. >>> san francisco's air bnb hit by a new lawsuit filed by one of the nation's largest landlords, accusing the company of helping tenants break the rules listing apartments on the short-term rental website. airbnb said lawsuit without merit and attack on the middle class. >>> coming up, last minute decision for spacex, 99% chance the flight would be okay, they decided to scrub the launch. >>> keep your rain gear handy. >>> klay thompson's reign with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels, plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. >>> heavy metal band from sweden will not perform tonight over concern from police that the group will draw violent protesters. the group marduk supposed to play tonight at oakland metro opera house. according to police criticized for glorifying nazi imagery and anti-semitism, the staff disagreed but complied with the police. the police said based on the riot in be

air bnb releasing new numbers exclusively to nbc news. houston homeowners, expected to rake in $3.7 million on that one site. this weekend alone. >> big events create a real enormous opportunity for homeowners. over 5,400 people staying in houston saturday night. >> reporter: in fact, demand is so high for the super bowl, you don't even need a house to cash in. we found so many apartments for rent, too. small places with big price tags. many bragging, walking distance to nrg stadium. this two bedroom apartment has a sky-high view of the city, listed for $8,000 a night. that's more than two times the monthly rent, and there are takers. >> i'm inside the apartment right now, and it is pretty nice. mel lives here and was nice enough to invite us over. thank you. $8,000 per night for an apartment does sound extreme to me. >> it's an extreme event. >> reporter: true. i've never rented out my place, probably never will and i think a lot of people don't, it's creepy to have strangers in your place. what if they break stuff? >> air bnb offers a g

. >>> and the large national company that wants to take air bnb to court. >>> finally this evening, af dads have found viral fame for their dance moves. this heart warming and hilarious move was taken on daddy/daughter dance night valentine's days. they dancing dads got into it. more than 28 million people have viewed this video online. >> we have both done that. >> we know. when your daughters ask, you are there, and you are doing whatever it is. >> we have both done that. >> just don't make us wear tights. that's it. that's it for abc7 news at 5:00. thank you for joining us. i'm matt keller for drew tuma and mike shumann thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight. we will see you back here at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." we're following breaking news out of florida. the president holding a campaign event. 30 days into office but back out on the stump. the major turnout as he ramps up his attack on an old enemy. plus, the new message the vice president is sending to russia. >>> epic downpours. the strong, deadly storm slamming the west coast. sinkholes, mudslides an

. >>> and i think a lot of these kids look at these huge ideas, you take twitter, you take uber, air bnb, and they seem like conversationally almost like a "seinfeld" episode, oh, if only we had this then this could happen. and they felt like oh, i could just do this like this. and it was so much harder. >> reporter: sunday night on "q&a," "wall street journal" staff reporter alexandra wolf looks at the world of start-ups in silicon valley and the young people who have ventured there with hopes of becoming the next big success story. in her book "this valley of the gods." >> a lot of them felt like -- it felt like the rush of hollywood actresses to l.a. and they end up being a waitress and they wait for their big day. but i feel like it's harder to be elon musk than tom cruise. so many of these companies, instagram, uber, the people running them didn't just have a lucky break. the stories were just years and years and years of coding sxernlging. they have qualifications that i can't even imagine. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >>> 100 years ago german, french, and bri

but he said he also rents it out on air bnb and it's beautiful in the summer time. >>> remember you can always download our weather app. it's available in the apple app store for apple devices and on google play for andriod devices. it allows you to bring our forecast with you. >>> today marks one month since president donald trump was inaugurated. today, not my president rallies were held across the country today. several dozen people protested outside of san jose city hall to protest the travel ban. >> this is about real issues. we have real dialogue that we want to bring forward in a peaceful way. >> demonstrators were encouraged to see people getting politically involved and taking part in boycotts, marchs and rallies. >>> the trump administration is just beginning it's second month. the president's cabinet is not filled yet. his education initiative has not started yet. john roberts tells us what is next for president donald trump. >> reporter: it was another theatrical moment, a photo op for president donald trump's pick for national security adviser, army lieutenant general h.r.

