this is a fight whether we're going to turn over people who use air b abandon b over to the government of new york, and we're not. >> reporter: they say they're targeting the people who they say are illegally running hotels and. and not paying hotel taxes. air b & b offered to collect the taxes but by law it's not allowed to. >> do your neighbors say anything to you? >> um, no, because i don't say anything to my neighbors about what they do in their house. >> nobody complains? >> no, no one complains. >> reporter: but that's not always the case. some neighbors don't appreciate the steady flow of strangers. one building owner went so far as hiring a private detective and setting up hidden cameras. he said he caught a tenant renting her one bedroom for more than $200 a night. the proof was enough to evict her. >> really, it's illegal: it's a liability for a landlord. that i'm liable if anything happens to one of these illegal tenants. third, i'm responsible for the safety and quiet enjoyment of the tenants in my building, and i can't do that with a short lease, short term stay. >> report

to end.dized testing is likely there's still a lotp in the air, b here's what we know out california's tesng plan so far. students will notake the well known star test this year. instead, this spring, se students will tak computerized practice tests aligned tthe common core. and those results won't count and parents won't see those scor. a year later, t officia common ce tests will debut in spring 2015. there are manyrit ins of the state pl. chief among them, ar t duncan. his department is flenning to withhold anstimated $45 million in federal funding. an additnal $3.5 billion could in jeopardy as well. now politic s aside, parents should prepareor the change. we may never get an ap i score again. work on a new system for n is measuring schls and it's unlikely they would include an old benchmark le the api. the boa of ed has until march 15 to finalize that plan. >>> computercience may be the engi of our local economy, but it's actually not taught in a lot of schools inhe bay area. ahh. start-up in san francis, though, is one of sevel companies aiming to change tha it actually won thenn

force b fifty two bombers over disputed islands in the east china sea on monday without announcing themselves. when china set up its new air defense bill last week insisted that the foreign debt and nation planned to fly military aircraft roommates. the sound overlaps with one set by japan and capris disputed islands that are controlled by japan. it also partly overlaps that of korea including aerial space about the little house of cards rock mass lying on the two countries overlapping exclusive economic found baby east china sea. try as defence ministry said it was monitoring the entire flight path of the us bombers as they flew into town on monday although the spokesman said the planes were not in their search. architect at all eighteen announcement came in a row and territorial dispute with japan over the island of the east china sea. knowing that you're in china and think i knew when to pack. analysts say the flights and a clear sign of washington's support for japan and that prevented an act of defiance against what it considers to be teaching at preston spent in the region. i'm twenty w

the money isn't coming out of thin air but prop b this mauntdz that the city employees contribute 2 percent of their pay. and the city for 2008 matches that with one percent so new employees from as of 2009 two percent of their health care is being saved it's not coming from taxpayers in san francisco it's from city applies from the city and county of san francisco >> mr. murphy. >> sure so one of the troubling points of prop a there's a catch all in the amendment that the contributions of the employee and accident planned contribution by the city are insufficient to meet the requirements of the truth you fund the city is on the hook for the balance. which means in practical terms we have to cut from somewhere else or raise taxes. and the picture of retiree health care where we can fund health care on 3 percent of people's annual salaries is a little bit rosy. it's not something we can really bet on with health care costs and benefit costs rising at the, you know, 3 and 44 percent. salaries rising at 3 and 4 percent rather. its far greater than the pace of inflation and greater than the con

air b.&b offered to collect the 15% tax, but by law is not allowed to. the meeting was a rare chance to hear renters talk about what many see as a private matter. >> do your neighbors say anything to you? >> no, because i don't say anything to my neighbors about what they do in their house. what i do in my home is my business. >> does anyone complain? >> no one says anything. >> that's not always the case. some neighbors don't appreciate the steady flow of strangers. one building owner went so far as hiring a private detective and setting up hidden cameras. he caught a tenant renting her one bedroom for more than 200 a night. the proof was enough to convict her. >> it's a liability issue for a landlord, that a.m. liable if anything happens to one of these illegal tenants. third, i'm responsible for the safety and quiet enjoyment of the tenants in my building and i can't do that with short lease-short term stays. >> each side has a take in the fight and will likely set precedent for the rest of the country. >> a colorado stout senator resigned from office

