but we discovered air b&b alone has listings for 8800 homeowners.that means 78% of san francisco hosts are apparently breaking the law. we also learned san francisco has issued more than $1 million in fines to 483 illegal rentals over the past two years. >> i think there's a number of people that exploit the housing market and i don't think single property home opowners like mys are those people. >> reporter: lisa worries more restrictions could be on the way, but hopes to begin renting out more home this summer. so she and her daughter with head out of town on vacation. >> it would make life easier for you? >> for sure. everybody knows how expensive it is to live in the city. >> reporter: the city's office of short-term rentals proposed cutting down the registration fee for homeowners looking to rent out their place. cutting the price back down to the original fee of just $50. but no one on the board decided to sponsor that legislation. meanwhile, lawyers for san francisco and air b&b are due back in court next week. >> if you have a tip for our in

two air b and b hotels. beautiful room with two twin beds in the city and beautiful room near golden gate and even though it showed someone name lewis managed the properties. san francisco housing officials say it was si renting out 6 to 8 rooms in each of the locations between 61 and 155 glass a night. >>> they are taking away mousing. >> susan lives near the locations. >> do you think it is worth risking the neighborhood. >> it is terrifying, if you can convert any home into an air b and b it risk destroying the city. >> destroying the life for neighbors. the office of short-term represental says illegal properties can drive up housing prices for everyone. >> the effect of housing markets for the full-time hotels and vacation rentals is a question to be analyzed. >> she has paid some of the money towards the fines. maybes like susan says she will keep an eye out for people that abuse the system because she says her neighborhood can't afford not to. >> if people can't afford to live here, what is going to h

two illegally air b&b hotel. even though it showed someone named louis managed the properties san francisco housing officials say it was really see behind them renting out six to eight rooms were between $61 and $150 a night. >> well they're taking away housing. >> do you think it's ruining neighborhoods? >> it's terrifying. if you can convert any home into an air b&b hotel what i think it risk is destroying the city. >> the director of san francisco's office of short term rentals. >> the effect is taking a lot of housing units auch the market for these full time hotels and vacation rentals. >> as of friday officials say see has paid $28,000 of the $42,000 she owes. she'll continue to keep an eye out for people who abuse the system because she says her neighborhood can't afford not to. >> if people can't afford to live here what's going to happen. >> we did speak to her at a hearing last week but she did not want to comment about the tower cases. air b&b sent us a statement. san franciscons sharing their primary

air b and b calls it inaction t, inaccurate. >>> and two new york city sbrem,000 in, both with tech backed rounds had got the idea to change way leases work. not only increasing flexibility for renters but also for building owners. >> when they ganl rentbegan ren their office space a few years ago, they didn't think would it turn into a business called no tell. >> it was an accident. >> powerful? in just final months, he says they brought in about $10 million. but starting it meant taking on multinational, multi-billion dollar company. >> started looking at their numbers ask trying to understand. >> two of the big boys remembering office spaces. 6-year-old. >> we work develops spaces for smaller start-ups and individuals. looking to share the cost of kitchens, had space, group health, in. regis, in business for more than 25 years, used to target big businesses. now it is angs for other segments with 3,000 locations across 120 countries. but they believe there's a the giant underserved market. newer, faster growing companies with 20, 30, maybe 50 employees. >> less handle the 1%. ninl% is c

she rents a room in her san francisco apartment on air b&b. a year. >> it's been difficult to get by in san francisco, and the additional income has definitely made it more comfortable. >> reporter: as a host, she's not the exception, she's the rule. a study commissioned by the company found 1 million female hosts worldwide. that's 55% of all air b&b hosts. >> i think a lot of confidence through hosting. it's basically like running your own business and having a lot of role. >> reporter: brian is the ceo. he co-founded the company in 2008 when he was 26 years old. he says airbnb is inherently more democratic than many male-dominated businesses. >> anyone can be an entrepreneur, anyone can be a host. i think that spirit of anybody has just become a more equalizing notion than neighbor in other industries where it requires connections, references, referrals, which i think have been proven to provide some greater barriers. >> reporter: the study found since 2008, women have earned $10 billion by hosting. female hosts in the u.s. earn an average o

