corey: what is the hard thing about payments? i was comparing a couple hundred dollars in cash -- you need glass between the driver and passenger. you look at the payment problems posed by your business, what are they? john: the first thing is safety in the car. you want the experience to be not focused on the transaction and stripe allows you to do that. how do you control people's private information? working with a third party like stripe that is a big part of their business. when someone puts in their credit card information, stripe panels that and passes it as a token so we don't have that individuals credit card information. the last piece is distribution. we have over 100,000 drivers. it is competent to collect money and dispersant out on a weekly basis. -- complicated to collect money and disperse it out on a weekly basis. >> think about doing that in multiple countries as well. corey: when you look at this and how this evolved over time, how has it changed? how has stripe changed because of the lyft partnership? >> the e

corey: sounds like 23 to me. you get a file of your spit and they give you feedback about who you are and where you came from. they use that to create this giant database of genetic markers. bill: it is no point since, both -- know coincidence. both companies that live at the intersection of technology and large datasets. genomic data is a great example where we can bring a lot of value to help those companies. cory: when you look at the pickups 23 me has had -- it is pushing against, not just the limits of technology -- but of government and how government looks at it by. how do you help a companies get through those roadblocks? bill: all of our company's basic -- pface hiccups along the way. the innovations the companies are developing but up against a limit what policy was made to address. 23 me is trying to do something that has never been done provide genomic information to you, and laws written 10, 20 100 years ago never had that in mind. the companies are doing a great job trying to do -- try to work that

>> good evening, or good afternoon, my name is corey lamb, i'm a cab driver here in san francisco and i sent an e-mail yesterday hopefully in the spirit of cooperation and not wagging my impinging e there was a significant change that was made at the caltrans system at 4th and townsend where a bicycle share machine was put in our taxi stand and we removed further down townsend toward 5th, i was upset because it was a couple of hundred feet, it was 20 feet, we should be inside the station, not away from the station for disability access, for just general purposes of the fight that we ao*f been fighting for the last couple of years. since then, i've discovered that lift has decided that the corner of 4th and townsend is where they're going to do their lift line for $3 anywhere inside that area, where they can do stops of $3 or more per ride, there's definitely some impact that hasn't been considered, you're putting a bicycle machine where taxis normally pull in and out, they're standing in traffic swiping their card and getting bicycles out, it's a free flowing traffic, bicycles pedestr

colleing collaboration with people of another party, colleagues like chris coons from connecticut and corey brucker. many policy proposals really are not partisan personal, particularly when it comes to higher education. you will read about how i am working with corey booker to provide more axis to wi-fi and internet platforms, especially in disadvantaged neighborhoods. these are these are important initiatives, not easy to put on a bumper sticker don't win a lot of elections, but they are critical to the future of our country. we still we still have time and space and should debate the issues but i hope we can come together and cooperate on the essential issues of our time because will we what we have before us is an extraordinary opportunity to usher in the most prosperous era and all of history and that is saying a lot for a country with a history like ours. i appreciate you being here and look forward to talking to you in person more and thank you for this opportunity you have given me to address the book. thank you. [applause] >> is there a nonfiction author or book you would like to s

corey: you have very high profile people. some of the best minds about finding who to put into the kleiner company. she publishes an annual in her role as partner of kleiner perkins. the industry looks to her to find out where a wayne gretzky quote, where the puck is going. there is a trend about technology. they are high-profile women among the 20%. alix: this will not in the conversation. it will continue after the verdict. cory johnson, bloomberg west editor at large, who will bring you the ellen pao trial about the day. "market makers" will be back. stay with us. ♪ alix: warren buffett said he has the diet of the 6-year-old and you can tell from the companies he owns. everything from kandi to dairy queen. let's look at what your daily diet looks like if you would only eat their products. coke and coffee for breakfast. taken on board. that is probably half of your calories for the day. matt: let's go on to lunch. alix: you get your burger king whopper with fries, dairy queen shake coke, and dinner -- mac and cheese hot d

