nick is the global head of risk management for airbnb. he served on the national security council staff and was a white house sounter terrorism and homeland security aide in the last administration. nick? >> thank you. first, i want to start by thanking you for having airbnb here and putting this together. thank you so much representative smith for all of your leadership on this issue. it's great to be here with such esteemed colleagues as well. i'm already learning things from everyone on the panel. i'm the global head of trust and risk management at airbnb. previously i was the cia deputy chief of staff and a senior counter terrorism aide to president obama. when i left government about three years ago, i had no idea where i wanted to go or what i wanted to do. i've been to yemen more times than i've been to san francisco and did not know what a tech company was going to be like. i very quickly learned that i was a little different, i think, than everyone else. my meetings throughout silicon valley, the meetings i was in with airbnb, i

. >>> airbnb unwelcome guests. an investiga report inside the world of illegal ort-term rentals and the tense battle with regutors. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for eriday, may 25th. >>> and do bid you a good friday evening, everybody, welcome. the timing could not be worse for fiat chrysler. ahead of a long weekend when millions of americans are expected to hit the road, the automaker issued one of the largest recalls in american automotive history today. the company is warning t owners stop using their cruise control immediately because of a software defect in nearly 5 ion vehicles. that sent the stock lower in trading today. as phil lebeau reports right now, the recall also occurs just ea the industry kicks off its summer selling sson. >> it is one of the largest recalls ever, impacti some of the most popular models in the u.s., including thend jeep g cherokee and the ram 1500 pickup. they are part of a recallri co 4.8 million fiat chrysler vehicles 15 different models, covering th

airbnb says it has zero tolerance for this type of behavior and permanently banned the guests airbnbthese incidents don't represent the overwhelming number of satisfied hosts and guests in an 81,000 cities and 191 countries and has successfully worked with lawmakers around the world back on the streets of miami bea beach, it's not long before we roll up on a group of vacationers. the building has telltale signs of an illegal rental, two of the units advertised on airbnb have lock boxes and key pads. >> do you live there >> we do. >> how long have you been living there? >> we just rent ed the airbnb. >> were you surprised to learn it's not legal here? >> when you hear that story -- >> to miami beach mayor, the issue is clear cut. >> they may work in some places but they don't really work here because at the end of the day it's not the mom and pops we're seeing here. we're seeing commercialized, predatory companies that are trying to commercialize our residential communities. >> predatory seems like a really strong word. what do you mean by that >> it is predatory because it's not abou

>> we're actually just rented the airbnb >> the guests say they booked the airbnb for two nights throughing we found online. >> are you guys surprised to hear that it's not legal here? >> yeah. because it's something that's, you know -- >> it gets even more interesting when the officer calls rachel. >> i was just speaking with the occupants here and they told me that they rented your unit the city has an ordinance which prohibits short-term rental. are you aware of this? >> they're actually my guests or my friends >> they told me e -- >> they're staying in my apartment. >> so, are they staying here for free is that what you're telling me >> yes >> i can get them on the phone to talk to you right now because they just told me they paid approximately $950 for the weekend and it was rented via airbnb >> oh, no, no, no. that shouldn't -- no let me double -- let me check with them again. >> hello, sir. i think you guys had a free apartment. rachel told me you guys are friend and you didn't have to pay to stay there. is that true >> that is not true. >> she's on the phone. maybe she wants to g

my meetings throughout silicon valley, means i was in with airbnb, i realized everyone at airbnb, they were so optimistic. brilliant, but so optimistic. and i quickly found out that maybe i brought a healthy counterbalance to the extreme optimism of the sharing economy. i quickly became the guy no one wanted to invite to meetings. you know, the buzz kill.the goddesses are you crazy? we can't do that! but has become a great partnership. it works in a has to have the skill that we are operating. my team is in charge of making sure that the community at airbnb is safe. we have 300 million guest arrivals to date. we have got close to 5 million listings and hundred 91 countries. more than the top five hotel chains combined. tonight there will be 2 million people staying somewhere in the world at airbnb. we're going to take this extremely serious. trafficking is, it's because he absolutely has to be eradicated and it is one of the first things that impressed me about airbnb. the commitment the company had to making sure that we will use all of our technological advances to fight that issue.

