airbnb maintains a web page dedicated to home safety which states we encourage every airbnb host to install working smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in their listing and check them frequently. consumer reports says that these are only suggested requirements. that's why you have to take a more proactive approach. >> vacation rentals are not regulated in the same way as hotels, which means you really want to reach out to your host before you book. o cf1 o >> consumer reports recommends asking these five questions. does the property have working smoke and carbon monoxide detecto detectors. is there a working fire extinguisher on the property? does it have an emergency safety card. is there a first aid kid u. kit in the home. does the property meet local safety regulations? >> asking the questions about give you an idea how safe the property is or bring up other issues you might not be aware of. >> we reached out to airbnb and it said quote, safety is our priority. they follow all local laws and regulations. you can read the full statement if you visit my page at abc7news.com. >> very good.

i'm very confident using airbnb and any of the other vacation rental sites. anybody subject to this type of vandalism. >> reporter: despite the headache the homeowner and the property manager say they will rent the unit out again, this time, though, after installing security cameras outside. in san francisco dion lim, abc 7 news. >> incredible. >>> two teenage girls from livermore who helped save a family and their pets from a fire are going to be honored at this mondaying raiders game. 19-year-old sarah colson and her friend 17-year-old gabby smith were on their way home last month when they saw the house in flames. they pulled over and both ran into the home to help. the family inside and their three dogs made it out safely. the raiders will salute them as part of the team's hometown hero feature. you can watch the oakland raiders season opener on monday right here on abc 7. our pregame coverage of the rams-raiders game starts at 7:00 live from the oakland coliseum. hope you can join us. >>> new at 11:00, a new festival series in san francisco's chinatown w

but airbnb will probably foot that portion.n a statement from the company, it says, we have a zero tolerance for this type of behavior and have removed this individual from our community. we are in touch with our host and are fallly supporting them under our $1 million host guarantee program. liam says his friend will still rent the space but is left with questions. >> what drives a person to that point where they are locking themselves up and shooting up? >> reporter: liam doesn't know who rented the place. and the man paid all the money in front. so we don't know how much it was. i went on airbnb's website and looked for a place in the marina. i saw the cheapest you guys out here, the cheapest is $5,000 a month on airbnb. >> paul, is there any possibility that the renter is going to have to foot some of the bill here for all this clean-up? >> that was a question. we posed that to liam. he says if the money doesn't come enough from airbnb, then of course they will go after the renter but it appears that the airbnb portion of a

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airbnb will probably flip that portion.ent it said we have a zero tolerance for this behavior and have removed this individual from our community. we are in touch with our host and are supporting them under our $1 million guarantee program.>> what drives a person to that point where they locked themselves up and shoot up?>> reporter: we don't know exactly how much it cost, but i did look on airbnb website here in the marina district, the cheapest i found was $5000 a month. >>> a judge today ordered an elevator deputy to stand trial on assault charges. the alleged crime took place last october at the jail in dublin. prosecutors say the deputy allowed a group of six inmates to physically assault another inmate in a minimum-security area. the deputy had allegedly been in an argument with the victim in the hours before the beating. the victim was hospitalized. he was placed on administrative leave while the treatment was investigated.>>> a judge today issued a review after a sergeant illegally recorded at least one conversation

. >> it is in airbnb rental.uest stayed here for 3.5 months and he essentially used to this place as a safe room for him to inject heroin. >> as we go inside the home, we want to be sensitive to the owner, if i remember correctly who does not want us to reveal and that is one of the reasons why we are showing the interior of the home so we do not reveal where it is but suffice to say this is a luxury neighborhood in san francisco. this was a rental and the occupant had access to the room only. >> correct. >>reporter: what happened? how did you discover what had happened? >> after he checked out, we went into survey the property and immediately smelled the stench outside of the door. upon entering, we saw the garbage. once we entered the living space, we saw needles throughout the entire living space. >>reporter: and you have a cleanup crew on standby and they will get to work. we wanted to get a couple of shots before they had a chance to get underway. if i understand correctly, this was abr, be-all. how are you

if we can bring it back it is in airbnb rental. a long time. this is ristian found. needles on the floor. trash, they were essentially using part of the is a toilet. i hate to say these words but there is really no way to adequately describe what you are showing us. >>reporter: like i said it is unbelievable. this garage has been largely cleared of what it looks like before. the realtor who has been helping the owner with the property is joining us and you were the one who discovered what it was like when you came in sunday. if you could describe your initial impressions when you came in. it must have been breathtaking. >> definitely. upon entering the property, you could smell the stench and the owner -- odor. from there, it was -- into the living space it was completely littered with debris, garbage, and syringes and needles. you could not identify the needles in the closer to the floor. we removed as to remove -- had to vacate the premises. >> the professional cleaners to come in and remove the material and try to make this as sanitary as possible. this started ou

