markets as you guess, that san francisco and oakland and la and river side and orange county, 72, and ak men toe and number three and san diego number four. and who are the visitors? this some of these stats really kind of shocked me at 67 percent of the visitors that come to the wharf come to sight see, and actually 10.8 had no specific reason for going to the wharf and we know that many of the visitors and the vast majority say that the reason that they come is that they like the views and the ambiance. and the mean age is 40.3 years and the mean income is 92000, and 59.2 percent have completed college or graduate school. we have 2014, and we have seen a lot of movement, and the biggest one that we have seen is the people walking from 2006 to 18.6 to 28 in 2014 and automobiles still, is in the top, and even though it was number two, it has risen from 2008 and 2010. and kind of shockingly in the last survey we found that both the street car and cable car was down. and so whether those people are driving but most likely walking instead, it is the theory, and i also included that 35 to 50

so he stopped completely surprised, pauses and looks at me and he says hands me his ak-47 which is a cultural gesture to say we mean you no warm. and he said respect the fact you came up here. he will come to your office in three days. and i said no come in two days. they agreed. he left and allowed work to continue and a couple days later they came and he got part of his peer's contract. his peer never complained at all. i would totally use naja in other nugauche -- negotiations. i said say do you know who naja is? if you stop working you are causing him to loosese money. you should call him. i share this to show in arabia power is the only thing that brings true respect. it helped me avoid what i wanted to avoid. strength is what is respected in that part of the world. in the tribal world it is practically suicidal to make concessions to appear weak and weaken our allies position. you have to demonstrate one's power. as a nation confronting threats from russia and north korea we need leaders who deal in strength. leaders like ronald reagan who understand the world is not a classroom

the drama unfolded on live television with local media reporting men dressed military- style and carrying ak-47s took hostages inside a popular national museum. anti-terrorism teams surrounded the building as photos popped up on social media claiming to show foreigners huddled genes a wall. authorities say two mill tense and a security officer were killed and two militants were killed. tunisian prime minister says the tourists killed came from italy, poland, germany and spain. ambulances took away the injured from one of the worst attacks on tunisia in years. the violence is a big blow for the small north african country, which relies heavily on european tourism. tunisia overthrew the country's authoritarian president four years ago and is struggling to keep islamic extremists out of the region. >> it's unclear who the attackers were. >>> prime minister netanyahu will remain in charge in israel. his likud party scored a big victory in yesterday's election. it means netanyahu will have a somewhat easy time putting together a coalition government with right wing and religious allies. in the fi

. >> men dressed military style and carrying ak-47s took hostages inside a popular national museum. two gunmen were killed. the others are still out there on the run. this violence is a big blow for the small north african country because it relies so heavily on european tourism. tunisia struggling to keep islamic extremists out including militants linked to isis. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he will work quickly to form a new government his party won enough seats in yesterday's national election to build a governing coalition. this would mark netanyahu's fourth term as israel east prime minister. >>> riders on the rampage in frankfurt germany set fire to police cars and threw stones. they're upset over the base for the european central bank. police used water sticks to break up the crowd. more than 300 people were arrested. >>> we are officially sick of snow right? >> yeah. >> all right. spring just two days away. but topper's talking about bitterly cold temperatures and snow in the forecast. he's going to tell us all it's the biggest trade violation in histor

and here we go again. we have seen this pattern repeat willedly the past two to three months. in january, no rainfall at all ak across the bay area, and a result of the high pressure moving in. we will see it move in but not only clear skies now, but it is going to take some unusually hot air for this time of year in march, and push it right on top of california to boost up the temperatures, and most notably friday and saturday, and however on the microcast climate, you will notice it, and you can see the temperatures warm up by 5 degrees in the forecast. and san jose, you will see it, we should be at 66 degree ss. and los gatos the, and you will see this at 66. and the e peninsula at 66. and sunny skies there by the afternoon afternoon, and palo alto, 74 by the afternoon. large differences to the coastline, and the interior section, and san francisco, going out to the golden gate, 66, and then to downtown, 72. up to napa, it is 76 and one of the warmest for tomorrow, and santa rosa is 77, and the east bayh is 71 and lafayette, 73 and tri valley and pleasanton at 66. and for the extended forecast hotter. satur

so he stops, completely surprised and pauses and looks at me and he says, -- hands me is ak-47, a cultural gesture to say i mean you no harm and he says we respect the fact that you came up here. we did not expect it. nadji will come to your office in three days. no, i interrupted him. i wanted to make sure i was setting the conditions itch said two days. you come in two days. and he agreed. and they left and allow work to continue. and a couple days later, they came, and nadji got part of his peer's contract. his peer never complained at all. [laughter] >> i would totally use nadji and other negotiations later on. totally. some guys were holding stuff up one time i get a dahl and they're stopping work. i'm like, do you know who nadji is? because if you continue to stop work you're making million lose money so call him. problem solved. so i share this experience with you to make a simple point. in arabia power is the one thing. the only thing, that brings true respect. it got nadji what he wanted, helped me avoid what i wanted to avoid. strength is respected in that part of the world, and

