airbnb had the reckoning at the beginning of the pandemic. he used that to become more efficient and sounds like that has lasted carl, it reminded me of last week at code when we heard from alphabet's ceo talking about how his company needs to be 20% more efficient and that makes them better that tone ran true with brian chesky as well. >> their approach to remote work is exactly the opposite of a lot of legacy financial's thinking they say productive comes from working apart, others say productivity comes from working together >> that's true my biggest macro takeaway from that great conversation, dee, was when he talked about -- brian talked about the shift towards north america and houses and i think it raises questions about how much of that is the secular shift away from products and towards services, kind of pent up demand for experiences and how much of that is a read on the health of the middle and upper middle class consumer? maybe it'll take a couple more quarters to see but maybe that secular shift is noise and being able to figure

it was not possible to monitor airbnb bookings. certainly the violence that existed on january 6th was always a potential on inauguration day itself, as i'm sure you recall, we had a very strong presence. fencing, national guard, to make sure that the official transfer of power on the 20th was able to occur. and thank god it did. so, all of us need to be vigilant about those who think violence has a place in our democracy. it does not. >> congresswoman lofgren, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> and, next, president biden making an important speech just weeks from the midterms. but one major issue he did not bring up tonight. >>> plus, the two americans who were captured in ukraine are with their families tonight. >> he had a beard yesterday! okay, well, that's a brand-new image. ♪ ♪ alright, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers, and a phone open to libertymutual.com they cusmize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need... and a bltorch. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. lirty. liberty. ♪ questlove is

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and i've had clients that found hidden cameras at airbnb and hotel room where is it was more difficultaccess to the room. or access to the -- to the apartment. it's very difficult to track those individuals down. but in this case there was only one individual that really had access so that -- that place of -- that -- apartment. and that apartment was only with this manager. owner was out of state so you couldn't really blame owner it is a mac it is a more difficult case when it is a hotel room where there's individuals who are cleaning there's a manager there and scary situation and anyone that find a camera should immediately find police if there's a bedroom, a bathroom, even in -- living room i would still call the police. have them come and examine the -- the film that's on there. sometimes the individual who is placing it there -- actually films themselves while they're placing it there sometimes by accident. and that's how they catch a lot of individuals as well. >> fix stuff thank you so much for breaking it down for us. >> thank you for having me lawrence. up next story you all

and basically, i use airbnb for a little bit of supplemental income. but this is a whole scam, this is a san francisco policy scam. we've been here forever, three generations, it's just another taxation to justify this group that serves the hotel community. look at the whole board of directors they're all on the big hotels. and i'm in the cap with the last two speakers, the individuals, my lady from the richmond district and the man who said, where is the transparency that all of this taxation is benefiting me. i'm in northbeach, i've been in the city forever. i went to si, three generations, san francisco does not need any discussion. those other districts put your money there, but passing the people downtown where everybody already knows about, pathetic. literally pathetic, kill this frick en commission and go to work and do something proper. deal with the homeless, clean up the poop, that's what i got. this is a joke. that's what i got. and peskin you should ought ashamed of yourself. i'll see you in northbeach later, goodbye. [laughter] . >> clerk:

s airbnb host. i'm also a senior on a fixed income. and airbnb has changed my life, to make my retirement much easier for me. so i don't understand why i have to lose for money. and i feel it's just going to pay for somebody's wages. my guests have come here from all over. even europe and they have heard about our homeless problem. so it feels like if you want to attract tourist, there are other things that you can do. and dealing with the homeless problem would be a place to start. thank you for listening to me and i will be curious to say what you decide in the future. >> thank you for your comments this afternoon. we do have 20 members of the public listening. let's hear from our next caller please. >> madam clerk, there are no more callers in the queue. >> thank you mr. lam, mr. president. >> thank you and to the public, public comment is now closed. >> i would like to make a for mention amendment page 4, line 1011 and 12 to strike section 4e of article 14 section 53.753 of the government code and replace that with section 2636 sub

