that has impacted airbnb's. -- or the people who are renting out there room for extra income. i'm wondering if housing advocates are, don't want to say happy, but do they say, look? kevin: there has been a lot of conversation around airbnb taking housing away from the housing stock. we have housing affordability issues here. in san francisco, that is not the case. . in order to rent out your room in airbnb, you have to live in that residence for 270 days out of the year. you have a lot of people that are older homeowners, folks who are looking to defray some of the cost of their mortgage. it is not like in a lot of resort communities where there are entire vacation houses. that is simply not allowed in san francisco. kristen: in the 30 seconds we have left, and wondering what they are going to do about it other than hoping there will be fewer negative headlines about san francisco and potential public safety issues that may deter some visitors. kevin: there is a little knock on wood when it comes to that. they h

>> we were unable to get airbnb to comment on that. they did refer to a statement they put out in 2021. it reads, airbnb bans parties and they condemned the senseless violence that took place in sunnyvale. we are working with the department of public safety to offer our assistance with their investigation. >> so we have three players involved. got airbnb, the property owner, and the renter. how is this all going to work out? >> we also learned from the family's attorney that they still do not know who was the renter or the person who booked the property and they are still working to figure that out. make a tough story for that family. hopefully everything works out for them. >>> well, tomorrow marks 30 years since the mass shooting at 101 street in san francisco. eight people were killed when a gunman targeted a law office in the building on july 1st of 1993. that tragedy sparked a movement among the bay area legal community to strengthen california's gun laws. exactly 30 years later, a major new law will take effect seeking to hold gu

slow start for airbnb hosts in san francisco. some of them reporting big drop in bookings. kron 4. sarah stinson has that story. >> it's a much, much less traffic than last year. so the rates are down quite a bit. but but occupancy is down about 25% keyes. friedman rents a room in san francisco's castro neighborhood on airbnb. he's also the ceo of hosts. well, a company that manages short term rentals for homeowners. friedman says he and other air bnb hosts in the city have seen a major decline in bookings so far this summer wears and drives occupancy and business traveler drives rate. so we knew we both of them are in decline. you end up with lower prices and more vacancy, which is which is in san francisco's really harmful. freedman, believes negative national media coverage of san francisco could be one of many factors causing a plunge. he says rentals in the sunset are doing better than other neighborhoods due to safety concerns for bookings down the avenues we're tends to be safer for at least the perception of safe are, you

kron 4 sarah stinson talked with airbnb hosts sun has more. >> can a long time airbnb host tells me usually around this time of year in san francisco's bookings are full. but that's not the case. forcing host like himself to lower rates. >> it's a much, much less traffic than last year. so the rates are down quite a bit. but but occupancy is down about 25% keyes. friedman rents a room in san francisco's castro neighborhood on airbnb. he's also the ceo of hosts. well, a company that manages short term rentals for homeowners. friedman says he and other air bnb hosts in the city have seen a major decline in bookings so far this summer, tourism drives occupancy and business traveler drives rate. so we knew when both of them are in decline, you end up with a lower prices and more vacancy, which is which is in san francisco's really harmful. freedman, believes negative national media coverage of san francisco could be one of many factors causing a plunge. he says rentals in the sunset are doing better than other neighborhoods due to safety concerns for bookings down the avenues where tends to be

she is listed on airbnb in her house near balboa park. this is one of the first time she's had no guests for the 4th of july. usually yes, tonight didn't this i didn't have anybody over memorial day weekend. >> some of the holidays but notice test nobody's booked him. yeah. was really surprised. >> we reached out to airbnb to see if they're seeing overall downswing of bookings across the city or even nationwide. i did not hear back in time for this report. meanwhile, sf travel expects to have 2 million more visitors in the city compared to last year. i'm sara stinson reporting live in san francisco. back to you. >> thank you. chair the show you some of the bay area bridges. here's a live look. this is where drivers will likely be paying higher tolls. a bill sponsored by francisco state senator scott wiener has cleared its first hurdle of the state capitol. part of what's called the safe, clean and reliable public transportation emergency act. the bill would increase bay area bridge tolls by a $1.50 from january 2024. to december 2028, it'

she is listed on airbnb in her house near balboa park. this is one of the first time she's had no guests for the 4th of july. usually yes, tonight didn't this i didn't have anybody over memorial day weekend. >> some of the holidays but notice test, you know, but he's booked him. i was really surprised we reached out to airbnb to see if the company is overall seeing a downswing in bookings. >> here locally and nationally. but we did not hear back. meanwhile, s of travel expects to have 2 million more visitors this year in the city compared to last year. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. and if anybody's in town visiting at airbnb user the bay area you are. i wonder if it's going to be nice lucked out. good morning, john. definitely good weather for all those visitors that hopefully are going to be enjoying a beautiful weekend in the bay area. just like the rest of us will we've got some really enjoyable weather out there right now. it's definitely gray, though, for a lot of areas just get outsid

