they've made deals with airbnb with could having even more stake as an airbnb investor. it's really nice like it. yeah, i think like it to the truth is airbnb has been hurting this summer. some markets like phoenix in austin are seeing a 50% decline in revenues per listing. that's compared to last year. airbnb disputes revenue losses are this deep, but they do say they've dropped analysts point to too much inventory with travelers choosing to stay elsewhere. airbnb was darling of the travel industry for a long time. >> put it be the future of the travel industry that death of the hotel industry. >> and of course, as we've learned, not quite airbnb doesn't check every box of frankly, neither do hotels. airbnb peak during the pandemic. hotels were deemed to have too many instead, workers isolated in airbnbs with work from home flexibility. they've now return to the office. >> and inventory increased during covid as well. many turned their homes into rentals or brought new investment properties to rent out there. just got a lot of inventory that they can't move. some people

for airbnb. like expedia give worrying signs about people's travel habits. tom: airbnb is not a cheap stock, it has a high valuation and with high valuation comes hi expect asian for earnings, but i think they did just enough this earnings print to get people excited still about story, maybe tone down some of the chatter about the inevitable normalization of the travel landscape and people going back to traditional hotels and sort of more traditional travel patterns and may be less of the vacation rental type stuff. on top of that, they talked about interesting product opportunities and growth unlocks if you will for 2020 for which i think the market is responding well to. ed: which of those caught your eye the most? tom: we have been doing a lot of work following the experiences space, the tourism, attractions a space so it is easy to into that as an exciting category. what is interesting about what airbnb calls experience is it is this enablement of a new product and in a lot of ways it is simi

we reached out to both airbnb and brbo today to ask is this cool? airbnb basically said no. what they are doing is saying that they've activated the extenuating circumstances policy to cancel penalty free with guests receiving a full refund. we wanted more detail about that. we didn't get all of the things we wanted but airbnb did tell us if you have a reservation log into the and go to your reservation. there should be a flag that tells you whether you have an eligible stay and should get a refund. even if it is not there, and you think you should fall under the policy and be able to cancel and get your money back, contact them so you can have a one on one. >> airbnb. vrbo is no the stating this right now. >> very different story. we reached out today and did not get an answer for them. in the "new york times" we saw vrbos already waived host penalties which means hosts can cancel and refund guests without worrying how it will affect their performance in future guest searches. here we are concerned about their performance and their stars instead of the customers. the consum

>> vern, now's your shot because her house is going up on airbnb for a weekend in september, not sure how your wife will feel about that. gwyneth is also a very successful entrepreneur. she founded goop, which is a wellness brand. it's all about healthy eating and healthy living. your stay will include guided meditation, a goop spa day and a nourishing goop-inspired meal. she went viral earlier this year for what some would describe as a very restrictive diet that included skipping breakfast for coffee and a bone broth as a way to detox. booking opens at 10:00 a.m. august 15th for up to two people. >> you had me at spa day. i'm going. mrs. glenn is going. >> there we go. that's okay. the spa part is fine. it's just like the bone broth all day. maybe bone broth just once, but -- >> no. >> i knew that was going to be a tough sell for you. >> no, no. i get to eat the steak first and then make the broth. >> you've seen how i eat. is there a drive-thru? no. i'm out. (upbeat music)

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jobina: here is a listing for a florida ballpark on airbnb. it gives fans the most intimate, behind the scenes ballpark experience in history. the stadium is home pensacola blues. you can take batting practice, on the basis, and enjoy a picnic in the outfield. there are food and drink package deals as an add-on or up to $50. it is $5,100 a night. kumasi: they set there. really interesting to stay the night. the bunk beds. yes. drew: how do you get that queen on the left? jobina: it is giving birthday party, bring the whole team. kumasi: let everybody run around. jobina: what a name. without the would be freezing at the beyonce concert later this week. drew: no. it will be warm. you will be fine with one layer. tonight, temperatures on the wild side. left they will continue over the next couple of nights. but this morning, dense fog. we have a few numbers less than 10, but know that fog this morning. right now, upper 50's to lower 60's. the look outside. this is the rooftop camera at kgo. legs are not moving, but that will not the case this aft

