we asked the general manager of this attraction. powell would you describe this attraction? >> it is a steel and glass movable platform, it has room for eight guests, and a week use overhead hydraulic cylinders to tilt the platform outside 230 degrees. outside the 30 degrees. >> the engineering is spectacular, is this something you wanted? >> we were very sensitive to the idea that we were doing this on the face of the hancock center. we wanted something complementary. >> is a safe, how does this work? >> a series of overhead hydraulic cylinders 62 in. long, it pushes the structure out. >> there is a safety feature? >> just beyond those that there is a series of steele stopped as well. in it opens up to the public this weekend ? a >> that is right tomorrow morning. >> coming up, we'd use of the new movie this is called one of the best movies to come out in a while. it does not. lie on usual pranks and is actually a funny. it is been given an a plus. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for luminess air. now there's a new way to completely cover your flaws, mini

san francisco o has a strong partnership r with attracting international service. want to ask you to join in in welcoming sandra (clapping.) thank you, john it's my pleasure to add my thanks to air lingus we're thrilled about the tourism time between our two countries. the tour is the number one tour industry is the growth is strong it's extremely important to making sure that flight is both ways coming in san francisco and going to ireland. dublin is a gateway and we look forward to working with the central europe. over 50 of irish coming into san francisco come from dublin i was with may team and to promote this flight we look forward to working with i for a strong relationship pr congratulations and welcome again (clapping.) thank you, john i'd like to welcome the ceo christofi mueller >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, may i ask the crew please to join me on stage we have the gun is all over the place but please join me (clapping) so mayor ed lee and keep in mind guests thank you for the warm welcome i'm overwhelming i have not seen people to pick up their

i don't know why you girls aren't attracted to me. but i will punish you all for it. >> tonight we're learning more about the 22-year-old who went on a shooting rampage near uc santa barbara killing six people. i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm ann notarangelo. david begnaud is near ucsb right now. david? >> reporter: good evening, we are in santa barbara county here at the sheriff's department where the sheriff is about to speak. the press conference was supposed to start at the top of the hour but has been delayed. there was a man who stepped before the podium and said i am the father of one of the victims. and very emotionally this man railed against the nra and what he called irresponsible parents. but he started off by saying you never think it's going to happen to your child until it does. witnesses say a man driving a black bmw went on a drive-by rampage with a semiautomatic handgun. near the university of california's santa barbara campus friday night. >> and i just thought it was like an air soft gun or something. so i was like -

so this will also i think attract other people looking for heirs.e're going to have 15 percent market rate housing and i think that we need this. this is been the heart of the visitacion valley. so i'm asking all of you to support the development at slaj lock thank you. thank you. next speake thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, commissioners and planning staff douglas functioning a member of the community advisory board it feels guarantee great to be staples here before i between the private developers and communities to come to a point where we all still like each other and are anxious to have more units and the groceries and the parks and wonderful thing that come along with that but understand and i have been participating this long on how to maintain the nationals we've also participated in this project was started as a redevelopment process to it was used and it's a wonderful process being able to community with the community and be able to publish the design but we redevelopment process includes the continuing participation from the co

what attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump?s the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing that hits me the most. books are good for understanding, language, and art in general. also being a graphic designer, going straight to the magazines and seeing all this printed material being discarded has also been part of my work. of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr. some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i work with a lot of cloddish. so being able to cut into it come at into it, removed parts, it is part of

we looked at the feasibility of attracting that the plan was a little bit over baby boomer and when we started the restrictions this was realistic that's been reduced to maximum of retail that's primary on the red i wish i had a pointer. primarily concentrated here and initially that was all along bayshore as well as leeland. i'm not a lefty. one key change was sauls of the height increases we wanted to make sure that the pedestrian experience and we still had active streets the original plan was to require mostly excuse me. ground floor retail requirements and so on the left map those are the solid red lines the change is still to require the ground floor retail by have individual residents that's what it showing up as orange that was no a requirement given the increased in heights. something else we heard in the community is e.c. calibration around the grocery store we wanted to make sure the discredits were well-designed so we have new guidelines and strong language for certain pathways to be open and well landscaped and some of them visiblely open even if not physically open. anoth

they are looking to attract a younger audience.e trying to get younger people into the indianapolis motor speedway. among the things, glamor camping. so folks can come in and camp overnight at the speedway on the infield. certainly the food service and the vendors around the speedway they have been upgraded. are new vendors there as well, and the suites from the pagoda to the luxury suites along the main straight away, those will continue to offer high-end offerings. but as you know this is a true melting pot of america. you will see a glamour people -- david letterman will be there, one of the team owners, but also the grassroots hoosiers as well on the infield. >> it use todd be growing up, my friends would say, david shuster why would you ever want to go to the indianapolis 500 because look at all of those rednecks. but it really has changed, you mentioned it has become much more upscale? >> yeah, yeah, it really has. and i think there's a real focus on catering to a more upscale crowd and a younger crowd as well. the demographi

