a space she rented off of air b&b for $5750 in april. she signed a contract with the owner of the property. she paid air b&b got $250 but the rest of the transaction was done between the two of them. then they got all the arrangements together for the party. >> so my lights, the cops, this was mostly for the tent. >> on july 4, it all came tumbling down. >> i get in email from air b&b on july 4 that said my reservation was canceled. he finally got back to me on friday the eighth, due to unfortunate circumstances that his mom has stage iv cancer and some guess, he had a prom party or something that they wrecked his house. >> he is refusing to hold the wedding at this home, air b&b had returned $250, but he has yet to do the same. he only returned about $1500 on the first deposit but the rest of the money is nowhere to be found for jenny and her fiancÉ. that is leaving them in a pickle. they cannot afford to pay for a new venue venue and they are desperately trying to search for a way to keep their wedding up and running. >> i'm amazed tha

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after consultations with the city attorney about the air b and b legal arguments that we know what they filed in the mitigation we agree that we can simultaneously address these items before you. >>> these are designed to eliminate some of these ambiguities that the air b and b have latched on in their lawsuit. the amendments clarify that the city is regulating the business activity of platforms not website content which the air b and b has alleged. it is been made clear that they would not conduct a business activity where they would collect or book a fee for short-term units not registered with the city. let me just make a couple of points clear because for some reason questions came up when supervisor peskin received this in committee it does not matter when they received the fee for booking services. for instance, whether they received the fee at the time of or after the booking it doesn't matter nor does it matter if they collect the fee directly from the host or the user words indirectly from the third-party. in any instance the hosting platform will be in violation once the regis

lodging by air b and b hosts. last year a harvard study found widespread discrimination by homeowners against people with names that sounded distinctly black. >>> bay area home prices reached a record high in june. the information and analytics company core logics say the median price rose to $712,000. that's up from $666,000 a year ago. while home prices have risen almost 8% since last june, home sales have fallen by 6.5%. >>> voters in england oakland will get a chance to vote. they voted unanimously to put the renter protection measure on the ballot. if the approved by voters, it would force landlords to seek approval from the city for any rent hike that exceeds the change in the cost of living. it would offer new protections against unjust evictions. it does not apply to single family homes built after 1983. they are exempt under state law. >>> day 3 of the rnc is under way. here's a live look at the scene in cleveland. >> also ahead, hillary clinton narrowing down her options for a running mate. who's on the

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air b-n-b's c-e-o says tackling discrimination is the greatest challenge his company faces.der stepped down as attorney general in 2014.. after six years on the job. this morning. this is something you don't see everyday. crews in northwest are preparing to pick up an entire house.. and move it. sam sweeney is live there... time now for weather day for us. it will be a touch hotter and more humid today, but it won't be oppressive. make sure you have the sunglasses, too - it will be another sunny day! the really high heat and humidity we've been talking about all week will arrive beginning tomorrow. highs friday will soar into the upper 90s. with the humidity, it will feel around 100. this weekend we'll get close to record high temperatures. at this point, it looks like we may fall short of the records by a few degrees, but it will still feel uncomfortable outdoors. highs will get close to 100, but it will feel like 105+. heat advisories will likely be issued over the weekend, so stay with stormwatch7. monday will again be very hot and humid. a few thunderstorms are possible

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it could be precedent setting. >> reporter: air b and b slapped san francisco with a lawsuit two weeks ago but today, the city is digging in the heels and defending that law that would actually force home sharing websites to remove listings that are not registered with the city. otherwise they could face fines up to $1,000 a day. within the last two hours, san francisco lawmakers took up the idea of tweaking that law to fight back some of air b and b's legal arguments. the changes would strengthen enforcement by giving them subpoena power to actually hand over information to the city about those illegal listings. our investigative unit found that thousands of short-term rentals across the city are unregistered. but air bnb says the in person registration process is too burdensome and say it would infringe on the company's first amendment rights of commercial speech. a federal judge will hear arguments from both sides in september and another website called home away actually filed court documents saying it, too, wants to join the lawsuit in hopes of blocking the new law, the city attor

