air bnb started... if you went on holidays for a couple of weeks you could make a bit of money someone looking after your house. but now professional landlords can make two or three times more. we will see. it is an interesting story. you have to read this article carefully in the south china pole. this is the amount of lawmakers, more than 100, that have gone. in the past four years. you have to look at the details. again, it is an interesting story. never mind the death which all legislatures suffer from. one of the biggest blows to the national people's congress in china was the fallout that led to the dismissal of 45 delegates in the national legislature. it shows again that the communist party is increasingly taking anticorruption seriously. however, they know it damages the economy. the president is also using it to exert his control over the party and we are seeing that here we re party and we are seeing that here were probably in some ways he is quite happy to have examples of corrupt lawmakers

it also was great for me because we were able to pay our mortgage with the air bnb. >> air bnb had projected guest arrivals would reach 10,000, bringing in $3.5 million to d.c. area hosts. they exceeded their own expectations and some more than 15,100 guest arrivals bringing in $5.9 million. in 2009 when air bnb wasn't widely known or used the service saw only 200 guests for inauguration weekend. in 2013, 1300 and this year's 15,000 plus marks a ten-fold increase since last inauguration. a global policy in public affairs at airbnb says the service is doing more than just putting roofs overheads. it's actual uniting. >> some hosts are hosting both people coming for the inauguration as you participate in it and some hosts who were coming to protest some of the activity. going to be staying in the same homes together. >> and becky eason says their group got more than just a place to say stay. >> we met each other. >> those women there actually cooked dinner together last night, made their signs together on the floor. for them they said it was more fun and much cheaper than staying in a hotel, w

. >> new problems for air bnb. complaints related to air bnb have doubled.0 complaints were filed with the city. that is up from 250 the previous year and just 150 in 2014. >>> there is trouble in paradise for facebook founder mark zuckerberg. some hawaiian land owners are planning a protest march this weekend over his decision to sue him for the rights to his kawai estate. he he claims the native land owners are trespassing on his 700 acre estate even though they still have eight acres. a protest march is planned for tomorrow. >>> and the next story, we're not talking about a pot of coffee, we're talking about coffee mixed with pot. there is a difference. marijuana i infused coffee is now available at a handful of bay area dispensaries and they are teaming up with sematic for the new venture mixing java with joints. could be enjoyed straight or diluted with milk or water. it is already available at magnolia wellness in oakland and expected to expand beyond that. >> i wonder what the chemical mixed -- >> where does that leave you. >> or does it strengthen th

they share apartments like an air bnb. dianne feinstein said those companies are operating illegally. protesters had invaded every be claiming an air bnb deprives them of cheap apartments. [chanting] they are arguing that the landlords are renting to people through a b&b and therefore housing prices are higher and it shouldn't be allowed? >> that's the argument that the number show a completely different story and before we start or want point out that senator feinstein doesn't have a multi-million dollar hotel chain so everything she says should be taken with a grain of salt. john: that's the swamp. >> that's part of the swamp but one thing or look at what they are b&b -- john: i have to believe it's not just about the money for her comments about the hotel unions the issues of them at that and the unions on the democrats. >> you see hotel chains going to conferences tied about how they care about affordability and affordable housing. if anything you could make the same argument for hotels. rental properties or affordable

air bnb will provide free housing to refugees and those not allowed in the u.s.resident trump's executive order also caused protests at other airports across the country. and made for some confusion today and adversaries of mr. trump pounced. here's the latest from new york. >> reporter: protesters flocked to airports around the country, fighting back against the new refugee rules. >> what donald trump did in the last 24 hours is disgusting, disgraceful, completely unamerican. >> reporter: at new york's kennedy airport, 12 people were detained on authority of the president's order. at least nine detained in dallas. at least one in chicago. hundreds of people overseas have been denied entry to the u.s. this man and his family, iraqi refugees, were pulled off a u.s.-bound flight. >> i'm real now. i don't know what to do. because i sold my house, i quit my job. my wife quit her job. >> reporter: his family given the visa because he risked his life working with the u.s. government. >> i don't know what to do. and tomorrow i'm going back to iraq, really, really, reall