b.n. b. accept or accept or these are all new innovations and if you regulate them too heavily you're going to see them go overseas and they brought that up today so how they're going to tax it still needs to be discussed and by tax season in this upcoming spring what will happen we have to wait and see but now the fact that they're having these hearings ahead of when it's time to really start considering it shows that know what you might be taxed so if you have your big one be sure to put potential money aside for taxes but they don't have anything on the books yet you got it and one potential obstacle to mainstream acceptance of bitcoin decline is the sometimes wild fluctuation and its value. take a look at this there was a massive rally in the price of bitcoin on monday with the value. soaring past nine hundred dollars on some exchanges do you believe that this rally was a sign that the government would not stand in the way of that going development. you know these virtual currencies

the money isn't coming out of thin air but prop b this mauntdz that the city employees contribute 2 percent of their pay. and the city for 2008 matches that with one percent so new employees from as of 2009 two percent of their health care is being saved it's not coming from taxpayers in san francisco it's from city applies from the city and county of san francisco >> mr. murphy. >> sure so one of the troubling points of prop a there's a catch all in the amendment that the contributions of the employee and accident planned contribution by the city are insufficient to meet the requirements of the truth you fund the city is on the hook for the balance. which means in practical terms we have to cut from somewhere else or raise taxes. and the picture of retiree health care where we can fund health care on 3 percent of people's annual salaries is

but despite it being illegal and them subpoenaing the paperwork at air b and b the customers keep saying we want this and the market is growing. >> you think people did that a lot in tough economic times; renting out the garage. >> and now you can see or people said it wasn't smelly and they were not ripped off. you can rate each other. >> what about the neighbors? i don't want my next door neighbor renting by apartment building out all of the time. >> that is a decision for the apartment building to handle if they allow it or not. but the one size fits rule for everybody isinstructdestruction. >> i understand you tried to buy a gun >> they make it tough in washington, d.c. and new york. the process is unbelievable. >> tune in to see if he gets the gun. we have mixed reviews on whether or not that should happen. thank you. we will look forward to it. more on the little guy this saturday night. >> we are awaiting a key vote on a republican plan to fix obamacare. we have it covered for you. keep it here. pp ÷ó >> keeping your health care plan active being debated on the house floor. th

. >>> an air show stunt goes terribly wrong when the pilot pushes a b-52 bomber to the edge. >> i saw a complete loss of control that should have been prevented. >> i just knew probably five second before impact that it was not going to make it out of the turn. >> the nose started pitching down and they started losing altitude. >> holy, [ bleep ]. oh, my god. no! >> june 24th, 1994. fairchild air force base, washington state. four expert pilots are rehearsing for an air show. the 130-ton b-52 bomber roars by overhead. its awesome capabilities on display. now retired, instructor pilot clem countess iii was on duty at fairchild base that summer day watching from the ground. >> for people to be able to see the b-52 do some of the approved air show maneuvers we had, it was just an amazing thing to see. >> since its debut in the 1950s, boeing's b-52 airplane has been the powerhouse of the united states air force. >> it's the most versatile weapons delivery system the air force has. high altitude, low altitude. it can deliver missiles. short range, long range. >> the pilots' friends and fam

