their home for airbnb customers. the program will leave cultural and financial benefits for families in low income neighborhoods. >>> when people stay in a community, more often than not they are spending money in those communities. so that means that the businesses, the residents, the clothing stores all receive the benefits of home sharing. >> airbnb will share 20% from the new partnership with the naacp. >>> a great deal for the no particular etd feticket fees. >> it applies to games in october and november. it ends sun night. the back-to-back nba champions will open at oracle arena against the oklahoma city thunder. tickets are still available for opening night on the warriors website. >>> shrimp and it and mas c center in ste me food vendors for the arena when it opens next year. they are local mom and pop eateries who are excited to be chosen. >> yesterday as i was packing things up my heart was just pounding. i was like this is real. >> i cannot stop laughing. more giddy than anything. >> and the warriors are

. >> airbnb redefined and expanded room capacity throughout the world. the lodging and travel industries and tourism destinations. >> the growth of airbnb has been staggering. >> two million rooms. if you take a look at marriott, they have maybe 750,000 rooms. scaled very, very fast over a very short period of time. >> bob cox had a large shed on his desert property outside of cave creek, arizona. he decided to turn it into a rustic yet modern cabin. >> the floor is recycled pallet wood. this is a door from an industrial building in downtown phoenix. >> he tore out much of the walls and installed garage doors on both sides, which open up to completely bring the nature in. >> the concept here with the kitchen is have an open plan so that you can prepare a meal here. and your guests can sit at the stools. so you've got this interactive indoor/outdoor kitchen. >> bob listed the cabin on airbnb and says that it's been great. >> people who've stayed here have a unique experience. they have the openness of the house. they can eat outside. >> he says so far eve

i'm with airbnb. it was my mistake to follow our employees, dante, paulo, who i think did a terrific job and summarized key issues, but just to give additional context, i appreciate supervisor safai's focus on the small businesses on the streets and restaurants. we are concerned about the unintended consequences of this legislation. in part, as you heard some of, we currently employ 135 unionized employees on our kitchen staff, in addition to 21 managers in our current cafeterias, which would not necessarily be impacted by this current ordinance. however, just for our company alone, we are in the process and already have building permits to build and open a new office that would employ 110 additional unionized kitchen staff, and so those are the jobs that we would be prevented from adding to our company. as was mentioned, these jobs pay $19.50 an hour to start with, well above minimum wage. they have benefits, 401(k), paid holidays, and as they said, you know, these are dependable in terms of hours an

airbnb is trying to help them out. online hosting service has activated its open homes program where hosts in certain regions can let displaced residents, relief workers and volunteers stay in their homes free of charge. it did the same when hurricane florence hit the carolinas last month. joining me to talk about this is kim ruby, global head of social impact and philanthropy at airbnb. kim, how does this work? >> it's really simple and straight forward. you can simply go to airbnb.com/hurricanemichael. if you need a place to stay, you click that you need shelter. if you have extra space, you click i want to host, and it's just like signing up to host on airbnb. >> what happens? what's the thing that happens? airbnb matches people upairbnb where you're looking through listing? >> it's like using airbnb for any other purpose. we hear from people that had to evacuate other storms that they really appreciate when they have kids or they have pets. having things we all take for granted like a kitchen or front yard. it mean

the city of san jose and airbnb are teaming up to launch a new program with you intends to proactively recruit people in surrounding areas near a disaster and encourage them to open their homes to people in need. the goal is to have a list of homes already willing to do this before the next major earthquake, flood or some other natural disaster hits. so that way people in need don't have to wait as long to find a place to live and the process should be streamlined. that's comforting in the middle of a disaster to have a safe place to stay. so we'll learn more about this program at 11 a.m. in san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> let's get a live look outside. the morning rush is starting. >> we are tracking action in the south bay this morning. right now we are seeing a couple of earlier crashes in the clearing stages with flashing lights and tow trucks on the scene. partially blocking a lane on southbound 85 past highway 87. but we're not seeing any delays. speeds are in the green. we had an earlier crash near capitol expressway and 17 near the lexington reservoir a car hit a deer so ple

