emily: there are people that work at air b&b that might disagree.hris: it is one of our core values. we have a core value that talks about the power of belonging. the transformative impact of travel. when you come to work at air b&b, you are working to support a community that is committed to driving belonging. people understand that when issues come up that will be inconsistent, whether it is here in the u.s. or other parts of the world, we will stand up for the issues and values our community cares about. emily: is there anything you are doing on the business side to adapt? chris: we will release more information. we will release a video in a short time period that will communicate how strong we feel about the power of belonging, the power of travel and how important it has been to american democracy. we will continue to work on things are have been out there. we will do a matching fund to the international refugee program. continue to find ways to house people that have been displaced. this all tracks back to our values and our purpose. emily: co

air b&b is 10 years old and employees are said to be frustrated that it has not gone public yet. incentive to do that as they have cashed in on $350 paying in equity. cash bonuses to staff in 2018 and 2019 for the first time in years. >>> coming up on the 11:00 news, you'll hear from officials about the air quality. >>> up next in sports, the warriors moved fast in the free agent market after the lakers signed lebron james. we will hear about the new all- star who will be joining the world champs. coming up next in sports. >>> a big, new addition. >> we will have a few boogie nights out of oracle. kind of like bill gates culous. the warriors who are already good at another all-star to the situation. it was announced sometime at about 4-5 pm. demarcus cousins, also known as boogie cousins signed a one year contract for $5.4 million. he averaged 25 points and 13 rebounds. the only caveat is that he is coming -- coming off a ruptured achilles tendon. it is questionable as to when he will be able to play. the warriors have said there will be no rush at all. a valuable guy, but also a

they come kicking and screaming every time where there was air b&b that did not want to pay the hotelax and now they are proud of the fact that they pay the hotel tax and are part of society. the mac they are going to wind up paying taxes -- >> they are going to wind up paying taxes. >> welcome to america. >> i cannot of said it better myself. >> let's take a look at the weather and see how the rest of the day is going to go. >> reporter: we are taking a look at the starting line or what was -- we are actually taking a look at the golden gate bridge where you look really closely through the fog you could see some folks running along the bridge. it is definitely damp. it's probably a little chilly on the bridge right now for those runners. current temperatures are in the 50s. low 50s in san francisco right now. closer to the 60s in san jose and santa rosa. let's take a look at the starting line. you can see certainly not as much drizzle and not as much fog but we still have ling alon ofthdan see the sorter -- sort of eastern side facing oakland this is going to be a little bit more cle

yeah there really is and you know it's not to say that air b.n. b. in these others are perfect they're not but they're pretty darn good and what you need to do though is when you are dealing with say air b.n. b. you stay with your communications on the website you go through them you don't do it offline you don't do it separately wiring and you pay through the website sometimes you'll find people say you know it'll be simpler and quicker and we'll both save money by doing this offline don't do it those safety precautions are built in there for a reason so yeah you can use your air b.n. b. but do it on the site and pay through the site that's the red flag when the other party says hey let's skip the commission and do this directly how about oh yeah how about online offers to sell like airline tickets or airline rewards risky business . yeah very much so and this is one of these things where there are all kinds of phony sales for airline rewards in points and tickets and they're the best thing is it's just too darn hard to tell what's legit and what's n

and talk about specifics with regard to some companies that are really engaging in using blocking air b. and b. you know is one perhaps lift others well. these examples are part of the so-called sharing economy isn't wrong term to describe them because the reason they're successful is precisely because they don't share. haggard gate all these services together and then they sell them and that's created a seventy five billion dollar corporation called google but what if google or air b.n. b. were just a distributed application and a bunch of smart contracts on a block chain so you're looking for a place and in the world economic forum which is tough to start a good thing to start right now for next year and there are these places available they all have ratings because a blog chain is a big kind of ledger it's a database you click on the one you like to come back here a year later you open the door the smart contract initiates a partial payment to the owner you like the place you leave you shut the door the full payment is made do you read it five star and nobody can mess with that unles

and that's created a seventy five billion dollar corporation called google but what if google or air b.n. b. were just a distributed application and a bunch of smart contracts on a block chain so you're looking for a place and in the world economic forum which is tough to start a good thing to start right now for next year and there are these places available they all have ratings because a blog chain is a big kind of ledger it's a database if you click on the one you come back here a year later you open the door the smart contract initiate a partial payment to the owner you like the place you leave you shut the door the full payment is made you rate it five star and nobody can mess with that unless they can turn the chicken nugget back into a check and all of this is done by software so what happens is that all of the owners of rooms and coaches and so on apartments sort of become a cooperative and you create a real sharing economy don tapscott author of block chain revolution and if you all want to read about it you can read about it in the new york review of books it's a fantastic review

