airbnb said no. the folks who manage all the housing have the same issue with airbnb. call and stop listing these units, cancel the reservations. airbnb said no. i don't see how a responsible corporation behaves like that. and i don't think they're going to change their behavior until the city has the ability to fine them for listing unregistered units. >> this question is to both of you. only a small percentage of hosts have registered with the city in accordance with the law which you were alluding to. what more needs to be done to encourage compliance, patrick? >> i think it's important to know the city refines and streamlines the registration process. it's been in since february and works to make it better. prop fro would log in forever a wouldn't change it unless we went back to the ballot. how many complaints have dale filed against these short-term rentals? my understanding is up to 50 of them and i have to wonder if someone files that many complaints, perhaps the process isn't wrong, but perhaps i've never filed 50 complaints for everything, have you? i have to

so but airbnb is not violate is that what you're saying from our position the person is violating but not the platform. >> under the current set of rules the enforcement is fblgdz on the enforcement and the obligation is focused around the property and the host whether or not a they've gone through the demonstrateing of the tax clerk and our office. >> does that mean our office has no intention of going after the hosting. >> i'm not sure what you mean by going after the rules in place don't provide us with a mechanism necessarily for enforcing in mass an is hosting platforms but future legislation whether passed by the voters are observing a police radios weight of the testimony incorporate and so you don't have the authority to go after or fine a platform right now. >> no, we have the ability to go after individualizing, hosts in vision, folks with multiple allergies across multiple that platforms. >> i know we're going to move the hearing forward i do is are a question about sort of what to expect moving forward what kind of reporting do you anticipate providing the board of supervi

airbnb is a customer. what do you do for airbnb?we gather customer feedback everywhere, from media for, from surveys, call center data and we , put it together and hard the wire that data throughout the organization so that everyone in the company can take action to improve the customer experience. emily: explain how that would work in a situation with airbnb. borge: airbnb uses ratings online. that is one thing they do. the other thing they are concerned about is what the renters think. so we capture feedback from a lot of different parties that are important and have them great analytics. the key thing is there are people within airbnb that can now specifically take action to make sure those constituents are excited about working with them. emily: who are your competitors? amy: great question. there's not a single competitor. we meet different people in different scenarios and the reason is, we are a platform, so we have this as part of our social media monitoring and we meet different competitors in different situations. emily: t

so but airbnb is not violate is that what you're saying from our position the person is violating but not the platform. >> under the current set of rules the enforcement is fblgdz on the enforcement and the obligation is focused around the property and the host whether or not a they've gone through the demonstrateing of the tax clerk and our office. >> does that mean our office has no intention of going after the hosting. >> i'm not sure what you mean by going after the rules in place don't provide us with a mechanism necessarily for enforcing in mass an is hosting platforms but future legislation whether passed by the voters are observing a police radios weight of the testimony incorporate and so you don't have the authority to go after or fine a platform right now. >> no, we have the ability to go after individualizing, hosts in vision, folks with multiple allergies across multiple that platforms. >> i know we're going to move the hearing forward i do is are a question about sort of what to expect moving forward what kind of reporting do you anticipate providing the board of supervi

so but airbnb is not violate is that what you're saying from our position the person is violating but not the platform. >> under the current set of rules the enforcement is fblgdz on the enforcement and the obligation is focused around the property and the host whether or not a they've gone through the demonstrateing of the tax clerk and our office. >> does that mean our office has no intention of going after the hosting. >> i'm not sure what you mean by going after the rules in place don't provide us with a mechanism necessarily for enforcing in mass an is hosting platforms but future legislation whether passed by the voters are observing a police radios weight of the testimony incorporate and so you don't have the authority to go after or fine a platform right now. >> no, we have the ability to go after individualizing, hosts in vision, folks with multiple allergies across multiple that platforms. >> i know we're going to move the hearing forward i do is are a question about sort of what to expect moving forward what kind of reporting do you anticipate providing the board of supervi