starting tomorrow, 1400 units from airbnb will be available. another 160 citizens have stepped with hsbc to provide. their houses to be shared. so just under 2000 how units are now available so we can get people shelter. he said the contract today with the red cross. we're grateful to them for their expertise. they'll be in partnership with us being on the county to make sure everyone that house. if you have not been one of the shelters, you go to redcross sign up there. the services, shelter, these rooms to be free. 2 people and resources will be covered through our disaster their fema. the state, grants, whitney foundation grants. that's critically important. we've already placed 220 families in housing. so you can see that the shelters are starting starting empty out. we're trying to be careful because there's a lot of needs are also being that those shelters, mental health care needs people getting loans, taking care of. they are all these houses and apartments, hotel rooms. we'll be providing wraparound services so that you want people to

. >> this was an airbnb booking.eporter: text alerts from united airlines about delays and later learned about the raging fire in lahaina . >> it looks scary so we don't want to get in the way, especially if there are people sheltering at the airport. reporter: carol richardson arrived at sfo from a wahoo. they are keeping close tabs on what is happening in maui. >> we are very concerned. we have close friends who live on maui, but we have not heard back from them. it is devastating. i don't know what they will do. it is sad. reporter: at sfo, everyone trying to fly to maui today had to rearrange their plans. this man wanted to take his family on a 10 day vacation, but because of a devastating fire -- >> flights are canceled, so i have to change our plan to kona. reporter: this afternoon at sfo, we caught up with travelers who had just arrived from honolulu. this woman's older brother and her entire family evacuated from their home in lahaina. >> care house is gone. they don't know where they are going to have to sta

the situation i am seeing in communities in which i live, gross proliferation of airbnb industry and housing no longer available for rental or home purchase due to close to 40% of houses city limits are airbnb's. there are three on the block with i live, a house that's a stone throw away, 300,000 i think about eight years ago, nine. $950,000. >> who's buying their houses? >> i don't know who's buying them. people that have a lot of money but the situation is that many people who work in a community here, the hospital the skilled nursing facility in factories, they don't live inside the city or county. many of them come from sheboygan county and you are talking about 50 miles one way to work. i was lucky i got this house when i bought it but it's nothing like when i grew up and it was affordable. >> the purchase of places for airbnb. >> the airbnb industry is the housing supply issue there are the same number of homes in the area and when it's airbnb, they reduce and there's less supply but in south carolina looking at murdaugh beach and other areas, they found airbnb did not have hou

. >>> and gwyneth paltrow has partnered with airbnb to rent her guest house. the one-night stay includes a chef's dinner with the actress and her husband. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm erica brown, cbs news, new york. >>> it's thursday, august 3rd, >>> it's thursday, august 3rd, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." former president donald trump expected in court today in washington where he will face charges that he conspired to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. we're going to have a preview from the capitol. >>> sentenced to death. a jury recommend the death penalty for the pittsburgh synagogue shooter who killed 11 worshippers. >>> terrifying kidnapping case. a woman says she was locked in a cinderblock cell after being violently abducted. how the suspect could be linked to other assaults. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. in what's come to be a film -- a familiar scene now, former president donald trump is expected to appear before a judge today. trump is due

airbnb is part of the computer revolution, part of the dominant story right now is about airbnb and chatgbtnnovations that have to do with the internet. so we think we're in a world which is changing. not we, everyone. lots of people are thinking it. and at this point, it's -- the prices are holding. they haven't fallen like they did, home prices haven't fallen like they did after 2007. >> all right. in a world that's changing, that's going to change, too. robert schiller, we just don't know when. appreciate you being with us. >> okay. >>> coming up, shares of this social media company popping after announcing a new ai feature and a new way to make money. the name and details, next. >>> welcome back. our mystery chart was snap. shares are higher after the company announced a new ai feature and plans to monetize it. julia joins me now with that story. snap has a way of doing this, julia. >> yeah, ai also gets people's attention. snap announcing a new ai feature in a new way it is trying to make money with ai. snap dream, that's what they are calling a new photo that turns photo into ai gener