. >> these properties on air b. >> we wanted to get some answers from the air bnb host. >> i'm sorry about that? i'm really sorry. i can't takl this c right now. >> the coo and co-founder isabel bernie, says her company has since gotten out of the leases where these short term rentals are not allowed. and has not paid the $700,000 in fines. >> our lawyers are resolving that, they feel like it's unconstitutional the way they're finding. there's many different groups fighting the city, and it hasn't been resolved. they're not collecting the nines that they'reissuing. >> are you going to wait and run out the clock and seef laws complaining in miami beach? >> right now, we're just not accepting any homeowners in miami beach.e >> get about 30 to 50 requests a day to lease property on our website. o your investors know that you have these outstanding fines in miami beach? >> they're fully aware of everything going on.k we stuck our nt for a lot of owners and that we are tackling a really difficult problem, in general with our property and with basically accepting single family homes. >> ar

b.'s agency fee the european commission says the procedure misleads consumers welcome to the coming together. on air b.n. b. to align and conditions with. and be transparent on the presentation of prices. does not fully comply. the commission also wants a b. and b. to show clearly if the accommodation on offer is private commercial there's different consumer protection regulations apply. has long been a thorn in the side of hotel operators as well they say a b. and b. unlawfully sidesteps the vast range of regulations they are forced to adhere to. the sheep. and that wraps up business news for today don't forget if you want more check us out on social media. business on facebook and twitter i'll be back with more tomorrow same time same place. hundreds often use in life times. where i come from. an important. meeting and warmish and when i was young my concert was drawing. more people. people want. to see. it was my natural. one off just see. it's so thought everyone in the town for mr towser gains. nothing husband from insecure might have known condi had enjoyed months more design so long to stop.

b.'s agency three the european commission says the procedure misleads consumers to the committee. on air b.n. b. to airlines and conditions this. and be transparent on the presentation of prices and. does not fully comply with. the commission also wants a b. and b. to show clearly if the accommodation on offer is private commercial there's different consumer protection regulations apply. be and b. has long been a thorn in the side of hotel operators as well they say a b. and b. unlawfully sidesteps the vast range of regulations they are forced to if he is to. push. and that wraps up your business news for today don't forget if you want more to check us out on social media just. business on facebook and twitter i'll be back with more tomorrow same time same place. we're going to. one hundred plus on facebook and experience what nelson mandela means for young africans today. in the mind of people. who for no other means to buy his way home you know for monday tuesday morning. how does she plan to influence the amount of someone coming down the line and not about her fans who have been all

a shame they used it to exploit other countries even more now we've got to rex and we've got the air. b. eight in infrastructure investment banks and these banks have as more financial power in fact in the world bank and it's just this and so in a way we're reaching a balance here i think probably if i were if it were american day and i think robert people who are at the world bank today are really having to look at how they need to soften their deals what they need to do to be more competitive if you know if these basically chinese directed banks looking at it in be more a shadowy way though the be in breaks brazil is that is already now run by a former cia asset its most popular leader of course is in jail news every day against jacob zuma flooding mainstream media on there are other ways to attack this brics new. new future yeah it's difficult to stay exactly what the future will bring in this regard because it's same time of course the u.s. government is having this competitive it's almost like it as a tennis game are very very suspicious to me with china which we are with north kor

