one is to when violent crimes occur inside airbnb listings and the second is really to protect the airbnbairbnb, they say, hey, we are talking about 0.1% and as you pointed out in your piece, they are larger than the top-seven hotel chains, combined. so, yeah, bad things happen but the odds are way against them ever happening. fair? >> yeah, totally fair. this is the world's biggest-hospitality company. when, you know, even on a night like tonight, millions of people are staying inside an airbnb. so when you are talking about numbers that big, things are bound to go wrong. this is also a company, that's based on trust between strangers. so when you have strangers sharing the same space, sleeping under the same roof. sometimes, things go horribly wrong. >> yeah. there was a line in your piece, which was just tremendous, by the way. where you said, people meet online. money changes hands. and oftentimes, they end up sleeping under the same roof. well, of course, every once in a while, there's going to be something bad happens. i also remember that there was someone from silicon valley who w

>> airbnb has a teterms of serv.b of something that happens to you during a stay whether it is emotional injury or a personal injury, you would sign away your rights to take them to court to siue them in courts. everything is handled behind closed doors. that's why you don't hear much about these cases. they don't reach the courts and they don't get into the public eye. >> what i learn from this piece is it is difficult to do across reference of properties and the local crime roles. you were able to do that in miami. tell me what you found. >> it is impossibly hard, i have spent weeks trying to answer it. what we discovered you can't cross-reference the data. users can understand how safe they really are of transparency and law enforcement can understand what kind of a risk and role of the short term -- >> i was also impressed of the caliber of individuals and experiences they had in christ management and the cia that they hired to be apart of this process. >> it is a great piece. thank you for being here to discuss

emily: so, olivia, how has airbnb been handling these more high-risk, difficult and maybe potentially times, rarely, situations? olivia: the first thing that happens when a violent crime occurs in the listing and someone reaches out to the company, is the elite, highly specialized safety team, will take the call. anytime something serious like a sexual assault, something involving children, a wrongful death, murder in the listing, it is transferred directly to an elite team of agents who are trained in trauma care. and this team is really set up to try and protect the individual in crisis. and it includes spending whatever it takes to get them to safety, flying them around the world, flying family in to support them, offering health or counseling in the wake of an incident. this team is set up to not only support the individual in crisis, but also to support the company's public image, because as you said earlier, airbnb's business model is based on the idea that strangers can trust one another. so these incidents, while they are rare, they are also potentially significantly damaging

airbnb established call rooms for these agents to answer really harrowing calls around violent crime.nitely a really important story to check out in bloomberg businessweek. over bloomberg news reporter olivia carville who covers airbnb, thank you for bringing that story to us. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." tomorrow, more with our interview with coinbase co-founder on "bloomberg's studio 1.0." you don't want to miss it. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get relief. now there's aerotrainer by golo, the ergonomically correct exercise breakthrough that cradles your body so you can stretch and strengthen your core, relieve back pain, and tone your entire body. since i've been using the aerotrainer, my back pain is gone. when you're stretching your lower back on there, there is no better feeling. (announcer) do pelvic tilts for perfect abs and to strengthen your back. do planks for maximum core and total body conditioning. (woman) aerotrainer mak

. >>> airbnb under scrutiny. a new report finding the popular vacation company has paid millions of dollars in recent years to settle issues including violent crimes at rental properties. >>> peloton warning. could hackers access your personal data and the camera. what to know this morning. ♪ >>> and diana ross. the superstar with an overnight drop of a brand new music video that'll have you dancing into the weekend as she says thank you to fans. >>> and good morning, america. thank you for being with us on this friday. it's an historic one. for the first time federal workers have off in celebration of juneteenth. president biden signing the bill on tuesday to officially mark it a national holiday. >> now we want you to take a look at this historic site. this is galveston, texas. we have a live look here. this is the spot where on june 19, 1865 in galveston where the last of the enslaved africans were freed from slavery. we'll have a whole lot more on that lawsuit these couple hours on "gma." >>> also, ahead the