my meetings throughout silicon valley -- meetings i was in with airbnb realized that everyone at airbnbare economy silver valley were so optimistic and brilliant but so optimistic and i quickly found out that maybe i brought a -- healthy counterbalance to the extreme optimism of the sharing economy. i quickly became the guy no one wanted to invite to meetings. you know the buzz kill the guy who said are you crazy we can't do that. it has become a great partnership and a partnership that works and it has to with the scale this we're with operating at. my team is in charge of making sure that -- the community and air brings and b is safe. we've had 300 million guest arrivals to date it. we've got close to 5 million listings in 191 countries. that's more than the top five hotel chains combined. tonight there will be two million people staying somewhere the in world in an airbnb. begin we take this extremely serious, and trafficking is scores that have to be eradicated and one that impressed me is commitment the company had to make sure to use technological advances to fight that issue. so

airbnb says it has zero tolerance for the type of behavior and permanently bans guests airbnb says these don't represent the guests in 81,000 cities and 190 countries and it has successfully work with lawmakers around the world. back on the streets of miami beach, it's not long before we roll up on vacationers it has telltale science, two units have lock box and key pads >> do you live there >> we do >> how long have you been living there? >> actually, we just rented airbnb >> are you surprised to hear it's not legal here? >> when you hear that story. >> the issue is clear cut to the mayor. >> it may work in some places. they don't work here because at the end of the day, it's not the mom and pops we are seeing here. we are seeing commercialized predator companies that are trying to commercialize our residential communities. >> predatory seems like a strong word what do you mean be they >> it is pred tore, it's not a mom and pop, making chicken soup at night it's people taking nice properties, buying them, turning them into essentially a flophouse. >> in an interview at headquarters the

. >>> they only took the appliances, we show you what's left after airbnb guests ransacked their home. >>> why is this clinic on the verge of shutting down? >>> how the heck do you lay down 3.2 miles of the wrong track? >>> now, from abc 7, live breaking news. >>> and good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. sources say that sfpd officer who accused other officers of religious and ethnic discrimination has been fired. >> they will only say the officer has left the department. yesterday we reported new details about the officer's past that raised questions about his credibility. >> the officer of afghan descent filed a formal complaint. he said he was discriminated against because he was muslim. >> in 2013, the officer was the subject of a napa police all points bulletin. apb. police were told that he told a woman on a website he was a high-level cia agent and involved in the killing of osama bin laden. >> we learned that before he joined the sfpd he was kicked out of the oakland police academy for untruthfulness in assignments. we were told yesterday that he passed a lie detect

we are talking competition with airbnb and china.er in china. we have the cfo with us at the goldman sachs tech net conference. executivesr and don't like being compared to airbnb because you are different. how so? >> they are a well-respected competitor in china, but we think we are the number one player in this industry in china. we are not just a pure online company, we have off-line operations. we have a local team in most cities in china to help local house owners to run their business. that is the big difference between us and airbnb in china. >> tell us how the market is different. maybe some of the foreign competitors would have more challenges because of the police registration process and some of the regulations. how does your local knowledge give you benefit? in china to thing do business is how to deal with the relationship with a permit. great, there is no regulations from the government for this industry. there is no black and white what you can and cannot do. in that case, we need to try to do everything before the gov

airbnb says it's working with the family to make things right. meantime the victims have questions for the burglars. >> it's insane and it's like is it that worth it. >> reporter: airbnb sent us a statement saying they have zero-tolerance for this behavior and the renter is permanently banned from their platform. and the family will be supported with their million dollar host guarantee program. in discovery bay, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> to the north bay now. a long awaited update about the cleanup efforts after those north bay fires. >> according to fema and the office of emergency services most of the work is finished. >> reporter: what a difference seven months can may in the charred ruins of coffey park. that was then and today -- mike williams has his future in his hands literally. that is the benefit of it being a contractor rebuilding the home p>> life for me will always be before the fire and after the fire. >> reporter: and after the cleanup. today fema and the california office of emergency services shed light on how they managed cal