. >> reporter: they say it's like a goober -- uber or a air b&b for your dog. >> there is that nothing's the first of its kind technology. once they understand the technology and the thoughtful touches they are amazed by it. >> reporter: these smart homes is an outside of popular restaurants. >> you download the app and walks it through the process. >> reporter: dog spot is ahead. -- a hit. the director of indications said that 90% of dogs feel comfortable inside. >> dog theater want to be contained or feel like they are exploring. the pay-as-you-go service is five dollars for up to 90 minutes. >> there is a potty protocol. it never affects the next dog owner. >> reporter: they said that you have to have a membership card or your key to pick up your dog, that not just anyone can pick up your dog. >> we're launching into 25 cities and the next few months. we've been invited by multiple cities. >> reporter: you can ask for a free 30 minute session. >>> if you're not watching tv, you should come and check out this optical illusion. this is to promote traffic safety. this is a three-dimens

i contacted air b.n. b. spokesperson to find out why commercial listings on the internet platform are not regulated like they are in berlin. what was happening to give this kind of advice is it's the courses the. rules we are there to support them every city every country needs a unique approach and so we don't believe that one size fits all solution are there to be based from from a source there are regulation regional c.d.n. national level there's stronger regulations in other places i think different regulations. what he's saying is city council could intervene if it wanted to. overact its officers on the canonical under their familiar with the problem. is the city's head of tourism. and. wanted. to be in the provides accommodation for tourists and that's dealt with differently under italian law from private rentals so it all. but at our last meeting with the ministry we decided that we here in venice must join forces with the other four major tourism centers namely florence rome and. we have to sit down

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. >>> a new meaning of being in the doghouse, dog spot, like an air b&b for your puppy. air- conditioned or heated, they sit outside several busy restaurants, they serve as a clean, safe place while dogs hang out while the owners going to places that don't allow dogs, and thanks to a camera, pet owners can keep an eye on their pooch at all times. >> they want to be able to explore or feel contained, this provides them with the containment. >> the temporary k-9 homes aim to lower the risk of dog injury, heatstroke, and the pay as you go services $.30 per minute for up to 90 minutes, it is open only while the participating businesses open, and monitored closely. the dark spots are expanding to washington dc, orlando and miami, and hope to add more cities soon. >> an old-fashioned doghouse there. >>> a national homebrew competition, 2018, competing against 8400 entries from the u.s. and 18 countries, he took home 2 gold medal for his loggers, and the homebrew whose board the most points at the competition. -- for his lagers. >> i am nowhere near a pro, but it was awesome th

of the particulars, you are not talking about shutting down the in-house cafeterias at twitter and air b&b, this will not be retroactive? >> this is not retroactive, it is a perspective piece of legislation. we currently have 50 one of these types of san francisco. this is about starting a conversation. i know square is running a business that has one of these cafeterias. they actually shutdown the cafeteria every other friday so some of the surrounding businesses, they will tell you how businesses search on those days. this is about starting a conversation with the existing cafeterias. it is a perspective bit of legislation. >> does this affect every facility in the city? i guess i am thinking if a new school or hospital opens up in san francisco -- >> this is a planning code amendment the references section 450 1h. this is all the space that have in-house cafeteria space. >> one of the other questions is how much consulting did you do? this could obviously impact a lot of the technology companies, how much do you do to reach offer input? >> we spoke to a lot of the business owners, sma

the ma rin board of supervisors will discuss proposed changes to rules for air b and b type short termthe county. the new rules wouldrequire hosts to tell neighbors before the host could get or renew a business license. in the notice to neighbors hosts would be required to provide a local contact number and a 24 hour complaint hotline. >>> the city of san francisco purchased a four story, 21 unit apartment building to make it affordable housing. it's on mission street between france and russia avenue. the purchase has made through the city's small sites initiative. it's designed to help low income tenants stay in their homes. since that program started in 2014 the city of san francisco has bought 26 buildings with 184 units. >>> the conventional wisdom that says it's better to buy than rent may not be true here. because of high home prices in san francisco and san jose, it may make more sense to rent than own. the study show that across must of the country owning is 26% cheaper than renting. in san francisco, the report says that it's nearly 6% cheaper to rent. san jose that number jum