it's in sites like airbnb and i stopover.com that you rent your space. so did you know, airbnb will send a professional photographer to take pics for free. transforring betsy's online ad from this to this. airbnb's appraisers telling us betsy could now list her new room for up to $100 a night which could bring in $13,000 a year. a nearly 45% bump. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >>> interesting. >> all about the marketing. >> uh-huh. coming up, the actor simply known astory vague go guy. >> why is he the anti-sales man. stay with us. >>> "world news now" >>> the geniuses of madison avenue have preached for generations that the right spokesman can make or break a company or product. >> with that conventional wisdom is being turned upside down by one guy whose off beat appearance should have been a disaster for the online travel agency trivago. byron pitts has more. >> did you notice there's so many prices out there for the same room. >> tim williams is known as the trivago guy. slightly umpaled yet approachable. >> i need to be connected. >> report

of airbnb, brian chesky. if -- if the landlord asks, he's my cousin and he's just visiting. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ oh. oh, did you-- did you just hear that sound? i hope so, because this would be a terrible time for me to start hallucinating. that is jon batiste and stay human, everybody. say hello. ( cheers and applause ) before we surrender our body and soul to the music, one more thing. bob dylan has done a commercial with ibm supercomputer watson and, incredibly, watson was able to decrypt almost every word he sang. ( laughter ) >> announcer: the tonight show welcomes cate blanchet, airbnb chee brian chesky and dartmouth robotic mvp. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, it's time for the late show with stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: whoa! that sounded good. that sounded good. that sounds really good. ( cheers and applause ) you guys feeling good? everybody doing all right tonight? me, too. i got to say i'm feeling lucky and grateful to be alive.

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. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, the city going after landlords who use airbnb to turn their buildings into illegal hotels. at the city council hearing today on a new bill there was plenty of support but also opposition from new yorkers money. cbs 2's sonia rincon reports from city hall. >> lots of new yorkers would love to see signs go up for greedy landlords who squeeze the already tight market for months. tom lived in a building that began to feel like a hotel. >> your basic safety is based on the fact that you come home at night and you see your suitcases. >> these landlords rent out 20 units at ail time in one building and maybe 20 in another in another building and it's the same landlord. that's who we are going after. >> reporter: this councilmember is sponsoring the bill to raise the fines. she and colleagues grilled a rep from airbnb today. >> what i would like to you do is give us some of your data dealing with. this is not data. >> you're providing nothing. >> reporter: airbnb claims individuals renting out their own homes and that the bill would unfairly penalize some of them, t

betty yu with what's behind the so-called airbnb initiative. >>reporter: you have one people who say airbnb is taking rental units off the market and it's causing rents to go through the roof. these are the supporters of prop f. they include dianne feinstein and former mayor. >> we've lost between 10 and 12,000 units of housing when the city is suffering through its worst housing crisis in a hundred years. , on the other side, no on prop f. . >> prop f will ban short term rental of inlaw units encourage neighbors to sue each other. >>reporter: in fact, by big money. >> on the pro airbnb side you have gavin newsom and ed lee doing commercials day after day in a well funded campaign communicating directly to the voters that's how you win campaigns on california. >> spend a lot of money on tv. >>reporter: next tuesday voters will decide prop f would limit short term rentals to 75 days a year and require hosting cites to pulleysing take proper -- allow neighbor toss go after hosts and companies like airbnb in lawsuits. >> what we try to do with pro

illegal airbnb hotels are evicting thousands of san franciscans from their homes and causing rents torocket. prop f will crack down on illegal airbnb hotels and hold corporations accountable with common-sense rules. vote yes on f before we all get checked out of san francisco. open!

