. >> good afternoon possibly good evening, commissioners david owen with airbnb this is a lengthy might want year with countless hours i want to thank the commission and all the folks that came out to share they're feeling every month everyone collects rent for more than one million dollars every most the average hosts makes between 1 thousand and 5 thousand dollars dollars a month we know that some folks in the city oppose home sharing but let's be clear about the motivation of folks that propose trojan hours legislation mass circulating as legislation we know that various city agencies put time into regulations and are well tensions this process is far too complex we've heard from folks about the difficulties people face and people that make it through the face are rewarded with nos from the to your they need to collect i want to address a few quick issues on the question of affordability impacts we know that home sharing makes san francisco more affordable and trying to pant the picture is a dangerous ohio beneficial it is how we addressed the affordable my time is going you may have

david owen. good morning to you. hope you had a very good easter break. >> yes, indeed. >> fantastic. you are feeling equally upbeat about the euro zone economy aren't you? data points on the manufacturing side and service sector side that are much better than expected in part. is this down to the ecb's qe or a cyclical recovery that was going to happen? >> a combination of factors. we saw in 2014 real household disposable incomes accelerate and that's driving it. but with the weaker euro and the oil price still feeding through the weakness of the oil price last year feeding through and now the ecb bond buying and interest rates coming down. so i think it's icing on the cake but the euro zone would surprise on the upside but definitely in 2015-16. >> are you not worried about complacency because we have qe and improvement in data points. >> reforms are needed but those reforms will show through only in the longer term. at the end of the day we need to see more of the money qe is creating being pu

david? >> ryan owens with us tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> now, to arizona, and new word tonight of another incident involving that officer who used his police cruiser to take down a suspect. this is the video from his own dashboard camera driving right toward that suspect outside tucson. the suspect did survive it. officer michael are peko was once sued while a member of the nypd. accused of pointing a gun at a man and choking him during a parking dispute. the case was settled. >>> tonight, for the first time we are hearing the terrifying 911 call from that worker trapped in the cargo hold of that plane flying from seattle to los angeles. passengers recording the moment from inside. shortly after takeoff, you can hear him banging from below. [ banging ] the man was trapped as he was banging. we now know he also called 911 for help in midair. as you're about to hear the operator on the other end of the phone in disbelief. here's abc's neal karlinsky tonight. >> reporter: the voice of that panicked baggage handler calling

david? >> ryan owens in tulsa for us again tonight. ryan thank you. >>> now, to the nightmare playing out at sea at this hour. the images coming in now, a fierce storm, a cruise ship trapped right in the middle of it. 2,500 passengers 800 of them children. can you see the giant waves hitting the ship. water so dangerous, they have not been allowed to return to port. abc's hamish macdonald reaching some of those passengers as 60 60-mile-an-hour winds hit the ship. >> reporter: this is the view through the window for passengers of the carnival "spirit." 30-foot plus waves and 60 60-mile-an-hour winds slamming the massive ship. tonight, passengers, helpless, and the weather is getting worse. chris rouse is onboard with his wife and two children, and he's worried. >> there were massive bangs and i think there was like a toughened glass and one of those pieces of glass shattered right ail above us. >> reporter: more than 2,500 are on board, including 800 children returning from the south pacific. the ship is right outside the harbor but is

david? >> ryan owens tonight. ryan thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to that horror for passengers on board a jet that had taken off from seattle, on its way to los angeles. moments after taking off, they hear it the banging beneath them from the cargo hold. that alaska airlines flight in the air for 14 minutes. passengers hearing it all and begin rolling on their phones and listen hear. you can hear the banging below. that is a baggage handler, a worker trapped in the cargo hold. the plane making an emergency landing. the worker is okay. but tonight, serious questions, as one coworker tells abc news it happens all the time falling asleep in the cargo hold. here's abc's nall carlineal karlinsky. >> reporter: as soon as flight 448 from seattle to l.a. left the ground, it started. >> i think we have -- heard a noise from the baggage compartment. >> reporter: pounding and screaming combing from under the floor. >> could be a person in there, so we're going to have to come back around. >> reporter: it was a panic

david? >> good thing they're cracking down. ryan owens from texas tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. we remember an american golfer who made history. >>> also tonight, take a look at this. the university president in the middle of this huge party right here, that seems to be taking over a neighborhood. what he can be heard saying to the students on camera. and tonight here, his explanation now. >>> also ahead, the major beer company responding this evening after outrage over the words they chose to put on some of their beer cans and bottles. you'll see the message for yourself, you decide. >>> and check this out. the leap of faith tonight. the freefall from one of the world's tallest buildings, more than 1,300 feet high. are you kidding me? we'll be right back. unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown