>> for marriott it seems like they are trying to make sure airbnb -- as airbnb leaks into its buimnessit's to make ure they can also move into airbnb style of business. airbnb is the huge bohemoth in this with 6 million rentals around the world.tt marr is a lot smaller. >> how successful, dlfr, do you think marry olt will be. will that help them compete against airbnb? >> that definitely could be helpful. the loyalty program and people who use them definitely try and go to pick marriott hotels when they go on vacation. they like the concierge service, the gyms and that kind of stuff and we don't knowbo lot marriott's plan, but we do know that it's trying to do those kind of morp hmorphing. >> what does that do to airbnb? they've faced lot of regulations by localities trying to cap their growth rate as well. what happens if yoe get mnd more hotel chains getting into this business? >> i think airbnb has there service wou can get a cabin in the red woods or a cale on an island. i think it will tend to go in that direction with the more luxurious ntals. i don't know how much longer we're g

. >>> who was secretly watching this family during their airbnb stay? the company's response and the apps you can use right now to find out if you're being spied on. >>> and how artificial intelligence can change the art you view in a museum. but can it replace the human touch? >>> good evening. before a friendly crowd in las vegas today president trump went beyond his usual attacks on democrats and leveled a new charge against them, permitting anti-semitism to flourish in the party. the speech before the jewish republican coalition comes as benjamin netanyahu battles for re-election in israel. the president also returned to familiar terrain, slamming migrants. telling them, quote, our country is full. white house correspondent kelly o'donnell starts us off tonight. ♪ >> reporter: in las vegas today, president trump going all in for 2020. >> don't let the democrats take it away from us. >> reporter: aligning himself with a powerful lobby of american jews who advocate for israel. >> we got you something that you wanted. >> reporter: touting his high stak

airbnb ceo brian chesky is here first on "cbs this morning."ment show business, if you will, not some whim, it is part of a business strategy. >> it is part of a business strategy. we have hundreds of millions of people come to airbnb every year and looking to answer a question, where should i travel to. what if we created content to help them? we start with a magazine, we now have one of the biggest travel magazines in the country, circulation of 1.2 million called airbnb magazine, of course. and so we started to now think about films. things that really express our values. gay chorus deep south film we made is special because airbnb is more than just real estate. it is about reminding the world that, you know, people are fundamentally good and mostly the same and if you bring people, you know, into other people's space, that are very different than you, you'll be reminded that we're not so different after all. this is a legal rereally wonder story. >> so is travel in five years, what will we think of when we think of airbnb? >> i think you'll

when they go to a new city as airbnb as opposed to a hotel. but, marriott, they move in, do they appeal to a different customer base, maybe an older customer base? >> absolutely. absolutely. this is part of what marriott is doing is holding on. if you never stay at home property, i'm here now at palm springs, i'm having a heckuva time it's wonderful. if you've never done that, you might experience with it. this weight marriott does not lose their core base. you know, they don't have the attrition, that's what i said earlier, this business move is not trending soon. >> it seems like a smart thing to do at a certain point, we have to leave this point, that's seven cisco marks, we hope you enjoy the rest of your stay there. >>> the bay area is getting a clearer picture of hunger in the region at the san francisco area is improving, i will sit down with the missing meals report director next. >>> more to come for the bay area tuesday before we warm it back up, i will have details after the break. >>> portions of ktvu news is sponsored by mountain

that‘s what airbnb promised.ay, but also the way we live. it‘s most obvious here. homes without residents. 12,000 edinburgh properties are now listed on airbnb. that‘s turning the feel of the city upside down for residents. there are a few shops where you can go in and buy a pint of milk and a couple of oranges, but there is a limit to the number of ‘hey, jimmy hats‘ and tartan scarves that we need. rosemary is the last permanent resident on her stair of eight flats. people come, they take a flat, and they invite all and sundry to a party. they don‘t care how much noise they make, they don‘t care about upsetting the neighbours, because they are going to go away. louise has been letting out holiday homes for more than two decades. they don‘t use the app, but she does appreciate the value of the extra visitors to edinburgh. we are all benefiting from it, because the city is improved, but also, there are the benefits in terms of employment, the benefits to the local economy. people spending money here. airbnb lettin