lots of cities ban airbnb rentals.o learn why. >> want to make money renting out a home in your room? you can't in utah. >> st. george passed a law you can't rent your home fewer than 30 days. wait a second, it's your home. isn't that your castle? can't you do what you want? >> i found myself with a big house, underutilized asset. >> karina decided to rent her basement through airbnb. >> i want toia what i've got, what i own. i want to lempl that. >> ricki checked out her ad, found great reviews. this is my favorite place to stay in st. george. it's spacious, clean, the nicest host. >> if you look at profile ratings, it's all five gold stars. >> hey, you made it. you found us all right. >> so ricki decided to stay there. they gave her the secret code to the door. >> you use your code we gave you to get in. come on in. i'll show you around. >> wow, this is big. >> yeah. you've got the whole basement to yourself. it's locked off from the upstairs. so you won't have any kids coming down here at all. this is kind of your k

steps to take it is tenants and the city hall because this is another very hot issue right now on airbnbnd in-law unit is part of it especially we have a dense population in chinatown and north beach and so on something that we have to look at it and i'll not jump to say well, we should be able to convert in-law units roadway. >> thank you for the question ms. jennings i authored a decade ago a secondary unit law unfortunately ♪ political time couldn't get past a 6 to 5 vote the www.drnpa.org lunch breaks in in-law units walk in units and i'm delighted my successors david chiu and supervisor christensen and supervisor wiener were able to take that legislation off the she felt and get it passed having said that, that make no sense to create those units and allow them to become airbnb hotel rooms if you were on the boards i would have opposite side and voted for on amendment not to be used as short-term rentals and an amendment not converted to condominiums those were meant to be affordable housing by design and i acknowledge that sxhooishs was able to subject them to rent control we were

airbnb would be responsible for the collection. when you open up the airbnb app, it says there are already 1000 plus homes for rent in jersey city and i spoke to some of those renters to say if they have to pay a hotel tax, they will just simply pay -- raise the the. >> reporter: demand is high, bamos says her second room is full almost every day of the week but others have concerns. jessica rosales suspects her neighbors are renting out their apartment with new people in and out every weekend. >> for safety reasons, i just don't think it's the best option because you have random people coming in and out of your living space. they are so excited because mostly it is their first time to come to new york and they would not be able to afford it. >> reporter: mayor fulop point out rentals like this may not be allowed in every building antennas must abide by other contracts that find them such as leases, condo boards or co- ops. in jersey city, meg baker, cbs 2 news. >>> and honor nearly a century in a making. next at 6:00, the solemn c

but airbnb is clearly excited it has ined a foothold here across the hudson river. in jersey city, brian thompson, news4 new york. >>> rafael is here wih a look at the weather, espo ially fore people going to he baseball game. >> we won't see freezing, but in the 30s, wind chills in the 30s. >> that freezing. it's not technically freezing, but it's freezing. you know what i meanv 32? >> i do knre what you mean. for folks sitting there inning after inning, you start to feel it. ybe gloves are not a bad idea. i know it seems like an exaggeration this time of year, but just do it. you don't have to wear them if you're too hot. we are going to technically hit freezing north and west of town. ok at that beautiful view. lots of sunshine there. 48 degrees and we have loaded sunshine skies right now. these go into effect sunday morning, tomorrow morning. putnam county, orange county, places like northwest new jersey, interior central new jersey and northern fairfield county, that freeze warning in effect and then we have a freeze watch in effect for monday morning for even

airbnb statement continues, it was the wrong tone, we apologize to anyone who was offended.hese ads are taken down immediately. california lieutenant governor and former san francisco mayor gavin newsom with me now. so, mr. mayor, that's your former title, but with your city, you know him well, the founder of airbnb, he came out and apologized. >> yes. deirdre: but it does show the tension between the increasingly wealthy one percent of the tech community and everyone else. >> it wouldn't be a news story, a tech company coming out with ads described as dumb. but the backdrop as you suggest we're at tip of the sphere in san francisco, the old economy and new economy, platform thinking versus machine thinking, something is happening with the share economy, the participation platforms like airbnb. deirdre: but kids posting things like i work at google, i make $80,000 a year and living out of a trailer truck in google's parking lot. i assume is by choice. >> the tension is old and the new, the traditional hotel industry being challenged as the taxicab industry is challenged by u

