and is he staying at airbnb's? brian: he has stayed at airbnb's, actually. might recall that we lifted the embargo on cuba. president obama went to cuba and he wanted to bring american businesses with him to show that business is open between america and cuba. the problem is there were not any u.s. businesses in cuba except airbnb, so i went with him. i got to know him and we kept in touch, so i think it was helpful to have someone that could help me see the world in a broader way and think more systematically about my decisions and the consequences . would have on society. that is how he became very helpful to me. david: for someone that is young, what is the advice you would recommend for how to build a company? brian: the first thing i would say is don't listen to your parents. most of them will try to talk you out of crazy things, but the crazy ideas are the ones that do spread around the world. ♪ david: as i understand it, you are spending a year or so going to airbnb's around the united states? brian: yeah, most of the united states, kind of reasonable

airbnb is changing how it handles the problems. chris chmura with what it means for guests like. >> you we've helped a lot of people over the years standing right here. until now, airbnb only gave guests like them 24 hours from check-in to report problems. that the host didn't resolve. well, starting april 29th, eight days from now, air linebacker will begin giving guests 72 hours to report their concerns, and it's not 72 hours from check-in. it is 72 hours from when you discover a problem. that is a big win for long airbnb stays. you're always supposed to work with the host first. if that fails, you'll soon be able to report your problem to airbnb within three days of discovering that problem. an airbnb rep hopes a longer reporting window will provide more time for the host to work with guests. airbnb says the policy change will apply to all bookings made on or after april 29th. airbnb will provide guests with more active rebooking support. we're told it's a work in progress with details in the coming weeks. we will let you know w

at an airbnb. more than 90 shots fired. and just in tonight, what airbnb is now saying about this. >>> the case that made national headlines. the mother in california who for five years stood by her story, tonight, now pleading guilty to faking her own kidnapping. sherri papini, the mother of two, breaking down, and what she acknowledged. >>> also tonight, the horrific murder investigation in new york city. the mother whose body was found in a duffel bag. the autopsy now released tonight. and what police are now saying about a possible suspect. >>> with earth day this week, the alarming new report tonght on the colorado river. some 40 million americans depend on it for water. our team on the river tonight with new reporting. >>> and america strong tonight. the incredible moment at the end of the boston marathon today. you have to see it. >>> good evening and it's great to start a new week with all of you at home. and we are following several developing stories as we come on the air tonight. the spring nor'easter moving in t

that's a big win for long airbnb stays. an airbnb rep told us it hopes a longer reporting window will provide more time for the host to work with guests to address issues. one key point, airbnb says the policy change will apply to all bookings made on or after april 29th, not retroactively. if you had a vacation rental problem that you can't resolve yourself, go to nbcbayarea.com click the responds option or call us at 888-996-tips. >> thanks, chris. >>> stories we're following for you today include an east bay teacher who is now under investigation. >> it was a normal day in class, the kids happened to catch him in an outrage. >> after the break, the comments he made in the classroom that have parents and students sounding the alarm. >>> and "today in the bay" welcomes not one but two political figures. one will be speaking about how we consume information, the other on the maternal death rate. we'll have those stories coming up. plus -- (music throughout) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the ihop rewards program is here, and it's delicious. j

how is airbnb -- how does airbnb know if people are doing their jobs? the ceo says he trusts them. ama: you could hear and see the excitement tonight at the willie mays boys and girls club in san francisco. the basketball court got a major makeover and was an -- unveiled tonight. dozens of kids got their first chance to try ed out. -- try it out. >> for kids that can play on a floor and in a space that is high-end and they can call it their own in their own community, it is amazing. ama: it is great to see their smiles. the warrior foundation teamed up with others to refurbish 90 basketball courts in the area. dan: that is awesome. really fun to see all of those kids having so much fun. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. sandhya: you both might be smiling because we have good weather coming our way for the weekend without the strong winds we have been dealing with. let me show you some live pictures of emeryville. an indication of what is to come which is beautiful weather ahead. here is your weekend preview, warming up for the weekend. 80 and lynch. 70's around the

how is airbnb -- how does airbnb know if people are doing their jobs? the ceo says he trusts them.: you could hear and see the excitement tonight at the willie mays boys and girls club in san francisco. the basketball court got a major makeover and was an -- unveiled tonight. dozens of kids got their first chance to try ed out. -- try it out. >> for kids that can play on a floor and in a space that is high-end and they can call it their own in their own community, it is amazing. ama: it is great to see their smiles. the warrior foundation teamed up with others to refurbish 90 basketball courts in the area. dan: that is awesome. really fun to see all of those kids having so much fun. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. sandhya: you both might be smiling because we have good weather coming our way for the weekend without the strong winds we have been dealing with. let me show you some live pictures of emeryville. an indication of what is to come which is beautiful weather ahead. here is your weekend preview, warming up for the weekend. 80 and lynch. 70's around the bay.