. >>> today the city of san jose and airbnb are teaming up to make sure people have temporary housing options if future flooding forces them to evacuate. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward is in the spring hood ella timwas water with sewage floating in it about almost up to my knee. that's the kind of dire situation that people were facing. so this new program if a disaster happens again will hopefully get people into housing faster. that's the goal. the city of san jose and airbnb are teaming up to launch a new program which intends to proactively recruit people in surrounding areas near a disaster and encourage them to open their homes to people in need. the goal is to have a list of homes already willing to do this before the next major earthquake, flood or some other natural disaster hits. so that way people in need don't have to wait as long to find a place to live and the process should be streamlined. that's comforting in the middle of a disaster to have a safe place to stay. so we'll learn more about this program at 11 a.m. in san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> 6:08. u.s. intelligenc

. >>> airbnb is helping after flooding destroyed homes in central texas. the program is giving flood victims a free place to stay while they rebuild. 52 counties in texas activated the program that runs through november 8. airbnb started the program following hurricane sandy in 2012. >>> taiwan, 18 people killed and 175 others injured when a train derailed. all 8 cars ran off the track near a train station. four cars over turned. 366 passengers on the train. hundreds of rescue workers used spotlights to search for survivors. >>> still ahead tonight, sports wrap minutes away. joe and jason with a look at what they are working on. >> times this year when the 49ers looked like they are on the verge of being a competitive team in the nfl. today was not one of those times. >> we will tell you the main reason why cj is 1-8 as the starting quarterback over his career and the warriors headed home following a two game road trip. and fines and suspensions as a result of the game between the rockets and lakers. all coming up on sports wrap. >>> honoring a san francis

the city of san jose and airbnb joining forces to create a force of willing homeowners who will open their doors to those forced out of their homes. more from coyote creek, which20. >> these images are still burned intoed mind of san jose mayor sam liccardo. people being rescued in the floods of 2017. in all, 14,000 people were evacuated. >> we were hit a flood a year and a half ago in the midst of a housing crisis. the fact that we had hundreds of displaced families didn't help. obviously, finding housing for folks is even harder in a place like san jose. >> for 49 days, many victims stayed here, community centers and school gyms turned into makeshift shelters. o'leary would have none of it. >> it's really scary. >> she opened her doors to flooded out families. >> if you have space in your home and it's available, it's really impactful to be able to provide that opportunity for people who are in need. >> airbnb is taking a page from aden. they're launching what they call the host corps. a registry of families willing to open their doors to strangers. >> we're especially excited that

. >>> san jose and airbnb are trying to get a jump on the next natural disaster. today, the city's mayor announced a new partnership to create instant temporary housing during a disaster. airbnb calls the program host core and the plan is to identify homeowners willing to open their home to strangers in the event of an earthquake, fire, or flood like the one that hit san jose back in 2017. >> this is kind of a partnership that we need to be able to help folks get back on their feet after an earthquake or a flood or wildfire. >> during our floods in san jose, some victims spent nearly 50 days in makeshift shelters. that's what the program is hoping to eliminate. coming up at 6:00, we'll talk to a homeowner who stepped up during those floods and donated her home during that disaster. >>> well, speaking of disasters, all this week, we've been looking back at the deadly north bay wildfire. it's been a year and while there were so many stories of loss, there were also lots of stories of heroism and help. >> that includes one man who saved his neighbor's homes. garvin t

airbnb. how does this work?cho work that the residence being asked to preregister their homes for the opportunity to host a family affected by the disaster. is not necessarily putting a home on the market for regular airbnb, but productive purpose of emergency response and helping us build a resilient community. we have housing immediately after a disaster. but how many residents are you looking to get, certainly get to scream people and some people may fall off. suck air baby will provide the support and we are looking for not a specific number as a pilot, we looking for gathering a good 50 people to start and building the program as things move on.>>reporter: 50 homes? >> at the start.>>reporter: are there any requirement that, if you have a home, you can have at least two two-bedrooms are the this kind of thing. they did not get to that level the people can be prepared as soon as you have details as of the concert registering for the opportunity to host a family. >> mike mentioned that this is and partially i