. >> imagine you find out that you're sharing an airbnb with a total stranger.m. and after the break, we're going to tell you how bart is celebrating their 50th anniversary and you're invited to the party. >> now a time to warm up is an 85 already for antioch. a lot of 60's still hanging on the board here a little bit. we'll take a look at an improved weekend forecast as things cool off next week. rain. >> and before you hit the road on this friday, we are keeping on this friday, we are keeping a close eye on your bridges have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ >> 9.40, on the clock in the east bay. oakland leaders have plans to return about 5 acres of city-owned land to a native american tribe that lived there for thousands of years. mayor libby schaff made the announcement saying that the city acknowledges the genocide committed by settlers to the area. the land be giving back to local indige

next to a baaaffling discovery inside an airbnb across the pond. >> i'm assuming this is a sheep storyt is. this sheep was found in wales standing on the bed staring at her. this takes counting sheep to a new level. this would keep me up, the opposite. >> it's not clear how the sheep found its way inside, but they were not surprised given wales has 30 sheep for every man woman and child. what's a sheep's favorite snack? >> i don't know. >> a baaanana. >> nice. finally to one really relaxed but bossy lemur. >> this video was shot in madagascar. shows two little boys petting a lemur that's used to being around humans. >> he's loving it. maybe a little too used to being near humans. not only did he enjoy being massaged, you see it there, when the boys stop, he looked back at them and patted his back because they wanted them to keep working on him. >> that video has wracked up 4.5 million views. look at it. >> i kind of would be a little bit scared. but then i guess after you pet -- >> they look like a cross >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from "dancing with the stars

teachers across the state are turning to airbnb to help pay their bills.sful this se battle between elon musk and twitter must has subpoenaed the university to hand over records of all conversations, conferences, interviews, meetings and negotiations that may have occurred between twitter and stanford. it's unclear at this point what if any, bearing the records could have on the case. the trial is set for october 17th in delaware, but musk is reportedly looking to push that date back to december. some google employees are calling on the tech giant to end its contract with israel's project nimbus. it is a one point $2 billion agreement for google and amazon to supply israel. with artificial intelligence tools. in a news conference today in san francisco, the employees said the technology given to israel would be used by its military against palestinians product marketing manager who organized an internal petition drive against project nimbus said she was forced to resign just yesterday after being told her job was being moved to brazil. witnessing the act o

there is a number of airbnb's available, and similar to hotels, most availability is in southeast florida as well as the big bend and panhandle region. we think it is very important that you don't leave pets behind. bring your pets with you, they need you during this time. we have asked the hotels to relax their pet policies, and to advertise their relaxed pet policies on their website and expedia. the good news is many of them have done that, and are allowing pets when they might not do that. and we thank them because we understand how important it is. people are evacuating for their own safety,, for family members as well as their pets. we have over 76 shelters open statewide including more than 50 special needs shelters. and more will likely be added as of this storm progresses to other parts of the state. if you want to look at shelters go to floridadisa ster.org/shelters. we now have 58 school districts that have announced closures due to this storm. go to fldoe.org/storminfo. there is now over 30,000 personnel standing by to help with power restoration. that is across all of our uti

tesla has added a board member -- the cofounder of airbnb.the last four years, he has overseen the airbnb design studio and nonprofit foundation. he recently stepped back from his role in operations. he replaces larry ellison on the board. and general mills, the maker of cinnamon toast crunch and annie's pastas is battling a takeover attempt by san francisco-based groep market. has a $2 billion valuation. the platform connects food suppliers with customers. grub market is exploring an ipo. whatsapp is popular on wall street. more than $2 billion in fines for big banks, plus news coming from a conference. this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... add a line to your existing plan, or see for yourself how easy it i

airbnb is largely unregulated.here are reports they have a crisis team and try to sweep up these nightmares the hosts complain about, the unauthorized parties, messes, guests who will leave. the stock is down 2.5. stuart: you've got a real problem. fr frearmakes batteries and they are up 13%. lauren: electric vehicle batteries and adam jonas name topics as the price doubled to $26 and an awful case scenario going up to $60, 350%, a beneficiary of the inflation reduction act. stuart: market is shaking his head. you missed that. >> i missed it but i own invx, electric battery maker. it is up substantially this year. lauren: since the inflation reduction act. stuart: we will gloss over it. >> i missed it. stuart: peloton back in the news. lauren: very expensive. it is a niche market, we can add more pain subscribers now expanding the partnership with united health, the number of people eligible, and put benefits toward that. it is still down. >> go hard for 30 seconds, the high intensity training. of full body workout