airbnb says in a statement, they have zero tolerance for this kind of behavior. the renter is permanently banned from their platform and they promise to work with authorities and say the family will be supported with their million dollar host guarantee program. >>> a warning if you use smart assistances like siri or alexa, hackers could take control of your smart device without you knowing it. uc berkeley researchers found that apple's siri, amazon's alexa and google's assistant can be hacked by commands hidden in music or spoken words. researchers have been able to dial phone numbers and open websites using this hack. they say the technology could be used to unlock doors, wire money or buy stuff online, simply with music playing on the radio or through your device. amazon, google, and apple say they're now taking steps to make sure their systems are more secure. >>> summer vacation just around the corner, but traveling during the peak months can be a little pricey. >> it seems like the perfect time to cash in those credit card points and smiles. abc news reporte

airbnb says the problem wasn't scammers.e country. this is georgia avenue, 6,000 miles away in crystal, minnesota. how did airbnb in georgia the country wind up steering a man to georgia the street? the trouble started on wednesday when jim belmonte's doorbell rang. the only problem? but to belmonte's surprise, the stranger at the door actually had the right address. >> looked it up and lo and behold, we were on airbnb. >> reporter: but it was for a different house. >> there were mountains. one thing i can say about crystal, minnesota, there really are no mountains at all. >> reporter: the site auto corrected the address for the original listing in the country of georgia to the minnesota address on georgia avenue. they took the listing down and say they are investigating, but belmonte is worried they aren't doing enough to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> there isn't a vehicle for them to actually guarantee that the person renting the house is actually able to rent the house. that is not enough. >> so airbnb says they

on the airbnb piece, we ought to come up with the regulatory model. people using it once in a while as a platform to support a summer house in the cape, something like that, fine, be my guest. if you are going to be renting that room out or apartment out 150 nights a year, as far as i am concerned, you are in the hotel business and you should pay the same tax. tom: we know in boston, the mayor had a bit of a tussle with airbnb. they will not tolerate multiple unit owners. do you support what the mayor is doing in boston? will we see this across massachusetts? gov. baker: i think the way it out to work is there should be a statewide standard that works for everybody. i share the mayor's frustration. our purchasing unit, or renting unit simply to turn around and let them and make them airbnb units. that is not what the developing of housing in boston is supposed to be about. i think what is going on in boston is a reflection of what i would describe as hotel behavior on the part of people that are buying and renting these units. i have sympathy for that

how does that -- >> you're going to have to call airbnb. man, that's not us. >> reporter: but to belmonte's surprise, the stranger at the door actually had the right address. >> lo and behold we were on airbnb. >> reporter: the listing showed their address but a very different house. >> the airbnb ad had, you know, a house with a tower in it. there were mountains and one thing i can say about crystal, minnesota is there really are no mountains at all. >> reporter: according to airbnb their site auto corrected the address for the original listing in the country of georgia to that minnesota address on georgia avenue. the company took the listing down after belmonte brought the issue to its attention and says it's investigating. but belmonte worries it's not doing enough to prevent something like this from happening again. >> there really isn't a vehicle for them to be able to, you know, guarantee the person renting the house is actually able to rent a house. in my opinion that's not enough. >> reporter: airbnb says it launched an internal rev

he didn't believe anything we were saying, he didn't believe the airbnb app that we'd shown. didn't believe the land list lord -- landlord that we called and the picture we were shown. they called the landlord and got the picture and we agreed, yeah, that's her. the sergeant said, of course they would say that. at that point, it felt like we were -- yeah, everything was against us. >> jasmine, i read that you said the woman who called police needs to be held accountable. what does that look like? what does that mean? >> well, there's -- under california statute, there is a mechanism where if somebody places a false call to the police or makes false allegations that leads to there criminal investigation, detainment, and violation of constitutional rights, they can do an investigation into this woman and hold her accountable. it's not reasonable to see four people and one is right, but you only perceive three people to be suspicious, and those people had black skin. to me the same thing that made them suspicious to this neighbor is the same thing that made trayvon martin suspic

they have reported the climb rio airbnb and the police. >> it's insane. is it, was it that worth it? >> reporter: airbnb sent us a statement saying they have zero tolerance for this behavior and the renter is permanently banned from their platform. the family will be supported with their million dollar host guarantee program. >>> now to new developments in the ongoing saga of the central subway project in san francisco. the wrong track was laid down. not a little bit, over three miles of it, and it now needs to be ripped out and replaced. the subway will replace t t-3 line. the project is already a year behind schedule. dion lim is live with this story. >> reporter: it almost sounds like a bad joke. how on earth could contractors install regular strength steel when they are supposed to install extra strength steel. one thing is for certain. this is causing lots of headaches, and not just for drivers. >> this whole city is hard to drive around. >> reporter: jack hughes has been making deliveries for years. news of more delays is the last thing he wants to