the financial times takes a focus on air bnb which is set to lose out big in london as it enforces itshe move could see the company miss out on $400 million worth of bookings in london alone. in the south—china morning post, an article which looks at death and corruption in beijing's political system. the article states that more than 100 lawmakers have vacated their seats over the past four years due to death, corruption or vote—rigging scandals. indian politics feature on the front page of the gulf news after a court ruling which now prohibits politicians from using religion and caste to garner votes. the verdict will force political parties in india to change their strategy as religion and caste generally

they share apartments like an air bnb.mpanies are operating illegally. protesters had invaded every be claiming an air bnb deprives them of cheap apartments. [chanting] they are arguing that the landlords are renting to people through a b&b and therefore housing prices are higher and it shouldn't be allowed? >> that's the argument that the number show a completely different story and before we start or want point out that senator feinstein doesn't have a multi-million dollar hotel chain so everything she says should be taken with a grain of salt. john: that's the swamp. >> that's part of the swamp but one thing or look at what they are b&b -- john: i have to believe it's not just about the money for her comments about the hotel unions the issues of them at that and the unions on the democrats. >> you see hotel chains going to conferences tied about how they care about affordability and affordable housing. if anything you could make the same argument for hotels. rental properties or affordable housing off the market yet you

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the air bnb analogy is very good. this board of supervisors i don't want to put words in supervisor breed or supervisor yee's mouth doesn't have a problem when an individual wants to rent their house or unit out when they go on vacation or leave for the weekend but we have a huge problem when speculators come in buy four unit buildings talk them out and turning them into 24 24/7 hotels it's analogous in so far as everybody can get up to four residential parking permits there is anecdotally i hear a lot about it folks that's a volume is money. i get four residential parking permits have four get around cars and run this little micro business which in essence is exactly like air bnb it's not just your 200 designated spots because get around has a different model i hear much more complaint about, that i'm delighted we're having that hearing at a moment in time before going to your commission for permit controls my response is, if you want to do this micro business of telling everybody they can use their residential parki

. >>> air bnb will give free housing to refugees or anyone who is not let on a u.s. bound site. the offer was tweeted over the weekend. it operates in nearly 200 cities around the world. >> self-driving cars might be in the future, but another way to get around may come sooner than that. >> some university of washington students are developing a tricycle. the engineering students received a $75,000 grant from amazon to develop this idea. their professor will tell you it is still in the testing phase. >> you don't have to come into conflict with how the world really works and mother nature is not always cooperative. >> as we have seen this morning. open sourced for anyone to use. >> i'm glad he said it. it needs more testing. >> i still say it's not good for us. makes us lazy. >> many of you are still deciding where you're going to watch the falcons take on the patriots. >> or what we're eating. >> nearly a third of all americans will watch the super bowl but for many it won't be at home. the national retail federation says that's the number of new tv sales is down this year. all

the air bnb analogy is very good. this board of supervisors i don't want to put words in supervisor breed or supervisor yee's mouth doesn't have a problem when an individual wants to rent their house or unit out when they go on vacation or leave for the weekend but we have a huge problem when speculators come in buy four unit buildings talk them out and turning them into 24 24/7 hotels it's analogous in so far as everybody can get up to four residential parking permits there is anecdotally i hear a lot about it folks that's a volume is money. i get four residential parking permits have four get around cars and run this little micro business which in essence is exactly like air bnb it's not just your 200 designated spots because get around has a different model i hear much more complaint about, that i'm delighted we're having that hearing at a moment in time before going to your commission for permit controls my response is, if you want to do this micro business of telling everybody they can use their residential parki

san francisco-based git hub is organizing a meeting today, with google, air bnb discussing filing an amicus brief. >>> they're discussing holding hearings to consider two bills that would make california a sanctuary state. one would prohibit police from cooperating with immigration requests to detain certain suspects, the other barring law enforcement from collecting information on a person's immigration status. it's uncertain what the actual would mean for the federal funding for the state. >>> activists plan to pound the pavement in oakland in about an hour to protest the confirmation of ebeling education secretary betsy devoss. a senate committee approved her confirmation. now it goes to for a vote. she wants control of schools to be shift d away from washington. it could mean cuts in federal funding. she also has financial conflicts of interest that should disqualify her. >>> a senate judiciary committee is voting on the nomination of alabama senator jeff sessions as attorney general less than a day after sally yates was fired for directing the justice department not to defend hi