the pandemic you saw an awful lot of older so-called retirees as uber drivers, the fastest growing airbnbposts where women over the age of 55 and will probably see that as the pandemic recedes. airbnb is starting to see more older people putting homes up and i think that will continue and the question, the great imponderable is will businesses turn to older workers? we know age discrimination is real. we do surveys all time, so many that i think we shouldn't do anymore because they show us most people over the age of 50 believe there is age discover nation and kind of looking for opportunities, we are meeting later this week with the secretary of labor, secretary walsh was a leader as the mayor of boston in working on behalf of older bostonians to look at the programs that are being put in place, look at out apprenticeship programs to make sure there are opportunities for older workers and by older workers we don't just mean over 65 or 50. leaving popular culture is far ahead of us, you may have seen this, circulated widely at king charles, 72-year-old man finally gets job. very popular i

and basically, i use airbnb for a little bit of supplemental income. but this is a whole scam, this is a san francisco policy scam. we've been here forever, three generations, it's just another taxation to justify this group that serves the hotel community. look at the whole board of directors they're all on the big hotels. and i'm in the cap with the last two speakers, the individuals, my lady from the richmond district and the man who said, where is the transparency that all of this taxation is benefiting me. i'm in northbeach, i've been in the city forever. i went to si, three generations, san francisco does not need any discussion. those other districts put your money there, but passing the people downtown where everybody already knows about, pathetic. literally pathetic, kill this frick en commission and go to work and do something proper. deal with the homeless, clean up the poop, that's what i got. this is a joke. that's what i got. and peskin you should ought ashamed of yourself. i'll see you in northbeach later, goodbye. [laughter] . >> clerk:

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airbnb boats. they washed onshore. the storm surge was so high they lifted up, became untied from the pilings and ended up right here in the street and on the shoulder. this was the marina office and that's a total disaster now, a total loss. next door was a restaurant that had been here for a number of years. it still has a roof but that's just about it. three people have been sleeping there overnight. at least they could get a little protection from the rain and sun. i tell you what, not only did boats surge into the streets, the storm surge 12 to 15 feet here also swept away houses. take a look at this dramatic, dramatic hurricane ian video. a house swept away from the storm surge. just amazing pictures. up the bridge from us is fort myers beach. according to the governor who flew over all the barrier islands he described fort meyers beach the worst of them all. a total disaster. one person said it's wiped off the map. a lovely place. honeymooners, vacationers, white sandy beaches, condo towers decimated by the stor

airbnb is starting to see more older people putting homes and i think that will continue.i guess the question is the great un-ponderable is will businesses turn to older workers? we know age discrimination is real. weal do surveys all the time. we do so many surveys and i'm convinced we shouldn't do anymore because they show us that most people over the age of 50 believe there's age discrimination because there is age discrimination. and kind of looking for opportunities, we are meeting later this week aarpth with the secretary of labor, secretary walsh was the leader as the mayor of boston in working on behalf of older bostonians to look at the programs that are being put in place, look at apprenticeship programs to make sure there are opportunities for olderok workers. by older workers we don't just mean people over 65. you may have seen this, circulatedwi rather widely, king charles, 73-year-old man finally gets job, very popular in my network. i don't know -- [laughing] i don't know about you, but we really do have to continue to slide away at age discrimination. ironi

when they travel to rent out the house to airbnb to get a plane ticket to go.e liners? every now and then they're in good session, top 10%age movers for that day. the next day they give it all back. >> cruises make me nervous you don't have business travel piece there. you have to get on a plane. airline prices are crazy recently. with hotels and lodging, you get in the car, you drive, you can drive across the country for a big thanksgiving whatever it is. you can go for work. you don't usually cruise for work. business travel is a big part of the lodging rebound as well. charles: you're, like you say you're in the tech space. we know there is a lot of problems there. we just discussed how a lot of folks on wall street think it will never be the same but there is a big name in tech you like a lot. you like sales force.com. >> i like boring tech stocks, tech stocks that don't have a ton of exposure to advertising and exposure to hardware with the supply chains out of china. i like tech stocks with solid leadership not costing the companies they work with a billi

but to come inside. >> we'll call >> you put yourself an airbnb only when you arrive.ook. someone else is also staying there. instead of turning around and find the anywhere else to stay, you're forced to stay the night with a creepy stranger. what could possibly go wrong? that's the premise of the beautifully made super scary barbarian. georgina campbell and bill skarsgard who incidentally played the killer clown. penny wise in the remakes of stephen king's. it are perfect in the roles. she's a smart savvy woman who knows there are tons of red flags about the situation but carefully walks toward them out of necessity. that kind of automatic caution that most anyone would use that creates the automatic tension in barbarian. but one twist and turn and surprise after another elevates this movie to a whole different level. but 14 jun horror movies, one that is genuine and original writer director zack craig or does a great job in the filmmaking and also in providing a story that's so filled with the unexpected that with excellent performances delivers a september spine, c