airbnb in san francisco or uber in florida. how does the federal government get in there while preserving some of these local -- mr. rubio: it doesn't on the local issues. you're right. a lot of these are being fought at multiple levels of government. obviously there's nothing the federal government can do to tell a city, you have to allow uber to operate. where we have a role is in the tax treatment and employment issues that i pointed out about how do you treat an independent contractor -- that doesn't mean there's a federal solution to all of this, but we have to ensure that our policies are conducive to innovation at the federal level. in addition to creating categories that allow us to account for the new employment, most american businesses, especially smaller ones, today you pay your tax rate on, that on your personal rate, not on the corporate rate, so that's where you find a large established industry might be paying very few taxes. compared to a much smaller company. i've argued that all a business income, no matter h

. >> airbnb and on the offensive, with a way to target a ballot measure aimed at limiting short-term rentals. >> a would-be package thief caught on camera and the porch struggle the criminal was not expecting. >> when you see news happening where you live, take a foe tore where you live, take a foe tore or video and share it with us. ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >> take a look, concord police want to know if you recognize this thief trying to steal a package from a porch in crystal ramp. she could not lift it. whatever is in the box is heavy and she decided to steal the dirty shoes from the front porch, instead. they are calling it an epic crook fail. if you know the thief contact the police. >> airbnb will rem

ryan: airbnb conducts background checks and screens potential guests. although the new ordinance doesn't impact kessler, he doesn't see why any city needs to intervene on the travel trend. hype for it, honestly. we've never had a problem. who violate the ordinance face a $750 fine. turns out, west des moines isn't the only metro community clamping down on online rental services. waukee is reviewing a similar measure. they vote on that next month. live in des moines, ryan smith, kcci 8 news iowa's news leader. mark: closing arguments today in the trial of accused pleasant hill shooter pete polson. today, polson's defense attorney told jurors the meth polson injected hours before the shooting made it impossible for him to form the intent to kill. polson took the stand again remember the shooting last november because he was high. the prosecution played audio recordings after the arrest where polson is heard saying he hadn't done drugs in three years. pete: i don't know. i remember just being in jail. that's pretty much all i remember. mark: the jury start

airbnb in san francisco or uber in florida. how does the federal government get in there while preserving some of these local -- mr. rubio: it doesn't on the local issues. you're right. a lot of these are being fought at multiple levels of government. obviously there's nothing the federal government can do to tell a city, you have to allow uber to operate. where we have a role is in the tax treatment and employment issues that i pointed out about how do you treat an independent contractor -- that doesn't mean there's a federal solution to all of this, but we have to ensure that our policies are conducive to innovation at the federal level. in addition to creating categories that allow us to account for the new employment, most american businesses, especially smaller ones, today you pay your tax rate on, that on your personal rate, not on the corporate rate, so that's where you find a large established industry might be paying very few taxes. compared to a much smaller company. i've argued that all a business income, no matter h

to regulate airbnb is to recognize airbnb. david: that is one confident, positive young ceo.story. stephanie: it is hard not to be excited. and i amave a chart sure you have seen it before. tech evaluation and venture capital money raised. it continues to climb starting back here in 2010. was leavings as he and he said it is insane what valuations are demanding. probably the best guess we have ever had, is also saying he is happy. it is like being drunk at this point. it is insane. as cool and cute as you think the kid is, he will get a lot of for that idea. does not mean he will not succeed at what he is doing. some will not. it is hard to know which one is which. matt: i do not even like staying with friends and family. stephanie: i think they do not like you staying with them. and what did you say, as cute and cool as he is? next hour, and environment -- american investor on "bloomberg ." ♪ david:david: welcome to the third hour of "bloomberg ." stephanie: we are joined now by our coanchor. schatzker. erik: good morning, everybody. welcome, lee. we will begin with