host: what's the impact of the shared economy like air bnb and uber, particularly among millenals? are we seeing millenials starting to dive into home ownership? guest: that's not the case. i think they are financially constrained. they are carrying a large student debt. the aggregate student debt has tripled in the past ten years. and that has been a big hindrens to convert from renting into buying. and as well as to the shared economy in some metropolitan markets where they don't need to have a car, so that frees up some of the budget to buy a home. but the rents are rising so fast that it's eating into any savings. to address the shortage there needs to be more construct activity both in apartments and single families. host: welcome. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. one of the issues i haven't heard addressd stems from an executive order done by president kennedy in the early 60s which unionized 2 public sector of our nation. that has the ramification this day and age of making these historicically low mortgage rates of no effect because of the rising property

. >>> the ceo of air bnb is offering free housing for people stranded as a result of the travel ban.he ceo tweeted this. airbnb providing free housing to refugees for anyone not allowed in the u.s. stay tuned for more. contact me for urgent need for housing. and the ceo stands with those affected. he put out a call to those with properties for rent who would like to help. a lot of people reaching out helping. >> i heard from wall street insiders overnight. they have concerns about the travel ban itself, but what most concerns investors is not necessarily the ban. it is the idea that the trump administration is focused on things that are not tax cuts. they care about the tax cuts. that is why the market is going up. they think anything that pulls focus from that or makes it harder to get those through is bad for wall street. >> they are also getting nervous that seeing donald trump follow through what whhe promised on t travel ban through the campaign, now there are issues. >>> interesting to see. "early start" continues right now. breaking overnight. a deadly rampage at a mosque now

air bnb in san francisco using the disaster response program to offer free housing to anyone who is notowed in the u.s. under the travel ban. certainly a very big response on wall street and silicon valley. . >>> sal, you're watching highway 24 and everything else. >> that's right, dave. westbound 24 is a little bit slow now. nothing unusual about it. you will see typical slow traffic driving through and the east bay commute is typically slow. 24 in lafayette. slow travel there and slow again approaching the tunnel. also the morning commute is going to be slow at the bay bridge. even some of the car pool lanes are slowing down as merging congestion is at its peak. you can see the car pool lanes are slow getting on to that span. we looked at 880 northbound and the stalled truck. diesel fuel that was spilled and traffic is slow on 238. also looking at the commute on 80 westbound slowing from highway four and there is slow traffic approaching the richmond san rafael bridge coming up for at least a mile. in san jose we have slow traffic on 280 and 101 filling in although there's nothing unu

he advertises on air bnb which stands for air bed and breakfast, trendy loft, steps from times squarein this neighborhood that's cheaper than a hotel. plus julie liked the pictures on the website and comments from previous guests like "the apartment is cozy. felt like a home away from home." >> not only are we able to use the fridge, we have a microwave, fresh hot coffee. >> i'll make it. >> julie likes staying in homes because this way her karr gets to learn a little about how different people live. >> messy comfortable. >> the room-a-rama website the run by geo and tao. she and her husband created it because they travel a lot. >> there must be thousands of apartments able vow inspect. >> how might they rent their home when they travel? why not just go to craigslist. >> because on craigslist, you don't know who you're dealing with. we dealt with people who just never showed up, people who refused to pay in advance because they didn't know who we were. >> how do i know i'm not going to get some guest who is going to trash the place? >> there are reviews on the site. everything is very

founder of air bnb will offer free housing to refugees to anyone denied entry into the u.s. after the tweet was sent out, many tweeted back offering their homes. >>> a firefighter was injured in a fire in upper chichester. resident were able to escape safely. the firefighter was taken to an area hospital with minor injuries. the cause is under investigation. >>> philadelphia firefighters are calling an overnight fire suspicious. "action news" was there as firefighters battled the flames in the 4500 block of biewrve -- bouvier street. the home where the fire started was vacant. >>> wilmington police investigating after a man reports he was robbed and shot by two teenagers. investigators say it's likely that the boys were between 13 and 14 years old. the 70-year-old victim said the teenagers walked up to him and pulled out guns and demanded money at 11th and walnut streets. during the confrontation, the man was shot once in the thigh. police found the victim walking down the street and drove him to the hospital. >>> good news to tell you about for all the drivers at the pump p