. >> for people to be able to see the b-52 do some of the approved air show maneuvers we had, it was just an amazing thing to see. >> since its debut in the 1950s, boeing's b-52 airplane has been the powerhouse of the united states air force. >> it's the most versatile weapons delivery system the air force has. high altitude, low altitude. it can deliver missiles. short range, long range. >> the pilots' friends and family members are also watching. >> see what the animals look like. yeah. we've got the gang up here. >> among them is teenager pat mcgeehan. his father, lieutenant colonel mark mcgeehan, is in the co-pilot's seat. >> my mother and i, along with my younger brother, brendan, were watching from our front yard. i was waving at the plane thinking maybe my father might be able to see us down there. >> lieutenant colonel arthur "bud" holland is the lead pilot. holland is skilled and experienced with thousands of hours in the b-52. but he's known to take risks in violation of air force safety regulations. >> bud having a reputation of knowing the aircraft very well, i think that

b & b. i feel like it's a little, it's a bit unfair coming from founders fund, i think. >> i think that one thing to be careful of with twitter is it's a highly self-referential company amongst both technologists, yourself and i, you may well be right, but we do have to adjust for everywhere in the media uses twitter religiously. people that love following celebrities, et cetera, that are also really engaged with that. but we do have to be careful because it is so self-referential. >> it can't -- the math makes it impossible for it to be a self-referential as all these people keep on saying. even if you look at 50 million people in the u.s. which has, what, 380 million americans right now, there are not 50 million insider-y tech user around the world. >> absolutely. >> this is a criticism people keep making that has no math to substantiate it. >> well, i'm not arguing it is not a very valuable company. and i do believe the company is probably worth certainly today where they're pricing the i

. >> the united states responded to a unilateral chinese move to create an air defense zone over the japanese senkaku islands by sending two b-52 bombers other these islands unannounced, letting the chinese know these kind of provocative aggressive acts are not going unchecked. it strengthens our alliance with japan and shows there is substance to the pivot. good for the obama administration. >> fresh off the scandal with the irs and tea party groups, the irs and treasury are now proposing rules to curtail the activities of tax exempt political groups in campaigns. these groups somehow didn't sway the election last time for mitt romney. it's still trying to limit their right of free speech. >> all right, colin. >> paul, i have a hit to all the people who ate a little too much on thanksgiving. everyone's feeling guilty now. but as it turns out, studies

sends b-52s into air zone owned by china. u.s. send bombers over the east china sea. the same area that beijing is declaring it was going to exert more military control over. >>> will comet ison beat the odds? the video is from nasa's heliospheric imager. >> how cool is that? >> with ison heading toward the sun. they give ison only a 30% chance of surviving the thanksgiving day encounter with the sun. it will make that u-turn at 800,000 miles an hour. >>> former fbi agent robert levinsohn marks a sad milestone in captivity. he has now been captive by iran for the fourth year. u.s. officials are giving the case fresh attention. >>> and a release of the sandy hook 911 tapes. >>> and president obama speaks at dreamworks animation studio even giving an elbow bump to an under the weather martin. he looks like he's okay, though. mr. obama praised the entertainment industry. he said creativity is one of the things that the u.s. does better than anybody else. he gave special mention to shows like "modern family" and "will and grace." he said they're a testament to the front r

. >> from air b & b. >> john donohue. >> what is the best advice you got, john? >> best advice i got, it's just hard work erases a multitude of sins. and i turned that around and told people, you know, all you have to do is get up earlier than everybody else, stay up later and work harder between the two points. doesn't matter whether you are the smartest guy in the room or not, you will win. it's the truth. >> it is. >> hard work really does. >> it's not about a talent. if you work hard. >> it's unbelievable. you do that day after day after day after day after month after month after year after year. sometimes it takes 20 years for everything to click. when it clicks, you know? you see that in campaigns, right? >> for sure. >> the people that don't really want to be out there, they just don't win. the people that knock on door after door. >> right. mika, how about you? >> best advice i ever got? when i was fired from cbs and i was really down in the dumps about it, a good friend said to me, trust me, you have to trust me, you have to trust me. this is going to b