the cogs for air b and b for the week about 850 bucks. so places like the red owl tavern behind you, which has a hotel monaco, would you think that this is a real boom to them? >> yes, you would think so, that they would be make quite a big buck on this. >> we'll see, dave kinchen, thanks so much. time is 5:09. the next how 5-foot boa con vick sore finally nabbed in a local neighborhood. how the snake that terrorized a block was finley caught. i wouldn't allow my kids near that thing. dad, what are you thinking? lauren johnson, good morning to you. >> chris, good morning to you. night three turns into day four here at the democratic national convention, what this experience has meant to people both near and far. stay with us. whenthe state made aers, commitment to us. i knew that i wasn't going to make a fortune. but i would have a secure pension plan when i retired. each and every one of us made that contribution from every paycheck we ever earned. they've been negligent in their responsibility over the years of not funding this pension

air b and b going to the parade this week for sure. prime time appearance for hillary clinton's runningmate. what tim kaine had to say about donald trump after excepting the vice presidential nomination. >> kaine wasn't along in attacking trump. why he says the donald should never make it to the white house. >>> ♪ >> what a perfect philly entrance to the vice president, alex. >> i wonder, you know, going to like baseball games, hear the intro music? i wonder if he picked it? i wouldn't doubt it. i mean, he lives not that far from philadelphia. >> this is true. >> of course, do i even have to say this, rocky theme? >> no. >> okay, then i won't. he started to talk about he personally knows hillary clinton so well after all these years, and how she is ready to take on the role of president of the united states. then he turned to attacking republican nominee donald trump. let's go. >> how can there be pleasure in saying you're fired? he's trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break. that's a bunch of malarky. >> you

that's up 35 percent from air b and b projections.guests are paying a nightly rate of 300 bucks to stay in the cleveland air b and b. president obama's pick for supreme court justice is about to make history, not quite the history that president obama was hoping for. tomorrow meric garland has waited the longest to be could be firmed for the job. the president nominated garland to replace and the tonka legal a 125 daysing a and still noill action to grant him a hearing on a vote. until now, the longest it ever took for a supreme court justice to be confirmed was 125 days and that was back in 1916.in the white house dismisses a petition to label black lives matter a terrorist organization. the appeal was created earlier th online.onli and compares the racism movemeni to isis many.ny. the whether it house respondedpd saying it could not formallymal address the request because the us government doesn't generate a list of domestic terror organizations. we have some sad news to bring you tonight. the redskins super fan known as chief z has

when air b & b found out the story, they removed the lister and say they have a zero tolerance policy when it comes to discrimination. >>> we will be right back. so-- is californiin a ought, or not? vaing amountsf rainll paina confusingpicture >>> so is california in a drought or not? varying amounts of rainfall paint a confusing picture state wide. >> this winter we saw strong storms in northern california. the snow pack was higher than it has been in years. but southern california had its fifth straight dry year. cold water offshore could mean another wet winter ahead. >> expectations are this coming winter that the cool anomaly will strengthen into a full-blown event. >> there's no guarantee la nina will materialize. experts say regardless, we should live as though every year we're a drought year. always use water wisely. i suspect they will always say that. >>> we were talking about the fact that some folks had to use windshield wipers in san francisco. that's a good thing. >> that's a good thing. we have the typical mist and drizzle we see sometimes during the summer during the m

the landlord assured me over the phone that no air b&b listings are inside. >> if i found out my tenants were doing it, they would have to get rid of that -- it is illegal. home is attached to a lockbox, for now, residents are forced to lock up and look out. in chelsea, ali bauman, cbs2 news. >>> homeless sisters overcoming hurdles on and off the track. >> every time they get on the track, they amaze us. >> how their dreams are becoming a reality at the junior relent date -- at the junior olympics. >>> and zika sears traveling a new travel -- zika -- pears and a new travel ban. >>> what will happen in regards to the weather today? dealing with a repeat of yesterday. more showers, storms and let's feed him to the sharks! squuuuack, let's feed him to the sharks! yay! s gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuuack, they're all morons anyway! i never said that. they all smell bad too. no! you all smell wonderful! i smell bad! if you're a parrot, you repeat things. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ?