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we just saw airbnb buy a hotel.ng that you are looking toward joining us for a bigger cooperation or going it alone and trying to grow? andrew: we are having too much fun to do anything but keep building. with the folks are supporting us, we have the opportunity to continue to invest in the next generation of supply, from a technology perspective and design perspective. there is so much room to grow and we are just focused on that right now. emily: maybe our next business trip will be less dreadful. of lyric,chell, ceo thank you so much for stopping by. that does it for this edition of the show. we will not have a show for tomorrow, it is good friday and the markets are closed. we will be here monday with an exclusive interview with the grab cofounder, and talk about how the ride hailer is holding on to its market share in asia. we are live streaming on twitter, check us out @technology, and on tictoc. this is bloomberg. have a wonderful weekend. ♪ announcer 1: up next, how would you like to get the celebrity secret

. >> they're accused of stealing thousands of dollars oftuff in a airbnb. news4's shomari stone shows us thage left behind. >> it feels like a sense of safety was violated. >> reporter: she's upset after an airbnb nightmare. police say these are the persons of interest, captured on survllance video. we rented out the house for two nights toha looked like very official, legitimate airbnb guts. and in return they ended up a robbin vandalizing the house. >> reporter: she's managing the house on leroy place northwest near connecticut a friend who is out of the country. take a look at the home surveiance video from last month. eight people go in the house. a few walk in the backyard and take pictures. these photos show what's left of what they allegedly stole. tvs off the walls. speakers. appliances. clothes. shoes. electronics. more than $5,000 worth of goods. oh, and they trashed the house, leaving pizza, wine bottles, chicken wings and ashes behind. >> in ct they calle me from the property in thee middl their rental period telling me hhow wonderful these was

--just saw airbnb by a hotel buy a hotel.ng a growing into a bigger corporation or going it alone? >> we are having too much fun to do anything but she's building. with her cmb, the real estate looks and the other. supporting us, we have the opportunity to continue to invest in what the next generation of supply looks like from a technology perspective, from a design perspective. there's so much room to grow. we are focused on that right now. emily: maybe our next business trip will be less dreadful. thank you so much for stopping by. that does it for this edition of the show. we will not have a show for tomorrow. it's good friday and markets are closed, but when we return monday, we will have an exclusive interview with the cofounder of grab and talk about how the ride hailer is holding onto its market share in asia and we are livestreaming on twitter. there.s out at tictoc this is bloomberg. have a wonderful weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down n

the question first was, would airbnb exist and now it's how.moving into a strong partnership with a lot of cities partnerships that will move us to the next phase. >> it feels like you're putting in the extra stool legs, i mean, an s1 would be much more rounded, right, when it came along. is that intentional? >> i think once -- most companies start with a single product and then you look at amazon, you look at apple. to build a truly multigenerational company you have to offer multiple products. we want to offer the end-to-end trip this is all part of that i think the sooner you get your vision out before going public, the more investors know what they're buying >> when you see uber this week and lyft and pinterest going public, how are you thinking about that are you thinking of it in terms of this window you want to change your time line? >> no. i think that somebody once said great companies, infinite window can go in an up market and down market and want tobuild a grea company so robust. >> does that mean we can see it next year then >> we

my ipo partner in crime here, airbnb will eventually go. you be they need to just in the way uber is boosting its platform, they need to boost their listings get as many onto the platform as possible one thing i asked brian when he was on our air for the first time in over five years -- >> for the first time in five years? >> yes last time we spoke to him the company was worth less than $3 billion and now worth more than $30 billion and going into the hotel business i asked him, what does this mean the ceo of marriott home sharing an illegal business and now they're going into it. i asked him the significance and if they might be a threat. >> tell me the largest hospitality company in the world is looking into this space is a huge testament to what we've done, the market we're in. we've had half a billion guest arrivals it's more validation than anything. >> a validation. >> he's very diplomatic. >> and also competition. >> maybe we see this in streaming. the more players, the more comfortable consumers get comfortable and the more they loo