but in current site. >> we'll call >> you put yourself an airbnb only when you arrive.d it's been double. booked. someone else is also staying. there. instead of turning around and finding anywhere else to stay, you're forced to stay the night with a creepy stranger. what could possibly go wrong? that's the premise of the beautifully made super scary barbarian. georgina campbell and bill skarsgard who incidentally played the killer clown. penny wise in the remakes of stephen king's. it are perfect in the roles. she's a smart savvy woman who knows there are tons of red flags about the situation but carefully walks toward them out of necessity. that kind of automatic caution that most anyone would use that creates the automatic tension in barbarian. but one twist and turn and surprise after another elevates this movie to a whole different level. but 14 jun horror movies, one that is genuine and original writer director zack craig or does a great job in the filmmaking and also in providing a story that so filled with the unexpected that with excellent performances delivers

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great britain's queen elizabeth has listed one of her homes on airbnb. the garden house is going for $216 a night with a seven night minimum. the minimum. there is four bedrooms, two full bathrooms. bookings ae bathrooms. bookings are slim though. there is only a few weeks available through the net the next two weeks. maybe a little tea and crumb pets for . >> we will see you back here at. see you back here at 3:00. [ relaxing music ] >> taylor: ah. sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry! >> steffy: oh, mom. >> taylor: i'm sorry. >> steffy: no, you don't have to sneak around. this is, um-- >> taylor: no, i'm just getting myself a snack, i-- >> steffy: actually, um, i've been wanting to talk to you. and you. i have an idea i've been kicking around. >> taylor: what? >> steffy: well, the last time we were at granddad's, we had so much fun. and i was just thinking, now that douglas is living with thomas, we should do it again. >> taylor: i-- i-- i love the idea. we have so much to celebrate. >> steffy: yes, including your imminent reunion. ♪♪♪ [ door opening ] >>

we need chesky to say, okay, listen everybody, just go airbnb for four months until this thing is overthat's not going to happen carl, this rent thing i keep trying to think what happens as they continue to raise rents all i can remember is you weren't allowed to raise rents for a couple years those were the people -- i will tell you the two things that worry me, rents and weddings i was sitting next to a guy, shouldn't have overheard him, he knows i didn't, he said i have nine weddings this year, this is an extremely full flight the world is catching up to the two years they missed. my daughter is on her third wedding in, i don't know, like four months. weddings are driving because no one got married. >> that's true i mean, that's another just -- not a pull forward, it was a push out. >> yes. >> on covid. by the way, we will talk to brian chesky of airbnb later today on tech check, talk about travel, we talked about the strength, the commentary out of airlines sixth the european car rental company today with an upside reannouncement good luck trying to rent a car in europe as you know

how how is that appeared to peer rentals just like airbnb. so we'll sell you the camper van. and then we've got a video master class to teach you then how to take care of your investment. manage it and really maximize your return. is this a new emerging business? or has this been around something that we haven't heard about yet? it's pretty i knew came upon on the scene on maybe five years ago or so there's a few small platforms but especially here in california gets bigger and bigger every day. yeah absolutely. an emergent. so what can you what can you rent a van like this out for? van like this. this is braxton. this is a two seater to sleep or something like this. could be 1 51 80 a night you can see for sleep for you can get anywhere from like 2 52 even 300 sometimes kind of good for burning man. alright, real quick. give us a tour of what's going on inside here. cabinets are all aluminum, which speeds up production and keeps weight down so you don't have to pay quite as much on gas and maintenance we tried to like again like you guys were just talking about keep it simpl

every airbnb is sold out. amazing and they are all having such a good time and learning about technology and how to connect with our customers in a new way. >> we will talk about the state of the city at the moment but you only stew profitability goals, long-term profitability, and for 25% adjusted operating margin. what makes you feel so ambitious in a downturn? >> you saw the quarterly delivered 7.7 billion. it was larger than s&p. now we are the largest company in the world. that is exciting. we have the highest revenue and now we want to have very strong margins. 50 million is right around the corner. we will have 25% on the operating margins. >> you are also doing these carbon offsets which is fairly unique. do you see this as philanthropy or do you think revenue will be generated from the accounting market? >> when you think about modern business today, you have to have great revenue, great margins. you have to look at your overall cap. we just promoted our the director. when you think about the values o