dari: jersey city will be the first city to allow short term rentals like airbnb. steve: sharon crowley shows us how officials plan to keep short term renters from wearing out their welcome. >> i'm a big fan of airbnb. >> reporter: anna is thrilled short term housing options like offered in jersey city. >> you get more of the local culture, you want to understand the things going on. it's better in that sense. >> reporter: the mayor is introducing legislation that will legalize and regulate the short term rentals. airbnb users will be charged a 6 percent hospitality tax, which is what jersey city hotel guests pay. the leases would not last longer than 30 days. >> the city will ultimately realize a million more in service charges from the hotel. we'll be able to be more precise on enforcement of the bad actors. it will protect neighborhoods because there'll be a million dollars of insurance for each unit provided by airbnb. we think this is a win across the board. >> reporter: such housing services are not legal in new york state and some in the hotel industry are c

. >> on the pro airbnb side you have gavin newsom and ed lee doing commercials day after day in a well funded campaign communicating directly to the voters that's how you win campaigns on california.

>> no, airbnb is going well.whether or not the guests around the world love our business. we provide an amazing business to people every day, we will be doing incredibly well. >> you mentioned china earlier. how big a market can that be for you? >> five years from now, you can go to any business in the world and these markets are locked, but tomorrow they will be open to you. it will feel truly local. gophanie: i would definitely for an airbnb at the white house. i'm just saying. invited toctually the white house because i worked with him on entrepreneurship in cuba. i nature to mention one thing to him. the lincoln get bedroom on airbnb. he said he would talk to michelle and felt it was a long shot. stephanie: i've seen "dumb and number." so you are saying there is a chance? the lincoln metro has been used for less noble purposes than airbnb. stephanie: he did speak to president obama because he is on his counsel for entrepreneurship. a company that we do not know yet if they are profitable. doesn't this make yo

you are an investor in airbnb, which has a $10 billion valuation.terest, a $5 billion valuation. how are you balancing making those investments and practicing what you tweet, scaling back or being careful? marc: to be clear, all of our companies are the exception. [laughter] just to be clear. one of the reasons i said what i said publicly is that this is the same conversation i have with all our ceo's. like i said, it is a cautionary conversation. it is not a conversation that says stop spending, have smaller goals. or anything like that. it is a conversation that says, be aware. learn from history. have an appropriate sense of risk. have good discipline. airbnb is an example that is a gigantic commercial success. the business is growing fast. it is really big. it is going to be gigantic. there are other companies where it is a little bit of a balance. the other thing i will highlight, and we harangue them about this all the time, extravagance is a little bit over the top. when you are burning $50 million a quarter as a startup, maybe not having bru

enter airbnb and we have the same types of challenges.ow do we regulate these new constructs in a system that was designed for hotels? now everybody is a hotel, and everybody can share their excess capacity. one of my favorite examples with the site that allows you to rent drones, which is another controversial technology. this is coming to cities as well. a number of cities like go2net -- i was in vegas a few weeks back, and there were a few drones flying overhead. that would be a problem in texas because we have shotguns, but in vegas, that was not an issue. now that they have reached a point where you can rent them, it is now within the reach of anybody. we have new challenges of how we keep up with these types of technologies and their other disruptive technologies on the site as well. everything you see on the screen, these are all companies were people have shared this excess capacity, whether devices in the home, whether it is the car, whether is the room in their house, whatever it may be, people are finding interesting ways to mo

it's in sights like airbnb and itopover.com to rent your space. airbnb will send a professional photographer to your house to take pics for free. transforming betsy's online ad airbnb's appraisers telling us betsy could now list her room for now up to $100 a night which could bring in $13,000 a year. a nearly 45% bump. now, not every site screens potential guests so if you're concerned about who may be staying at your place do your own screening and make sure they have a fully completed profile and if there are any red flagstaffs raise them directly with airbnb because they will investigate further. >> i wonder about insurance. >> airbnb offers a million dollars of insures above the security deposit so you should be good. hopefully they're not causing more than that. a lot have cleaning fees built in. another thing that a lot do, link to social media sites so you can do some social media sleuthing of your own. >> i think that's a good idea. >> and you can turn people down if you don't feel comfortable with anyone. they shouldn't be in your home. >