what we're learning about the mass shooting at this airbnb. >>> april snow storm.arts of the midwest and northeast facing weather whiplash. bracing for up to six inches of snow. what to expect today. >>> the stunning body camera video. >> you look like you're shivering. >> how police realize the teen they saw outside this store was a boy missing for nearly two and a half years. the boy's parents now speaking out. >>> prince harry opens up. what he's saying about his son archie. >>> why it could be easier to find out how much money your co-workers make. >>> good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> i'm dion lim in for mona. >>> we begin with breaking news out of ukraine. the mayor of lviv saying they're assessing the damage after at least several missile strikes. at least six people have been killed. >> lviv has been a sanctuary for people fleeing mariupol. that's where abc's em nguyen begins our coverage. >> reporter: this sprawling steel plant is the final pocket of resistance in mariupol. the russian military says about 2,500 ukrainian fighters are st

one in a mall in south carolina and another at an airbnb rental in pennsylvania. look at the violence. >> officials in pittsburgh are investigating a mass shooting that left to juveniles dead at eight other people injured by gunfire. jumping out of windows, falling downstairs, others hurt as the to cover. around 200 people, many under age or in the airbnb when shots rang out. 50 shots outside of the house. >> too many guns, too many illegal guns on the streets. too many people who have access to these illegal weapons. >> this comes hours after another mass shooting saturday afternoon at a shopping mall in columbia, south carolina. >> multiple shots fired at the mall. >> nine people shot in that incident, the chaos unfolded. no fatalities. >> we believe that the individuals who were armed each other. or was some type of conflict that had occurred. -- there was some type of conflict that had occurred. >> there are many rivers that feed the seed of violence. we have to be preventive. many of these problems have become the pipeline violence. >> the president announcin

airbnb announced today that beginning may 31st covid related refunds will not be offered. that includes cases where guest or host is sick with the virus. earlier in the pandemic, airbnb extended its refund policy to cover cancelations because of covid. which allowed guests to get a full refund. new at 11. a source tells ktvu that an urban alchemy street ambassador was shot in san francisco's tenderloin this afternoon shooting happened on turk street near leavenworth in the tenderloin. no word yet on the condition of the victim or any information on a suspect the nonprofit contracts with the city to hire former inmates in recovering addicts to help keep the streets safe. another urban alchemy ambassador was shot in the city in february. he was senator alex padilla was in the east bay today to highlight a new community responders program in oakland, senator padilla and mayor libby chef hosted a roundtable city hall with oakland fire department officials and other first responders. most of the discussion focused on the deities pay and expected success of the mobile assistance

that's a big win for long airbnb stays. an airbnb rep told us it hopes a longer reporting window will allow time for the host to work with guests to improve the issues. the policy change will apply to all bookings made on or after april 29th. if you had a vacation rental problem that you can't resolve yourself, go to nbcbayarea.com click the responds option or call us at 888-996-tips. >>> up next, top stories we're following for you today include an east bay teacher and why that person is now under investigation. >> it was a normal day in class, the kids happened to catch him in an outrage. >> we'll show you the comments that he made in that classroom that have parents and students sounding the alarm. >>> plus our stormranger, busy scanning the skies this morning as the storm moves across the bay area and radar is lit up right now. meteorologist vianey arana is tracking just how long it will last and will that forecast change for the rest of the week? (music throughout) i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife an

dead li gunfire erupting at an airbnb there. two teenagers killed. just hours earlier, another mass shooting. nine people shot at a mall in columbia, south carolina. tonight, what we're learning about those investigations. >>> the holiday travel crush is on. millions expected to fly or drive home over the next 24 hours. what to expect before you take off. >>> new storm threats targeting millions this holiday weekend. the south bracing for severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes. and we're tracking a coastal storm as well. we'll time it all out. >>> the possible cancer cluster rocking a new jersey school. how environmentalists are investigating the possible link. >>> and tonight, pope francis' blunt message, urging peace in ukraine. calling it an easter of war. >>> and "america strong" tonight. the boston marathon returns. back on schedule for the first time since the start of the pandemic. >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. mariupol.with the battle for - the strategic ukrainian city is unde

police say more than 200 people were crammed into the airbnb early yesterday morning.ported. >>> the cdc says more than four million people have caught the flu this season. but the outbreak is not over yet. danya bacchus reports on the spring spike. >> reporter: in eastern kentucky, health officials are asking residents to wash their hands frequently and get vaccinated. not because of covid-19 but because of an unusual spring spike in the flu. >> the flu season would run from like starting typically in october in a normal year and be really tapering down by february, march. >> reporter: rather than tapering, one county just saw 46 new cases in one week. well into april, the centers for disease control is tracking an increase in influenza activity across the country. >> we're all so preoccupied with covid that perhaps we've taken our eye off florida. -- off flu. >> reporter: dr. schaffner specializes in diseases and says the spike is unusual but be -- but not surprising. >> the reason for the slight increase in flu is we've taken off our masks, we're getting out and abo

