b.b. boom. >> thank you, ed. this is a new day in -- in downtown visitation avenue. it is usually sunnier here. this is one of the sunniest neighborhoods in the city of san francisco. i like to thank may newsom and supervisor maxwell for their leadership and commitment in securing the four-plus million dollar bond that led to the creation of this beautiful state-of-the-art streetscape that we're here celebrating. the department of public works staff and project managers on the ground have worked we ve hard to keep the project moving and it actually finished a little ahead of schedule. i think they should be acknowledged for their hard work. chris, alex, john, deppness, thank you guys. the fact that they made themselves available too attend our merchant meetings and were attentive and patient fielding an endless barrage of questions from a lot of small business owners was great. they were real partners in this and -- i really thank them for that. the merchants themselves along leland avenue

. >>> a sniper with a b.b. gun started shooting near warren road bridge today. one was hurt when flying glass hit them in the eye. >>> another teen killed on the streets of baltimore, a 19-year- old was stabbed last night near patterson park. last night, this was breaking news. he died overnight and the police have arrested someone for that murder. >>> and taking a look here. this was a stabbing here. they stabbed a man in the back after getting into an argument after a fight. the police also arrested another teen and a man stabbed is said to be okay. >>> and a police officer uses his car to make sure that a suspect doesn't get away. he hit a teen riding his bike this morning and after trying to arrest the teen, he hurt his leg a little bit when the officer hit him, but he's already out of the hospital. >>> we're seeing more fatal accidents between cars and bicyclists and now, the cyclists are getting a bill of rights. >> reporter: last summer, this 69-year-old decided to run errands on his bike. >> he left and he yelled over his shoulder, if i'm later than an h

of b.b.., one of the nation's top ten banks. >> i really believe that lower interest rates, the confidence that's related to the fed actions will stimulate more loan demand and therefore our loans that we make will go up and that will be a very good thing. >> susie: you know kelly we hear so many stores from small businesses that say it's so difficult to get loans and we hear from bankers that say that their customers don't want loans even at superlow-interest rates. do you see that changing now that the federal reserve is increasing the money supply? >> you know, i really do, susie. i think that businesspeople until really this week have been very reticent to step out and invest and make a commitments, especially when it requires borrowing additional money because of the uncertainty that they felt from kind of a global perspective but particularly the policies and issues coming out of washington. and so with with the political changes coming this week, with the quantitative easing of the fed

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join us for our interview with b.b.&t.'s kelly king. >> tom: well, as we heard, the federal reserve action today, not much of a surprise, really, for the markets. still, though, kind of choppy around the time of the decision. let's get you updated in tonight's "market focus." this is today's trade of the s&p 500. within 45 minutes of the fed statement, it hit both a new low and a new high for the day before settling higher. the market is feeling more optimistic. the chicago board options exchange volatility index fell 9%. this measures how much investors are paying for options protection. and a falling index usually means investors are felling more bullish. now with the fed creating more dollars, the dollar index, currency, closed at its lowest level of the year. senior market strategist at international futures group, arjan ligtenberg, thinks that trend will continue, even as it may help the economy. >> i think when the dollar gets weaker, it's going to help our export numbers. as our exports go up, that will obviously mos

of which is the way you will want to make some money but i looked and finally the broader b.b. the potentially better will become more costly consumers in germany say than what we have now is what we'll what the outcome will be living if you just give me a can equally it apply those theoretical ennoble principles to the serio but tutti with once again i'd like to repeat i agree with madam chancellor i hope this will not happen i think we will be able to find a reasonable solution to all these problems. we will do everything to not allow the gas to become more expensive here but we want to make it cheaper let's talk about the visa i stand. with the president medvedev we talked about it when he last visited here. and on the one hand. it's something that the european economy and desires and we now on now agree to absolutely. talk about apply. steps i must be fulfilled which is that as we take to actually have a visa free regime i'm sure many has quite a few questions and on quite a few concerns so it will not happen overnight but sorenson business people we want to have. here beca

eon may sell its stake in russia's gas giant gazprom commerce on daily reports the potential buyer is b.b. bank. currently owns three point five percent of gas prom the world's largest utility is selling off assets in order to compensate for falling earnings earlier the company's chief said the stake in gas problem was not strategic with the company aiming to expand in china and brazil finance minister says the supervisory board hasn't discussed the deal yet. and staying with gas moscow and beijing are likely to agree on the price of russian gas supplies to china before the middle of next year the news came after russia and chinese pilot ministers held talks on tuesday in st petersburg where energy relations top the agenda medina reports. the latest round of energy dialogue between russia and china hasn't broad what many analysts were anticipating and pricing policy both sides find suitable but on tuesday prime minister putin sound that you negotiate sions between gazprom and china national betrayal and company i'm going to clans. as you it's not the energy between our countries developin

now hearing from the head of b.b b.a.r.t. there is a police line at the station. it is in tension. dwindled down to 100, 200 protestors at this point. if it is their intention to get to the b.a.r.t. station to board some trains they will be stopped at that station. >> interesting watching them, work their way through the city. they'll run into a police barricade and change directions. they can have their demonstration. they can exercise their freedom of speech. what police really want to prevent from happening tonight is to prevent injury. i think they stopped traffic at one point a to minutes ago. while laura was doing sports. we watched traffic come to a stop. around lake merit area. police wanted no intermingling of vehicles. people. they have kept the demonstrators away from retail areas where we have seen so many problems in the demonstrations. >> we are waiting for a news conference, from the police choo chief, city leaders. we'll bring that to you tonight at 11:00. >> thank you, stay with us. [ male announcer ] get to subway® tonight, cuz any regular footlong™ sub is a $5 fo