homeowners renting property through air b&b can easily turn down applicants based on their own biaseslement of the company is calling a world-class antidiscrimination policy. nicole: wall street getting said that pay cuts. goldman sachs, jpmorgan and morgan stanley have cut their first-half compensation for employees the most in at least four years. data compiled by bloomberg shows the three banks reduce the amount of money they set aside for employee pay in the first and second quarters by a total of 17% to 19 billion. the reason for the cut is to boost company profits. lauren: earnings season rolls on the shares of general motors this morning. the automaker with solid earnings growth of 18% a year ago. analysts look for higher revenue. investors optimistic sentiment stuck up 11 days in a row. the longest winning streak since a reorganized general motors in 2010. the velocity or from starbucks after the close today. earnings and revenue growth expected to show sharp gains from a year ago. and then you have chipotle. after a series of health scares including e. coli and oral virus, ar

air b&b complained there was discrimination. the company said tackling these issues, that's the greatest challenge he faces. >>> ask google's new art cultural app turns your phone into a smart phone. you can take a virtual tour, search for the t arby subject, time period and museum. >>> some of york city's finest, hailed as heroes after an hours long bomb scare that started in time dwair. -- square. >>> ut caup with virginia jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >>> the democratic connection -- convention is four days away. and everyone is wondering when hillary clinton will anno

we'll have an update on the floor. >>> plus air b and b working to fight discrimination after accusationsed posted. the high-profile person just hired to address the issue. that's new at 6. >>> a grieving mother in san francisco says she hopes her son's accidental death can help shine a light on the city's problem of abandoned cars. last friday 7-year-old gibson died after getting pinned between an abandoned van and a carport. he had been playing inside the vehicle when it rolled unexpectedly trapping him inside. we spoke with the child's mother who says it's an issue that plagues lower income neighborhoods. >> reporter: gibson loved to dance and play with his sister, but last friday the 7-year-old decided to explore an abandoned car near his home, and it cost him his life. s life. friends and family are reeling. they gathered today around a memorial in the carport where he was killed. for his mother, it was the worst day of her life. >> people yelling and crying and walking up to me saying they're sorry he's gone. >> reporter: he died at the hospital. he wandered down the street to play

. >> dianne feinstein is calling for an investigation into home represental sites like air b & b. says they're driving up home and rental prices. they want the federal trade commission to get involved. they want the ftc to look into practices of racial discrimination. >> your experience could look different by the end of the year. tsa officials announced up to 60 automated checkpoint lanes will be installed in the next few months. i would allows up to five people at a time to put in their bags to be screened. >> if you're a fan of abc shows like we are, of course, we want you to download the abc app. it's a great wade to watch abc programs like the bachelor etd, general hospital and abc 7 news anytime on your phone or tablet. it has more choices for binge watching, including throwback shows like ugly betty. full season shows are just a tap away. there's also orange digital series. download the app through apple app store and google play. some features require cable or satellite. you can watch all those great shows while you're not playing pokeman go. >> what about the weather? >>

. >> dianne feinstein is calling for an investigation into home represental sites like air b & b. she says they're driving up home and rental prices. they want the federal trade commission to get involved. they want the ftc to look into practices of racial discrimination. >> your experience could look different by the end of the year. tsa officials announced up to 60 automated checkpoint lanes will be installed in the next few months. i would allows up to five people at a time to put in their bags to be screened. >> if you're a fan of abc shows like we are, of course, we want you to download the abc app. it's a great wade to watch abc programs like the bachelor etd, general hospital and abc 7 news anytime on your phone or tablet. it has more choices for binge watching, including throwback shows like ugly betty. full season shows are just a tap away. there's also orange digital series. download the app through apple app store and googleplay. some features require cable or satellite. you can watch all those great shows while you're not playing pokeman go. >> what about the weather?