there are ripley's odditoriums all around the country that attract thousands of visitors every year.e "night at the museum," ben stiller actually spends the night in a museum. would you ever spend the night in a museum like this? >> [ chuckles ] we actually have people who do. >> [ gasps ] >> we do fascinating overnight programs here at the attraction. >> would i like to spend the night here in this museum? are you kidding?! for "teen kids news," i'm amanda. >> [ laughs ] well, that's our show for this week. thanks for watching "teen kids news." we'll see you next time. >> write to us at... here's a shout-out to pr newswire for including "teen kids news" on their big screen in times square, new york city. a big thanks to our troops in the middle east for their service. hanna: have you ever wondered how a dog is trained to guide the blind? or how customs dogs learn to sniff out drugs? i'm jack hanna. join me as i go on the job with some completely captivating canines. ♪ come to the world of adventure ♪ ♪ the animal world of adventure ♪ [ howls ] ♪ you can hear the adventure [ roars ]

we polled them about possible mitigation measures to reduce risk and make the project as attract active as possible. secondarily most of the bidders thought the design was unique and very custom and designed to an extremely narrow tolerance that was almost un constructible and so you pay for that level of complexity and in the trade packages currently on the street several of the bidders mentioned that the language in the bidder manual gave a perception to the perceived responsibility for the design even though the package is essentially complete and that added risk in their eyes and language in the bidding manual possibly made them feel they had some responsibility for certain elements of previous subcontract or's work and that also added to the risk and potential costs and where you are bidding out trade packages over long periods of time to make sure the project came together also adds risk to the project. in terms of general requirements -- a few subcontractors mentioned that certain items like site logistics there was more of a burden to the subcontractors than they normally saw an

interstate, would have the power to attract and channel taurus in enormous numbers. would have the power to make this part of the high country 1956, vacation stop in this effort to get the interstate highway designation seemed doomed. that was because of plans for the highway system nationwide , there was not even going to be an interstate ruby rockies. if you look at this map, it is one of the earliest areas -- ideas of what the system might look like. 1939, if you look at that, you see an interstate snaking through the planes. it is stopping. mapfinal interstate highway in 1947, that was the same exact thing you stop it dead ends in denver. the obvious reason was the high ranges of the high country stop they had always seemed like walls in the way of east-west travel. it is the same reason the transcontinental railroad had shunned colorado. now, the planners of the interstate system were planning the biggest public works project in history and they were planning to shun the high country. once again, we see that there is nothing natural or historically inevitable ab

obviously this is a huge tourist attraction in san francisco.ot just san francisco, but in our country. people come here to see lombard street, we get that. but we want it to be a safe tourist attraction, we want it safe for pedestrians and residents. if this isn't the answer, something has to be done. we plead with you as the board of directors to point us in the right direction to solve a problem that has been going on for much too long. thank you! thank you. . >> thank you. >> i have three people who have indicated ang interest in this matter, randall, followed by richard and then reid. >> good afternoon, sir. >> i live at 2215 levenworth, which is about a half a block to the right of the picture you had up here. and i have two issues that i want to speak to. i would say the first one is side effects and unintended consequences. a big side effect of the current situation is if you were to look to the right on levenworth you'd see a string of cars parked on the street, half on the sidewalk. they're blocking our garages. multiple times i've com

. >>> while the real estate market struggles to attract more home buyers, president obama turned to some corporate leaders from around the world for advice on attracting more investment here to the united states. hampton pearson has more on today's meeting and what those ceos are looking for in return. >> reporter: top executives from both u.s. and foreign-based companies were invited to the white house for a select usa business roundtable focused on attracting more drekt direct investment in the u.s. a 3-year-old federal effort aim at helping firms navigate government red tape is beginning to pay dividends. assets of foreign affiliates topped $4.5 trillion in 2014, an all-time high according to commerce department data. the president told the business leaders there's more to be done. >> we have the most dynamic and creative and innovative economy in the world, but we don't always do what it takes to go after business around the world and make sure that they know the benefits of investing in the largest market on earth. >> while the obama administration was touting new incentives for mor

