff heard what was happening they stepped in to action. and the rescue took 36 hours. many of those dogs though will be ready for adoption by next weekend. >>> new concerns tonight about levels of mercury in tuna. >> also our chief meteorologist bill martin tracking the possibility of heavy rain. >> the port dispute has put a stopper in the cork business. things extraordinary effort the supplie

. >> reporter: while firms like home rental business air b&b with damage for host and liability, barry said your insurance company may still require additional coverage like a landlord policy. individuals delivering groceries for insta cart may want to invest in a business owners' policy. to prevent profiting from sharing. for "nightly business report," i'm mary thompson. >> fascinating, isn't it? >> interesting stuff. you've got to have insurance everything. >> of course you do. >> you do. >> all right, that does it for "nig for tonight, with no insurance, i'm sue herera. >> i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening, everybody. see you back her >>> i think you should go for it for a moment. >> robert kelley is deep into rehearsals for "proof," opening in just days at theatreworks in palo alto. >> i'm sorry, katherine. but, it's a question of priorities and work takes priority. you know that. >> he founded this company in 1970 and has seen it through boom times and bust, directing more than 100 productions. >> i think we got this down pretty well. the timing seems about right. i just wa

. >> reporter: while firms like home rental business air b&b with damage for host and liability, barry said your insurance company may still require additional coverage like a landlord policy. individuals delivering groceries for insta cart may want to invest in a business owners' policy. to prevent profiting from sharing. for "nightly business report," i'm mary thompson. >> fascinating, isn't it? >> interesting stuff. you've got to have insurance everything. >> of course you do. >> you do. >> all right, that does it for "nig for tonight, with no insurance, i'm sue herera. >> i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening, everybody. see you back her tonight on "revolutionaries"... prabhakar: here's an agency created after sputnik, specifically created to prevent that kind of technological surprise. you know, we exist not to do those incremental things that are very necessary. we exist specifically to do the technologies that allow for big steps forward in capability. darpa is the pentagon's high-tech laboratory. today darpa is led by dr. arati prabhakar, a caltech ph.d. with decades of sili

and we're taking on positions for enforcement from air b b and i hope this isn't kicked out because of the other revenues from the taxes being generated. >> thank you. >> anything i can expand on? >> sure if you want to address the issues i brought up with the other applicants, reappointments, specifically the constituency issue and would you agree with mr. johns this was an issue two years ago? >> i would take it even further back. it felt like it was further back. when i was on the historic preservation board we had split votes. we had a couple of folks on the commission to be honest that were -- they read the rules of historic preservation and that was interpreted in the most conservative fashion they could take it -- >> are they still on? >> no. they are not, and so that really -- it was very frustrating to be honest with you. you would have homeowners and get a full redesign on the fly as commissioner johns was mentioning and they had no idea and the process seemed out of control and we were able to real that in and make it much more predictable. that is key with us and just like

ask uber ask air b&b any company that's running into regulatory environments. this will come to haunt them as well. so they're very popular that distance works to their advantage. but that bill we give a consumer, some portion of that dollar that we get goes to making that internet go from 50 megabits to 100 megagets which gives bag to -- makes google a lot of money. so they need each other. >> host: michael powell last question. can you assess the strengths and weaknesses of the capable industry and what's -- cable industry, and what's its future? >> guest: let me start with weakness, and i think brian hit on it. customer service right now is completely unacceptable. i think the industry needs to really not double triple, make a ten-year commitment to the recovery of that relationship. i think it's -- i don't think it's because they're bad people, i think it's a consequence of their growth a consequence of networks that essentially, have been built for a different every rah that are being innovated. there's a lot of glitches in getting it to digital, getting i

value to users and to people who love watching shows and movies, but anything else -- if you look at air bber and lyft and all the great new companies, who knows what the future holds, and you don't want and isp being able to decide what companies will make it and what services are offered. >> is there a sense that this opens up the door for new competition? netflix is a leading provider of video online for feature films and so on. why do they want to allow competitors into their space? is this about saving money for them? >> no, competition is great. if netflix has more competition, they have to work harder and users will benefit from that. there is great competition on the internet company side. there is almost no competition on the internet service provider broadband side. the fcc put out a report that 75% of american households have no choice in broadband provider. one or zero choices for regular high-speed broadband, and that has to change and that's a problem. >> it is interesting also because there are competing services. we haven't seen this, where the isp's are providing a lot of