. >>> air b and b a lot have people are doing it and air b and b says an additional 4,000 guest is a been happening in the city. according to philly.com 94 percent of the available listing here they have been booked because they are here already because convention is already started. >> about nine -- almost out available homes and condo that is people put on air b and b were taken. >> people come from all over the country, they come for conventions, fork largest portion of the guest can you tell where they are from. >> would i guess within the train ride. >> washington d.c. >> i will be darned, the d.c. folks. >> because they are thinking it is just right up the street >> more people covering from d.c. then any other city in america. >> they are the ones that handle this political business anyway. >> that is right you are enjoying festivities this week or just trying to avoid them why not take something home to remember it all, the cool souvenirs and i saw a bunch of really cool t-shirts. >> you should hurry up, because people are buying them , wearing them around. we will show you c

===janelle/vo=== and, what happens when the unexpected happens at an "air b and b" rental.nbc bay area responds. ===janelle/next close=== next. ==raj/take vo== right now at 6: fire ... and dry >>> finally, the first night of the dnc here in philadelphia will feature some of the democratic party's most famous faces. and joining them on stage will be an activist and also an undocumented immigrant. as she tells our peter alexander, she has something to say to donald trump and others. >> reporter: as the democratic party's biggest names prepare to step on stage, hers is unfamiliar, but her message is no less power. can you believe this is your moment to address the country? >> silva is a dreamer, one of nearly 1.5 million undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. she arrived when she was just 4. >> for the families that are affected by this, it really means hope. now we can live without fear. >> reporter: to her shock, president obama first brought her story to life in 2014 -- >> including a young woman named astrid silva. >> reporter: silva flanked by her parent

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ill-schooled as i am on this futuristic stuff but we know robotics, genetics, and cybersecurity and uber, and air b and b and isis even are changing the way we work and govern and protect ourselves but what are the ramifications of these industries now and into the future? and i think this is important to stress and part of the work at state but i know very important to him personally in this field is how do we harness the forces for political, social and civic good. these are the questions he poses and answers in his wonderful new book called "the industries of the future." i have to say having watched alec in action i am delighted all of this energy and creativity and ideas will reach well beyond the seventh floor of the state department. it is an important book to understand our world now and how it is unfolding. please join me in welcoming alec ross to politics & prose. >> guest: this is my first reading. the book came out on tuesday. i am so pleased to be able to do it here. this is absolutely the place i wanted to do the first one. let niasia ellis -- me say, i hope you all buy "the industrie

a problem with air b and b. >>> nbc bay area responds to one of our viewers in santa clara, a problem with air bnb. >> chris chmura says it started with a plumbing problem. >> the big question here is who pays when an emergency repair is needed? liz told us that a shower nom just fell apart while renting a home in south lake tahoe. the owner hired a plumber and pa passed the bill on to liz for $180. she disputed that $180 bill and got nowhere so we reached out and a spokesman says the complaint wasn't handled by the right team. air bnb agreed the plumbing wasn't her responsibility. it was the owner's responsibility. it refunded her stay in full plus the money charged for that plummer. that's a total of $1,786 back in her pocket. in a statement air bnb said this guest is getting a full refund as she should have in the first place. we have your back in the very unusual event that a problem occurs. liz says she 134submitted a negative view that was later taken down. her review will be posted for future renters to account. you need help getting accountability, 1-888-996-tips or online at

. >> the last time we spoke there was a belief that somehow air b and b was going to out stock marriottions worldwide. we shouldn't be putting them in the mix. it has nothing to do with what you do. >> we would certainly agree with that. they have a place there in the business world and they are successful at what they do but they don't compete in our space with the type of customer we have and vacation offerings that people are looking for. >> you saw your stock was cheap, said it on air and bought back a ton of it. you are committed to buying back stock with the excess cash. >> as we started buying back in 2013 we bought back 27% of our shares, a little over $600 million of the stock. couple that with the dividends we returned cash to shareholders in excess of $650 million since that time. >> one of the reasons you do that is you have bountiful cash flow. is that because you make a lot of money off of the interest when people buy time shares? >> we moved away from a more capital intensive model, essentially one of the knocks of the vacation ownership industry was facing like most real

i've looked at air b and b and home away and it's still pretty costly. >> you're a hamptons kind of girl. >> i'm not. >> coming up this morning, including earnings we've got also economic data and the things moat likely to drive the trading day ahead. stay tuned. you're watching cnbc first in business worldwide. my analysis shows your stories are actually about human connection, even love. great storytelling needs drama and empathy. my cognitive apis can help any business better connect with its audience. you should try writing a book. find a remote hotel. bring the family. i do not think that is a good idea. >>> good morning. >>> markets now some red arrows this morning following another record day for u.s. stocks. today's test earnings reports and housing data. >> and the road to the white house, melania trump pitches her husband to the gop convention, but this morning she finds herself amidst some controversy. we're going to tell you why straight ahead. today is tuesday, july 19, 2016. and you're watching "world wide exchange." >> good morning and welcome back to "world wide exchange"

