he is today's high flyer.ncially self-sufficient 14, able to pay his own way through harvard, nathan always a new he wanted to be an entrepreneur. the company started in 2008 is now valued at more than $30 billion. a chief strategy officer at airbnb, nate overseas operations at the company's san francisco operation. we spoke to him about the sharing economy and how it further shapes our lives. ♪ welcome to high flyers. model that was never meant to take off. it was against everything your parents taught you. never bring strangers into your own home but here you are as one of three cofounders. >> this did not start with big business ambitions. we were solving our own problems, which is, how to pay the rent. we were roommates in san francisco and in the summer of 2007, the rent on our apartment was raised 25%. i said that is too expensive but the other guys like to stay. they quit their jobs to become entrepreneurs. they were broke as well. they are both the designers and they solve that a international design c

but he likes the sight of these flyers warning visitors and residents not to become targets. >> we need to make sure the moment they park their car and check into their hotel, they understand this is a challenge we're grappling with and encouraged that the numbers are down and we have a lot more work to do. >> that was cassandra castel owe with the san francisco association and she's teaming up with the san francisco police department and other department toss tackle this problem. cassandra made an interesting point. if you're a tourist in san francisco, you get your car broken into, you're not likely to come back. sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. of the reported -- of the 30,000 reported car break-ins in san francisco last year, our investigative unit learned that police made arrest this is less than 2% of those cases. of those arrested, most were never sentenced to jail time. our investigative unit said the most popular tourist attractions are often the most vulnerable spots. fisherman's wharf and outside the painted lady ranking among the worse places to start. you can wa

so i have flyers because i'm a librarian and we bring flyers and if it's appropriate i can leave some on the table. but i'd like to go over some of the highlights of the schedule for this year that may be of interest to the community. sound good? >> co-chair senhaux: yes, thank you, please proceed. >> on monday, may 7, 1230 to 2, we're having workshop on applying for city jobs through the ace program. this is presented by the h.r. department and she'll teach people how to apply online for the ace program which provides a route to city employment for disabled individuals. also may 7, the first of two sessions from walter del fin, he is going to be answering questions about assistive technology, how it can increase your quality of life, he's going to have assistive technology to demonstrate and people to interact with. he'll talk about the library and other services available. so that will be monday, may 7 at the main -- at the independent living resource center and tuesday may 8 at the main library in the 5th floor computer training center. also, tuesday may 8, lighthouse for the blind

the norm to number of balls but also shows for example and include how a knight flyer makes contact with all the individual dots of light on the earth of the fish from continent to continent from one country to the now is a road. in one thousand nine hundred thirty the aviator only. crashed over a frozen plateau in the andes his friend centex a pair they came to find him in a dramatic search and rescue operation. the story was retold incentive to please autobiographical book terrible days on published in english as wind sand and stars . he rewrote the manuscript several times. the little thing we can be able to. believe you have to go back. to. the earth teaches us more about ourselves than all the books in the world because it's resistant to us self discovery comes when man measures himself against an obstacle to attain it he needs an implement the airplane the implement of the airline companies brings man face to face with the old problems. he did here to escape to the skies. but his writings also include that very particular perspective of being rooted to the earth. the pilot flying i

many flyers failed the air mask test.hey write that "some passengers aboard southwest flight 1380 did not place oxygen masks overbook their mouth and nose after broke a windows and on the plane at more than 30,000 feet on tuesday, according to images from the flight and passengers on board. flight attendants had to begin helping passengers use masks as they were instructed in a preflight safety briefing, said passenger christopher johnson." carriers and aviation safety bodies have emergency landings, and evacuations given complicated by passengers who do not follow steps laid out in boarding announcements and safety pamphlets. if you will use all moments ago from a video that was taken thatd that flight, southwest flight the other day. also to from the "washington post" this morning about the training that goes in for pilots for commercial airlines, and their headline -- what is common, x military pilots are a and commercial airlines. they write southwest airlines captain tammie jo shults personifies a dying breed. "we ha

see if they have anything to say about this if we knew or not the day has gone by this week with flyers the f.b.i. director james colby making a media appearance the memos that he kept of his interactions with the u.s. president public be how compromised is the president's position. you know economy's been doing a media blitz of interviews alongside the release of his book that came out this week that the question of how compromised a trump is really comes down to whether you're speaking in political terms or legally politically views are so entrenched about the president and what people think about what might have happened with russia getting involved in the twenty six you know election to sway in favor of donald trump are so kind of hardened and set in stone that any kind of information that comes out now does not seem to have such a big effect however in terms of legally speaking komi could be a star witness if muller chooses to question obstruction of justice case against trump it's a very good point or corresponding clear richardson on the story for us tonight from washington clear

