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airbnb told us... in reality, holiday lets are only a recent concern.gh, there is a two—year wait to be rehoused by a local authority that sold 40,000 homes under right to buy. if you're looking for three bedrooms, that wait can stretch to three years. i'm not going to pretend it's easy for people. we have 6,000 households who are currently homeless, and we don't have a huge supply. that's why we're sending here where we're building housings and mid—markets as well. even back in 2007, the scottish government... and wanted 35,000 homes of all types built a year. the financial crash of 2008, however, derailed those plans. the housing industry has yet to beat the pre—crash levels. the government nearly missed its last five year target. there's always more we want to do and more that we will do, - which is why we set the 110,000 homes by 2032~ _ over 103,000 homes have been delivered since 2007. _ compare that to the previous administration, who i think. delivered six council houses - in the preceding seven years before we took office in 2007. there were on

joins us with whether facebook is investable here >>> plus, what's the opportunity in tech, wearable airbnb piper, ideas in the cloud, salesforce, tulio. julia. >> the stock down 16% since the start of the september, and one of the biggest laggards on the 500. and just out calling the stock quote the internet's third rail posing the question is facebook investable the analyst behind, mark, thanks for talking to us today. you have a buy rating on facebook despite the challenges, including challenges targeting regulatory overhang. why give a buy rating on the stock? >> yeah, there's certainly a lot going on with facebook right now. one of those emotional topics, kind of just like religion and politics you know, aside from the rhetoric around the name, there's obviously fundamental questions with the iefa coming in this quarter, regulatory overhang, engagement questions why i continue to like it, despite the noise as we look into 2022, there's a lot to like about the story. user engagement is quite strong. advertisers continue to stick their head in to invest. and new next year, particularly s

i went on airbnb and looked up orinda for one night. if you see here, you can only rent for 2 nights. you cannot do a one night stay. other airbnb customers have noticed changes in policies after the deadly halloween night. >> there were some regulations. we couldn't gather. they made some reasonable regulations. >> reporter: but poynter says that is not enough point >> 2 years later, and the family has a lot of questions and few answers. the people he would go to for these answers are being nonresponsive and have gone radio silent. >> he mentioned more questions than answers, but what about the investigators? didn't they originally make arrests in this case? >> reporter: they did make a couple of arrests right after this incident, but they released the suspects because they didn't have enough evidence. 2 years later, they still don't have anyone behind bars. i reached out today to the sheriff's department, and this is what they told me. quote, nothing to update. >> thank you. >>> big news in the fight against covid. the fda has paved t

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i have an airbnb rental three doors down the street from me. it was a three bedroom home they carved up into six bedrooms. it's being used fairly constantly. it's clearly breaking the law in terms of how often it's being used and other factors. we've complained about this numerous times, the short term rental office has never done anything about it. so they pretty much have told us we've got this under control now in san francisco, but from what we see just right down the street from me, that's just simply not the case. the other thing i want to mention, it has to do with a new law that was passed having to do with what's called accessory dwelling units or in-law units. san francisco is trying to legalize these as much as possible which i think is a good idea. but when the law was created, i urged supervisor mar who was pushing this to make sure because tymoney is being spent to help people to figure out whether they could do this and so the city money is being used to assist in the creation of a.d.u.s but they didn't put anything in there sayi

i have an airbnb rental three doors down the street from me. it was a three bedroom home they carved up into six bedrooms. it's being used fairly constantly. it's clearly breaking the law in terms of how often it's being used and other factors. we've complained about this numerous times, the short term rental office has never done anything about it. so they pretty much have told us we've got this under control now in san francisco, but from what we see just right down the street from me, that's just simply not the case. the other thing i want to mention, it has to do with a new law that was passed having to do with what's called accessory dwelling units or in-law units. san francisco is trying to legalize these as much as possible which i think is a good idea. but when the law was created, i urged supervisor mar who was pushing this to make sure because tymoney is being spent to help people to figure out whether they could do this and so the city money is being used to assist in the creation of a.d.u.s but they didn't put anything in there sayi