. >>> coming up on now new at 11:00, new air b&b backlash.tartup is facing scrutiny all the way from the nation's capital. so join us for that and more. >> here's the lineup tonight. the espys is the big show at 8:00, followed by "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> and tonight's guest on jimmy is chad johnson and jeff bridges. >> that is our report. look for breaking news on twitter. thank you for your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daets. thank you for joining us tonight. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a banking operations manager from vancouver, british columbia, canada... a medical coder from madison, wisconsin... and our returning champion, a management consultant originally from philadelphia, pennsylvania... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our show. two impressive wins in a row for young jason george. today he faces his second set of challengers -- sue and benn. and, benn, you

. >>> coming up on now new at 11:00, new air b&b backlash., the startup is facing scrutiny all the way from the nation's capital. so join us for that and more. >> here's the lineup tonight. the espys is the big show at 8:00, followed by "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> and tonight's guest on jimmy is chad johnson and jeff bridges. >> that is our report. look for breaking news on twitter. thank you for your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daets. thank you for joining us tonight. sfx: turbines revving up, getting louder and louder you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as $69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding - [voiceover] get ready for knockout gags. where the comedy flows (laughter) at every single turn. (funky music) and it's all "just for laughs: gags!". welcome. now consider this first gag the ultimate door prize

. >>> new jersey may start taxing homeowners who rent out their homes through air b & b and other online. a bill is being introduced into the state assembly that would charge those homeowners, the same taxes and fees as hotels and motels to try to level the playing field. under current state law there is a 7% sales tax and 5% occupancy fee on hotel room rentals. there's no estate tax on shore term rentals of other types of property such as homes. we'll be right back. whenthe state made aers, commitment to us. i knew that i wasn't going to make a fortune. but i would have a secure pension plan when i retired. each and every one of us made that contribution from every paycheck we ever earned. they've been negligent in their responsibility over the years of not funding this pension the way it should have been funded. they have made a promise, they've made a commitment, and they need to stick to it. >>> bathing suits and bug spray, bound for summer camp this morning. the salvation army sent about 120 local kids to camp le doer in the poconos. the children may not otherwise have had such an o

. >> home owners in new jersey, rooms for on line site such as air b and b may soon be hit with higher taxes, lauren, good morning. >> good morning to you, night three turns into day four, from the first lady to the president, and tonight the democratic nominee. what this convention means to people both near and far. we'll be right back. (male off-screen announcer) what's it feel like to win the mustang instant game, with top prizes of a hundred grand or a new ford mustang? (woman) oh my goodness. woo! (male off-screen announcer) with instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, the instant you play could be the instant you win. keep on scratchin'. >> group of television and broadway stars coming together to sing what the world needs now, love at the dnc. in the audience many held hands, sang along, then broke out in a channel of love trump hate. what better song to sing about love. that's what we do here, right? >> the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection. yes, proud of it, you know, it's been quite a week, with so much going on, and, wow. so we've had weather drama, as well,

describe the economic activity for those who use digital platforms as a source of income, uber and air band the task force will operate out of the office of work force and economic development and examine the impact of the companies on self employed and contract workers. and the task force will offer recommendations to the board of supervisors and the mayor addressing the needs and improving conditions of the workers. >>> time is 5:17. let's check in with sal. our commute is busy already. early on this wednesday morning, sal. >> it is busy. and the fire that is clearly seen from 24, 580, 980, it may have an impact. and we have some pictures of the fire here. at the scene. and so a good area to avoid would be the area of the oakland berkeley border. san pablo avenue. and there is one of the buildings that was on fire. we have a couple of crews on the scene. gathering information. but 580 westbound, entering at the macarthur boulevard, that is closed. we also have people who can clearly see the fire, from the freeway, and this is a look from one of our cameras, mounted on the building near

