michael: airbnb has said that they will defend hosts. they said that last september, and they said if any other states passed laws similar to the one in texas, they will do the same. the company also made an unspecified mission to planned parenthood. they have not done anything else besides what happened after the supreme court ruling. this is a company that stepped up to provide housing to ukrainian and afghanistan refugees, but we have not heard about their plans or partnerships domestically. caroline: it has to be said in many ways the ukrainian refugee crisis was in no way politically divisive. a third of the u.s. population at least on a pew survey agrees that abortion should be illegal, so we have to realize this is a politically charged conversation and not everyone agrees. i'm interested in whether we expect the companies to make comments about how they support their employees as well, because this is something we have seen many businesses say. michael: airbnb has said they will pay for employees who go across state lines to get

we are excited to fund the next airbnb.ad the good fortune of being ac inn investor in -- being a seed investor in airbnb in 2009. they were scrappy and hungry. it was a recession. they had what it took. ed: talking about survival, i hear a lot of competing things these days. some say keep your powder dry. do not deploy capital because there is volatility in public markets. others say i'm going to go out. i see opportunity. are there any industries or any thematic direction that you are taking with your investment thesis? kevin: a very important question. i have traditionally been really founder focused. like brian, nate and joe at airbnb are is really extraordinary team. ben silbermann of pinterest food just stepped down as ceo, has built a great business. what generally happens at seed stages, you invest in great people and they create is new industries. we are of course very excited about this stage of ai, we are many chapters into the ai revolution. there is much more to be done in that. cleantech has risen so quickly a

we are excited to find that next airbnb.ad the good fortune of being a seat investor in airbnb in 2009. they were scrappy and hungry. it was a recession. they had what it took. >> talking about survival, i hear a lot of competing things. some say keep your powder dry. do not deploy capital because there is volatility in public markets. others say i'm going to go out. i see opportunity. are there any industries or thematic direction you are seeing? >> that is an important question. i have been traditionally founder focused. brian, needs, and joe at airbnb are an extraordinary team. ben silverman at pinterest who just stepped down as ceo but has built a great business. seed stages, you invest in great people. they create these new industries. we are excited about this stage of ai. we are many chapters into the ai revolution. there is much more to be done. cleantech has risen so quickly and is exciting to see something that can drive a real business and real results and help us understand and slow this environmental issue we ar

airbnb has another policy. we prohibit any security cameras and other recording devices that are in or that observe the interior of private spaces such as bedrooms and bathrooms. airbnb says we require hosts to disclose all security cameras and other recording devices in their listings and that's the first place you should look for a camera in the listing. look under house rules. say there's no camera listed there. message the host anyway with the question like this where do you use security cameras. if you get a cagey answer, let the booking company know about it. if the host says there is a security camera that is not disclosed in the booking, airbnb says you get your money back. what about smart speakers like google home or apple a-l-e-x-a. are they allowed? they both said yes provided they are disclosed in the listing. if you are not happy about that, ask about unplugging them during your stay. once you arrive at the property, take a couple steps to cam for cameras and look for nanny cams and baby monitors

so that's airbnb, brbo, booking.com has become popular as well as trip adviser.re people are booking short-term accommodations, that's where we're listed. lauren: corey walters, great idea. appreciate you coming on. >> thank you so much. lauren: tell your grandfather i said hi. [laughter] the june jobs report giving the fed chair more ammunition in his battle to cool sky-high inflation with hot interest rates. the "wall street journal"'s jon hilsenrath is here to tell us if today's numbers will do anything to change jerome powell's mind. is rally still intactsome yes, it is. the nasdaq up 6 points, the s&p is up 3, the dow jones industrial average up 46. we'll take it. "claman countdown" coming right back. ♪ pleasure. ♪ (vo) while you may not be a pediatric surgeon volunteering your topiary talents at a children's hospital — your life is just as unique. your raymond james financial advisor gets to know you, your passions, and the way you give back. so you can live your life. that's life well planned. finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer felt ov

airbnb and vrvo set contact them immediately.act a lawyer and law enforcement especially if you think a camera was intentionally concealed to invade your privacy. >>> coming up next, the top stories where following today including working to protect things like marriage, the action the house is expected to take following growing fears over what could come next after the supreme court decided to overturn roe versus wade. >>> hospitalizations are up so why am i bothering getting double vaccinated and boosted? we will tell you what your protection level is there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few. comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of security edge... and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your small business is starting or growing, you need comcast business. technology solutions that put you ahead. get a great offer on internet and security, now with more speed and more bandwidth. plus find out ho