but airbnb will probably foot that portion.a statement from the company, it says, we have a zero tolerance for this type of behavior and have removed this individual from our community. we are in touch with our host and are fully supporting them under our $1 million host guarantee program. liam says his friend will still rent the space but is left with questions. >> what drives a person to that point where they are locking themselves up and shooting up? >> reporter: rea.m. doesn't know who the renter -- liam doesn't know who the renter was. and the man paid all the money in front. so we don't know how much it was. i went on airbnb's website and looked for a place in the marina. i saw the cheapest you guys out here, the cheapest is $5,000 a month on airbnb. >>> tomorrow morning in san francisco from 9 a.m. to noon the city is asking everyone to love our city. they want people to take part in a citywide clean-up. there will be 40 sites throughout san francisco where folks can get what they need to pitch in and pick up. they can g

this is what happened to a rental on airbnb. a nice home. abc 7 reporter dion lim with a closer look at the mess left behind this multimillion-dollar house. dion? >> dan, the homeowner is actually on vacation, but may have to cut that vacation short after what happened at his $5.3 million home. now i'm not allowed to disclose which neighborhood this happened in, but i can say the home has sweeping views of the bay. >> it was horrible, horrible. the person who was renting here had defecated through the entire home and urinated all over the place. >> this is what realtor and property manager egan lim walked into just a few minutes ago and prompted him to call in private clean, a crime scene cleaning crew. >> it was something out of a horror movie. >> it was pretty bad. people from the outside walking by could smell. you had joggers stopping going wow, what's that smell. >> the $5.3 million home in one of san francisco's toniest neighborhoods ransacked by the renter inside. >> this was a queen bed. there there was blood stains. >> to give you a

but airbnb will probably foot that portion. in a statement from the company, it says, we have a zero tolerance for this type of behavior and have removed this individual from our community. we are in touch with our host and are fallly supporting them under our $1 million host guarantee program. liam says his friend will still rent the space but is left with questions. >> what drives a person to that point where they are locking themselves up and shooting up? >> reporter: liam doesn't know who rented the place. so we don't know how much it was. i went on airbnb's website and looked for a place in the marina. i saw the cheapest you guys out here, the cheapest is $5,000 a month on airbnb. in san francisco, paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> president trump is calling on attorney general jeff sessions to investigate the identity of the author of an anonymous "new york times" piece critical of the president. the newspaper said it was written by a senior official in the administration. the president told reporters aboard air force o

i'm thinking of airbnb ,uber, this sharing economy.king a cooperative idea and standing at on its head in terms of making money. >> cooperation is the original crowdfunding, the o original sharing economy. thing most of us have was of to the fact this is not a real sharing economy, this economy of , but in airbnb extraction economy. a lot of what i've been following for the last two years is a group of people around the world who are trying to build real sharing economies using digital tools to share ownership and governance e all the way don economies were front-line workers are deciding their own standards of work -- house cleaners and drivers and others. amy: this is you speaking that occupy wall street, the anniversary, seventh anniversary was monday, yesterday, september 17. at this is you speaking down at the park. >> what they're doing is the assembly. the court demand, i think, right now, seems to be the right to organize, to have a political conversation in a public space to show wall street, so to speak, what democracy looks

this dump is a rental on airbnb. and when the property manager entered the house, he was shocked and sickened. the multimillion dollar is in a very upscale neighborhood in san francisco. dion lim is live in the city with more. dion, what an absolute mess. >> reporter: no kidding, dan, it's pretty bad, right, well, that homeowner requested privacy. i can't tell you exactly which neighborhood this home is in. i can tell you it has sweeping views of the golden gate bridge and is valued at $5.3 million. as you can imagine, what happened inside is a total nightmare. >> it's horrible, horrible. the person who was renting here had defecated through the entire home, and urinated all over the place. >> reporter: this is what realtor and property manager egan limb walked into a few days ago and prompted him to call in private clean, a crime scene cleaning crew. >> it was something out of a horror movie. >> it was pretty bad. people from the outside walking by could smell. you had joggers stopping and going, wow, what's that sm