so take for example one of the most successful second wave companies would be air b&b which came up witha new model for hospitality. it didn't exist ten years ago and if either of us had the idea that we are going to create some platform to rent out an air mattress or on used room, i'd say that is not going to work. well it works. and it's worth worth $25 million with more than hilton or marriott and they don't have any hotel rooms. so that is the kind of innovation that happened in the second way. was innovators, the the engineers were creating software and creating a marketplace. the third wave it is going to be a connection with software and technology and other stuff. so figuring out how people are leaders in those core industries, healthcare, energy, transportation, food, things like that they have an advantage if they figure out where the market is going and if they figure out a way to create partnerships with the entrepreneurs. the entrepreneurs will need the big companies in the third wave. both will need more government. i understand that entrepreneurs don't want to hear that th

. >>> air b&b, the latest target in senator elizabeth warren's crosshairs. calling for a regulatory probe into whether home-sharing websites take away housing from long-term renters and are pushing up prices. we'll discuss that, coming up. >>> and tesla's auto pilot function is under scrutiny, not just by regulators, but also morgan stanley, "consumer reports." up next, which this all means for their company's bottom line. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. you're here to my name is valerie decker and i'm a troubleman for pg&e. i am a first responder to emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california. >>> welcome back. consumer reports is now t

and one lawsuit saying people have been refused rooms based on rates or gender at air b&b. >> you may want to monitor how much time you spend texting. why doctors say it could cause health issues. >>> and traffic heavy on the westbound side in san mateo at 7:24. >>> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. the time is 7:25. finally good news. both crashes on the eastbound freeway cleared. but it's a hot spot because i'm tracking delays. one in hercules, a second accident 80 west and carlton. both accidents out of the way. but heavy traffic out of hercules into richmond. 36 to 40 minutes from hercules to the oakland maze. >> for your health this morning doctors are seeing an increasing number of cases of arthritis and they say it's because of texting. >> they're calling it textitis they're getting more and more patients with problems in their joints and their hands. >> a lot of patients are younger than 40-years old. you shouldn't have arthritis that young. more people are on their phones and their tablets and their hands are getting a workout and. >> doctors recommend taking a break a

made it into a sort of air b and b. they did two things wrong this quarter. a self-inflicted wound. had problems making, literally just with computers and integration. they've bought a lot of companies. the second one was interesting. they had a dramatic decline in european tourism. familiarly france. because of terrorism. this is the first time we have seen it stay low. i mean, there have been flieen down. double-digit declines in france since nice. >> it's very recent. >> it had been going down since paris. >> did they say this on the call? >> yes. they said first paris. then brussels. now nice. this is the first time, periodically, you'll have an event, and travel will go down. >> right. >> they're now talking about declining european travel. >> you would assume you read through the priceline, too, on that. >> a lot of people. priceline, people are saying price lyn priceline will be great. expedia is a company that saved companies a lot of money. we -- expedia is important at the inn that i own. how people book. but, i hadn't thought about that that there would be a protracted sl

. >> been really good for hotels as well, and of course, air b and b.ople who just say the hotels are too expensive. back to you, mike anal next. >> thank, dave. sue serio, what time is it? let me see, 7:17. oh, before we get to her, i was just looking at one of the stories about the emails, donald trump asking the russians to hack. >> 30,000 emails. >> we'll get to that in just a second, though. so with the local paper here, this is the metro, this is little free pain their we have in the philadelphia area. for the people from out of town. so history, her story. a lot of her story being made here. are you ready for that one? >> from the daily news, let me open the whole thing now. hold on, hold on. people, help me out here. alex? there go. see, on the front there. look at this, big spread. can you read the headlines for me here? >> he's with her. >> i got that one. >> smart woman verse thaws other guy solving lunch bucket issues over champagne. ramsey, him a's a strong steady leader, showing former commissioner ramsey there. >> yes, former police commi