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in september of that year airbnb filed today in federal court. all parties found themselves in mediation in federal court from january to april 2017. as a result of that deviation came a settlementagreement in may 2017 . thesettlement agreement provides further regulatory guidance . >> it's worth mentioning that part of that august 2016 legislation also held platforms as compared to folks accountable for fines and enforcement. >> yes, that's right. as part of the settlement agreement for hosting platforms must inform us of registration requirements, cannot allow bookings for non-ost are registered host and must provide ostare with rosters with short-term rental listings on the site and must provide sgr with monthly affidavits as compliance . oh sgr must provide applicants with fundingapplications to host guests and provide an appeals process for denied applications . supervisors, as a result of the settlement agreement osgr has seen that platforms provided increased response in data sharing creating a fair playing field for noncompliant hosts for

let's hold on to airbnb. i think they're going to accomplish great things. and thank you for the kind words about the investment club. our second brian, in california. brian. >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call >> of course >> caller: hey, i've been watching fedex for the better part of a year now it has come way down it's bouncing around its 52-week low, pd ratio is about 12 1/2. and christmas is coming. so i wanted to get your thoughts on what you thought this trade should be. >> i'm going to be candid. i happen to like them very much, but that last conference call was suboptimal they took -- they really, frankly, made me feel like you can't own this until you see the next quarter the trust is putting up a lot because of the investing club. check with your boltons, you'll see what i mean. listen, i don't want you to panic. this stagflation nieces, they want you to panic. it may surprise you how quickly things will turn around with technology and time. >>> tonight, emerson technology announced it'

airbnb is cracking down on halloween parties this weekend for the second year in a row.ompany's blocking one night reservations for entire home listings for people without a history of positive reviews on the site. some two night stays might be blocked. if there is a risk of parties you'll remember back in 19 2005 people were killed in an airbnb in orinda over halloween weekend. well we had it as we head into your weekend. we are talking about more clouds and cooler temperatures so today probably felt warm to you were warm to you. if you're away from the coastline, temperatures lots of seventies even if you spots. right around 80 degrees, so very warm friday, the one exception, though, toward the coast, persistent too dense fog, keeping the temperature only in the fifties in pacifica, and that fog locally dance is making its way back to the baby. right now. here's the plan this weekend. more clouds for your saturday the chance of a few sprinkles or even a light shower favor in the north, but also the coast. but for the most part, we're talking about those clouds for tomo

airbnb did remove it. >> still with those same pictures?c said it's impossible to tell after the fact if a photo has been doctored. they offer a service that essentially verifies photos at the point they're taken. you take the picture in the app, it gets time stamped and given a verification seal of approval so you know it hasn't been altered, but most people aren't using that app so you don't know. i would say if you show up and you have this situation happen, contact the homeowner and the rental company right away and document every conversation so it proves you took immediate action. >> do they have a refund policy in general? >> they do and they said in this case because james left the property and went back to his apartment, which you can sort of understand why, that he didn't give them a chance to rectify the problem. obviously it would have taken a long time. >> maybe scummy people should stop trying to take advantage of other people. >> there's that. >> sounds good. >>> coming up, chassis post shows you where to find the fashion tre

airbnb and doordash and this is a measure of profitability and they've seen their valuations soar as public companies john, julia, carl, rent the runway is an interesting indication julia, you and i were trading e-mails about the consignment model and that wasn't loved by public market investors either >> well, i think what's so important to acknowledge here is that tech companies are -- they hate having inventory. investors hate it when there's any inventory depreciates, but what rent the runway has been doing is acknowledging that they want to move from being relying on owning inventory and they've been shifting this model where they have brands that give them access to clothes without them paying any up front or any meaningful up-front fees and then they share in the revenues and they've been effectively eliminating that inventory ownership for a bigger piece of their business and in the s-1 they talked about the asset light sources for the products that have grown from 26% in fiscal 2019 to approximately 54% in fiscal 2020 we are talking over half of the products now sourced with