a pair of b-52 bombers flew over the sea without informing bay jipg. the u.s. has urged tokyo to show restraint, but continues to share japanese criticism of china. >> this undermines security and constitutes an attempt to change the status quo in east china sea. this only serves to increase tensions in the region. >> after japan's cabinet guaranteed their safety. >>> the reversal of the u.s. underperformance versus europe continued. it's taken back 4% since the last week in october. so what's going to happen now? nick, we saw the institutional flows coming into europe. have they made the right bet or not? >> i think they've probably got a bit ahead of themselves. if you look at that chart, you'll see those periods of european outperformance. basically began as you started to worry about the fiscal cliff at the end of 2012 and at the government shutdown up until october. then once both cases were sorted, that's when the european started to underperform again. so it was more of a -- perversely, a safety trade rather than -- >> but not predicated on the fact that

station sources confirmed he will b back o air this afternoon and i'm guessing very contri and apologetic for the ridiculousness. married.ooking up to see if he's interesting.ay. if he was he might note now. if i was his wife. >> mike, what do you have to say about th? how about the traffic. >> for a second i thought you were checking because today is >> mr.ruce and i. >> toward the southay traffic flows nice. the area wehowed you with t camera i marked wh an arrow. no problems light floof traffic. the orange, that's construction. that's tycal, no full closures for th freeways and that's good news. north 85 as you pass by 87 the last report i showed you this area, we had a slowdown registing. the was nothing repord and w that slowing is gone. so move along, folks. nothing to see. the restf the bay youre all in the gen there, little slowing out of the altamont pass, around the right-hand side ere itays livermore, there is a tiny bit of slowing. a look at the goln gate idge. you'll see tse folks in the next coupleinutes with the caltrans crews getti ready for the commute. a clear view makes

b-52 flights the chinese air carrier has no fighter planes on board. the carrier launch had been long planned we are told and it is not clear they're heading toward the island. uss george washington aircraft carrier that does have fighter pilot on board is going ahead with previou. as a scheduled assessments are with the japanese military today near the island. chuck hagel placed a phone call to japan's defense minister today in which he praised japan for his restraint and reiterated the commencement. joint defense task. jenna: jennifer griffin, thank you. >> let's bring in jordan chang. just over the weekend, i guess china so these islands are now part of our air defense identification zone. if you fly through that zone you have to identify yourself. essentially a way staking a claim on the territory, right? >> it is. not only international airspace, but also japanese airspace and sovereign creator airspace. very productiv provocative move. white house call this inflammatory. you never hear that from the obama administration about china. jon: china ha

a pair of american b-52 bombers flies through china's newly claimed air space and tests whether china means what it says today. >>> and the buried lead. green bean casserole. sure, cranberry sauce, obviously, but you won't find any turkey on the plate of one of our former vice presidents. is al gore taking diet tips from his former boss? welcome to "the lead." i'm john berman filling in for jake tapper today. have you made a list of things you're thankful for this year? you might want to keep them in mind over the next 30 hours or so, because if you are traveling, your thoughts may need that happy place to go. 43 million people are expected to travel by roads, rail and sky this thanksgiving, but a killer storm is on the move and it could ruin the holiday in ways that your uncle with halitosis never could. most of you if you're traveling are driving, and this is what you'll run into in the southeast right now. it is mostly rain in cities like atlanta, but the sun is about to go down on the east coast and that means the roads could start to ice. as you get farther north, the weather is

so the short answer is b 20 is guaranteed by the engine manufacturer. the immunes were made to accommodate that we don't have to go through the growing pains with the adjustment of other buses. we'll stay on top of the technology and move forward with the test for the now and then revenue group and keep track of the non-electric as well >> great, thank you. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you, mr. hale i didn't and to the others for bringing this forward. i want to ask you about our zero missions and how clay close we are to that. the policy goes though how we're replacing our 79 fleet buses but i want to context of how the quicker purchasing that brings us to up 1 hundred and 12 gets you tell us to the zero plan >> we've looked at the fleet across the board in terms of it's performance and it's a fleet that averages over 12 years in general and the trillion fleet is much older. in some cases we have trolley cases. so part of the effort here is to systematically replace them. the hybrid are a quantum thank you. leap forward so anything we're able to retire