admin canceled his trip, his airline giving him credit, but his airbnb host said no to a refund thatup. >> the owner said that because we are supposed to go ga, ga was not effective by the fire. >> many would-be visitors are struggling to get refunds, which is why share much of.com says travelers should consider ensuring their vacations -- ensuring their vacations. >> you never know what is going to happen between now and when you take your trip. >> is indicated travel columnist says before buying, read the fine print. >> most travel insurance covering the contingency for the specified fine print. >> several -- this that you might already have travel insurance through your credit cards. >> even some no annual fee cards have these, but certainly if you're paying something like a $95 annual fee, you probably qualify. often the best perks are those really high-end targets, amex platinum, chase sapphire reserve, capital one venture x, they tend to have more generous benefits. >> if all else fails, seven is on your side. >> my wife said that i think that we can go to michael finney and ie

thousands of new york city airbnb listings are being removed in response to a looming citywide crackdownting september 5th, hosts of short-term rentals will need to start registering with the city so that they are legally able to provide stays, and they must meet specific requirements, including not renting entire apartments and in some cases being home during the guests' stays. airbnb has called it a de facto ban on short-term rentals while city officials say the changes are needed to combat new york's affordable housing crisis. it is a curious way at that, if the owner can't rent out an entire apartment, has to be there? >> i think it's a terrible idea. we'll have to see if there's enough backlash. but they're going far down this road. >>> new data shows, speaking of new york, nearly a trillion in business has left the city since the start of the pandemic. that's according to bloomberg, about 160 firms have moved their headquarters out of wall street since 2019, taking nearly a trillion in assets under management with them. >>> it's been a rough day for the dow, all in the red. thanks

airbnb and bookings.com is way up. if. lauren: let's go somewhere.ok at that, now we're up 157 points on the dow industrials, 35,300. dow winners, give me that list, please. what's on it? topping that list we have am amgen. microsoft is up $7. don't you love it? lauren: oh, wow. he's going to be bragging the whole show now. stuart: chevron up because oil's up again. unitedhealth, goldman sachs. s&p 500, the winner is, top of that list we have amazon. why not? it's up 9%. booking holdings up 7%. some big gains today there. striker, gilead sciences. i never got this one, atlassian. i don't know what they do. i should -- look it up, will you, please? amazon is on the list, bookings holdings, etc., etc. all good stuff. now show me the yield on the 10-year treasury. bear in mine we got kind of a soft report on the jobs report this morning. there's a cooling in the jobs market, and the yield on the 10-year treasury is going down a little, but it's still at 4.12. that's encouraging the nasdaq. the price of gold, where is it? $1,979 an announce. bitcoin, whe

he also says he wants to work with airbnb to make sure rental homes can be made available for locals . the hawaii tourism authority said it will ask airbnb to provide 3 to 9 month rentals for those who have lost their homes in the fire. if you want to help in the recovery efforts, just scan that qr code there on your screen. and we do have information on our website at ktvu that can help you get involved. and the images coming out of maui are a stark reminder of the wildfire risks that we face here in the bay area. cal fire jumped on a vegetation fire in alameda county last night. bailey leo, kara went to the fire scene and joins us from the newsroom with more on this story. bailey christina crews contain the fire to just 21 acres. this could have spread much further considering how much dry brush could have burned in that area. now there is more fire weather on the way this coming week. but cal fire told me that they're ready and working to prepare. this was the scene last night near livermore. fire crews battled a vegetable fire in unincorporated alameda county along collier canyon

what is the impact — short-term airbnb holiday lets.ut places where people go on holiday which is where second homes might be. is it as true in other areas because you can rent airbnbs in cities, maybe not typical tourist destinations.— tourist destinations. absolutely ri i ht. tourist destinations. absolutely right- people — tourist destinations. absolutely right. people often _ tourist destinations. absolutely right. people often think- tourist destinations. absolutely right. people often think of- tourist destinations. absolutelyj right. people often think of this problem to be one of tourist coastal towns but it is across the board, in cities, short—term lets an airbnb are through the roof. we did some research and found 29 homes a day are being lost from the private rented sector into short—term lets which means 29 homes a day across the country across different types of living situations lost. the losers are the tenants, people looking to find new homes or people finding their rent is driven up by the lack of supply in the private