envía fotos de que ya estaba de regreso en airbnb.mentó sobre la atmósfera extraña que se respiraba en el apartamento que había alquilado por medio de la compañía "airbnb", en un suburbio de san josé, la capital de costa rica. fue aquí en villa le mas donde la vieron por última vez. era el 27 de noviembre de 2018. esa noche, carla habló por teléfono con sus amigos hasta tarde. mario: ella le cuenta a sus amigas que estaba lloviendo, que había problemas con la electricidad. teresa: e incluso, hizo fotos donde mostraba detalles de su habitación. mario: también estaba haciendo face time, video llamada, con un amigo de ella llamado keith y estuvo hablando con él hasta aproximadamente casi las nueve de la noche. ella en ese momento le dice a keith que tiene mucha sed y que va a salir del cuarto a buscar agua. esa fue la última vez que alguien supo de ella. teresa: al día siguiente a carlos le pareció extraño no recibir noticias de su hija. carlos: el día de su cumpleaños yo le escribo en la mañana muy temprano. "hola, hija, ¿cómo estás? di

she said when she called airbnb, the company had noic a over the phone.bnb now apologizing for its init il response saying a theement, they did not mee highe standardst for ourselves. it has removed the host and refunded the barker stay. tourists have rereported cameras in bulbs, clocks or air conditioners. >> it was a shock. i didn't know if it was live or being rorded or what was goi on. >> reporter: airbnb has policies governing the use of cameras. hidden cameras are prohibited and no cameras are allowed are bathrooms or bedroo. if you're not an it experts, there are numerous apps including i net a fing. there's an app that uses the flashn your camera to spot cameras you may not see with the naked eye. >>> prince william is not james bond, but he d spend three weeks working with the country's secret office. the second in line to the throne. he was embded with the top security agencies. he p shadoweple in the foreign and domestic intelligence services. princeilliam said the experience was humdabling. >> one day he will be king. whe needs to k what's goi

people discovering secret cameras within their airbnb.omething mayor would the would want to attach to the brand. there is the whole quality issue. you can start out with a rental. may sound freight. down the road, who knows about the wear and tear. if it is not maintained properly that could take away from the marriott brand. connell: you take a hit as a result of that. on personal level, familywise, we use airbnb a lot. like it with traveling. with kids, get more space as opposed to apartment than a hotel room. if you travel for work a lot, you build up points at a marriott, if hilton, whatever, you can use those points. so i could see why people would generally consumerwise would like this. >> right. connell: use your hotel points. >> for sure. marriott is very smart to say let's use points for this. they will get people to test this out, trial this. who would never potentially consider using an airbnb type situation. this could lead more choice for consumers, potentially lower prices for consumers, which is always a good thing. we'll

born better®. >> >>> it keeps happening, hidden cameras spotted in airbnb's.a family says they found one in a really unexpected place, i a smoke detector. on a recent trip to ireland, the family saw an ip camera come up on the wi-fi. then they found the device. airbnb has removed that host from the site. they've refunded the family their stay. but people say this has happened before and they have found cameras in other places, like clocks and light bulbs even. >> i didn't know wha think at first. i didn't know if i was being watched live or if it was jus recorded or what was going on there. >> cameras also are not allowed in rental bathrooms ooo bedr, so what can you do to protect yourself? try i-net scan a home's wi-fi and you might also try using a website called fing, f-i-n-g. >>> prince george's county is tackling the issue of human trafficking. their campaign is called it's happening in our backyard. the polic department's human trafficking task force held this community meeting in hyattsville today. tthey want residents learn the signs of human trafficki