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in the markets of railroads is consumerization of customer base, regardless of your age, probably air b&b, you know -- amazon prime, and the fedex equivalent. what you see is instant pricing in, lots of options. the buyers have that personal experience, in your industry why not? what is happening rapidly, and the customer experience. and applying to the outside of the business. and interact with us, making that experience rapid, easy and something they want to do more of. that is a seachange for us in that industry. >> another question has to do with this. mergers and acquisitions that people talk about. and we are talking about m&a. >> mna has been relatively small, think of adjacency to core business. within the last year and a half we have cold storage warehouse business because it fit well with the service product we call cold connect where we ship fruits and vegetables from the west coast to the middle of the country and the east coast. most of our m&a activity will be in areas like that, value add for customer base, for industry consolidation, i don't anticipate that will be occur

regardless of your age right now, you've probably ubered, probably air b and b'd or you know somebody that has. you certainly have used amazon, probably amazon price. u.p.s. what you see is instant pricing. lots of options, done your way, delivered your way when you want it. what i think is happening and it's happening rapidly and we're driving it is applying technology and innovation to that customer experience. we're not only applying it on the inside of the business. i mentioned a lot of those examples today but we're applying it to the outside of the business. all along the path the customer interacts making that experience, rapid, easy and something they want to do more of, not less of. that's a sea change for us as an industry. >> another question from the audience that had to do with this. mergers and acquisitions. i want to ask what you're looking at in terms of mna. >> it's been relatively small. we bought some coal warehouse storage business. i think most activities would be in areas like that that our value adds for a customer base. if you think about industry consolidation

. >>> san francisco's air b&b is making plans. at the home sharing company is targeting next june for its official public offering. they are 10 years old and employees are frustrating that it has not gone public yet. reportedly, funders have little incentive to do that as they have cashed in on $350 million in equity. according to tech crunch, the company will be paying cash bonuses to staff in 2018 and 2019 for the first time in years. >>> rent control advocates in santa rosa may have enough signatures to qualify for a ballot proposal. there is a new measure limiting rent increases. if voters approve, limits would be placed on how much landlords can raise rent. the deadline for qualifying is next month. >>> the minimum wage in san francisco is now $15 per hour. is the first major city in the state to make such a change. the wage hike took effect yesterday, the result of opposition -- proposition j. the city of emeryville is also bumping its minimum wage to $15 per hour today. berkeley is set to implement the same wage hike in oct

you look at air b and b which is disrupting the hotel industry. there are hotel workers unions. i think -- we have to assume if we have the capability to do this, that it won't be done is a bit of a longshot. to be able to say here are all these great productive technologies that we have, but we are not going to use them ecause a certain union says we don't want it. it is bad for our people. > not to stound marxist, but in the fight between capital and labor, capital wins every time. in the long run, capital is undefeated. -- and ech lodgal technological cal innovation too. >> i heard a question. you brought up google's relationship contracting with the defense department. is this something we should be concerned about? can we explore a little more about what is happening there and sort of again the marriage of big tech and big government? >> yes, and no. one of the interesting things about that contract is it actually showed -- >> sorry. >> a lot of these issues show that silicon valley itself, these companies need to come up with a code and standard of ethics, which they haven

and a family of five tourists staying in a nearby air- b-n-b relocated to a hotel because of the heavyghter suffered minor injuries. officials are investigating what caused the fire. new tonight at 6. a one- alarm fire in east oakland has displaced six people. fire crews say, a two- story building was blazing along 52- hundred international blvd at just after four- this morning. one firefighter suffered minor burns to his back as he made his way up the building. no other injuries were reported.. injuries were reported.. was held to one building.. it was under control by 5 a-m. although the blaze did cause major damage to the building. (ken) two children were hurt after an apartment fire in antioch. this is new video from the scene.the flames broke out in a 12 unit apartment building -- just after 1:30 this afternoon near barcelona circle and buchanan road. the two children hurt were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. investigators are still trying to determine what started the fire. new tonight at 6. a concord man has been sentenced to 4 years in state prison for a road rage i

other thing that has been part and parcel of the past decade is the introduction of things like air b.n. b. and you know or remember a lot of drivers now work for or in london but where does that g.d.p. get counted for example is surely their wages that were driver wages those but i know in europe were operates not as a taxi service they say but they're algorithm their software and if they said in the netherlands so is netherlands capturing capturing their g.d.p. so there is a lot of you know basically london is a laundromat and it is a butler a global butler so how are they capturing where is the g.d.p. actually being captured where is the ultimate g.d.p. being captured of the transportation system sold to governments in europe yet they get into government but the french government owns british some of the national rail infrastructure so when people in britain put their car in to go use the rail system the money is going to france yes going to the electric grid as well and a larger good idea for us so the government just sold everything off they sold the cow and then they're buying the mi