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announcement on twitter with this 30-second ad for support and the first republican to declare his campaign n the past he pushed to end the democratic affordable akarack obama immigration policy. he is expected to give a speech later on monday. the u.n.'s special envoy to yemen says the country is on the brink of civil war and has addressed emergency meeting by the u.s. security council urging peaceful resolution to the crisis and shia houthi rebels control sanaa and airport and parts of tiesties. >> reporter: in yemen it's going from bad to worse. at an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council that was the key message from jamal the top u.n. envoy to yemen. >> resent weeks and days seems to be leading yemen further away from a peaceful settlement and towards the edge of civil war. >> reporter: and he made grave comparisons to what the country could be facing. >> and any side that would want to push the country in either direction would be inviting a protracted conflict in iraq libya, syria combined scenario. >> reporter: security council meeting comes as tear gas, gunshots are in the streets of yemen's third largest city. protesters angry

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we get up there and there are 15 bedouin tribal guys who are all in firing positions. they have automatic weapons not just ak-47's and they are on one side of the road. on the other side of the road where the yemeni army contingent who were also in firing positions. and we have a gun truck in the middle of the road there were a few guys in and out including this dodgy character. so we pull up and it's on the top of a sand dune. i remember getting out in thinking this who in the world right now is doing this? probably nobody. so i get out there and sit down with a group in the middle grade i was surprisingly calm but i knew i would have to take a hard stance. najih was high. in yemen they chew this night -- narcotic leaf. he was nervous and he gets up and walks away. and a wrong move by the army were the better ones could result in a disaster. you cannot call 911 in the arabian desert. that's something that might be a little foreign to modern americans but that's one of the reasons local culture is as it is there. so then the guy that was the most reasonable was the guy that shot his brother in the head. he w

they are brothers police say they both have criminal history and officers found an ak-47 at one of their homes last night and in one of their confessions they said the guns taken from the robbery scene that they used were bought off the streets. ramon williams and karl hipps were taken into custody and charged. meanwhile investigators are learning more about what happened inside of the store. >> when you look at the actions of the officer he redefined what a hero is all about one he stepped away from the counter and there were civilians there i counted four behind the counter, he stepped away so the shots were not going directly at them, they were going toward him. >> officer wilson was in the store when the two came in and announced a robbery, he was there to buy a gift for his 9-year-old son. >> he did well in school and was just buying him a video game. what parent has not done that for a child in recognition for good work. as the department tries to sort out of details of the case, they are coming together to support officer wilson's family. >> it's a tremendous loss in so many ways,

jonas and one other man would storm it with ak-47s and grenades.they anticipated a body count of 100-150. but other man turned out to be an undercover informant and this afternoon, the cousins went before a federal judge in chicago facing 15 years in prison on charges of supporting isis. the investigation began when the informant friended hasan on facebook. hasan and jonas wanted to join isis, take the southern route to syria through egypt. if they couldn't do that hasan told the informant, "i am content to fight and die here. honestly, we would love to do something like the brothers in paris did." an apparent reference to january's attacks which left 12 dead. the plot advanced to the point of casing the national guard base in joliet, but then hasan got his passport and a plane ticket to cairo. jonas, who couldn't get a passport because he had a criminal record, would stay behind and carry out the attack. "we'd like to cause as much damage and mahim helm as possible" hasan told the informant. since last december 14 people have been arrested in the

police execute add search warrant of the moment and recovered an ak-47. this isn't the first time the two have run into trouble with the law. >> ramon williams has two arrests, carleton hips has six arrests. he got out of prison in i believe it was 2009. >> reporter: the i-team found williams arrest record include retail theft. hipps' record contains multiple convictions. he was sentenced to 10 years behind bars. hipps only served the minimum five years before being released on parole in 2009. state probation and parole board documents obtained by the i-team showed hips received a positive recommendation from the department of corrections. # board determined he was not a risk to the community and demonstrated motivation for success. and as of thursday carleton hipps was still on county probation. he met with his probation officer on tuesday and he noted no problem. under county regulations hipps was prohibitd from possessing any firearms. >>> today actor dan akroyd says he plans to donate to the memorial fund that's now set up for officer wilson's family