properties on airbnb. now, according to airbnb, they made approximately $43 million last year. teachers hosted on airbnb last year, but the money they earned was more than double of any other state. airbnb also says nearly 30% of l. a unified teachers are working a second job to cover basic living expenses. in the south bay school district is taking some unusual steps to help its teachers find housing. the milpitas unified school district sent an email to parents asking if anyone was willing to rent an empty room in their home to a teacher. the notice also encouraged families to share the post with others in an effort to spread the word district officials don't want to repeat of last year, where they lost seven teachers who opted to move to a more affordable communities . our time is 4 45. the teacher shortage in california is hurting low. income districts in the bay area, more than others, according to the learning learning policy institute, even within the same school district schools pay teachers more money usually have less teacher turnover. according to the local nonprofit

bell wing, airbnb, kiko wells fargo, verizon, goldman sachs, florida power & light, national christianoundation, the pga tour, just to name a few. that doesn't go into all of the people who are giving five and $10, thank you so much for what you're doing. i want to thank tom brady who put on his website, a special thanks to our fund, the floored disaster fund who got a lot of attention and saved a lot of money. also, thank you to visa, amex, paypal, and braintree, they are waving their fees so that all of this money will go directly to people in need. as the governor mentioned, one of the important things to understand is that we are getting needs instant tamely into the emergency operation center, we are able to communicate those needs to the nonprofits on the round so that we can meet them quickly. these done -- these funds make a difference as to what we can target. some of these areas that were devastated are going to need things like food and tarps and what have you. again, to give the website, florida disaster fund.org. you can also text, disaster 220222. god bless you, thank you

think of it like airbnb or over, you are part of the infrastructure and building it.if you want to use this, how do you sign-up? guest: there is a wait list. once we launch, there will be a mobile app you can use. install the app and get going. if you have an older phone, we will send you a physical phone. emily: talk to us about the challenges of creating a crypto powered mobile network. how is this even possible, what kind of troubleshooting will you have to do? amir: we proved with the network we launched in 2019 that people-power networks are a real thing. within three years, there are one million of these hotspots across the globe, building a network for low-power devices. this next step is moving into the cellular world. we use roughly the same tactics, people have shown us they are interested in infrastructure and not just being a user. we will do roughly the same thing we did in the last go round, people are incentivized to build miniature cell towers on any property they have access to and they get rewarded for doing that. emily: obviously, helium is well kno

expedia and airbnb both following as session fears continue to build.ou did see alphabet shares rise a little bit. activision blizzard, microsoft saying they are still confident that purchase will go through. ed: employees say they are at work, but leaders say they are not sure. this according to new data released by microsoft and linkedin. microsoft releasing a new suite of productivity tools to facilitate their interaction between workers and their bosses to combat what microsoft calls the productivity paranoia paradox. emily chang spoke with him about this and more with linkedin ceo orion ross lansky wednesday. emily -- >> this productivity paranoia is one of the things that is emerging where the managers and leaders think their employees are not productive and the employer's feel -- employees feel burned out. i think one of the most important things for us in this new world of work in hybrid work is to bridge this paradox. we have to figure it out. both sides need the same thing. employees feel they are thriving and they need to thrive which means t

just like airbnb has allowed for new places to stay, the pyth network opens up and unlocks reserves ofcomes from trigger firms that has never had it. they are contribute their data directly to the chain, they have never once used it externally before. >> used to work at morgan stanley. when you look at the high-frequency trading, all the companies they look -- you will work with like susquehanna come wiser high-frequency firms are more likely to engage in this universe rather than morgan stanley? you see them search trade in crypto but is at the -- start to trade in crypto but it is at the margins. >> the big movers are having smaller committees on where they can enter the market. these are nimble firms, get in early, they are comfortable with the cryptography risk and the revelatory risk. --regulatory risk. banks need to be more comfortable with the caliber and scale of risk they will get into. they are making a lot of progress as you mentioned, we will expect to see them come in overtime. >> what will it take for decentralized finance to do everything you would see in a traditional f