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airbnb will make an exception this year if you have a history of positive reviews. the company estimates their efforts resulted in a 49% drop in unauthorized parties last year. kristen:eah officialare issome ws since we are still in a pande ainpeopleutside because the virusdon't substitute costume ms for cdc approved face masks. officials suggest making cloth masks part of the possible -- part of the costume if possible. carry hand sanitizer with you and keep six feet of distance between you and people outside of your household. larry: the three-day outside lands fight about -- outside lands festival was canceled last year but now music brothers -- now using lovers ready to rock again. reporter: outside lands is back. the music festival returns after being canceled last year due to the pandemic. >> is amazing to be back. reporter: those attending will be in for a few changes. everyone must show proof of vaccination or a negative test and inside, all vendors will be wearing masks. >> everybody coming to the festival has to be vaccinated or show proof of a covid negat

. >> lauren was last seen in late june while staying at an airbnb outside of los angeles.ter: lauren cho, whom friends call "l," had been staying at an airbnb desert resort about a two-hour drive from los angeles when she vanished in late june. a 30-year-old new jersey native cho was staying there with friends, including her ex-boyfriend. the san bernardino sheriff's department said the friends reported cho was, quote, upset and presumably walked away from the resort leaving behind her personal belongings. >> looked everywhere we can from 29 to barto. >> reporter: as the sheriff's department and volunteers scoured the area so did cho's friends. >> we have gone thousands of miles and tirelessly went to gas stations and pasted up flyers in the low desert and high desert. out to san diego because she said in the week before she disappeared she wanted to go to the beach. >> reporter: the sheriff's department said her ex-boyfriend reported her missing about three hours after she disappeared. in a statement investigators say, quote, he indicated shef suffering from mental distre

cbs news >>> coming up at 5:00, two years since a deadly halloween night shooting at an east bay airbnb, we look into where the case stands now. >>> here is a look at our new afternoon lineup, cbs evening news with norah o'donnell is coming up next and we followed that with back-to-back episodes of judge judy starting at 4:00, and then the news at 5:00. >>> before we go, you know the unappetizing sip of orange juice after you have just brush your teeth? tropicana says his new toothpaste will avoid that come it does not have the ingredient that causes the funky reaction, but it is not at the store, you have to enter to win it on their instagram page on november 1st. just avoid the orange juice. >> sounds too good to be true. i will let you try it. >> you try it. that is it for us, cbs evening news coming up, more news at 5:00 and stin captioning sponsored by cbs .>> o'donnell: tonight, mall terror threat, the warning from intelligence officials. members of isis could be planning an attack this halloween weekend. how the terror group is inciting lone wolf attacks. security patrols beefed

. >>> airbnb has banned single night bookings on halloween to prevent disruptive sent disruptive, or potentially deadly parties, like we saw in our rented 2 years ago. five people were killed and four others wounded at a halloween event promoted as a manchin party. and attorney for the families say they are frustrated there have been no arrest in the case point >> at this point, they are left with more questions and answers on the eve of this orinda massacre point >> since the shooting, the city of orinda adopted an emergency ordinance, giving homeowners guidelines to follow if they offer short-term rentals. >>> soccer and fifa officials will be in the bay area this weekend scouting levi's stadium as a possible venue for one of the biggest sporting events on earth , the world cup. >> this is the first world cup in the history of fifa where a stadium doesn't have to be built. i think the bay area in terms of the candidate is a very strong candidate. >> santa clara is among 22 cities under consideration for the 2026 tournament. ultimately, 16 will be selected as host cities in the u.s.

hosting the 2026 world cup backed by the 49ers, salesforce, google, visa, airbnb, and others, including the mayors of oakland, san francisco, and san jose. >> we know we have a great tradition of soccer in the bay area. whether the earthquakes, or the world cup back in 1994, we have shown we are a soccer crazed community. >> 22 cities across three countries being considered as host cities. expected to examine each capability to be a host venue and whether the surrounding region is suitable. >> when you talk about an international event at that level, you are talking about the multiculturalism we celebrate here. >> the world cup would bring the potential for the region to rebound from pandemic losses. understanding major events, dropping money. the world cup can bring more than $300 million to the bay area. >> trying to come out of this pandemic, filling tables, getting cash registers going, it is so needed right now. >> fans say it is achievable, knowing the bay area has been the backdrop for many premier national and global events. >> we are silicon valley. we are present on the map re