illegal airbnb hotels are evicting thousands of san franciscans from their homes and causing rents torocket. prop f will crack down on illegal airbnb hotels and hold corporations accountable with common-sense rules. vote yes on f before we all get checked out of san francisco. open! get this: they told the dad they mistook the child -- f doll! the father says he went to his one-year-old da >>> a daycare in chicago that closed up and left a one-year- old inside. the father could hear his daughter crying. the only thing i could see was my baby crawling on the floor. they say they mistook her for a baby doll. the family says that's not enough. they want the place shut down. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. up next, highlights. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. the last two- >>> dennis o'donnell is the last man standing at levi stadium tonight. >> you got that right. the 49ers have managed just 13 points in 3 games. something must not have sat well with leshaun lynch. ly

it was by airbnb. one was formatted to the board of education and suggested how to spend hotel tax money. most are blacked out or have been taken down. nbc bay area's christie smith live in san francisco with more on the airbnb ad campaign that apparently fell pretty flat today. >> reporter: quite a few people that we spoke with in 16 today were put off by the ads, or didn't really understand them. this one, for instance, called for planting more trees. now airbnb says that the idea was to show the contributions from hosts and guests. but many people just don't see it that way. near market street and airbnb ad suggesting the board of education should use $12 million in hotel taxes to keep music in schools disappointed janes elleric. >> it really attacks a lot of individuals that really try and keep the schools in place. so, yeah, i think it's totally inappropriate. >> reporter: another called on public works to use funds to plant more trees. >> i thought it was kind of a weird tone deaf response. and k

rose and his team put together airbnb is fascist the loss of between one thousand to 19 hundred entire homes in the city and county of san francisco this is a by way of more than we will be lucky enough to build in prop a passes this november the impact is actually worse in some neighborhoods lake the mission up to 40 percent of vacant units are being airbnb and the hate it is 43 percent in the castro it is 35 percent and the numbers you know go on and on it is staggering we have a great deal of at stake a couple of months ago by way of a points of reference when the chief environmentalists did a studies on airbnb he indicated even the alleyways loss of one unity of housing is significant in san francisco that the loss of one unit of house of representatives in san francisco costs the city 2 hundred and $50,000 and it eliminates any positive impact that maybe brought forward through a tourist rental now too months ago mayor ed lee announced the creation of a new office the office of short-term rentals it was presented at that time as their solution to this crisis we are facing and so t

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plus sparks fly at the city council meeting over "airbnb." >> yes or no? is it on the list? >> the question is not a yes or no answer. >> the heated debate about illegal rentals and the proposed new rules. also, a cbs 2 exclusive an inside tour of the new american dream meadowlands project plus, the flagship to move in. and the world series in new york tonight and the mets need to make a big move tonight in game 3. but first, we start with that breaking news. good evening, i'm dana tyler. it was a terrifying ride home. gunfire erupts in bushwick mta bus. cbs 2's jessica schneider live on the scene in brooklyn with the latest. jess. >> reporter: well, dana, it is incredible that no one was

airbnb is the target of a respect six on the ballot next month. it would limit private rentals through sites like airbnb to 75 night each year and force guests to pay the hotel tax. >> you have always been fascinated by the weather and the flood preparedness is underway and marin county is looking for dedicated weather watchers for the rainy system. there is orientation this evening with no registration necessary. people of all ages can volunteer even children with parental permission and 1,300 volunteers including 45 this marin county. mike, when you were here you would love to do something like this. >> win they had the co-op program. i on take part of that you can join with the kids and introduce them to the environment if a positive way. good morning, everyone, we will tack about the state, we will have low-to-mid 88 lake tahoe is 63 and monterey a few more clouds and cooler than yesterday at 69, with mid-to-upper 70s around san diego and los angeles. we will see what olaf is doing, he has been looking very impressive but, still, category thre