they sent a statement that said airbnb bands parties, we are working with the sunnyvale department ofpublic safety to offer our assistance in the investigation. the property owner said he had no comments, sunnyvale is also suing him for violating the short-term rental policy which requires the property owner to remain on the site. the city suit does not name airbnb. >>> today marks 30 years since the mass shooting at 101 california street in san francisco, eight people were killed when a gunman targeted a law office in the building on july 1, in 1993. the tragedy sparked a movement around the bay area community to strengthen gun laws and 30 years later, a major new law takes effect today, seeking to hold gun makers accountable for the harm caused by their weapons. the law empowers local governments and the attorney general to sue gun makers if they fail to follow state law. >> this comes on the heels of two major supreme court decisions that could have sweeping affects on gay rights and a plan for student loan forgiveness. the supreme court sided with the colorado web designers claim

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she is listed on airbnb in her house near balboa park. this is one of the first time she's had no guests for the 4th of july. usually yes, tonight didn't this i didn't have anybody over memorial day weekend. >> some of the holidays but notice test nobody's booked him. yeah. was really surprised we reached out to airbnb to see if the company is overall seeing a downswing in bookings. >> here locally and nationally. but we did not hear back. meanwhile, s of travel expects to have 2 million more visitors this yearbin the city compared to last year. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >> it's 10, 19 and in national news, the fda just gave full approval to a drug that can slow the progression of alzheimer's. studies show the drug called leqembi can clear the brain plaque linked to the disease and slow memory decline by at least 5 months. it's designed for people in the early stages of the disease and it's given through iv infusion. every 2 weeks. >> that means a milestone that shows that when the community, the health car

it's not only hotels, airbnb hosts are also feeling the pinch. we talked to some who are still waiting but some are booking calendars to fill up. >> reporter: 13 years ago, catherine bloom was looking for a way to make extra money when she stumbled on a craigslist ad for a little-known startup called airbnb. it was so new that when she signed up, she was only the 36 host in san francisco. >> having this extra stream of income just as a cushion really helps, it has been a real godsend in fact. >> reporter: even though times were tough during the pandemic, last year people started to return, with more reservations than she could ever handle. >> here is july 2022 and august, look how busy august was pre-september was good, october was good, november. >> reporter: but these days, her home which she affectionately calls the nest is empty. >> and here we are, july, 2023 , august, september, october, november. >> reporter: the few people who inquire are hesitant to book because of safety concerns. >> people are saying it is a terrible place and there is

and some airbnb hosts think that a lack of tourism and san francisco's bad reputation or why they think they're not seeing as many bookings. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning and thanks for hanging out with us on a friday and a stick around for a while. 11, i'm darya james, yet we're waking up actually to a really nice friday. the day ahead. looks fantastic. weather wise look great right now but get there. yeah, john was a about going to be a minute for some areas like towards the coastline. it's going to take until late morning into early afternoon for a lot of us further inland. you're going to see it here within the next hour. what we've got in the berkeley hills is not a view at all. it is very shrouded out right there. it's a cool morning and temperatures down into the low to mid 50's for a lot of spots. not a lot of sun just yet. so don't forget the jackets this morning. not only are we in the 50's right now, but we've also got some pretty noticeable winds pushing in from the coastline. but you're going to make temperat

airbnb host. tell us that typically around this time of the year, bookings are full, but that's not the case right now. and it's forcing them to offer even lower rates. some believe the negative national media coverage of san francisco could be one of many factors causing a plunge and did it. other neighborhoods are doing a better job. then other neighborhoods most likely due to safety concerns bookings down the avenues where tends to be safer. >> or at least the perception of safe are, you know, they're here and they're not like walk down the sunset and get your cell phone stolen and your hand. >> well, the city is expecting 2 million more visitors this year compared to last year. now we reached out to airbnb. see if the company is overall seeing a downswing of bookings. and we haven't heard back yet. well, so was this a police released video of a man no pushing 83 year old man to the ground. that assault happened right near the un plaza shortly before 4 tuesday. police say the victim was transpo