what else. >> trace: there you go so a trip to vegas might be in the works for your airbnb. i guess it shows you can sell anything to anybody these days with the right marketing plan but if i had to go there i would want somebody that could maybe give me a vacation from the vacation so i think chris pratt. he seems the kind of guy you can sit and chill and just rap about while you're doing the yoga meditation talking about movies or whatever, sports and stuff and that would probably be relaxing in and of itself. >> trace: you're fine with the yoga meditation. vik bajaj. >> i'm definitely going to include meditation. i would include somebody that helps me exercise my mind and also teach me about the future and for those reasons i would pick elon musk. >> trace: nice. i forgot to say dead or alive. i go back to hemingway, stay on his boat the whiskey coming out of the harbor in havana, go to the keys have a couple drinks at hemming ways and head back to cuba. here it is, the poll says 89% say no, they don't want to hang out with a celebrity on instagram and on twitter instagra

airbnb beat on ebitda. beat on revenue. 11% with a slight miss, and host hotels yesterday did talk about great outbound, great international outbound away from the u.s., not getting reciprocal inbound, from especially asia pacific, and maybe lodging is the first to crack. we'll see. as opposed to air travel let's get the opening bell here. at the big board today, it is uscf investments, celebrating its electrification and sustainable battery metals etf at the nasdaq, an investment management and insurance holding company. let's see if the bulls can make a move back above 4,500 today. we are getting some relief, mike, at least for the moment, on yields with that ten-year back to 4.16% >> that was right after the jobs report i think it was much more about -- not that it was a weak number but people were bracing for upside surprise, just because of that wild adp figure. now it's two months in a row where they're vastly diverging we did see downward revisions in the jobs number for previous months, so just takes the edge of the

the florida baseball team listing on airbnb.he stay includes two queen beds and unlimited access to the entire ballpark. >>> uber eats is developing a chatbot. it will ask about budget and food preferences and help place an order. >>> it is not just the streamers, but amazon hiking free shipping minuimum to $35 fr non prime members of. it is not impacting prime members. see you right after the break. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." time for the morning call sheet. citi upgrading at&t and verizon to buy. the wireless market is showing signs of stabilizing and it should help the operating performance. still picks t-mobile as the top pick. >>> ubs upgrading oracle to 140. ubs is confident that oracle is carving out an edge in the gpu and cloud infrastructure. that should be enough to attract new customers. shares are up 2.5% in pre-market. >>> and morgan stanley downgrading farfetch to equal. it says high volatility and limited path for a catalyst makes it difficult to be overweight on the stock in the medium term. shares

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part of the reason is that airbnb units have been taken off the rental market for airbnb rent price controls created a situation for incentive for landlords to warehouse apartments that need renovation rather than rent the fact that high interest rates are causing people to hold on to their apartments and not put them to sale the sales market is seeing low inventory and low sales. a lot of those would-be buyers are camping out in the rental market those are some of the reasons. broadly, you are right, it is baffling and opaque market with the lower population from 2019 and now has rents 30% higher. >> baffling. robert frank is there. thank you very much. see you later on. >>> straight ahead on the show, in aking with the high end of thgsnd m&a deal in the luxury market. we'll have that story when we come back. >>> it's 5:30 eastern time right here in new york there's a lot ahead on "worldwide exchange. here's what's on deck. new hope for stocks trying to rebound after another rough session for wall street. investors looking ahead to the july cpi report due out in a few hours. >>> iger strike

starting tomorrow, ili00 units from airbnb will be available. another 160 citizens.just under 2000 housing units now available so we can give people sheltered. we signed a contract today, grateful to them for their expertise. in partnership for us. to make sure everyone gets housed. you will go to the red cross and sign up there. these services will be free. these services will be free. the resources will be covered through disaster relief, through disaster relief, through fema, the state and grants. you can see the shelters are starting to empty out. trying to be careful. there are a lot of needs. people getting wounds taking care of. hotel rooms will be providing wraparound services so that we want people to know about it. we already anticipate these 36 weeks or direct housing for individuals. just let people know. we don't want people to think they are going to get housed and suddenly he asked to leave. it will be on 30 day increments. as i shared earlier, the scale of destruction is incredible. a bit more than when we were together. with the extra fatalities. als