this goes back to the days when the clinton's put the bedroom on air b&b.dn't get bang for your buck after all of these years the clinton machine has been rolling along people say it didn't do me good. raise your hand if you think when the saudi government gives them millions of dollars that they think that's the best possible way to get mosquito netting or water to africa? do you pleev this is why they are giving money? >> i think they are giving money because they can and want to. it is funny how conservatives give money. they are buying the election. when foreign governments and foreign entities are giving money to hillary clinton they look the other way. i stand up. thank you for doing something like that. another little tidbit in the clinton foundation hillary clinton is very pro equal opportunity and equal income for women and men. in her 2002 to 2008 career as a senator she paid men 38% more than women in her own senate staff. >> how can they spin this to get out from under the way it looks? >> i don't know how they will spin it. it's morally reprehe

when you get asked the question you know why aren't you air b & b, what do you tell people? >> i think right now we're showing this in our campaign we decided the best bet for us is to be a better version of ourselves and focus on what we do well. we think the vacation category which is the high end of the market, the family segment is just a better business. we don't want to be charging into their space and be a worst version of them. we're not going to get into their rooms business the low rent partner business. they're different right now. i think the businesses are converging a little bit, for example, we'll move into the cities more. they demonstrated a lot of people take vacations. i think they want to move in the vacation rentals a bit, as well. there are higher room rates and prices. maybe that is the way that they can make more of a profit in the future. at least today, they're pretty different. our campaign is going to start appointing it out to people, so far it is pretty effective. >> i like this choice the description model, somebody who has places that you alwa

the first one is that companies like uber and air b and b have fundamentally reset citizen expectations in terms of what they want their government to look like as far as interactions are concerned. second, there's this third wave of computing with mobile social cloud, and now analytics that's disrupting every business model including the government. and third, and the most profound is the fact that political leaders are recing that they need -- recognizing that they need to create a more open transparent and participatory government. what they've been able to do with sales force is engage citizens shift power to be able to create communities, so the community cloud, where citizens are self-organizing and addressing some of the toughest problems the city has around crime and health care and education. >> what's the pushback like from the cities that are not jumping to do this? also look at a company based out here in the bay area that is also similarly trying to go around these issues of permitting county level, city level. it's a ground war to fight to get these deals done. but the res

. >> marijuana smoking room up for rent in denver woman listing rooms on air b and b for a couple days the place and smoke as much as you want. but neighbors aren't happy not just because of the weed they don't want a hotel in their neighborhood. denver' zoning laws don't allow for rentals for less than their days in residential areas so now the woman can only rent these properties for their days or more. which shushes she will do. >> excitement in this building. we all watched empire but also just about 20 minutes someone could win a half a billion dollars. >> we'll know the winning numbers at 10:59 when the drawing is. 10:59 the clocking ticking up for grab the fifth largest jackpot prize in u.s. history. these folks at the 7eleven at broad and race streets in center city were getting their tickets tonight. if you win you've got options. 500 million over the next 30 years minus taxes. or in one lump sum taking open 337 million bucks after uncle sam gets his share. the jackpot is so enormously big because no one has won it in more than two months. >>> what could you buy in you won? we

those hosts who use air b and b, you have to go to city hall to fill out the paper work and proved you've lived there for at least two months. you also have a to pay a $50 fee and sign an affidavit saying you'll follow the time restrictions for short term rentals. >>> for super bowl fans, for football fans at least, super bowl xlix was a thriller, between the players of course those high profile multimillion dollars commercials aim today get everybody talking. the ads that had the biggest buzz. >>> always fun to go back look at the ads that made you laugh, react to the ones that made you cry and ones that certainly got your blood boiling, the super bowl is the mecca for ad time. the panel ranks which were the best, here with the top three. the minute-long ad tells the story of a puppy that runs away gets lost but finds its way home by the way this is a bud wiser commercial, they ended up saving him from serious trouble from a wolf. this is a second year in a row the puppies have won the top commercial honor. >>> what does it mean to you when i say run like a girl? >> it means run as fast