so the owners now do not run tooth on airbnb on airbnb. but it is still available.they have weddings there and different parties. it is just a little bit more selective. kristen: before you go, i want to ask you, are there remembers it may be haunted? >> yes. there have been rumors throughout its history that there have been ghost sightings and strange noises. but according to the owners, only thing they have heard our raccoons. it may just be rumors. kristen: how did you find out about this? secrets of masonic buildings in san francisco. it was while i was working on that story that this popped up. you never know what you can discover when you were researching a story. kristen: this is fascinating stuff. thank you so much for sharing that with us. >> thank you. kristen: i hope people will read your article. you can find it sfstandard.com. joining >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air involving former president trump, and what we've just learned involving the special counsel. the former president has been bracing for another possible criminal indictment,

airbnb competes with hotels. he also points out that 2022 was a banner year for most airbnb hosts because of revenge travel. larry: it could cost you even more to cross a very area -- a bay area bridge. a $1.50 hike has reading. senate bill 321 would raise tolls on every local bridge, except the golden gate, to help fund public transportation. the bay area council came out against the legislation saying before we can support new taxes, tolls or fees, we need to see the agencies do the hard work to make their systems safer, more cost-effective and seamless. while we acknowledge this work by the agencies will be painful and complex, we have been exceptionally frustrated with the stubbornness to change and adapt. a massive street resurfacing project will improve road conditions across san francisco. the mayor's office says the city plans to spend more than $77 million to pave 500 blocks over the next year. funding will come from vehicle registration fees along with gas and sales taxes. among the streets considered,

airbnb host. tell us that typically around this time of year. >> they're of all full and their availability is nil. they've got so many guests and everything. but right now they say that's not the case. >> and it's causing them to lower their rates. some believe that negative negative national media coverage of san francisco could be a factor in the reduced demand and other neighborhoods are doing a better job. maybe then their neighborhood in addressing safety concerns. >> so bookings down the avenues where tends to be safer or at least the perception of safe are, you know, they're here and they're not like walk down the sunset and get your cell phone stolen and your hand. >> city is expecting 2 million more visitors this year than last. we reached out to airbnb to see if the company overall is seeing a slowdown in bookings in san francisco, but we haven't heard back. >> will san francisco police have released video of a man pushing an 83 year-old man to the ground. the assault happened right nea

airbnb hosts are also feeling the drop. so our itay hod. well, he talked to some renters who are waiting for their summer booking calendars to fill up. >> reporter: 13 years ago, kathryn blum was looking for a way to make extra money when she stumbled on a craigslist ad for a little known start-up called airbnb. it was so new when she signed up, she was only the 36th host in san francisco. >> having this extra stream of income just is a -- cushion that really helps and it's been a real godsend in fact. >> reporter: even though times were a little tough during the pandemic, last year, guests started to return with more reservations than she could ever handle. >> here's july 2022. august. look how busy august was. september was good. october was good. november. >> reporter: but these days, her home, which she affectionately calls the nest, is empty. >> now here we are july of 2023, august, september, october. november. >> reporter: the few people who inquire, she says, are hesitant to book because of safety concerns. >> people are saying oh,

. >> ryan, perhaps finally, how concerned should i be about this airbnb effect i keep hearing about where held on to properties that in other markets and previous times they might have unloaded because they are hoping or expecting they will get enough cash flow from them, to make the numbers work, and that those numbers are dropping in terms of who is willing to go and spend time and enough money at these airbnb properties to make the math work, what are you seeing in your data to shed some light on that >> i don't think you should worry that much about the airbnb effect you should worry about that as a small component to the broader point that diana made, which is we do not have enough houses in this country and not enough houses for sale. if we have more houses for sale, we could sell them we want the home builders to succeed and bring new stock to the market if there is a airbnb effect and people put those houses on the market, that would be awesome for society. so anything that will unlock more housing supply in our economy will be awesome. i'm bullish on the medium term for housing b

she is listed on airbnb in her house near balboa park. this is one of the first time she's had no guests for the 4th of july. usually yes, tonight, didn't this year. >> i didn't have anybody over memorial day weekend, some of the holidays i've noticed test, you know, but he's booked him. was really surprised. >> and that was sara stinson reporting for us. we reached out to airbnb to see if the company is seeing a downturn in bookings in san francisco. and we will update this story for you. once we hear back. meantime, the san francisco travel association says it is expecting 2 million more visitors this year compared to last year. in other news, britney spears will not file charges on san antonio. spurs rookie victor wembanyama or his security team for an altercation that happened earlier this week. spears filed a police report saying she was struck by a security guard when she approached the nba rookie at a las vegas restaurant. but according to a las vegas metro police surveillance video shows that spears inadvertently hit herself in th