this week the most distinguished airbnb, the world's most popular rental site.announced the termination of work in russia and literally in a day stopped working with users who used a russian passport to confirm their identity. reservations in russia and belarus from april 4, 2022 and later have been canceled guests from these countries will no longer be able to book. wherever it is. it turned out that the service not only canceled already made reservations, but also does not return payments made earlier, that is, customers' money is simply assigned, given that, according to the most conservative estimates , about 15 million russians used the service. erbinbee could enrich themselves by billions of rubles a year for a refund. lawyers advise not to count the chance while the service had a legal entity in russia, but in 2017 the headquarters moved to europe and now the consumer has the right to demand a refund for services not rendered. if it is not registered as a branch in our territory form of representation. she's not responsible for anything anymore. i.e. repr

people are injured after a mass shooting gunfire broke out early sunday morning at a house party at an airbnbtal. police say they're looking for multiple shooters. catie beck reports >> he got a gun! >> reporter: terrified screams and rapid gunfire ring in easter sunday at this packed party in pittsburgh it was half past midnight when police say 200 partygoers, largely underaged, began fleeing this airbnb rental, desperate to escape a hail of bullets an estimated 100 rounds fired from multiple weapons. >> we really have to figure out where these guns are coming from. >> reporter: the mass shooting claimed the lives of two, both under the age of 18. ten others were shot in the incident and several more injured with broken bones during the panicked exit. >> our community is hurting right now. >> reporter: it's not just happening in pittsburgh. this was the third mass shooting over the course of the holiday weekend following a mall shooting in columbia, south carolina and another at a south carolina nightclub about 80 miles west of charleston in the daylight, pittsburgh detectives get a better l

reporter: and you don't have to be an airbnb host to sign up. can simply go to airbnb.org, the company's charitable website and sign up to open up your home. >> we've actually seen that over 6,000 people here in the u.s. have signed up in the past few weeks to share their home. reporter: airbnb.org will be providing vouchers in the coming weeks to nova ukraine, part of its commitment to help resettle 100,000 ukrainians worldwide. >> we are -- these non-profits you can book regular supply on the airbnb platform as well. whatever best meets their needs. >> and fuld like to donate to the voucher program, you can do that as well by going to airbnb.org. tara campbell, abc7 news. dan: remember, if you would like to help people in ukraine, we've put together a list of verified groups and non-profits. sending donations and supplies to refugees. go to abc7news.com/takeaction. ama: california's drought is getting worse. according to the latest snow survey. officials record the statewide snow pack at 38% of average with the snow depth of 2 1/2 inches and o

] it was half past midnight when police say 200 partygoers, largely underaged, began fleeing this airbnb rental, desperate to escape a hail of bullets. an estimated 100 rounds fired from multiple weapons >> we really have to figure out where these guns are coming from. >> reporter: the mass shooting claimed the lives of two, both under the age of 18. ten others were shot in the incident and several more injured with broken bones during the panicked exit >> our community is hurting right now. >> reporter: it's not just happening in pittsburgh this was the third mass shooting over the course of the holiday weekend following a mall shooting in columbia, south carolina and another at a south carolina nightclub about 80 miles west of charleston in the daylight, pittsburgh detectives get a better look at the damage, the rental space littered with bullet holes and broken glass airbnb banning the renter for life, saying we share the pittsburgh community's outrage regarding this tragic gun violence. we hope the people responsible for this bloodshed will be found quickly. >> i've said that many ti

. >>> airbnb says it's working with some international and regional nonprofits to house refugees fromthe company says it has housed about 11,000 people in germany, italy, spain, and other european countries for free since the russian invasion of ukraine began. airbnb says it also dedicated its help to marginalized communities including african students, people with rare diseases, and those who identify as lgbtqia-plus. >>> and britain's queen elizabeth turns 96 today. what better way to celebrate than with a barbie doll? mattel announced a tribute collection barbie doll to honor the queen. she's dressed in an ivory gown with a blue sash and, of course, a tiara. the doll is available starting today. it will also be sold in exclusive stores in england leading up to the official platinum jubilee celebrations in early june. diane, when you look at the doll, my favorite part is that she really looks like the queen. >> yes. yes. i mean, it's a really good replica. and also happy birthday, queen. >> happy birthday. >> right? then i love when she has the hand up like she's waving like -- you

. >>> the manhunt after a shooting at a pittsburgh airbnb left two teens dead the investigation tonight. >>> the deadline to file your taxes and the alert. why it could take months to get your refund. >>> our journey to the hidden treasures along mexico's baja coast. the race to save one of nature's best tools in the fight against climate change >>> and strike up the band four years after the unimaginable tragedy at parkland, our nbc news exclusive as students get the invitation of a lifetime. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening it's on. a new phase of the war in ukraine. ukraine's president tonight saying russia's battle for donbas is under way. its much anticipated attack deep in the ukraine's east after failing to take the capital, kyiv president zelenskyy declaring, "we will defend ourselves. the russians stepping up their aerial strikes today, even hitting targets in the far west city of lviv, killing at least seven people in a city once considered a safe haven. while in the port city of mariupol, a desperate battle rages tonight. the ukraini