diversity was a theme we saw, air bnb, #weaccept ad, blended people of different backgrounds with a messageelong. one that dove deep into politics, cypress air featuring a fake donald trump and joe jacobi and congratulations to the kia ad, won the annual usa ad meter competition, 15,000 voters told the paper which advertisement was their favorite and her eco warrior one won. she went timber, actually falls over. always very funny. >> she's hysterical. >> baby's first steps are always special even at the cincinnati o. the vzoi >>> prince george's county fire saying a small plane just made a hard landing in the fort washington area. the crews continue to search the area around at potomac air field and say the pilot is talking to someone on 911. we're going to update you with any breaking developments and you can check our nbc washington app as soon as we learn about it we'll post those. >> she is arguably the greatest job or has the greatest job in our country. >> kevin tibbles i career. >> reporter: the nice refreshing taste of a cold beer. >> this is indeed the next to god. >> reporter: as

air bnb says they will provide short income housing and starting to help refugees and relief workershey want to help many more types of displaced people over time. it says it will doe fwhat 4 $4 million to the international rescue committee over the next four years. >>> there was a technical glitch during google's super bowl commercial. ♪[ music ] ♪ so apparently this commercial caused google home systems to go off. when a voice from the ad says "oak google" it confused the system at people's homes -- -- okay. they apologized and google itself has not yet responded to the report. >>> now the atlanta falcons is over, the 49ers can talk to kyle shanahan about becoming the 49ers new head coach. chip kelly was fired. he would be the fourth head coach in the past 26 months. there are reports the falcons are interested in chip kelly to take shanahan's job as the falcons offensive coordinator. >> the oakland raiders fans took another step to keep their team in town. they gathered in jacqueline square to record a video for the raiders management and nfl. . >> film in oakland. >> this group h

we'll let you know about other home securing apps coming >> air bnb robbery, people posing as tourists take off with a houseful of furniture. they just released surveillance video coming up at 5:30. >> plus, good-bye bao bao. the final day in d.c. officially set. how much longer you have to visit. >> and storm team 4 heading outside this morning. >> good morning. and aside from the chilly temperatures we're watching rain on the radar. showers expected for part of the area for part of the morning commute. otherwise, record high temperatures today. we'll ta >>> right now at 5:30, congressional all nighter. democrats still speaking on the senate floor and they say it's to protect your kids' education. >> and elementary school infestati infestation. now details about the school shut down by a bedbug outbreak. >> and potholes are all over the area and ruining our cars. now news 4 is working for you to have them fixed. >>> and with the warm weather going back to cold we're going to see more potholes. we'll stay on top of it for you. good morning. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. lea

air bnb is offering short term housing for the next five years for 100,000 people in need including immigrants and refugees. >>> people in alameda county are fighting for immigrants rights, setting aside $750 million dollars. president trump as you know has threatened to cut federal money. >> he will continue to use federal funding as a way of coercing local jurisdictions, both at the city and state level, to do his bidding. it's this now but the next thing will be reproductive rights or some other issue. >> alameda county leaders will vote on approving that money tomorrow. >>> well next stop, san francisco. as we mentioned earlier, president trump and the nation will be keeping a close eye here on the bay area. tomorrow the ninth circuit court of appeals in fran will hold oral arguments at the legality of mr. trump's travel ban. our political analyst larry gersten is with us. all roads lead here to the bay area. walk us through the process. why is this happening here? >> a little education moment here. there are three rungs, the district court, appeals court and u.s. supreme court. last frida

. >> web sites like air bnb are growing in popularity for people that want to find a short term rental and homeowners that wants to earn cash. >> plus the reason why crowds of people gather outside senator mitch mc connell d.c. home to read a letter dating back to 1986. the message they're trying to relay good and later in the show, did your son or daughter understand his or her math homework tonight. coming up we're introducing you to an 1-year-old math wiz who created her own teaching method to help students succeed in the classroom and it's working wonderfully. she'll join us live to show us how it works at 10:30. >> today the baltimore police department and fb. a announced 20,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest person that fatally stabbed a college studentment marcus edwards a student at morgan state university was walking off campus when he was failt alley stabbed a mime from the school last september. police say the 21-year-old was going to visit his girlfriend when he was killed. >> this is tragedy for all of us and for someone to have done this and left marcus i

we saw it most starkly in that air bnb commercial. there were shades of it in the going emad.t we are seeing is these companies based in california, a progressive state, a state that's expected to lead the opposition against the trump administration, saying publicly to people who are watching the super bowl, we don't agree with this. >> thank you, kyung. >>> "outfront" now, steven larson, former united states district judge appointed by george w. bush. let me start with you, i know you've been designated to serve on panels with the ninth circuit, they've taken this on tonight. some thought it could give a ruling at any point this evening, now they're saying, 23 hours from now, they're going to take 30 minutes of oral arguments from each side. you heard the solicitor general say, this doesn't concern him at all. what does it tell you about where their mind is right now. >> i don't think it's going to be an easy decision, it's a hard decision. it recognizes the fact that we need to get a decision on this quickly. we are moving quickly on this matter. it shows how serious the cou

is something we likely are seeing all across the country in the sharing economy bills, uber, lyft, air bnbre something that's been topical in arizona with city and local governments having a lot of power to regulate industries. we've gone out of our way in arizona to make sure we're as welcoming as possible both from a state and local perspective. we put a bill out that states that governments are not allowed to regulate a new industry as if it were an existing industry without express legislative authority to do that. i'll give you one quick example. when i first came in office the super bowl was going to be held in arizona in the first month and we heard from our director of waits and measures that his plan was to sting uber during the super bowl and shut them down. with the regulations that had been written decades ago for taxicabs. we quickly got a new director of weights and measures, and we lifted those regulations. we don't want to see the heavy hand of government being used in an overly aggressive way to stop these new innovative ideas that will provide such conveniences for our ci