airbnb hosts are also feeling the drop.r itay hod talked to some renters who are waiting for thatter summer booking calendars to fill up. >> reporter: 13 years ago, katherine bloom was looking for a way to make extra money when she stumbled on a craigslist ad for a little known start-up called airbnb. >> it was so new when she signed up, she was only the 36th host in san francisco. >> having this extra stream of income just is a -- cushion that really helps and it's been a real godsend in fact. >> reporter: even though times were a little tough during the pandemic, last year, guests started to return. with more reservations than she could ever handle. >> here's july 2022. august. look how busy august was. september was good. october was good. november. >> reporter: but these days, her home which she affectionately calls the nest, is empty. >> now here we are july of 2023, august, september, october. november. >> reporter: the few people who inquire she says are hesitant to book. because of safety concerns. >> people are say

cheryl: airbnb needs the rental. it's been a bad summer so far for airbnb.. cheryl: i'm telling you you're going to see barbie everything in the next month. get ready. >> a new cafÉ in the city. cheryl: it's game on for barbie. we will do the story again soon. anyway the federal prosecutor overseen the hunter biden tax probe breaking his silence on recent claims from the irs whistleblower. the investigation was influenced by politics. the u.s. attorney for delaware david weiss insisting he had ultimate authority over the probe. he also claims the justice department did not retaliate against the irs whistleblower's, here is what former director of national intelligence don ratcliffe that about this on "sunday morning futures". >> i think the next president is going to have to do more than replace the attorney general and the fbi director but really turn the entities inside out and address the cultural problem that is existed ever since eric holder said that he was barack obama's wing man and began to embed partisans throughout the fbi and the department of ju

. >>> would you share an airbnb with ghosts? we'll tell you how to book your stay >>> today marks one year from the 2024 summer olympics hear all about the amazing athletes and what they can expect in the city of light. we have a live report from paris, right here in the u.s it's wednesday, july 26, "early today" starts right now. >> good morning, i'm jessica layton >> glad to have you with us, i'm frances rivera we begin with the severe weather roiling large parts of the world. in the united states, the weather temperature off florida has topped 100, and phoenix has logged 26 straight days with temperatures over 110. in central arizona homes are under evacuation orders because of wildfires >> and a brutal heat wave in italy. extreme weather has killed at least seven people let's go to claudio lavanga in rome what is the latest in that situation? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. in the last few days italy was home to the opposite extremes of climate change now in the north of the country, sudden and violent storms caused deat

san francisco airbnb bookings are down and those property owners believe it's happening for a few reasons. tourism is bouncing back, but big business still moving out of san francisco, meaning fewer business trip rentals. and hotels, they are offering better deals. some hosts are also believing that perceptions about visitor safety may be an issue as well. now, the leader of one holst advocacy group says there are ways to ease those concerns. >> also advise against on ways to make sure that they don't become victims of crime. so if you're driving into the city with a rental car, make sure you don't leave any valuables inside. you know, i point out areas which are not so safe to go. >> thing wes all know here already. spread the good news. all right. he also says he believes san francisco tourist areas are just as safe as any other big city. he also recommends those hosts try to entice the renters with new posts, new rental pictures, and even reduced rates. >>> you can find lost pet signs in any community, but people in big mama's neighborhood may be a bit concerned for their own animals.

. >>> having trouble getting guests now, airbnb hosts aren't getting as many as they used to. so what is exactly causing the downtick? here is today in the bay's. >> some bay area short-term hosts are feeling the squeeze this summer. san francisco airbnb bookings are down. property owners believe it's happening for a few reasons. while tourism bouncing back, big business is still moving out of san francisco, meaning fewer business trip rentals. and hotels are offering better deals. some hosts also believe the perception about visitor safety may be an issue. the leader of one host advocacy group says there are ways to ease those concerns. >> also advise the guests on ways to make sure that they don't become victims of crime. so if you're driving into the city with a rental car, make sure you don't leave any valuables inside, you know. i point out areas which are not so safe to go. >> he also believes that san francisco's tourist areas are just as safe as any other big city. he also recommends that hosts try to entice renters with new posts, new rental pictures, and even reduce