we have the total value of over uber and air bnb. >> it looks like a meme is in science.as in that -- ameo science. to a book.es it is about these two upstarts. we talked about airbnb. >> up next, the number of american auto jobs that would be reveals donald trump nafta. >> and why repealing obamacare is harder than it sounds. that is next on bloomberg businessweek. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to bloomberg businessweek. president trump is threatening to undo nafta. oliver: this would have been particularly good for the american auto industry. signposted early on the first week that we will drop tpp and renegotiate nafta. are broad changes in trade policy. we need to make it decision between tpp and nafta. tpp is a free-trade agreement. nafta has become a common market. it is not just about this. it is in 20 years. it is not about lowering tariffs. parents have been so low for so long. we have had such a common understanding of trade with mexico and the united states and canada that we are talking about a common market. as they are discovering and the u.k., leaving that common

order's human tear impact is real and upsetting, and went on to say: >> tesla's ceo said: >>> ceo of air bnb said his company is providing free housing to refugees and anyone not allowed into the u.s. >> ier said that -- uber are said: >> and we & then goes on to say -- and then goes on to say: >>> so is this is just the beginning of a process that will last several months. we will bring you more on this developing story as it continues. >> donations have been pouring in to the personal civil liberties union after it sued the white house over this travel ban. the organization said it received more than 350,000 on- line donations saturday and sunday, totaling $24 million. the aclu said it usually raises about $4 million in on-line donations in an entire year. >>> and google is challenging its employees to match a company donation. gag logical start by donating $2 million, and it wants employees to match that amount. google says other donations are possible in the future. the total does not include dough nations from company executives -- donations from company executives more making separate

he advertises on air bnb which stands for air bed and breakfast, trendy loft, steps from times square, $149. in this neighborhood that's cheaper than a hotel. plus julie liked the pictures on the website and comments from previous guests like "the apartment is cozy. felt like a home away from home." >> not only are we able to use the fridge, we have a microwave, fresh hot coffee. >> i'll make it. >> julie likes staying in homes because this way her karr gets to learn a little about how different people live. >> messy comfortable. >> the room-a-rama website the run by geo and tao. she and her husband created it because they travel a lot. >> there must be thousands of apartments able vow inspect. >> how might they rent their home when they travel? why not just go to craigslist. >> because on craigslist, you don't know who you're dealing with. we dealt with people who just never showed up, people who refused to pay in advance because they didn't know who we were. >> how do i know i'm not going to get some guest who is going to trash the place? >> there are reviews on the site. everything

. >>> the commonwealth could crack down on those short-term rentals like air bnb and it could hurt. a new bill passies violators could get hit with a $10,000 fine. the state would oversee a few rules. you have to tell your neighbors you plan to representative your home and have liability insurance up to $500,000. but all other aspects of the law would be enforced by cities. and cities could decide to outlaw short-term rentals all together. >>> don't you hate those signs that stay on the road even after te election is well over? if you're one of the people living them, you're going to have to pay more if you leave them along a fairfax county highway. lawmaker wills charge $10 sign if they're collected by the sheriff's office. in the past three years the sheriff's office collected nearly 30,000 signs a year. it cost $180,000. this is in addition to $100 civil penalty that has been in effect for several years if you don't collect your signs. >>> the new mgm national harbor casino raked in more money on table games in december than any other maryland casino. mgm scooped up $17.5 million

air bnb ceo tweeting his company refugees and anyone not allowed in the u.s. uber amid claims it attempted to profit during the protest is offering legal support drivers trying to get back in the country and lyft is pledging a million to the aclu, the civil rights group receiving $24 million in online donations this weekend. six times more than it made all of last year. syrian born doctor kelly came to atlanta 16 years ago. now he wonders if he'll ever see his four cousins trapped in the war torn country. >> i cannot see how we can't take children who are in a war zone and protect them. >> reporter: at least one syrian born trump supporter is now having second thoughts. >> i was always a trump supporter but this is not what i believe america is all about. >> we heard from sheena it's take that way throughout the door. she's back after this when we could see a little warm-up. >> and you could be rewarded if you show up for your next doctor's appointment on time. what you can >>> actress mary tyler moore has been laid to rest. the service took place yesterday in