it's called the air b were awere athe air bnb law. homeowners have to register with the city when they offer homes for rent and be allowed to rent their homes up to 90 day ace year but only up to 30 days at a time. permits are valid for two years. >>> plenty of people going to be out and about in san francisco trying to get themselves registered today. this as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. we are in a crucial period of our year as far as rainfall is concerned. kind of like now or never. you've been looking at a couple different models, christina, both look promising. >> it's funny when i look at the models they get better and better every time when it comes to our chances for rain. today, tomorrow, the next day wash your car if it's that bad. i'm talking to myself particularly. there is going to be a reinforcing shot of rain and that means a free car wash for you coming your way as we head throughout the end of the week into the weekend. we're not going to see a lot down here in the south bay from the first round but

air b and bs when you can represent other spacer spaces from other people, 50 shades fanatics can stay infamous apartment for $260 a night. i guess you can -- i don't know. >> look for secrets. passageways and tunnels. >> i don't know anything. okay. >>> let's turn to things that are easier to process. 5:21. tom kierein is updating us on the forecast. >> your face will turn to 50 shades of blue this morning when you step outside. it is frigid this friday morning. it is down to just near 10 degrees now in montgomery and fairfax county. prince george's county down to the low teens. it's mid and upper teens right in washington. lorton just 11. 10 dulles to gaithersburg and shenandoah valley most locations there just in the low teens. out in the mountains, too, just down to near 10 degrees. and mercifully the wind has died down. don't have those roaring winds like we had yesterday. there is the flag at union station. just barely moving thankfully this morning. all the pavement is dry. hour by hour you through the morning, we will stay fridge he had through about 9:00. by noon mid to upper

airbnb have to follow if you rules because of a law that takes affect the under the new so-called air bly a primary resident can be rented. the owner must live in the home for three-quarters of the year and register with the city which could be the biggest change for prosecute owners. >> the app can be flipped through and you can click on it and accept it so there has been no paperwork. it is just another process the host will have to go through they are not used to doing. >> the success of airbnb has spawned related companies like pillow helping the property owners who may not want to or cannot host but still want to rent out their place. >> it is 5:36. heads up for drivers in the east bay starting today you can run into traffic delays in alameda. the crews remove graffiti, trash and weeds along the medians of several highways and interstates. that means c.h.p. officers running traffic breaks. expect temporary delays from 9:30 this morning until 2:30 in the afternoon and the roads include most officer states in alameda and most highways including 24 13, and 92, the work is expected to

it's been nicknamed the air b&b law. of course the popular short-term rental service.wners will have to register with the city when they want to offer their homes for rent. they'll also be allowed to rent their homes up to 90 days a year but only 30 days at a time and permits are valid for two years. >> today's san leandro city leaders will vote on a plan to equip san leandro police with a new state of the art vehicle. the city was recently awarded a $200,000 grant from homeland security to buys a bear cat armored personnel carrier. police say the car would serve many purposes like streamlining medical treatment of people in high-risk situations, but critics say this vehicle will increase the militarization of the police force. it does not look like a medical unit. >> it doesn't, but if you were on the ground and there were bad guys, you'd be welcome to see it, i suppose. >>> new jersey governor chris christie making his third trip overseas, this time to britain. he's promoting trade with new jersey. he's also trying to raise his profile, build his foreign policy crede

apply to have your home registered in san francisco if you want to represent it out for services like air bb. >> it allows houses or apartments to be leased for less than 30 days at a time and no more than 90 days per year. homeowners and tenants aply for the registry with the planning apartment. some of today's applicants have been representing their homes for a long time. >> i knew that it was not legal, that it was slightly out of compliance with the code but that it was ignored but at the same time, they have made it legitimate and legal and let me register to become a legit business owner in san francisco and i'm excited to do that. >> the planning department tells us it takes about 30 to 40 minutes to register in person and that it takes another two weeks or so to review each application. >>> there could be some changes in store for the broadway corridor in burlingame. happening tonight, the city council will vote on lifting a decades old restriction on restaurants on broadway. right now, there can only be a maximum of 28 eateries there the ordinance was adopted to protect retail stor

. >>> from air b&b to uber, the start-ups keep growing. those valuations are once again being criticized. this time it's by a well known silicon valley insider. josh. >> today warwick says there are many start-ups that -- >> recently leading a $15 million investment in zep had hyr health, a data analytics company. on the other side of this debate is scott cooper. cooper says that these tech start-ups are often real businesses making real money in 2014 he notes the median tech ipo had annual revenues of $97 million. in 1999 it was $17 million. cooper says he would be a lot more concerned about a tech bubble if ipo volume increased by leaps and bounds, and if the kinds of companies going public did boast real revenues, but that isn't happening, he says. at least right now. scott, back to you. >> all right, josh. thanks so much. >> well, our next guest company is said to be valued at around $70 million, even though it doesn't have any revenues yet. at least that's what we are told. justin mcleod is the ceo and founder of hinge, which is looki