san francisco airbnb bookings are down. property owners believe it's happening for a few reasons. tourism is bouncing back, but big business is moving out of san francisco, and that means fewer business trips, rentals and hotels. by the way are offering better deals to entice the businesses to come. some hosts also believe the perceptions about visitor safety may be an issue. hosts and advocacy groups say there are ways to ease those concerns. >> also advise the guests on ways to make sure that they don't become victims of crime. so if you're driving into the city with a rental car, make sure you don't leave any valuables inside. you know, i point out areas which are not so safe to go. >> quan also believes san francisco's tourist areas are just as safe as any other big city. he recommends hosts trying to entice renters with a new post, new rental pictures, and even reduced rates. >>> let's get back to our weather, because that is a big item of discussion right now. it's going to be hopping. this is kind of makes it look nice and cool. jeff ranieri is with us. >> yeah. >> that is

revenue fell 50% in some cities and airbnb spokesperson said the data is not consistent with our ownere b&b's first quarter earnings show 19% increased experience is booked compared to the same. in the previous year and of course, we've got to talk about tv because they are starting today. strong delivery data. review software second quarter jumped 59% while neo saw delivery sales surge in june. >> enjoying, a beautiful car. >> i'd love to ride in one. >> hint hint. now this, one country band the barbie movie because of a picture of a map. we'll explain. as if the air travel nightmare wasn't enough, thousands of workers striking and socal. they've got a long list of demands apparently. we are on the and san diego is accused of drug crisis by giving three crack pipes to homeless people. the mayor of a nearby city says the policies are devastating the area and joins me next to talk about it. ♪ back in the day, sneaker drops meant getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. save hundreds

area and one becomes airbnb, housing stock is reduced.dy by the university of south carolina which was looking at myrtle beach, they found area eight -- airbnb did not hurt housing supply if you allow the developer to build more. we will have 10 more additionally housing units. it is about supply. as long is there -- there is supply, it provides more opportunities for americans to buy and rent. host: let's hear from james in chicago, a homeowner. caller: good morning. kathy had a great question. i am a volunteer community development board in chicago. we have to working on a lot of different projects. -- we have been working on a lot of different projects and a lot of different ways to activate more spaces and one of the problems we deal with in our community, a lot of land that is not developed is owned or held by individuals or entities that do not live in the state. they are trying to contact these folks that own land and wish to develops, a strange it -- a transit station, our city has a prodevelopment regulation. with transit stops,

. >> my question is to you regarding airbnb i'm currently sitting on a 32 a share profit in the stocko feel a bit nervous and wonder if i should ring the register. >> i'm going to say number i did a lot of work on airbnb last night because i want to do a member of it thank you for being a member of the club i did want to buy this i wanted to buy it badly for the club i think it's not done. i think the move is real i think that it should be up every bit as big as marriott if not more that is my compare all right. the charts is interpreted by the once incredibly bullish. suggest that the s&p 500 could keep grinding higher from here while the nasdaq 100 is at an inflection point both cases, best to be cautious though, especially as earnings season gets under way. i'm a tad more bullish i understand much more "mad money" including my exclusive with the enterprise software play of splunk. i'm getting the latest from the ceo. and then downgrade from pepsi. what is that i think the story is better than the analyst does i don't like the downgrade then, of course, all your calls, rapid fire, t

kumasi: a new report claims airbnb rentals are down in san francisco.ding to our partners at the standard, occupancy is down 25% this year compared to last year. >> we haven't seen a return in the international tourist. a lot of those folks used to come from east asia in particular, spending a lot of money in the city, they haven't returned to the level that folks have been expecting or wanting. kumasi: the report also says business travel is down, which could be prompting the steeper discounts being offered downtown. some who rent the homes on the site blame bad press on crime in the city. julian: the women's u.s. soccer team is days away from competing in the fifa world cup sendoff match. it will be held in san jose. players tell abc7news that in able to practice and play their final match in the bay area is very special. ask grew up here, spent a lot of time in northern california. i've gotten asks for 20 tickets. [laughter] outside of that i am sure that i will have a few more friends but i feel overwhelmed being here, gratitude, going to the world

airbnb rallying as well as others because of the rebalancing taking place within the nasdaq 100. matt: the big story heading into the weekend is the nasdaq 100 rebalance with new weightings expected for the big seven tech names. i'm talking about apple, alphabet. here is what our guest is watching on the rebalance. guest: look at what happened to netflix and tesla, the question is going to be around operating margins and the fact that tech is seeing margin issues, these are stories so i don't want to extrapolate into the full of the spectrum, but the question owing forward is yes, you have a fed that will be looking at we still have a strong labor market so the odds of them doing something in july or almost on hundred percent at this point. can companies continue to adapt and adjust and keep their earnings where they are? that will be the biggest question because the expectation for earnings is going higher in the fourth quarter and that will be a question. >> let's bring in his belly who has been tracking -- isabel who has been tracking this. guest: we are seeing increased volat