emily: why is this not something that airbnb could do?nb is not really in the business of providing permanent places to live. bungalow is in the business of providing permanent places to live. airbnb provides vacation travel. short-term travel, vacation travel, does it well. there is a big difference between providing a place to live for 3-5 years, and providing a place to look for -- to live for 3-5 days. emily: what about the regulatory issues? airbnb has run into a lot of regulatory issues. i mean, how do city regulators feel about this? >> for us we are helping increase the long-term housing. airbnb has paved the way. subletting is explicitly provided for. as long as it is greater than 30 days. our leases are generally 4-18 months. on average, renters are staying with us for close to a year on the initial lease. emily: so you have been working on this for 18 months and have already raised $64 million? i mean, that is a lot of money super fast, isn't it? >> you mentioned we work. [laughter] real estate is expensive and real estate work

airbnb provides vacation travel.big difference between providing a place to live for 3-5 years, and providing a place to look for 3-5 days. emily: what about the regulatory issues? airbnb has run into a lot of regulatory issues. how do city regulators feel about this? andrew: airbnb has paved the way. subletting is explicitly provided for. our leases are generally 4-18 months. on average, renters are staying with us for close to a year on the initial lease. emily: you have been working on this for 18 months and have already raised $64 million? that is a lot of money superfast, isn't it? keith: real estate is expensive and works well when you know what you are doing. it is not cheap. every house is expensive. fundamentally, real estate cannot be done for $10. it takes real money to change the world. emily: you buy homes from homeowners, fix them up, and turn them around. what sort of trends are you seeing in the real estate market given what is happening with rates, the administration, the stock market? andrew: we are

airbnb is one example. what do you think airbnb users should do?s used these account tokens. but you're right, they could have used them to access any connected services that use facebook for a login, like airbnb or spotify. if you use one of those accounts, it might be worth going in and making sure nothing has been change. but keep your eye on the news and see if you will have to disconnect and reconnect those accounts as well. you will have to disconnect and reconnect those accounts as wellm is extremely that in an organisation that has grown so fast and has a lot of engineering effort and coding effort on board that basically a bit of sloppy code was written just a few months ago that allowed this hack, this accessibility, to occur. you could think of it as facebook and so fast is to become a country with borders on all sides. so it is really fighting a war on all flights right now. it has become so big that with all its engineering staff, it is difficult to lock up every possible entry point. —— fronts. you are dealing with hackers that are hi

the target market for airbnb. patience. pick the right local market.a: when you look at the vc space, women vc's are hard to come by. not so much in china. tell us about your observations. >> i kept going back and forth. as i mentioned, if you look at ,he china entrepreneur market they have business models supported by operating and market-thinking models, a bit more traditional. frome first wave came consulting, all kinds. diversity.rket has i think diversity breeds diversity. it has grown up with a more diverse backgrounds. i think that is the difference. u.s., on the venture side, it starts more with a tech structure. has arly practitioner more -- background. haslinda: jenny lee speaking to us in the lion city. rishaad: bloomberg subscribers can continue to watch these events in singapore live. from -- e hearing this is bloomberg. ♪ social media as a multifaceted campaign to sell discord and interfere in u.s. elections and those of our allies. we were too slow to spot this and to slow to act. >> i believe many people use twitter as a digital public

airbnb was our savior. we could find a room because ben did not want to sleep with me in the same room tonight. you can appreciate that. liz: ben, our photographer out there dealing with both you and the hurricane itself. jeff, give us the sense, because we keep hearing about the storm surge. people who live inland have no idea what that is. that's when the hurricane comes, it is pushing this massive amount of water. we had this during superstorm sandy, 13 foot storm surge on the hudson river because that water starts piling up, does it not? reporter: absolutely. you know, i take it to a boardwalk right behind the hotel. this, by the way, is the building. this is what it looks like. i don't know if ben can see up there. we are up on the third floor. i will show you what you are talking about, liz. if you climb up the boardwalk here, i don't know if ben can follow me, watch your step, this berm out here that you see, this berm, this is what is protecting carolina beach from storm surge. you got that, ben? ok

this year, all hands and hearts, airbnb and others teamed up with global citizen in an effort to build stronger communities that can withstand future disasters. i got a chance to speak with my dear friend, the founder and vice chair of all hands, as well as the co-founder and chief product officer for airbnb about their initiative. >> for the last 13 years, disaster after disaster, year after year, i see the same pattern happening. where first responders do very important work but once they leave, the support leaves as well. i met with global citizen and they were equally frustrated. that's why we got together and formed the resident response initiative. it's a simple pledge of six points which are actually common sense, yet common sense is not very common after natural disasters. >> how do you and airbnb work together? >> airbnb is helping us providing a place where we can have a base and host volunteers. >> the generosity that exists in our community, how we might repurchase our technology to pair somebody who wants to offer their home with somebody who needs it the most. we signed u