. >> girls are not sexually attracted to me. that's a problem that i intend to rectify. >> reporter: 9:17 p.m. friday. rodger's mothers phone rings. a family friend says it was the shooter's therapist, asking if she read the manifesto, called "my twisted world." alarmed, she checks her son's youtube channel. rodger's mother calls her ex-husband, hollywood director peter rodger, they race to santa barbara, alerting police. but it's too late. >> shots fired. >> reporter: ten minutes of terror. 12 different crime scenes. 13 wounded. three shot dead. and at rodger's apartment, his two roommates and one of their friends found stabbed to death. weeks before the violence spree, rodger's parents contacted police, who conducted a simple welfare check. deputies say they found no reason to take action. a painful reality of the families of the victims. >> nobody needs to own three semiautomatic handguns. it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: among the dead, 19-year-old veronika weiss, a water polo player, gunned down outside alpha phi sororit

media attraction and research and learn about and educate the community members on land use we're not professional organizers starbuck's has dispatched one of their full-time representatives who's entire jobs was to shepherd this system they then hired two public relation firms to sought. by doing anything to lower the bar that is noted to quiet the voices of the independent merchant of san francisco. i urge you to keep the cu formula retail stores at the 12 and not allow one from a transfer of one merchant to another. it takes the time to be harder at the corner store it closed been a chain restaurant starbuck's wanted to take over that'll they would be there today and at least one of the locally owned cfo shops would be gone we wouldn't have had the time to figure out how to speak up it's currently accompanied by two local businesses >> thank you. next speaker. . good afternoon, commissioners i'm with the committee on jobs i want to commend the staff for the hard work in undertaking the study it was ambitious and one that was well worthy of the research. all and all it was a balance

they will not be able to attract people to buy their high-priced hardware. they need to move strategically. givingppears to involve dr. dre full-time positions at apple. dr. dre will focus on his music as a priority and will work for apple when they need him. staying in the united states, the american economy took a bigger hit from harsh winter weather during the first quarter than expected. figures show the u.s. economy shrank by one percent between january and march. it is significantly slower than a previous prediction for the first quarter and is a turnaround for the last three months of 2013 when the u.s. economy powered ahead with a growth rate of 2.6% on an annualized basis. much of it was attributed to the strength of the severe winter weather that hit the united states. atmrs. build up inventories a slower pace and it was the worst performance for the u.s. for the first three months of 2011. innomists expect a rebound 2014. that is the reason for u.s. investors to brush these figures aside. lets take a look at how they are doing, over in the united

cfos and people working with the businesses but get to talk to the employees and find out what's attractive and try to meet the challenges and usually it's about transportation or schools now those days it's about the price of housing and building more housing thaitsdz that's where we generate our ideas i added to that meeting not because i want to get out of city hall but on fridays now i've added an hour to get to go to the commercial corridors of the city and walk and feel what people are doing and stick my head into the local restaurant and the eyes cream particularly that takes along or the local toy stores and futile iowa we can do. and listening to them and talk with them and react with all the policy decisions with regina and others tisk with our economic development office and awe our small business programs and those ideas turn into immediate reality so we create 1, 2, 3 license ability where small business can get our licenses or permits quickly we're going to open a single portal for small businesses that wyoming want to have one place to go rather than stand in line for differe

that's part of the reason the party is attracte attracted to . >> charlie: he's very impressive in interviews and speeches. >> people have met him, regardless of party, i find like him, respect him, think he would be a good president, regardless of party. >> in the democratic and electoral college, they're bound up together and part of the same story. >> charlie: good luck. great to have you. >> thank you. >> charlie: can i say break a leg? break a leg. back in a moment. stay with us. >> charlie: keifer sutherland is here, agent john mccai jack e series 24. was nominated for 73 emmy awards and one for outstanding drama in 2006. sutherland won for outstanding lead actor. here's a teaser for 24, live another day. (gunfire) >> charlie: first time you've seen it. >> yeah. >> charlie: ran during the super bowl. >> it did, but i was in london. the super bowl, i actually watched part of the super bowl, but it was, like, at 4:00 in the morning, and they don't have any commercials, that's only here in the states, so that's the first thing i've seen. >> charlie: tell me about how this all happened. >>