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. >>> for the first time ever a city linking up with airbnb to provide shelter in event of a disaster. kiet do has the details. >> reporter: it is hard to believe 19 months ago at this spot the coyote creek spilled into the neighborhood and 14,000 people were homeless. to prepare for the future the city of san jose is asking is neighbors to step up to be their best. her listing was less than 10 minutes away from the chaos of that fateful day. with the floods happening in real time an e-mail came in from the corporate office that practically read her mind. >> they sent out a call to action. i was already trying to figure out what i could do to help. >> it is an honor to be here today. >> reporter: today the city announce a partnership with airbnb. it is where host taken evacuees during a disaster for free. the mayor says in the aftermath of a flood, fire storm or earthquake government can only do so much. >> all the traditional institutions are overwhelmed. what often saves a life is that one volunteer who stepped up. >> reporter: he was -- she was one of the first to volunteer she ope

the airbnb contract, for example, is over 60 pages of fine print. includethese contracts unilateral modification, the exact opposite of the meaning -- meeting of the minds and contractual consent as well as compulsory arbitration and exclusion from having their day in court. a power upheld by all too many right-wing judges and a power that no government can impose on us no government can block from using the seventh amendment to have our day in court. but corporations can. , capitalisms requires the framework of law and order. economists understood this necessity. these are rules of economic fairplay needed to prevent predatory practices. only those caught in positions of extreme dereliction ever have reason to expect more than a transferable slap on the wrist for violating legal mandates. fifth, capital list in her prizes are expected to compete on an even playing field. that's laughable in the world of giant corporatism. haverate lobbyists developed a corporate state where government lavishes subsidies on big business and denying benefits to indiv

how will that help you take on airbnb, which it seems to be the primary competition? we are very excited to have both pillow in department jet as part of the family. it is a wonderful thing when you get young companies and you inject them into a skill player like homeaway. these companies help of apartment managers and owners, and communities, manager their short-term rental activity. so they can rent responsibly. take things that happen underground and bring it into the light. this is an application, these businesses, that we will make available to the whole industry. it is not just homeaway. i think it will be a catalyst to bring great inventory that customers love onto the marketplace, both at homeaway and in the industry generally, it also on our core expedia brands. emily: airbnb getting into experiences, with some challenges, would you be interested in acquiring companies to get into the experiences part of the market? mark: we are always on the hunt for great innovative companies. activities is an exciting area. we have talked about, we have already a is busine

we'll explain coming up the potential ban that could put airbnbs out of business at the vegas strip. >> a lot of people on the roads this morning. we'll have a traffic update after the break. >> straight ahead an update from florida governor rick scott as category 4 hurricane michael takes aim at the gulf coast this morning. it's going to make landfall in a couple of hours. we'll listen in live next. fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complete reliability. so if the unexpected happens... (snaps fingers) you stay up and running. we lost power... but not to that. i want that. (laughing) for a limited time get fast, reliable internet and add voice for just $24.95 more per month. call now. comcast business. beyond fast. strength in the gulf of mexico. you're getting a live look at xxx you of gulf shores, alabama. you can see the waves out there strong winds, flags blowing in the wind ahead of hurricane michael.

on an investment >> it is a very long period of time when it comes to early investors in uber or airbnbut some of the things are in double letters, we are in series ee invent new series to describe. >> numbers they talked on uber, 120 billion versus softbank in at 60. >> i wonder if there's a tight labor market component to this as well. i'm sure you have a lot of employees at the companies that have stakes in these companies, probably want to be able to cash out and see some of the money realized, too. >> that's the main pressure a lot of the companies face, and they're right. they want to move on with their lives. i'm not suggesting, the demand for them to go is there, i'm just saying watch out. >> you know what the biggest criticism is, bob, so much of their growth period took place while they were private, and broader -- >> completely. depresses me to watch us all watch a bunch of private equity guys make all the money. it depresses me endlessly. i wish we could go back to the late '90s. at least they had a chance to go broke together with the dot com bust then they said too many we