steel and ak steel. those to weaker prices coming out of our big steel producers, like china and russia, and you get a lot of that weakness tyler, for that not so favorable outlook. steel certainly a focus for a lot of investors. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> it is the fastest growing smartphone market in asia, and that means every telecom player is trying to get in. our seema is live in barcelona, spain. take it away seema. >> tyler, consider this. there are roughly two billion people around the world that own a smartphone. that number is expected to double. micromax is dominating the player, and we spoke to the ceo, excuse me, the chairman about the growth out there saying their big focus is the millenials and their love for indian film stars and cricket. listen in. >> we found three honors. bollywood, music, sports. we've invested relentlessly behind these three. >> now, bollywood and cricket, if anyone knows india, will have a massive appeal to india's younger audience, and micromax from day

tunisian officials now say the two gunmen who were armed with grenades and ak-47s left in december to be trained by isis in libya. tunisia's known not just as a popular western tourist destination but now also the foreign country that has sent more foreign fighters to join isis than any other, as many as 3,000. and now they're waging jihad at home. we saw the aftermath, broken glass from a tour bus, bloodstains on the ground. inside a crime scene. much of the museum where people fled where they hid where they were killed is still cordoned off. when the shooting started everyone ran, one guard hiding for almost 24 hours in the museum's sarcophagus room. this spanish couple the girlfriend 4 months pregnant hiding overnight long after the attack was over. we hid in a room where they kept the trash, he said. we stayed there hearing everything and waiting for it to stop. experts say they fear this is only the beginning of more violence here in tunisia where isis has long called for attacks. the relative peace here may soon be a thing of the past as isis' ideology spreads around the world.

to staff and to the peace k ak a rich decision we'll be back april 14th and our superintendent carranza >> just for clarity for all of the community and for staff then we will we will be submitting the budget without the board approval for the applying for the requirements and understanding we will come back on april 14th not august april 14th with version 3.0 but sorry folks i know everybody has been here a long time next week is spring break i want to be clear i've directed my staff to take spring break no one will be here that's one less week to work on version. >> can we add when we submittal that the board had been month to month on april 14th. >> i'm sorry director lee. >> thank you commissioner president murase that's fine commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell for us to say a little bit more than there's will be an amendment to say the timing exactly so i think that is not he'll done i want to say in terms of what happened the superintendent alludes to now and the 14th alike lecturer what i've heard we had a lot of boos to construct and modify the plan it is less clear at least to me wh

police recovered two handguns at the scene and an ak-47 assault rifle in the suspect's home. >> bothught as they put it on the street. >> reporter: investigators say more than 50 rounds were fired during the gun battle. the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms has now joined the investigation as they search for the origin of the weapons that the suspects had in their possession. the suspects are expected to be arraigned overnight and held without bail. at police headquarters, dave schratwieser fox 29 news. >> colleagues of officer wilson are understandably struggling with this tragedy. it is a loss the department is taking very hard. we showed that you black bunting on the 22nd district in honor of officer wilson. the police commissioner says officers from other districts are helping out with calls as they mourn. his brother's in blue say officer wilson was one of the best and that he will truly be missed. >> he was one of the officers that stood out. i mean, his personality is one that's larger than the room, always joking, every time you see him smile on his face. >> mourners hav

mission and fighting with the yemeni government over the last year or two, in which - which prompted president obama to say that this was a model counterterrorism mission. it was all about fighting ak a.p. and it had been successful. this group is one of the most g lethal al qaeda groups and affiliates. it han responsible for a number of attacks or attempted attacks on western interests. so i think that in the american mind to the degree americans are following this there was a direct link between the mission that you know the u.s. was conducting inside yemen, and their own security. >> you heard the ambassador speaking earlier in the program about the saudis and the iranians having big interests in what happens in yemen. is a yemen that crumbles a danger to saudi arabia with the long border in the middle of the desert. >> the saudis think so. yemen has not been stable for a long time. everything that we see is a symptom of having a weak government. the problem now - you have a houthi rebel militia in the north. all the foreign and international community is refusing to communicate with them pushing them into the arms of iran which is their fear. whether they meant it intentionally

