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>>> a nationwide airbnb scam cost users across the country millions of dollars. are accused of double booking rental properties and only letting the guests who pay the most stay. guad venegas spoke to one victim who brought this scheme to light. >> reporter: authorities are calling it a double booking bait and switch scam that cashed in $8.5 million, according to a new indictment unsealed on wednesday. two men, trey goyl of miami, and shannik are facing charges for listings on airbnb and vrbo. >> they controlled about 100 properties throughout the country. >> reporter: they were located in los angeles, denver, chicago, savannah, south bend, cleveland, nashville, austin, and milwaukee, among other places. >> they used these properties to double book to drive up the prices for property. when it came time for the consumers to use it would cancel on the people who weren't the highest bidders. >> the scheme had several moving parts. using numerous fake host names like alex and brittany or chris and becky. goyo, and their associates would post multiple listings of the

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that theme of how it how airbnb is impacted neighbors. and then when i moved to flagstaff, i saw this trend. i saw a similar sign that said homes, hotels, and so with that i was taken in and i decided that's what i'm going to study for my thesis. but that was 2019. i was pitching that at the beginning of the winter, 2020. and i'd then covid shut everything down. the housing market exploded and i realized that this was a much bigger topic. and so i followed that thread looking at second homes, looking at the growth of investor owned properties, a lot of private equity firms really getting into the mix and. just the general growth in that the rapid rise in homes appreciating and so i realized that a lot of government officials kind of spoke out of both sides of their mouth. they would say, see, the economy is doing great. look at housing prices. if live in a house, you're a appreciating that value going up and up when you retire. someday and want to move away. but you also need somewhere to live and if that's what's happening all over the p

. >> thank you steve and an airbnb scammer facing charges of fraud and identity theft. coming up we have a look at how long the scheme has been going on and the millions of dollars involved. >> also, a new report shows the number of office vacancies hit an all time high here in the bay area. why the experts are bracing for the worst in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. switch today. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspir

bay, the board claims services such as airbnb are negatively affecting affordable housing. many residents say that's not the case. >> stinson beach has always been and continues to be a vacation rental village where property owners enjoy their homes. also sharing them with visitors plea please allow the entire area of stenson beach that has been small-scale visitors serving recreation for decades to remain so. >> stinson beach is more than just a special place in my family. my wife and i were engaged there. we honeymooned there. we spent countless holidays and school breaks there always staying in the short term rental. if the cap is imposed than families like mine, which there are many other in this county. we lose out because less supply of rental options means higher rental cost. when the cost goes up, eventually becoming untenable. my family others lose out. i use my inverness house almost every weekend. so there's no way i would consider converting it to a long-term rental, allowing rent it out. occasionally is simply not going to threaten long-term housing stocks in w

such is the demand for pop—up spaces, there is even a kind of airbnb platform for them run by anotherkinds of places, from shopping centres and outdoor markets to warehouses. the hope with all of these pop—ups is that online entrepreneurs will get a taste for face—to—face retail and so become the next generation of high street shop owners. from seeing the way a pop—up works, i definitely think i'll have my own shop in the future. dougal shaw, bbc news. that is it for this addition of asia business report. plenty more on our website. to stay with bbc news. voice-over: bbc news - i bringing you different stories from across the uk. this may look like a pleasant video of wildlife frolicking in the forest of dean, but take a closer look at this deer�*s head. the crossbow bow is entered from the side of the back of the head, sheared off, and gone between the skull and the ear behind the ear. so then it's hanging out. we know the deer survived for at least three weeks because dave walker first spotted it around christmas time. he didn't get a clear photo of it back then, so he came back rec

there is even a kind of airbnb platform for them run by another business called appear here.n all kinds of places, from shopping centres and outdoor markets to warehouses. the hope with all of these pop—ups is that online entrepreneurs will get a taste for face to face retail and so become the next generation of high street shop owners. from seeing the way a pop—up works, i definitely think i'll have my own shop in the future. dougal shaw, bbc news. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. this is sophia fileen. and so is this. and this is her, too. all three sculptures are based on sophia, an 11—year—old slave girl baptised at lancaster priory in 1799. people come in and they do ask the question, you know, why? and the minute that you say these are part of ourjourney in addressing the history that we have in connection with transatlantic slavery, people go, "oh, well, lancaster was once the fourth—biggest slave port in the country. in 2020, the priory was targeted with graffiti about its links to the trade. they've deliberately kept it vis