accommodation booking services left russia whether tourists will be able to travel without booking and airbnb figured out nikita karamenkov. the moscow river is becoming cleaner, and its banks are cozier in the capital, work is underway to improve the coastal areas, who serves the main water artery of the city and what kind of business stood alexander terekhin will tell at the origins of the capital's shipping welcome to the information service of the ntv television company this is a program today in vladimir studio chernyshov at this moment, sochi preparing to overwhelm the second wave of salvo showers. the first was last night, after which the city was flooded. many houses are shops, street cars, they literally floated on the territory of the krasnodar territory, there is a storm warning, closed, the beaches in the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bthe storm are dangerous not only for swimming, but even for walking along the coast and the absence of precipitation , a high fire hazard mode is in effect, and already in the morning of the next day a storm warning is announced. i already drowned another one

airbnb has said we need to go across state lines. at that point, it still remains to be seen with the company means to do. >> what about solutions that the actual hosts have been coming up with. >> this is somebody who has been able to work with their local nonprofit. another host that i spoke to in new mexico said they had to take on the list and because of a threat they got against their families. they hope they will make this safer. other companies that you are discussing this with? they will have to be more clearance. >> what i think we will see is these companies will continue to be put under public pressure to it they will do, support employees and host. this is similar to the conversation about who is an employee and a contractor. that is very clear with what you say. he overstepped up to say if you are implicated in any of these lawsuits, we will defend you. we will see if this actually happens. >> thank you. another story we continue to watch is the crypto clashes that have claimed another victim. this of -- the firm sides m

say hello to commercials and good-bye to password sharing the big changes coming to net flix >>> airbnb has an offer you can't refuse, the chance to stay at the iconic house from "the godfather. it's wednesday, july 20th, and "early today" starts right now i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. the country is states hit recors >> triple digits in several city, making it unbearable >> it feels like i want to die >> it feels like i am on the sun. >> it feels like a sauna but you really didn't want to be in it. >> i definitely drink a lot of water and stay in the shade. and wear sunscreen, because like >> yes >> experts say outdated power grids in texas and across the country are under a real threat. >> the biggest challenge to our grid is that it was built for a climate of the past. and now that grid is aging it's being pounded by floods, high winds, hotter temperatures. >> as if those temperatures weren't bad enough, the dry heat is also sparking fires, forcing hundreds of people to it flee their homes. >>> meanwhile, across the pond, britain is burning the front pages calling it hellfi

you are staying in airbnb's or hotels that were previously people's homes.ts 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 final

some airbnb hosts have offered their homes to guests who need to travel. >> to have an abortion, but pro abortion legal experts say it may not be that easy. several states like oklahoma and texas have laws that allow private citizens to target people or companies who aid and abet an abortion and that could pave the way for lawsuits against airbnb hosts where the company itself. >> 2 u.s. senators are calling on the fcc to investigate tiktok and its chinese parent company byte dance. this comes after a recent report showed engineers and top executives at tiktok repeatedly accessed the private data of users in the u.s. the company responded saying it does not share data from u.s. users with the chinese government just last week, fcc commissioner brendan carr urge people and google to remove the tiktok app from its stores. >> brown county's music legend carlos santana. you gave fans a big scare last night performing in michigan. he collapsed on stage. videos, show santana being wheeled off stage but waiting to the audience to show that he was ok and then the fans cheering happy to hear

airbnb has different rules.ny security cameras and other recording devices that are in or observed the interior of certain permit spaces like bedrooms and bathrooms. cameras that are not in certain spaces might be allowed. airbnb said we require a host to disclose their listings. that is the first place you the listing. under house rules you can message the host with a question like this. where do you use security cameras? if the host said there is a camera that is not disclosed can you get your money back. if you find a camera that is not supposed to be there, wish you to do? if airbnb and vrbo said contact them immediately come you can make things right. you can also contact a lawyer and law enforcement if you think a camera was intentionally concealed to invade your privacy. >> thank you so much, chris. >>> coming up next , the top stories we are following me today including a commitment to fight fires in the east bay. the big proposal that is up for a vote today. >>> and a lot of folks have covid-19 right no

