so you have mailbox for e-mail, you have carousel for photos. how are those products doing?w: good. each of those is a new kind of adventure. emily: dropbox has 400 million users. how many users do those services have? drew: we don't break them out separately, but they have been growing, too. we want to make sure the product is right before we spread our new apps throughout the network. emily: why is dropbox worth $10 billion? drew: we are in 8 million businesses now. there are orders of magnitude greater in the world. there is a ton of room for us to grow. even at 400 million users, there are still billions of people on the internet. you look at how valuable that problem is. i mean, you look -- the things people put in their dropbox are the most important possessions. right? the stuff in your dropbox is stuff that if your house were burning down, you would go get. right? and for a company, making their team productive, having a safe place for their most important information -- these are extremely valuable problems we solve. we are shipped on most samsung phones out of the

franklin square was packed with moms and kids of all ages enjoying the long-over-due sunshine and carouselre were lot of hugs and kisses, to go along with a popular mother's day brunch. >> it is the fourth year we had the brunch and we have been sold out every year. >> this group celebrated mother's day with four generations. >> we are awfully lucky we are all together and can live so close by and get together for all of the holidays, including mother's day. >> the crafty moms or moms who love to shot, full of unique and hand-made gifts. for many moms this is a mother's day tradition. >> mother's day about four or five years ago and ever since then it stayed in people's mind. come down and have a great day with their moms. >> this is unique and different from anywhere we have been. this is amazing, i love it. >> for this mom of two, including a 2-month-old, a chance to enjoy the day with her kids and buy a very important gift. >> it is mother's day. i was told to buy something for myself. >> reporting at penns landing, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >>> a celebration for the grand

some moms took a spin on the carousel. we met a mom and son who came up from washington, d.c. to play the mini golf on the franklin square. a great tradition there. if you're looking for something to do with mom on this beautiful day there's lots of crafts and shopping and food vendors and admission is free and it is open until 6:00 p.m. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you. >>> turning to the race for the white house, bernie sanders will be in north jersey today where he would attend a rally at rutgers university. sanders remains in the race even though hillary clinton is 155 delegates shy of clinching the nomination. else behind in part because he failed to gain the support of super delegates. they are the party leaders who lined up in droves to support clinton. hillary clinton is not only the campaign trail but expected to be in new jersey on wednesday. she will make a campaign stop in the camden area after sanders spends two days stumping in the state. >>> on the republican side donald trump is taking aim at hillary clinton and her husband and has harsh wor

. >> if only this 1-year-old could say the same, the carousel not her cup of tea. >> i had a good timeshe didn't enjoy it, she didn't want to go on the horsey, we sat on the bench. >> and our kids are playing some games. as soon as we are done here we are going to be home. >> earlier in the evening the tanger outlets were busy leaving beach bags behind switching to shopping bags before the wet weather arrived. >> going home tomorrow, so hey, we had a good time this weekend. >> then you don't have to put up with the rain. >> before the rain. >> trying to get fun in before that? >> yeah, we are leaving tonight. >> and tornadoes? >> no tornadoes. >> we need to get back to virginia. >> and atlantic city in a thick haze all day, the fog giving an erie feel to the beach but not stopping them from enjoying the day. >> you couldn't see what was in front of you at all. like at all. >> but you still managed to get sunburned. >> yeah. >> we try to get together for memorial day weekend. and this is my beautiful sister and we don't get to see each other much, so our family is down. >> and lots of f

piece of bright colored fabric on your suitcase handle so it's easier to pick out in the luggage carousel. helpful! >> larry: actually, no. the report says hillary did not comply with the federal records act. i mean, that is a law! >> not a major one. tiny one. teensy-tiny. boy, it is really hot in here >> larry: yes! i think you're showing how much pressure you're under right now! >> no, no. i come from a family of sweaters. we all have huge adrenal glands. >> larry: i don't believe you. >> larry, we're all cool as cucumbers over here. all i know is that secretary clinton is as happy to get to the bottom of all this as anyone else. that's why she cooperated fully with the investigation. >> larry: explain this to me. how could she have done that without any official approval? how could that have happened. oh, my god! oh, my god! >> oh, larry! >> larry: you're drenched! >> the only -- >> yes? the only thing official is my left arm has gone numb, okay. i think i'm having a goddamn heart attack. will someone open a ( bleep ) window. >> larry: okay, i think you answered all my questions. carl

the carousel and mini golf are available at it is the beautiful day, the first sunshine we've seen intoatlely worked out -- totally worked out in the weather department. the tickets fund programming for the park how does this help franklin square? >>> all the money generated helps programs throughout the year and maintains and keeps the park clean throughout the year. >>> i know you're still getting set up. the brunch 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. it's a way to celebrate with your mom. no matter what you do even if it is just a phone call let your mom know you appreciate her and love her. nydia, happy mother's day to you, too. >>> thank you, enjoy the day. >>> thousands of breast cancer survivors along with tens of thousands of family and friends are walking or running through the streets of philadelphia right now. they have a singular purpose to find a cure for breast cancer. they are taking part in the race for the cure. before the race started, former governor ed rendell told the crowd that thanks to their money researcher have made great strides for a wide range of cancers including bre