airbnb in l.a. and robbed. school that turned into a plan of action. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> live look outside across a wet golden gate bridge. rain coming down in much of the bay area. thank you for joining us. >> let's get right to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel tracking the rain. >> an energetic storm. i want to show you live doppler 7. the moisture has shifted into the east bay. moderate in pockets around danville, walnut creek. also around the peninsula. redwood city. you see somewhat weather. rainfall intensity about a quarter of an inch per hour. in the south bay in the santa cruz mountains, it is spotty. you are the last to get the moisture. a light level one storm. thunderstorms in northern california. in the bay area going into tomorrow. first thing tomorrow morning, give yourself extra time. the commute will take longer, it will be slower. there will be some wet roadways. 8:00, still dealing with showers. the system is not done. i

on the other hand, airbnb is telling its employees they can live and work anywhere.the company says the policy combines the best of both words. employees will be required to meet in person for about four weeks per year. but remote workers can live anywhere in the country without it affecting their compensation. one more note on airbnb, if you're looking to book a vacation and need to cancel, the company will no longer trips disrupted by a covid infection. reservations made before may 31st are still eligible. >> it is sounding better and better. work from hybrid anywhere in california. >> patio or back deck. >> don't jesus. >> i know. >>> weatherwise, we are going to go back and forth with onshore and stick the next few days. big changes in stories as we head into the we can. we had into early may. hard to believe that is happening already. let's take a look at the big picture pattern. stronger onshore winds tomorrow. temperatures might back off by a degree or two. more clouds floating through tonight into early tomorrow. the area of high pressure that tries to warm u

the headquarters of airbnb.he company is offering workers a new perk and it could reverberate through the tech industry. betty yu takes a look at the policy and what it could mean for cities and other small businesses pure >> reporter: airbnb headquartered on brandon street said the new policy will put the company in a better position to hire and retain the best people. in an email to employees, the ceo said salaries will not change when employees decide to move. staff will still have to meet in person for regular team meetings and events. the think tank joint venture in silicon valley says workplace flexibility will be the new norm. >> the shift is this has come to be classified now as a workaround. not a perk butter right. to be expected. >> airbnb says employees can spend up to three months working in each country they visit every year. they will still need a permanent address for tax and payroll reasons. >> ripple effects in the economy and we see that in corporate kitchens. in corporate services. provided o

you are staying in airbnb's or hotels that were previously people's homes.ffects are everywhere, with any kind of tourism we receive. they say they create jobs, they create money for the economy, but we should ask them: where is this money going? companies get big, big benefits from tourism, but they are not socializing, they are not spreading this benefit to the public. for instance, they are paying the worst salaries in barcelona now, and they are gaining a lot of money. they make the most money, and they spend the least on the citizens and the workers. exactly, exactly. - depending on where you stay in barcelona, you're charged a tourism tax that ranges from 0.65 cents to over 2 euros per night. and that is set to increase. for now, that generates roughly 30 million euros a year in revenue. now, you'd think the city would invest that money into its infrastructure, better housing, and maybe reducing pollution. but nope. it all just goes straight back into promoting tourism in a city that really doesn't need help attracting visitors. but its activists are f

this comes as investigators search for suspects in a deadly shooting in a pittsburgh airbnb. we have the latest on a very violent holiday weekend. >> reporter: in pittsburgh early sunday morning, a mass shooting breaking out at a large party held at an airbnb. >> it is heartbreaking here on easter and we have multiple families, two that will see a loved one. >> reporter: two people under the age of 18 are dead and eight others wounded. police say as many as 200 people were at the party and many of them under age. >> how can you even have a holiday when your child was involved in something traumatic like this? >> reporter: more than 90 rounds from multiple guns were fired inside and outside of the home according to the police chief. >> this goes back to having too many guns and too many illegal guns on the streets. >> reporter: in south carolina, a man is in custody after a mass shooting at a mall on saturday. >> we didn't know who was shooting or what direction it was coming from. it was terrifying. >> reporter: 14 people were injured and it east mine shot. five others were h

. >>> still ahead, airbnb is changing the way it does business.re employees are told they can work starting today. >>> san francisco has some of the highest office vacancy rates in the country. some of the challenges to get people to return to downtown coming up. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we've got a system off to the north. we'll show you what this is going to bring us as we head into our weekend forecast. i'm back with that in less than ten minutes. >>> airbnb is going all in on remote work. today the san francisco-based company says workers can clock in from anywhere in the world. an employee's salary won't change if they decide to move. ceo brian chesky says the new policy will help them hire and keep the best workers. employees still have to meet in person, however, for regular team meetings and events. >>> well, it is a high profile business parting ways with the city by the bay. paypal says it's closing doors in san francisco, becoming the latest in a string of companies leaving as the city tries to rebound from the pandemic