. —— airbnb.. most covid costs. —— airbnb... so now, with everybodyjust really back out into the world trying to make up into the world trying to make up for lost time, you have less capacity and higher demand. especially when you factor in all the supply chain issues and just rise in costs of food and energy, you arejust just rise in costs of food and energy, you are just really seeing a lot higher costs right now. and i think it's going to stay for a long time. affordable travel is definitely green travel because when you think about how to save money on the road, you are tending to do a lot of the things everyday people do in that destination, and that inherently means avoiding huge resorts that are energy intensive, huge amounts of imported food, private cars and transportation, you are using the tools and resources that a local users and that is often less energy intensive. three tips for travel sustainably and affordably, first and foremost public transportation. avoid flying as much as you can. trains and buses do take l

i booked the airbnb. to tell you i signed for this yesterday. i got an email confirmation if you want to check it out >> seth: please welcome to the show katie holmes, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show >> thank you >> seth: you look lovely, and i really want to stress for everybody watching at home right now that if we were wearing our outfits that we have on, outside in the new york city weather right now, we would be so miserable. >> yes >> seth: yes this is very much the air conditioned studio don't be watching at home thinking, new york must be nice and cozy right now no, it's real bad. >> it's real bad right now, yeah >> seth: this is very exciting this is the second time you've directed a film? >> yes >> seth: and i'm wondering, did you feel more confident going into it a second time? >> yes, and also, because it came -- we shot a year after lockdown and the movie takes place during lockdown as actors, i think we all went through that moment of, are we ever going to work

he will remain on airbnb's board airbnb down about one half a percent.ere is no sunny side up when it comes to the egg prices, which are surging to record highs, despite cost pressures on farmers, they are not chickening out from the business of selling the popular protein. joining us now, lydia hu whose right there at an egg farm in ho well, new jersey. lidia? reporter: hi there, liz. the national average price for a dozen eggs right now stands over $3 for that dozen. that's about double where we were at the start of the year. what's driving that price? well supply chain issues that are affecting the food industry at large but also the avian bird flu. we are at peglese egg farms in new jersey one of the states largest producers. they have 200,000 chickens and the owner tells us if any of them test positive which has not happened this year, they would have to put down their entire flock, destroy all the eggs on-premise, and it would take them about six months to get back up and running. watch this. >> think about it everyday. if one of those things we're

san francisco had more than 6400 airbnb listings about half were short term rentals. hey, dash bury the castro and the dolores heights neighborhood had some of the highest numbers due to the housing shortage, city leaders have tried to enact measures to restrict short term rentals, such as limited properties up to 90 days a year. a second giant players headed to the all star game i brought or raised when the national league passed over pitcher carlos cardoen, his wife made national headlines when she posted on social media wtf. you can guess what that means, but the snub is over. we don't has been added to the roster as a replacement. he ranks in the top 10 in virtually every major pitching category in the nl, including second in strikeouts, and you can watch the all star game from dodger stadium right here on channel two next tuesday. at five pm 49ers spans will have a chance to see their favorite players up close. starting this month training camp officially begins on the 26th. the team released this list of practices that are open to the public. there are 11 of the

firms you may not think they're focused on design, but pre-steve jobs it is important for them and airbnbake that argument. >>> guys, we've got retail sales coming on friday and of course the banks tomorrow and friday. let's get to the judge and the half >>> carl, thanks so much welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner what another hot, hot, hot inflation report means for stocks they have been mostly lower today and now big-time earnings are looming. we have the investment committee. bryn talkington, jason snipe, michael farr and joe terranova the 10-year yield was above 3, it's 2.94 now and the stock picture looks far better right now than it did right after the cpi came out joe, i begin with you. i think what part of the

paypal, uber and airbnb are set to report.n asia, results from alibaba and toyota are due thursday. alibaba may give details on a move to seek a primary listing in hong kong. that is your week ahead. let's bring in our next guest who says the earnings season has been the right medicine to soothe and oversold market. always good to have you with us. despite the more positive calls, we've heard companies cutting costs, having more layoffs, cutting capex as well. is this a sign they are in trouble or is it more precautionary? >> it's not a sign they are in trouble, it's a sign they are worried about execution. it's just the medicine we need as we enter this quarter with deeply oversold conditions. in the face of underlying fundamentals that were not so bad, we are starting to see the fruits of these reports, three quarters of companies are beating estimates. a medley, those estimates were a really low bar. some with profits at about a 6% rate. companies are focused on free cash flow and very focused on operational efficiency and