such is the demand for pop—up spaces, there is even a kind of airbnb platform for them run by anotherll kinds of places, from shopping centres and outdoor markets to warehouses. the hope with all of these pop—ups is that online entrepreneurs will get a taste for face—to—face retail and so become the next generation of high street shop owners. from seeing the way a pop—up works, i definitely think i'll have my own shop in the future. dougal shaw, bbc news. that is it for this edition of asia business report. do stay with bbc news. many thanks for watching. voice-over: bbc news - bringing you different stories from across the uk. reunited once again... ..theodore and his dad meeting in lviv. in the summer, theodore's school friends did a camping—out fundraiser to pay for his trips back to ukraine. actually, it means all the world to us. it's so amazing when children of that age are thinking of the future or thinking of what is happening in the world. what was the best bit about it? seeing a lot of my family. and i slept with my dad all the time. it was a boys' room at that time during o

there is even a kind of airbnb platform for them run by another business called appear here.kinds of places, from shopping centres and outdoor markets to warehouses. the hope with all of these pop—ups is that online entrepreneurs will get a taste for face to face retail and so become the next generation of high street shop owners. from seeing the way a pop—up works, i definitely think i'll have my own shop in the future. dougal shaw, bbc news. that is often now. stay with bbc news. voiceover: bbc news - bringing you different stories from across the uk. closed for business — just some of the 650 trailers operated by gwynedd shipping laid up at its headquarters this afternoon. the company also has sites in deeside, ellesmere port, and dublin. its last set of public accounts show that in the year up to from may 2022, it made a profit of over £1 million. but yesterday morning at 10:30, staff were called to the office for a meeting and told the company would be going into administration. today, there's been almost nobody in work, and calls have gone unanswered. information remain

. >>> all right, airbnb is hopin to help solve th affordability.perts to advise airbnb on ho to throw their considerabl weight to increase the housing supply i'm not exactly sure wha they have in mind here >> and what a paradigm changer for those landlords that can make more money short term renting out their house rather than leasing it out long term. that's what the whole thing will be thrown into the dynamic for housing. >> certainly that's one of the reasons behind some of the ban that have taken place in som cities where you can't do th short-term rentals >>> americans may be livin longer, but spending good time in good health the proportion of life spent i good health declined to 83.6% in 2021 the time spent in good health is partly because they are catching and treating diseases that would have once killed us, but als because of the rising prevalence often in younger people of the conditions like obesity, diabetes, and substance abus related disorders. >> the good health i declining. >> there is a balance betwee the quantity and quality, th

. >> steve: airbnb floor.and the baby was on the floor and died. >> lawrence: the pac tip of a pencil that's how much takes to kill one that dose will kill you. >> brian: made in china. weaponizeed in mexico. >> ainsley: and comes through mexico. >> brian: coming up, "fox & friends" exclusive one georgia professor says he lost his job all for refusing to inflate his student's grades. his story is next. lawrence. >> steve: first, donald trump deportation effort amid joe biden's border crisis. >> we have millions and millions of people here. it is not sustainable. we are going to have the largest deportation effort in the history of our country. >> lawrence: our voter panel is next and they are live with reaction. that's next. ♪ ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪ >> we have chaos now. look as the today with hunter biden going into congress and just sitting down and the bedlam that's been caused. today you have chaos. we have, i think, more with joe biden, he can't put two s