plus — joining the high flyers: why private planes aren't just for billionaires.take a trip with the boss of netjets and on the markets tech stocks have taken a hit in asia — we'll hear more from babita in singapore in a moment. hello. plenty to get through in a busy programme. we start in washington, where ministers from the us, canada and mexico are in talks to try and save the vast north america free trade agreement — or nafta — amid threats by president trump to pull out. he says it has cost the us millions ofjobs and wants it shaken up. is he right? let's take a look at the numbers. nafta was signed almost a quarter of a century ago. it now accounts for $1.2 trillion of trade a year — and that makes it one of the world's biggest free trade deals. but has it killed usjobs, as president trump has complained? well, not according to official unemployment figures. in the us they are at a 17—year low — far lower than canada's. mexico's are only lower because so many people leave the country to find work. as president trump has often pointed out, almost 6 million us

socialist group on one college campus taking aim at the rotc posting flyers demanding the program beerious xm 115 here with social media reaction. >> reporter: in dramatic -- democratic socialist of america in city college of new york calling for a end of the students rotc program with flyers just like this that say the rich will never die for you, don't die for the rich. some on social media are fighting back and defending the rotc, this tweet saying when our rotc students going to demand getting rid of the socialist organizations? anthony says punish the young boys and girls who are proud to be part of a long-standing patriotic program for young people, no free thought anymore, this is punishing their beliefs and fox news the rotc program is widely praised as being a great program that provides leadership skills and free college education. >> there is a picture making the rounds and rightfully so. >> it shows a group of high school students playing basketball dropping to their knees out of respect for a passing funeral procession. one of the deceased family members posted it on fac

robert is now posting flyers to warn others about the problem.kansas says her smart watch may have saved her life.(pam) it was a simple alert that ended up.... getting her attention about something much more serious. willis scott has more. heather hendershot was watching tv with her husband one night when her smart watch buzzed with an alert. it said her heart rate was over 120. she felt fine and thought a good night's sleep would lower it. "i couldn't feel it going fast," hendershot said. "i couldn't feel it beating hard." the next morning her watch indicated her heart rate was still too fast. she said she was worried she might be fighting an infection that could spread to her young children. she decided to have it checked out.an urgent care doctor sent her to the emergency room. they did some lab work, gave me some iv fluid and then with the lab work they noticed my thyroid was out of whack," hendershot said.she was diagnosed with thyroid storm. "i had no idea that even existed, but it can be fatal if left untreated," she said. her husband said

and in the umbrellas are flyers with all their kids' attributes.ve got this job. they are trying to match make for their kids in the park by handing out flyers about their kids' vital statistics. honestly it was great. it's so amazing. but again, the whole younger generation is trying to change that and have love, sex, intimacy from their agency. you know what i mean? they being in charge of their destiny. and it's a work in progress. it's fascinating to document. >> senate candidate mitt romney will have to run in a primary to replace orrin hatch. he came in second in a second round of delegate voting. it is the same day romney announce head's not ready to commit to supporting trump's re-election bid. thank you for being here. up next, it's sex and love around the world with chris is t istia in amenpour. >>> i last visited shanghai in 1978 when china was truly communist and love was reserved for the revolution. sex was strictly controlled. conformity was the opiate of the masses.

well don't forget you can always get the to be news on the go download or after google flyer from apple stuart that gives you access to the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications of breaking news you can also use that out send us photos and videos. brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for being with us that's all we have time for don't forget there's more at our website interview dot com emory does up with you at the top of the hour for me though i like to say have a great weekend. the people of the world over information they provide the pinions they want to reduce stress d.w. on facebook and twitter and up to date and in touch follow us.

ben schapiro is a frequent flyer in this dispute, protest around the country. young america foundation, anyone who has heard him speak would agree he is a mild-mannered and logical speaker, not inflammatory, mainstream conservative speech but he is called alt right and other epithets. he has been barred from several campuses including depaul in 2016. he was confronted by campus police, university police officers attempted to prevent him coming on campus, he spoke on the edge of campus as i recall. last year was a big year in free-speech violations starting at uc davis, an event was canceled with miley anapolis due to violence and civil unrest on campus. milo is one of the more flamboyant speakers, young republican, young conservative groups like him. he is the source of a lot of disputes. he delivery courts controversy. the university of washington student was shot at a milo event in january of last year. university of california berkeley, a widely publicized conflagration where black clad menacing gang of people over 100 of them came onto the campus, berkeley