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they are accuste ofing thousands of dollars worth of stuff from an airbnb property.hey show us thebeemocrat left nd. >> it feels like a sense of safety was violated. >> elizabeth is upset after an airbnb nightmare. police say these are the persons of interest. >> we rented out the house for two nights to what looked like a legitimate airbnb guests and in return they ended up robbing and vandalizing the house. >> she's managing the house only roylace northwest near connecticut avenue for a friend whoas out of the country. take a look at the home surveillance video from last month. eight people go in the. hou a few walk in the back yard and take picture these photos show what's left of what they allegedly stole. tvs off the walls, speakers, appliance, clothes, shoes, electronics, more than,0nd wor worth of goods and they trashed the house leaving w pizza,e bottles, and ashes behind. >> in fact, ty called merom the property in the middle of their rental period telling me how wonderful the house was and ohio thankful they are. >> while police searched for the group, eliz

these are only hotel rooms but airbnb is trying to appeal to higher end and business travelers.? well, this morning, ceo brian chesky telling us building a platform with multiple platforms is key before they go public that have a listen. >> most start with a single product. amazon, multigenerational company. you have to offer multiple products and we want to offer the end-to-end trip. this is all part of that the sooner you can get your vision out, the more investors know what they're buying. >> as for the timing of the ipo or perhaps a direct listing, chesky said the stream of tech unicorns, pinterest, lyft and uber, we're seeing now, does not change his plans to go sooner but they would be ipo-ready by the end of this year doesn't mean they'll go but be ready and these guys, airbnb, they don't need to raise money >> they don't? >> they've raised more than $4 billion in the private markets so that's why i said, or a direct listing you don't know that's something they'd do but. >> i didn't know it would be feasible for them. i give them a lot of credit for airbnb >> nice to have

everybody says airbnb. they came in and suddenly all those relationships and understandings are out the window. i think it's a terrible thing. >> so, i guess i will just rent out my house. i wouldn't be doing that anyway. the point is i think it does really help, if you really are a neighbor in your neighborhood. if you have an airbnb, have people come to town and visit every now and then the property taxes are hard to meet if i'm a single income in my home. if not the termites than the weather, the humidity. i probably would never start a business. something creative because i do understand the idea that we have so many large properties in new orleans. new orleans has gotten more expensive since hurricane katrina. i think the taxes are higher. seems like it's gotten very expensive to live in new orleans. where it used to be the best deal in the world. low property taxes. no one playing there - - paying their fair share. >>. [indiscernible] >> now, now, the schools are improving. >> i think this trend towar

lauren: airbnb is looking to hit the big screen.g to either get with an existing studio or create their own studio to make content like travel shows, things featuring airbnb hosts and guests and travel locations, to not only promote its platform but also promote itself as a style, travel, lifestyle brand. cheryl: i like this idea. you know why this is a good idea? with airbnb, you don't h know wt you're going to get. you open up the door and say i hope this is a nice place. tracee: they have all those experiences now that they're offering, those unique things. we did a few of them, we had you could be a mermaid, all of those classes you could attend, so that might be another way to promote those experiences. lauren: it's where the millennial market is. cheryl: tracee, thank you very much. lauren: don't go anywhere. we have a lot more coming up. 300 migrants crossing the border, thousands more on the way, the shocking scene as the white house prepares a new plan to reform legal immigration. and we're learning the real reason why magi

juan: israel, i want to ask about the latest news about airbnb.riginally, airbnb after protests by human rights activists had agreed to remove the listings of thousands of homes jewish settlers in the west bank that have been listed previously under -- on their site. but just yesterday, the reverse that and said they're going to keep those listings on even though, obviously, these are listings in a territory where there are illegal settlements according to international law. ,our reaction to airbnb apparently, caving in to pressure? surrenderednb has bullying in a very shameful way, indeed. instead of calling israel's settlements as they are, as always the entire international community calls them, illegal settlements, in occupied territory that no one should tol with, airbnb has bowed israel's pressure and is not going to de-list the settlement properties. that is a clear violation of international law and will subject airbnb two possiblee boycott by human n rightsts activists. what is you talk about happening israel in the last week and how it a