. >> man is facing charges of defrauding customers on short terme vacation sites such as airbnb.ed sragow of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. now he's accused of creating a variety of fake host accounts on platforms such as airbnb and vrbo, and then making $7 million because of it. the federal indictment claims he and associate double booked their rental properties, then tricked guests into accepting bookings at inferior homes and denied any refunds. the scheme involved more than 100 properties across the country, including homes in malibu and marina del rey. >> well, the first month of the new year is used to mostly focus on the goals and resolutions that you have. but for some legal experts, january is often referred to as divorce month. family law attorneys say financial stress sometimes plays a role in how quickly people file for divorce, and it usually ramps up in january when the courts reopen after the holidays. >> i think that 2024 is going to be much like, uh, all the years since covid, to be honest. um, the divorce rate really hasn't slowed down. parties someti

that's what you'll see on airbnb right? well, under the new proposed ordinance, the county would impose a hard and limit the number of short-term rentals in unincorporated parts of marin county, including along the coastal neighborhoods like stinson beach point rays and to bay, the board claims services like airbnb are negatively impacting affordable housing. but the ask a lot of the folks who live out there who have homes that they would like to offer up for short-term rentals. they disagree. >> stinson beach has always been and continues to be a vacation rental village where property owners enjoy their homes. also sharing them with visitors plea please allow the entire area of stenson beach that has been small-scale visitors serving recreation for decades to remain so. >> stinson beach is more than just a special place in my family. my wife and i were engaged there. we honeymooned there. we spent countless holidays and school breaks there always staying in the short term rental. if the cap is imposed than families like mi

seen them on airbnb and other platforms under the new proposed ordinance, the county would impose a hard or limit on the number of short-term rentals in unincorporated parts of warren county, including along the coast and neighborhoods around stinson beach point reyes and to bay, the board claims that services like airbnb are negatively impacting affordable housing. but many people from west marin county who attended that meeting voiced their opposition. they didn't agree with that assessment. >> stinson beach has always been and continues to be a vacation rental village where property owners enjoy their homes. also sharing them with visitors plea please allow the entire area of stinson beach that has been small-scale visitors serving recreation for decades to remain so. >> stinson beach is more than just a special place in my family. my wife and i were engaged there. we honeymooned there. we spent countless holidays and school breaks there always staying in the short term rental. if the cap is imposed than families like mine, which there are many other in this county. we lose out becaus

madonna cotnty park and is still on the run. 10 people have escaped from a fire that started in their airbnbin santa rosa saturday morning. fire crews say that fire was burning in the attic around a large heating unit on the roof. hercules police helped rescue a border collie from storm drain over the weekend. they say another dog and their owner spotted strapped dog stuck. they were out on a walk. the rescue dog was taken to the martinez animal shelter where they are this morning. and the santa clara county board of supervisors unanimously approved expanding their license plate program. supervisors also approved a proposal that aims to make it easier for the sheriff's office to share license plate data with other law enforcement agencies. 6.14, right now and our glorious weather continues. yeah, my gosh. for a little while yeah. like one or 2 more days. yeah. we've got some stormy weather on the horizon. we got john now to walk us through it. hey, john. yeah, it's a little whiplash this from the really, really good stuff, of course. and then to the heavy rain and eventually getting really c

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. >> the new laws in california range from having more leeway in canceling a hotel or airbnb reservation to paying one month's rent as a security deposit instead of the typical two months. now, one new law means that minimum wage is going up. minimum wage is increasing to $618 an hour today for fast food workers. it's jumping to $20 an hour in april. but california's controversial decision to increase hourly pay by $4 between now and april is already facing fallout, with major fast food chains like mcdonald's and chipotle are planning to increase the california menu prices in the coming months. in all, 22 states are adopting laws in the new year to pump up paychecks for workers. the raises they range from $0.35 an hour to more than $1, and another benefit for workers is that all full and part time employees in california are getting a minimum of five sick days a year, and if you're wondering how much your coworkers earn, well, now you can discuss your wages with your colleagues. you can also complain about low wages to your boss without fear of retaliation . and coming up at 630, another

the move one bay area county is considering that could make it harder to book an airbnb. >>> and it is13 right now. if you think this is cold, four days on the map, wait till you see what we have got in store overnight to the early morning hours. >>> the bush to ban tackle football is once again gaining strength. the state assembly committee is working to advance a bill that would ban the sport, but many people say it is unfair and it targets certain communities. here is nbc's pete suratos. >> it is a movement in the wrong direction. >> he is not a fan of the state bill proposing a van on tackle football. >> we would lose the far greater benefits that football provides to a limited risk, you know, pay them. >> california bill, 744 says that you tackle participant through the organization or leave. today, instead of simply committee boarding to advance a 4-for boat. jim cooper saying the impact of a ban would affect certain communities. >> to my knowledge there has been no pressure on participation in lacrosse, soccer or ice hockey, which all have concussion rates similar to you tackle