esta mañana anunciaron su nueva iniciativa donde trabajan con la plataforma de alquiler de viviendas airbnbmporal a damnificados en caso de inundaciones . >>> líderes se reunieron para analizar el futuro de la mariguana. organizadores dicen que los líderes que estarán hablando sobre el desarrollo en todos los ángulos, incluso el evento cuenta con una feria . >>> esta mañana se dio a conocer que los trabajos de reparación en san francisco tomarán más tiempo. el tramo no volverán a abrir hasta el próximo miércoles, se supone que abrirían mañana. fue cerrado a fines de septiembre luego de que se descubrieran fisuras en vigas de soporte . la mayoría de los inmigrantes detenidos notienen condenas penales . >>> hablamos con una familia que se ve perjudicada por esta nueva política. >>> cuando él le dio el anuncio se dio cuenta . >>> es una de muchas historias de terror lo que viven familias inmigrantes en todo el condado y el país. >>> a mi esposo lo estaban buscando . lo arrestaron y después se lo llevaron. fueron agentes del servicio de inmigración y control de aduanas quienes detuvieron a su e

. >> jimmy: i think this is going to be a violation of the airbnb terms. >> they love it.nting. >> no, this choir is singing that everyone should come into your house. >> jimmy: oh, great. oh, that's really great. that's great. >> come in and take a selfie with jimmy. ♪ just open up the door ♪ come up the stairs ♪ see his underwear >> jimmy: that's great. ♪ jimmy's airbnb >> it's jimmy's b&b. yeah. yeah. those guys -- yeah. and what you can't see are there are 150 people lined up to take this tour of this house. as soon as the choir is done, they're all going to go in. guys, if you're in brooklyn, which you already are, get your kids to trick or treat early, it's park slope, brooklyn. you'll see it. you'll know it. it's a bright light. yeah. you'll see it. >> jimmy: i think this is illegal. >> yeah, no, it is. it's totally illegal. oh, yeah. >> jimmy: well, you know it's funny you would say that, john, because i also know where you live. >> don't. >> jimmy: no. i wish i was more prepared. i do know where you live but i didn't do anything to it! it's not even christmas time

san jose is teaming up with airbnb to make sure people have housing options. the city and website will announce a new initiative they're calling the host core. it will offer temporary housing options that the city can quickly access. the program will be introduced at 11:00 a.m. >>> this morning two young boys are being hailed heroes for saving another student's life in the cafeteria. >> it was a normal day in the cafeteria when they noticed the boy was choking on cereal. the boys ran over and began performing life-saving techniques. the kindgartner was okay. he learned from watching his mom who's a firefighter. when it came to using it, they didn't think twice. >> it's never too young to teach a kid life-saving technique. >> and kids watch everything you do. you can pick up a lot of good and bad habits. >>> coming up on "today in the bay" -- bay area responds. >> we have surveillance photos. nbc bay area responds next. if y their playstation -- you might need >>> first happening now, if your kid is attached to their playstation, you might need to tell them to

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. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, airbnb and the naacp are teaming p in the hopes of boosting the bottom line for people of color and closing the door on racial stereotypes. >> reporter: airbnb announced this partnership today in san francisco and they told us they don't actually gather information based on race but they do believe a partnership like this will help them reach into underserved communities and let people there know how they can benefit financially. >> it means it can help me with my mortgage payments. >> reporter: judy towns send a new air bnb host in oakland near lake merit. >> most of my guests are business travelers. >> reporter: she shared her story in san francisco at the launch of the air bnb naacp partnership. the organization is spreading the word. george holland says he's heard concerns about potentially reducing the affordable housing supply but believes this is a real opportunity. >> i'm sick of us not being able to be beneficiaries of this economic boom that happened in this country. >> reporter: air bnb will share 20% of the earnings with the naacp. it's also taken