language on hand, we're also available on line at michael finney. >>> and how about your taxes at air b, from the golden gate society of enrollments. >> i'm hearing this question a lot. basically, the question is coming from people who know other people, and -- also my colleagues who have gotten clients who have been audited by the irs. and those people have gotten a huge tax bill. and the reason is that a rule that goes back to the early '60s, when self-employment came in under social security. that rule says they had to define who was a landlord versus who was an inkeeper, who was self-employed. so the rule is less than seven day, you're an inkeeper, or self-employed. >> so if you rent that room using air b & b, you have to pay income tax as well as social security. >> yes. >> you are giving a lot of people bad news but the news that keeps you out of trouble call our hot line. i'm michael finney, reporting live from the 7 on your side offices. >>> well, this weekend, 7 on your side's michael finney will anchor our live coverage of the san francisco's st. patrick's day parade. it airs

the company include local activities meant to pair well with customer's housing arrangements through air b sidney trims will experience more than 20 experiences from surfing lessons to the famous opera house. >>> san francisco's oldest cab company may have a prospective buyer. according to court documents, city wide taxi is interested in purchasing yellow cab which filed for bankruptcy last year. yellow cab's assets totaled $8 million, according to its bankruptcy filing. >>> and a chinese company is making a major investment in tesla and we are getting an updated look at bay area home prices. >> joinings now, kcbs radio financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning. one. big questions on wall street regarding tesla is whether it has enough cash for the upcoming production of its model three. that is supposed to start this summer. and a massive undertaking for tesla. well, it seems to be less of a problem now. the biggest internet firm and owner of the biggest social media network, we checked, is taking a 5% stake in tesla with $1.8 billion. that makes it is the fifth bigge

air b and b sent out this statement saying that actress would have no play on their platform and responsibleransens, sharing their primary residents, we are glad to see the current system working in these area cases. lsu has since taken down her listing. ktvu fox 2 news. >> the state of california is now among half a dozen states that are suing to stop president trump's revised travel ban. the state attorney general said today california will sign on as a plaintiff in the case filed by washington state. a federal judge in honolulu will hear arguments on wednesday in a separate case filed in hawaii. the revised executive order barges new visas for people from six predominantly muslim countries. >>> a congressman from iowa is defending a tweet about immigrants that was supported by white supremacist david duke and condemned as racist by many other people. republican representative steve king had praised the dutch politician who wants to been the quran from the other ones and shut down mosques. he tweeted wilders, the politician understands culture and demographics are our destiny. we can't res

. >> one big disruptor, air b & b. they are saying hotel revenues will soarer monday 80% more than originally thought. with over 70% coming from chains or hotel groups, they're not worried. >> we're offering hotels that have more choice to our loyalty numbers, our group customers, individual travelers. a way of getting them to stay with us more often. >> oh 1 billion trips were made worldwide. and that's why hotels are working harder to build and provide the experiences that will get the travellers to check in. susan lee in times square. >>> home builder lennar says renewed optimism leads to more orders. >> the company said the pick-up in job growth has buyers more confident and that led to better than expected profit. higher hope prices and deliveries helped out. but they did post revenue that missed estimates. it caused the margin tosses decline. shares fell more than 2% to 51.57. sales fell for the seventh straight quarter. it did top expect sxagss it repeated for the year. shares fell just slightly. >>> lockheed ma

some of the most successful graduates include air b & b, drop box, strike. >> when you get a couple days, you get immersion in a hundred ideas, what people rthing. >> the batch in this round includes start-ups like this one that builds software for office management. bright electric building an electric plane and fix which cause itself the uber of car repair. >> they have seen thousands and thousands of the smartest minds in the world. >> just to get here is an accomplishment in itself. 7,000 start-ups send applications. the ones who make the cut spend three months in silicon valley developing their companies. michael says the immersive name of the program is the key to its success. >> we put he have one together in a batch. what that does is it makes everyone work together and help each other. when you have a bunk of people working really hard, you work even harder. >> the two companies, twitch and social cam, sold for a total of more than $1 billion. and an end game they hope will be theirs as well. why officials say some companies get funded right away. for others it could take months

they were on vacation with their son and had been staying at a nearby air b & b. >> bettany haury was considered high risk because she suffers from early onset dementia. diabetes. >> she thought she was up here for a day. >> mike mckinney was among the group of volunteer who is first spotted haury and her beloved pet. >> we heard her yell back and a couple of seconds later we heard the bark of the dog bark very clearly. so camaro did his job. >> she was sitting up, shivering, very dehydrated. she wanted water. the first thing we did was get our jackets over her, try to warm her up. >> ed haury says the whole time camaro never left his wife's side. >> he's a big hero, he stayed with her the whole time. he's just very loyal. that was good. >> ed haury says his wife might have hurt her foot, but she is pped to be okay. he says he will likely get her a tracking device so something like this never happens again, reporting live from palo alto, laura malpert, nbc bay area news. >>> a terrifying attack caught on camera. cell phone video shows the scene on highway 101 in san francisco this wee