we'll be talking to one spanish start up which hopes to become the airbnb for long term rentals. prosecco peaked? there are reports it's no longer seen as a luxury here in the uk. we want to know, has the italian fizz gone flat for you? what would you drink for a special occasion? let us know. just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. welcome to the programme. shares in asia have fallen and the euro is near a six and a half month low as italy is plunged deeper into political crisis. carlo cotta relli is a former imf economist and now has the task of trying to form a new government. he became known as mr scissors in italy because of his cuts to public spending. but achieving a majority in parliament will be incredibly difficult. here you can see in yellow and green the two anti—establishment and populist parties — the five star movement and the league. they control more than half the seats in the chamber of deputies and they've pledged to block mr cottarelli. and the country has serious economic challenges. as well as rising poverty and high unemployment, it also has the eurozone‘s second

three of the four people leaving the airbnb were black.one of them the granddaughter of reggae legendbob marley. but police say it wasn't their race that raised suspicions of the neighbor.rather the fact that she didn't know the home was being used as an airbnb. you can hear her tell officers that. natsot/neighbor:"i wasn't being nosy, i was just being observant." interim chief mark king says there has been an uptick in property crime in that part of town, and he appreciates the neighbor reporting what she thought could have been a burglary. he hopes the body camera video shows that his officers treated the airbnb guests with respect, while they figured out the situation. chief mark king/rialto police :"because as you all know, we're experiencing a very extreme difficult time here in america with police community relations." (ken) (ken) one of the guests also posted her own video of the encounter to instagram last week. (pam) dramatic video out of illinois tonight... where a little girl escaped a carjacking.take a look. the 11- year old's father had just pulled up to fill up at a gas

the family said they reported the crime to airbnb and waiting to hear back. the only message received so far is the one asking them to review the leonarder >> it was an automated email but it's so insensitive to what happens. >> airbnb sent a statement saying they are zero tolerance for this behavior and the renter is permanently banned from the platform. they promised to work with authoritiesnd

if you own many units, you are not going to go through airbnb?n inhink what is going boston is a reflection of what i would describe his hotel year -- is hotelier behavior on the part of people buying and renting these units. i have sympathy, but what we ought to be able to do is solve this problem statewide and come up with a formula that works for everybody. but if you are going to be in the hotel business, you should pay hotel taxes like everybody else. a lot of those folks, for all intents and purposes, are in the hotel businesses. >> let's stick with the regulatory theme here. yesterday, [inaudible] what is the reaction in massachusetts? >> i think we need to think -- look, i think we should take it seriously. we had a leadership meeting with the legislation yesterday were we started talking about this. we are obviously going to talk to major league football, hockey basketball, and all the rest and get their sense about the thing. we will probably talk to the big platforms, like draftkings. that's located here in the commonwealth. and we wil

tujia is known as china's airbnb.about the difference between the two home sharing companies. >> airbnb is a well respected competitor in china, but we think we are the number one player in this industry in china. that's one thing. the other thing is we are not just a pure online company. we have off-line operators as well. we have a local team in most cities in china to help local house owners to run their business. that's the big difference between us and airbnb in china. emily: silicon valley could look to seattle for a playbook on taxing big tech. cityngton state's largest levied a $15 million annual tax on big companies to help offset its homeless problem. san francisco, mountain view, east palo alto, considering similar taxes on large local employers to solve growing inequality and overcrowding they blame on the same tech industry that transformed them into boom towns. bloomberg tech's eric newcomer joins us with more details. there are different versions. a lot of them -- take mountain view. or $300 per$250 emp

. >>> being sued by a group of airbnb renters. you are looking at video shot by one of the women surrounded b y rialto police. a neighbor thought the house was being burglarized. >> the individuals could not produce at any time any documentation that would enable us to confirm that they were in fact renters of this airbnb. >> the women were released once the airbnb confirmed they were her guests. >>> president trump pulls the united states out of the iran nuclear deal as expected. up next, reaction from world leaders and local iranians as well. >>> the mountain view tech giant shows us how technology will keep getting smarter. >>> how about flying cars. n francisco based each day researchers make discoveries that bring us closer to the moment when all cancer patients can become survivors. their progress is made possible with the help of clinical trials. clinical trials are the brightest torch researchers have to light their way towards better treatments. and if you've been diagnosed with cancer, they may be your brightest ray of h