. >>> long holiday weekends of the perfect time to get out of town and maybe get an airbnb. but in west marin, options could soon become limited after county supervisors voted to cap short-term rentals. the issue has people fired up in a quiet , coastal community. kenny choi heard from both sides. >> reporter: access to the coast in places like stinson beach is driving rachel to push back , against capping the number of short term rentals in marin county. >> by limiting them, the county will drive the cost up to the visitors who want to come here. >> reporter: she rents out her west marin home about 35 nights a year but is concerned homeowners like her, will not have that option anymore. and local jobs will also be negatively impacted. >> this is being driven by a small group of residents , who wish to keep visitors away. >> reporter: she believes it is the, not in my backyard attitude, that is driving lawmakers to institute hard restrictions for the first time on the number of short-term rentals allow. >> the county has been working for decades to make marin inaccessible. >

housing for locals, as well as revitalize the coastal communities that have a high concentration of airbnbsmost two years ago, the county stopped issuing short tum rental permits as they wanted more time to develop a long terme management plan. the moratorium will end this may unless supervisors approve a new policy. >> santa clara city manager has received a raise to give him the highest salary in the city. city council members approved a merit raise to javon groven tuesday night. the bay area news group reports. grogan will now receive a base salary of just over $418,000 before the boost, the paper says he made less money than two city chiefs, who report to him. >> still ahead tonight, as more insurance companies plan to leave california, some companies are now boosting their rates. how it's causing more frustration and travelers are seeing major effects by alaska airlines grounding all of its boeing 737 max nine planes. >> why it's now taking hours to try to get rebooked out, and the showers are winding down, but it's going to get cold tonight and in the showers wind up again just in tim

the board claims services like airbnb or negatively affecting affordable housing. many people from west marin attended tonight's meeting voicing their opposition to the proposed cap. >> stinson beach has always been and continues to be a vacation rental village where property owners enjoy their homes. also sharing them with visitors plea please allow the entire area of stenson beach that has been small-scale visitors creation for decades to remain so. >> stinson beach is more than just a special place in my family. my wife and i were engaged there. we honeymooned there. we spent countless holidays and school breaks there always staying in the short term rental. if the cap is imposed than families like mine, which there are many other in this county. we lose out because less supply of rental options means higher rental cost. when the cost goes up, eventually becoming untenable. my family and others lose out. i use my inverness house almost every weekend. so there's no way i would consider converting it to a long-term rental, allowing it rent it out. occasionally is

ya estamos listos, ya tenemos los los de avión, el el el airbnb y los y los boletos ya vamos a estara regresamos con más en san francisco. varias estructuras icónicas de la ciudad brillan con los colores alusivos al equipo de los 49ers, entre ellas destaca la alcaldía de san francisco. al igual que la rueda de la fortuna en fisherman's wharf. ahí la tiene. y también la torre salesforce en el centro financiero. qué mejor manera de decirles felicidades a los 49ers, que pasen muy buenas (musica( telemundo. >> esta noche en noticias telemundo responderemos a lo que asegura el presidente joe biden tras el ataque en jordania que dejo a tres soldados estadounidenses muertos y mas de 30 heridos. >> politico cuando el

the move one bay area county is considering that could make it harder to book an airbnb. >>> and it is 11:13 right now. if you think this is cold, four days on the map, wait till you see what we have got in store overnight to the early morning hours. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. switch today. >>> the bush to ban tackle football is once again gaining strength. the state assembly committee is working to advance a bill that would ban the sport, but many people say it is unfair and it targets certain communities. here is nbc's pete suratos. >> it is a movement in the wrong direction. >> he is not a fan of the state bil