last now airbnb and verbo are partnering to crack down on so-called house parties.ntal companies agreeing to share data to help identify properties known for hosting ragers, according to a company official they're keeping an important step to keeping communities safe cnn's seema mody is with us now. hi, seema. >> good evening, shep. as americans are ready to socialize and gather, airbnb is cracking down on party houses to team up with expedia's vrbo to ban hosts who allow wild parties an industry-wide collaboration to share information on bad actors and reduce the chance of of a repeat offender >> one thing we noticed airbnb takes down a home but it's on vrbo or vrbo takes down a home and they jump over to airbnb that isn't necessarily solving the neighbor's problem >> so-called party houses have been a long problem for the short term rental industry airbnb has banned unauthorized events for a couple years now but according to some residents, they're still happening. >> what you have at party houses and what they do is make bedrooms out of the garages, put bunk beds

40% more than a year ago accoraccord ing to data cost of a burb scooter raising 180% in places and airbnb says the average rate for rental, up 35% last quarter. really taps into the broader question in the markets now. are these spike as sign of rising inflation or temporary price shocks that will ease as we move further away from a lockdown for the gig economy, jon, could be another element in play a push for profitability as the investor-driven subsidies dry up that great "new york times" article spoke about this speaking of social media blowback, a tweet went viral a few weeks say say basically forget uber and airbnb, back to yellow cabs and hotels raises the question. may maybe higher fees in the gig economy is just a return to normal >> yeah. on a fed day, a lot of talk about inflation, inflation, inflation. interest rates and what might happen as a result inflation, comes down to it, is higher prices. talking about it for weeks last week affirm's ceo was on talking about that deal with shopify, how consumers are back spending and spending more having to spend more in some cases beca

one woman in new york city was paid $7 million by airbnb after she was raped in one of the listings.one tenth of a percent of all reservations have a safety incident. the company stayed that record speaks for itself. >>> tiktok owner bytedance saw its revenues double in 2020. revenue jumped by 111% billion. it underscores tiktok's continued global popularity. bytedance had 1 become active users across all of its platforms as of december of last year. >>> now taking a look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we are quite a bit down by 360 points. >>> so now that california has reopened, ticket sales, car rentals, restaurant reservations are all going fast because we're trying to find cool stuff to do. if you're looking for inspiration, jobina has it. >> reporter: take it in. we can finally breathe in the world without our mask, the ocean in santa cruz. the wonderful scents on the embarcadero. many people don't know what to do but don't worry. i got you. juneteenth is a celebration as a result of ending of slavery in america. it's saturday and the bay area is doing

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or the average airbnb rental up pa%.i think we had a golden age since about 2012, when we weren't paying the true price of a lot of the things we consumed, from ubers to airbnbs, to foot delivery silicon valley investors were footing part of the bill for us. now we're seeing for the first time what these things actually cost. >> historically the startups have paid orally workers like delivery drivers, really low wages. is that part changing as well for them >> it is some have been paying slightly more there's also a pandemic-related demand surge uber has a shortage of drivers, which is contributing to the price increases, but a lot of these companies, the playbook was the same -- spend big, grow fast, pay people as also as you can, knock competitors out of the market, establish market dominance, and then raise your prices now we are seeing the last phase of that strategy >> now those competitors in many cases, they didn't make it, so there's not a lot of competition you wonder, is it gone for good? >> there will always b

i happen to like airbnb as a stock very much.ant to call hospitality and retail coupa had a quarter people didn't think measured up this week software service company it is a high priced stock. amazon great retailer. first horizon, brian is -- jordan is a fantastic banker he's a fantastic banker and gap, we saw them. we had them on last week they are having an unbelievable run and then last night we had jp morgan. he said great things about them. retailer what do we want to call it a tech retail. we've got a software service company, a hospitality company and a bank that's what i call great diversification. i'm going to applaud that one. let's go to matt in south dakota please, matt >> caller: hey, jim, happy friday from south dakota. >> oh, yeah. >> caller: my question to you today is am i diversified and the stocks are pepsi, chevron, ibm, reality income and johnson & johnson. >> geez. again. these are high quality all right. so chevron, again, i said the oils aren't investable mike answered the call he's done amazing things th