it is not passing about the flyer to say good luck, do it. folks like myself are previous volunteer interns can know there is a possible job afterwards. i will share my passion with my neighbors and family and my friends. thank you. >> thank you all four your wonderful comments this evening. now will all of those who favor the adoption of this resolution signify by aye. any opposed? the motion passes. thank you all very much. [applause.] anthony may we have the next item. >> a presentation on the results of the led light bulb give away initiative. this item is for discussion. >> director bell, would you like to introduce this item? >> i would. i have to say that last item left me a little breathless, and the thing i love about this item is that it ex im fies what we mean. it is bringing this meeting full circle where you heard in the award how we are thinking about equity in everything we do, and the presentation you are going to hear is a summary of a multi-year a long journey which started with a collaboration and a challenge. the pgne chal

we handed out this flyer. the public health foundation has set up an account to support the clinics and the outreach efforts. please take one of the flyers with you in you want -- if you want to get information how to donate. one of the most enduring memory from our time in puerto rico is families welcoming us into their home, so grateful for the care, medicine, water and food we provided. thank you for coming, these beautiful elders would say to us as they gave us coffee. thank you for not forgetting us. and they expressed their gratitude not just to us, but the people of san francisco. it was a great honor to represent the department and the people of san francisco. it's also an honor for us to bring back a certificate of honor from the executive director of csm to present to mayor farrell and gift to present to director garcia. [applause] >> this is a certificate of recognition dedicated to the honorable mark farrell, for your initiative of sending aid with health professionals from the city of san francisc

blew out a window and a female passenger was partially sucked out of the window before her fellow flyers scrambled to her rescue. she unfortunately later died, still unknown what her injuries were that caused her death, sadly. listen to one passenger describe his horror story. >> totally surreal. my wife is in her third trimester with our first child. i spent a lot of flying time trying to articulate what i wanted my words to be to my unborn child. to my wife. my parents. >> unbelievable. the faa says the emergency landing on flight 1380 happened at 11:20 this morning after the crew reported damage to the engine, fuselage, and window. passenger seen exiting the plane using the air stairs. some passengers have been sharing their harrowing stories on social media. marty martin as live on facebook. you see him wearing an oxygen mask. "engine exploded in the air and blue open window 3 feet away from me. imagine that." he says the explosion injured a female sitting in the seat next to the window. the plane departed from laguardia, tracking data shows it was heading west over abruptly turning

off-duty officers and members of the police canvas, handing flyers at businesses and people on the street. drumming up support for proposition-h equipping police with tasers. and the police commission voted for tasers late last year and adopted its own policy in march and the mayor dropped his support after the vote. i spoke with an officer saying that tazers will keep them safe. i talked to a member who is concerned that they will use it on minorities, and the homeless and people with mental illness. >> we want tasers to help protect the citizens of the city. we are the only department that doesn't have tasers. >> the research on tasers show that police escalate rapidly from the use of taser and the gun. and they sometimes mistak it. >> police officers are equipped with batons, pepper spray and their guns. we did reach out but did not hear back at this time. abc7 news. >> thank you very much. the founder of burning man died following a stroke and a statement posted on the culture events website saying larry passed, away this morning at the age of 70. suffered a struck and the festival he

i also remember the decline even as a kid to get those flyers because cabrini-green was the north shorefor the rich white people that for those that were encroaching that wanted that property so i began to see the flyers encouraging us to fight our space and our housing. was a beautiful place and well-kept but i do remember the decline. >> just like mary oliver and those in the community this also leads to better policy decisions. i had a conversation with mayor emmanuel about this book and we started talking about closures but and then talk about failing schools in a way public housing for decades. so let's knock that down. so this is the same kind of idea to see the hole for its part and not thinking about it what creates what is negative and what is working? so it is like the horror story that leads to bad policy decision and where we don't actually think through the consequences it is the right thing to do and the true story that also the way to think about the future and the city that we want to become. >> we spoke before. i want to speak about public housing to get to some of the

to the same individual over and over again and how much of our budget is spent on these frequent flyers and problems on the street. so, good work, chief. it is certainly a difficult job every day that you and your paramedics and emt's having in responding to the city's homeless crisis. i noticed on page 17 that we actually inspect cryogenic fluids? so we have some fluid being held in our city. so, it gets around. i thought that was pretty interesting. you want to add to that? >> were you holding that for yourself? [laughter] >> president cleaveland: i had a question for our fire marshal. the percentage of notice of violations, how many notice of violations actually get corrected or -- and what percentage have to be referred