analysts say the success of snap could encourage other companies like uber or air b and b to go publicncredible. i thought there was some concern about it not raising revenue, but clearly not affecting the ipo at all. >> the ipo was a success, that does not mean that snap is going to be a success long-term. twitter's ipo was a huge success, but look at the stock now. so just because do you well in your first day of trading doesn't mean that the long-term investment. >> keeping fingers crossed, thank you, jill. >> well, there was a time when beer, wine and liquor illegal. >> now you can go back in time to see what life was like back then. the national constitution center through a party to welcome back the popular exhibit, american spirit, the rise and fall of prohibition. it uses mix of artifacts and activities to take visitors back in time to the roaring 20's, and through the eventual constitutional repeal. the exhibit runs through july 16. to learn more or for a link to buy tickets just go to our website cbsphilly.com. >> coming up after the break, another check on traffic and weathe

air b&b is a fast-growing rival.y had issued a stinging analysis seen as more like a professional operation and then a casual sharing service. the company reported a flat sales here for the full year despite jump. on the restaurant tab a labor surcharge. diners are footing the bill for raising minimum wages. many restaurants and states including california, colorado in new york are adding surcharges of three to 4% are needed to offset rising labor costs. on how high interest rates could go this year. look for them to signal a lot more about what's coming. i think we will get at least three hikes this year. we have to tell you though. for the week we are to the downside. oil 49-48. it's up 19 cents. snow in march. people across the northeast are bracing for some snow here. stay warm. you're watching your first look at morning markets and breaking news. bp developed new, industry-leading software to monitor drilling operations in real-time, so our engineers can solve problems with the most precise data at their fingert

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janet yellin is 17 on the list, followed by the co-founder of san francisco based air b & b. aders for the staple say two rides are being added. part of the $14 million upgrade project. a new ride called the shock wave goes 65 feet up in the air, overlooks the board walk. there's another ride called typhoon, it will swing you upside down and spin you in its arm. the ride and other upgrades should be ready by summer. >> you like the typhoon, don't you? >> i love roller coasters. >> all right jeff, take it away. >> you can see the storm system right now starting to move into northern california. we are going to track the exact time line coming up. a reminder, if you are heading out to the stadium, usa versus honduras, take the poncho, it will be cold and wet. in four minutes, my forecast. >>> what's worse than dealing with a water leak in a bathroom once? dealing with it twice. plus an insurance company that won't fulfill the promise. uniocitpole s th'vema anrre...ie >>> just into the news room, police made an arrest in a dangerous incident at walmart. this is a mug shot of jess

the system hosts a half a million websites, including netflix, air b & b or spotify. when it goes down, it causes major issues down stream. >> a heroic rescue in san jose. witnesses say a distraught man jumped into the water at pier 23, when it appeared he was going under. two good samaritans, one a former lifeguard jumped into action. >> he's paddling trying to keep his weight up. his energy gave up, and that's when it was time to make some moves. >> once we put our hands on him, he calmed down, and he was fine. not in hysterics any more. >> paramedics checked out the man at the scene and took him to the hospital. >>> new at 6:00, police arrested this man for trying to steal an ice cream truck in fairfield. tony antoine walker jumped on the truck and tried to drive off. but crashed and took off on foot. he tried to carjack three other vehicles before officers detained him. >> firefighters knocked down a big fire that burned a vallejo home this afternoon in less than 30 minutes. sky 7 flew over the scene a few hours ago. no one needed to be rescued from inside the hom

the system hosts a half a million websites, including netflix, air b & b or spotify. when it goes down, it causes major issues down stream. >> a heroic rescue in san jose. witnesses say a distraught man jumped into the water at pier 23, when it appeared he was going under. two good samaritans, one a former lifeguard jumped into action. >> he's paddling trying to keep his weight up. his energy gave up, and that's when it was time to make some moves. >> once we put our hands on him, he calmed down, and he was fine. not in hysterics any more. >> paramedics checked out the man at the scene and took him to the hospital. >>> new at 6:00, police arrested this man for trying to steal an ice cream truck in fairfield. tony antoine walker jumped on the truck and tried to drive off. but crashed and took off on foot. he tried to carjack three other vehicles before officers detained him. >> firefighters knocked down a big fire that burned a vallejo home this afternoon in less than 30 minutes. sky 7 flew over the scene a few hours ago. no one needed to be rescued from inside the hom