airbnb holding their first live anywhere contest, where 12 people will get to choose airbnb listingshe future. there's no salary, but you can stay anywhere -- paris, hawaii, got it.mexico, you name it, you- you'll get accommodations and translation allowance. you can host your own house on airbnb to make extra cash while you're gone, plus, you can invite three friends to any of your chosen destinations. the program runs from this september to next july. you can apply now on the airbnb website. i love this idea. >>> finally this morning, samson the dog is a digger. many of us can relate. rather than get mad at him, though, his mom decided to take his skill set and use it to her advantage. check this out. she points at the spot. he digs. then she plants. it's a system that has everything coming up roses. with that, i send it back to you all in the studio. >> riva does that without you even asking, right? >> and so much more, robin. so much more. >> true, true, true. all right, lara, thank you. >>> now to our "gma" cover story, a new study finds that many cosmetics sold in the u.s. and

they say it's a bit like airbnb, but for desks.ice like this could help building owners to monetise underused properties, with the app taking 10% of the fees and also giving users more flexibility in the type of place that they want to work. so whether you're kind of relatively introverted, you might like a space that is quiet, and that might be more suited to you or if you might be more extroverted and want to go to a super creative space. people now don't need to go to an office space to show that they're working. and while it's mostly being used by individuals, some companies are also using the app to help their employees work remotely too. lara: meanwhile, i don't normally mind getting my hands dirty at work, but these days, it's all about keeping them clean. well, we're all pretty used to being greeted by hand sanitiser anywhere we go these days. your work past would have an rfid tag in it which sets off an alert if you walk straight past this, so a discreet text message will arrive on your phone reminding you to go back again

they are offering the villa on airbnb.e stay includes hanging out with the duo, access to the swimming pool, karaoke room as well as private cooking lessons. four people will have the chance to book the airbnb. [music playing] >>> all right. [music playing] it is 20 minutes now before 6:00. coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> avengers assemble. this is at the new california theme park. the details straight ahead. >>> all right. our emily turner is live at the sonoma race way this morning for the return of nascar. if you are heading out on sunday, definitely put on that sunscreen. we will see plenty of sunshine. highs in the mid 80s in sonoma. that weekend forecast coming up. >>> and things might still be busy on 37 for this weekend because of that. right now for friday morning your commute got a little busier on 680. i will have details on a crash coming right up. it's's time for r sleep numbms mememorial dayay sale on t thw sleep numbmber 360 smamart b. it's t the most cocomfortabl, bobody-sensingng, au

my favorite big is airbnb. charles: i'm warming up to the spacs. will bring, we have ziliya yablonski who has a spac etf i'm watching those. might jump in there with you. michelle any reason ones that people should buy and put away? >> we mike mountain pass. that hits all areas. they're mining rare earth minerals. it was a spac that turned into an ipo. it is set up really, really well right now that is something we're watching. we're already in it. in terms of coming up i thought two looked kind of interesting to keep an eye on. one is krispy kreme. the other one is called torrid holdings which is retail for plus size women. i think both of those may have potential. they're underrepresented in the marketplace for sure. if they come out well, that would be two i watch for the future. right now mountain path. charles: i got an email from kristen bentz, one of our retail people, you have to watch torrid. we'll see. love the segment. i hope people had a pen. a lot of great information. >>> shocking, shocking news story out, folks. bill cosby is about t