. >>> a ban on airbnb could soon be over turned in sausalito. the council is set to vote on a pilot program that would legalize short term rental. hosts would be required to have home inspections, notify neighbors and pay fees and taxes. hosts would not be allowed to reb out their homes for more than 90 days a -- rent out their homes for more than 90 days a year. >>> what's happening to the raiders is turning into a disaster. >> yeah. unfortunately it doesn't seem to matter on traveled to london spanked by the seattle seahawks. you have to say the raiders travel well. protection for quarterback derek carr was a problem all day. raiders down 7-0 in the 1st quarter. strips the ball out. recovered by read. that lead to the second seahawks touchdown. russellrussell wilson -- russell wilson finds moore. 14-0. the game was long decided by this time in the 4th quarter. 27-0 seattle. derek carr gets hit, goes down on his left shoulder. offense never came back on the field. the extent of his injury is not known right now. a 27-3 loss. the raiders fall o1

council will also vote on a bill that would put restrictions on homeowners renting space on sites like airbnb. it would ban people from renting a second apartment or building and using itoly to rent out two others. the bill would also allow a homeowner to rent out the entire living space r if up -- for up to 90 days a year. >> they worked for years to get their hands on one of these and now we know what the caps championship rings look like. here it tais. a look. all of those diamonds. players received their rin lanight. they feature the team logo on the frt. and the name and number on the side. >> stanley cup champions will be welcome back to the ice. they can't play with it on. that wld be cumbersome. >> 4:38 right now. coming up, it's not even finished but alreadyhere's ouble with a new garage. what's causi it to sink into the ground. how can it be fixed? >> plus making over the miniva the newcomb back effort for the cars we all love to hate. ♪ >> and a local guy getting his shot on a national stage. how this ♪ when was the last time you felt... free. it's time ton.ncover that feeling ag w

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some examples are airbnb, uber, dropbox, square, thumbtack, u.s.f., i don't want to mention anymore, but those are some of the key ones that are probably the most applicable to this circumstance. i understand the frustrations of dedicated restaurant owners in the supervisor's district, and i get that it's competitive. i do think that it's an overreach and a slippery slope, though, if the city starts getting involved with telling people where they can eat. i'm a big believer in the competitive spirit. in fact, the supervisor said that people in his district own restaurants can't compete with free. while i was at cpnc hospital, my wife was giving birth to our twin girls a couple months ago, they offered us free meals four days in a row. i had none. i walked two blocks away to get the kind of food, coffee, and tea that you wanted. you can actually compete, and i do think the competitive spirit is the way to ultimately offer the best product and service. the feedback we get from a lot of these employees is that the city still has a ways to go cleaning up the homeless issue, some sanitati

local authorities who will ultimately be responsible for integrating internet platforms like uber and airbnb into spain's economy. steven: saudi arabia will become a new partner in a russia china investment fund. the news came at the end of the riyadh investment conference in which h dozens of popolitical leaders boycotteted after the killing of a saudi journalist. rihanna is said to contribute half $1 billion to the fund, raising the total capital to $2.5 billion. the fund was founded six y years ago and focuses on major infrastructure and tourism projects in the two countries. thinking about starting a business, remember the, location, location. just ask a russian entrepreneur who had a specialty of for his ice cream business. he put the production line on the moscow tower observation deck, 330 meters above ground. it was a hall getting the agreement up, but worth it. the ice cream is recognized as having russia's s ghest altitude production line and that is not a bad draw for customers. back to laila with more news. another reason to love russia. laila: thank you so much. russia has been

airbnb stepped up. hair going to make sure they have a place to stay during the treatment and they stay for free. and while they're there, transportation is a big practical issue. but lyft and uber are stepping up and making sure they can get to and from any and all of their appointments for free. and when they get back home, cancer support community gives them emotional, psychological and financial support they need to get back on their feet. they're some of the commitments made today. they are life-changing occurrences. i've said it before. at the biden cancer initiative, our focus is straightforward, to create cancer research and care assistance that most people think we already have, but we don't, but they deserve. and so all the 50 contributors a day, and i can't go into all of them, i say thank you. this is why we launched what we call s.w.a.t. teams, working groups, the world's leading experts. we set up an advisory committee in the biden cancer initiative, and we went to these 25 experts, househ