the family lived in palo alto and was renting an air b and b in wood side, and rescue workers lookedor her as she sometimes becomes disoriented and has diabetes. >> i began thinking, we may not see her again. >> when we called out for her, we heard her yell back and then a couple seconds later we heard the dog bark clearly. >> mike mckinney is part of the group that found haurly. >> she was sitting up and shivering, and very dehydrated. >> we just really appreciate all the effort. we are overwhelmed. >> reporter: a happy ending thanks to a heroic team effort. >>> oakland raiders fans are invited to a community conference today to show their support to try and keep the silver and black in oakland. organizers of today's stand with oakland event says there will be plenty of speakers ranging from community leaders to former raiders, and they also plan to discuss the hall of famer's plan for a new stadium development at the coliseum site. and the conference starts at 11:30 this morning at the hilton oakland airport hotel. >>> and the jewish holiday based on events described in the biblica

companies like air b & b got start up there. you can take the same classes that really big companies got their start from, and you can find out the same information. remember who told you about it. >> you want to be an early investor? >> exactly. >> will any of the incubating rub off? >> that's what i'm thinking. i could give everybody a dollar. >>> angel investor scott mcgrew, thank you very much. >>> let's look at no snow angel bus interesting video going on here. this is into the newsroom from tahoe. being snowed in, not all that bad. not for that snowboarder. in this video you see him hitting the slope, actually, that's the street outside of his house. heavy snow has blanketed roads and made it hard for people to get around. we've been reporting on another i-80 closure this morning. it's easier gy eier to get arou you're using your snowboard. >> laura garcia-cannon is not here today, she's celebrating her birthday weekend. that's not a secreted. she was in tahoe. what a great day to be off today. >> she was. i saw she jumped

. >> reporter: awesome for uber and air b and b but what about the economy and housing market which has been pricing people out for years? >> one ipo like that can make a difference. >> reporter: scott has been a realtor in san francisco for almost 40 years and says tech has changed the market. facebook's public offering in 2012 almost doubled the number of million dollar listings during the ipo filing. >> probably comes on the market. people make an offer in good faith and the property gets bid up 20%. very frustrating. and folks do leave the city because of that. another blockbuster ipo just makes that worse. >> reporter: daniels says some bay area companies will get likely to go public this year and made ipo in 2018 so there may be sometime before the next big real estate boom. kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> it was a good first day of trading for snap. it was 44% increase of the ipo price of $17 per share and managed to rise on a day the rest of the market dropped. the dow fell more than 100 points and the nasdaq dropped by 42. >>> the st. francis growth fund invested $15 million in sn

. >>> plus, planning to use a site like air b & b, we investigate how the companies are reshaping theay area's rental market. (players, spectators shouting) they say glory awaits at the finish. but what about the start? that moment you suck up all that doubt, that fear, all those reasons "why not" and decide to begin. get your start with under armour, now at kohl's. you. it is 7:29 as the sun shines down over san jose, and 87 on your saturday morning. off in the distance, sharks play nashville today at 1:00 p.m. but it would be a great day to be outside, if you don't have tickets to that. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper, vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast and it's a good one. >> picnic weather. haven't gone on a picnic in a while. great picnic weather. >> maybe people can spot you at a park today. >> maybe. i know my dog would definitely enjoy that. seeing so many dogs at the dog park with the nice weather because we've been waking up to 50s and seeing that again today. 52 degrees in the south bay. peninsula still seeing dense fog. be careful. l

into a big economy where they will drive uber cars and rent out the back room of their apartment on air b&b and they realize there is no way to get sufficient benefits, educational or possibilities out of this. so, when bernie sanders came forward and offered their -- them a social democratic vision they said yeah, that sounds good. i would like to re-create a hellhole like denmark. like to experience the horrors of norway. it was a very appealing message and it went over very well with a moment of uncertainty-- uncertainty. donald trump spoke to people who were older and had been through the battering of this transformation, the industrialization, shifting jobs, losing hope and opportunity and piling up debt and what he said to them was something that was different. they won't give you social welfare states. i'm going to take you back in history. amazing thing. he literally promised time travel. his optative word was again, make america great again. you could fill in the blank as to which date, 1954, 1854, you could pick in the fact of the matter is people who committed to trump and this