airbnb announcing the original house from the 1996 thriller "scream" can be booked for halloween.se is available for three nights. >> a house has been kept exactly as it appeared in the film, including knife marks on the doors. we're told a phone line can also be used to contact the villain from the movie. i don't know. is there something you want do with the kids? >> you see they got the character up there in the upstairs window, too. creepy. >>> the weather i think you are going to like if you like summer-like weather tomorrow. 90s inland. look at the big changes friday and saturday. we will be watching this closely in the seven-day forecast. big cooling. a chance of showers. also the ten-day outlook. livermore, this might be it for the 90 degree temperatures for a while. notice things cool tuesday and wednesday. beyond next weekend, tri-valley temperatures 60s and 70s. similar in napa, too. two more days of summer and then the big changes may stick around for a while. closely watching the shower chances towards the end of next week. terry. >> fantastic, rob. >>> thanks for watc

tomorrow, the 49ers along with the mayors of oakland, san francisco, san jose and companies like airbnb, google, salesforce will host these officials from fifa, give them a tour of the stadium and try to convince them that some of the world cup soccer games should be played here in 2026. there are 17 other cities in the united states bidding for the opportunity to host some of these games. fifa will only choose between 10 and 12 host cities in our county and then a few more expected in canada and mexico. this will be a north american event. that decision expected early next year. this is video from the last world cup tournament in 2018 in which france beat croatia. being selected to host could have a huge economic impact on the bay area as hundreds of thousands of people would be expected to flood in for a month of these larg area hosted various fifa world cup matches. and the 1999 fifa women's world cup semifinal took place at stanford university. here's mayor sam licardo. the south bay has a rich history in hosting international soccer and boasts the world-class venues needed to get t

hosting the 2026 world cup backed by the 49ers, salesforce, google, visa, airbnb, and others, including the mayors of oakland, san francisco, and san jose. >> we know we have a great tradition of soccer in the bay area. whether the earthquakes, or the world cup back in 1994, we have shown we are a soccer crazed community. >> 22 cities across three countries being considered as host cities. expected to examine each capability to be a host venue and whether the surrounding region is suitable. >> when you talk about an international event at that level, you are talking about the multiculturalism we celebrate here. >> the world cup would bring the potential for the region to rebound from pandemic losses. understanding major events, dropping money. the world cup can bring more than $300 million to the bay area. >> trying to come out of this pandemic, filling tables, getting cash registers going, it is so needed right now. >> fans say it is achievable, knowing the bay area has been the backdrop for many premier national and global events. >> we are silicon valley. we are present on the map re

airbnb is offering bonuses for those who list their homes during the summit. cruise ships can accommodate several thousand people. it was bad enough when bars were closed for months. more bad news. the favorite drink may be more expensive. the ceo said the company must become more aggressive on prices going forward. they are feeling the heat of higher logistic costs. that your bloomberg is this flash. alix: i would be interested to see the price impact. if you are a can party lever, i can't imagine you would be upset by higher prices. demand is still going to be there. francine: we spoke to the chief executive earlier on. you been drinking at home moderately. then they say that across the drinks they have, they are going to increase prices. it's interesting that he did not pinpoint what he will increase prices on. maybe you will be spared. it's a more expensive third-year scotch that will increase in price. they tend to be not so price-sensitive. i think chanel put up prices by 30% and we still had record sales. alix: this reminds me of the u.k. budget. the ta

she was staying in an airbnb with family and her former boy friends. and 27-year-old raja mcqueen. security cameras show a bullet hole in the door of her car on june 26, the day she went missing. police in fewland -- in fruitland, oregon say they got information from a witness about a car that could be helpful with the timeline in the case. eric: we must pray and think all the missing. coming up next on fox news, one day after that deadly suicide bombing in afghanistan. u.s. officials are meeting in qatar. a live report on any progress straight ahead. hi susan! honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? now get powerful relief with robitussin elderberry. (judith) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? don't you just ride the wave? (judith) no - we actively manage client portfolios based on our forward-looking views of the market. (other money manager