it's no coincidence that the founders of uber and air bnb were in the crowd that day.ed entrepreneurship as sort of foreign policy. loo exthey serve the -- they started the global entrepreneurship sum summit and held it every year in place like mare kesh. i don't see that happening under the trump administration that i said the global entrepreneurship will continue but it seems like the u.s. government will be les of a sponsor. but nothing can stop silicon valley at this point. caroline: that was part of my onversation earlier. allen is still with us, you served on councils, commissions, under clinton, under bush, under obama, does politics affect your investment decision? >> i'm glad you asked that. i don't think it has any impact whatsoever, certainly on my investments, or on any other venture capitalists i know. we all are very optimistic and positive looking about the outlook and are involved with exciting new technologies with exciting new young people and i don't think there's any startup that i've come across or haven't that is focused at all on the grand politi

they share apartments like an air bnb.ianne f ♪anne f ♪ ♪ multi-million dollar hotel chain so everything she says should be taken with a grain of salt. john: that's the swamp. >> that's part of the swamp but one thing or look at what they are b&b -- john: i have to believe it's not just about the money for her comments about the hotel unions the issues of them at that and the unions on the democrats. >> you see hotel chains going to conferences tied about how they care about affordability and affordable housing. if anything you could make the same argument for hotels. rental properties or affordable housing off the market yet you don't hear people making those connections. there's an alliance between the hotels, their union and the affordable housing advocates. john: thank you jared meyer of the manhattan institute. next, the incredible awesomeness of elon musk. if he is so awesome why does he need so much taxpayer money? >> $500 million from the government john: it's fitting that the swamp in that picture is green because

air bnb says it has three million homes and can definitely find people a place to stay. >>> we're hearing more stories of family heartbreak, including international passengers being held in dallas. amid the crackdown next, hear why there were cheers and smiles after a tense day. >>> welcome back. starting with a look outside philadelphia here. you can see gray skies here, different than it was a couple hours ago when there was more sunshine to be had. today we're going to see a mix of sun and clouds, kind of leading toward the cloudy side today. but we stay dry. here are feels-like temperatures as we go throughout the rest of your morning and into the afternoon and evening. we don't feel very warm at all. around 30 at 10:00 a.m. and 34 by 5:00. it feels cooler than it actually is because we stay breezy in the forecast. looking in the suburbs, cooler. low to mid 30s for feels-like conditions, actual temperatures upper 30s to lower 40s. that's the same for the lehigh valley. the icons show us we have the cloud-sun mix. we're not tracking any showers today. mid to upper 30s will be what we f

can now legally rent out a room or a house to short-term renters through the online company such as air bnbhomeowners can now apply and get approved for a license with some restrictions. the room or the house has to be owner occupied for at least half the year. visitors can stay for more than 30 days. county board approved the measure last month. there will be no cost for the year-long county license at first. but that will probably change this summer. >>> residents after a bold attack this morning. what some are demanding to curb crime and stop the senseless violence. >>> the new year andew nalways . especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >>> a brazen crime this morning in the district. now hours later a community activist is remining neighbor

. >> and new very veal from affordable howing from air bnb and short time rentals. it rawsed rent across the district and says new legislation provides tougher penalties and reporting requirements. >> and today d.c. mayor muriel bowser will join forces with delegate eleanor holmes norriton to defend death with dignity account the district's medical aid in dying legislation. the bill is currently in danger of being killed by congress. d.c. has authority over local laws and bills musting transmitted to congress for review before they can take effect. >> and vir sir mother is on a mission. she wants to extend recess for children starting first at her own child's school. barbara larry more wants opportunities get more recess larry more started change.org to change recess and pe classes and it has hundreds of signature. >> once i realized that people if fairfax county were getting three pe a week and 0 minute recesses and other places in prince william that have better pe and recess policies than we have at lake rob jennings i realized there was more we could be doing in