back in 2018, they claim services like airbnb are negatively impacting affordable housing. the bay area. >> is being hit by king tides today. flooding has already affected parts of the north bay. the term king tide is used to describe these kinds of exceptionally high tides. people are being advised to move their cars too higher ground if they haven't done so already. we're looking at video from the past couple weeks when we saw those huge swells not dealing with that today, but just a. >> you know, high tide exceptionally high tide. that's right. a conference chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a look ahead. is that kind of wrapping up today, lauren? we've got another day of some very high tides. got to be careful. i know some actually lost their car. they went off ramp and they came down. they didn't realize the tigers so high. next thing, you know, the car was flooded. so we'll see that again. rise up. you're going to see those ties. astronomical high tides, the king tides here at the sun, the moon, all a line in the gravitational pull. >> really causing tha

plus, say goodbye to strict cancellation rules for airbnb. b you can now cancel without penalty within 24 hours of your reservation. being confirmed. the reservation must be made at least 72 hours before check in and. and a new law targets hidden fees starting july. website sites and apps will be required to display the actual cost of any item or service. irene cruz, abc seven news in the bay area, the average minimum wage is. now $17.39 an hour. >> mountain view has the highest minimum wage at $18.75, up $0.60 over last year. the statewide hourly pay increase is part of california law that has gradually raised the minimum wage from $10 in 2017. >> all right. new year, new weather pattern, perhaps. >> definitely not the same as today. coming tomorrow. spencer >> that's true. it was new for one day, and it'll be new again tomorrow. but a different type of newness. here's a look at what's going on. you can see on the satellite radar composite image a large mass of moisture moving in our direction. this system, this storm system will bring some

es como una especie de airbnb para trabajos flexibles, para espacios de trabajo que se adapten y varias más grandes de su tipo en el país, según autoridades. actualmente cuenta con 73 parques regionales, unos 125.000 acres de parques en los condados de alameda y contra costa y para este aniversario ha programado una serie de actividades a lo largo del año. para más información, puede visitar la página web parks punto org y tomar ventaja de esos sitios que tenemos nosotros al aire libre. sobre todo no que este fin de semana está ideal. >> no hay unas cuantas lluvias por ahí cerca. >> yo en lo personal tal vez tengo 73 razones y lugares para visitar próximamente. aquí en california tiene. vamos a echarle un vistazo a las condiciones del tiempo, a ver qué es lo que está ocurriendo. qué tal? muy buenas tardes les saluda marcelo rivera y así se ve la imagen de satélite y radar a esta hora. fíjese que tenemos prácticamente buenas condiciones en la mayor parte de nuestros estados cercanos a la región de la bahía. algo de nubosidad entrando en la región, algunas lluvias bien leves, bien ligeras

are required to appropriately manage the city's urban forest bond says they've been living in an airbnb and will move into an apartment for up to a year until their home can be restored. >> we're we're angry. i mean, it seems like it was totally preventable if i just didn't like how the tree looked. um, or something like that. and the city wanted to, to prevent me from cutting it down, i wouldn't have a big issue with it. but this was like a life or death kind of situation. >> carly olson, good day, oregon in idaho, brian kohberger. >> the man accused of murdering four university of idaho students appeared in court today. the judge denied a motion to dismiss a grand jury indictment against kohberger, and also denied a motion to appeal the indictment to the idaho supreme court. the judge did not set a trial date, though defense attorneys argued for a summer of 2025 trial if convicted, kohberger could face the death penalty for the murders of the students found dead in november of 2022. in hawaii, a new bill has been introduced that would make the shock or hang loose sign the state's offi

plus, say goodbye to strict cancellation rules for airbnb.ou can now cancel without penalty within 24 hours of your reservation being confirmed, and the reservation must be made at least 72 hours before check in. and a new law targets hidden fees. starting july, websites and apps will be required to display the actual cost of any item or service. irene cruz, abc seven news and if you are looking for more, we have the whole list of notable laws taking effect in the new year. >> it's on the front page of our website, abc seven news.com. terrifying. that earthquake triggered a tsunami and the death toll is now rising. the search and rescue emergency in japan plus a troubling trend known as cyber kidnaping. the warning after a foreign student was just found scared and alone in the utah cold and only on seven tonight, the bay area's very first new year newborn. we caught up with the parents of baby arthur and what the rare date may hold for his future. first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11