that is what airbnb is good at. stuart: i will take that argument. moderna up 1%. jab. you have moderna selling additional 170 million doses of vaccine to kovacs to up -- stuart: that is a lot of revenue. susan: it sure is. stuart: amazon, rethinking. this is interesting. this is not amazon warehouse workers. this is amazon office workers. they got a change in plan for going back to work. what is it? susan: they're letting managers decide who needs to be in and how often. the guidance used to be come into the office maybe three times a week. now it could mean depending on your manager stay home forever. editorializing here but amazon is the second biggest employer, right? 1.3 million workers many of them in warehouses. this work arrangement could be andy jesse's ceo way of getting around a vaccine mandates. if he requires vaccination for his staff including the warehouse workers, they might bail. then he has a major supply chain issue. stuart: that is good. way around it. susan: i don't think he will ever say that, if they are giving all the flexibility it could be

michael: that reminds me of when brian was on your show talking about the future of travel with airbnbthat every company is figuring out what the future is going to look like. i think tinder and match group which is the parent company is looking towards the future to roll in these features, whether it is audio, video or ai. in the second quarter they closed an acquisition of hyper connect, a south korean company. i think we will be seeing more of that in the future as they pivot more towards video. emily: it's an australian now. i was expecting it to expand beyond it? michael: they did some tests in smaller markets and decided to start in australia, it gives what the company said a representative you of global -- view of global consumers. we will see what happens in australia. emily: michael tobin, thank you for that story. meantime, an update on our top story. facebook suffering an outage. shutting out many of its 2.7 billion global users. it is affecting the family of social media apps including the main social network, instagram and whatsapp. down detector says the outage is the lar

cohen upgrading airbnb expecting alternative longing to be permanent and the street is underestimating growth specifically in 2024 signet announcing it's buying retailer diamond direct for $490 million to add to the bridal business and expected to close in fourth quarter of 2022. the ceo said it brings in a younger luxury oriented bridal shopper and is an entry point to building a lifetime customer relationship and raised the 2022 revenue guidance and said she doesn't expect any supply chain disruptions why they use air mostly instead of shipping and avoided the delays around the ports. by the way gina drosos will join us live to talk about that 3:00 p.m. this wedding boom if you haven't noticed is happening they expect it to last. >> jewelry i guess smaller and cheaper to ship or fly than big product deliveries. >> certainly part of it. >> unless it's masses of gold. not real lay signet product then. >> that's bars that would be special jewelry. >> but looking forward to that tomorrow. >>> time for a cnbc news update with rahel solomon. >> hi. here's what's happening at this hour a wy

i saw them bring airbnb to the hotel and peloton the studio. we have inventory and train people.you order from apple, you take experience and we bring the store to you. you can do everything in the home you can do in a store. emily: because of supply chain issues, people cannot get what they are ordering. it takes months. how are you seeing that play out? how bad is it given how many years you have spent in this industry? ron: i have been doing iphone launches since the first one for the apple store. it is very common at the beginning of a launch to have challenges with inventory. that is exacerbated this year with all the challenges we are reading about. the iphones are really popular. that lasts for a bit and you have to keep moving forward. emily: even this one? you would not say this particular supply dynamic is an anomaly? ron: i don't really have insight. you can read down points from apple's website, but it is hard to know how constrained it really is. emily: if there are supply constraints and consumers cannot get what they want, does that impact enjoy at all? they are wa

. >> today and tomorrow are the n francisco, san josÉ, oakland and big companies like airbnb and googleand salesforce, and they will host the officials of fifa and give them a tour and try and convince them that some of the world cup games should be played here in 2026. there are 17 other cities in the united states bidding for the opportunity to host some of the soccer games. fifa will choose only 10 to 12 cities in our country, and a few more expected to be chosen in mexico and canada. this video, by the way s. from last year's world cup -- excuse me, the last world cup tournament in 2018 in which france beat croatia. it could have a huge economic impact on the bay area. this would not be the first for us in the bay area. in 1994 the bay area hosted various fifa world cup matches, and then the women's semifinal took place at sanford university. the south bay has a rich history in hosting international soccer and boasts the world class venues. reporting live here outside levi stadium in santa clara, bob redell for "today in the bay." >>> governor newsom headed to the united nations glo