. >> i like to look at, deidre, marriott versus airbnb this year airbnb up 70%. uber vest lyft clearly uber is winning the race what else does lyft need to do to convince investors it has the right growth plan in place >> i don't know they want to diversify and make any big changes in the way that ouber went into food delivery. you hear from david and see from the team focusing on that core they don't want to diversify, focus on ride-sharing raising the question how much can this company be worth remember, it ipo'd at $72 or $$7 a share. uber recently surpassed its price. innovative disruptive companies or utilities creating value over time may not be at disruptive at the vc world in particular once thought they would be. >> he said among other things to compete every day and get better every day. lots of ways that lyft can and does compete quality of service, timeliness cleanliness of the cars. so on. the other one would be price did you get a sense from him that on the, those metrics of competition one is more important than another in other words, that he's go

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airbnb. rentals, so you're from san francisco. you wrote about problems of san francisco.cators that will tell viewers and people out there when a city is going downhill. look at what the airbnb rentals in san francisco, hotel bookings, rental prices are down, office vacancy rates plunging, you know? people don't want to go to san francisco. what do you make of this story? >> well, look, i mean, there's -- as you said, there's actually a lot of misinformation about this story. people say they claim it's because of the high rents. it's not. it's because, first of all, the current mayor demanded the defunding of police. the police are demoralized. there are 540 police officers short. there's open air drug dealing, open air drug markets, open air drug use that's taken over much of downtown san francisco. the businesses are leaving. the nordstroms is leaving, old navy, all of the big with tourist kind of stores that people have downtown that you expect to go to, families don't want to come. it's terrifying downtown san francisco. so it's understandable that tourists are stayin

they had different dynamics going on between rideshare and delivery if youlook at uber, airbnb, those stocks are both $100 billion market cap companies right now, they've had massive rallies, and they've gone from, you know, probably decent market size to very large, if you think about it, just in the context of the nasdaq 100 so, those, how they react, is going to be really important the valuations are getting a little stretched up here i think it's interesting, if we look at the semis, and today, we had that intel move, up 6.5% on friday after its result in guidance, gave half of that back today. taiwan semi, which guided a few weeks ago, has been stuck in the mud a little bit that's why amd report, and guy, it's going to be interesting but we have seen a rotation out of semis and i think that is bullish, if you're thinking about, it's bullish -- i'm not saying it's bullish, not that i am it is you beish. there's no way to say it otherwise. >> no way to say it otherwise. hi, mel. >> hi. >> tim looks great. >> his hair looks a little bit different, but equally good. >> it's -- >> i'm

san francisco airbnb bookings are down. property owners believe it's happening for many reasons. while tourism is bouncing back, the businesses are still moving out of san francisco, meaning fewer businesses and hotels are offering better deals. some believe the perception about safety may be part of it as well. one leader of the advocacy group says there are ways to ease concerns. >> and also advise the guests on ways to make sure that they don't become victims of crime. so if you're driving into the city with a rental car, make sure you don't leave any valuables inside, point out areas which are not so safe to go. >> he also believes san francisco tourist areas are just as safe as any other big city. he recommends hosts try to entice renters with new rental pictures and even reduced rates. >>> a live l where kari has been telling us temperatures are going to climb through the end of the week, and further inland it will be more in the realm of triple digits. ahead of the heat wave, the state office of emergency services will hold a media briefing on what they're doing to prepare

true barbie mania, from barbie core fashion trends across the globe to this malibu barbie mansion on airbnbhard fans trying to win a stay. #barbie gaining more than 52 billion views globally on tiktok. the youtube trailer watched more than 46 million times. fans already creating bedlam for barbie. you have now what is the most-anticipated film of the summer. >> thank you. >> nerve-racking? >> yes, yes. i'm so nervous. i'm extremely nervous. sweating all the time. >> reporter: with the more than $145 million budget, no expense spared in bringing barbie's world to life. how tough was it to get this film made? >> we wanted to treat this like the giant summer blockbuster that it is. that means having a budget that a giant summer blockbuster would have. >> this was not just about making a movie. this was about creating a cultural event. but it's fair to say that the reaction, the anticipation, has been at the very high level. ♪ dance the night away ♪ >> reporter: a giant movie with a giant soundtrack to boot. dua lipa's "dance the night away" already trending on itunes. ♪ dance the night away ♪