. >>> and gwyneth paltrow has partnered with airbnb to rent her guest house.dinner with the actress and her husband. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm erica brown, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we are now less than 24 hours away from an unprecedented moment in american history, where a former president returns here to the nation's capital to make his first appearance on charges of going after the bedrock of american democracy, a peaceful transfer of power. donald trump is no stranger to the inside of a courthouse. this is his third indictment. these are the first charges to stem from actions trump allegedly took while in office, all in an attempt, according to the special counsel to remain in power. the special counsel jack smith called the january 6th attack an assault on the seat of american democracy that was fuelled by lies. trump's lawyers today claim the charges violate the president's first area. amendment rights, but contemporaneous notes from former vice president mik

you're probably going to choose the airbnb that has 4.9 stars and a bunch of reviews.re safe about going to that place. well, how do we do that for the people that want to do business with athletes? how do you now understand that that financial adviser, that accountant, that agent, they've always worked with your best interests in mind because us as athletes we get one chance to get this thing right and how do we increase the probabilities of that because that changes generational wealth, that changes communities, and ultimately that changes that athlete's life. >> how would you sum up the mark that you've left on the game not so much on the field because that's judged by stats for the most part. tackles, interceptions and the like but even more so around financial literacy the people that you've helped educate, so to speak, as professor cope as you call yourself >> yeah. >> that legacy and what that means to you >> yeah. i mean, it means the world to me, honestly i knew -- i went to the university of memphis a couple weeks ago and i spoke to the athletes and a lot of

stuart: airbnb got what?ost innovative lodging brand and that's a big deal because that's higher than the second place hyatt and fifth place mariott trying to copy what a airbnb does and marriott has more short-term rentals and apartment-style living. stuart: they co. why are former twitter employees suing elon musk's x? oolauren: faces 2200 ashtrays case ands staff that sued the company not giving them -- arbitration cases because the company failed to pay thousands in filing fees and x said we're off the hook from the -- the fees were $3.5 million alone because we never mandate that had you settle through arbitration. in and out of courts. stuart: in and out of courts. thank you, lauren. schools are looking for a way to fight the teacher shortage. watch out. some are hiring virtual teachers. lydia hu has the story. most kids were already stuck with remote learning during covid. i can't imagine parents are happy to see it come back after the pandemic's over. >> yeah, and virtual learning also led to a lot of

amanda: the couple announced a partnership with airbnb on instagram. both celebrities will be there to greet you. >> i think we should have complete strangers come and stay with us at the beach. it is so nice here. amanda: the so-called oceanfront oasis is available only on saturday, august 19. for guests can stay at the two-bedroom home, that is a few steps away from the ocean, for free. meals and snacks are included, booking opens at 10:00 this morning. i feel it we just gwyneth paltrow opening her home to someone. they want the strangers in their home. drew: they are bored, maybe? you want to show people? kumasi: will we even be talking about them if they did not open it? drew: it sounds interesting. news. kumasi: one day only. meals and snacks. you are there for five minutes max. [laughter] jobina: my concern is revealed their cleanliness habits. kumasi: is that about the shower? jobina: they do not bathe every day. drew: interesting. jobina: if you do that, what else is going on? [laughter] drew: outside is partly cloudy, on our way to a warm and

kristen: they'd announced a partnership with airbnb, the so-called oceanfront oasis is available onlyaturday, 19. four desk and stay in the two bedroom cottage a test of the main house just a fewps away from the ocean. meals and snacks are included, and the cost is zero. i am not sure who gets it, because i am sure many people wanted it. larry: mila did not seem that keen on the idea. >> can you imagine if you as your wife, hey, we will have strangers stay next door all day. and we are going to feed them. kristen: airbnb is paying them handsomely, no doubt, and whatever that sum is i would go. >> the proceeds are going to a nonprofit that ashton kutcher is a part of. at least there is a good cause component of all of this. larry: sandhya, maybe you should do the same thing. offer up your house. sandhya: why not, and it is for a good cause. kristen: i come to your house for the food. larry: it is the year of the rookie for the san francisco giants. wade meckler got his first two hits in the majors a day after he made his debut in the show. the umpires did not make it easy for him last

obviously a lot could change after the bell when we get the apple, amazon, airbnb.judge again let's get to post 9. >>> thanks so much, carl and julia. welcome to "the halftime report." i am dom chu in for scott wapner front and center this hour, the $4 trillion test for the market. that is what is on the line as we await key earnings from apple and amazon could those reports turn the tide for that tech trade for the hour at post 9 josh brown, brenda vingiella, jim lebenthal and bill baruch. a check on the markets right now. as we just pointed