one example was an 11—year—old placed in an airbnb with support workers because there was nowhere elseothers in care who say they were let down by the system designed to protect them. it'sjust heart... it's heartbreaking and... and infuriating that we, as a society, are allowing this to happen to children. 0ne children�*s charity now wants more fundamental changes to the care system. young people say, "well, why... why are we not loved? - "why doesn't the i care system love us? "what does love look like for us?" and these are the questions - we're asking government to kind of think about, really. the body representing councils in wales told us that, in the face of growing demand and more complicated cases, they�*re doing their best but they need more money. the welsh government says children should not be placed in b&bs. most children in care, it says, do have a positive experience and it is investing more in foster care and specialist accommodation while trying to help families sooner. hope is now trying to move on from a difficult time in care. rock climbing helps her mental health.

new this morning, airbnb co founder joe gebbia is resigning from his full time role at the company.first of three co founders to step down. in a letter posted by airbnb, gaby wrote, he is stepping down to explore other projects and focus on being a dad. he says he'll continue to serve on the board of airbnb dot org, a nonprofit that works to provide housing in times of crisis. tickets are going on sale in about 15 minutes for a new music festival headed to the bay area this fall. it's called the breakaway music festival, and it's coming to the oakland arena grounds in october. it's featuring artists such as griffin, louis, the child and big wild with us now is corrine ram, who is the president of the breakaway music festival. good morning, karen. it's exciting for people who live here to have something that people on the east coast have had for a while. explain why you decided to come to northern california? yeah, so i was actually, uh, raised into the barrier as well, too. i grew up in cupertino coming back here has been a pretty exciting thing for me to break away as a whole. we a

. ♪ san francisco has the most airbnb s in the city. well, it turns out it's hate ashbury. the watchdog group inside airbnb , which examines the impact of short term rentals. in san francisco had more than 6400 airbnb listings about half more short term rentals, hate ashbury , the castro and the dolores heights neighborhood had some of the highest numbers. hate ashbury, of course, popular for a number of reasons, including its centralized location in victorian style homes do though to the housing shortage, city officials have tried to enact measures to restrict short term rentals, such as limiting properties up to 90 days a year. alright how about this one? a new study shows most people are not able to put their work phone away while on vacation. i am not one of those people in recent online poll 54% of respondents said they could not fully unplugged from work while taking paid time off. problem seems to be worse with older workers. 65% of people over 45 years said they could not disconnect from work during their time off, experts say, work cultures that don't encourage peo

on the phone now, i am curious about how you are viewing travel right now because you do include airbnbive beta basket with some risk to recession but you did make a tactical call on booking in the other direction. how do you square those? >> these are really nuanced calls, there is no doubt that leisure travel is having a huge banner summer, they were very few, very few companies and consumer tech that had upwards estimates off the large quarter, booking a airbnb, were two of them, the stocks kept up and then faded, i wouldn't be surprised to see the exact same replay this quarter, i think both of these companies especially booking will have upside the street estimates, and then they may fade off that, because when it comes to the next year, these aren't 22 recession stocks, leisure travel is a discretionary category so we would expect that to get cut as we go into next year. that is what we try to do with the earnings estimates here, the question is whether that will probably happen and make the stock safer but in the meantime, you have a very good bulletproof balance sheet of battle

airbnb, doordash, robinhood.at strategy evolving at all given these tumultuous times and are lps reacting at all or asking for their money back or out sooner? >> the purpose of the sequoia capital fund was beyond the short-term fluctuations. it allows us to be long term partner, the shareholder, the long-term care partner, we don't have to immediately distribute. it also lets us generate superior returns for our lps. we get to capture the compounding value. google, cisco, airbnb, the companies who had the pleasure of -- we had the pleasure of working with for a very long time, we think we are in a better position to manage distributions for our lps. >> i have to ask you, you mentioned you are a founder, there has been a lot of concern about women backsliding during the pandemic. i wonder if those concerns continue. is there concern about women backsliding in a downturn? are you concerned? do you see a bright future? >> this is a deeply personal issue for me. i was a female founder. i was working on a product targ