. >>> they will talk about changes to the rules for air b&b short-term rentals. rules would require host to notify all neighbors within a 300 foot radius before the host could renew a business. they would be required to provide a local contact number and a 24 hour hotline. >>> the city of san francisco will make it permanently affordable housing. the building is on mission street between france and russia avenue. the purchase was made through the city's small science initiative. it will help low income tenants stay in their homes. this program started in 2014. they have purchased 26 buildings with one of four units. >>> -- with 184 units. >>> a new study shows that because of high home prices in places like san francisco, and san jose, to make -- it makes more sense to rent. many only make 26 -- in san francisco, it is nearly 6% cheaper to rent and in san jose, the number jumps to 12%. they say buying a home is still a good long-term investment. >>> the fact that you continue to build wealth if you own property, that does not change regardless. >> i would love to

all we have to sit down with air b.n. b. and negotiate. naturally we can't ban these types of rentals but we need to combat the phenomenon for instance by ensuring that renting to tourists isn't as lucrative as running to locals or students. she's unable to tell me how the city plans to achieve that. meanwhile night porter mateo seche his wife and eight year old daughter still apartment hunting he worries he may be out of a job by the end of the season he can't afford to buy a property but he still looks at what's on offer. form the. boat in order to function. for. a photo for two hundred thousand euros he may be overpaid for the. find fifty fifty split was made for a number of famous she was given twenty years leave when your daughter's grown up. because it's possible for her to this year. the not move. i don't think so though she may be here we've seen much more. but maternal refuses to give up. we'll catch up with him again later. sylvia ghana is on her way to her new apartment it's a fifteen minute bus ride from historic venice to magh

oh my we have to sit down with air b.n. b. and negotiate. naturally we can't ban these types of rentals but we need to combat the phenomenon for instance by ensuring that renting to tourists isn't as lucrative as running to locals or students. or nothing. she's unable to tell me how my city plans to achieve that. meanwhile night porter mateo seche his wife and eight year old daughter a still apartment hunting he worries he may be out of a job by the end of the season you can't afford to buy a property but he still looks what's on offer. tell me how i can value this forum the frenzy. about the enormous. cultural what if. this photo for two hundred thousand euros maybe with the paper because i find fifty fifty sweaters made for the not most famous it's an option will put you in twenty years they when your daughter is grown up you think it's impossible for her to that you. don't know moods. i don't think so goes with every year we've been much more. but material refuses to give up. we'll catch up with him again later. sylvia gana is on her way

looking at something like air band b which is disrupting the hotel industry, hotel workers union, i haven't heard anything about that. if we have the capability to do this, if it won't be done, i think it's a little bit of a longshot. here are all these great productive technologies, because we are going to use them, or they say we don't want them to staff our people.>> not to sound marxist but the difference between capital and labor, capital wins every time. in the long run, capital is undefeated. >> and technological innovation, it is hard to deny what technology could do. >> you brought up google's relationship contracting with the defense department, is this something we should be concerned about? or could we explore about what's happening there? and sort of again, the marriage you know, of big tech and big government?>> yes and no, one interesting thing is that it actually shows, a lot of these issues show that silicon valley itself, these companies themselves, they come up with a standard of ethics which they have not done despite doing things like building killer robots are artifici

force and the south vietnamese air force, all of the roots are going into one. the navy gets 2, 3, 4 and six b a. the air force gets six later in the war when there is finally a recognition of this graduated response and an idea of allowing attacks on airfields. there is this effort to go after the migs who up and having great -- who have been having great success against u.s. formations. after theg to go airfield outside hanoi and the navy wanted part of that and it took a lot of extra coordination to break down the barriers and allow deconfliction. other than that, you kept to -- you were kind of restricted, kept to your place. this also shows refueling tracks, this shows some very significant -- i thought the reading did a good job incorporating search and rescue. there are a couple of good pictures here. eb-66age going in, that is jamming radar. it is escorting f-105 bombers. there's the seventh air force commander, the intellectual air force commander. he will end up pending a book inge years later -- penn a book five years later which is , a good one for us to reflect on. once again, we

