airbnb is doing a great job.hey have this great off-line experience where people can rent house from posts and they have create -- from hosts. even when you are not on the trip for the event -- or the vacation, they can connect you to people who are a part of it. caroline: what about all the various products? you talk about how airbnb is making a good run of it using facebook groups. what about messenger? what about whatsapp? how are these products being adapted in the growth you are seeing? >> we have the two largest mobile platforms -- at platforms in the world and we are seeing people use that to build their businesses. there is a young woman in brazil named joanna who started a company and their idea was to sell fashion accessories. using facebook at instagram, they were able -- she did all her advertising herself on her phone and she was able to target those ads to people interested in fashion accessories and 79% of the business she had came from instagram. that is the small and local example. we also see th

with: airbnb is expanding the open home platform.ding more experiences to the platform, instead of just places to stay. give us an update on the business and plans for an ipo. >> from a business standpoint, we are really excited. in 2016, we launched trips, which allows anyone to offer an experience. now that you helped me discover a local part of the city, how can i find out cool and interesting things to do? hosts oneriences allow airbnb to share their skills and passions and allow outsiders to feel like insiders when traveling. emily: airbnb has three very involved cofounders. as the company has grown and moved forward, how do you distinguish your role, and what are your top priorities? think each of us is nicely settled into what our passions are and what is most valuable in the company. i enjoy thinking about the future. i run a design studio inside the company, which is a research and development team.that's where the origins of the platform began. thinking about how we might utilize the core competencies to put in its problem.

airbnb is doing a great job.hey have this great off-line experience, where people can rent house from host. but then, they have created lots of facebook groups that create online experiences, so even when you are not on that trip or on that vacation, you can be connected to the people who are a part of it. caroline: what about all the various products? you talk about how airbnb is making a good run of it at the moment using facebook groups. , what about messenger? what about whatsapp? what about instagram? the portfolio that you have, how are these products being adapted in the growth you are seeing? sheryl: in facebook and instagram, we have the two largest mobile ad platforms in the world, and we are seeing people really use that to build their businesses. there is a young woman in brazil named joanna. she started a company, and their idea was to sell fashion accessories. so, using facebook and instagram, she did all of her advertising herself on her phone, and she was able to target those ads to people interes

as we looked at what is airbnb good at?hospitality, trust between strangers, and global presence. we thought we could extend this natural generosity into a platform we are calling "open homes." emily: you called this 21st century philanthropy. why are you doing this? >> i feel we have a responsibility, this incredible asset, this amazing community of over 300 million homes in many countries. looking around in the world of how we might apply what we are good at with where it is needed the most, it makes a lot of sense. emily: you are a $31 billion company. you have investors who placed huge bets on your future. how do you sell them on the idea this is worth devoting time and resources to, from a business perspective? >> you know, i think this is really just a natural extension of what we are already doing. it is a question of, why not provide the same solutions to travelers to those who are displaced? emily: how does this benefit the business of airbnb? does it benefit the business financially? >> airbnb does not take transa

in 2013, i stumbled across airbnb. get a washer and dryer, wi-fi, it all comes with the package. i think it is why our value proposition is so compelling. emily: this is part of a broader campaign. you are taking a more aggressive tack against hotels. airbnb has a reputation as being the nice company. this is a little more aggressive. >> it is trying to drive the consumer comparisons for folks. earlier this year, it came out the hotel industry was mounting a massive effort at every level to go after the airbnb middle-class hosts. it gets down to something called compression nights. in the hotel industry, they try to limit supply so in busy weekends like july 4 they can jack up the prices. they have acknowledged it. you don't have to read our report. just look at their public comments. time, he saidn the reason they are concerned about airbnb is it is impacting the hotel industry's ability to couch consumers -- couch consumers. we want to draw the comparison because it is important to families traveling. you save money

just search airbnb phone number.ur contacts so you'll have it just in case you need it. but they did change that and are making it more prominent on their website. they definitely are owning it. the question that i asked him was, did you guys just grow too fast? and he admitted it. but they are doing whatever they can to address customer service at this point. >> sounds like they're learning as they go. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> a local woman wakes up to find an armed gunman in h >> it's one of the stories jim and wendy are working on new tonight at 5:00. what's this one about, guys? >> can you imagine robbing someone's house at 8:30 in the morning on a saturday when everyone in the neighborhood is home? it was frightening for this woman in the district. two men breaking into her house and started rummaging through her stuff. >> pat collins working on this story for us. he spoke to the victim who confronted the armed men. >>> also at fi5:00 tonight, the safetrack project winding down and metro is calling it a