corey: drug he also says they will support greece if bailout talks get back on track. yemen moves closer to war. the latest violence happened in the third largest city. rebel leaders have called on forces to mobilize for war. china's ali baba is looking to israel to improve security. they are investing in jerusalem venture partners, who focus on cyber security. israel's government is planning to build a global of four cyber security technology. well, uber's plans to partner with the u.n. to create one million jobs for women turned out to be a nonstarter. the driver unions warned the jobs to be dangerous. it deals the latest blow to over -- uber's image. a global transportation company with 80,000 employees -- we are joined by the north american ceo, mark joseph. mark, tell us what the firm is. mark: we are a worldwide operator. hello, mr. johnson. we are the largest worldwide operator, multimodal, private operator of public transportation systems and we have a retail on-demand system that includes super shuttle several taxi companies and technology businesses that conn

sound in a wilmington shelter, after a community worked together to rescue her from the woods, this is corey first spotted by residents of bellevue state, residents were worried about her being out in the freezing temperatures and they tried to trap the dog and bring her in and she out smarted her all that is when they called in an expert for help, the track came with sensors that would send them information when the dog was nearby. >> we knew when we would find her and how she was evading the traps. >> the magic of technology corey was safely caught and treated for a leg injury and donations are being accepted to help pay for her surgery, if you want to help head to our website at 6abc.com. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the differenc

corey: really? what is that? garrett: that's the popularity -- sort of the position that giga-own technology was. in terms of all u.s. websites. : corey that hurts a little bit. it went sneakers up yesterday. suddenly shuttered yesterday and turned over to creditors. a sad day for all of the fans. garrett: absolutely. it was a complete surprise to a lot of people in the tech industry. the one analyst i spoke to -- i asked what the tone is right now among the online media or online tech media, and he says, "you know, what the hell happened?" cory: we've seen this before, but it usually only happens when the bubble burst, not at its very peak right now. you can get the latest headlines all the time on your phone, your tablet, bloomberg.com, and bloomberg radio. we'll see you with more "bloomberg west" tomorrow. ♪ . ♪ >> you always wanted to play piano, but thought it would never happen because you did not know how to read music. i have some good news for you.

and not look at our iphones and you kind of lose users in the city and have a cup of coffee >> i'm corey a typical day increase no typical day. and just the first time being on the talent show and getting a huge applause and i never expected it is is r is a great experience i'm an executive chief here at kathy serve over one hundred meals a day for the camp mather folks. people love our meals and the idea they can pick up a meal and don't worry about shopping or doing dishes and enjoy and have a great time at camp mather >> grasping grab on. >> i like camp mather it is a lot of freedom and kids run around it's great. >> they have all the things i don't have to do the kids get to do what they want to do and we basically focus on them that's our only job. >> i like camp mather because i can ride my bike. >> i love camp mather. the children are up here playing around and riding their booiths bicycles that's a great place to see what the word is like outside of the city. well, good morning welcome to the san francisco navigation center everybody (clapping) let me first say that we're never g

food this is not many and this particular airport are amazing especially at the tirnl indicating and corey is my favorite i come one or two hours before my flight this is the life. >> we definitely try to use as many local grirnts as we can we use the goat cheese and we also use local vendors we use greenly produce they summarize the local soured products and the last one had 97 percent open that. >> wow. >> have you taken up anything unique or odd here. >> i've picked up a few things in napa valley i love checking chocolates there's a lot of types of chocolate and caramel corn. >> now this is a given right there. >> i'm curious about the customer externals and how people are richmond to this collection of cities you've put together not only of san francisco food in san francisco but food across the bay area. >> this type of market with the local savors the high-end products is great. >> i know people can't believe they're in an airport i really joy people picking up things for their friends and family and wait i don't have to be shopping now we want people take the opportunity at our loca

corey barnett says congress's interference has made the d.c. pot law impossible to enforce. >> it is difficult for law enforcement telling whether or not you handing me was for some cannabis that i just gave you or was it for because you owed me $300. >> you believe the black market could actually grow as a result >> absolutely. i don't believe someone is going to spend hundreds of dollars for high quality product and in turn just give it away. >> the question is are we going to put people in the district of columbia, i don't think so, i think they should butt out. >> right now, they have no way to overturn an act of congress. limbo. christof putzel, al jazeera washington, d.c. >> latest vote on capitol hill 49 republicans joined 200 democrats to prevent the drug enforcement administration from acting on that. that was a big chain in that vote as just 28 republicans supported the same proposal two years earlier. next here, when leslieed when legalized marijuana goes up in smoke. >> house on fire, house on fire. >> an unintended consequence of c