. >> now while firms like the home rental business air b&b provide coverage for damage and liability, insurance company may still require additional coverage like a landlord policy. again, before you get into any of that call your auto insurer. if you are thinking of doing things on your own, check on the business. >> i have no idea how it works. if i have a house at the shore that i rent out over the summer do i have to carry extra coverage against liability? you still want to check with your homeowner's insurance company because had he need to know. they may have some additional requirements. >> we only see how this is going to be a massive business for the insurance industry. particularly younger people have the idea about sharing economy where they don't necessarily want to own stuff. at least not until they're older, right? they want to either have subsubscription pay until you are done with it and you think can you move on to the next big thing, right? or, you know with the environment. >> it's really about -- >> don't be sharing neglect. they're selling it. >> or rebting. >> th

. >> that ice making a mess of air travel b 1,000 flights canceled today and already more than 1,000orrow. tonight, tennessee continues under a heightened state of emergency. ice and snow destroying this marina and leaving ronny riddle and his family without power or heat. >> it's been just like a tornado hit this town with all the ice and the wind. the ice stuck to the trees. just piling up luke crazy. >> it will be days before power can be restored here. once again mshgs schools in tennessee will be closed tomorrow. >> a lot of americans ready to be done with winter. thank you, gabe. >>> when "nightly news" continues on this sunday peanut allergies and the new treatment that may help those who suffer if when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, ....... ................ ........ ......... .................. hey, girl. is it crazy that your soccer trophy is talking to you right now? it kinda is. it's as crazy as you not rolling over your old

it's not just with uber and air b&b and these, you know solutions people are turning to under financial stress, it's a much more kind of endemic problem. and we would think that, um, you know traditionally the media -- one would think -- would be there to help us sort the out. and this is clearly investigative journalists really should be helping us connect the dots of the networks and helping us to look into people's roles and so on. but the problem is that we know that the investigative journalism has been so gutted in the past years. and even -- and so splintered. and despite this vast information group verse we live in -- information universe we live in, another parallel that i see with eastern europe and some other scholars have noted it as well is that, um, that there's been this route anyization of media messaging. and jon stewart actually shows this very well. you know how he'll switch from one channel to another channel to another channel. and people on different channels are saying the same thing. they're taking across, getting across the same message even using the same words

air b&b has paid millions in back taxes to the city of san francisco.d in san francisco and officials estimated the oldest the city as much as when he $5 million. -- $25 million. it mandates they pay the city's hotel tax going for. care companies this car companies going to -- the dockworkers of slowdown has stopped billion billions of dollars in international trade. each year the 29 -- making it possible for the world's watch -- helping develop a television camera tube that could catch the lowlight lunar landing. he was 91 years old. those are your top headlines. >> to our guest host, jeff currie of goldman sachs. he's a just america is amid a new oil order. however blu-ray and production companies will react -- how oil -- >> eog was an announcement example of that last week. commodities are a different instrument. they are spot assets. they have to clear supply and demand today. not the expectations of supply tomorrow. the equities can look forward. they are anticipatory assets. oil is rallying off this. one high-yield issuance -- this will exacerbate

residents can register to rent out their homes for short-stay travelers as part of a new law involving air bn-b. >> james:air b-n-b is a service where people can post their homes or apartments for rental. and travelers can book a stay while they're on vacation. >> james:people in san francisco will be able to use the service to rent out homes, but from now on, they must first register with the city. >> james:we'll be hearing from punxsutawney phil later this morning. >> james:pennsylvania's famed groundhog is expected to emerge from his lair in front of thousands of revelers. >> james:according to a german legend, if a furry rodent sees his shadow on february second. winter will last another six weeks. >> james:if not, spring comes early. >> james:we'll let you know what his forecast is once he makes the call. >> james:other big news this morning. >> james:new englanders are celebrating, and people in seattle are stunned after the super bowl. >> james:the patriots won the game last night. beating the seahawks 28 to 24. >> james:seattle fans were ready to celebrate a second straight win for t