the airbnb booking opens on june 28.ognition of the 25 years since the song became a worldwide phenomenon. >> now don't you worry about my boyfriend. where is she? she needs to be included. she had a pivotal part of the song. >> i need to do a deep dive into who she was. pushing on other tracks? was she like the woman from cnc music factory where it was all a ruse? >> never thought about that. >> remember her? that was a whole lie. >> like milli vanilli. the whole 90s was alive. >> i am overwhelmed. >> i went off the rails on that one. >>> we will do some research while you do the weather. >> okay. we managed during this entire time not to do the macarena song. no acting like fools. we handled that quite professionally i would say. let's talk about what is going on in san jose. partly cloudy conditions. there you go, the cloud cover. it is better than it was yesterday. expect more sunshine today. if you hi" clouds the coast in san francisco. the summer spread will continue all weekend. then we have below average temperat

stumbling, quite literally, into an airbnb being rented by police officers >> walking around the house our house. >> dude broke into the house in the middle of the night. >> silly guy found the one airbnb in all of downtown milwaukee, wisconsin with cops he woke up in handcuffs. >> this silly guy. the three sheriff's deputies were in town they called the milwaukee police to scoop up the teen who was not arrested and will not face any charges. the amused cops posted their story on tik tok for a laugh and their story quickly went viral >>> those black cherry white claws will get you every time, my man we'll be back with the sunday mug shots. ♪ or how hard we work to find answers, partners, and hope. ♪ we make medicine. ♪ not just for some ♪ but for everyone. ♪ as your business changes, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it waiting. pain doesn't care how old you are. or what color you are. pain doe

what would he do would it be airbnb or bloomberg.music i know you love music, so i'm interested in your take. >> we were talking about it with faber this morning ackman has a history of going into retail and real estate, but the fact that it's media is fascinating and only bill, jon, could have made the spac process with all the warrants and s.e.c. regulatory guidelines even more puzzling than it is. >> this is christmas stocks when you wanted a ps 5, ripping open the spac box and expect to see a ps 5 and it's socks. they might be nice and come in handy at the family gatherings but you were hoping for the ps 5. when netflix or disney or anybody else buys content people get excited. ackman buys content and it's christmas socks. not fair >> we look forward to a lot more granularity on what bill has constructed there. we're going to take a break. pagerduty stock was a 2020 darling as you know but in the broader cloud sell-off it's down 30 from the february highs jennif jennifer tejada is going to join us watch broadcom, better than expe

i like to call -- this is my new term, these select glitterie opportunities, sgos, right like an airbnb it is cheaper to actually rent a really nice house for a week than to stay in a thhotel. i think coming out of this stay-at-home kind of mode where people continue see family, people are looking for experiences. this is the last moment before everybody has to really go back to work, so i think a company like airbnb is going to do well. jon najarian must have stolen my show notes and read them because he said exactly what i was going to say >> i did >> it is okay. great minds think alike. i think the summer goes really well it is okay i think we're going to start to seattle bit -- i think where it starts to slow down is in september when kids are going back to school, where we have to think about child care, where the unemployment runs out, the additional unemployment because of covid runs out. you know, things are going to get really, for lack of a better term, really real. i think for the next few months in the summertime, i think it is easy, breezy >> wow joe, easy breezy that doesn

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airbnb was the name thrown around all over the place, and this is not that >> yep airbnb was thrown all over the place, bloomberg was thrown all over the place it isinteresting because you see these dialogues take form where people are so convinced it is going to be a particular target people were so invested and had been anticipating the day where a da or definitive agreement was signed, and it is important to note it has not been signed yet. this is still preliminary. as you mentioned, the deal could still fall apart, although it is expected to be closed or at least signed later this month. but people were staking their hopes and dreams on what this particular deal was. universal music group wasn't one that we saw pop up i don't think i ever saw it pop up, although, you know, it is impossible to say with tens of thousands of comments on these forums but, you know, it is slower growing company than i think a lot of people anticipated, and it is one that was already set to go public so it wasn't a company that people were looking at a private company, traditional reverse merger into the