many companies are allowing their employees to work from home. >> airbnb is now joining the fray.francisco-based company is letting employees live and work from almost anywhere around the world. an employee's salary won't change if they decide to move. ceo brian chesky says the new policy will help them hire and keep the best workers. employees still have to meet in person, however, for regular team meetings and events. >>> tonight at 7:00, it's the state's only active nuclear power plant, and it's scheduled to be closed in just a few years. but governor newsom may push to keep it open. we'll explain why he wants to do this, and the pushback he is likely to get from his own supporters. that story and more coming up on our 7:00 newscast. >>> but up next on "nightly news," an exclusive look at the next generation of police training. take a look at them here, using dozens of high-tech cameras and wearable sensors. the los angeles police department built a motion capture studio at its academy to train officers and cadets. really looking forward to seeing this. lester holt joins us fro

been identified by police yet the person renting the house has also permanently been banned from airbnb, the company said. >>> days of protest in grand rapids, michigan as outrage grows over the deadly shooting of patrick lyoya the 26-year-old black man was unarmed when he was shot in the back of the head during a scuffle with a white traffic officer. protesters demand the arrest and prosecution of that unnamed officer who is currently on paid administrative leave that's while an internal investigation is conducted >>> chaos and panic broke out on sunday at boston's logan airport after travelers were evacuated due to a suspicious item now police -- state police say they were called about 4:00 p.m. after tsa agents checked the luggage for a delta flight and they spotted something that they felt was potentially suspicious in a bag police evacuated the area, which triggered confusion, delays and long lines according to police, the suspicious item turned out to be an old playstation console troopers gave the all clear shortly after 5:00, passengers allowed to reenter the terminal. >>> after

transferred to a bonus account on our airbnb account.e to spend them for russian citizens not inside russia, not abroad, because we have a profile, er, the russian gas issue for europe remains topic number one , economists are trying to predict. what will be the outcome for the eu economy of the desire to abandon of russian gas under one of the scenarios of a long two-year recession and inflation of eight percent, and this is not the worst scenario for gas prices, until the energy austerity regime reaches its maximum, italy may include as early as may 1 among urgent measures, lowering the temperature in public institutions and reducing the number of hours of street and condominium lighting. in the spring, when it's +15 outside , it's easier to get used to this new reality, but the consumer is very worried about what will happen in the fall and next winter. and semelyanova and anton chagaev to lead the south european bureau. and the urgent statement of the ministry of defense ukrainian nationalists are preparing another provocation to acc

san francisco based airbnb has more than 200 job openings right now.bnb says quote companies will be at a significant disadvantage if they limit their talent pool to a commuting radius around their offices. the best people live everywhere. at our time is 5 45 . amazon stocks are up this morning after a massive sell off yesterday as the online giant reported its slowest growth in almost 20 years, amazon chose a net loss of $3.8 billion and the company was riding a wave of pandemic shopping. but that has slowed down and the company has been hit also by inflation. a labor shortage and supply chain disruptions. amazon also says it took him more than $7 billion loss on its investment in the electric car company rivian. well the casinos in nevada are reporting near record house winnings gaming control board says march house winnings were $1.35 billion, just under the best ever monthly takes. it was set last july. the number of las vegas visitors shot up to more than 3.3 million in march. that's up almost 50% from the year before. airport traffic has also com

. >>> a live look at the san francisco skyline this morning where an airbnb may reverberate the tech at the work from wherever policy and what it could mean for cities and small businesses. >> reporter: airbnb headquartered on brandon street says the new policy puts the company in a better position to hire and retain the best people. in an email to employees, the ceo said salaries will not change if employees decide to move. staff will still have to meet in person for regular team meetings and events. the think tank joint venture says workplace flexibility is going to be the new norm. >> the interesting shift is that this is come to be classified as a worker rights. in other words it has come to be expected. >> reporter: airbnb says employees can spend up to three months working in each country they visit every here. they will still need a permanent address for tax and payroll reasons. >> there will be ripple effects in the economy. we will see that in the corporate kitchens and corporate services. and needs to be provided on a full-time business. >> reporter: small businesses may st

it happened just after midnight at a large party at an airbnb that was being rented. police say there were about 200 people there, many of them underage. nearly 50 rounds were fired inside the home. when police responded, shots still were being fired from outside. at least 11 people were injured, two teenage boys killed. authorities say at least eight different crime scenes are now associated with their ongoing investigation. >>> and yesterday another mass shooting, this one at a mall in columbia, south carolina. nine people were shot, mall workers and shoppers running for safety. five people hurt in a stampede. police took three people into custody and believe this was an incident between them. all the injured have been treated and released, except for a 73-year-old woman. >>> and back here locally, police need your help finding two men who robbed a man at gunpoint in front of his own palo alto home, with a child in his back seat. we told you about this story yesterday morning. police are now looking at new evidence of the car caught speeding away on a neighbor's doo