our society in ways that make it better offer all of us, the reason i did linkedin and engage with airbnbirst greylock investment, transport is the same thing. if you redefine this transportation network, you save huge numbers of lives. we see critical supply chain shortages because of working out of the pandemic. if you had a thomas vehicles with aurora working on that today, that would in fact make all of our lives better. reid: how can supply chain be alleviated? reid: as opposed to waiting for three months to have furniture delivered, or having these shifts just stop waiting outside the port, you would have the delivery happen. it goes all the way from aurora, working on self driving trucks, which is a delivery from the grocery store to your doorstep. emily: how far away is that future? we want to know when we can do this and when it will be safe. reid: safety is number one, number two, and number three. they are focused on that. a small number of years. it is not only line of sight. it is not over the next hill. emily: is it an exaggeration? reid: it is becoming real. flying cars was

hollow books for assassins to keep their guns in, hell, they could start renting outline rathers on airbnb. i think it is a perfect idea. it is quiet, there is furniture, you can have sex in it, there is a 75 year old woman who live there who you can talk to but don't have to talk to. st just like an air bmb. moving on, these days we talk a lot about systemic racism and how subtle discrimination is baked into all levels of society. but it is important to remember that america is not all like that. there is also very obvious one-on-one racism. >> so imagine moving your family into your dream home to start a new life only to find yourself subjected to nonstop harassment from your new neighbor. that is what a black family in virginia beach has been living with. they describe an escalating campaign of racial slur, loud music and monkey noises. >> . ♪ from now on if a person uses the word [bleep] it it must be at least seven-- words away from the word god. >> whenever we would step out of the house the monkey noise was start, so racist t is disgusting. like i don't even know how to explain it.

part of the reason i did linkedin and engage with airbnb, my first investment, transport is the sameng. if you redefine the transportation network, you save huge numbers of lives. we see critical supply chain shortages now because of working out of the pandemic. if you had autonomous vehicles with or were working on that today, that would make all of our lives at her. emily: how could the supply chain issues the alleviated if this technology was at our fingertips? >> as opposed to waiting for three months data furniture delivered or have these chips waiting outside the port, you would have the delivery happening. it goes all the way from aurora working on self-driving trucks to a delivery from the grocery store to your doorstep. emily: how far away is that jetsons future? we all want to know, when can i do this and when will it be safe? >> safety is number one, number two and number three. i would say a small number of years. not only line of sight. it is not even over the next hill. emily: is the jetsons an exaggeration or could that be real? >> that it is becoming real. flying cars

friends say they saw her leaving an airbnb walking into the desert with no water, food or cell phone.is super caring, very loving, and just a really loyal and good friend. >> meantime, the fbi has joined the search for a missing 19-year-old florida woman. miya was last seen one week ago at her apartment complex in orlando. friends and supporters held a vigil last night in her honor. police had wanted to talk to a maintenance man who entered her apartment without permission. he was found dead of an apparent suicide earlier this week. >>> all right. a colorado man has filed a federal civil rights suit claiming two officers tased him and slammed him to the ground after a 2019 traffic stop because the police officers failed to realize he is deaf. bradie mystic spent four months in jail charged with assault on a police officer and resisting arrest before charges were dropped eventually. the police chief at the time deemed the officer's actions appropriate. the authors are defended in a lawsuit separate from the spring. >>> n.y.p.d. launching an investigation into two officers after their n

is this the hope, to be the uber of transportation, or the airbnb of travel?o you get there? amish: absolutely, the goal is to fundamentally disrupt the experience and launch across the u.s., and ultimately, internationally. i think our coverage with the existing spectrum we have covers over 40 million homes. our ambition is to go after that and build towards that. emily: chet, the competition is big time. you are competing with spacex,, amazon and their hyper satellite networks. what do you have on them? chet: it is interesting. capacity matters in this business. think of it, you are competing against gable, the largest incumbent, and they have about a gigahertz worth of spectrum. none of these other approaches come close to what the customer really needs in any kind of density. so those technologies that you have mentioned are appropriate for what i would call remote applications -- you have got a house in the middle of nowhere, or on a priori, or a vacation homes. that works great. but in the metropolitan areas or suburbs, you need a lot of capacity, and yo