some of them have had a tough time in the public arc it like airbnb, doordash, robinhood.at strategy evolving at all and are lps out sooner? >> the purpose of the fund was to look beyond those short-term fluctuations. it allows us to be the long-term partner, the shareholder, we don't have to immediately distribute after the ipo to lock in return for our lps. it allows us to generate superior returns, we get to capture compounding value. some of the best companies like google, cisco, airbnb, the companies we have had the pleasure of working with for a long time we have a lot of information about how well they are doing. and the real what those founders are truly like. we think we are in a better position to manage the situations for lps and founders that we are the long-term partner. emily: i have to ask you, you are on board and found it yourself. it has been concerned about women backsliding in the pandemic. i wonder if those concerns continue, if there is about willie -- women backsliding in a downturn? are you concerned or do you see a bright future? >> this is a deepl

ended up there, it suddenly turned out that the usual services for booking accommodation booking and airbnb longer available for russians. now this is a new reality for tourists from russia, the main thing that is required now is a traveler. this is resourcefulness. and the determination that we did and we found an apartment that we like and directly contacted the owners. this place has been empty for a long time is gone and the vacated niche is being successfully filled by russian services in the domestic tourism market, they are especially happy with the atelier, despite the fact that bulkin has disappeared from us. that is, there are some single bookings there, but the guests have redistributed, and we are actually more satisfied even in this regard, because the booking commission is very significant. eh, for the people. it was a habit. it is probably convenient to book through bulking. and today we use other channels and the level of sales and downloads has returned to those levels as they were last year. even higher managers of russian services are also quite rubbing their hands with w

you had a lot of web services and cheap flight websites, companies like airbnb that really allowed people hotels, cruises, and you had the rise of budget airlines that also helped lower costs. post—covid, costs have definitely gone up. you had a lot of businesses shut down, you've had airlines reduce their staffing, as well as their schedules. and so now, with everybodyjust really back out into the world trying to make up for lost time, you have less capacity and higher demand. you know, especially when you factor in all the supply chain issues and just rising costs of food and energy, you arejust really seeing a lot higher costs right now. and i think that's going to stay for a long time. affordable travel is definitely green travel, because when you think about how to save money on the road, you're tending to do a lot of the things everyday people do in that destination, and that inherently means avoiding huge resorts that are energy—intensive, huge amounts of imported food, private cars and transportation, big things. you know, you're using the tools and resources that a local uses, an

here's an airbnb offer you can't refuse.s mansion nobody for its use in "the god father" is now available. up to five guest also have private access for august, booking for the 30-night stay starts next wednesday morning at 10:00 and costs just $50 a night and comes ahead of the 50th anniversary of the movie. it's really not that bad and looks beautiful. >> absolutely. >> vacation to staten island? >> let's do that. plus the wine and dogs. >> ♪♪ >> brooke: so, did you work everything out, sweetheart? >> hope: yeah, no, it's fine. it's just security trying to stop aunt donna from leaving with beth. >> liam: oh... that's my bad. i was supposed to call this morning and tell them the schedule and i didn't. >> hope: no, it's fine. it's okay, really. i--i forgot the new gate code yesterday. >> ridge: i know all of this is a big inconvenience. i'm sorry. >> brooke: well, it's necessary. >> liam: yeah, it is necessary. [stammers] do the police have any...leads? has sheila tried to contact anyone? >> ridge: apparently not. >> hope: i

fast forward to april of 2020, 80% of airbnb's bookings got canceled, nobody was traveling, they knewt to do they quickly observed what was happening, came up with a plan, executed and came out stronger than ever. and so tough times build strong companies. it's a terrible time for founders to try to get rich time it's a terrific time to go build an enduring business >> so what does that mean? are you telling companies to slash costs, to slash hiring, to preserve cash? how are you changing the advice for this kind of environment >> so our advice is simple but not easy what i mean by that is, it is somewhat easy to understand and hard to execute. the advice is go ahead and invest in your business, but don't just spend money there's a critical difference between the two. when you invest in your business, you're building an asset that will yield a future benefit. if you're just spending money, that's money out the door. what does it mean to invest? well, let's look at snowflake. it wasn't in the first cloud platform but it's certainly the be best investing in your business means building

the nasdaq and tech are outperforming today at the top of the index, airbnb, nvidia, netflix, tesla, all ripping higher, up more than 4%. in a moment, we'll hear from the ceos of both lockheed and global foundries, surrounding the chips act as we take stock of the political realities there. first, though, a news update >> here's what's happening at this hour. another sign of a cooling housing market this morning. the july sentiment index from the national association of home builders plunged 12 points from a month ago to 55. that's well below expectations and marks the seventh straight monthly decline. the drop in sentiment comes as inflation and higher interest rates slow the pace of home sales. >>> boeing shares, though, are rallying today, after the company announced a 100-jet order from delta airlines. boeing also said it is very close to resuming deliveries of its 787 dreamliner aircraft after a nearly two-year delay due to production and safety issues >>> gsk, the company formerly known as glaxosmithkline has familiar products like advil pain reliever and sensodyne toothpaste b