officials say nearly 200 mostly underaged young people were crammed inside of an airbnb rental. celebration turned to chaos when more than 100 shots rang out, injuring eight people and leaving two teenagers dead. >> we really have to figure out are these guns are coming from, especially for the youth. >> reporter: it's the latest in a violent weekend on the east coast. three mass shootings within just 24 hours. >> i've got five cases waiting to be transported. >> reporter: in columbia, south carolina, police say 22-year-old jawayne price opened fire in a crowded mall saturday afternoon, wounding 12. price has been released on a $25,000 bond and placed under house arrest. and just hours later, another shooting in south carolina. this one at a lounge 80 miles west of charleston, leaving nine injured. all of it comes less than a week after a terrifying warning on a new york subway, when a gunmen threw smoke canisters and opened fire aboard a train in brooklyn, hitting 12 people. the suspect in that case has been arrested. and jose, if we can go back to that shooting in pittsburgh,

i actually know a lot of people that took off for hawaii and we're renting homes or airbnbs whateverths and months at a time not thinking that it was going to be. one year then into year two and you know only recently have come back but a lot of people took advantage of it and they did just fine. i've heard of people who specifically a family who went to hawaii and then thought they'd come. but yre yes, and we can do it remotely and right. yeah, some people enjoy the idea of a change of scenery. i mean, it might actually allow them to be a little more creative. yeah, i think that's good. yeah, so you're saying we will be more productive if you worked at the beach. yeah what i'm hearing. i think that's what i heard. that is what umbrella drinks really motivate me. do you want to work harder when you have an umbrella drink and delivered to you? i do i can get that script done faster so i can take a sip a good. yes, and you know what upstairs all the managers are going mute this yeah, go to break go to break. scary site. money make you go to break a family found a bear trapped inside th

transferred to a bonus account on our airbnb account. it is impossible to spend them for citizens of russia not inside russia not abroad, because we have a profile, uh, russian gas question for europe remains topic number one economists are trying to predict. how will the eu economy end up wanting to abandon russian gas under one of the scenarios of a protracted two-year recession and eight percent inflation, and this is not the worst scenario for gas prices, until the energy austerity regime has reached its maximum, italy can turn on may 1 among urgent measures, lowering the temperature in public institutions and reducing the number of hours of street and condominium lighting in the spring. on the street +15 to this new reality is easier to get used to, but what will happen in the fall and next winter is very worried about the consumer. and semelyanov anton chagaev in charge of the south european bureau. it freezes relations with hungary more, this was announced today by deputy prime minister yaroslav kachinsky, but the reason was the p

. >>> airbnb says its employees can work from anywhere.e importantly, regardless of where they work, they'll be paid the same. other companies that allow remote work like google may adjust your pay based on the cost of living in your new location. in a letter to employees, airbnb ceo brian chesky told employees it's fine if they work in different countries with a few limitations. "this means you can move from san francisco to nashville, or from paris to lyon. you'll have the flexibility to do what's best for your life, whether that's staying put, moving closer to family or living in a place you've always dreamed of." it would be fun to live three months everywhere. >> that would be lovely. >> wouldn't that be cool? >> maybe someday. some of the folks might be putting their places up on airbnb if they don't have to live there. >>> new this morning, google is revealing the top trending searches for the month of april. one google insider says this month is one of america's top searches mask mandate. the public transit hit an all-time high whe

on credit holidays, then the bank offers him to use other available debt settlement programs, the airbnbopular with tourists from all over the world, has suspended work in russia and belarus, which means that travelers from russia and belarus are now ca n't book accommodation, anywhere but guests from all other countries of the world cannot book accommodation in russia and belarus users, russian belarusians are already complaining that the service cancels previously made reservations and does not return money, but instead accrues an indefinite bonus. for the next booking, which is impossible to make, the reasons for all this are probably that the service simply cannot make cross-border payments through russian visa and mastercard cards. previously, work in russia suspended another popular travel service booking, through which they book mostly not private accommodation, like through airbnb, but hotels? irina tyurina, secretary of the russian union of the tour industry , said earlier that after booking left russia, russian booking services began to raise the amount of commission for hotels

airbnb is now allowing its employees to live and work from anywhere in the united states. long as they don't spend more than 90 days in one country, the san francisco based company has more than 200 job openings right now and in a statement, airbnb says quote companies will be at a significant disadvantage if they limit their talent pool to a commuting radius around their offices. the best people live everywhere, and three of the nfl draft happened today festivities being held in las vegas without a pick in the first round of 49ers will be far more active today. they have picked 61 in round two and two more selections in round three. defensive lineman eric armstead will announce the 49ers first selection. it appears the 49ers are holding onto wide receiver deebo samuel. they reportedly rejected trade offers, including the new york jets, 10th pick overall. other samuel wants out . the niners are hoping to mend the relationship, and they need him to help trey lance lead the offense. today is arbor day, and santa clara county is launching an effort to plan 1000 trees on and a