i've seen you talk about driverless vehicles, guns, air bnb.el like you are the most curious person i've ever known. everything interests you. i wanted to pass on a compliment. >> that's my ignorance, by the way. >> bill kristol said you are -- one of the first jobs you had a journalism was writing. he said you are a helluva writer. we know that from following you. you spend most of your time communicative through television. what do you read. what's the most important thing you read in your life that helps you prepare for the show? >> by far the most important thing i do every day is have lunch. i have a long lunch every day. i'm serious. someone new every day. i have two hour lunches every day and i get up early to do that and i go to bed late to do that. i make that a priority because i want to talk to interesting people. i talk to someone today, a well-known liberal reporter, interesting person. had a great time and learned a lot. i never skip that. i always have a long lunch. >> eric bolling. >> an observation. it's amazing the niche you h

san francisco-based air bnb is offering free housing to travelers not allowed into the u.s.ecause of the ban and the co-founder of lyft say lyft stands firmly against the ban and will not stay silent. they plan to donate $1 million over the next four years to the american civil liberties union to defend the constitution. just since yesterday morning the aclu says it's received more than 290,000 online donations totaling at least $24 million. normally on average the aclu received 3 to 4 million dollars total in a year. >>> there is much more ahead on president trump's executive order. warriors coach steve kerr weighing in tonight. >> shocking. it's a horrible idea. >> next, a look at the possible ripple effects from the nba to the olympics to hollywood. >>> and this immigrant ban is a blemish and it is un-american. >> and tonight at the screen actors guild awards stars shared their thoughts about the controversial order. >>> well, we are wrapping up a mild and dry weekend. i'm tracking even warmer air arriving >>> president trump's executive order was a hot topic at tonight's

and air bnb say their bookings are up 80% for inauguration weekend and you may want to check with localarks and this is rock wood manner in potomac. we're here with nancy catgan this beautiful suite that is available. nancy, tell me a bit about this develop u. >> so, rockwood manor is 100-year old property that used to be the home of the girl scouts and montgomery parks currently owns it and manages it as event center and we do weddings and weekend wedding retreats and businesses an a will the of people don't know we exist. >> i will say i did not know this was here before. this room inauguration weekend about 115 a night. >> this room is $115 -- this room is $125 we cannot race the rates it's the same as year round. there are several this is a big sort of mansion what we're in now. you can see the rooms have their own bathroom as eugene was showing you and we have another room across the holloway. nancy come with me we want to show folks as we walk arounds here and also. fy want to look at some here's another room look that video this is not on the property. >> we have ten overnight ro

we were interviewing tons of kind companies -- like kleenex and mcdonald's and air bnb. >> who are turning huge profits. >> yes, and people are buying them because the employees are so happy inside the company that everyone who deals with the company buying products from the company feels that and it works outwards. >> employees being happy where they are is a money safer because you don't want to have to replace me because that job search is extensive and expensive and difficult. so i think when companies realize they have good people and want to keep them, that's a benefit for everybody. >> huge, absolutely. kindness works. you don't have to agree on all aspects but it's a new form of respect and as a time to be more kind more than ever. >> do you find this is replacing -- is there a problem we're fixing or is this just something new and positive? >> i think it's always been around. the golden rule we were all taught -- i think it's time to come back to it particularly of what's happening in our world now. that kindness is the new remedy for what's been happening. companies are picking u

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the founder and ceo of air bnb will offer housing for anybody denied into the u.s. after the tweet was sent back be many tweeted back offering their homes to those affected. this week with george stephanopoulos will have more on the affects of travel band coming up next immediately following the broadcast at 10:30. >> 9:35, this morning, investigators are trying to figure out how a woman was able to sneak into last week's gop retreat on the same day president trump was in philadelphia. the police say she used counterfeit korea -- credentials. police are trying to identify the woman. >>> philadelphia fire officials have labeled a blaze at a home overnight as suspicious. "action news" was there as firefighters battled the flames on the 4500 block of north biewrve -- buvieer street. the home where the blaze started was vacant. >>> police are investigate a crash in somerdale section. police were called to the area after a child was hit by a car. the child was rushed to st. christopher's hospital, in critical, but stable condition. the driver shortly after the accident.