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and then i went to get my bag from the carousel.ly -- there's only one more thing to pass. that was just going -- going past customs. and the only thing that was going through my head is, there's not going to be a third instance. i already had two close calls. you know, i got no chance of losing this time. as i'm approaching, i made eye contact to try and be as natural as possible and take any suspicion off of myself. at this moment, i thought i was home free. thought it was walk out the doors, get in a taxi, get in a hotel and that's it. but then the other gentleman decided to say, no. >> senor! senor! >> i think i realize at this point that it was all over. i had been lucky twice. i passed the metal detector, i passed the dog. there's just no way you're going to pass all three. three strikes. they had me put the suitcase up on the table. and they wanted me to open it. i had a lock on the suitcase. i had to get the key out of my wallet. i knew it was over. the nervousness had pretty much gotten me then. i'm sitting here with this l

and it's on a carousel to roll around. i put that in the oven. the next pipe i pull, i put it on the soldering machine, take a pipe wrench, take the cap off, remove the rubber cord from there, put it in a box. put the cap back on and load it in the machine. when i load it, i'll pull the next one and just back and forth all night long. the first day was an unmitigated disaster. i was completely wore out because i was doing everything probably backwards from what it needed to be done. but as i watched how other guys were doing it, i kind of persevered, made it through the day. one thing i try to do, i want my numbers to be higher every night than they were the night before. the last time i worked this machine, i did 626. that was a respectable number. but i've got to hit at least 627 tonight. i want to show consistent progress. my first 43 years, i kind of got the short end of the stick, if you would. but at the same time, without my first 43 hadn't been like this, it's made me into the person i am. and i think it's going to give me one hell of an

and we were waiting at the carousel, five, ten minutes, and the bags come around.ou know, that you have to go through customs, and you know, you have to go through customs. and all i kept thinking to myself, i feel sick. calm down, calm down. it is madness. you know, your head is going 11,000 miles an hour thinking, if we get stopped what shall i say? what shall i say? >> i am still scattered thinking, do i look like i have anything with me? i am trying to act as calm and normal as possible. >> i looked at the guy, and he smiled and i thought that he was going to say, come through. hi. bag on the counter please. and he just said, "can you put your bag on the counter?" at that point, i could have physically been sick there. yes, have you got the keys to unlock the lock. i was trying to take the key out without shaking. he never said anything, but he looked at me and looked at the the bag, and rummaged through the bag, and it is like he knew what he was going for. i thought that my heart was going to the come through my mouth. >> i was thinking, that is it, we are ca

and you just fill it from an ever deepening well ♪ ♪ that's just what you do on an ever circling carousellove your sweet unconditional endless love ♪ ♪ and just when you think you can't give anymore you realize it's all that you're living for ♪ ♪ so you keep giving your endless love ♪ ♪ the seasons change the years go by you wonder where they went ♪ ♪ and wonder what they meant as you gave your endless love ♪ ♪ then you sit back with heavy heart and thank the lord above you for the people that love you who gave their endless love too and you smile as you end another day of giving your endless love away ♪ ♪ and all that we really want to say is thank you for your endless love your endless endless love ♪ >> beautiful, jennifer. >> beautiful. we're not done with surprises. we have a special one coming up. >>> we're back with our everyone has a story honoree beverly adams who is here with her grandson tex and her dear friend ruth. they were just treated to a performance by jennifer samar with david friedman and david wild. thanks for being here. >> hi, tex. >> how did you enjoy the song, beve

distinction have you to wait an hour and a half for the airline to finally get your bags to the carouselnd, yet, and it's free to bring it on board. why not reverse it? why not charge to bring it on board, make it free in the belly of the plane and get the airlines to be fixture in getting people their bags when they get off the planes. >> that's all things that the airlines would have to decide unless congress decided to pass a law that required that. there has been some discussion about asking the airlines to stop charging the checked bag fees as you are saying. clearly would facilitate greater throughput at the checkpoints if there is less items in carry on bags. densely packed it's hard to see what's in there heaven forbid there is a terrorist trying to exploit the system by packing something so tightly, carry-on bag to put explosives in that we believe might be able to get through that way. >> well, maybe with all the inconveniences they will finally rethink and come up with some good ideas to try to solve this problem. it's gotten to a bad level. thank you for joining us, sir. >> s

bandidos biker jake carousel, was in the middle of the fight. >> i had guys all over me.never been that scared in my life. >> reporter: this cossacks biker, who asked us to hide his identity, was wounded in the cha cha chaos. >> it was a lot of carnage. the blood coming out of me. the pain. people around me being shot. it's just not good. >> reporter: a year after the massacre, 154 of the 177 arrested bikers have been indicted by a waco grand jury and are out of jail, on bond, awaiting trial. but it's not clear when any of the biker brawl cases will see the inside of a courtroom. >> wow! ed, interesting stuff. so you caught on tape there the moment that the punches started flying. do we know why the punches started flying? >> we get into a lot of this. it depends on who you believe, right? bandidos say they were ambushed that day, that the cossacks were just sit tlg waiting to pick a fight. cossacks say that's not the case that the bandidos are the big dogs, flexing their muscles, so to speak, in the state. it's interesting. >> are you able to get a read at all on some of

we have that on the carousel for those of you who have not been on the business portal. that's casa sanchez and their delicious chips behind them. we have created a number of steps, even though this is a very non-linear process we've bun everything we can to show the incremental steps required for most businesses. this here applies to roughly all businesses in san francisco and the number of steps if you don't have to complete you still want to take a look at and see if they apply to your business. we have also set up treasurer and tax collector recently so you can register your business aupb lane and here is one of the more visited pages on the san francisco business portal currently, i am sure it will stay that way in the future when the next releases. this is the permit locator. there are roughly 428 forms affiliated with this permit locator. as you can see on the left side there are a number of filters that apply to different business types so you can click those off and they will return the permits you need for specific business parts. if you scroll down you can see