a startup that wants to be to the vacation home business what airbnb is to the short term rental business full time in wine country, it sounds like a lawsuit. per caso buys destination homes and sells one-eighth shares allowing people to co-own properties in aspen or colorado. the people who live near the properties are not on board. neighbors in one wine county location are cueing calling it a glorified time share disrupting the neighborhood fabric. pacaso says this is a limited joint ownership the timeshare label is inaccurate and filing its own lawsuit accusing the town of st. helena of waging a campaign against its clients. >>> the giants just had a history-making win, but in this case, fortunately the history had nothing to do with them. they were playing arizona at oracle yesterday and the diamondbacks had no answers for kurt casale. casale draw in four home runs with a homer and a triple. the giants won 10-3 and the d'backs lost a record setting 23rd straight road game, the most in major league history. ouch. when the giants take on the phillies at oracle starting tonight, and thro

it happens to be an airbnb.me and took him where they took him and we're on our way to training. no, we're renting — it's an airbnb. laughter no, this is the first for that. i've woken up in random places. you know it gets me? what struck me most about that, i feel a bit sorry for the youngster, but it's the glee from the police that made an arrest to this poor chap! do they get a bonus? . ~ , to this poor chap! do they get a bonus? ., ~ , , bonus? yeah, i think they said they were trying — bonus? yeah, i think they said they were trying to _ bonus? yeah, i think they said they were trying to show _ bonus? yeah, i think they said they were trying to show that _ bonus? yeah, i think they said they were trying to show that police - were trying to show that police could be the nice guys, so they were giving him an easy time. you're right, it was goldilocks. going in for a snooze to snooze off his boots. —— a snooze off his booze. it could've been of my sons. hello there. the sun was out across much of the country t

they say it's a bit like airbnb, but for desks.mpty, a service like this could help building owners to monetise underused properties, with the app taking 10% of the fees and also giving users more flexibility on the type of place they want to work. so whether you're kind of relatively introverted, you might want to space that is quiet, and that might be more suited to you or if you might be more extroverted and want to go to a super creative space. people now don't need to go to an office space to show that they are working. introverted and while it's mostly being used by individuals, some companies are also using the app to help their employees work remotely too. for example, cherelle khassal, former crystal palace footballer, now runs her own digital marketing firm. it changed us massively because we go to london quite a bit or birmingham and we always cram into like a starbucks or a nando's. being in a small coffee shop signing an nda, it's just not doable. it's just good to be able to to jump on the app and book a co—working sp

these policemen here in milwaukee for emergency vehicle training -- >> this silly guy found the one airbnbear-old presumably lost coming in from a night out. this was a lucky intruder. >> what if that dude stumbled into a bed with a kid or my wife? it could have been a different morning. right? so wrong place wrong time, lucky place, lucky time that there's duties that actually know how to handle that. >> reporter: not that this intruder chose this spot on purpose. >> he had no idea where he was. he had no idea where he thought he was. and he didn't know where he came from. >> reporter: officer pazola seeing the 19-year-old's misfortune as an opportunity, recording the entire ordeal and posting it on tiktok. where it's racked up more than 10,000 views. >> i try to make everything a tiktok video. part of what i do in our community is put myself out in front of people to be a real person. cops have a hard time right now. and when they can see that we're still having fun and we're still real people and we're good, it's a good thing. >> reporter: his colleagues also hoping the ordeal helps mak

breaking coming from airbnb. increasing flexibility on cancellation. you can permit booking cancellations for free up to 30 days prior. there had been issues about the pandemic when people wanting to cancel so they are changing conditions. that does it for this edition of bloomberg: technology. tune in monday, when we will be joined by tom mckinnon. up next, wall street week with my colleague david westin. enjoy and happy juneteenth. (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get relief. now there's aerotrainer by golo, the ergonomically correct exercise breakthrough that cradles your body so you can stretch and strengthen your core, relieve back pain, and tone your entire body. since i've been using the aerotrainer, my back pain is gone. when you're stretching your lower back on there, there is no better feeling. (announcer) do pelvic tilts for perfect abs and to strengthen your back. do planks for maximum core and total body conditioning. (woman) aerotrainer mak