same thing with airbnb >> there's a survey going around asking residents what they think about airbnb as far as allowing or accommodating them into fairfax county. we spoke with fairfax county leaders as well on the subject and they were telling us that because of virginia law, they will eventually more than likely have to make an exceptional that short term rental lease of less than 30 days allowing people to stay in homes. against, hence the survey going around, we will let you know if anything comes out of this, we're in mt. vernon, christine leone, fox 5 local news. >>> up next, a twist in the bizarre story about a rockville man a paying people for blood >> did you see this today on, i'm pretty certain you did, the story behind this video of a dancing ape. which took overtime internet. ba a does he hav bort bort. >>> a northern virginia man in jail facing he is me yack charges, he's accused of selling top secret documents to the chinese, he's a self-employed consultant at global x, he's an army vet and because of his work as a special agent for the state department, he had top sec

lawmakers are set to vote on the so-called airbnb bill soon. it would require health and safety inspections of all short-term rental units. if approved, the bill would establish some of the strictest regulations on airbnb units in the country. d.c. councilman mcduffy introduced the bill. airbnb renters should have proof that the units meet basic standards instead of just relying on reviews. >> what we want to really do is to make sure that a person who comes to stay at a short-term rental is doing so without any guessing work and that it's been basic inspections that have taken place. these sort of basic health and safety regulations are already in place for hotels and so we think it should also apply to short-term reviewing the bill, and that safety is their number one priority. in a statement to news4, they said the overwhelming majority of our hosts in d.c. share the very home they live in, and they agree that they will be in compliance with all applicable laws and other rules and regulations, including permits, licenses, and registrations.

guest: actually, americans can continue going to airbnbs. americans can go to cuban hotels as long as that hotel is not owned and operated by the cuban military or security services. we did a study, my university along with brookings institutions, that looked at cuban tourism. we found about 40% of the rooms in cuba are at hotels owned and operated by the cuban military, which means that in addition to the airbnb locations, about 50% to 60% of the hotels are still available. americans who do travel under the new restrictions cannot stay at those hotels, at state hotels. how do you implement and how can you follow or monitor or audit where americans stay? it will be an interesting enforcement exercise. at least, that is how i understand the policy change to be. host: frank mora directs the latin and caribbean center at florida university -- >> comic up sunday morning, -- comic up on sunday morning, newt gingrich. and humane society president and ceo wayne discusses his book "the humane economy." columnistcial times on his book "the retreat of

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. ♪ airbnb has cleared a major hurdle in japan.rnment approved legislation that legalizes its service and others like it in the country. the law will allow homeowners to let out their property to paying guests for up to 180 days a year. airbnb which is valued at $31 billion has found a receptive audience in japan compared to some cities in the united states, including new york and san francisco. a tourism boom has cut into japan's supply of available hotel rooms and help make the island nation airbnb's fastest-growing market. eric feng has been changed -- plans to change how millennial shop. he has found a package which is angling to use popular youtube videos to sell merchandise in a format similar to home shopping networks. i caught up with him and asked him to lay out the details in his latest venture. >> it is a new take that video e-commerce. think of it as a re-imagination of home shopping network trying to drive transactions through video content. it is based on the popularity of un-boxing videos. emily: talk about how they

he will report to airbnb's ceo directly. the china market, one of the country's largest internet providers just made a major move to help bring their autonomous driving aspirations to fruition. baidu has partnered with two german auto industry heavyweights to work on automated driving, connected cars, and mobility services. the alliance pits baidu against other leading internet companies, putting alphabet, and established automakers like ford and gm. joining me is adam coates. still with us from l.a., my guest host, techonomy ceo david kirkpatrick. adam, as the tech develops, as these other giants move forward with their plans, what does baidu have on anyone else? adam: baidu is the ai leader in china. it is an incredible technology brand and it has incredible technology talent. when it comes to things like self driving cars, this is going to be powered by things like the project apollo, baidu's recently open sourced software for self driving cars. that's one of the points where we are excited to collaborate with top supplie