airbnb letting has become big business.scotland. but that is little comfort for those trying to rent in cities where they work. because it has become such a tourist hotspot, it does mean there has been a knock—on effect of rental prices, because people are often using airbnb and other places like that. measles is one of the most infectious and persistence organisms in existence and the number of cases worldwide is rising fast. ua now has a stark warning. measles will always find unvaccinated children. more than 20 million children around the globe did not get vaccinated against measles, including half a million in the uk. there have been 106 cases of measles this year in the uk. numbers are rising here in america also. there have been 695 cases spread around the country. it is the highest number since the disease was eliminated almost 20 years ago. let‘s talk to a representative from the vaccine confidence project. how much scepticism is there about vaccines, emily? it depends on the country we are looking at. we have seen

the airbnb is now saying it'g o hotel in new york. >> no kidding? >> everybody is crossing back and forth. >> thank you, michael. >> sure. >>> the houston rockets are doing some data mining to get an edge on the warriors. >> okay. after last night's close loss to golden state, it was revealed that the rockets compiled a list of fouls the team says were not called during the referees during last year's game seven loss. the information was communicated to nba officials. >> in documents, 81 apparent missed calls in houston says that cost them the championship. warriors coach steve kerr had some fun with the whole thing today. >> and check this out. that's him having fun. that's kerr pretending to be crowded by a reporter and flopping forward to get foul. >> he was referencing a pivotal play at the end of the game when houston's james harden pushed forward and collided with draymond green, as you see here. the referees did not call it a foulgu said it was the correct call. >> kerr says complaining about the referees has always been part of the game. >>

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engineering graduate student from san jose state university has come up with an app that he calls the airbnb of parking. we shall had allows drivers to rent a private driveway or garage to park the car. >>> even when campus is closed for spring break, finding parking is a haystack needle proposition. even worst when classes are in session. >> i was spending 30 minutes just to find a place to park, that was stressful as a student. >> reporter: that led him to apply himself to see a solution. is 2016 idea was to create a app to link parking spaces with people. >> his original idea did have some flaws. it is better to have a platform that you connect people. >> reporter: it is called park stash, the so-called airbnb of parking apps. they will see a list of spaces that homeowners are willing to rent by the hour, day, week, or month. they rent their driveway while at work during the week as a way to supplement household income. >> it is a little under $100 a month. is not a lot of money, but every little bit is a nice little chunk. >> the new parking app and its positive impact on some people's b

. >> what do you think about airbnb versus the rest of the hotel companies?nouncing that it's going to spin out this -- or it's going to ramp up this part of the company where they've been kind of testing out a competitor to airbnb you have these apartment leases that you give out to people and do it on a hotel basis you give them loyalty points >> marriott's like a giant reservation system, so they think of themselves -- and they have a brand the consumer trusts globally i think airbnb, all the start-ups make people slightly nervous and you don't really know the product you're getting, so it makes sense. we invested in a product with marriott in europe -- >> the pilot project for this. >> yes and so, i think they like it it's like fees to them and fees are good. so, again, i think what airbnb represents to hotel owners and to consumers is a relatively cheap distribution system. they charge you 3% now, expedia, to book a hotel room, will charge you 15% to 20%. >> wow. >> so, you would give -- if you could, you'd give all your hotel rooms to airbnb. >> right.

. >>> airbnb making a big push into the new york space.y will partner with rxr realty for portions of new york city commercial properties into a new category of bush ban logic. the units are essentially hotel rooms, living rooms, kitchens that can be booked through the airbnb platform starting with the iconic plaza we will learn much more about this from airbnb ceo at 11:00 a.m. >> they want to collect the hotel taxes so we'll see how this unfolds and what the chiet looks like. >> courtney, you're a marathoner >> yes >> running amarathon is all about time. >> you're a marathoner too >> even more so for this man who ran yesterday's london marathon dressed as, yeah, you see him there? big ben. >> oh, shoot. >> he seemed great running into trouble at the finish line when his costume got stuck. he did get help across the finish line. 26.2 miles is tough enough he did it in a costume. >> i saw some other costumes, too. i saw a gentleman running as jesus. people take it to a whole level. this poor guy added, i don't know what, maybe 25 seconds t