. >> this has turned into a dangerous tourist attraction. i call it an attractive nuisance. >> residents feel trapped if their homes and it is impossible do back out of the drive. they worry about hitting people or watching them get hit by drivers who are on vacation and are not paying perfect attention. >> i love the fact memorial are super enthusiastic about seeing it and we put a lot of effort in maintaining the street. it can be a pain during really nice weather days or the summer months. >> tourists are so taken by the beautyive the crooked street they have trouble feeling sorry for people who get to live here. >> they ought to be proud of it, embrace it. pretty neat. >> the residents urge people to consider their perspective. when it was built, crowds everyone not an issue. >> if today anyone wanted to do this an attractive street in the middle of a private neighborhood that had in accommodation for the traffic it would generate, the city would never permit it. >> today, city officials are scheduled to discuss and vote on possibly shut

they have a problem attracting international users.s next on bloomberg west. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg west, i'm cory johnson. pinterest is valued at $5 billion, and has had no problem attracting investors and users in the u.s.. it may be getting lost in translation when it comes to attracting international users. sarah, you have a really interesting story about the troubles this business has getting international. >> i think what we need to keep in mind is that pinterest is such a cultural thing. people share things that are artsy and creative, and if you go on the front page of interest in the u.s., you will see ideas for wedding hair were pretty , or burger recipe. those are things that don't necessarily translate abroad. to do iserest needs figure out the nuances of each culture, put people on the ground, and figure out how to tailor -- have content that is relative to those viewers. invest, theye imagine they are only in the u.s., soon it will be everywhere. what are they doing to grow international users if it is not transla

arare we tracking someone becaue they're simply an attractive person? >> reporter: chicago is among the most watched cities in america. it's traffic cameras will be replaced with new models that can pivot 360 degrees. >> reporter: how do you feel about that? >> a little violated. >> reporter: for years you could walk from downtown to the other without ever being out of range. what is new with the new cameras they can profi pivot to follow n individual or zoom in for positive i.d. some critics say that is too much information. >> imagine that person takes that walk, and along the way they stop for a political meeting, and maybe they stop to see their therapist, and maybe they even stop to see someone with whom they are in a romantic relationship that they're not married to. >> reporter: inside this building police and emergency management officials can watch those cameras along with 24,000 others from trains and bus stops to housing projects to private office buildings all networked together in a web of stance surveillance. >> it's a little bit scary to

yes, increasing growth rate, he has to attract foreign investment and sentiment. these are big challenges. >> how does he raise the poverty level in yinnedia -- india, to make people peel better. >> he talks about high growth rates taking care of the poor by pulling them up. people have criticised that. other states did better. along with growth there has been social interaction in terms of improving the health of people, giving them better education, right to food and so on and so forth. >> what do you make. b.j.p.'s approach to kashmir. a senior leader in the b.j.p. party, a man likely to be the next speaker of parliament suggested cancelling an article in the constitution that would change the way that kashmir is administered. that it would be more under india's control. it is causing concern in some places. >> i don't know where it is causing concern. this is an election issue ever since the b.j.p. was formed, that they'd aggregate article c70, giving specialist status in kashmir because of the way it was merged with india. the instrument of succession, sugges

when that becomes attractive, longer yields becomes diminished.t's a long yield inot more -- into more attractive payoffs. that trade is there now. >> ok. when you look at the emerging markets, we talk about the nervousness there has been surrounding africa, brazil, russia. those are the economies that therefore have the biggest potential further down the road. again, when you look at kind of risk versus reward, where do they stack up versus some of the more -- >> we are happy to be a little bit late. from an asset allocation perspective, we look at timing right. it is unrealistic. in emerging markets, we do not mind being late, because there will be plenty of return. processes, investors get very excited about it. look at infdia. the stock market is anticipating changes the modi will make that will liberate business. i think they're going to happen. we will have to wait longer. we have to see the reality of this changes. same with brazil. price controls, the battle with inflation. we are happy to wait longer. we want to earn that risk premium. >>

it's one of the bay area's biggest tourist attractions. and soon it may be *off-limits -- during the height of tourist season! find out why. on the move after being kicked out of their east bay encampment. where former albany 'bulb' residents are now calling home -- and the problems that is causing. commuters in san francisco may soon find fewer seats and more passengers packed in -- "standing room only." newly configured light rail cars are running on the n-judah line. many of the double wide seats were removed. and changed to "singles". to allow for more standing room. the change makes room for about 50-more people. if this all works well -- the new design could become permanent. what's san francisco's lombard street without a long line of cars.? some people argue -- it's time to cut down on some of that tourist traffic. and an unusual rescue on 580 in oakland. one that resulted in an adoption. lombard street is a big tourist attraction, but there are safety concerns for pedestrians, drivers - and people who live in the area. that's why