there's no airbnb this place. it doesn't even have a shower. at least if we can keep what we have i'm willing to give up on the shower. i've been isolating here and i'm a doctor and my husband is a diabetic and he is sick and i'd like to keep it as is. i would appreciate it and keep it as what it is. thank you. >> thank you. >> we will now hear from the planning department. >> thank you, scott sanchez, planning department. just to add, the complaint has stated concerns about short-term rental and i'm not aware of any evidence of a short-term rental violation on the property and the property owner has said that was never done and if omar was the staff person who referred the complaint to d.b.i. then, he is our short term rental and he wouldn't have done that without first verifying there was no short term rental violations just to clarify that point and i'm available for any questions. >> vice president swig has a question. >> v.p. swig: sure. again, i'm frustrated and saddened for the property owner for their circumstances. what is the -- so, c

theory boeing but not this quarter previous ceo didn't want to do it, maybe new guy does i think airbnbu did well in the pandemic, tox nick this market even with business booming can create buying opportunities but only if you're patient and willing to take some pain. cameron in pennsylvania. >> caller: jimbo, first time, long time. paper towel for me >> it's going to work. >> caller: carnival cruise, going to hold short-term but more i want to hold it long-term. thoughts on buy more, sell or hold >> i would hold. it i do prefer norwegian cruise because better balance sheet, better job raising the cash and he's done a lot of good stuff with covid mike in california >> caller: hey, smoky central california boo-yah to you, jim. >> darn, it's back my god hope rain, everything happens good what's up? >> caller: in 25 minutes of investing, learned more from you than anybody else. >> you're very kind, thank you very sweet. >> caller: a few weeks ago and during the pandemic, ceo of liddell on talking about postpandemic prospects, so i bought the stock but stopped with 50-day moving action but

to stop some of the units being taken out of circulation for people to have that were previously airbnbgs, putting on a vacant homes tax, but none of that addresses the questions of the marketplace or housing market driven by demand. i keep asking, it is being as much driven by the fundamentals as much as anything else, and i'm told it is. we have huge growth taking place in the city, so we are trying to provide affordable housing, some ownership, and those are the measures we can take as a city government. amanda: one other the things that surprised everybody is the housing market continued so strong through the pandemic. we now know the stay-at-home effect had a strong effect on pricing and the willingness to buy and move. how is the city doing economically? is it still among the most restrictive places in north america? how does it look economically? mayor tory: we suffered like everywhere else. a lot of our businesses have been closed for extended amount of time or severely restricted but they are starting to open up now. there is the same pent-up demand from consumers who have not

the stimulus and tax cuts that are clearly driving a lot of the pockets of reflation or inflation, airbnbookings, when does that start to tail off? tony: i would tell you with booking, we happen to own that in our large-cap growth fund. leisure travel is picking up dramatically and we are seeing and it notably that business travel will pick up in the second half of this year and first half of next year. we think this environment can do quite well probably until the middle of next year and for us, that's going to seem what is the new normal? are people traveling more? are we getting back to business as it used to be? you are still coming off a very low base, particularly no base with his nose travel. there some opportunity there. haidi: great to have you with us. coming up, tesla hit by chinese regulators. nearly all the vehicles delivered there in recent years. details ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: bitcoin is in focus again -- the u.k. banning it from operating there. the company says it won't see a direct impact. let's bring in our team editor. the reaction was a bit of a shrug, say

they say it's a bit like airbnb, but for desks.ng empty, a service like this could help holding owners on utilised properties, taking a fee and giving users more flexibility on the type of place they want to work. so whether place they want to work. sr whether you place they want to work. 5r whether you are kind of interested, you might want to space that is quiet, and that might be more suited to you or if you want to be more extroverted and go to a super reactive space. people don't know need to go to an office space to show they are working. for example, this former crystal palace would all are now runs her own digital marketing firm. it changes massively because we go to london quite a bit or birmingham and we always cram into a starbucks or a nando's. being in a small coffee shop, signing an nda, it'sjust not doable. it'sjust easier signing an nda, it'sjust not doable. it's just easier to jump doable. it's just easier to jump on the app and book a doable. it�*s just easier to jump on the app and book a co— working space. jump