>>reporter: corey watkins' police scanner crackles to life. moments later, he rushes to the scene of a traffic stop. >> i see lights. >>reporter: and there's another cop that just pulled in. >>reporter: with his ak 47 assault rifle slung over his shoulder, he begins his night's work, video camera in hand. somebody. >>reporter: along side watkins are fellow members of his cop watch group. >> i just called this in. >>reporter: watkins may seem like an unlikely ally of police watchers around the country >> don't you like how they stand like that. >>reporter: but for more than a year they have take on the the streets. >> more now than every we need police accountability. we need people out there recording. it's not just our area. it's all over the country. >>reporter: but police say they can sometimes go too far. >> what's your badge number? >>reporter: we were shown this video of an officer's interaction with watkins and members of the group. why cop watch with that weapon? >> why not? you know, it's my right to do so and i want to exert my freed

on corey washington, i'm ray >> new york new york. eight point four million people call this city home. >> twenty-four degrees snowing hard in central park going down to twenty in midtown. snowfall one to two feet. so they're now saying we could have snow falling as rapidly as five inches an hour. >> this has been the coldest winter here in eighty-one years. and it coincides with a grim reality. more people in new york city are homeless today than at any point

on corey washington, i'm ray ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ hello and welcome to the news hour i'm in doha with the top stories on al jazeera, a camp for displaced yemen hit on the fifth day of saudi-led air strikes in yemen. russia's foreign minister says he will return to the iran nuclear talks in switzerland with a deal just hours away. vote counting resumes as africa's largest democracy weights for results.

on corey washington i'm ray suarez. [ explosion ] >>> a camp for displaced was hit on the fifth day of saudi-led air strikes in yemen. >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera, i'm richelle carey, also coming up on the programme - iran's nuclear programme - in effectors continue to press for a deal ahead of tuesday's deadline. on a knife edge - vote counting suspended for the night in nigeria's presidential elections. targetting e-cigarettes. why the united states says the electronic puff is as

no score in the second inning corey phelps that brings in darren rough and the phillies take a 1-0 lead and same count in the fifth inning and herrera scores to give the phillies a 2-0 lead and then don brown gets aggressive on the base pads and that is only good if it works, he'll be nailed at the plate get the mistakes out now and the phillies win the game 3-1. the sixers visit the thunder and russel westbrook is expected to play. >>> and the flyers suffered another overtime loss and hundredor scored with less than 90 seconds in ot and the flyers fell 3-2 and they picked up a point they are 5 points from a playoff spot. >>> some talented eighth graders hit the court and took part in four on four for a cure. by playing in one of the largest basketball tournaments in the area this is the 15 and year for this event. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us

senators bob menendez and corey booker plan to be there this afternoon. they are opposed to the obama administration's plan for offshore oil and gas drilling. they say the consequences of a possible oil spill near the jersey shore could be catastrophic. >>> the plans call for 160 homes to be built along beaver valley road in concord township. the group save the valley is fighting to keep the land preserve as open space. they were supposed to vote on it last week but postponed it until tonight. >>> some are not happy with plans for an old school. a drug addiction treatment company is planning to open a rehab center on the site. bancroft announced last year it was moving to a new home and selling to the highest bidder. the founder of the group opposed to the plan said the rehab center is inappropriate for the area. >>> from our delaware bureau you may have to go outside to puff on e-cigarettes. they are adding them to the clean indoor air act. it makes smoking illegal indoors. >>> the philadelphia police department is looking for more hispanic candidates to

while baghdad acts as a go between for corey washington and damascus, the u.s. ruled out cooperating with the syrian regime. back in idlib hospitals are overwhelmed with the injured, and medics call for the attacks to stop. they all know the fight for control of the city is far from over. >>> al jazeera colleagues are scheduled to return to court in egypt on wednesday for a retrial. mohammed badr and mohamed fadel fahmy are accused of supporting the outlawed muslim brotherhood. earlier this year an appeals court ruled there wasn't enough evidence to convict the journalists of the a charm, they were gaoled for more than a year and are out on bail. their colleague was deported to native australia last month. >> more to come after the break, including a great day for people wanting internet freedom in india. we explain why and take you to myanmar, home to one of the world's most unusual vineyards, when we come back. >> sunday. you know his music but what about the man? >> i was given a gift. >> up close and personal. behind the scenes of the biggest hits... >> she