there have been many startups born in a downturn like airbnb, stripe.hat do you think it future accelerator in a down market when there are other accelerators out there now trying to do the same thing? >> the last two days have been the y com days. we have had a very strong relationship with them before. we think it is one of the crown jewels of global innovation. every six months there are hundreds of companies that present what is new. within that realm there are a couple of those that will be enduring, industry defining companies. one of the things we have noticed in this y commentator -- combinator batch, do notice combinations. we are excited about the increase in the use of artificial intelligence in companies in this field and that is trending. what percentage of companies are using artificial intelligence to build in this ycombinator batch? almost a quarter of companies are doing this. 300% growth of companies doing that, and the only time we have seen that before is a to 10 years ago when you started seeing companies built on the cloud. google,

tech companies like airbnb and doordash and walmart, saw the largest asset firms and our focus with thesees is take a data-driven approach to their own supply chain. for a long time corporate clement was synonymous with low-quality offset and not with actual reduction work in the company's own footprint and that is where our customers are focusing. emily: are companies making hard choices? sometimes when you gather that data, you might not like what it looks like. >> it is definitely true every company new to climate work is surprised by something they learned in the data but actually on the positive side where for companies, cost reduction and investment in long-term over risk and better quality technology tend to go hand-in-hand with the climate work. it takes the data to see that but these companies i was mentioning like walmart or large asset managers, these are sophisticated businesses who are known for making business first decisions and have chosen to double down and trickle down on their claim at work because these are positive investments for the company over the three plus year

you can think of this as similar to airbnb and uber. not only a user of the network but also part of the infrastructure. >> if you want to use this, how do you sign up? >> you can go to hell helium.com. that is the first step. once we launch -- this will be downloaded straight into your phone. if you have an older phone, you can use it that way. >> how is it even possible? >> i don't think people believe it was doable at the time. they lost only a hundred 50 hotspots. there are now a million of these hotspots across the globe. this next step is moving in. we is roughly the same tactics. people are incentivized to install the initial cell towers. they have mobile tokens for doing that. >> obviously, they are well known for their network which helps connect low-power devices. i am curious with his next step, what else could be possible? >> this is the next logical extension of what we are doing. cellular networks were on our radar as the things to do. this has allowed us to not do that. in the future, i think you can expect to see other t

one of the cofounders of airbnb. what's the significance?n: for me, i think there might be a bigger relationship of installing charging stations in people's homes and i'm going out on a limb perhaps and there's been some talk of that but anyway, joe will replace oracle's ceo on the board. we'll disclose soon if there's talk on the strong talk about sensorineural phoria. stu: sephora is the cosmetics people. what are they doing to compete with the other retailers? lauren: beauty emergencies are a big thing. stu: beauty emergencies? lauren: s they have a subscriptn emergency for $49 a year. if you have a pimple that pops and you happen need your cover cream, they'll deliver it right to your door. why would you need shampoo or mascara delivered same day? i have no idea. stu: i can't answer your question. lauren: the crowd goes silent. our life is by subscription lately stu: stuart will have two of those mirrors. lauren: sephora is a subscription and want to watch something on tv, you need a subscription. stu: i have a beauty emergency every mor

equal protection argument here and i don't know that there's a constitutional right to have a 30 day airbnbtell you i i can but i really do think i'l think we need to make hotels great and i think we need to make neighbors great and why aren't hotels great and one who experienced pandemic or post there are the same way we've skipped people for the last two years that with your continenta breakfast and when you're at a hotel now it's not the same state anymore you are lucky if you get housekeeping services the day you are there if you ge at all it's helping hold up the industry and the really quickly right is a help neighbors out what these 30 day rentals are there but by big companies llcs and you end up having marty and wendy bergen living next door t you but the cartel and instead of having the bradys in not tom brady and jess out but i think we want more of the brady bunch living next door i we went neighbors at that we know that 30 day turnaround lintels to me i think it really is an interes in getting the hotel industry back on its feet and let's get back to knowing more neighbors are

similar to airbnb, include several amenities like a shower, kitchen, and guesthouse.ion act for you? we will figure it out and explain. as a live look outside this morning. we will check in and what we can expect in just a few minutes. liz: how do you make sure the inflation reduction act is working for your family? we explain what decisions to make to save money. >> when dealing with increasing post-pandemic traffic, know that the inflation reduction ride wis for electric and other alternative fuel cars. he is in a solar powered home and drives a hybrid car. he said when it comes to rebates and tax credits, take the long view. 10 years or 12 years from now you will not get the money so you will have to buy it without any extra benefit from it. >> a good point, but in the near term, should you buy now or next year? that is important because next year there are new rules including limits on how much you can earn and how much the car can cost. acpa is keeping close track of all of this. >> -- a cpa is keeping close track of all of this. >> $225,000 if you are head of ho