comes by and fully disrupts it and hilton and whatever have these great companies or great hotels and air b&b disrupts it. that's not because some big corporation was because it's a good idea. it was like for people got together and said were bedrock-- try this. and nonprofits that actually doesn't happen like there's basically a cemetery between startup nonprofit and boys and girls club and the red cross and no one ever sort of crosses that , so what you have is basically big sort ofns that ha philanthropist and corporations and then large and existing foundations that have gone very very good at raising money and are very incentivized to protect their job and no sort of like disruption in the midst of that. >> so, i have to respond to that because-- well, just because it's not what happened at cgi. i agree with what you are saying, but what happened at cgi was-- clinton would not sit in s room with someone in a corporation it and decide we're going to fund this or that.peoph hundreds of people would come from the corporate world, nonprofit world. they gave scholarships to that nonprofit a

air force b-1 pomers joining south korea fighter jets in more training. >> if they elevate the threatf their weapons program to a level that we believe requires action, that option is on the table. >> reporter: military action now openly discussed. but it's putting the pentagon in the position of figuring out whether a war against north korea and the continuing war against isis can really both be carried out if it comes to that. >> if there was a hot fight on the peninsula, if the united states and its allies decided to go against those missile and nuclear development facilities in north korea, that would be priority number one. >> reporter: it would put huge pressure on u.s. satellites and drones to conduct surveillance both on the korean peninsula and in the middle east at the same time. the air force already needs up to 500 more drone pilots. isis may be the threat that is somewhat set aside. >> everything we are doing vis-a-vis isis, everything we are doing to try to contain the caliphate in the mideast would become a secondary effort. >> reporter: just how busy is north korea wit

uber, lift and air b&b would be unthinkable without the data mobile network give them and their customers. together these three companies alone are valued at $98 billion. to say that the u.s. mobile industry is one of the driving factors to create new jobs and businesses in the digital economy is an understatement, but there is no guarantee the industry will be able to support the kind of exponential demand for mobile networks that it is expected to need. from 2008 to 2015, mobile data usage increased 643 fold and growth is expected to continue unabated. and today the internet of things is the newest frontier for wireless and it has implications for improvements in manufacturing, health care, transportations. there is not a sector in our u.s. economy that won't be improved by access to fast, mobile broad band networks. deploying new spectrum is the most effective and quickest way to provide more capacity ahead of the tsunami of demand and ensure the industry can continue to drive economic growth and new job creation. consider every ten megaherts creates $3.1 billion in gdp and 100 thousan

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these temperatures are so cold because we've got, a, cold air in place, but b, still breezy conditionsside. no rain to track. we will stay dry and sun think today. temperatures will start to climb into the 20s and 30s by your afternoon. >>> today investigators will return to the scene of a house fire in philadelphia where crews rescued a 7-year-old girl. the child is in critical but stable condition this morning. firefighters rescued the girl while battling flames in cold, windy weather. she was tracked on the second floor of the home. the child's parents suffered less serious injuries. medics at the scene also treated the girl's grandmother who was evacuated from next door. >>>. >>> you are looking at dozens of nurses at delaware county memorial hospital in drexel hill. they the hospital says it's fully staffed to handle all patients. i'm rosemary connors. krystal and i will be back here krystal and i will be back here at 9:00. h your family. but enjoying today doesn't losi. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college

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b- 17. guests can see the air a craft from the ground or they can pay to ride inside the plane. the b-17 was the primary bomb tear united states used against nazi germany. >> we're trying to make sure folks have an opportunity to appreciate their heritage. >> that is so cool. the b-17 aircraft is on national tour and will be heading to vacaville next. >> i eve actually flown on one of those. it was so awesome, and it's so packed, so so cramped insibut it was really -- so loud, too. >> a piece of history. >>> it's an old tree with a long history. you may have seen it driving by lombard street in san francisco. >>> spring time, not yet, but feels like it, even with that coastal fog. clouds outside but temperatures are going to warm again tomorrow, back into the mid- 70s. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> a ne

and other than that, not much to speak b and so, warmer air pushing in for tomorrow under the clouds.ead to 70 degrees. rim of high pressure residing here off the coast. by the time we get to sunday cooler. 6 owes where we head with a chance of seeing showers pop up. as i said not a total washout we'll show you future cast here. here's 4:00 in the afternoon before we start to see anything. most of the day is dry. and then once we get into sunday night we see it starting to increase and fill in a little bit. moves out of here into the afternoon hours early afternoon hours monday at least before it is all said and done. in the meantime, for tomorrow, midday, cloudy skies at 68 degrees. it will be a warm young one. wrapping it up for you then 54 tomorrow night. mild night ahead as we head to 75 degree mark for day. here's a look at "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast. take a look. here's a chance at thunderstorms by the time we get to tuesday. and temperatures will be into the mid 70s right through and then we get to end of week and we're into the 60s. but overall, not a bad week. it's spr