tech companies like facebook which is still blocked in china, google which had to leave the country, airbnbill fighting? emil: i mean, there was, if you touch social networking or sensitive areas like google maps or facebook, the chinese government is going to be very sensitive about letting you on app stores which is why you're not in there. uber, because we're more focused on transportation which is a less sensitive area from a government standpoint, we're allowed to exist, in fact, many of the mayors in china that i met were excited to have us there because we would compete against didi which meant lower prices for consumers and better wages for drivers. but today i think there has been a bit of a cold war between the countries. back in 2016 it was a much more optimistic time in u.s. china relations. they were going to pass a bill to allow investment banks in there, but today it's much more difficult for any company, even like uber, but for facebook to be able to launch in china. emily: you had an interesting tweet storm about all of this. one of my, one that stood out to me, you said wh

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they say it's a bit like airbnb, but for desks.tively introverted, you might want to space that is quiet, and that might be more suited to you or if you might be more extroverted and want to go to a super creative space. people now don't need to go to an office space to show that they are working. introverted and while it's mostly being used by individuals, some companies are also using the app to help their employees work remotely too. these days it is all about keeping hands clean. we are used to greeted by hand sanitiser anywhere we go these days. your work pass would have an id tag in it which sets off an alert if you walk straight past this. so a discrete text message will arrive on your phone reminding you to go back again and clean your hands. there we go, job done. just don't have your ring tone set to loud stop pre—pandemic, savortex had focused on smart hand dryers that counted how many people used them compared to how many passed by. some maybejust didn't dry their hands but many didn't wash them, yuck. and then covid st

because brian chesky, the ceo of airbnb, said as a travel company, the pandemic felt like being hit bydo. -- by a torpedo. what did it feel like as a fashion company when you wondered if women were ever going to leave the house again? jennifer: i knew they would leave the house again, but you had complete uncertainty as to when. it was really a fight to save this business i dedicated the last 13 years of my life to and built alongside thousands of people who also dedicated their hearts and their lives. it felt like we were immediately going into a fight mode, and that kind of led to us being unbelievably decisive very quickly. by the time we got to april, we were actually able to shift gears and focus on who do we want to be coming out of covid, and how do we prepare the business to come out of this financially stronger and strategically stronger. so i am really glad we made the decisions we wanted to in march to make sure we had the financial runway to make it, no matter how long covid lasted. emily: talk to us about fight mode and those decisions. i know there were some layoffs and b

i know people, airbnb, they ran out some of their apartments.s quite possible people have visitors, people are away. so, how departments could have more occupants than normal. apartments could be empty. they are usually occupied. i am guessing it's something you work at every day as these inquiries, missing person inquiries, come in. >> correct. exactly. i've said from the beginning, i would be careful about those numbers, but i think as the days go by, that number gets stronger and stronger. is there anything the president can tell you are off for you in your community right now? >> we owe the president to thank you. he has done his part. he's done his job. he has done his duty as an elected official who is in charge of caring for the people of this nation. he has gone out of his way he's done it early. his white house called me the next day, and they told me in so many words that we were not going to have to worry about resources or red tape. he has been true to his word on that account. >>. >> by my math, you are just north, six hours and a h

i know people -- airbnb out some of their apartments.usible people have visitors, people are away. so apartments could be -- have more occupants than normal, apartments could be empty that are usually occupied. i'm guessing it's something you work at every day as these inquiries come in? >> correct, exactly. so it's -- i've said from the beginning that i would be careful about those numbers, but i think as the days go by, that number getting stronger and stronger. >> is there anything the president can tell you, is there anything the president can offer to you that would be comfort to you and your community right now? >> i think we owe the president a thank you. you know, he's done his part. he's done his job. he's done his duty. as an elected official who's in charge for caring for the people of this nation, he has gone out of his way to make sure that we were taken care of. by the way, he's done it early. his white house called me the next day and told me in so many words that we were not going to have to worry about resources or red t