it is in the airbnb listing. they will be on-site to greet their guest and they are launching an app with a donation to a local charity. >>> he is taking his skills to the whiskey barrel. he is announcing his bourbon brandon is finally hitting the shelves with it. it is called gentlemen's club. it is produced in kentucky, aged in barrel seven years. they have been working on the project since he was leading the warriors through the first championship. the domination continues with him and his wife. you can buy it for $80 per bottle. numbers for the average cost of a wine bottle is more than 108 dollars. that is up $17 from last year. coming from the 2023 direct to consumer wine report. wine tastings have gotten more expensive. the price might not be getting any better. wineries say they will hike prices even more. i do not think that will stop people from drinking wine. before they start picking, they are counting their blessings. today was the blessing of the grapes. a ray by, pastor and priest all joined togeth

very bad. >> jimmy: was it worse than the airbnb you'd left? >> no, that at least smelled clean.next day. ugh, ugh! atlantis is full of couples who hate each other. [ laughter ] people who were screaming at each other. also the ugliest [ bleep ] there. [ laughter and applause ] my god. >> jimmy: really? >> oh, just -- ugly families and kids screaming. [ laughter ] you couldn't look anywhere without being like, no! it's just not fun. we did 10,000 steps in one day and only went to the beach and the aquarium. it's huge. >> jimmy: yeah. >> for no reason. >> jimmy: yeah. we were one of the ugly families there. [ laughter ] >> you were? oh. >> jimmy: yeah, we didn't go to atlantis, we went to one of the other ones. >> you weren't an ugly family. you probably went to the four seasons because there's nothing in the middle except for margaritaville. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you go to margaritaville? >> we ended up staying at margaritaville. there are two in the bahamas. why people got to bring their culture on vacation? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's right. margaritaville.

sliding doors are a common feature in airbnbs. >> what's not so common is being able to rent from therve 90s star sliding doors. >> gwyneth paltrow. she's putting up her guest home for one night. it's the goop wellness brand. it includes a face-to-face meeting with paltrow. we don't know how much it's for. >>> tonight at 7:00, major concerns about yesterday's big fire in san francisco. we're learning neighbors warned about the fire danger right there in haze valley months ago. how the mayor is responding coming up on the 7:00 newscast. >>> man for ties in the bay area is arrested for kidnapping. why they want you to pay close attention to her story. lester holt joins us next. >>> tonight, our new reporting as donald trump prepares to be arraigned on charges he illegally conspired to overturn the 2020 election sources telling nbc news, the former president is expected to appear in person at the courthouse in washington tomorrow after he was indicted in special counsel jack smith's probe for an alleged criminal scheme to stay in power. a key piece of smith's case, the pressure mr. trump

the tax requires paypal, venmo, ebay or airbnb to send 1099 forms to anyone reporting business income a single year. this is supposed to take effect in 2022. the irs postponed that until 2024 tax year, which means that income you receive this year from the payment apps could generate a 1099. the ways and means bill would lift that $600 limit to $20,000 and then a customer would have to have at least 200 transactions in a single year. the gop saying americans shouldn't be harassed by the irs for just selling things on ebay or paying a friend for concert tickets. the irs says only business income would be subject to this reporting. if you sell a couch or a car for less than you paid that is not taxed or reported because it's not a gain almost half of the income that flows through these apps is going unreported and that has added to the tax gap, the half trillion dollars a year that goes uncollected by the irs. there is also a proposal to lift the threshold to $10,000 we'll see where all of this shakes out >> all right, robert, thank you. good heads-up on that tax provision. >>> carl, if

the hawaii tourism authority said it will ask airbnb to provide 3 to 9 month rentals for those who have if you want to help in the recovery efforts, just scan that qr code. there on your screen. and we also have information on our website that can also help you get involved and in depth coverage of the fires continue right now for details of relief efforts, interactive tool that shows you how the fires have changed maui's landscape and much more. just police department has placed an additional officers out there on the streets following two sideshows overnight and a third sideshow in vallejo included fireworks. this was the scene at sonoma boulevard and lemon street in vallejo early this morning. fireworks were going off at the same time that a large crowd had gathered to watch drivers spin donuts and do other dangerous stunts. at one point, a man tumbled off of a speeding car during the chaotic scene. night dream. each night, some version to you and just a glimpse there of tonight's performances at the final night of outside lands, the three day festival in san francisco's golden gate