. >>> have you seen these flyers? the goal is to curb break-ins. >> reporter: at one of the most beautiful sites in all of san francisco, an ugly problem that's been dogging the park for reasons. >> i swear, once a month my car was broken into. i finally got rid of it. >> you have to have a garage if you want to keep your car parked outside. >> reporter: details are all too familiar. hamsa had his car broke non intn the last few weeks. >> we are seeing real progress. again, the status quo is not okay on our streets, and, as a city, we are not going to rest on our laurels. >> reporter: mayor mark farrell touted the new campaign, finger print training for three dozen officers and other measures to clamp down on the car break-in crisis. this staff report shows car break-ins dipped a smidge in 2015 only to skyrocket in 2017. now a glimmer of hope in march alone. thefts from cars plummeted by 20%. anecdotally, are you seeing the same number of cars you would see broken into? >> i haven't, to tell you the truth. now they se

. >> sir, do you have a flyer? >> reporter: volunteers chased up and down the running trails where she loved to train, she combed the surrounding parks and lakes and woods. this woman they had grown to love since she and brad moved down from canada. >> capacity to make her rather always group of friends feel they were best friends. many ways they were. >> when she walked into a room, that's where people wanted to be. >> reporter: she and brad were like a lot of people in carey, raising a family here, having got their start in another place and time. in brad and nancy's case, calgary, canada. that's where they met back in '98. >> i really liked her. >> reporter: as did nancy's younger sister jill. >> it's someone who is warm, genuinely saw how much he cared for her. >> reporter: brad became a helpful member of the family, even designed the computer systems in the family business. >> our i.t. guy would say i want to meet the guy who did this, the networking system. he was kind of a legend in the i.t. world. >> report

the flyers haven't won a playoff series since twenty twelve.and one of the big stories of these playoffs is the last night this is their first ever season in the n.h.l. in a three two win over the los angeles kings has put them three up in their series like golden knights in advance of the second round with a winning game for us all choose the night in. japanese go for such as she could ira has clinched his first p.g.a. tour victory after a wild final day in south carolina that are a came from six shots behind in the final rounds of force a playoff with south korea's kim but it took three extra holes before good ira came out on top the new world number twenty seven rolling in that huge birdie to clinch victory and one point two million dollars in prize money. professional surfers of course all too aware of the dangers that lurk just below the surface three time world champion mick fanning famously punched an overt sense of shock during a competition to three years ago while organizers at the margaret are pro in australia weren't about to take a

. >> the 49ers and ravens use the draft with a few late round flyers that could end up paying huge dividends. >> after a slow start to the season the giants back to respect -- respectability as they take three out of four against the dodgers. >> it is a record-setting day in april

opponents are relegation threatened minds who have a lot supply for next up one of the weekend's high flyers. changing sanchez the eighteen year old don't mean when they had the game of his life helping to wash away memories of last week's dobby loss to shock. i loved it especially coming from injury it's been very hard for me to get back into my team my fitness. work began great was simply too much to handle said visiting leyva choose his defense have. after seeing his i think shot perry said calmly slotted away as three balls from pakistan produce by to make it one nil to do things just the same. said it was the first senior goal of his career and what better time to sport than in a key battle for champions league qualification a few. i made sure some jobs were really happy to see my baby. it was his first in this league a start since january following injury and his coach seems happy about his retirement. but it wouldn't be a close the door when performance without this man marco royce the mecurio midfielder seem to have doubles do and sleeves before it was rules offsides by the video ass

. >> philadelphia flyers are devastated to learn of the tragedy involving members of the humboldt broncos junior ice hockey team. >> the tributes overnight from the nhl. >>> and highway landslide. look at this. debris from a crumbling road crashing into an apartment complex. >> it all come tumbling down like humpty dumpty. >> people evacuated just in time. was weather a factor in all of this? >>> yes, this is live television. >> ron is heckling paula before she goes on television. >> see, i do -- i'm trying to be a good sport about it. >> you are. you're always a good sport. >> love you, ronny. >>> we'll get to those stunning visuals, you guys, that we just showed out of pennsylvania. also coming up on the show this morning, the dreadful spring weather, windchills in the 20s in a huge portion of the country and more snow is on the way. >> look, it's unacceptable. look at this picture. >> this is so good. >> this is from yesterday. it says april 7th, seriously? worth noting, kentucky happens to be sam champion's home state. we're not going to unnecessarily malign him for the weather. >> it