. >> i guess it's not up for rent on air b and b. >> i don't think it is on the market. >> they boughtem and their architect says the house is a perfect meld of the couple's personalities. you didn't like that harlem was described as up and coming. >> a lot of people have been living in harlem a long time and take offense to that. david wanted the feel of an adventurous club and neil wanted to incorporate his love of magic memorabilia. who knew? they bought the house for $3.6 million. but are not saying how much the restoration cost. >> when the house was built in 1904 it was a speakeasy for irish mill workers. >> look at that kitchen, gorgeous. finally here -- >>> george clooney, best men's hair in america. who could beat him? in the first vote, howard stern has been crowned the winner. the 61-year-old shock jock beat out george clooney and bradley cooper and chris hemsworth and ryan reynolds. >> the polling done by 40 professionals in the hair care industry. okay. i just thought it was folks out there voting, maybe women getting involved. >> why didn't you make the list? >> look at t

fairchild base that summer day watching from the ground. >> for people to be able to see the b-52 do some of the approved air show maneuvers we had, it was just an amazing thing to see. >> since its debut in the 1950s, boeing's b-52 airplane has been the powerhouse of the united states air force. >> it's the most versatile weapons delivery system the air force has. high altitude, low altitude. it can deliver missiles. short range, long range. >> the pilots' friends and family members are also watching. >> what the animals look like. yeah. we've got the gang up here. >> among them is teenager pat mcgeehan. his father, lieutenant colonel mark mcgeehan is in the pilot's seat. >> my mother and i, along with my younger brother, brendan, were watching from our front yard. i was waving at the plane thinking maybe my father might be able to see us down there. >> lieutenant colonel arthur "bud" holland is the lead pilot. holland is skilled and experienced with thousands of hours in the b-52. but he's known to take risks in violation of air force safety regulations. >> bud having a reputation of knowing the aircraft v

companies are responding to things like huber the huber the hotel industry is responding to things like air b&b. we have to live in this highly regulated world. he did do it a lot differently but that's not the conversation we want to have. you have to stop these guys working because they don't have to play by those rules. they can deliver these things are lower cost's. and the regulation becomes the bludgeon with which to slow or change the pace of disruption often for worse, sometimes for better. in many cases it really becomes than the gating factor, what we refer to as the bullet time the matrix with a can use it to slow down what would otherwise be a much faster disruption. i no you have a lot of thoughts about this because we work very closely together. >> definitely, and definitely and it is setting up a series of hurdles that inhibit the spread of technology. so let's now open the conversation more broadly to q&a. they're may or may not be microphones. feel free to join our conversation. >> one comment up here that i see. it's the station back there. >> thank you. you guys are talking

a 1966 mid air inclusion of a b-52 carrying four hydrogen bombs. and alvin found it. since then alvin has been on the forefront of discovery. scientist cindy van dover was the first female pilot. >> you come across these tubes these white worms. >> alvin got a $41 million makeover that takes it to even greater depths and greater view of the undersea world. >> alvin used to have three view ports and now we've got five. significantly larger than the other ones were too. >> three inch thick titanium core allowing it to deep as deep as -- to dive as deep at four miles. the little submeans alvin in hearts and souls. felt like we were in a spaceship because the thing is floating based on buoyancy. i was just as excited on the surface of parse as i was seeing what's down there. so many of the scientists we talk to they say eventually people will be mining down there but the matter is how are we going to approach it, are we going to do it right? >> i'm concerned. this does concern me a little bit because we're talking about gold, silver, copper. my questio

. >> does this mean bigger partners like air b and b will start handling transactions in bit-coin. >>e don't have any specific merchants we are starting to announce yet that will come in the coming months but most of the interesting merchants will be heavily interested and this came together that we are hearing that from them already that they had interest in this that we think the one-touch mobile payments that we announced as well as bit-coin is going to be high interest to a lot of merchants in the coming months. >> great. well thank you so much for appearing on stage with me. >> excellent. thanks, kim. >> all righty, how many of you have gadgets, from the sea of apple? how many people have a gadget with them right now? none of you are raising your hand? do you hear me? you can. i know you can. chances are this guy was involved in the creation of that gadget and hugely important to the eco-system of hardware. so please welcome to the stage liam casey from pch international and john biggs. >> can you hear me? nobody can hear anything. how many of you know who this is? raise your han