airbnb, twitter, and lyft all committing to flexible and remote work schedules for many of their employeeste to workers' mental and emotional health. >> reporter: james reinhart is the ceo of thredup, stephanie's employer. he started the four-day workweek last year. >> who decided that we should work five days and we should rest two? if we were to go back in time and start all over again, is that what we would all decide would be the best way for us to live? we should really. work really hard for four days and we should rest for three. >> reporter: reinhart says this model is a win-win. >> it was clear that people decided you know what? i waste a lot of time during the week. there's a lot of stuff i do that i could do more efficiently. have a shorter meeting, right? >> reporter: and critics will also say that look, you're not working on a friday but that just means you're working longer hours monday through thursday. what do you say to that? >> i think where we are in the sort of modern technology workforce is that we're sort of working all the time. so how do we create more boundaries aro

. >>> it's not all bad news for netflix, also airbnb has an offer most people won't refuse.the cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: good wall street news as the stock market had its best day in nearly a month tuesday. the dow gained 754, nasdaq up 353, the s&p 500 taking in 105. >>> and some good news for netflix, too. that's because its second-quarter earnings were not as bad as analysts thought. the streamer lost 970,000 subscribers. that was a smaller loss than the two million it had projected. as for the third quarter, it will add one million net new subscribers. netflix is in the early stages of its paid sharing plan. >>> they're heading to court. a judge in delaware has set an october trial date for the elon musk versus twitter case with twitter winning its motion for an expedited trial. the social media company is suing the tesla founder to force him to make good on his promise to buy it for $44 billion. the trial will be five days long. musk was hoping for a court trial to take place next year. >>> and how about you make an offer they can't refuse? marking the 50th

. >>> meantime, we have breaking news to tell you about airbnb's co-founder is stepping down from hisployees the primary reason for this transition is this is the only company i've ever helped build and brian, and my brain is bursting with more ideas to bring to the world i was thinking of brian because brian chesky runs that company he will continue serving on the board. in a statement, brian chesky saying what i'm most thankful for is that the three of us, joe, nathan i are still together, still meeting every sunday we built a dream together, and now even after all these years we still continue to dream and of course joe was the one, i think, back in 2007, who helped build this thing do you remember? they were literally putting air mattresses that's why it's called airbnb, in the floor of the rental in san francisco. >> advertising a lot now i know you don't watch tv as much i see a lot. and they're very innovative. showing places to camp and a lot of cuts and videos pretty cool. and a lot of them are saying, what is this i'm watching at the end, and it's airbnb. >> that's interesti

what our political analysts as she ought to be thinking about and some airbnb hosts are opening theirmen who need to travel to receive proportions. but we're finding out now that the move may have some legal repercussions. the latest covid variants could send cases skyrocketing this summer with local hospita tonigh covid-19, related hospitalizations. they are rising throughout the state of california in the bay area's no different. >> however, has come for sleet all reports tonight. health system say they are not operating at critical capacity. >> fortunately, the hospitalizations of in the icu utilization has been extreme ice. president of clinical affairs for john muir health doctor nick mike. it says 32 hospitalized patients are being treated for covid-19 at the system's hospitals in concord and walnut creek. at that 3 patients are in the icu. those numbers mirror what the hospital has experienced the last month, which doctor mike, it says is manageable. this is where we want we want to get enough people vaccinated that there was nothing unity amongst the community that we knew we