the flyers haven't won a playoff series since twenty. one of the big stories these playoffs is the last biggest night this is their first ever students and the n.h.l. and a three two win over the l.a. kings has put them three out and their series. one of the legends of international figure skating has called time on his career three time world champion and olympic gold medalist patrick chan has announced his retirement the twenty seven year old who has three olympic medals in total. when the team event in pyong chang he retires saying that he's filled his dreams and aspirations and sports. and i'll tell you sport for now be back with more later but for now it's back to barbara bars thank you very much for that and that is almost it for this news hour remember there's lots more on the web site al-jazeera dot com really we're thought of a lot more news in a few minutes i'll see you tomorrow. the scene for us whether online what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is called

also a former high flyer wants to for china's presidency becomes the latest casualty of anti corruption campaign. also new figures show a drop in the number of people being put to death but there's no data from the country said to be the world's biggest executioner. and the health problems ivory coast communities to embrace new tech. for tradition that dates back generations. and i'm peter seven with all the day's sport including the last minute penalty that same trail madrid to the semifinals of the champions league while infuriating opponents you venters. welcome to the program we begin in syria where government forces have pushed the last rebel fighters out of the southern town of duma that's according to russia's military police have also been deployed to take over security moscow says it'll ensure there is law and order in the town while the syrian government took control of doomer after an agreement with russia and the group jaish al islam the deal says only russian military police are allowed to enter the city after the evacuation not syrian government forces now crossing points

and frequent flyers german artist. bismarck is in the mountains around the world. but first we start off the show with this week's series on musical instruments and singing songs have been a part of that family for about one hundred years now the most famous player of the singing so i was arguably actress marlena detail who played it at hollywood parties will the musician and locksmith ralph produces his musical saws in a workshop in germany and he delivers them to customers all over the world will we paid him a visit in the studio. this is an area a kind of sound a musical saw accompanied by a harp people mostly think of saws is something used to cut wood. but for relished of isn't there his favorite musical instrument he spends his days performing teaching and making singing saw. him off this i was always on the lookout for across something i could make i worked as a guitar technician i was used to tuning instruments but i never built any myself and that to me is what it's all about to explore it and to stay on the ball. musical saw its first coach to his dance a

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the carmaker evidently believes the new tour it will be a high flyer an audience of a thousand invited guests from around the world were treated to an entertaining premiere the flagship models for third generation. we know sold over a million tory igs of the first two generations this vehicle has fans all over the world including here in china where it also has a relatively high market share so this vehicle is very important for china it represents our leading position on the technology front to take a look. and read w is hoping that the new generation of the elegant off roader will likewise prove a hit the car maker is mindful of how crucial first impressions are when it comes to customers deciding whether and what to buy. going to take it we actually reworked every single detail on the vehicle the turret now has a genuinely new look with super precise contouring a lot of charisma and a very vivid design it has fantastic proportions and a front cabin that takes you into the digital dimension even call it us. to get out of a dense that. the key words here are in old vision cockpit a ne

global wealth you want to be all for the rich eight point six percent of the market saw thirty percent flyers last year some with four hundred to five hundred three person i could push out and get cornrows to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar ai industrial farms but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need remember of one to one business show you can afford to miss. the one and only. international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos and to this if you like to me. this is my cousin he is going to sell you know maybe. just. the only palestinian who gets the most hopeless jerusalem counterpart i don't think some of those who in the world under the old vision. will look at it this way . and that is unfair advantage to have this lady in the muscle that you had i don't want you to compete in the gaza as you would do more in the middle east don't put this off. and we're back with carol go ahead full of our czechoslovak spy the mole who successfully penetrated the cia during the cold war discussing what the life o

the penguins and flyers squared off in game one of the playoff series, when it looked like there were two different pucks trefs stopped the game to look, and the puck had split in two. here is a closer look. the penguinss, would go on to destroy the penguins 7-0 with a new puck of course. >> still ahead, missouri's governor refusing to resign after a scandal and the million dollar question, are you ready to retire, how far will your savings stretch? i'm jimmy dean and uh, isn't that sunrise somthin'? i honestly feel that way about jimmy dean sausage. get yourself a large chunk of that good morning feeling. boy, that smells good. mmm. mother...nature! nothing smells greater than the great outdoors... especially when you're in accounts receivable. only one detergent can give you a sniff like this... try gain botanicals laundry detergent. one of the many irresistible scents from gain. >>> new this morning, disturbing new allegations against missouri governor, who has been alleged with black mailing a woman who was having an affair. now that woman talking about alleged sexual forceful beh