responding to the news, the center for constitutional rights said -- "we are dismayed that airbnb has caved to the legal bullying of israeli settlers. in backing down from its decision not to list properties in occupied palestinian territory, airbnb is in breach of its international human rights obligations, and is discriminating against palestinians." new york city has declared a public health emergency over the growing measles outbreak. mayor bill de blasio said people in affected areas will face fines of up to $1000 if they fail to get vaccinated or vaccinate their children. he also said schools in certain areas that permitted attendance by un-vaccinated students could be fined or temporarily closed. the epicenter of the outbreak is in williamsburg, brooklyn, where vaccination rates among orthodox jews are particularly low. 285 cases have been confirmed in new york city since the fall. this is new york city mayor bill de blasio announcing the new measures tuesday. >> the only way to stop this outbreak is too ensure that thoe two have not been vaccinated get the vaccine. it is cruci

a plan by the marriott hotel plan to take on airbnb.hey're trying to get into the home sharing business. they have completed a pilot program in europe and word now is that they're going to be expanding this in the u.s. airbnb released prior statements s when it comes to competition saying we welcome them to the party and wish them a bon voyage. they should release their last next month. back to you. >>reporter: happening overnight, a witness tells us that a man intentionally tried setting this uber office on fire. there's a pile of ash there. and that's all the damage we could see this morning. a witness says around 10:40 last night, they saw someone trying to purposely set this office building on fire and the san mateo fire department responded. the witness explains what he saw happened. >> i saw a shadow and someone put somethings and running away and two seconds later, flames went up. i mean, it was inning tension fall. >> uber representative was here to answer questions and help them get back on the road. we're trying to learn more

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a which to get around, and like airbnb, whereas you put your house or apartment up on airbnb and it helps you sort of defray the costs of your real estate, you basically do the same with your car. and musk has talked about doing that with robo taxis, so with fully self-driving vehicles, able to drive themselves. he says he thinks he'll be able to do this by the end of next year, which seems, again, like a very muskian time line that we'll see if he can actually pull off. >> always aggressive with his time lines. now, tesla, of course, already has the auto pilot feature. what is he promising that is new? i mean, a fully fledged self-driving tesla? >> yeah. i think he's talked about having the hardware necessary for full self-driving before. he's now talking about the hardware being even better, sort of new and improved, with the best, you know, computing power out there. but also, walking investors through some of the advancements that they've made on the software side as well. and that gig them the cape -- giving them the capability to put features out there, enable people eventuall

critics of airbnb and other home sharing platforms have told of their fears that tourist cities couldpeople. a bbc investigation has found that airbnb listings in edinburgh have doubled over the past three years. in london, they've quadrupled since 2015. let's get more on that decision to block the supermarket mega merger of asda and sainsbury‘s. the boss of sainsbury‘s says that the competition regulator has effectively taken £1bn out of customers' pockets. that was how much he claimed the combined retailer could cut prices. but the competition and markets authority didn't see it that way, and the man leading the investigation told our business correspondent emma simpson that it was not a good deal for customers. we blocked this merger because we don't think it will be good for shoppers and motorists in the uk. it will lead to less competition in supermarkets and grocery shopping online, and petrol station. we think that will lead to higher prices and putter service. eubank in france by sainsbury‘s promised to cut prices by £8 billion over the years? no. we are obviously aware of the

marriott plans to launch its own version of airbnb's service.fter a trial run in europe it will serve as a model. it would be the first major hotel platform to create a home rental platform. >>> the examiner reporting that the city's small business commission voted last week to oppose the ban. the commission's chair suggests the measure is the latest sign of so-called nanny state. he also believes a total ban of e cigarette sales would hurt small businesses the most. the supervisors have previously said they care more about health of young people than profit margins. they're supposed to vote on that ban sometime in the next few weeks. >>> we promised you here no spoilers but one of hollywood's most anticipated films of the year is already setting a new standard for that term blockbuster. >> "avengers: endgame" shattering records for the biggest ever opening weekend. >> we're the avengers. we have to finish this. >> the latest marvel superhero film at a level all of its own. it took home $1.2 billion globally in its first weekend. that includes a