. >>> being sued by a group of airbnb renters.ot by one of the women surrounded rialto police. a neighbor thought the house was being burglarized. >> the individuals could not produce at any time any documentation that would enable us to confirm that they were in fact renters of this airbnb. >> the women were released once the airbnb confirmed they were her guests. >>> president trump pulls the united states out of the iran nuclear deal as expected. up next, reaction from worldnd le local iranians as well. >>> the mountain view tech giant shows us how technology will keep getting smarter. >>> how about flying cars. san francisco ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medic

we are going to have these airbnbs for people coming to universal and disney world and whatnot.t residents are feeling hoodwinked. jeff: blind-sided, for sure. people who bought into the building in the last year, say they have never heard anything about it and now don't have much they can do because they , are worried it will be tough to get value out of the home and go somewhere else. carol: this one couple had no idea they were going to be living next to somebody who might be there for a couple of weeks vacationing. jeff: there are some complaints from residents who feel blindsided that this is not what they signed up for in general terms. they wanted a community of like-minded people who they would see as neighbors day in and day out. some were more worried that they would get transients, or people people who parties, they don't want as temporary neighbors. carol: parts of coverage of the business of a quality takes a look at the only student run black hedge fund. jason: blk capital management is one year old, goldman and jpmorgan are behind it. ivan: it is a student run hed

a discovery bay home rented out on airbnb was ransacked. landlord telling abc 7 news that two women and a man stoll $10,000 working of stuff including the washer appear drier. the florida sheriff's deputies creditwood saving a baby's life. a driver fragd down the baby and attempted cpr on the unresponsive child. and rushed him to the hospital and expected to make a full recovery. >>> president trump is set to meet face-to-face with north korean dictator kim jong un on june 12 in singapore. the announcement coombs on the heels of the north korean regime releasing three american prisoners. our reporter live in washington with the details. jenae. >> the three americans held prisoner in north korea are back home in the u.s. tonight. and now the focused on the summit and whether president trump achieves his goal of denuclearization. president trump is praising the north korean dictator. >> we want to thank kim jong un who really was excellent to these three incredible people. he was nice in letting them go before the meeting. frankly we didn't t

they kicked tenant out to turn the units into illegal airbnbs. then they stage the homes to look lived in to fool city inspectors. wilson walker has the photographs. >> reporter: they look like any other home, maybe a little messy, but the san francisco city attorney office said this is not an ordinary residence, this was a scheme. >> this is egregious. it would be hard to top this one. >> reporter: this story begins in 2014 when a couple evicted the renters and this was the first time they got caught.>> they settled and paid $276,000 to the city and pledged to never rent any of their properties illegally through airbnb again. >> reporter: only they did not. >> these individuals violated this about 5000 times. >> reporter: they turned right around and expanded the illegal rental operation to more buildings.>> we are talking about 14 units in buildings across the city. >> reporter: and for a while, it worked. they brought in $700,000 through the illegal units in 11 months. and when the properties were not being rented, they were staged look lived

he didn't believe the airbnb app we had shown.he landlord we had called and the picture we were shown. they called the landlord and got a dmv picture and they showed it to us and we all agreed, yes, that's her, and the sergeant said, of course they would say that. at that point, it just felt like we were -- yes, everything was against us. >> karen what do you think? >> yes, absolutely. once you call the police, the situation is out of your control. so then of course you're dealing with police officers who are, again, we know in this country that we need police reform, police training, decalculation training. again this is what people need to keep in mind. when they call the police on black people for doing nothing. it is out of your control once you involve the police force. >> karen attiah, thank you so much. >>> we've got so much more straight ahead. about the performance... lingering doubts of lexus hybrids, this should clear the air. now comparably priced to the rest of the lineup. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. this