we begin with another monster week of earnings caterpillar and uber and airbnb to pharma and merck and pfizer we get the two tech titans and amazon surging higher this year. 50% and they gained more than 57%. carter, what is going on with you? what are they saying about this company? >> this is based on operating results. but there are a few key moments in the chart look first at a relative charred. apple, this is the tech sector and what we know is that apple's performance peaked in the third quarter last year. so ten months later, here we are. and we're down that is verse all the other choices in the sector that we're on this trend line which bounced five, six times. it almost needs to bounce here an undercut of this would be quite fatal. you can't outperform your group for the last ten months, what's going to cause it from here? look at the chart of apple itself the first of several does it break trend? put in the 150-day moving average. how far above that moving average are we take a look at the final chart it is also with the 100-day moving average you sue here going back over the

pool >> reporter: you can actually stay at barbie's malibu dream house in california because it's an airbnbe boston harbor. even here in new york city fans can be california dreaming at malibu barbie cafe the barbie fantasy now playing out in real life for 7-year-old ruby, it's a chance to take barbie out to lunch. >> she brought her laptop. >> reporter: oh, her laptop, perfect. she can work while she's at lunch. the parents even joining in on the fun. >> for me, it's a little bit of my childhood i had everything barbie, but i didn't have all of this. i'm living through my kids, and she gets to experience everything >> reporter: barbie hasn't seemed to go out of style, but the toymaker has faced scrutiny for the unrealistic body type and for decades was only available in a white skin tone >> parents stopped seeing barbie as a positive role model we needed to make sure three was representative of different types of ethnicities and bodies and a better reflection of what beauty looks like today. >> reporter: a change a new generation of barbie fans seems to be noticing what is it about her tha

authorities found his body five days later inside his suv about 60 miles from his airbnb.en shot at least seven time. sonora is a known stronghold for mexican drug cartels and has been the location of many kidnappings. >> his family, myself, we're all very concerned about his safety. like i said, we typically went together everywhere for our field work. >> reporter: gabriel spent four years here as a ph.d. student. the students were informed of his death this past monday. despite talking with the u.s. consulate and authorities, she said they've been given very few answers. >> he was the most kind, helpful, wonderful, intelligent person. >> reporter: the couple planned to start a family later this year. instead roxie and family members are preparing to say their final goodbyes but hope his work will live on. >> he wanted communities from every background to care about the environment and to care about one another. >> reporter: in berkeley, nbc bay area news. >>> arts only investigators want to know what sparked the fire at a san jose church. the flames broke out after 1:00

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i'd rather be in airbnb, who's having an amazing quarter. >> airbnb is >> brian chesky doesn't get hisdeserts because he's a bit of a -- it's not on me my team's greet. the app's great. the loack of promotion around some of these ceos requires me to promote them. >> so you're promoting airbnb's ceo, brian chesky. >> i think that quarter was underheralded. i think the long on money, short on time travel call is good. david, i was quoted a $37,000 round trip ticket to japan >> $37,000 round trip ticket i assume that wasn't coach >> well, there was no shower >> no shower >> it's not like the emirates plane to madrid. >> that's a lot of money, $37,000. are you planning on going to japan? >> i'm actually -- no, because you see, i want to be able to have a lifetime's worth of capital after i feel like that's going to put me in the poor house. >> that's a very expensive -- what is your point >> what? >> about telling us about -- >> i still think travel is very much en vogue. people are going places but they're trying to be more frug of >> are they, or is it just you >> others are along with m

authorities found his body five days later inside his suv about 60 miles from his airbnb. he had been shot at least seven times. sonora is a known stronghold for mexican drug cartels and has been the scene of kidnappings and increasing violence in recent years. >> his family, my family, myself, we are all very concerned about his safety. like i said, we typically went together everywhere for field work. >> reporter: gabriel spent four years here as a ph.d. student at the department of integrated biology. the school informed students of his death this past monday. despite talking with the u.s. consulate and mexican authorities, roxy says they've been given very few answers. >> he was the most kind, helpful, wonderful, intelligent, generous person. >> reporter: the couple planned to start a family later this year. instead, roxy and family members are now preparing to say their final goodbyes, but hope his work will live on. >> he wanted communities from every background to care about the environment and to care about one another. >> reporter: in berkeley, velena jones, "nbc

monster week of earnings on tap next week if industrials like cat pillar, travel names like uber and airbnbto pharma, with america amerck, and pfizer, and apple and amazon, both stocks surging higher, apple up 50%, amazon had feigned more than 57%. carter, in apple, where is this company headed from here >> critical week for apple, not only based on its operating results but there are a few key moments in the chart looking first at a relative chart, apple, it's pierced to the xlk, the tech sector, the spyder apple's performance peaked in the third quarter of last year, ten months later we are down underperforming to such an extent, apple versus xlk, that we are on this trend line, for which it's bounced five, six times, almost needs to bounce here the undercut of this would be quite fatal. if you can't outperform your group over the last ten months what's going to cause it from here look at the chart of apple itself, the first of several the stairway to heaven, so-called. the question is, stair wisconsins, if they're straight they go forever. and can we stay on this or does it ultimately br