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a restored bomber from the second world war will take to the air around 11:00. it's a b-17 flying fortress. look for it in the sky. >>> it is 5:04 on this monday morning. not a lot going on right here on the radar, but we are starting to see some wetter weather moving into the bay area and that will be the case as we head into the next couple of days. looking at the time line, mostly cloudy skies through at least lunchtime. but still have a lot of rain, only a few pockets of some showers early afternoon and then this evening, the rain stars to become more widespread and a little heavy at times where we could see some of that rain moving in also a slight chance of some thunder and lightning. that will continue into tomorrow. going to see some rain moving through. you'll have to be prepared for just changing weather as we go into the rest of the week. it is going to be constantly changing over the next several days. we'll talk about that and how much rain to expect in five minutes. as we head over the mike, we are also looking at what to expect as you head through the week

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seconds of the u-n-c- kentucky game because the local c-b-s station suffered a "massive technical failure".. amid a tornado warning. the station aired those final two minutes on a tape delay. the final four in phoenix is set! oregon, gonzaga, north carolina, and south carolina are the last still standing with a shot at the national title. the number one seeded tarheels were the last to punch their ticket to phoenix.. an instant classic in memphis.. kentucky star freshman malik monk nails the game tying three with just 7 seconds left. carolina would waste no time getting down the court and luke maye with the biggest shot of his life..drains it! that would be the game winner. carolina wins 75 to 73. and for the first time in school history.. south carolina is headed to the final four. they knocked out number four see number one seeded gonzaga with a trip to the national title game on the line. this years final four has some new faces. it's both south carolina and gonzagas first trip. oregon has not been in the final four since 1939.. but for north carolina it's their 20th time and second year in a row. spring training is winding down.

testify on went other dynamic issues i include, and now we've got an alarm on getting, keeping our b-52s in the air. we got an alarm on ships they can go to see atlantic, up, backup and reprogram and all the chaos that again is a ripple coming out of budget process i think is frustrated the house and listen as much as it's frustrated the department of defense and our military services. i intend to have this salt. >> okay. i would just tell you, and i know you guys need continuity and budgets for predictability and it's the only way you can plan for the future but we budgeted around sequestration last year. we took it off the table. we will have to do it again and then we lost out what the president was asking for, and so i would just ask you to take a look at that. you're a solid man and a no you are here for all the right reasons outages bring this up just to make sure that it's on your radar screen. on saturday president trump tweeted germany owes vast sums of money the nato and united states. i've been arguing for years that we need our nato allies to contribute more, that we can't continue to f

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b-1 bomber fleet. the crisis is so bad air force mechanics have cannibalized museum aircraft for parts and we traveledt airborne division and the aviation brigade told me budget cuts have gutted his fleet. >> we use to have two aviation brigades, over 200 aircraft and we're down to one and slightly over 100 aircraft. >> an example of how readiness impacts our overseas on the korean peninsula two bombers were supposed to patrol and only one was able to take off only one scrubbed due to maintenance issues amid tensions with korea and minutes ago fox news learns the chinese military issued a warning to the lone b-1 bomber as it it approached an island saying it was flying in chinese air space. >> shannon: we know there's a big meeting in washington talking about the next steps against isis. what can you tell us about that? >> officials from 68 countries are meet at the state department right now. secretary of state rex tillerson and iraq's prime minister will make opening remarks. those are begun. defense secretary jim mattis will later attend and some have expressed concern rex tillerson is not calling

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and now we've got an alarm on getting, keeping our b-52s in the air, an alarm on ships that can't go to sea. and we have to back up and reprogram, and all the chaos, that, again, is a ripple coming out of brunl udget process i th has frustrated the house and senate as much as it's frustrated the department of defense and military services. but i intend to have theis solved, sir, and i'll work it. >> i know you guys need continuity and predictability. but we budgeted around sequestration last year. we took it off the table. we're going to have to do it again. and then we plussed up what the president was asking for. so i would just ask you to take a look at that. you're a solid, you're a solid man, and i know you're in it for all the right reasons, and i just bring their up is up so it your radar screen. on saturday, president trump tweeted that germany owes vast sums to nato and the united states. i've been arguing for years that we need our nato allies to contribute more. we can't afford to fund the whole ball of wax. in your opinion, are we owed money by germany and other nato alli