such is the demand for pop—up spaces, there is even a kind of airbnb platform for them run by anotherres and outdoor markets to warehouses. the hope with all of these pop—ups is that online entrepreneurs will get a taste for face—to—face retail and so become the next generation of high street shop owners. from seeing the way a pop—up works, i definitely think i'll have my own shop in the future. dougal shaw, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news now. domestic energy prices in britain will fall by i6% in april, according to a prediction by consultancy cornwall insight, bringing some relief to billpayers. it said the annual household bill based on typical gas and electricity usage was expected to drop byjust over £300 to £1,620. households have endured two years of high prices, but analysts suggest there could be a further fall in the summer. in the uk, two million people could have their gas and electricity cut off this winter because they cannot afford to top up their prepayment meter. that's according to new research by citizens advice. it comes as a separate report sugges

such is the demand for pop—up spaces, there is even a kind of airbnb platform for them run by anotherfrom shopping centres and outdoor markets to warehouses. the hope with all of these pop—ups is that online entrepreneurs will get a taste for face—to—face retail and so become the next generation of high street shop owners. from seeing the way a pop—up works, i definitely think i'll have my own shop in the future. dougal shaw, bbc news. now time to take a look at the weather with carol. hello again. storm jocelyn is bringing us some heavy rain and some strengthening winds as we go through the course of today. but it's tonight that the wind will peak with widespread gales, even severe gales in the north. now, this storm following on so hot on the heels of storm isha yesterday does mean that impacts are likely. so, we've got all this rain moving from the west to the east, another 60 millimetres possible across the highlands, the southern uplands, the lake district, the yorkshire dales and north wales, in areas already sensitive to the rain. and as it clears the south of england, in south

we drive through the ecuador capital city and we see private homes and airbnb is where migrants stay when they arrive. dashes lived here four years and runs a travel agency. he has witnessed a surge in chinese migrants and with it, a spike in businesses catering to them, like this chinese run hotel. the owner estimates there are as many as hotels like this one . but most had to the u.s. >> they essentially have a how- to guide of how to go from here and to continue north and they tell you here how many days you should be preparing, vaccinations you might need, other documents you should take with you. the even mentioned bringing $300 and hiding that amount of money because of presumably possibly being robbed at some point and needing a cash backup. >> reporter: it is advice one person could have used. >> your parents have no idea that you left? >> yes. >> reporter: we meet him back in keto after he was robbed. >> i love china because i was not able to make any money. it was difficult to support myself. some employers refused to pay him after working. even if they say the chinese econ

plus, say goodbye to strict cancellation rules for airbnb. you can now cancel without penalty within 24 hours of your reservation being confirmed, and the reservation must be made at least 72 hours before check in. and a new law targets hidden fees. starting july, websites and apps will be required to display the actual cost of any item or service. irene cruz, abc seven news and if you are looking for more, we have the whole list of notable laws taking effect in the new year. >> it's on the front page of our website, abc seven news.com. terrifying. that earthquake triggered a tsunami and the death toll is now rising. the search and rescue emergency in japan plus a troubling trend known as cyber kidnaping. the warning after a foreign student was just found scared and alone in the utah cold and only on seven tonight, the bay area's very first new year newborn. we caught up with the parents of baby arthur and what the rare date may hold for his future. first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at