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airbnb isl, finally, said to be planning a new tier of luxury vacation rentals.ram for mansions and penthouses at the end of the year, with a broad rollout plan of successful. year, airbnb acquired canada's luxury retreat, which lists more than 4000 villas and vacation homes. topicl be covering this on friday's show with airbnb's head of global policy and public affairs. that does it with this edition of "bloomberg technology." you can check us out weekdays at 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. that does it for now. ♪ our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." .harlie: william burns is here in 2015, he became president for the carnegie endowment for international peace. after 33alking in 2014 years in the state department, where he helped with russia and jordan. he was only the second career diplomat to become secretary of state, serving under hillary clinton and john kerry. john kerry described him as a diplomats diplomat, on a short list of american diplomat legends.

by analyzing data, it could help airbnb track various customer violations such as side deals betweend hosts. withtartup has struggled fraudulent guests who sidestepped fees by contacting hosts directly. airbnb has more than 3 million home and apartment rental listings and is expanding into new categories including travel experiences. back to amazon and whole foods, our biggest story of the day. earlier, david rubenstein talked about how the deal would disrupt the grocery industry. >> when jeff bezos or amazon makes a move, it makes the world pay attention because they are the largest online retailer in the world is moving toward online sales. if the food world were to go this way, it will clearly change the way people shop. emily: let's dig into why jeff bezos is now taking the plunge into the grocery industry with shira ovide. you have a new piece out today talking about the behavior of grocery shopping, that it mostly still resides off-line. i wonder if that is what it is going to be long-term? is it something people want to do in person? >> i think it is too early to whether shopp

. >>> airbnb offer customers a taste of luxury. tell us about that. >> it is going upscale with plans to rent out mansions and penthouses later this year. reports say the short-term rental service called airbnb luck will start testing in november. >>> give you a quick check of markets. rebound from yesterday's losses sparked by a renewed selloff in tech stocks and rise in global bond yields. dow and s&p having worst day in more than a month also the markets stay closed off the lulls of the session. >> happy fourth. >>> gunned down on the road. a teenage ser killed in an apparent fit of road rage. family's heart breaking plea as the search for the killer continues. >>> backlash against the president. president trump takes on a tv host on twitter. his comments as the growing reaction from lawmakers. at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. and... who's there? hey. a boy? oh, on the bed? you never told your dad and i about any... wait, what's going on now? move the flag. at ikea, we bel

does airbnb have any chance of succeeding in china? it's hard to say at this stage.unt of challenges that got local rivals that have five times more listings in china, and cities that airbnb never even dreamed of reaching out to. so it really will depend on how ourting local at c customers, local listings, and courting the government to convince the government not to kick them out. betty: who are these local rivals? >> there are 2 primary local rivals. a very similar model to airbnb's in china. a are backed by the likes of morningstar --morningside. on the other side, you have a company that is huge, it has 700,000 listings. they are backed by china's agency andine travel the world's second-biggest online travel agency. shery: what is airbnb doing in china? how much are the investments? where are they investing? they are saying they are going to double if not triple the amount they just over the next few years. it's the only country outside of the u.s. where they have software engineers currently stationed. basically if you email anyone in china or airbnb, they have

arrienda su hogar por airbnb tc: 17 39 47 "el interes es muy alto el que tengo, y tambien el prstamo. 15 mil quinientas viviendas por este sitio...la empresa, y aquellos que usaron playeras celestes en la reunion del concejo, estan de acuerdo que la ciudad debe de regular la industria, pero que no lo limite. actualmente los dejan arrendar las casas 180 dias durante el anio. cg: connie llanos. portavoz de airbnb tc: 17 55 38 "el 84 por ciento estan compartiendo la casa donde ellos vivien permanentemente, ya sea un cuarto o ya sea un garage convertido. " en la misma reunion tambien se veian aquellos vestidos de rojo. son los empleados de hoteles...industria que presuntamente esta perdiendo turistas..una reduccin que termina afectando a los trabajadores. cg: eduardo hernandez. trabajador de hotel tc:17 19 04 "frustrado. es deprimente cuando eso daÑa a nuestros companeros. " cg: rocksand ramirez. recamarera tc: "nos mandan temprano, porque no hay trabajo. " rocksand tambien los culpa por tener menos opciones para arrendar en la ciudad. algunos vecinos incluso aseguran que los turistas hac