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. >>> dc zoning commission met earlier to consider revising airbnb regulations in the district.hey were meeting to consider a neighborhoods to regularity hom sharingcoanmpies. tency t ange regulations at this hour, no word whadirection they will be moving. >>> the great debate over the tipped minimum wage took ew n what they hope will be a revote hco phased out tips, not necessarily phasedhem t. raising the minimum base pay fod workers to the standard minimum wage by th year 2026, restaurants owners argued incrsing pay may have fced hou. >>> today 13th birthday an age progression photwhatike s today. she was last seen on surveillance video march 2014 with ka legal tatu he was a janitor where he lived with herh e's still missing >> coming up. an horrific crime in dc, >> a woman doused with gasoline and set on fire. evan lambert on this story. fienishat how coming up i'll l you about the search for the suspect. ♪ . >>> a year since a one-year-o moving flood waters, hear why police are charging his mother ♪ . his death. ♪ . i wa g a s ennaeralvy prac with a lot of patients who are

the house is an airbnb.no one was hurt. >>> a consumer alert tonight. 16.5 million pounds of ground beef being recalled because of possible salmonella. at least 57 people sickened in 16 states. sold under several brand names including walmart. we have more on our website. >>> when we come back, in every town, there is a high school football star, but this one is making major news tonight. making major news tonight. >>> finally tonight, we love america strong, and tonight, the high school football star who is truly unstoppable. watch this high school linebacker from west salem high in oregon. about to take down the other team's quarterback. and here he goes again, breaking right through the defensive line. it's hard to stop on the field and off. alex was born without part of his left arm, but he pushed through, at the gym, on the field, running plays. >> i didn't want to be seen as, you know, that kid with, with one arm. i just wanted to be, you know, just that kid. >> more than just that did. he was named de

and--and pointing out that he could rent his forehead on airbnb would be falling right into his trap.hael. - yeah. - but on the other hand, wouldn't calling him something like a preregistered sex offender or-- or satan's life coach at least make people feel a bit better? - i mean--i mean, maybe, but it won't help. you're talking about a guy who puts his whole mouth on a public water fountain. you can't get to him. [audience groans] i mean--i mean, sure, you could-- you could photoshop his face to look like a herpes sore or-- [audience groans] or slap it on a couple of bull testicles or just turn that mouth into a urinal. you could do all of that. but he's just going to make that his profile pic on tinder. - so--so if i understand what you're saying, it's really best not to engage at all with this guy who looks like how tuna smells. - yeah, i-i... i'm afraid so. in fact, i brought a chart to help explain, okay? so now, look, here are people who think they can shame stephen miller into changing his mind, and here are people who think they can insult stephen miller into changing his mind

what is next, they will be hacking your airbnb reviews, just like susan's building was too uncomfortabley? so met's move to our top story. over the past four weeks, feels like everyone has been talking about supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. every single day. like if you took a shot every time the news mentioned brett kavanaugh, you would be brett kavanaugh. so for our own mental health let's take a break from this madness and talk about something else. donald trump. i don't know if you know this but donald trump is the president of the united states. he probably texted you about it today. and one of the reasons, one of the reasons he got that job was that he sold himself as a self-made billionaire without would do for america what he did for himself. and yesterday we found out more about his amazing road to riches. >> the president has always portrayed himself as a master businessman using the art of the deal to turn a small loan into a global empire. but now a new york times investigation claims he was actually given a fortune from his father's real estate company, often through q

have all rented rooms in apartments or stayed at other people's homes, advertised on platforms like airbnb of a five star hotel suite? well, one hospitality firm aims to make the lives of hosts easier with its service. hostmaker helps homeowners manage their short—term rentals by providing services, from housekeeping by hotel—trained staff and guest relations, to interior design. joining us is hostmaker‘s founder and chief executive, nakul sharma. hostmaker‘s chief executive officer and founder, nakul sharma join us now. thank you forjoining us today on the programme. this sounds great, i suppose. if you have a spare house, for example, in london, where you wa nt to for example, in london, where you want to be renting out to people but it sounds like you may end up not making that much money if you are a homeowner? not that many people have a spare house to flog on the internet in the first place! interestingly, we deliver over 30% higher earnings than conventional renting solutions. my background is hospitality, i used to work in hotels and one of the things that we noticed was as home sc