, there's a variation of a temperature work space, and radius allows renting home kind of like an airbnber of the properties are in locations that don't require a long commute. >> what we are finding is that it's a combination of people really wanting to be together from time to time, and maybe not five days a week, but they want to be together. their employers really want to have that in-person collaboration, but companies don't necessarily want to pay for office space seven days a week if their employees are only using it once or twice, and employees if they don't want to commute long distances either, we solve both problems. >> they have seen appear 73% growth across the bay area in the last month or so. according to a new study by commercial real estate company, seville, it's an all-time high for vacancies. they are seeing more companies moving workers into offices and a desire to be close to tech talent, which means the bay area. >>> next, the top stories we are covering for you next include meteorologist, kari hall, and the weather. >>> documents unsealed shedding light on the ebst

it will allow employees to rent space in private homes and other places, kind of like airbnb for a workesn't own the properties it lists online, and as the company's ceo explains, a number of the properties are in location that don't require a long commute. >> what we are finding is it's a combination of people really wanting to be together from time to time, maybe not five days a week, but they want to be together. their employers want them to have that in-person collaboration, and companies don't necessarily want to pay for office space seven days a week if their employees are only using it once or twice, and employees if they don't want to commute long distances either, we solve both problems. >> as we have reported earlier this week, the office vacancy situation in the north and south bay has just gotten worse. according to a new study, nearly 37% of downtown san francisco office buildings are empty. in silicon valley, 27%. those are both all-time highs. that's the bad news. the good news is the study says as it looks ahead, it sees companies moving more businesses in the bay area b

we started to use more -- airbnb for searching for travel or amazon for searching for products.cern is will they keep the same number of queries, and if they do, the question is will they maintain market share in the digital advertising dollars. >> when it came to google cloud, actually better results than expected. very quickly, we've got to let you go, are you confident in the google cloud story going forward? >> yes and no. most of these things -- we're more confident in aws and azure. i think google cloud will remain a distant third. think of them as an internet protocol. >> we've got to go right now. it's great to see you as always. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," elon musk and his cke.paag what it could mean as tesla gets hit on the news. we're back in just a moment. and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity. e*trade from morgan stanley. icy hot. ice works fast. ♪♪ heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. what it could mean as tesla gets [disconcerting s

he shows us private homes and airbnbs where chinese migrants stand when they arrive.e's lived here for five years. he runs a travel agency. he has witnessed the recent surge in chinese migrants and with it a spike of businesses catering to them. the owner estimates there are as many as 100 hotels in keto that like hers host chinese migrants headed to the u.s. >> take a look at this, they've got essentially a how-to guide to go from here to continue north, they tell you how many days you should be preparing, vaccinations you might need, other documents you should carry with you. they even mention bringing $300 and hiding that amount of money because of presumably being robbed at some point and needing cash as a backup. >> reporter: it's advice he could have use add a few days earlier. >> your parents still think you're in china? they have no idea you left? >> reporter: we met the 28-year-old after he was robbed at gunpoint. i left china because i was not able to save any money. it was really difficult to support myself he tells me. he says some employers in china refus

they have now joined airbnb american a muslim american whose located all over the country who are alsotelling biden the same thing, we're not going to vote for you if you keep being part of the genocide in gaza. this is significant because it is showing as american politicians don't care about morality or the law. they care about electoral incumbency and staying in power. wishes probably what all politicians do, to be fair. americans are no different. this is a question raised with the death of the three americans and 24 injured. there will be more attacks, for sure. keep in mind, the axis of resistance, the islamic resistance in iraq and syria, openly saying, we don't care if you attack us. this is unusual. the question, are american troops in the red sea and iraq and possibly in other places dying for the sake of israel? israel wants a confrontation. the americans have been thoughtful and usually in the middle east by resisting a full-scale war with iran. the question becomes come all these actions, are they for the sake of israel? not just israel, but the right-wing fascist majority

here in the bay area, allowing employees or small businesses to rent properties, sort of like an airbnblike we work, which filed for bankruptcy, radius does not own or lease the properties it lists online. as the company's ceo explains, a number of these properties are in locations that don't require a long commute. >> what we're finding is that it's a combination of people really wanting to be together from time to time, maybe not five days a week, but they want to be together. their employers want to have that in-person collaboration. but companies don't necessarily want to pay for office space seven days a week. if their employees are only using it once or twice, and employees, if they don't want to commute long distances, we solve both problems. >> the company has seen a 33% growth across the bay area within the last month along. as we reported earlier this week, office vacancy situations in the north and south bay are getting worse. according to a new study released by a commercial real estate company, nearly 37% of downtown san francisco office buildings are vacant. in silicon val