. >>> airbnb makes it easier to help the needy and the accuser makes a plea. >>> the georgia woman accused of leaking government secrets will plead not guilty. a bond hearing will held today in augusta for reality winner. her parents are standing by her. >> she's a patriot, and i know a lot of people on facebook and other media would say, what, she's a traitor. no. >> prosecutors say she gave a classified document to a news website. she could face up to ten years in prison if convicted. >>> the "washington post" said the house passed a bill making it easier to become a border guard. it would waive lie detector tests for applicants who have been in the military or law enforcement. more than half flunked the test. there's a shortage of border guards. >>> "the new york times" talks about fossil. the homo sapiens are the oldest ever found dating back 3,000 years. science indicates humans are involved in more than one african location. >>> "fortune" reports the launch of airbnb's plan for refugees. the open house lets you sign up for free housing to displaced people. agencies will be able to se

. >>> airbnb is doing its part to help the growing number of refugee families who have come into thenited states. the landlords are joining the efforts to welcome refugees to the country and provide a smooth transition to life in the u.s. some 450 californians have signed up to allow their homes to be used for free by refugees. including 164 families here in the bay area. earlier tonight, airbnb executive joined us on kutv plus to discuss -- ktvu plus. >> we have created this simple platform to book trips for travelers from all over the world, and we realized it was an amazing global community. and we could put the community together to help solve the global refugee prize. >> the program's goal is to help 100,000 people in need of housing over the next five years. >>> new at 11:00, plan to build a huge google campus in the south bay has passed the first public test on a vote of 10-1. the city council agreed to negotiate with google to sell 16 city owned parcells for the development project. san jose economic development director calls it an once in a century economic opportunity for

in april airbnb began testing a flexible paying option.owing to pay portion up front and the rest later. back over to you. >> thanks for that. >>> wall street with a mix dade yesterday. the dow and s&p were down, but the nasdaq finished in positive territory. >>> still ahead, bill cosby's future. turning lessons learned from trial into a summer tour and this. >>> you just never know. >> a mother's outrage after a peeping tom targeted her daughter at a local mall, next the key in the case that could help catch him. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple play with hbo included for 2 years. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo and multi-room dvr service for two years all with a two year agreement. sorry about the holdup

city officials are cracking down on a serial abuser of airbnb. but when we went looking for answers the case took a bizarre turn. >>> clean up efforts at a former naval shipyard in san francisco. ktvu news at 6:30 is up next. >>> now to today's top stories. the house of representatives passed kate's law today, the bill named after the bay area's kate steinle would impose mandatory sentences on criminal immigrants who reenter the united states after being deported. kate steinle was walking with her father two years ago when she was shot and killed allegedly by an undocument immigrant. juan francisco lopez sanchez had been deported five times. >>> the latest trump administration travel ban went into effect at 5:00 tonight imposing restrictions on people from six mostly muslim countries. attorney from immigrant rights groups are at sfo tonight to offer legal assistance to people as they arrive through cuss symptoms. hawaii has already filed a court challenge to this. their emergency motion seeks to clarify the family relationships that people need t

part due to the changes that encourages americans and others to travel to cuba, to stay at cubans' airbnbomes, to spend money into the hands of the cuban population to empower them as they think about their future. there is some restrictions for byricans traveling to cuba cuban-americans can continue going to cuba as many times as they want, and can continue sending remittances to cuba as much as they want, as they did under president obama. host: we are talking with frank mora about the shift in u.s.-cuba policy. republicans call (202) 748-8001. democrats call (202) 748-8000. independents call (202) 748-8002 . let's go back to the phones, michael is calling from noonan, georgia on the line for democrats. caller: thank you for taking my call. the reason i'm calling is you look at the background, the president was speaking in miami. all you saw was white people. i hate to sound racist. i am not. but if you go to cuba you see the black huber. -- cuba. in that picture you saw not one black cuban so for him to speak for the cuban situation, they call it what it is. i do not want to say it, i