the 49ers along with the mayors of san josÉ, san francisco, oakland and some major companies like airbnbill host the officials from fifa, and give them a tour of levi stadium behind me here in santa clara, and try to convince them the bay area should host some of the world cup soccer games in 2026. there are 17 other cities in the united states bidding for the opportunity to host some of the games. people will choose only 10 to 12 host cities in our country, and a few cities expected in canada and mexico. this video, by the way, from the last world cup tournament in 2018 in which france beat croatia. being selected to host could have a huge economic impact in the bay area. thousands of people would be flooding in for months for large-scale events. the bay area hosted various fifa world cup matches before. here's a statement in part for the san josÉ mayor, quoting the south bay has a rich history in hosting international soccer and boasts the world class venues needed to get the job done in 2026, and we have the infrastructure and passion needed to leverage the economic boost the event wo

airbnb is offering 31 night stays at the screen house. it only costs five dollars a night.tte, a scream movie marathon, and face. don't be the next victim. booking opens october 12. who is in? >> five dollars a night? >> but what kind of cheap thrill? no thanks. spencer: i would rather stay at the misses doubtfire house. larry: do they even have a ms. doubtfire house? spencer: there is the house where they shut the exteriors. larry: but you can't stay there. did you break in, spencer? spencer: if you have a choice between two famous houses, i would choose that one. >> there is no jump scare, right? there was no one jumping out to scare you. larry: no, but i assume there's got to be something scary about the house. but five dollars, you can't get anything for five dollars. >> larry, does it sound like you would go? spencer: the price is right for larry. larry: generally free is my price, you know that. i am not into scary things. real life scares me so much, i do not need an additional scary thing. >> if i want scary, i just go to social media. larry: we are having a great c

mandy: backed by salesforce, airbnb, google and others, including the mayors of oakland and san jose. have a great tra dition of we have shown we are a soccer crazed community. mandy: fifa is fifa is fifa is examine each state's capabilities to be a host venue and whether the surrounding region is to double. -- is suitable. >> we are talking about the kind of multiculturalism we really celebrate here. mandy: the world bring the potential to rebound from pandemic related events. it could bring $300 million to the bay area. >> it gets cash registers going and is so needed right now. mandy: fans say it is an achievable goal, knowing the bay area has been the backdrop for many premier national and global events. >> we are silicon valley, we are present on the map, so i think it would draw a great crowd. mandy: t t t officials will be touring levi's stadium. i'm amanda custodio, julian: there is a is a is a isa wage gaps across the state. jobina is at the live desk to explain. jobina: the pay gap study is the result of a state law passed last year that requires large companies to submit re

. >> reporter: lauren cho had been staying at an airbnb desert resort near los angeles when she vanished with friends including her ex-boyfriend. the san bernardino sheriff's department said cho was upset and presumably walked away from the resort, leaving behind her personal belongings. >> we looked everywhere we can from 29 to barstow. >> reporter: as the sheriff's department scoured the area, so did her friends. >> we have gone thousands of miles and went to gas stations, posted up flyers in the low desert t high desert. we went out to san diego because in the week before her disappearance, she said she just wanted to go to the beach. her boyfriend pointed out her missing three hours after she disappeared. he indicated she was suffering from mental distress. >> i was going to teach her how to pierce. she was my apprentice. the pandemic was wearing on her and she had this opportunity to change scenery in her life and go after a dream of cooking and chef work. >> reporter: and baking. shown here on an instagram account shared by cho's sister. cho's sister told cnn the family doesn't hav

. >> oh, i'm really big right now on epic games, roblox, doordash and airbnb, they have a couple thingse network, the algorithm ims they're building and more importantly, the monetization models. charles: i really love roblox. i'm with you, i'd probably buy some more myself. ray, mike, love having this discussion with you, and you're both probably spot on. i think the name is going to be meta. that's just my hunch. i think it's a simple lockdown of an easy stock symbol. nasdaq has been up even though yields are up, the s&p is going back and forth, it wants to go up, and i've got a feel toking last hour of trade thing might be just eventful, right, liz claman? liz: by the way, roblox is up $5 right now. charles: wow, okay. liz: there you go. we are watching a nail-biter on wall street. the s&p needs just under one point to set a new all-time high, and it is there -- well, it's touch and go, but, yeah, now up 2 points here. if it can't hold its gains, that will snap a six-day winning streak. markets mixed. big blue is holding the big board back, the dow jones industrials down 94 points. 9