ararchitect, a a ceo >> reporter: the studio even created a real pink malibu beach house, once available on airbnbwent all-out with the marketing. it made me want to see it. >> detonators charged. >> reporter: part of the explosive box office numbers, the barbenheimer challenge, see boat "barbie" and the new w "oppenheimer" movie in the same day. "barbenheimer" grossing over $1100 million worldwide. >> it did incredibly well, even better than they were expecting. and i am very happy to see an actually well-made, fun movie break some records and prove that audiences will come out, very excited to theaters if you actually give them what they've been asking for. >> barbie! >> reporter: proving that at the box office, life in plastic is fantastic. dana griffin, nbc news >>> now to ozempic, the diabetes drug that rapidly gained popularity due to its offlabel use for weight loss has been on the market for less than six years. this means doctors and patients are learning in realtime what the long-term effects. nbc news spoke with seven people who have been on it for around two years. the patients say whi

and so i stayed in airbnb's, hotels and that sort of thing.d you get lyme disease on this walk? guest: no it is in the previous events. host: another question what kind of footwear did you use? guest: i get a lot of footwear questions. i used lone peak shoes. they are great and faithful. i just have one pair. host: the guest sounds like he has two ears and one mouth and knows how to use them accordingly. own lines if you want to join in and chat with neil king. (202) 748-8000 if you are in eastern or central time zones. (202) 748-8001 four mountain or pacific time zones. he is with us for the next 30 minutes or so. we have our next caller. go ahead. caller: good morning how are you doing guys? host: good morning we are doing good. you are on with neil king. caller: you had a lot of colors this morning. let me ask you, did you find a difference in your travels between red states and blue states and places where you had nice, regular people in them where you had a bunch of piss drinkers. guest: [laughter] it is interesting. when you go out in th

we have ben here with us with investments in airbnb and much more ben, great to you have here. >> thanks's talk about the inflation data coming from china. as an investor in china, what does that make you think about the recovery and investability of things there with an uneven recovery >> it is a challenge we have more to go in terms of rebuilding the trust of the global investors we need a few more quarters of consistent growth. business friendly spolicy we are still not seeing the even recovery we need before global investors come back into the market in full. >> i want to turn to the tech sector metuan with the $1 billion fine for the a.n.t. group do you have the confidence that the crackdown may come to an end to put pressure on the chinese tech stocks? >> i think people have read into the alibaba options. most technology companies were facing those infringements investors were looking to alibaba. i predicted we would see an ipo toward q4 on the basis they would move the antitrust regulations. >> ipo in q4 would you be confident to invest in it? >> in financial and alibaba is in a t

we had the highest nightly rate on airbnb and it doesn't make sense.i don't think it is widespread. the consumer remain strong. look at the us pmi regarding services, came out better-than-expected. peopling to spend capital if they have it. >> i want to talk about crazy amc plan showing oppenheimer, the barbie movie, didn't think the two were at all alike but i want to pursue that, talking about the consumer. in the meantime we are learning skipping across the pond the president has arrived in lithuania, he was greeted by signs that said ukraine deserves nato membership, the president and a number of nato leaders are divided on the subject, the president not keen on offering that. he's meeting with president zelenskyy who's concerned about the signals he is hearing to sweeten membership in the nato alliance, no to ukraine in middle of a war. we have that with the former us ambassador to nato right after this. you are watching fox business. ♪ ♪ after advil. feeling better? on top of the worlddddd!!! before advil. advil targets pain at the source of infl

many sales are in tech joe giveon the co-founder of airbnb cashing in $893 million in shares.nd larry has more pocket change selling $848 million of stock as options excises. safr selling her options and three board members of nvidia big sellers moderna's ceo selling $300 million of stock after unloading $400 million of stock last year. and josh harris selling $210 million of apollo stock which pays for the washington commanders he has the $6 billion check to write with other investors >> talk about first class problems we covered all of the selling. what about the executive insider buying >> a good question because many people could see just the selling part as a bad sign for the market or perhaps the individual stocks. insider buying is also running well behind last year. it is about about half what it was in the first half of 2022. you have a lot more selling at the top by the billionaires and less buying. together, not a great sign for the market >> certainly something to watch. robert frank, graeat to see you >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the morning global brief