airbnb is a condition for market entry in china effectively having to be able to turn over data.n old data. i don't know but it's a sensitive issue. the question about executive order, it's a closer call because in practice the trump executive orders were rolled back or effectively an old by the courts anyway. the fact that biden rolled back the executive orders wasn't really the news of the day, the real news is coming up, what are they going to do about it? >> shannon: i think a lot of americans would be interested to see how that turns out. there's been a lot of news about lockheed martin and this revelation that they sent more than 1,000 employees through a specific training. senator tom cotton has pushed them. he wanted to know more about what it was. this letter from the co said employees attended a three-day training course and had a white man's caucus which was administrated by a vendor. the training is required for leaders. he goes on to say lockheed martin faces no employment action on the training but it seems to be getting to be more standard corporate fare. >> and va

say the moves are related to a recent bloomberg businessweek investigation into violent crimes at airbnbbal news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we have to be very watchful, and particular advanced economy central banks, at looking at the performance of inflation expectations, and certainly they should be very watchful. so far we haven't seen that, and that is a good omen. jonathan: that was the bank for international settlements general manager, the former governor of the central bank of mexico. good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. closing out q2 with one trading day still to go, and closing out the front half of 2021. in the equity market, 4280 one, unchanged on the s&p 500, coming off the back of four straight days of gains. with yields heading lower on the 10 year yield to 1.4581%, crude at $73 94 cents, what are your we have had so far. up within 52%, the most if we ended the year right now since 2009. quite

if you can find an airbnb, they will be rebrand burst. i don't know how easy that was. >> the average high temperature in june for seattle is around 70. just a few hours south in portland, it hit 115 degrees. the city shut down its light rail service. >>> we have video coming up of streets buckling heat. look at the temperatures right now. they fell back into the 60s as the marine layer is returning for them. yesterday, they were near 80 degrees. that is some good news. he was a look at today's temperatures. 89 to 96. as we look at the rest of oregon and california, still plenty of 100s. they will continue to taper up in the pacific northwest and the rest of us as we head into the next couple of days. those temperatures are warmer than average. back home, you can see the cloud deck hanging over san francisco, one of our missed your areas. there is some isolated drizzle out there this morning, is not nearly as widespread. it will be warmer this afternoon. if you are at home, we have come fear days ahead if you want to do some yard work. if

you find the sweet spot and in there, you have companies like service now, you have companies like airbnb, the doordashes, adyen, a lot of interesting names in that range and have a lot of upward mobility because you can see that when these tech companies get large, they enter into the hundreds of billions of market cap kind of value and that's what you can find in that range >> mike, can't help but notice you're at the nasdaq i think you were there for the confluent ipo, an early investor and board member i wonder what were the discussions about going to traditional ipo route versus a direct listing >> look, we did discuss it as you often do i think we decided to go with a conventional ipo because the offering is largely primary shares, we're raising capital. that's more tried and proven but also the truth of the matter is because these direct listings have become more primetime, ip os have become more predictable. the pressure that direct listings are putting on to ipos are making the entire system more flexible, and we ended up in a situation where we're super happy with, the company i

so they just told them if you can find an airbnb they'll be reimbursed but i don't know how easy that was. >> portland was so hot that the city ended up shutting down its light rail service. >> wires there melted. look at this. roads in seattle buckling and cracking because of the historic heat. several reports of lane and street closures due to the damage. near the canadian border a hole opened up in the middle of the road. thankfully it has since been fixed. in fact 118 in canada yesterday. an all time record high temperature for them. so it was even hotter north of the border. back here at home, there it is. our saving grace once again. not quite as stout as it it was yesterday. if you're doing outdoor activities, going to be a little warmer this afternoon. warmest this week. it'll be a little breezy in the usual spots as we head into the afternoon hours. yesterday we had green on all of our pollen, grass is up to moderate. but that's only going to last today and tomorrow. let's talk about temperatures. here we're looking at the east bay where we have cloud cover around 55 to 59. y