five others who were staying in a nearby air b&b had to find a different place to stay because of smokedistrict supervisor, offered her support and said she was proud of firefighter's quick action. >> for working with the residents who have been displaced, waiting for the red cross to come, let them know what their options are for shelter. and, we see that crew and make sure that they know they have resources, and make sure they know how to navigate the situation. >> you can see firefighters had to punch a hole in the ceiling of the building to check for hotspots. they have been out here all morning, just doing fire watch and overhaul. one firefighter was injured. he was treated at the scene and released. on neighboring buildings did suffer some minor damage. the city sightseeing building next door, the front window is broken. and, the other neighboring building had some broken windows as well. nobody else was hurt. live in san francisco, alyssa harrington, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> the intersection of international boulevard and 52nd avenue in oakland is open again after a house fire shut

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the most highly taxed states in the nation whether it's income taxes, business taxes, uber taxes, air b why is it so key on tax and tax and tax? >> it's a move in the wrong direction and to answer your question, because we have a new democratic governor and complete control in the legislator by the democratic party. it makes us highly uncompetitive in the region particularly with our neighbors of new york and pennsylvania and very discouraging what has occurred in trenton and i oppose the tax increases that were put into place by our state legislator and new governor. stuart: thank you for joining us this morning. i know you're in the tough position but we appreciate you coming on a shelf. >> thank you. stuart: leonard lamb, republican new jersey. things got interesting to say the least and that is him, jeff, on an f-16 with the air force thunderbirds. jeff locke is back in the sky again. this time he's fine with the geico sky papers. he's up there right now and he'll join us later this hour. >> how did i do? >> you did great. absolutely awesome. i'm sure you say that to everybody. yes

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a, b, c, d. air way and breathing.o the boys or divers if something happens, needs to get to the hospital? we saw one boy being air lifted. maybe a problem with blood pressure or dehydration. that is how the decisions get made. keep in line the timeline. they are using that to predict what the boys need. june 23rd, they go missing. nine days before the food shows up as a result of the rescue divers. what were the conditions in the cave? we know oxygen levels dropped. we know there is a concern of dehydration. that is how you process things from the medical standpoint. if i would guess, most of the boys would not be in hospital that long. whether it is dehydration or malnutrition, that can be addressed quickly. from the physical standpoint, fast. from the psychological standpoint, we have to wait and see. >> thank you, sanjay. >> let's bring back rescue dive instructor paul sumner. there is a sense of relief because of the four boys have been rescued. what makes this effort so difficult? >> the cave structure itself tha

they first check for breathing and signs of b hypothermore the boys are sent by air lift and ambulance to begin their journey home. a medical doctor was inside tca to examine the boys before the mission to make sure they were up for it. that will hpen again in the next phase to determine who was next to make the journey out. >> thank you so much. an nbc news medical contributor isith us here now. what will they be doing on the ground, when they first comeut and what will they be doing at the hospital? >> what they will do initially is just assess them, assess their stability. they can glean a lot by vital signs, heart rate and temperature. they can already figure out or sort o analyze two of the most urgent medical concerns. that is lowlood oxygen level as well as hypothermia. and after that once they are transferred to the hospital they can get a much c ser look inside. they are looking at the liver and kidney function. they are obviously looking for infection. we have talked about this before, the concern about being in a cave environment. >> there are infections that you can catch i

and we discover what london's b drivers e doing tomprove their city's air quality. for years, the northern syrian city of raqqa was considered the stronghold of the so-called islamic state. the extremists took control of the city in 2013. then in october last year, after months of bloody fighting, raqqa was liberad by a coation of syriannd kurdish forces. islamic state ght be o, but many wes and children of foign is figers are stl in raqqa. incding some om geany. d they'rdesperate return. >> all sandra wants to do is leave, and take her children back home after months of boredom, living in cramped conditions. they have sufficient food and drink. there are even cartoons for the children to watch. there are no bombs, no terrorism. but the 33-year old mother misses her old life in germany. she grew up in munich, went to university there and had a job. in 2015 she decided to join the so-called islamic state in syria. she's not allowed to speak german to us. the kurdish secret service wants to be able to monitor everything she's saying. she has one urgent request. >> wha