it's changing the behavior of the buyers and the sellers, and it has been wonderful as airbnb to be a part that have conversation and to use the expertise, you know, that we have from a counterterrorism perspective and law enforcement perspective and from a technological perspective. >> so your question was about pushback from the private sector. this is something we faced early on in the hotel industry, you know, as i mentioned, carlson signed in 2004. it took seven years for another big company to sign. there was a lot of concern early on about liability and also about being associated with an ugly topic. but we actually -- i have to say we have substantially overcome that at least in the hospitality industry, that companies are now proudly talking begun the steps that they are taking. we used to be quite careful with companies about how they were detecting their work, their commitment to the code of conduct, their recognizing that kids are being bought and sold on their properties, and it was -- it was quite sort of a diplomatic dance we did. they now are very comfortable talking a

incident says one of the problems was the sergeant arrived and said he didn't know what airbnb was.s may have called cops because she waved at them and they didn't wave back. >> we'll keep waving from now on. >>> now to new guidelines for prostate cancer screening. >> a panel that had recommended against routine screenings has now reversed its decision. they now urge people to talk to their doctors about risks for psa tests. those risks include physical side effects of biopsies and treatments and psychological effects of false diagnosis. our steve osunsami who suffered from prostate cancer at one point is one of those who says get checked early on. mike woods is going in for surgery today. weatherman in new york as well saying get checked early. >> cancer does not discriminate. >>> bad news if you're watching us with a glass of wine right now. it will not help you sleep. >> what? >> heavy drinking before bed defined as two glasses for women and three for men, by the way. it reduces sleep quality by nearly 40%. and younger people suffer the effects more than older people do. >> but w

boston, the in mayor had a bit of it'salso with airbnb. will not tolerate multiple unit owners. do you support what the mayor is doing in boston?will we see this across massachusetts? i think the way it out to work is there should be a workswide standard that for everybody. i share the mayor's frustration. our purchasing unit, or renting unit simply to turn around and let them and make them airbnb units. that is not what the developing of housing in boston is supposed to be about. i think what is going on in boston is a reflection of what i would describe as hotel behavior on the part of people that are buying and renting these units. i have sympathy for that. what we ought to be able to do is solve this problem statewide, come up with a formula that helps everybody. if you are in the hotel business, you should pay hotel taxes like everyone else. a lot of those folks are in the hotel business. caroline: let's stick with the regulatory theme, because there has been a change tho the environment. the supreme court will allow betting on sports

that's the big difference between us and airbnb in china.mily: on tuesday, facebook ceo beforeckerberg testified european parliament, and he left lawmakers fuming over what began as a vehicle. -- mea culpa. the company did not take a broader view over the user data, thickness, and foreign intervention in elections. he said he is sorry for it. he also spoke about regulations. internet isk the becoming important in people's lives. some regulation is important and inevitable. the important thing is to get it right. to make sure we have regulatory frameworks that help protect people, that help protect people, that allow for innovation, that do not prevent new technologies like ai from being developed. emily: meantime, facebook launched an aggressive new campaign to tell the world how it is fighting fake news. we are joined by the facebook -- facebook feed news organizer to talk about what else facebook is doing. >> we have been working hard to stop the spread of false news. i would love to talk to you more about this. we want to communicate open

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that's, i think, the big difference between us and airbnb in china.: on tuesday, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg testified before the european parliament, and he left lawmakers fuming over unanswered questions at the end of the hearing that began with a mea culpa over the company's recent privacy mistakes. zuckerberg repeated what he has been telling every audience recently, that his company did not take a broad enough view of responsibility of its user data, fake news, and foreign interference in elections. he said he is sorry for it. he also spoke about regulations. mark: i think the internet is becoming increasingly important in people's lives. some sort of regulation is important and inevitable. the important thing is to get it right and to make sure that we have regulatory frameworks that help protect people, that help with flexibility, that allow for innovation, that do not inadvertently prevent new technologies, like a.i., from being able to develop. emily: meantime, facebook launched an aggressive new campaign to tell the world how it is fighting

he didn't believe the airbnb app we had shown. believe the landlord we had called and the picture. they called the landlord and got a dmv picture and showed it to us and we all agreed, yeah, that's her. of course they would say that. so at that point it just felt like we were -- yeah, everything was against us. >> i didn't feel served or protected in those moments. >> is there any evidence that police departments across the country are taking into consideration the videos we're seeing, the stories that come out after all of these and changed their degree of empathy and involvement with people who are the subjects of these call to police for simple things as checking out of an airbnb, taking a nap in a dorm room, if they're changing based on what we're seeing and hearing repeatedly? >> unfortunately, i don't think so. we have seen officers across the country have evidence that they have hidden. they have just thrown out, not taken into consideration. unfortunately what i want to also note is that people are saying -- white people u