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>> reporter: corey hardy started little borrowed dress, a website where bridesmaids can rent dresses for as little as $50. >> men can rent tuxedos. why can't women rent bridesmaid dresses? >> that looks great on you. i like the color a lot. >> reporter: the shipping's free, and they even pick up the dry cleaning bill. the only down side -- you can't alter the dresses. >> this is a pretty color on you. it kind of has a little bit more wow than the blue. >> reporter: stylist to the stars and editor in chief of yahoo! style joe zee says some of the best solutions can involve the bride giving up some control. >> right now the biggest trend is to give someone a -- say it's about long and navy or short and violet or about red or whatever it is you that allow them to go find a dress that's flattering for their particular body type and also find a dress within their price range. >> oh wow! >> reporter: i'm also getting ready to walk down the aisle, and i happen to be doing just that. >> i gave him a few choices for inspiration and this one i bought just to check out. and i liked it so much i

this kid was screaming for help. >> this isn't the first time these bullies have picked on nadine corey. it all starts earlier that school year in september 2010. nadine says he's one of the smallest kids in his class, making him a target. >> they used to say, oh, your mom african. she's dirty. i was with your mom last night. they used to say all kind of stupid things. he says a few classmates continue to tease him, even punching him occasionally when the teacher isn't watching. then on january 11th, nadine is walking home from school with a friend. they notice some of the same kids who bully nadine in class, along with a few older teenagers heading straight for him. >> we knew they were coming to mess with us. we started running the other direction. a few of them came running after us. the group isn't after nadine's friend. he gets away. but nadine isn't as lucky. >> i was in shock when they were actually doing it. i was scared because i didn't know where it was going to end. i didn't know what they were going to do. >> one of the attackers records with his cell phone as six others tak

the g-men are facing a squad in scottsdale and corey black beaned him. the pitch fractured the ulna bone and putting the heart and soul of the orange and black on the shelf before a couple of weeks into the regular season, and giants did win the game 8-6. >>> and now, facing a tough squad, new skipper joe maddon the first game as manager, and barry zito making the cactus league start. a frame later after retiring five straight he hit a batter and then this, a two-run crusher, and this is going to end though in a 2-2 tie. >> the 49ers are banking that darnell dockett has something will left in the tank to go after quarterbacks. he inked a new deal, and the soon to be 34-year-old sat out last year with a torn acl. >>> and oakland native maurice jones-drew, the de la salle grad announced his retirement from the nfl finishing with 1,848 carries, and in eight seasons with jacksonville, and one with the raiders. >>> and now, stanford and asu teetering on the ncaa tourney bubble. and mckissic right behind the shot that falls. the the sun devils up late on a 18-

the baltimore sun reports san francisco is the front runner to ink corey smith to a deal. >> steve cur said nothing steph curry does surprises him any more. he proved that point today on the clippers. you have got watch this. in the third, steph between the defenders. cuts back ask train. >> green had a game high 23 points along with six assists. >> i think there were nine seconds on the shot clock when he took the shot. it looked like and maybe i'm wrong. it looked like steph thought there was one second left the way he shot it. the possession was strange. the ball was moving around a little bit. we were a little out of whack and i'm yelling plenty of time. plenty of time. what are -- good job. good work. >> he knew what he was doing. what that's brandon bell. two batters later, juan sent this one just over center. the giants fall 10-5. we go to the top of the first. already 1-0. two innings. he's going to drive one to the center there. going to make that grab. bottom of the third is craig gentry senting this one to the left. billy butler picks up his first home run of the season. alw

corey -- cory is standing outside the courthouse. with the men that did not testify, apparently he and ellen pao had a consensual sexual relationship while she was working at kleiner perkins. he never testified. is there anything to indicate what the jury was specifically looking at when it looked at the behavior of the various people? she worked at the company five months after she found the lawsuit. cory: so, the middle to competency. the retaliation charges. she was saying that two of the reasons that she was doing, she was retaliated against as she was retaliating against the sexual arrest meant. only after she made the complaint. the reason it is important is because there is a lot of testimony in the trial that came up that china perkins, she had a mixed record that kleiner perkins that brought up that she only complained after she was passed up. the policies did not work, they were not rewritten until after she had found her complaints. the notion is that kleiner perkins is scrambling to cover their butts. one of the reasons t