the united states flies b 52 bombers through china's newly declared air-defense zone. >> pakistan's army gets a chief. he's the most powerful man in the country. we'll get his profile. >> thousands of protesters occupy ministries in the thai capital. still the prime minister refuses to quit. >> the dangerous journey for refugees from somalia to an uncertain future in yemen. . >>> welcome to the show. japan and the united states are standing shoulder to shoulder in challenging china's self-declared air-defense zone in the east-china sea. the americans flew two b 52 bombers from gaum into a disputed area claimed by beijing and tokyo. the chinese government announced the expanded zone saturday and said it monitored the air-croft. the latest reaction from japan, starting with the u.s. ambassador. >> unilateral actions taken by china with the announcement by an east china air defense undermines security and an attempt to change the status quo in the east china sea. it only serves to increase tensions. japan showed greater restraint. we urge them to continue to do so. >> translation: the publi

army air corps b-25 mitchell bombers from the deck of the u.s.s. hornet, a feat that had never been attempted in combat before. on april 18, 1942 -- again, just a few months after pearl harbor -- 650 miles from its target the hornet encountered japanese ships. fearing the mission might be compromised the raiders decided to launch 170 miles earlier than anticipated. these men accepted the risk that they might have -- not have enough fuel to make it safely beyond japanese occupied china. the consequences meant the raiders would almost certainly have to crash land or bail out either above japanese occupied china or over the home islands of japan. any survivors would certainly be subjected to imprisonment or torture or death. after reaching their targets, 15 of the bombers continued to china, the 16th dangerously low on fuel headed to russia. the total distance traveled by the raiders averaged 2,250 nautical miles over a period of 13 hours making it the longest combat mission ever flown in a b-25 during the war. of the 80 raiders who launches that day,

bombers, b 52s, flew through china's air space and the did it without permission. and now china is about to respond in a big way. this is a huge story. we have that for you. plus a prosecutor wants 30 years for amanda knox. what does it mean for the american if she's convicted? >>> and the obama administration continues to sell the united states on the iran nuclear agreement. but late tonight, one problem, iran now says the white house is lying about what's in the deal. the state department comes outfront. [ paper rustles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even tak

china may backpaidal offer imposing airrights over a disputed area, a day after the pentagon sent two b 52 bombers over the air defense zone. >>> thanksgiving delay - a storm delays people across the country. most are getting where they need to go. >>> a deadly crane collapse at a soccer stadium in sao paulo, as the stadium gets a fays lift for next year's world cup. >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. >>> the affordable care act is taking a hit. the white house where are says the online platform for health insurance sign ups will not be ready as planned. mike viqueira reports from washington. >> it's not the catastrophe that healthcare.gov is. it's a log on the fire of the anger and frustration that many are filling. even administration officials conceded it's a disaster and a debacle. a one-year delay. if you own a small business, you are in no way compelled or required to offer employee-sponsored health insurance. many want to do that. this website was designed to help them do that, and there are tax credits involved if small business owners want to move forward and

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the sea of japan, michele caruso-cabrera has caused the president to send b-52s into air space that china claims as its own. >> yeah. >> what's the latest? >> this is part of a larger story about china trying to assert its military presence and its military power. it's an issue that vice president joe biden will raise when he visits china next week. so this all started this past week. china publishes a new map with an area they described as, quote, an air defense identification zone. bottom line, you fly a plane through that area you better identify yourself to the chinese or they could take action. almost immediately afterward the united states flew two unarmed b-52s like the one you see in this video through this identification zone and no, they did not identify themselves. even though the pentagon says it was a long planned training mission it's being interpreted as a signal the u.s. sees the area as international air space. the chinese did not take any action today. they explained that they'll take action depending on the level of threat. this is a very contentious area of the w