airbnb is now allowing its employees to live and work from anywhere in the united states.e the announcement after saying it just had the most productive. two years. stretch in the company's history. all working. airbnb is also allow employ to live and work. in places. around the. long as they don't more. nine days. in one country. and in a statement, airbnb says that companies will be at a significant disadvantage if they limit their talent pool to a commuting radius around their offices. they say the best people live everywhere. ads for job listing to new york city will soon need to include pay information. new york city's council says ads for jobs must include salary ranges, particularly for women and people of color to get a better shot at a fair pick. the law was set to take effect on may the 15th but businesses complained and the council is tweaked its legislation to exempt jobs carried carried out entirely elsewhere. let's start date has now been pushed back to november, the first coming up a type of cancer you may not hear much about after the break. we'll talk with

let's look at three that we picked out for you to comment on the first is airbnb which you have a buynk a $205 price target. >> that's right. it is viewed as a secular winner if you look at the trends within the travel sector, alternative accommodations is significant tailwinds and seeing length of stays continue to increase and in addition, supply is less of an issue than others like booking. airbnb sees the fastest growing markets have the fastest increase in supply so what -- in other words what you see there is the network is increasing itself unlike booking which we have a hold rating on booking has some company specific headwinds related to the exposure in eastern europe in particular. as well as what we expect to be potential supply constraints as inventory becomes less or more scarce for the likes of booking to come by thus far the recovery in travel is price driven than occupancy driven as occupancy starts to come back then supply for booking we expect will become more scarce and a potential headwind. >> let's move on to wyndham hotels and resorts reopening play you say lots

in 2019, airbnb announced a global ban on parties and events after a number of violent incidents.blocked thousands of rentals hosts breaking party rules.c do coming up, more on that first subscriber loss for netflix in decades. and later, it all started with crazy rich asians -- how the nonprofit gold houses looking to raise the profile of rate -- of asians not just across entertainment but business in silicon valley. that's still to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ at xfinity, we live and work in the same neighborhood as you. we're always working to keep you connected to what you love. and now, we're working to bring you the next generation of wifi. it's ultra-fast. faster than a gig. supersonic wifi. only from xfinity. it can power hundreds of devices with three times the bandwidth. so your growing wifi needs will be met. supersonic wifi only from us... xfinity. emily: welcome back to bloomberg technology. i'm emily chang in san francisco. after a decade of meteoric growth, netflix has run into a wall. the streaming service losing 200,000 subscribers in the first quarter, the first ti

>> airbnb is telling employees they can work remotely forever the ceo says some small roles will take place in the office. majority of the employees don't have to come in. they wouldn't have to take a pay cut if they move away from the cities near the company's offices. they can work and live in each location as long as they keep a permanent address on file. >>> goldman sachs out with its latest forecast for the next fed rate hike. overnight, the bank is now confident a 50 basis point hike at the meeting next week with another .50% at the next meeting. goldman sachs says the bank should throttle down to 25 basis points after that through the rest of the year. >>> and the labor department is sounding the alarm over fidelity plans over allowing users to put bitcoin assets in the 401(k) accounts the labor department says it will speak with fidelity about the concerns, including the option to allocate 20% of one 401(k) account to crypto which the labor department see speculative at best. >> you don't see the labor department going after fidelity. a lot of people hoping for that. bertha, t

: un tiroteo masivo en pittsburg, pennsylvania, en una fiesta que se llevaba cabo en una vivienda ÁirbnbigaciÓn preliminar, las autoridades piensan que son varios pistoleros. no hay arrestos. reportes indican que hay mÁs de 90 casquillos de bala en la escena. aproximadamente 200 personas asistieron a la fiesta, la mayorÍa adolescentes. el jefe de la policÍa dijo que era muy triste. todavÍa no se ha determinado la causa del tiroteo. las autoridades dicen que todo habrÍa comenzado por un altercado. en carolina del sur, un joven de 22 aÑos enfrenta cargos por un tiroteo en un centro comercial en colombia, en donde 14 personas fueron heridas. la zathura es —— las autoridades dicen que el tiroteo puede ser el producto de pandillas. en el barrio chino de boston hubo otro tiroteo. se reportan 11 heridas de balas y un fallecido en el fin de semana. fÉlix: la policÍa hallÓ el cadÁver de una mujer en una bolsa de lona en un parque. la policÍa encontrÓ sangre en un apartamento y que correspondÍa a la vÍctima. la mujer vivÍa con su esposo y dos hijos adolescentes. no hay detenidos. maity: un nuevo v

