by contacting air b.n. b. spokesperson to find out why commercial listings on the internet platform are not regulated like they are in berlin. or what was happening to give this kind of advice is its course is 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 regulation in other places i think different regulations. what he's saying his city council could intervene if it wanted to. over at its offices on the canonical under the familiar with the problem. is the city's head of tourism. i don't. want to. be in the provides accommodation for tourists and that's dealt with differently under italian law from private rentals but 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 milan. we have to sit down w

sentiment might turn then we will see if the hype has been too much we are waiting for companies like air b.n. b. we were. pollen to year just to name a few and if you look at live for example a good half a year ago the company was worth about fifteen billion dollars now they have a price tag after the i.p.o. off about twenty five billion so has really fundamentally so much changed in six months sold to increase the market valuation by a good ten billion dollars so maybe there is some over excitement on wall street right now. optimism at the very least thank you very much on wall street u.s. and chinese trade negotiators have all wrapped up talks in beijing aimed at ending their trade dispute now that's no easy task the laundry list of differences to iraq ironed out is quite long the u.s. has accused china of unfair trade practices and colluding cyber theft and forced technology transfers. what they discussed the night before is unknown but equity markets shot higher after negotiators exchanged smiles as they resumed talks on friday. then treasury secretary steve minucci unjoined chinese vice pr

slated to be one of the biggest ones we're keeping our eye out for pinterest over of course and also air b.n. b. it's going to be another big one and so a lot of these are tech related. coming out. and you and i were talking just before we went to air that the price is right at almost four o'clock with like eight hundred fifty. yeah and so they upped their forecast and then it even exceeded that forecast intraday they were trading i think you were telling me eighty seven dollars exactly twenty percent higher just like snap chat was at a trade and a high of forty four on their i.p.o. as well so let's talk a little bit about lift as a company i mean is this a place i know you're not an investment advisor you don't profess to be and that's a little disclaimer at the bottom here but what do you think of the company i think right now we clearly have momentum at play and sometimes the market is a rational in the hype goes is prevails over fundamentals but how i see it right now is live just kind of trading at the upper end of the range from me right now because prices seventy two dollars this is a ma

support from the internet association a lobbying group founded by companies like google expedia air b.n. b. and pay pal what it did was change the communications act of nine hundred thirty four to allow law enforcement to go after the publishers of ads for sex work this makes the websites that host ads for sex work legally responsible for the exploitation of women and children. being abused in the world of human trafficking but what happens to the sex workers who aren't being trafficked when capitalism and the patriarchy combine to decide what we can and cannot make money off of what do we do when men are exalted as heroes for destroying their bodies and brains playing american football but if a person uses their body to make money from pleasure or their victims a subject the subject of legalizing sex or swear it is a necessary one not just here in the united states but around the world is estimated that forty two million people are sex workers worldwide and over one hundred billion dollars per year market a market that is in the u.s. almost entirely legal and regulated today we welcome tw

rob mcdowell in a wall street journal op ed and when you think about all of that commerce think air b.n. b. and stuff that four g. just wouldn't support so that's the president imagine what's going to happen in the future number one you won't. the leave the speed you can download a whole movie in twenty five seconds and that's on demand and this bigger pipe will support sophisticated virtual reality applications like surgeons operating remotely and other tele health applications and the ability to be healthier by seeing your doctor less often and not ending up in the hospital because sensors are going to monitor your vitals after all when your doc asks how you feel all you can tell are is how you feel as devices talk to each other the internet of things is already automating own systems and is optimizing agriculture new cars already feature collision avoidance systems that will slam on the brakes five g. conic tippity takes that to the next level with cars talking to each other theoretically they will tell you where a city parking space just opened up and five g. will eventually enable sel

going to go public this year as well also include over technologies list as well as pinterest in air b.n. b. and it turns out that the first time this one hundred twenty five year old company actually went public with our i think i had my math wrong there but it's definitely older company but first time it went public was actually in one thousand nine hundred seventy one so almost one hundred years after they first invented the blue gene and well excellent insight there from ali barrows contributor to america's lawyers thank you very time molly. thanks daniel. recently released census bureau data measures december retail sales down one point two percent month over month the biggest drop since the great recession we told you about that the other day and that's for december as in holiday shopping season our to america big picture hosted resident holon cook joins us how much does this reflect the way we now shop holland what is this like i mean isn't shopping sort of like a spit ometer tell us well yeah you can measure it in miles per hour or kilometers per hour but you're going as fast as you

you know take for example air b.n. b. lift it firms like them the company that allegedly has all its values create all value takes no risk and so it gets a cut off the top the individual driver that has a car that wants to drive for one of these organizations he gets told what he has to charge what kind of couriers to have what kind of condition it has to be in and he takes all of the risk and he gets a he has none of the entrepreneurial reward for him gauging any activity but what you're describing there i'm trying to think of starkly yeah one small group i pay paul with access to on. i'm have funds taking no risks and then you have a huge proportion of the society taking all the rest and getting peasant like a wage is wait a minute that sounds like feudalism it sure does and you know it sounds an awful lot like what happened just before the housing blowup too right we had all these people that thought they were getting the the american dream we're going to be just wonderful we're going to go out we're going to refinance

going to go public this year as well also include for technologies list as well as pinterest and air b.n. b. and it turns out that the first time this one hundred twenty five year old company actually went public with our i think i had my math wrong there but it's definitely older company but first time it went public was actually in one nine hundred seventy one so almost one hundred years after they first invented the blue gene and well excellent insight there from ali barrows contributor to america's lawyers thank you very jain mallie. thanks daniel. recently released census bureau data measures december retail sales down one point two percent month over month the biggest drop since the great recession we told you about that the other day and that's for december as in holiday shopping season r.t. america big picture hosted resident holland cook joins us how much does this reflect the way we now shop holland what is this like i mean isn't shopping sort of like this but ometer tell us yeah you can measure it in miles per hour or kilometers per hour but you're going as fast as you're going t

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. for him the. enormous. ocean for. a. photo for two hundred thousand euros he may be overpaid for the. find fifty fifty split was made not by fame it's an option we'll see in twenty years when your daughter's going up. because it's impossible for her to this year. the no move. i don't think so. yeah we've seen much more. but mattel refuses to give up. we'll catch up with him again later. sylvia donna is on her way to her new apartment it's a fifteen minute bus ride from historic venice to my ghetto on the mainland. that'