. >> and blocking homeowners from renting out home on air bnb for more than 15 days if not home.ay rules would have negative impact on them financially. house sharing company launched advertising campaign against d.c. councilman kenyan mcduffy that authored regulations and ad suggests mcduffy is working on behalf of hotel industry. >> nobody is making me do this. i'm doing this because it's the right thing to do right now. if you want to recommendster your home on short term rental the process is very ambiguous and difficult for ordinary person who want to do so is to navigate you're hearing on the bill scheduled for april 24. >> a bar convert todd a pop tart cafe. pop tart pizza, taco, and fries. it has cuingts made of brown sugar sin is monday poptarts and strawberry filling instead of marinara sauce and pepperoni is dried fruit slices. >> okay. >> pop tart. >> it's still sweet pop tart. >> yes. >> but not really pizza. >> just pop tart art. >> i thought -- >> and it's just a hot pocket. >> looks pretty. >> yeah. >> okay. 5:25 now and everybody is talking about the spring weath

y installment of "making >> reporter: the super bowl, politicized this year, through ads: air bnb branding itself as immigration-friendly. ♪ oh beautiful for spacious skies coca cola recycling a 2014 ad that also suggests an alternative definition of american patriotism. and in the larger world, backlash from uber customers over president trump's immigration ban-- #deleteuber-- that ultimately forced its c.e.o. to step down from a white house advisory panel. nordstrom, dropping the first daughter's clothing line back in january, with neiman marcus and following suit, prompting a tweet from president trump yesterday: "my daughter has been treated so unfairly by nordstrom. she is a great person-- always pushing me to do the right thing! terrible!" so are we seeing the rise of a new partisan consumerism, echoing the country's polarized politics? we invited two harvard business school professors, nancy koehn and len schlesinger, to answer the question. >> what we're seeing now is the culmination or perhaps the next logical step of a long series of events and trends among consumers, where they

unicorns we'll be watching to see how snap fares, including spotify, pinterest, and drop box along with air bnbtershed for los angeles as ithe biggest eve for a company based here. while southern california has had a number of companies that have sold for billions, the mayor says snap's ipo puts l.a.'s tech scene on the global map. >> folks who have the capital to begin and spin off from snap, their own ideas and their own companies, but it will also be that anchor that shows the buzz about l.a. you start a company here, get acquired, instead of starting a company that will become a pillar and future lynch pin of activity. that will be an amazing day for l.a. >> reporter: los angeles ranks third on the index of start-up activity, measuring ahead of san francisco. as soon as the 150-day lock-up period expires, we could see dozens of new snapchat millionaires. >> okay, julia. thank you. we're going to continue the conversation. if you want to stick around to join us, do that, julia. the co-founder and managing partner of aspect ventures with $150 million in assets under management. theresa was na

air bnb releasing numbers to nbc news.ton homeowners expected to rake in $3.7 million on that one site. this weekend alone. >> big events create a real enormous opportunity for homeowners. over 5,400 people will be staying in houston on saturday night. >> reporter: in fact, demand is so high for the super bowl, you don't even need a house to cash in. we found so many apartments for rent too. small places with big price tags. many bragging walking distance to nrg stadium. this two-bedroom apartment has a sky-high view of the city. listed for $8,000 a night. that's more than two times the monthly rent. and there are takers. i'm inside the apartment right now, and it is pretty nice. melania li mel lives here. $8,000 per night for an apartment sounds extreme. >> it's an extreme weekend. >> reporter: that's true. one of the reasons i've never rented out my place and probably never will and a lot of people don't is because it's a little creepy to have stranger s in yor place and what if they break stuff? >> they offer a guarante

. >> i think a lot of these kids look at these huge ideas, bnb and they, air seem like a seinfeld episode- if only we had this, this could happen. they felt like -- i could do it like this. it was so much harder. >> sunday night on q and a, alexandra wolfe looks at the world of startups in silicon valley and the young people who have ventured there with hopes of becoming the next big success in her book "valley of the gods." it felt like the rush of hollywood actresses to ola, being a waitress and wait for their big day. it is harder to be elon musk than tom cruise. so many of these companies, instagram, uber, the companies running them didn't just have a lucky break. the stories were years and years of engineering. they have qualifications i can't even imagine. announcer 1: sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. a group of so-called rising the movement spoke today at the annual conservative political action conference. this is about 25 minutes.