ak steel isn't alone. two other u.s. steel makers knew corn and steel dynamics lowered their earnings guidance this week as well. blaming imports. fact in falling demands used by the oil and gas industry and analysts are bracing for another tough year. >> now the fundamentals at this point are still very challenged as we discussed. imports peaking. steel price at their lows to the extent that energy markets leave stabilize in the 16 i think you could see a pretty big pickup in growth. not 16 then 17. >> reporter: this issue will remain in the spotlight because many companies are expected to testify next week at a congressional hearing in d.c. for "nightly business repo. >>> shares of one home builder hit the roof and that is where we begin tonight's market focus. kb home posted better than expected earnings as strong demand helped drive revenue by 29% on the upside. company said the strong performance due to more houses being sold at higher prices. now that is what you call insight. shares of kb up sharply. it always works with home builders. sell

and i'm like telling i'll think about it, at the last second i ak acquiesce and show up and save the day. >> that's the ideal. back here on planet earth, what actually happens in a case like this. >> i think the idea is to work over the the summer, if i don't book something, i will keep myself busy writing. >> do you have anything scheduled right now to do. >> well, man, makes me look like a scrub right now. >> oh, is that right? >> i don't have anything like shootingwise scheduled, but i have projects i'm working on for sure. >> and when does the -- what happens with the show going forward? when will you know about what happens for next week. >> i don't know. i don't know. you might know. >> i'm sitting here asking you, actually. >> i don't know, you know, i try not to think about it. >> yeah. >> it could make me very sick. >> point is you would like to go back? >> sure. yes. i think that would be a very -- it would be crazy not to want to go back. >> it almost might be a problem if you said no. >> well, what do you mean -- >> if i really didn't want to go back, this would be a perf

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and i saw some motion to my left. when i looked up, there were four men standing in the doorway with ak-47s. one of them said, you come with us, or we'll kill you. >> they zip tied his hands behind his back and his ankles. they put a bag over his head, and then he was brought out to a car. >> like many hostages before him, roy hallums disappears without a trace. american authorities fear the worst. >> unfortunately a lot of the hostages were being shown on video being beheaded. so it was a real concern that a u.s. citizen would be used in that manner. >> but it appears the kidnapers are more interested in money than murder. >> the head of the gang, and the sheikh, he said to me that because i was an american, they were going to get $12 million for me. >> in order to conceal his presence, the captors hide hallums in a farm house 16 miles outside of baghdad in a hostile region coalition forces call the triangle of death. >> it's an area that had a lot of issues. there was a large insurgent population. al qaeda had strong base out of that anbar province area. >> roy hallums residence for the nex

police executed a search warrant of the home and recovered an ak-47. today in one answered at the home and neighbor passing by told us this. >> unaudible. >> reporter: williams used to live at this north philadelphia apartment. i team tracked down the former land lor this boy ramone williams his mother rented an apartment off of me before. we didn't have any problems. he was gone mess of the time. he had a fast carry know that. all dolled up. >> reporter: this isn't the first time the two brothers run into trouble with the law. >> ramone williams has two arrests, carlton hipps has six arrests, and he got out of prison in i believe it was 2009. >> reporter: iteam found williams arrest record including retail theft. hipps have multiple convictions, he pled guilty to robbery and firearms charges following 2004 incident and was sentenced to ten years but hipps only served a minimum five before being released on parole in 2009. state probation and parole board document on tane by iteam shows hipps received a positive recommendation from the department of cor

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. >> reporter: an investigation and governor terry ak all live just -- mcauliffe just signed an executive order calling for more oversight and training of those officers. the arrest sparked protest and outrage by racial profiling and police brutality. officers say he was beligerant and agitated during last week's incident but the bouncer who denied the 20-year-old's entry into a local bar says he was polite and well mannered. all abc officers must undergo diversity training by september 1. it gives local and college police more oversight over the officers. >> martese is a member of the uva honor committee and has no criminal record whatsoever. martese has worked hard to ensure his bright future and we intend to fight the criminal charges against him with the utmost vigor. >> reporter: according to the school's newspaper the cavalier i checked out early this morning, the uva student council thinks the executive orders don't go far enough. coming up at 6:30, i'll have more on their effort to crack down on abc police. back to you. >> delia, thank you. >>> a hearing is planned for today for t