like an airbnb for flexible spaces. they don't lone or lease the properties.es are in locations that don't require long commutes. >> what we're finding is that it is a combination of people really wanting to be together from time to time. maybe not five days a week. but they want to be together. their employers really want to have that in-person collaboration. but companies don't necessarily want to pay for office space seven days a week. >> the company says it has seen a 33% growth across the bay area within the past month. meantime, a new report from commercial real estate companies show office vacancies are a real problem in the bay area. nearly 37% of downtown san francisco buildings are vacant. 27% in silicon valley. that does it for this edition of the fast forward. we'll have a lot more for you at 4:30. we'll see you then. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check.

back in 2018, they claimed that services like airbnb had a negative impact on affordable housing. tonight's meeting is set for 05:00pm. it will be at the board chambers at the marin county civic center. if you'd like to attend. >> 709. right now heads up the if you're driving in the east bay over the weekend, there's the planned closure of 6.80, in pleasanton. it has been postponed, though, because of rain in the forecast and we've been showing you the map and the closures that were going to happen. it was supposed to happen tomorrow night and last through the martin luther king junior day holiday. caltrans is rescheduling that closure now and that work for next month. so we'll let you know when that happens. 709, on the pendant to the dilemma. demolition of a charred building in los altos that was supposed to start yesterday. and that has been postponed. take a look at the scene here. this is a fire that tore through a bunch of businesses in a commercial building. the fire happened on christmas morning. the crews tell kron 4 that there were some issues with different agencies tha

on short term rentals in west marin county back in 2018 at the time they claim those services like airbnb had a negative impact on affordable housing tonight's meeting is set for 05:00pm. it will be at the board chambers at the marin county civic center. if you're interested in attending. >> 10 21 right now and you're not going to have a detour this weekend as planned. there was a closure of 6, 80 planned in pleasanton for this weekend, but they postponed it because john has been talking about. there's rain in the forecast. they can't do the work they wanted to do. there were going to start that tomorrow and run to the long weekend, but they're not. caltrans is now aiming to reschedule the closure for next month. on the peninsula, the dome, demolition of a charred building in los altos has been postponed. it was supposed to start yesterday tearing down this building that caught fire. there are several businesses in this commercial building when a fire broke out christmas morning. crews tell kron 4 there are various issues, different issues with agencies to coordinate to get this demolitio

to converge this year, similar top-line growth rates, but there's expedia at 14 times earnings and airbnbes earnings and booking at 20 times earn earnings. i'll buy some expedia. lauren and then i was shocked when you look at you don't have uber on your list. you had -- >> no, i don't. lauren: -- doordash instead. i couldn't figure this one out. >> yes. this was a change for me. look, i like uber, it's still a buy nurse. i think they're going to generate -- buy for us. we've had a lot of great value catalysts that have already come for uber. they finally turned profitable, they got added to the s&p 500. i think everybody expects them to start buying back stock this quarter, so there are kind of fewer value catalysts out will there. now i've got doordash. doordash's valuation has become much more reasonable, and now i think they're just about to hit their profitability inflection point. i think they're going to start generating gap operating income profits, and they're going to start scaling them. people criticize these companies for not being profitable, but they're early stage. they can

wouldn't be surprised in the least bit as well as with airbnb. >>> let's get the headlines with bertha coombs. >>> south korea's opposition leader was stabbed in the neck today by an unooipded attacker. he was touring the site of a proposed airport when a man lunged forward with a knife. the attacker was arrested at the scene, and the opposition leader is said to be recovering in the hospital with injuries to his jugular. >>> police are reporting no evidence of terrorism in the fatal new year's day crash in rochester, new york. the driver sped toward pedestrians in an suv full of gas canisters and collided with another car. two people were killed and several more injured. officials said the suspect died monday night from injuries sustained in the crash. >>> and "wonka" ended the year in the top spot at the box office. the musical collected an estimated $24 million over the new year's weekend bringing its total domestic earnings to more than $142 million. box office sales in 2023 reached $9 billion, which is a post-pandemic best. no doubt helped by taylor swift, as was everything in ent