airbnb offers up hundreds of rentals for victims as well. >>> we know the fire was driven by winds. the utility is getting heat for its response in the first hours of that disaster. >> "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez joins us from our newsroom. this is a class action lawsuit. >> reporter: even though there is no official cause for the fire that decimated the historic town of lahaina, the class action lawsuit is against the utility hawaiian electric, as that class action suit points to a power line. now, the suit claims that hawaiian electric should have shut off power before the fire when the weather service was warning of those high winds coming and the extreme fire danger. the class action suit claims that there was a downed power line at a power substation near the site of the initial fire. in a statement to nbc news, hawaiian electric says it does not have a formal power shutoff program, but that it did follow its typical high-wind protocols. the utility adds that any shutoff had to be coordinated with first responders because the pumps that provide the water for firefighters

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the governor of hawaii says there are more airbnb and hotels for long-term housing coming soon.d rescue teams have been out looking for survivors, but the coast guard struggled to battle smoke and hurricane winds. >> they entered a plume of smoke and the only thing they saw was the flames and they couldn't even see the bow of the boat. >> search teams have combed through less than 10% of the burned-out communities. so far, 96 people have been found dead. help from l.a. county fire department is on the way. three teams left yesterday for hawaii. they'll be there for two weeks. crews were there after the campfire in 2018. last week governor newsom said he would be sending many more supplies and search teams. we have more coverage on what is going on in hawaii on the "today" show. >> reporter: good morning. we have live in maui, our team spread throughout, including at the scene of the deadliest fire in u.s. history. we're starting to get the full scope of the destruction as families franticly search for loved ones. we'll have the latest on the ground coming up on "today." >>> well

the hawaii tourism authority said it will ask airbnb to provide 3 to 9 month rentals for those who havet their homes. well, the devastation in the maui wildfire is motivated. a hawaiian dance group in sacramento to try to help the ohana dance group organized rummage sale fundraiser for its upcoming open house. that group is going to be selling hula tools, leis and dresses, and 100% of the proceeds is going to go to the hawaii community foundation's maui strong fund. initially this was something that we established to raise funds to take our students back to the islands. but now we've kind of pivoted, you know, last minute, and we want to do what we can to support our loved ones and our family out there. you're a tiny island chain in the middle of the pacific, but we have you as much as we can do. we're going to do the dance groups open house is set for august 26th. there will also be a bake sale and live music and lahaina is famous. a banyan tree may be charred, but it is still standing. a group of arborists showed up to the tree's location this weekend to determine whether it can be sa

and the governor is launching a program with airbnb to make 1000 airbnb housing units available for freeema funding through the red cross. mike yeah, they need as much shelter and housing as possible here in the weeks and months ahead. jenna, thank you for that. today president biden did not give a date but did say he plans to visit the area of maui ravaged by those fires. my wife jill and i are going to travel to hawaii as soon as we can. that's what i've been talking to the governor about. i don't want to get in the way. i've been to too many disaster areas, but i want to go make sure we got everything they need. i want to be sure we don't disrupt the ongoing recover efforts. the white house did announce earlier today that the bidens will spend nearly a week in lake tahoe starting on friday. a trip to maui could possibly follow. there is more fallout tonight stemming from the latest indictment against former president donald trump. the indictment in georgia accuses him and 18 others of trying to overturn the 2020 election results. christien kafton walks us through the fourth indictment

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. >> i'm in the airbnb until the 11th, and then i don't know what happens after that. >> fema has not given any reassurance really besides apply at the end of september. >> reporter: tonight, fema referring us to the governor, who we pressed for answers. >> we've had residents who've told us they're in the dark right now. how long are you guaranteeing housing for? >> we intend to have a plan ready in the coming days to show people that they'll have the first essential six months covered, and then we'll extend for the better part of 18 months. >> is that a promise that you're making to residents? >> yes, it's a commitment. >> reporter: the scale of the housing crisis daunting >> we just have water and some fruits and vegetables. >> reporter: even as people like pakalana put aside those concerns to hand out supplies to others. >> we're not going to be buried in the ash we're going to help rebuild. this is one of the most beautiful places on earth to live, and it's not because of the beauty, it's because of the people. >> reporter: as for all those hotel rooms currently housing displaced