they had been staying at an airbnb rental on rand street. police say a security alarm skilled wilson off, and he eventually ended up a few blocks away at scott and shanna's way on nash drive. >> that helped them connect the dots. there are other neighbors in that community that had the same suspect in their video. >> when scott got home, he shared his ring surveillance footage as well. it shows an intruder filled with stolen bags filled with scott and shanna's valuables. the owner of the airbnb identified the owner as wilson. >> he immediately contacted his tenants who just left within the hour. do you know this guy? they said yeah, that's our uber driver. >> police say they used information from the uber app to track down the driver who lived near sacramento. the couple say they're working with police to getting their stuff back. we did reach out to uber. they did not respond for comment. anser hassan, abc7 news. >> thank you. we did stories every day last week about rideshare realities as part of our commitment to building a better bay are

taking direct aim at airbnb. the move makes marriott the first chain to get into the business.itchell marks joined us on the floor and talked about the how the marriott rewards program may convince travelers to use their service. >> what the biggest factors between airbnb is if you do the marriott program you get to earn points and maybe even use point ons your next stay. >> prices to stay in a short term rental will remain at $200s to $2000 a night. >>> the stocks raised about three points. >>> 10s of millions of meals missed. they gustation today their missing meals report. the food bank is trying to use star pow to boost their donation. >> that latest report showing that san francisco is reporting some 35 million meals. the latest data point that the san francisco marine bank has. that still shows a significant need and the numbers are trending down from 2013 to 2016. the that includes an overall decline of the number of people living in the area. 35million missed meals is still 35 million meals to happen many. >> those are males that either people can't aafford for themselv

>>>n airbnb burglary. crazy video of a d.c.being ransacked by renters who stole thousands of dollars worth of stuff. reporter: i'm molette green at the ice plex. we're hours away from the puck dropping for the first game of the playoffs. what you need to know ahead of tonight's mission to defend the cup. >>> first this morning, attorney general william barr drops a bombshell during a senate committee hearing. >> h says federal investigators spied on president trump's presidential campaign. >> you're not suggesting, though, that spying occurred? >> well -- i think there's a spyi did occur, s, i think spying did occur. >> reporter: when pressed, barr did not elaborate on why he thought spyg happened. this happened during an open senate hearing. >>> per alexander joins us with more from the white house. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of buzz about this still this morning. the attorney general, william barr, under queioning specified why he thought the early day investigation into the trp campaign was handled properly. of counter

airbnbs.out spaces. i was talking to a friend of mine who brought up a really good point, getting the hotel into this business would give people more sense of security. if you are renting a home from marriott or hyatt, a name i know, maybe you are feeling more secure in that. >> especially overseas. >>> coming up, are your favorite fruits and vegetables available at your local store? how wet weather is affecting what is available and how much it costs, and when we could see changes. >>> and a renewed push to clean up san francisco's streets. the one neighborhood coming under scrutiny. >>> and a deadly crash on the bay bridge. a motorcyclist died following a short pursuit with an officer less than an hour ago. three westbound lanes are blocked before the fremont street exit in san francisco. traffic is backing up for miles on interspate 80 and 580. the bay bridge is not the way to go this morning. stay with us. we are the bobcat belles. we are a drill team from hallsville, texas. i'm the market

airbnb has scrapped its policy of not listing properties in the israeli—occupied west bank.te was strongly criticised by israel and faced a number of lawsuits after it made the decision last november. airbnb now says it has settled all the legal cases — adding any profits it makes in the west bank will be donated to humanitarian causes. shares in australian casino crown resorts have fallen around 10% after us casino giant wynn resorts abruptly ended takeover talks. the american company is the world's second—largest casino operator and had proposed a buyout valuing crown at $7.1 billion. wynn walked away from the deal after details of the offer became public. more trouble for boeing — its shareholders have filed a lawsuit against the company over the now grounded 737 max airplane. the airline's market value tumbled by $34 billion in the two weeks following the ethiopian airlines crash in march, which killed all 157 people on board. james brauchle, an aviation attorney at motley rice explained how they could sue the airline. so, the shareholders have filed a securities fraud a

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