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only 20 minutes ago. >> airbnb is looking to change the roles to give hosts a stake in the company. they sent a letter to the u.s. securities and exchange commission friday. right now the company can only give equity to investors and employees. it is asking them to add gig economy workers to the list. last year uber met with the sec to discuss a similar proposal. >> new at 6:00, michael kors is close to buying versace. a $2 billion deal could be announced as early as this week. it would allow the versace family to continue to have a y. last year he bought jimmy choo for $1.2 billion. >>> good morning america is getting a sneak peek at "queen of the world." a new documentary about the queen and the royals. >>> new details about the wedding day. it marks theirst time the f 37-year-old american actress has seen her designer dress since tying the knot in may. a romantic sent memory touch added to her veil. >> somewhere in here there is a piece of blue fabric that is stitched inside. it was my something blue. it's fabric from the dress i wore on our first date. >> oh, that's romantic. >>

it occurred to me, how could would it to be a get an internship at airbnb and you were to help legacy businesses? i think we should look into how could we facilitate these companies helping at a level making donations to san francisco city and county, and you know, all the p.r. benefits that come from that. especially with our program which is really, i think, shaping up, especially as we're finishing our branding program and start to roll that out. it will become a lot more visible. i know that the legacy business is grateful for the support they receive getting through the process. if nothing else, there is the gratification of documented your history which you've never taken the time to do. not only for yourselves but for your children and grandchildren. there is nothing but feel-good out of that exercise. so the more of that we can do, beyond rent mitigation, all the potential financial benefits, but the mere benefit of going through the process of getting on the legacy business registry, i think is a beneficial one and one that we should try to do more than we do. because right n

. >> is airbnb who we have to thank for this?e looking to be in homes and looking for a more authentic styrian's. >> you are closer to the ground. ensconced in a fancy hotel or spot. you're living the way people in that town lived. people got used to the idea of booking through airbnb. people travel meet unexpected have service. they just expect to be in the town living with a towns person. >> what about helping to revive the economy? i'm the game of his villages and towns there almost dying if you will. >> people are going to work in cities. in the small towns a lot of it was agriculture-based. it is not that way anymore. some of these towns are for sale. in france, a town spain, for $175,000 for the whole town. these hotels are getting people back to provide jobs and create infrastructure. >> bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now. >> also online and on our mobile app. >> a u.s. cover story about the fed. only ofhis portrait at the institution but of jay powell, a different sort of fed chair. he has private equit

with roof decks, traditionally as in the last 10 years since airbnb have started, the first clue they needed to check to see if it was an airbnb site was a rooftop deck and they were growing -- especially in north beach, and, indeed, parties were out there. a fire on a rooftop where they were 100-year-old buildings. that's been my concern. if it's for an individual, privacy would be important to them. and for the surrounding neighbors, as a single-family dwelling and wanting a small rooftop deck. i get that. the major concern for me is notification. i want you to think about what is the purpose of neighborhood notification, the real purpose. why was it started? and why would we end that? and if it's just about saving paperwork, democracy is messy, right? i want to be sure that neighbors have a right it weigh in on things that affect their quality of life. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> maurice frankel from the marina district, district 2, board member of the marina community association. i know these decks have existed, but have been small and unob

and we're also looking so they won't get screwed by the airbnb.both of the councils and we are here to make that support. now we know that there's going to be some amendments that will be coming to the m.c.o. but i want to be clear, this is still a coalition of local 2 and the teamsters and sciu10-1 and sciu2015 and all the workers and unite here all the folks that work in these low poverty wages. we had a wonderful campaign for the minimum wage, just a very short period of time ago and now the living wage is less than the minimum wage. it's time to fix that for all of the workers and we are united and asking you to make sure that this happens now that we're back into the new session. thank you, very much. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> supervisors, my name is david can and i'm from sciu10-1. we've been working on coalition with other unions to get the m.c.o. passed. the m.c.o. seems to be stuck in committee and the most recent development has been that there's a move to exclude non-profit workers. that is absolutely unac