is all caps more attractive from a valuations perspective?about 55 times earnings, and the average since 2010 is about 42 times. looking forward a projected earnings, there are 25 times earnings. that is a big gap between trailing -- it is about 30 points, the highest since 2010. expect small-cap earnings to basically doubled this year. the first quarter they underperformed and trailed estimates by about 7%. large-cap stocks are not expected to grow anywhere near that level of earnings. sam stovall from s&p expects downward revisions in the earnings forecast and we have centers went over the last few weeks. it will be interesting if those come down even further. is anything that suggests the trend in small-caps is over? russell 2000 is still making lower lows and lower highs. if you draw lines above and below the chart, it is still pointing downward. what is interesting to me is that yesterday was active back gains, and that is about as much as it has been able to handle in the last month. it has not had a three-day gain since april, almost a

their stars. >> i think there is a new edge to new york in wanting to be competitive and wanting to attractigh-tech companies and i thought let's have fun with it. >> value tech which makes supplies for high tech manufacturing is only bringing about 25 jobs to a work force of nine million, the overall job growth from last year is behind national average and new york ranks highest among the states, high tax, regulation and high stress. governor andrew cuomo has set out to change that but even his hand-picked economic development commissioner, the man behind the ads, admits they are not there yet. >> there is no doubt they're a work in progress. >> but simply by talking the talk, new york is plunging itself into a competition that is increasingly intense. state finances across the country have largely recovered from the recession but job growth still has not. that means the states are bringing a lot more fire power into the fight for a handful of jobs. >> governor cuomo. >> why more jobs and businesses move to texas than any other state. >> no state has been more aggressive than texas running

he hopes it will attract sightseers. they build an arch memorial. many tourists came in the beginning, but their numbers have fallen. opened a barbecue restaurant three years ago. business went well for the first year. but now, she struggles to pay her staff. she doesn't qualify for government assistance as her home wasn't badly enough damaged by the quake. >> translator: my sales have been falling for two years. this year has been the slowest. many people here are thought to be well off because of compensation payments, but they've gone to cities to find seasonal work. >> reporter: before chen opened her restaurant, government officials told her some 200,000 people would live in her town, but the actual population is one-tenth of that. a short stroll from the main street, many shops stand shattered and closed down. >> translator: the government ran a big poster campaign trying to get people to visit, but it didn't help. they also organized events to attract tourists, but those weren't successful either. >> reporter: much of the reconstruction compl

it's wealth. >> i don't think the government is attracting its wealth. yes, they enjoy their lifestyle. some of them have already made their money and choose to live in london. >> and so london boasts more billionaires than any other city. what about other prosperous cities in the world. >> well trailing behind is moscow with 48 billionaires, and then new york with 43. america has got obviously more billionaires, but the u.k. per population has more billionaires in the g-8, in the world. >> did that surprise you? >> yes, it's all based on sterling measures. so people who think there are a lot of billionaires in america and other places, yes, that's correct. but when you equate it on the same currency measures it surprised me that we went up to 100 billionaires for the first time. we had 88 in the u.k. last year. it's been a rapid increase. >> would you say that moscow has seen a decrease? >> no, moscow is second in the number of billionaire, an. >> and their wealth is growing there as well. >> people think there are a lot of russian billionaires in londo

verizon is seen by many as a massive mature company, but there are reasons why stocks are more attractive. >> these have sound fundamentals, typically a solid cash flow, high dividend yield. there is a real need for income today and it can be found in this space. >> that may be what is grabbing warren buffet's attention, in the latest round of disclosures, buffet's berkshire hathaway is seeing profit, paulson and others are adding other stake, paulson bought 8.7 million shares of the company, and loeb bought three and a half million shares, some point to the steady business along with the heavy dividend. holders are entitled to payments each year. >> dividend paying stocks are the sweet spots, among those are really good telecom names that offer what baby boomers need today which is income retirement as well as capital appreciation. >> of course there is always the risk that the stocks can go down. now maybe it is a longer play or a shorter term play but the dividend seems to be a big part of the reason why the stock is so attractive to these wall street heavyweights. for "nightly busines

they were in the willis tower's ledge attraction.e-inducing glass boxes that jut out from the tower. we've all seen them. a group of guys was in one of those boxes when they felt the glass beneath them start to crack. you heard me right. officials say it was only the protective coating that cracks from time-to-time, and not the three-inch-thick glass. but no one knew that at the time. >> i just feel like a million little pieces on my hand. and i immediately look down. and i see it just cracking very fast. and i just jump off, crawl off. i don't know what i did. >> authorities immediately closed the ledge for repairs. but insist no one was ever in any danger. >>> now, to a real threat for fans at a big rock festival in portugal. >> check them out. the rolling stones joined on stage by bruce springsteen. the boss cranked out the classic "tumbling dice." >> while it was familiar territory for them. springsteen and the stones have performed the same song at a few shows back in 2012. as the song says, there's fever in the funk house now.