. >> you have one word, airbnb. when you think about hilton has a $20 billion mark cap. hilton is a company that will have $9 billion of revenue. this is a long-term head wind for the hospitality sector. airbnb is doing a lot of things right, to me, investors don't know a whole heck of a lot. >> that is a huge head wind. >> royal care beans, mel did an interview with mr. fame. i want to say a year, a year-and-a-half ago. basically, it's doubled since then. valuation wise i think cheap. energy costs are a huge part of their overall cost structure. energy come down to us to their bottom line. i think rcl continues to rally here. >> ahead arc slow start to the summer box officer. but wonder woman may be able to single handedly reverse that trend. i'm scott walker. you are watching cnbc. first in business world wide. meantime, hearing what es else is coming occupy on" fast." >> that's what's been happening to trader stocks. dividends aren't touching one large name. we'll tell you which one. >>> plus, biotech stocks have been soaring, but if you missed the rule, there is one

emily: well, finally, airbnb is said to be planning a new tier of luxury vacation rentals.test a rental service for mentioned -- mansions and penthouses at the end of the year, with a broad rollout plan, if successful. they will maintain quality standards. earlier this year, airbnb acquired canada's luxury retreat, which lists more than 4000 villas and vacation homes. we will be covering this topic on friday's show with airbnb's head of global policy and public affairs. that does it with this edition of "bloomberg technology." you can check us out weekdays at 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. that does it for now. ♪ >> the following presentation is proudly sponsored by samsung, delivering quality electronics, appliances, televisions, computers and tablets. samsung, bring it home. announcer: how would you like to come home to a house that is fresh and clean? it just feels brighter and fresher. how would you feel about your home, if it seemed that housekeeping had always just left? how about if your carpet and

well, from a number of complaints about airbnb's customer service, to a television that never worked,e working for you. >> reporter:. [ inaudible ] airbnb boasts three million listings worldwide, but we heard from several gefuests to told u their customer service stinks pch. >> there was no way to get a hold of anybody. >> they send you in little loops. >> initially wanted to hold our hand and then it was like we were >> the company tells us it's working on ways to be more accessible. we also pointed out a problem with how airbnb posts its cancellation policy and we're assured that's being fixed too. >> that was an interesting case and it brought interesting knowledge to us. because the guest put in a certain amount of days, was told the cancellation policy for that host. then changed the dates and it changed the cancellation policy. that's not fair. >> reporter: nbc4 responds to a television travesty. a maryland man ordered a brand-new tv from samsung. it arrived days later and assembled it, but it never worked. after four calls over two weeks with no results, he calls us. we reached

guest: actually, americans can continue going to airbnbs. americans can go to cuban hotels as long as that hotel is not owned and operated by the cuban military or security services. we did a study, my university along with brookings institutions, that looked at cuban tourism. we found about 40% of the rooms in cuba are at hotels owned and operated by the cuban military, which means that in addition to the airbnb locations, about 50% to 60% of the hotels are still available. americans who do travel under the new restrictions cannot stay at those hotels, at state hotels. how do you implement and how can you follow or monitor or audit where americans stay? it will be an interesting enforcement exercise. at least, that is how i understand the policy change to be. host: frank mora directs the latin and caribbean center at florida university -- florida international university. thank you for your time this morning. we appreciate it. stay with us. we will have a conversation next about drone used by the military . what about disposable drones? wha

. >> i think airbnb isik uber is to transportation what airbnb is to housing and both models why they'recessful in taking the world by storm is because they vet, they vet, they check out, dot background of both sides of transaction of buyer and seller. when you get uber car you know it's got a stranger giving you a lift. he's in the estimate and you're going to be rating this guy and sat thing with airbnb. >> there's a survey going owe round in the community asking residents what they think about air bnb as far as al allowing or accommodating them into fairfax country. we spoke with fairfax county leaders as well on the subject and they were telling us that because of virginia law, they will eventually more than likely have to make an exception to their current ordinance that short term rental lease of less than 30 days louing people to stay in their homes. begin hence the survey going around now. we'll let you know if anything comes out of this. mount vno christine leon. "fox5 local news". >> a virginia man becomes snapt millionaire and he didn't even know it. >> you can math snin can y