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we can get all of the airplanes into it except our b-52. we use it for a hangar for the other airplanes. the airplanes we have in this hangar. initially we are looking at raising $8 million. that money is needed to bring the building back up to code. essentially they make it a functional building. by the time they are done we'll have put $15 million, poss bli more into the building. of the $8 million we have to raise up front we have $2.5 million left. >> this ship is strong. the strength built in by skilled brains and hands. with all the experience that ford has gained over the years of mass production. >> detroit had some rough times over the last ten years or so. especially in the last kwouple of years. but this is something that detroiters and people from southeastern michigan and northern ohio, all the people that supported the plant worked in it and the companies that supported the production here. this is something we can look back at and smile about. we did something in detroit that was not done anywhere else in the world. it litera

we can get all of our airplanes into it, except our b-52. we'll use it for a hangar for the other airplanes, the flyable airplanes we have in this hangar. initially, we're looking at raising about $8 million. that money is needed to bring the building back up to code and essentially to make it a functional building. by the time we're done, we'll have probably put $15 million, possibly more, into the building. of the 8 million we need to raise up front, we have $2.5 million left. >> this ship is strong. the strength built in by skilled brains and hands. with all the experience that ford has gained over the years of mass production. >> detroit's had some rough times over the last ten years or so. and especially in the last couple of years. but this is something that detroiters and people from southeastern michigan and northern ohio, all the people that supported this plant work in it and the companies that supported the production here. this is something that we can look back at and we can smile about. we did something here in detroit that was

we can get all of the airplanes into it except our b-52. we use it for a hangar for the other airplanes. the airplanes we have in this hangar. initially we are looking at raising $8 million. that money is needed to bring the building back up to code. essentially they make it a functional building. by the time they are done we'll have put $15 million, possibly more into the building. of the $8 million we have to raise up front we have $2.5 million left. >> this ship is strong. the strength built in by skilled brains and hands. with all the experience that ford has gained over the years of mass production. >> detroit had some rough times over the last ten years or so. especially in the last couple of years. but this is something that detroiters and people from southeastern michigan and northern ohio, all the people that supported the plant worked in it and the companies that supported the production here. this is something we can look back at and smile about. we did something in detroit that was not done anywhere else in the world. it literal

a pair of b-52 bombers into the region on monday. china says their air force will remain on high alert. >> second stage, abort, abort, abort. abort. abort. aborting. >> spacex tried and tried again but could not blast into orbit yesterday. the first try was scrubbed seconds before lift off and engineers were worried about an engine not putting out enough thrust. the company c.e.o. says the next attempt will be in a few days pending the review of rocket engine. >> astronomers believe the comet survived the close encounter with the sun when part of the nuclear center remained intact. it was disappeared from view after sweeping 70,000 miles over the sun's surface. >> a church is celebrating a painful anniversary this morning and a reminder of the long road ahead. the clutch in richmond burned down ten years ago yesterday. the building is still undergoing repairs, a massive project with no funding. they worshiping at a sister church but the pastor says it is time to come home. >> our home is in north richmond for david chapel. >> we stil

the united states appeared to challenge the chinese by flying two b 52 bombers through the air defense zone. the vice president will make it clear that washington has concerns about china's behaviour. the trip begins sunday. >> there are questions over brazil's readiness to host the world cup after two construction workers were killed in sao paulo, where the opening match of the tournament will be shelled. ross shimabuku reports. >> workers in brazil are under pressure to get the world cup stadiaurks finished on deadline. this is one of a number of actions. from the air it's easier to understand what happened. a crane, involved in lifting part of the roof, collapsed, crushing in the roof of the stand. >> we were leaving for lunch. i heard a loud noise and looked back. i saw the arm of the crane holding everything. my coworkers working closer to the incident said the ground shook. >> it was moving slowly. it made a harsh movement. it hit the corner of the stadium, pushing the arm of the crane down. >> the stadium in sao paulo was due to be completed by december 31st. the organizers admi