division three playoffs, catholic university and this is corey stanford doing work in the low post with 22 points and 13 boards and randolph making number one seed in the division 3 playoffs and marcus badger there and they get the win 79- 65 and big kudos to hall's club doing northeast proud they won 23 games this season. to the ladies, maryland women taking on northwest and sluggish first half. until kiara leslie here. in mid air. how about that? terps in the half on a 13-3 run and they never look back. lauren minsy takes that and maryland pulls away 74-64 and they will play in the finals tomorrow in the big 10 championship. all right. hockey. alex ovenchin in the lineup. 44th in the season and that's 6 better than the closest guy. alex ovenchin. will win the mvp and the caps trying to creep up in the standings. >>> let's give him a title. >> he needs imported chicken's been in the news a lot lately. for chicken that hasn't crossed an ocean look for perdue. we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chi

on corey washington, i'm ray >> new york new york. eight point four million people call this city home. >> twenty-four degrees snowing hard in central park going down to twenty in midtown. snowfall one to two feet. so they're now saying we could have snow falling as rapidly as five inches an hour. >> this has been the coldest winter here in eighty-one years. and it coincides with a grim reality. more people in new york city are homeless today than at any point since the 1930s. >> it's really difficult especially to just find ways to get through day to day from you know finding clothing to finding shelter to finding you know where you're going to eat. >> tonight it's pretty hectic because of the snow outside and there's not a lot of places for us to sleep now, so everybody's kind of coming in. >> in just a decade, the number of people living in new york's homeless shelters has nearly doubled reaching 60 thousand a night last year. it's a homelessness crisis unprecedented in any american city. >> what we see today the homeless that we s

the two-hour episode will pay tribute to the late corey monty, will touch on key moments from the show's past six seasons. >>> it's official paula patton has been granted a divorce from robin thicke. the nine-year marriage was rocked with accusations of infidelity. thicke tried his best to win her back, even dedicating and named his seventh album "paula" after her, didn't work. also didn't sell a lot of albums. >>> harrison ford will be narrateing a national geographic documentary called "living in the age of airplanes" about how aviation has changed the world. it will be premiering on april 8th. ford, you may recall is recovering from injuries that he sustained from a plane crash two weeks ago. >>> "insurgent," the second installment in the "divergent" theaters hitting theaters today. the post-apocalyptic film stars shea lee and kate winslet. >> i'm not going to fight you. >> of course you're not. you're going to fight you. >> here's our favorite entertainment story today. remember mr. t.? the 62-year-old actor is back. he has hammered his way back to television. he's got his own home r

in freemont and union city is purchased from outside of the area. 40% comes from local sources like corey lakes. but after it percolates into the ground water basins it's a mixture of fresh and saltier bay water. >> there was historic pumping issues in this local area that threw it down from the bay in toward our ground water basin. >> so 12 years ago the water district invested $17 million to build this plant and facilities. it was doubled five years ago and produces 10 million gallons from the water. it goes through a reverse osmosis process in which salt, crystals and minerals are filtered out by a fine membrane. >> this gives us the opportunity to take advantage of our local resources and increase our water supplies for our customers. >> the original goal is to save money by not purchasing more expensive water from the states and it's saving 380,000 customers $4 million a year but the plant has also helped to expand it's water supply in a drought. >> the water that comes out is blended with well water for taste and distributed right through the pipes to residences and businesses and i

madison madison's husband corey was allegedly shot by her ex-husband min nguyen. this will be madison's sixth child. >>> eight weeks, eight robberies. but tonight detectives say they have a clue that might help them catch what they're calling the black-hat bandits. that's two guys dressed all in black armed with guns. they robbed a wells fargo bank on west broad street in falls church today. they got away again but not before they left footprints in the snow between the bank and the get-away car. investigators took pictures and molds of those footprints. the fbi is offering a $30,000 reward for information leading to a conviction in that case. >>> less than 12 hours from now israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will warn congress about a potential white house deal with iran over its nuclear program. but today he insisted u.s./israeli relations are, quote, stronger than ever. netanyahu's address to congress angered the white house. the obama administration feels netanyahu breached protocol by accepting the invitation from house speaker john boehner. >>> next a