all came up with 12 to 15 feet of storm surge, two boats behind it used as hotel boats, airbnbs. everything pushed off of the marina destroying all these boats. this was the opposite marina. now that is a complete loss totally destroyed. it was a restaurant, that is demolished. delay roof but all the walls are completely gone. it is a devastating day. these trucks are taking search and rescue and debris clearing equipment to fort myers beach where the beautiful white sand bizarre and it is just the wasteland important to those who had been there, wiped off the map. for search and rescue operations, the second full day of it. they pulled 700 people and rescued them via helicopter and on all the barrier islands that is where the worst impacts of hurricane ian were. a lot of people did not evacuate even though it was mandatory. they stayed and that is where the sheriff believes most of the fatalities will be found. so far 21 confirmed dead and unconfirmed. there's a lot of people they believe strongly there is no way they made it out. often 911 calls are coming for those communities

airbnb, twitter, spotfy.atement saying they're getting rid of office space in three major cities because just 1% of their work force came into the office voluntarily after they said, open season, guy, come back. so they're getting rid of their footprint skap louing people to continue to work from home. this really -- this is really why it's an issue because there's 11.2 million jobs available in the united states right now. that's about two jobs for every job seeker. so people have a will the of options right now. so if you're a company that's pushing folks back into the office, is that a good way to do it if people have options right now? and it's also interesting to note within this gallup poll, this number here, 60% of all people working remotely said they would consider switching jobs if their company pushed them to go back into the office. so you see that resistance from workers but that push from employers to try to get people back into the office. office showdown, this is going to go on for a few more

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you might get a roommate, you might airbnb, live with relatives temporarily, and i want to remember ifweaked their benefits to your benefits so if they are trying to get you to come to work they might pay for a dog walker, things like that so instead of worrying about cutting the cost, get your company to pay for it. if they have you come in make sure if they will pay for it you take advantage of that. rachel: energy prices are a big deal. millions of americans are already behind on their utility bills from air conditioning used during the summer, go into the winter a lot of elderly on fixed incomes, what can people do to save on energy costs? >> home heating costs could be up 17%, i want everyone to go around and point out any plugs, anything you are not using, shut down your computers at night and make sure you've got everything on a timer so you are not heating rooms when you are not in them. it is pulling energy when you are not using it. you will see a difference. rachel: i have a chore for the kids, unplug. thank you, your book is -- >> launching financial grown ups. rachel: than

the house is described as a quote, fixer-upper and it could be the perfect place to buy for airbnb. but as i'm remembering from the shows and the kids will like the disney live in the wall like it's all possessed. you think it's like that for $300,000. >> all right. this is nasa's juno probe that has captured this breathtaking swirls and peaks on the clouds of jupiter sky. the stunning new 3 d rendering shows the incredible detail of the storms on the gas giant. many are comparing the cloud formations to icing on a cosmic cupcake. but scientists say while it's beautiful, the digital models can also help scientists further their understanding of the clouds, chemical composition. i like that looks i knew. i like that. that was cool. that makes you want to do a little weather for jupiter now. learn some new cold. s> probably a little chilly. let not chilly this weekend for us, though. a live look outside our beautiful blue skies. the bays just been gorgeous. today will be warming up as we go throughout the weekend here. temperatures right now. so, you know, conquered already warming up

moderna, starbucks, airbnb the big winners. the dow and s&p small gains. fed watchers fired up to gain how what powell will do next w week larry summers wants a full point hike next week tesla's elon musk wants a quarter point drop which do you choose? >> 75 basis points, unwavering unwavering the two calling for a drop is delusional, to put it politely we're in a blackout period and it adds a shroud of unknown around that. every time we doubt them, they come out and make a statement. i have no reason to doubt them 75 basis points. >> i think that maybe i wasn't clear in terms of the nuance of this question. what do you think the fed should do as opposed to what do you think the fed will do? the hope that the fed will slow down what it's doing is that the economy hasn't felt the impact of the rate hikes that have been put in place already and so by going full steam ahead we could be driving the economy into a recession more quickly, more deeply, whatever qualifier you want to put there. >> it is a blunt instrument. 75 is the course >> that's what you would