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so the people who benefit here, airbnb, not so much the big hotel chains that have done deals with the cuban military in order to license facilities down there. >> so you went from the cuban to the cruise ships where you also can contract -- they recycle the water or something they have norovirus crawling everywhere >> you have to tough it out. >> the result is the same. i think. either in cuba or on the ship. how do they do that? there's a lot of toilets, a lot of, like, water they use how do they know it's -- it seems -- it's scary. you would not go on a cruise, would you? >> i would go to alaska. i wanted to go tour alaska that's a way to see the glaciers >> you wouldn't do it. there's 3,000 people using the same sanitation system >> when you fly, you're dealing with the same thing. >> you can fly direct to cuba. >> you're off in six hours it's not like you're trapped there for ten days >> you can fly direct. you can fly direct >> there's an interesting thing. >> you can still fly the flights -- >> american air flights direct from miami >> maybe not for long, right >> no, you will b

you talk about airbnb making a good run of it at the moment. what about messenger?atsapp? what about instagram? how are these products being adopted in the growth you are seeing? sheryl: people are using all of these different platforms. and facebook and instagram we have the two largest mobile ad platforms in the world and we are seeing people really use that to build their businesses. there is a young woman in brazil who started a company. their idea was to sell fashion accessories. they are using facebook. instagram, she was able to use her advertising and able to target those ads to people interested in fashion accessories. 79% of the business she had was through instagram. we also see the largest ad agencies, clients in the world figuring out how to reach people and create that work for facebook, instagram. we are starting to learn a little more about how businesses into right on messenger as well. caroline: what about video? the real explosion has been what facebook really driven forward. adverts can come within videos and run on facebook. how is that being ad

blanca: los tÚ estÁs tendrÍan que recorrer a los airbnb.ogen miedo porque como Él amenaza tanto, los mismos americanos cogen miedo y me va a afectar porque a cuba vienen muchos americanos. blanca: es un retroceso de un camino iniciado dos aÑos y medio con el gobierno de obama, dicen algunos analistas. hay incertidumbre y desconfianza frente a la administraciÓn de trump. una vez mÁs sÓlo les queda esperar. la implementaciÓn de las medidas serÁ gradual, dice el gobierno norteamericano. pero muchos en cuba piensan que pese a la grandilocuencia del discurso del presidente trump, el retroceso todavÍa no es total, oo por lo menos no por ahora. presentadora: autoridades britÁnicas admiten que el nÚmero de fallecidos en el incendio de londres podrÍa ser mayor al reportado. ♪ en coors, nuestra montaña es crear un planeta más sustentable. por eso fuimos pioneros en el uso de la lata reciclable. hicimos nuestras fábricas libres de residuos que van a centros de desperdicios, y construimos el panel solar más poderoso del país, para una fábrica de cervez

you talk about how airbnb is making a good run of it.t messenger, whatsapp, instagram, how are these being adopted? are using these different platforms in facebook and instagram -- we have the two largest mobile ad platforms in the world. we are seeing people use that to build their businesses. there is a young woman in brazil who created a company. their idea was to sell fashion accessories. using facebook and instagram, she did all of her advertising herself on her phone. she was able to target ads in people interested in fashion accessories. had camee business she from instagram. that is the small, local example . we see the largest ad agencies, the largest clients in the world, figuring out how to reach people and create creative's that work. we're learning more about how businesses can interact on messenger as well. caroline: what about video? this is what facebook has driven forward here you are experimenting with ways that adverts can appear in videos. how much are you saying that add to your bottom line? sheryl: video is such a g

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one big beneficiary is airbnb.y told me they want to redirect things towards services like airbnb which they think benefits the average cuban people and not the cuban military >> this is the president checking off a campaign promise. is there a formal process in terms of how the administration will approach trying to perhaps reopen or make progress on thee fronts outside of these exemptions >> they say what they'll do is lay out today a series of boxes that the cuban government can check in terms of releasing prisoners, open democratic elections, other things. they say if the cuban government checks those boxes, makes those reforms, they would be willing to reconsider all of these restrictions, have more openness with cuba. they think they're on a new generation of cuban leadership raul castro and a lot of top officials in castro are in their 80s at there point they think at some point change is coming in cuba, so they want to be able to have the stick and the carrot here in terms of negotiating with the new cuban

at the business news now brasch —— other business news now: airbnb has appointed a dedicated boss forig push into the mainland. the appointment of this local head has been a top priority for the home sharing giant because it faces stiff competition from local rivals who dominate the market. india is looking to expand its clean energy capacity after signing a deal with russia to build two new nuclear reactors at a plant in tamil nadu. they'll be the first of 12 to be designed and built by russia. moscow has agreed to lend india more than $4 billion for construction. now the markets. ben mckay, the first time since 2015 it has been above 20000 and the reason i will skip forward to the us market, it has been following those markets up. record closes, the s&p 5000 and the nasdaq is off the back of positive usjobs figures nasdaq is off the back of positive us jobs figures and we will expect more later today and you can keep in touch with that and me on some of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcrachelhorne. leading surgeons say the number of patients waiting more than six months for treatment i