rider who's getting a ride to the south bay, and i guess an important thing to say is thank you to corey lamb and the others who brought this to o our attention because without you, we wouldn't have known about it i don't go to the cal train station very often, so thank you for the e-mail that we all read and we appreciate that. the other thing that i would ask to look in on this is the process, last time around, i quizzed the director on whether we need a number on the top of the casing i mean, we're getting now into the small thins, anything we can do to aid this industry which we've partnered with and to me moving a cab stand is pretty high on the list of impact things, that's definitely something if it happens the industry should be consulted and even frankly smaller things should get noticed and at least staff level comment back, so look, these things happen and it sounds like we're going to address it, i think the message to the taxi department has to be especially in these times anything that's going to affect the industry the industry has to have advanced notice. >> absolutely, w

corey: i don't know if it's significantly -- the real issue is how far you can drive in this car and what limitations this is wonderful it does not use gas. but there are tremendous limitations because there are a lot more gas stations been charging stations. -- than charging stations. the company has to overcome that issue to get people to buy more cars. this is a critical order for tesla for a lot of reasons. the model s is getting longer and longer on the tooth. you have this issue with the west coast port strike. tesla makes their cars behind me here -- for these guys to get these cars out to international markets was more difficult during the west coast ports slow down. mark: cory johnson joining me now from san francisco. thank you so much. despite the collapse in oil prices, production from key shale areas in north dakota and texas has increased. production from -- up 30% compared to last year. alix steel joins me with more. why is shale still producing? >> money. good talking to you. economic returns averaged 20%. 20% for shale despite the drop we have seen in oil prices. you

corey, what was what you saw today? cory: the macbook kind of stolen show there. the notion of -- take the editorial aside, these guys grew the macbook about three times faster than any other in the industry. and now they have added the minute is very much in the cutting-edge. it is 10% thinner than the old one. it comes an interesting color variations that they have not done with the last few macbook airs. and technologically some very interesting stuff. it's got better he battery life. it is putting more battery space into this thinner device. and it's got this usb that is the very cutting edge of how information can get into and out of a computer. and they already had one order where the macbook sold better than the ipad. this could be big business for these guys at an important time for this company. alix: it will be interesting to see if they actually sell 6.2 million units this year. does this give some validity to the smart watch market? or is it still a xiaomi story for apple? -- "show me" story for apple? " sams: i think it is still a "show me" story. ali

arm corey core of engineers says no more than two miles of beach will be closed at one time, but some are concerned that the construction could extend beyond the normally busy memorial day weekend. >> if you're going to rent an oceanfront house and you have that in front of it i don't think you will or you'll want your money back if you did. >> the projects manager tells nbc 10 dredges needed for the work were not available earlier this year. he says the project is so large there is no way to avoid the summer season. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. with meteorologist bill henley. >> 4:50. and it is dry right now. a little bit misty outside but no steady rainfall. and not much in the way of fog on boathouse row. not everybody is seeing it this morning. 39 degrees. not nearly as cold as it has been. temperature just dropped a degree in the last hour. winds are very light. they're at five miles an hour. but it's a southerly wind so we'll see a warm-up today. and the snow is slowly but surely disappearing from the poconos. that's blue mountain this morning. the cold will be retur

i will talk to senator corey gardner of the foreign relations committee coming up. our correspondents and analysts are standing by with full coverage. but let's begin with our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr. barbara? >> reporter: wolf this lovely north african capital, the city the site of bloodshed earlier today when gunmen opened up in a complex that involved both the parliament and this major museum in downtown tunis. 17 -- 19 people killed 22 wounded. the hunt for additional gunmen is on. it was brutal and it was sudden. tourists some of them were getting off buses to visit the museum when they were hit with this hail of gunfire. fighting broke out. you see pictures of people on the run as security forces rushed to try to bring them to safety. it was what could only be described as a very deadly very brutal scene. the question now, who is behind it all. of course the finger of suspicion does point potentially, we do not know for sure points potentially to isis. isis adherents in tunisia have been pledging their support to the organization. there has been