may say in the future one april 23rd at the san francisco planning commission airbnb spokeswoman david owen stated every month airbnb pace a little bit over one million dollar in hotel taxes and every month the host makes between 5 hundred and one thousand dollars that same day in the morning he put-down out a statement on the website saying the will average host makes more than one thousand dollars each month. and he put out a previous statement the same thing april 19th well i did not see the whole page i've got to tell you there's no mathematical system ♪ universe where those two numbers live together if you're doing one thousand dollars a month as a host in san francisco the most of the tax that airbnb is paying is close to 7 hundred in you're getting one million dollars in tax each host is making over $18,000 take everything airbnb says - >> thank you. >> is there another speaker that wants to comment on that andrew is that you, please come on up. >> i work with the san francisco tenants union born and raised in san francisco it is indeed ironic as supervisor campos said as supervisor

you listen to david owen and others who are veterans in that report and they say wouldn't it have been better if they just embrace the idea of coalition particles, and this is the way the country seems to think and that might energize the public idea towards that idea. and maybe that's a good thing and not a bad thing. but the entire campaign of the mainstream parties have been very defensive towards all of these other new emergeing parties. but historically the turnouts in these elections have gotten lower and lower. and the conservative who want to maintain tower only teach the-- the-- >> we travel with one nepalese ex-pat as he return to deal with the lose dealt him by the earthquake. >>> and is tiger woods ready for his next step in the long road back to the top? >> sunday on "hard earned". losing control. >> 50 and broke. i live with the consequences every day. >> harsh realities. >> i did two tours in iraq, when i came back i couldn't find a job. >> fighting to survive. >> bein' a man and can't put my family in a home that they deserve... that's a problem for me. >> hard earned p

david? >> ryan owens leading us off. let's get right to rob now, who is tracking it all. >> reporter: a very dangerous situation unfolding right now. i want to get to the radar, david. this is the storm that has a history of producing a tornado now into southwest oklahoma city. moore, oklahoma an unfortunately history. this could do just that over the next hour or two. not the only place. eight reports in three states of tornadoes already. we have three tornado watches that go through the evening. tomorrow we back it up a little bit to the west and stretch to the south. large hail strong winds and maybe tornadoes again. we are watching the situation, southeast of florida. a better chance tonight of it developing into our first named subtropical or tropical storm of the season heading towards the carolinas. >> and very early for that as well. rob, thank you. >>> to the other breaking headline tonight. that bombshell from the nfl. the super bowl champion patriots and deflategate. an investigation finding it quote, probable

david? >> ryan owens leading us off tonight. ryan thank you. >>> and now to exclusive reporting about one of those two gunmen who grew up in a christian family a star athlete in phoenix. but in recent weeks, authorities were monitoring messages they say he was sending out. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross tonight with those messages. >> reporter: the fbi acknowledged today it had 30-year-old elton simpson, the man in this selfie obtained by abc news, under scrutiny as a possible terrorist for the last ten years. simpson grew up in a christian family in this phoenix neighborhood. he told friends that an automobile accident ended his chances of playing basketball in college and led him to allah. >> we're still in shock and disbelief that this could happen. >> reporter: five years ago, the fbi arrested simpson for attempting to join an al qaeda group in somalia. he was convicted of lying to fbi agents, only sentenced to probation, but put on the no-fly list, and became increasingly upset, according to his lawyer.

thank you so much david owen. >>> and still to come on the show brent crude edges higher shrugging off higher losses. is it a rebound? we'll discuss that. stick with us. >>> china's new normal, factory activity slumps to the lowest level. >>> european markets in the green with the london market closed for a holiday, this as german pmi slows in april with the final euro zone coming in slightly better. >>> syngenta a deal could create the world's largest agrochemical firm. >>> david cameron's coalition plan b. prepares for a possible post election deal with the lib-dems. welcome everyone to the show. if you are just tuning in. take a look at how markets are faring here at 9:30 a.m. in london: the ibex seeing a gain around 3 -- .3 of a%. german pmi slowed in the month of april. it did beat expectation. it came in at 52.8. cac 40 the french markets seeing a third of a percent gain. italian manufacturing hitting a 12-month high. what about bonds? . the sell-off in bonds is really a story. we saw a sell-off in utility stocks on friday. will that continue to hurt sectors like utility and ener

owens from oklahoma tonight. >> reporter: good evening, david. i want to show you this house. it's one about 50 in this area with severe damage. this place is a total loss. but the family that lives here, they are safe and sound tonight, and here's why. they rode out the storm in this underground shelter.

owens from oklahoma tonight. >> reporter: good evening, david. i want to show you this house. it's one about 50 in this area with severe damage. this place is a total loss. but the family that lives here they are safe and sound tonight, and here's why. they rode out the storm in this underground shelter. >> tornado is on the ground. you can see the winds beginning to pick up. >> wow! >> reporter: as tornadoes bear down on communities near oklahoma city josh longest grabs his wife and three kids and heads to this underground shelter that tonight still has water inside. >> the rain was just coming in, filling up really fast. it's cold the kids were freaking out. i was scared. >> reporter: his family huddles in here for two hours as the storm destroys the home just above them. >> i was letting them know it's going to be okay we're protected. >> reporter: here's the new view from his master bedroom. but at least his family made it out alive. a 42-year-old oklahoma city woman drowned, trapped in her storm shelter. this area got more than seven inches of rain wednesday, a new record