. >> airbnb is looking to change the roles to give hosts a stake in the company. they sent a letter to the u.s. securities and exchange commission friday. right now the company can only give equity to investors and employees. it is asking them to add gig economy workers to the list. they met with the sec to discuss a similar proposal. >>> this winter parking will open november 30th. it features a 6,000 square foot ice rink and lighted forrest. it has two, one at union square and one at embarcadero. >> boy, that looks fun. >> we have had really hot temperatures today. red flag warnings too. be careful of that. >>? of the warmth will spill to the coast. mid-70s today. maybe even a little bit warmer. try to get to 80 the next couple of days. it will get warm. hopefully jessica is happy now. >> i love the warm weather. >> the exploratorium camera at pier 15. not a cloud to be found over san francisco right now. haetz sunshi hazy sunshine. it will taper thursday. biff the weekend, the fire danger let me know put to rest and we'll have cooler than average temperatures.

but airbnb will probably foot that portion. said we have a zero tolerance from this type of behayiour and removed -- behavior and removed that person from our community. his friend will still went out the space but is left with lots of questions. >> what drives a person to that point where they are lock themselves up and shoot up? >> reporter: we're told that the renter paid for the room up front. but we don't know how much it costs. i did looking for a room in the marina district. and the cheapest i found was $5,000 a month. >> imagine being the next renter. what a mess. >>> to weather. hurricane olivia has weakened to a category one as it continues to move towards hawaii. and a search and rescue team is on standby ready to help if need be. they are preparing to be sent to hawaii. olivia is expected to weak tone a tropical storm when it finally reaches hawaii next week. members from a team just returned august 31st. >>> i was surprised by the heat yesterday. i'm hot what is going on? >>> yes, the inland areas in the upper 80s

in 2017 there were more than 49 million trips at airbnb. they were reported to us only 0.004% of the time. it won't deter him from managing properties. i am very confident using airbnb and anybody is subject to this type of vandalism. >> reporter: despite the headache, the homeowner and property manager say they will rent the unit out again, this time, though, after installing security cameras outside. in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> studentpl football game since the valentine's day mass shooting. the team dedicated their 17-point died including former assistant coach. parents said it was nice to get with. >> it's hard because you have friends that lost their children and that never goes away. >> officers were stationed at every corner during last night's game. students returned back to tighter campus security. >>> on a lighter note, the basketball hall of fame induction ceremony was held in massachusetts. warriors president rec welts was an inductee and larry beil recently spoke to him about his career and the biggest achieveme

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>> for us we're really helping increase inventory of long-term housing and so airbnb has really paveday with sub letting is now explicitly provided for as long as it's greater than 30 days. our leases are generally four to 18 months. on average our renters are staying with us for close to a year in the initial lease. emily: you've been working on this for 18 months and already raised $64 million. that is a lot of money super fast. isn't it? >> you mentioned we work. but real estate is expensive and works really well when you know what you're doing. when you have an advantage and you can price things accurately you can build incredibly interesting products and services but it is not cheap. every house open door costs $240,000. we do it well we get more than that back but fundamentally real estate can't be done for $10. it takes real money to change the world. emily: open door has been called a home flipper. basically you buy -- i know you don't love that term. you buy homes from home owners, fix them up, turn them around. what sort of trends are you seeing in the real estate market giv

this company was a potential acquisition target for airbnb two years ago.s and materials units of this company in a sweeping overhaul. trade for activist investors. do with business structure and the company's weak performance. challenging times ahead for the automaker. it has much to do to reverse its declining fortunes. the chairman refuses to describe the situation as a crisis, claiming the company is making a healthy profit. but there is risk inherent in its more than $11 billion restructuring plan, which could take five years. >> time to take a look at what is coming up over the next few hours. happy friday. see asian banks -- at central bank deliver in asia and the philippines. a cooling down of inflation there. cohead oflk to the asia economics to discuss the central bank decision and look ahead at the pmi numbers coming through this weekend. supposedly there is no end in sight for this fed tightening. some of these emerging-market economies are still very much under pressure. >> we are looking forward to it. it for "daybreak: asia cap our market cov

the real user could, including logging in to third party sites that use facebook‘s system, such as airbnbnd many, many others. facebook said it did not know who was behind the attack, nor what they may have done with the access. the company has informed data regulators in the us and in ireland where its european operations are based. even facebook‘s founder mark zuckerberg was affected by the breach. he told reporters that keeping ahead of hackers was difficult. security is an arms race and we're continuing to improve our defences. this also underscores that there are just constant attacks from people who are trying to take over accounts or steal information from people in our community. facebook wouldn't say whether its investigation would look at why the bug was missed by its developers. the company also wouldn't comment on whether anyone at facebook would be held accountable for what is another huge security breach is the world's biggest social network. dave lee, bbc news, in san francisco. two british women have been killed in a car crash in oman. the incident took place on the south

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