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air fleet. but it was only after pearl harbor's that america's factories started rolling in earnest. now we needed planes, not by the thousands, but by the tens of thousands. first and foremost was the b7. the world famous flying fortress. she packed a wallop. from all over america came the pilot, and soon the planes were ready. by 1942, vapor trails were over france. the air war was under way. these were the men who flew with -- the pilots, the navigators, the gunners. 48,000 pounds of steel, ten men, swiftly they streaked toward their targets, mission, to destroy the enemy's ability to make war. that was their job. and they did it. a plane is a beautiful thing. ten men's lives are beautiful. a bomber going down is not. but the odds were good for american pilots. planes they flew were fast, rugged, superb in combat. american pilots gave a grand account of themselves in europe. they drove the enemy from the air. and escapes like this were huge. low altitude scrapings. shattered enemy ground installations. remember the memphis male, celebrated lady from tennessee survived many a perilous assignment, returning home scarred, but happy and proud to be back. in the pacific, many navy ships

this stems from the ongoing recall of takata air bags. bhas been linked toedo at least 11 deaths and morend mr >> apple reportedly interested e in buying the music streaming service tidal owned by jay-z.ayz apple has also own service apple music. apple wants tidal to help it h compete with other streamingwitr services such as spotify and pandour. a apple did not comment on the e story. >> three montgomery county m schools are getting new artificial turf athletic athle fields is that right part ofhati of a settlement that will provide field access to a recreational youth soccer official.fici. officials i was montgomeryali w soccer, inc., will contributell as much c as $5.2 million tomill fields at walt whitman albert ar einstein and julius westte middle school. in return the soccer pinlayersee will get access to the fields td when the schools are not using them. em >> ♪ >> we're coming up on 5:25. 5 gary mcgrady back again with a check of your forecast. fecas >> on this friday.>> othis >> yes, i'm sorry.es, m sorry. can't say it enough. frid

>>so, for example all home away or air b and b or whatever they call them they will connect you to people and then the transaction to rent is done separately and would that be captured under we would have to look at the factual scenario.this >> i believe they have several sites to provide this service but if the arrangement is not being made under the particular site for collecting or booking a service thenit would not be collecting a fee for booking services that type of transaction. several companies have different types of services provided and when they offer the actual calendar or reservations and accept the fee for those services that business activity would be covered. we are regulating not companies but business activities and conduct. we are regulating the fee and payment for services. >>with this have to be specific to that transaction or is there an annual transaction fee that's what i am getting at? >>it doesn't have to be specific to that payment if it covers booking and services that you provide too. >>supervisor campos. >> just want to be very careful with this discussion b

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air force johnson in 1943 he says, we just fell apart. it was a riot, really. guys wanted to go home. in 1946 they wanted to deploy five b-29's to europe as a defensive measure. could not do it. planes and aircrews, five. inback to the pacific 1944-1945. thousands of airplanes. could not deploy five. 1947, 50% of u.s. air fleet was down for a spare price alone. in october 1948, curtis lemay takes over command. three months later in january he orders an all-out rate, practice raid over dayton, ohio. he gives his crew a prewar photograph of dayton, ohio, and breach them to conduct this rate at 30,000 feet were above which , is how they plan to drop these atomic weapons. that night not one aircraft hits the target. 2/3 of them miss the target by 7000 feet. they cruised enough of the goal of altitude because it's cold. oxygen systems don't work. and radar did not work. according to lemay this is the , darkest night in american aviation history. you also have a problem with the manpower. remember all the guys went home. war, theduring the army air forces got the cream of the crop. a score of 100 or above, you could get techni

things are getting bad for the air force regarding personnel. remember, the b-29s and b-50s are the only planes that can drop these things. in 1945, america has 26 silver plate b-29s which are used to drop atomic ordinance. 26. that's all you've got. in 1947, 18. and the 18 we have are referred to as well-used. in may of 1947, there is going to be a simulated attack on new york city and they are going to call for 181 aircraft to bomb new york city. again, as an exercise. 80 aircraft are unable to sortie which constituted 44% of the sac bomber fleet. unable to take off. in april 1949, the standard for air force bombing methodologies was the bomb should land somewhere within 3,000 feet of the intended target. okay? the averages are around 9,000 to 10,000 feet off target. the commander of sac, the gentleman you see on your far right, george kenney, who is a very able and competent air commander. he is mcarthur's air guy during the second world war in the pacific. he's very competent. thing is, he kind of likes the limelight. he gets sent to the u.n. to potentially