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question if you think back years ago people were about the proliferation of handguns now they have the ak-47s and automatic weapons and i worry that drones are used talk about delivering packages, farmers, photograp hers soon there will be used by say professional hitman or various drug groups to fight against each other is that the inevitable results? >> it is possible already their smuggling across the mexican border but it turns out they kiepura -- crashing [laughter] so they are not reliable with mexico and u.s. apparently is littered with them but of course, he had the case the other day of a joke intelligence agency decides to fly then drone over the warehouse crashing into a tree. it is called a possible buyout gps severally has made it possible that said technology is not that esoteric. but people worry about other countries mounting drone attacks but i don't think they have the global command-and-control system we have killed up that enables them to run those thrown -- drone operations. there is a lot of other things we can worry about in the meantime i really enjoy your free day your st

we must prevent human rights agenda or worse allowing it to be used for a tool for fuel and confrontation. it's un akeather akac akac -- unacceptable for objectives in the international arena and arguing for so called justified interference in domestic affairs of sovereign states using unilateral coercive measures and force and lead to force and attempts to use the heinous killing for political purposes is despicable. this is an heinous crime which will be fully investigated in the full framework of the law to make sure they are brought to justice and putin handed down all instructions and is insuring special control over this investigation. human rights concerns should be addressed only through dialog based on mutual respect and guided by universal instrument which constitutes to contemporary framework for protection. the creation of this framework and establishment of the u.n. itself were two major outcomes of the victory in world war ii the 17th anniversary which the world is celebrating this year we are all internally indebted to viktors who fought for truth and justice and universal values, to t

being told that god is on your side and given an ak-47 when you are 12 as part of what it means to ben afghanistan and iraq that killed the same way. all i'm saying to what people is stop hoarding the crazy. it affects the way i think about it. the white person run out of a building other day. i thought, that guy is a jerk. if a muslim person ran out of a building, i think that building is going to blow. [laughter] i see what person with a beard and i want to buy his artist no honey -- artisenal honey. i see a muslim person with a beard, i hope he is getting pulled out of line at jfk. i read a statistic recently that only 32 percent of americans know a muslim person. amazing, right? here i am, people. [laughter] i want to be your muslim friend. [laughter] to that end, i went one step further and e-mailed a bunch of high-level individuals in media and government and asked them to ask me anything they want to ask a muslim american. i got some interesting responses. first person that e-mailed me back was joe's car scarbro. i didn't read it. i don't think anyone does. [laughter] then don

block of north hollywood street in brewerytown, police executed search warrant of the home and recovered an ak-47. this isn't the first time the two have run into trouble with the law. >> ramon williams has two arrests, carlton hips has six arrests, and he got out of prison in i believe it was 200 the. >> the i-team found williams arrest record includes retail theft, hips record includes multiple convictions he pled guilty to robbery and firearms charges following a 2004 innings dent and was sentenced to ten years behind bars. hips only served the minimum five years before being released on parole in 2009. state probation and parole board documents obtained by the i-team showed hips received a positive recommendation from the department of corrections the board determined he was not a risk to the community and demonstrated motivation for success. >> natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now, as of thursday, carlton hips was still on county probation. he met with his probation officer tuesday who noted no problems. under county probation, hips was prohibited from possessing any firearms. >

message he has been delivering the past couple months, trying to strike a conciliatory tone, and president obama ak that saying we will keep troops there, slow down withdrawal to give you the best chance for success as possible. >> how much does it have to do with yemen and that they took their eye off the ball and underestimated issues there, and seeing through the region with isis, a time when the administration was criticized for not seeing how brutal or how influential isis could be in that region. >> that's a great question. it is more applicable to iraq than yemen, the motion the afghan president put in play happened since day one in office for him. you're right. the criticism was the united states withdrew from iraq quickly, security forces weren't up to the task, isis took control of mosul and other parts of iraq and syria. there's that concern among the security establishment, if the u.s. withdraws too quickly from afghanistan, not giving afghan forces chance for success, you could see taliban reengage and more importantly isis which now started to make in roads, according to the afghan pr

were able to get samio to record a so-called martyrdom video where he is right to suicide vest and has an akehind him, all of which were provided by the fbi. they get him to attempt to deliver a car bomb, which was provided by the fbi. as he backs out, fbi agents arrest him and essentially got their hollywood ending. what is concerning is this isn't the only case where a hollywood ending has occurred. sami osmakac is one of many terrorists -- so-called terrorists since 9/11 who have been arrested in the sting operations. amy: why did they target him? >> it is still unclear exactly why they targeted him. according to the fbi's official story on this, osmakac happen to go into a middle eastern market that was run by an informant. that man claimed osmakac asked if he had al qaeda flags. in turn, he called the fbi and they launched the sting operation against osmakac. sami osmakac denies he asked anyone for an al qaeda flags. certainly, there's questions about how fisa evidence was used and whether the government may have used surveillance before the introduction of the informant. that is to say