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using the facebook login feature, which means your information for apps like tinder, spotify and airbnb be secure. >>> tesla is turning out more model 3s. >> the third quarter report hit production goals. tesla made more than 53,000 model 3s and delivered 56,000 of them to customers. but that's when shares fell 3% yesterday. the company is still dealing from the fallout of settling a securities fraud lawsuit from the sec. >>> a live look now at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way this morning. up 106 points right now. and the dow opened at a new record high this morning. it's been very good after breaking its 14th record high this year. the new trade deal with canada and mexico being credited for the surge. >>> amazon reportedly wants to patent a device that would allow toys to interact with children. the toys would be similar to the alexa voice assistant. >> what do you think of this? it would be equipped with a microphone and speaker attached to a stuffed animal or figure reason. it would pair with a computer server and respond to violence commands. the toys can talk

just as facebook creates no can't —— no content, huber has no taxis and airbnb on snow properties digitallace in paris might not have any physical paintings in it at all, and that will make these printed pieces by obvious last week we reported on the new full frame ea rless cameras last week we reported on the new full frame earless cameras being shown off in germany at the world's largest camera expo. dan simmons played with the latest creations from canon, nikon, sony and panasonic's from canon, nikon, sony and pa nasonic‘s brand from canon, nikon, sony and panasonic's brand limit. this week is going to take us through a few other highlights from the show including these. you don't have to shake it but it's pa rt you don't have to shake it but it's part of the culture. it's really being driven by the youth market, so we have seen being driven by the youth market, so we have seen enormous being driven by the youth market, so we have seen enormous growth in the la st we have seen enormous growth in the last couple of years, and this year alone we are expecting to sell ten instinct cameras

after cooper and airbnb. companies ther, clear they are committed to gender diversity.o a new study, progress is it just slow, it has stalled. compiling data from over 400 countries -- companies, the report showed women continue to be underrepresented at every level. they are earning bachelor degrees in asking for promotions and stay longer in the workforce, only one in five senior leaders is a woman and only one in 25 is a woman of color. we discussed this. companies need to lean in now. ,omen getting college degrees women are asking for more, asking for promotions and raises as often as men. they are not leaving the workplace. they need to treat diversity as a business priority. case, you compelling set goals, utrecht project -- you report progress. emily: you've been working on this since 2012. once different this year? -- what is different this year? >> what we find is we are getting closer to understanding root causes. we understand we have a problem. help us start to break down problems we can solve in units of one or two years. this will take 10 years to shift a

the airbnb contract, for example, is over 60 pages of fine print and many of these contracts include unilateral modification, which is the exact opposite of the meeting of the minds in contractual consent as well as compulsory arbitration and exclusion from having their day in court consumers and trial by jury. the power upheld by all too many right wing judges in a power that no government can impose on us, no government can block us from using the 7th amendment to have our day in court, but corporations can. the fourth is capitalism requires a framework of law and order. adam smith, john lock, frederick all understood this policy. and this was used to prevent mayhem fraud and predatory practices. only those caught in situations of extreme dereliction, like enron, never have a reason to expect anything but a slap on the wrist for providing illegal mandates. fifth and finally, capitalist enterprises are expected to compete on an even playing field. that is a laughable p proverification in the land of corporate capitalism. the start with bundles of cash have developed a corporate stat

today san jose and airbnb are partnering to launch a new program called host corps.o open up homes to people in need when disaster strikes. >>> this morning, we are learning that social security recipients and other beneficiaries are receiving a 2.8% increase next year. that's the biggest increase in benefits in seven years. >>> and the fourth annual new west summit cannabis tech conference kicks off today in oakland through saturday. the conference a meeting of the minds between publicly traded cannabis companies and international investors. >>> we'll have news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms, including our website, kpix.com next at noon >>> time now 8:57. we continue to track slowdowns for drivers on southbound 880 due to a bus that broke down. they had to bring in a few other buses. right now, that left lane currently is blocked on southbound 880 right at dixon landing. so do give yourself some extra time. 83 minutes that's how long it will take you to go from 238 down to 237. it still looks like a parking lot at the bay bridge toll plaza. in