things are getting bad for the air force regarding personnel. remember, the b-29s and b-50s are the only planes that can drop these things. in 1945, america has 26 silver plate b-29s which are used to drop atomic ordinance. 26. that's all you've got. in 1947, 18. and the 18 we have are referred to as well-used. in may of 1947, there is going to be a simulated attack on new york city and they are going to call for 181 aircraft to bomb new york city. again, as an exercise. 80 aircraft are unable to sortie which constituted 44% of the sac bomber fleet. unable to take off. in april 1949, the standard for air force bombing methodologies was the bomb should land somewhere within 3,000 feet of the intended target. okay? the averages are around 9,000 to 10,000 feet off target. the commander of sac, the gentleman you see on your far right, george kenney, macarthur's air guy during the second world war in the pacific. he's very competent. thing is, he kind of likes the limelight. he gets sent to the u.n. to potentially be in charge of this new u.n. world air force. get a

we have an airplane down in the sea/air gallery called the boeing f-4 b-4, my father flew that exact year i was born. so it has special meaning to me. >> we are inside the national air and space museum. we're going to get to phone calls. peter is joining us from california. we'll hear from you. peter, good evening. peter, are you there? we can't hear the call from peter. let me go back and talk about -- i think peter is here now. go ahead peter, we can hear you. >> caller: i wanted to know if the museum would introduce any articles from the nuclear rocket propulsion types from the 1960s and if you have anything from -- or some of the other programs? >> i think he is on his cell phone so we heard part of it. i think he was talking about nuclear weapons propulsions from the 1960s. >> yes, we do have launch vehicles. both the russian and the u.s. in the milestones of flight gallery. they are part of the original collection here matter of fact. and we were provided those during the period where we were destroying those launch vehicles, in both russia and here. >> we have another call fro

emergency crews testing air inside building of the 1700 block of cecil b more avenue 3:30 this morning. it houses apartments, restaurant and hooka lounge. they opened doors, windows, ventilated the building and no one was hurt. >>> horsham township testing tap water in some areas homes and looking for volunteers. township council and water and sewer authority say a third party will test tap water in 100 homes. they are looking in the levels of the chemicals that found its way in the water supply from chemical uses at former naval air station in willow grove decade a ago. recently passed senate budget has ten million-dollar, and that aid will go toward fixes infrastructure. that money will remove contaminants in the water supply. >>> 4:38. where many people in our area are gathering, for a hearing service in the wake of the recent violence all across the nation. why are you deleting these photos? because my teeth are yellow. why don,t you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it,s bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whit

. >> the airlines are in the business of taking us from a to b via the air.hey are not in the business of providing safe cyber internet security. >> reporter: gomez says it's fine to use the internet to watch movies or surf the web but someone else may be watching your every online move. >> you don't want a hacker to be able to hack into your bank information. >> reporter: gogo's terms of use clearly state it operates like an open wi-fi hot spot and is open. so he like most admits he didn't read it. >> appalling how easy it was for him and how dummied been about not taking certain precautions. >> reporter: he now uses a virtual private network or vpn when using public wi-fi. it's a small price to pay to help keep what happens on public wi-fi more private. >> it's like they are standing on the corner shouting. >> now, petro says the hacker was trying to pointing out if the fbi can get into your phone so can hackers just like into public wi-fi. creepy. >> i think you have to assume that anybody can see anything on your computer at any time. >> on any device not

." >> b"billie jean." >> this aired here on nbc. front of the crew. the first time the crew and the world saw it was in the show itself, which probably led to the immediate wow factor. >> yeah. so memorable. >> california lady from lancaster. next year will be the 100th anniversary of the moon pie. it was developed at the suggestion of what? a coal miner, astronaut or mother? >> gee, that's random. you gave me a hard one. mother, c. >> no. >> she wanted it, and she got it. >> coal miner. >> in 1917. a traveling salesman was selling snacks to a kentucky coal miner. he asked for him to go back to the bakery and said, can you get me a pie as big as the moon? traveling salesman went back to the bakery, obliged, and the moon pie was conceived. >> marshmallow. >> dallas, texas. 1987, "moonstruck." what is the age difference between the actors? cher and nicholas cage. two years, nine years or 18 years. >> b. >> whoa. [ applause ] >> i thought he was going to headbutt somebody. >> the correct answer is 18 years. >> back in december of 1987,