airbnb will donate booking fees to relief organizations. >>> time now for ask finney.wering questions sent to him. the first is from bill in albany and asks to people in california have until october of 2020 to comply with the real id requirements. i see two different dates from the department of homeland security at the dmv. >> it can be confusing. let me go back and beginning at the beginning. the federal government is toughening the id requirement for travelers flying domestically. now the october 2018 deadline is for the california dmv to meet the new real id standards. that's what they call it real id. the 2020 date is for fliers actually getting on plane. after that date you can't board unless you have a real id compliant driver's license. u.s. passport or other accepted federal identification. there is some good news here. as of january 22nd of this year, the california dmv has been issuing the new real id compliant driver's license and id cards. now we're talking about this. because in two years probably the tlae of us won't have new licenses. we better have a

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we saw what happened in philadelphia, the woman on the golf course, the woman in california for airbnb and on and on and on. >> you made a point, don. we know you can't drive well in america, you can't walk around at nighttime while black, and now you can't nap while black? there's an issue that needs to be addressed and that needs to have not only a conversation within the yale community but a nationwide conversation. when is the black person allowed to just be in spaces? >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> thank you very much. good luck. keep us informed. >>> when we come back, like i said this is just one of many, many racial incidents making headlines lately. but none of this is new to people of color in america. we're going to talk about what's going on and why these stories are coming out now. that's next. >>> a second yale university student has alleged that the same white student officer admonished this week for reporting a black student asleep in the dorm common room called police months ago to report his presence in the building. as you heard earlier he went to the dorm to mee

and there are a number of companies like facebook, airbnb, and google, that are headquartered here.ank you for that information on the much anticipated meeting here in singapore. in other news, dropbox has exceeded its vacations in its first as a separately listed company. it had about 11 million users at the end of march, up 4% could lead to a year ago. but the company faces a lot of competition in the cloud sector. there are some commentating factors. there are some commentating factors. there are some commentating factors. there are are companies like box, then get competitors they can bother with other services, like microsoft and google. that is wet dropbox will have to rethink. moving forward, just focusing on cloud —based storage for the next few quarters, they have momentum, but beyond that, they have momentum, but beyond that, they have momentum, but beyond that, they have to reconsider their value proposition. what next can they offer? they are moving in the right direction. if you look at the price they have launched like templates, this integrates things into workflow. t

city attorney dennis herrera filed suit for unlawfully renting the house for airbnb. >>> california will file an emergency appeal of a judge's opinion to overturn a 2015 state right to die law. dan diaz, the husband of ittany menard who inspired the law when she moved to oregon to end her life after a brain cancer diagnoses joined us. >> and i am catholic, so you know, while the leadership of the church, might have their position of being opposed to medically dying. support among catholics for this practice, the kosupport. >> the law allows adults to obtain a prescription for life ending drugs. >> ballots are being cast for a candidate who is no longer campaigning. serta resigned and suspended his campaign. his name is still on the ballot. >> dominic caserta is no longer of the santa clara city council. he remains a candidate. in fact the resident at this house says he is planning on voting for caserta however not aware that the campaign has been suspended. there you have it. listed third on the official ballot out of seven candidates. voters are already casting their ballots. >> reporte

airbnb ceo invited the former president to a discussion at airbnb headquarters today. he has known mr. obama for years. he was named a presidential ambassador back in 2015. >>> we're almost to a three-day weekend and are expecting a warm-up. >>> it can happen to any of us. we make an airline reservation, somehow the name on the passenger ticket gets messed up. >> michael finney warns it can be a hassle to get that mistake corrected. >> a huge hassle if you can get it done at all whether it's a computer glitch, a brain cramp or a typo, mistakes happen as one fair field woman found out. >> if you missed seeing the royal wedding in person, don't fret. serena plansvit her cousins. her mom booked the ticket in february. >> she's leaving in august. i did it a little early. >> reporter: unfortunately, the ticket issued had mom's name on it not the daughter's. >> they said when i was typing in the information i put in my name or it defaulted to my name since he was putting it on my card. >> reporter: travel experts say mistakes like this are quite common. a travel writer and f