such resident ramada she has a townhouse in houston and ringly rents out four extra bedrooms through air bnb super bowl weekend she gets $150 a night. >> i do free food for everyone. they have breakfast. we have coffee bar and tea bar. >> she says she's going to super bowl weekend. >> every little bit adds up. >> she's going to go on amazing vacation with that money. >> she won't give up vacation days. >> no. >> then again her team if she lives in houston didn't make it. >> or as not made it in a long time. >> this is not even close call. >> allison, wait a minute, steve's team is used to winning occasional super bowls i don't want to get into how many for host of us our teams never win and if they win the super bowl it's like entire year i would totally give up vacation for that. >> i would not give up a week but two days of it. >> tucker likes two football teams they combined for five super bowl wins don't be crying over there. >> you must be talking about i the skins. >> i would give up two days not a week. >> still want to get paid for it. >> 9 washington. we're looking at upper 40s late

you look at uber, air bnb, we didn't know what the companies were a new years and now we are talkingt them as if they are everyday things. the internet of things or internet of everything isn't going away. technology is impacting everything in our lives, making our lives easier, it's disrupting industries and it's going to continue, a lot of opportunity in start-ups and new technology, new ways to do things. dagen: i will say this during inauguration last week because i had to get to the train station in the middle on friday, i took a cab, the uber drivers couldn't figure out where to go, they wouldn't get to you. maria: they rack up the price. dagen: i got the cab driver and he knew the way around the city like nobody's business, so to mohamed from ethiopia, he was awesome. and i tipped him to acknowledge and gave my appreciation. maria: great. >> isn't something that can be duplicated easily? >> duplicated, no, to go out and -- lyft has tried to do it. they created a mode where it would be hard for someone to knock them off their pedestal. dagen: it is so bad in some places. maria:

air bnb ceo tweeting that his company is providing free housing to refugees and anyone not allowed inuring a work sh stoppe. a lt has pledged to offer money to the aclu. six times more than it made all of last year. syrian born dr. kelly came to atlanta 16 years ago. now he is wonders if he will ever s trapped in the war torn country. >> i cannot see how we can't take children who are in a war zone and protect them. >> and at least one syrian born trump supporter is now having second thoughts. >> i was always a trump supporter, but this is not what i believe america is all about. >> reporter: here is atlanta 11 travelers were detained over the weekend. they have since been released. matt. >> gabe, thank you very much. >>> in other news vigils are being held today in canada following a deadly attack on a quebec city mosque. six people were killed as they were finishing their sunday evening prayers. eight others were shot and wounded some seriously. canadian prime minister justin trudeau called that shooting a terrorist attack on muslims. two people are in custody. officials did not rel

air bnb reservations average $200 a room. they've gone for about $1,000 a night. if you were coming here you needed to have a wheel barrow full of money. ed rawlings was a top strategist for the great america superpact which supported donald trump. he was also ronald reagan's political director and national campaign director in the 1984 election. he's one of the best feelers of the mood i have ever known in this business. yet on an early night, i remember him saying it's impossible. like everyone else, we were wrong. >> i'm very happy. i think to a certain extent going to have fascinating term here. it's gonna get started quick. the interesting thing, two or three months ago would have said this was going to happen and he would have this all star cabinet, people said no one is going to serve in a trump administration. you see lot of people want to serve, lot of people want to make change in this country. >> what should we expect from his speech today? his inaugural speech? >> i think it will be shorter than the speeches he's given out on the trail, which is import

air bnb reservations average $200 a room. they've gone for about $1,000 a night.were coming here you needed to have a wheel barrow full of money. ed rawlings was a top strategist for the great america superpact which supported donald trump. he was also ronald reagan's campaign director in the 1984 election. he's one of the best feelers of the mood i have ever known in this business. yet on an early night, i remember him saying it's impossible. like everyone else, we were wrong. >> i'm very happy. i think to a certain extent going to have fascinating term here. it's gonna get started quick. the interesting thing, two or three months ago would have said this was going to happen and he would have this all star cabinet, people said no one is going to serve in a trump administration. you see lot of people want to serve, lot of people want to make change in this country. >> what should we expect from his speech today? his inaugural speech? >> i think it will be shorter than the speeches he's given out on the trail, which is important. it is a big audience, obviously. i