airbnb is next as -- gaish gash is next. and we see head behinds. the s&p 500 here in the u.s.l below that 100-day moving average. although we continue to see a little bit of a rebound when it comes to u.s. futures. you can see the us a he dollar trading at that 73 level. it did gain some momentum after prime minister scott morrison announced bans on international travel will be lifted in november which is a month ahead of schedule. so we will be waiting for the market open there. this is bloomberg. ♪♪ >> hello from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york i'm shery ahn. we are counting down to the major market open. haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. asian stocks are set to fall, declines on surging commodity prices and how that could spare inflation. president biden warninghe

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. >> lauren cho, whom friends call elle had been staying at an airbnb desert resort when she vanishedn late june. a 30-year-old new jersey native, cho was staying there with friends including her ex-boyfriend. the san bernardino sheriff's department said these friends reported cho was quote upset and presumably walked away from the resort leaving behind her personal belongings. >> we looked everywhere we can from 29 to bar stow. >> reporter: as the sheriff's department and volunteers scoured the area, so did who's friends. >> we have gone thousands of miles, and tirelessly went to gas stations and pasted up flyers in the low desert, the high desert. we went to san diego because she said in the week before she disappeared that she just wanted to go to the beach. >> reporter: the sheriff's department said her ex-boyfriend reported her missing about three hours after she disappeared. in a statement, investigators say quote he indicated she was suffering from mental distress. >> she worked here at my studio. the plan was i was going to teach her how to pierce so she was my apprentice. >>

to them, but you've got to start to wonder if that window you saw, some of the names, doordash and airbnbst-pandemic world. >> carl, i wonder how they'll set up the narrative ahead of that potential transaction and that's usually what executives try to do and here are the numbers and trends that we want you to look at we'll check the resting heart rate as it proceeds. >> meanwhile, i want to get a final check on cloud stocks and mostly higher today and extending their significant outperformance and one of the etfs is skyy trading at the best pace since last november including coopa and cloud flair we mentioned flair, a fresh all-time high today and was in cramer's radar, today. tonight, netflix and ual before things start to continue to heat up tomorrow as well with verizon and biogen let's get to the half on this anniversary week let's get to the judge ♪ ♪ >>> carl, thanks so much welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner the rally in stocks, four straight and counting while brad guester in is with us and the investment committee here to debate your money's next move. joining me

jimmy's pointing out all these stocks how come small caps are still below their march high how come airbnb or disney or uber or the airlines that are all re-opening stocks, how come they're not ripping towards new highs? i think this time around's a little different i'm going to give you a real example of what i'm talking about. this weekend i was in an ice rink in new jersey they were charging $25 to watch 15 and 16-year-old kids play hockey they weren't doing it because it was standing room only and there was overwhelming demand. they were doing it to defer cost, input costs and wage inflation. that's stagflation and that's the concern right now, and that's where, i see it before, the market's going to rally on long financials, jimmy, but also the fangs it's about companies that are going to have pricing power because not all boats are going to rise like they did in q1 when it was about vaccines and reflation. >> brynn >> a couple things here. i think that if you read, you know, goldman's lowering their gdp estimates and lowering their growth estimates, so longer term that would tell you

you mentioned it, the accounting, we are used to adjusted ebitda from the likes of lyft and uber, airbnbhey asked investors to look at gross profit excluding clothing depreciation as one of our colleagues put it, this is basically a rental clothing company asking you to ignore the cost of clothing, and maybe that's just peak 2021 markets and perhaps a good sign for all the unicorns that want to go public but on a more traditional adjusted ebitda basis, the company is still losing money over the last two years. and its ipo perspective that and how far or how close it is to that level that kind of momentum still, guys, you could attribute the sudden fallen shares to first-day volatility, the ipo priced at the top of its range, and it is not far from that right now, about 50 cents off of that pricing this may actually be bullish for the ipo price line rent the money losing money. >> i'm trying to think through, excluding clothing depreciation. >> sort of denies the nature of the business, right? they're in a business where the product is depreciating. >> right, yeah is that the idea, deirdr