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then you had web 2, this was the rise of mobile and social and thinking about using your phone for airbnbnd it was the birth of all of these new economies, essentially. and now we're entering a world called web3, which is, if you imagine technology moving beyond your phone, us living in these more interactive and immersive worlds. havingommunities, having friendships, having digital identities, making money, having jobs you didn't even know could exist in these digital worlds. geoff: after january 6, as i understand it, you interviewed some of the people who stormed the capitol, including the guy known as the qanon shaman while he was in jail. and you also interviewed his mother. so what did the interviews with people like that tell yoabout how technology can make it really hard for people to change their liefs once they believe in conspiracy theories, even faced with significant consequences like doing prison time, which he's doing right now. laurie: i mean, i got to tell you, it was pretty astounding. he was pushing back so much on l of these questions on why did you do this? and he was

you're right, the airbnb deal, anytime it is anywhere a tourist or traction you are seeing it. the bottom line to me is that, these homeowners cannot buy these houses because they are being outfitted. and you have an affordable house come up, and you have 20 bids on that house, 20 consumers trying to buy a house, and the investor comes in and writes a check for it, and he bid out bids the other 19 people. it is a huge problem in the houston area. and we do not have a lack of people not wanting to buy, they cannot buy. they are forced to rent because they cannot i these homes because of the past situations in our economy. the past situation with a rent -- it is cheaper to own in houston home in euston than to rent. and that is the thing. i think that is across the country to a certain extent. it is cheaper to own but they are not given that opportunity. >> thank you. and mr. chairman, i still have seven seconds. i have tumor questions. one for ms. mayer one for dr. rayman. i will submit those in writing for the record and hope to hear their responses. it was, just so you know, i

booking holdings, travel stocks, airbnb in the red. what do i do every day when i wake up? you know what i do, i go on twitter. twitter was not working thursday morning. emily: it was not working on thursday morning. thank you. meantime, elon musk known for his delight in divine authority is ordered to complete is $44 billion purchase of twitter, and he refuses. how can a delaware court force his hand? i want to bring in kurt wagner to discuss. if you go through twitter's complaint they come out swinging. they want to do this deal. this is not posturing or ceremony. they want their $44 billion. can the court force musk to pay up? >> it sounds like the answer is yes. our colleagues are closer to the court and they said they could slap a big fine on elon musk. even the richest man in the world might not want to pay a fine every single day. they could seize his assets, and that could include tesla stock. those are the main motivators to do a deal like this. emily: they could also allow twitter to seize his assets. >> i am not sure twitter would want to seize his assets at this

we will get hurt inside -- her insight amidst a market downturn and where the next airbnb or amazon couldom. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the pandemic has changed how we look at health care and the digital health landscape was booming through covid-19. take a look at the future of health tech with a partner at lux capital. there has been a lot of optimism about the future of health care technology but we have also seen companies like cerebral that have had layoffs, coupled with this downturn. how bright is the future really? >> bottom line, i am still incredibly bullish as are we at lux. health care is fundamentally recession proof. humans are not going anywhere anytime soon, we will continue to give birth, get sick and die. while the pandemic may have accelerated both, it has opened up a watershed of opportunity for the industry. emily: how is the downturn impacting the industry and valuations? i'm sure companies are struggling under the pressure. >> we are not immune from the macro. health tech is very services oriented and is keenly affected by it. we are seeing there is still a massive

vacations, they can take short trips and they don't even have to have permanent houses, they can use airbnbndemic in have a permanent house and it was not nearly as much but i'm traveling and i did the three day said, i don't like taking time away from work, it stresses me out but now more than ever it's important to take advantage of the silver linings we have for remote work and ability to travel is one of them. trouble is good for people of the country is huge, people need to immerse themselves in culture different than them and learn about their neighbors and find ways that are healthy for our democracy. i want people to know they can travel cheaper than they think because i've heard this from, it's a privilege to travel it is by stay broke in my 20s and i was getting around. you can points, network and find ways cost-effective, just look into it. there's ways to do it, i say take the trip back. kennedy: hitchhike? take a double bag of hooker head and put yourself out. you'll never know where you will end up probably. but you're right, you can do all these things on a budget, you might

and you're right the airbnb a deal, anytime it's anywhere where it may be a tourist attraction, you'reseeing it. the bottom line to me is that these homeowners can't buy these houses because they're being outbid. when you have an affordable house come up, and you have 20 bids on that house, 20 consumers trying to buy that house. and the investor comes in interest rates a check for it. he outdid's the other 19 people. it is a huge problem in the east houston area. we don't have a lack of people not wanting to buy. they can't buy, they're being forced to rent because they can't buy these homes. because of the past situations in our economy. pass situation with rand -- it's cheaper to own a home in houston than rend. and that's the thing, and i think that's across the country to a certain extent. it's cheaper to own. but they're not giving that opportunity. >> thank you. mister chairman, i only have seven seconds. i have two more questions. had one from mr. -- one for doctor -- also met those in running for the record. hope to hear the responses. i really want to focus on the eviction rig