. >> two people dead, several others injured in an airbnb rental in pittsburgh. the latest on the string of gun violence in the bay area and across the country. thank you for joining us. let's get the holiday forecast. lisa: it is looking good. if we look at live doppler seven, cloud cover to the north, high-pressure off the course -- coast allowing for the temperatures. santa rosa at 37. the 24 hour temperature change pretty dramatic, anywhere from seven to 18 degrees colder. you can see the camera shaking, wind in the higher elevations over 20 miles per hour. plenty of sunshine. upper 50's, bayside. by the afternoon, in the upper 60's. plenty of sunshine this easter sunday. we will talk about rain being back into the bay storm for thee week. liz: two people have died after 11 people shot at the home in pittsburgh. police say the mass shooting happened at an airbnb rental property where there was a large party going on. people were seen running a way from the home. others were injured while jumping out of windows to escape the gunfire. it is no information on su

masivo tuvo lugar en pittsburgh, pensilvania, en una fiesta en una vivienda de alquiler temporal airbnbidades confirman 14 heridos, ocho por impactos de bala y cinco heridos en medio de la estampida. dos adolescentes murieron vÍctimas de los disparos. de acuerdo con una investigaciÓn preliminar, las autoridades creen que se trata de varios pistoleros. de momento no hay arrestos. reportes indican que hay mÁs de 90 casquillos de bala en la escena del crimen. a la fiesta asistieron aproximadamente 200 personas, en su mayorÍa adolescentes. >> es muy triste. es domingo de pascua y tenemos a dos familias que han perdido a sus hijos. reportero: hasta el momento no se ha determinado la causa del tiroteo, pero todo habrÍa empezado por un altercado entre alguno de los asistentes. en carolina del sur, este hombre enfrenta cargos por porte ilegal de armas y mÁs cargos en su contra podrÍan ser anunciados en su contra en relaciÓn con el tiroteo que tuvo lugar en un centro comercial de columbia, donde al menos 14 personas resultaron heridas. las autoridades dicen que el tiroteo podrÍa estar vinculado

tara: you do not have to be an airbnb host to sign up. go to airbnb.org and sign up to open your home. >> over 6000 in the u.s. have signed up in the past weeks. tara: airbnb.org will be providing vouchers into nova ukraine, part of its commitment to resettle 100,000 ukrainians worldwide. >> these nonprofits can also book regular supply on the airbnb platform. whatever best meets their needs. tara: if you would like to donate to the voucher program, you can do that by going to airbnb.org. tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: if you would like to help people in ukraine, we have put together a list of verified groups. you can go to abc7 news.com/action. california's drought is getting worse according to the latest snow survey. the statewide snowpack is at 38% of average with a depth of 2.5 inches and one inch of snow water, only 4% of what we normally see in april. these past three months have been the driest on record in more than 100 years. >> that is typically when our snowpack is at its peak in terms of snow water content. unfortunately, the

so, how does airbnb know if the employees are doing their jobs? the ceo says, he trusts them.s is a robot from miso robotics. there is also an farm that pours drinks. they are hoping they can increase service, promote safety and reduce costs. lisa: ok, 6:16 a.m. is the sunrise. you can see a little haze here. a sunday start in the north bay. then high clouds increasing throughout the day. 48 in the city. 42, mt. view. 47, san jose. 49 at the coast. a look at the city here, where it is looking to be a nice day. 42, santa rosa. upper 30's, napa. 48, the delta. a little bit of cloud cover today. they will thin out in the east bay and south bay. saturday, the fog will come back. that means a healthy sea breeze at the coast. and there will be some gaps in the north bay. th the average high's around the 70's. sunshine on the peninsula. redwood city, belmont, partly cloudy, upper 60's. and inla we are lookingnd, -- inland, we are looking at about 67 today. here are the clouds in the north bay from san rafael through parts of sonoma. it will be mild at 72 degrees. on our way into a wa

we couldn't rent studio space or anything like that so i got this big airbnb and -- and we set up thisat 4:30 in the morning because we wanted to catch these, um, killers like just as they were waking up. before they had time to think too much. or check in with their bosses. you know? which was 7:00 a.m., russia, we started the call. the first calls went through and he was like, alexei, but nothing came of it. and then this call started. and it -- it -- you don't see it in the film but it actually went on for 50 minutes, almost an hour. and, you know, daniel was just like trying to hold the camera still and nikki, our other dp, a well and me in the kitchen like -- and -- and when it ended, um, we knew like i don't speak russian. but we tiobviously knew somethi crazy had gone down and chris was like we got confession! and immediately, we were all like freaked out and running around, like call the german police? we need backup! we thought like fsb has three brain cells, they would -- they would be busting through the doors, and um, herding us to try to take the footage. so yes, it was de

out, offering their homes. >> you don't have to be an airbnb host assignment. you can simply go to airbnb.org and sign up to open up your home. >> over 6000 people in the u.s. have signed up in the past few weeks. >> airbnb.org will be providing vouchers to ukraine, a commitment to resettle 100,000 ukrainians worldwide. >> these nonprofits can book regular supply on the platform as well. whatever best meets the needs. >> if you would like to donate, you can do that as well by going to airbnb.org. liz: if you want to help the people in ukraine, we have a list of verified groups and nonprofits that are sending donations and supplies. you can go to abc7news.com to see that. california's drought is getting worse. officials reported the snowpack was 38% of average with the snow depth of 2.5 inches and one inch of snow water. that is only 4% of what we would normally see in april. the past three months of been the driest on record and 100 years. >> that is when the snowpack is at its peak in terms of snow water content. unfortunately, the northern sierra nevada exper