currently if you book airbnb with group of people one person is charged all the expenses.n has to nag their friends to get them to pay their share of the bill. right now airbnb testing a function with small group of listings that allow payments to be split 16 different ways beforehand. >> love it. >> awesome. >> gwyneth paltrow taking heat from nasa they called her out over healing stickers sold by her lifestyle brand company goop. the site promoted them by saying they're made with the same conductive carbon material nasa uses to line space suits. now, the only problem is, nasa doesn't use carbon material to ut-oh. the nasa mention has since been removed from goo. >> new type of icy treat creating quite the buzz in berlin. cocktail popsicles are the city's newest trend to fight summer heat. they're just discovering these? each one contains 11% alcohol. there are six flavors available but so far they're only for sale in germany. but available across many college campuses here in the u.s. [ laughter ] >> at least -- right. when i was in college. okay. just ice tray and poor

airbnb has this great off-line experience where people can rent house from posts.t -- from you can be connected to the people who are part of it. >> what about the various products. you talk about how airbnb is making a good run of it at the moment using facebook groups. what about messenger, what about whatsapp and instagram? how are these products being adopted? >> people are using all of these different platforms and facebook and instagram. we have the two largest mobile ad platforms in the world. we're seeing people really use that to build their businesses. this a young woman in brazil who started a company called -- they are idea was to sell fashion accessories. using facebook and instagram, they were able to -- they did all their own advertising on her phone and she was able to target those ads to people interested in fashion accessories and 79% of the business she had came from insta graph. that is the small and local example. the largest ad agencies and the largest clients in the world figuring out how to reach work. and create that we are starting to lear

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like how you're still living here and renting out the mayor's mansion on airbnb?got a wedding coming in next week. arnie's gonna kill you on the grill. he already has. they've been running his promo all day. mayor elka ostrovsky, why are you avoiding me? are you too busy making silly bets to hop on the grill and answer the tough questions? or to put it another way, is the tiger chicken? i agree you shouldn't go on the show, but isn't hiding out here worse than taking a little public teasing? you're right. i'm gonna go out there and take my medicine. you're going to the bar, aren't you? that's where they keep my medicine. i think dane's falling in love with victoria. oh, i'm sure he's not. it's just the play. the play is the problem. melanie, if you want my advice, this is a trust issue. that's where i'm lucky with bob. the only thing i ever wanted from him was complete honesty, and he's given me that. how does that address my problem? i guess it doesn't. i'm gonna call bob and tell him how much i love him. and look, there's a message from him. see ho

have earned more than $40 million over the last two years sharing their homes on a website. 58% of airbnbousing are women. in the letter, they invited ivanka trump to visit cuba to see the progress that has been made firsthand. greece's creditors have agreed to release those last of the bailout plan. they badly needed the 8.5 euro -- 8.5 to avoid default billion euro payment to avoid default in a few weeks. the involvement of the international monetary fund which is expected to approve in principle. it is a sticking point. the imf and greece has been hoping for measures to ease the country's debt load. minister saidce while they do not get everything they wanted, progress has been made. >> we feel there is a much greater clarity on a both the greek people -- both the greek people and the financial markets. is it as much clarity as the greek people deserve after all of the forms carried out and all of the sacrifices that have been made? perhaps not, but we recognize that we do not want the perfect to be the enemy of the good. we recognize that all sides have tried to give an compromise to

airbnb is 10% in new york, enough. we saw the core business.ill sears be up after a remarkable conversation with -- they have no plan -- >> former sears -- >> yeah. he's out big time. a professor at colombia. >> he's negative. >> lampert has no strategy to make the company profitable but there's very little common stock out. there everyone is running in fear -- there's a short squeeze on a lot of retailers. rth is not doing bad. i'm going to pose to you the biggest one of them all. would the waltons ever say we have had enough too? >> no. . by the way, they own 50% but a market cap -- still, come on, you can't do it. >> is that bridge too far? >> yeah. go private when you own half of it, im's -- it's a bridge too far. the guys at jpmorgan might want to tell you differently. we can do $100 billion. >> what is being private allow them to do? other than stop having the losses, close stores more aggressively? >> that is a great question. because all their stores make money. i think what it does is allow them to do more spend if they have the cash f