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with hawaii's governor working to house people in hotels and airbnbs across the island.rvice. now, as of last night, yeah, it's a lot safer. it's all about survival now. so far, hawaii's governor estimates the damage is roughly $6 billion and says the fire was moving at one mile per minute in 1000 degree heat. back to you before you before you go. so many of us here, our hearts are breaking. we have connections to hawaii and maui in particular. best ways for people to help right now. and how is the search going? what should people know. so people here are looking for any sort of assist, whether it be resources, monetary, you name it. every little bit helps. as far as the search goes, because of the layout of lahaina and the destruction. there's been a grid like area set up, but because of the conditions of the buildings, with so many destroyed, it's been a very tedious process. with the search jake. alexis reporting for us live in maui, thank you for that report. well, the investigation continues into what some are calling a robotaxi meltdown on the streets of san franci

it's airbnb. they've won.t the stock coming in hot like this, up at 1$140, it's ripe to get hit, but i think once again, it gets hit, then buy. that's been the satisftory if y look at the stock since december hit, buy >> as for hood, gap profitability. the mau missed >> and they're still doing that thing. a lot of net interest income is where they had the good numbers. and i look at the breakdown of what people are doing, they're still playing options, playing crypto they're not warren buffett and when i saw the number first, everyone got very excited, but then when you look under the hood, it's still the same old guys i mean, these are the guys, when you look at robinhood, i see -- i bet you they were buying a lot of tupperware. they should buy tupperware the stock. get out of that mode maybe they were buying yellow. you know, buy yellow what are they going to do? everyone thinks it's always going to be hertz where you have a bankruptcy and actually make money. i didn't like the profile of what people were do

airbnb , b&bs.w are the tourists people supposed to how can they, you know, all do that. they can't they cannot fight against it because it's been allowed to go on. and i think it has to stop. >> but terry, if you own a nice property down here and you've got a view of the river and it's a very pleasant of the a very pleasant part of the country and you're short of cash, the temptation is to rent out a room for airbnb, isn't it i >>i >> i actually married into the local farming community and my wife's mother used to run a b&b, so yes, we've got the knowledge , but where would i live? that would be. that'd be the challenge . and i can't afford to challenge. and i can't afford to spain yet . yeah not yet. not yet i >> -- >> now, -_ >> now, pat, before we go , very >> now, pat, before we go, very important question. i hear you're a big fan of patrick christys . yes, i am. why christys. yes, i am. why >> well, i just like the fact that he's straight . he's not that he's straight. he's not afraid to say w

into their vast network on the islands, looking for temporary housing for victims via adu peprah, airbnbs, and other options. hilda says, as agents, it's their moral obligation to do something. >> it's far more than just building a house. they're going to have to rebuild their lives. >> and it's happening one agent at a time. agents, like tabitha >> somebody needs this money more than i do, and it was a no- brainer to give it back. >> nbc bay area news. >>> earlier, i had a chance to speak with nbc news reporter, steve patterson in hawaii now. he gave an idea of what kind of problems people are still facing. they say, some problems are be on the public's help. >> they need a lot of things that, unfortunately, the public can provide. right? it's basic necessssities like getting the power back. there are still 10,000 people, at least, maybe as high as 11 at last check. people without power they just don't have any way to sort of communicate. that hampers the search and rescue effort, but it's also just basic necessities. again, i will repeat this over and over again because i have heard it

so we have some 500 hotel rooms and airbnbs which are now going to those in need.with people who say that they know someone or they have been directly impacted by this fire in some way. there's just a heaviness here on the island. but the love is so incredibly strong that we spoke with someone who is staying at a shelter and he said that the donations just keep coming in, that they keep offering them food and whatever they possibly need to help them cope with all of this. and jessica, we keep seeing pictures and hearing about what has happened in lahaina, but what about on other parts of the island and in the other islands in the chain, too? are there still fires? yes, there are actually there are fires that continue to pop up. so right now it is so arid. and we were having these storms and hurricane dora, which was right off the coast. so the fires were just igniting one after the other. and then once they would put a fire out, another hot spot would flare up. so the firefighters would literally go from one location to the next location. they also have one of the