the total fines amount to $700,000 at four properties in miami beach. >> these properties on air bnb from the host, rachel. >> i'm sorry about that. i'm really sorry i can't take this call right now. >> the coo and co-founder says her company has since got out of the leases where short term rentals has not allowed, and has not paid the $700,000 in fines >> lawyers are resolving that. they feel like it's unconstitutional the way they are fining there's many, many different groups fighting the city, it's not been resolved. they are not collecting the fines that they are issuing. >> are you going to wait and run out the clock and see if laws change in miami beach? >> right now, we are just not accepting any homeowners in miami beach. we get about 30 to 50 requests a day to lease property on our website. >> do your investors know you have outstanding fines in miami beach? >> investors are fully aware of everything gone on, we stuck our necks out for a lot of owners, and we are tackling a really difficult problem in general with our property and with basically accepting single family home

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. >>> air bnb ceo making headlines at the conference. >> air bnb ceo on stage just moments ago.d in about the question when air bnb will go public. they'll be ready to ipo next year, but he doesn't know if they will. they will appoint at least one woman to the board of directors this year, would like to appoint two. he also weighed in on what he called a political standstill. air bnb has a responsibility not to pull out of the new york city market and to maintain air bnb's running in new york city >> thank you very much >> let's switch over to the currency market right now. for trading nation the dollar index slightly lower today. up 6% since the february low one of our next guests is calling the dollar extremely over bought. matt, you see the chart here, showing over bought conditions, does that mean that's it, that was the dollar rally for the year >> not at all. i think it's more of a short term call, the dow has become very overbout, you look at it, yesterday when it was sky high it got up to it's 200 week moving average you look at the weekly isi chart. you look at e daily

re researchers studied 120,000 bnb, 80% had smoke detectors but only 66 had carbon monoxide and just over a hithird had a first aid kit. >> more americans using their vacation time set the highest rate in seven years. according to new research from project time off. state of america vacation study, workers took an around of 17.2 vacation days, half a day more than 2016. still, more than half of us had unused vacation at the end of the year. and get this, about a quarter of workers haven't had a vacation in more than a year. let's get going. >> everyone, let's go. >> you get a vacation, you get a vacation. >> i saw you shaking your head, i had unused vacation. >> you really don't have to go far here in the bay area. you can go to santa cruz or find somewhere close by, yosemite or the sierra and if you're just making plans even for the weekend, i've got you covered. receipts get out the door. here's a live look outside. you can see patchy clouds and fog have settled into the try valley. look at this view from belvedere, you can see that layer of fog at about 1,000 feet drifting across

. >>> for air bnb, reminder the safe standards for -- -- they are not like hotels. researchers at john hopkins studied more than 120,000 air bnb and 80% had a smoke detector but only half -- about 56%, had carbon monoxide detectors. 22% had fire extinguishers and a third a first aid kit. >>> they come to america seeking asylum but a investigation discovered undocumented immigrants chances of getting protection depernds on when they see a judge. >> stephen stock spent six years digging into problems with the u.s. immigration court system. >> reporter: we discovered that in u.s. immigration courts, the numbers show that justice is dispensed unequally in courts across the country. our study of years worth of data from atlanta to california shows that people who come to the u.s. and request asylum have vastly different outcomes depending on what court they a -- appear in and success depends on geography more than the facts of your case. we sat down with two different women both of whom requested asylum in u.s. immigration court here and both with very similar facts in t

. >>> plus, outrage after police are called on three black people leaving their air bnb rental. a neighbor claims she was scared because they didn't wave at her. now the guests and their attorney want accountability. they will join us live this hour. >>> also, put this on the list of things of not to do at a safari park. family is running from cheetahs because apparently they thought getting out to take pictures was a good idea. >> it wasn't. >> we're talking about with their kids. >> it wasn't. >> we'll show you more coming up. >>> all right. so he was brought in to clean things up. this morning, rudy giuliani seems to be creating more of a mess for the white house to clean up. >> the president's lawyer directly contradicts his boss and the federal government officially and suggests president trump personally tried to block the merger between at&t and time-warner, cnn's parent company. why does this matter? because the justice department is supposed to be independent and not be influenced by politics. >> here to break it down, cnn political analyst matt visor and legal analyst

researchers studied over 120,000 air bnbs and 80% had a smoke detector. but only 56% had carbon monoxide detectors, 42% had fire extinguishers and over a third had a first aid kit. for a pair of southern california women, mother's day has a special new meaning. >> they met last week through facebook but it turns out their mother and daughter. 20 years ago amy morton was a student at usc looking for extra money so she became an egg done or. she never knew her donation resulted in a successful pregnancy. enter elizabeth baga who used a picture in the donor file to actually track her down on facebook. >> we're very nonchalant in your response. oh, cool -- cool, might be. >> obviously has her own family. i'm not replacing that family in any way. i'm just in addition to it. one extra person too know and love i hope. >> isn't that amazing. >> they sound like each other. >> so the daughter also goes to usc and happens to sing the same group her biological mom did 20 years ago. they are like singing together. isn't that amazing? >> wow. >> dna is similar. >> that

black women, including bob marley's granddaughter suspected of robbery as they left the california air bnb. nordstrom rack, apologizing after accusing black teens of shoplifting while they were shopping for prom. in colorado two native american brothers touring a college, stopped by police. >> do you have anything in your pockets? >> reporter: a parent on the tour told police the two made her nervous. like at yale, things ended peacefully. all these encounters raising troubling questions about assumptions and bias. ron allen, nbc news. >>> now across america and the urban makeover that is pittsburgh. the city is riding a wave of change and gentrification. its riverfronts, which at one time were lined with smoke steel mills are now lined with tech based companies turning out new jobs but with growth is growing pains including how to make sure no one is left behind. the steel city forging a future in tech with google and uber moving in and pittsburgh's bid in for amazon's next headquarters, the local economy is on the rise. and startups like duo language, the no-charge foreign language app h

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incidents where police were called on african-americans-- >> reporter: like this group leaving their air bnb rental. >> what's happening here is we have one, two, three, four g lice officers here. >> what happened is i almost , ed. because someone was afraid of me. >> reporter: donisha prendergast, granddaughter of bob marley, spoke out at a news conference today. >> what did you want to happen? do you not understand how you jeopardize our lives because of your fear? >> reporter: yale's vice president of student life says the school is working to address incidents of racial bias. and she says the officers who responded actually admonished the complaining student that the other student had every right to be present. jeff. >> glor: all right, jericka, thank you. coming up here tonight, a baby boy in distress. a cop's split-second decision makes all the difference. s! to . ♪ yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. linzess is not a laxative. it works di

tohow is air be a be going affect -- air bnb going to affect that? that will require research.flow, into passive vehicles, the market by definition is becoming less priced for the future. emily: softbank is making this se, asvestment in crui well as uber. why? jay: at the end of the day, softbank wants to be involved in as many facets of that value chain as possible. over a long period of time, we think these players consolidate. emily: how so? who becomes part of what? jay: we have seen consolidation overseas. ed and uber has joined forces in china. be continuede will consolidation across the value chain. it is unclear whether auto-parts suppliers are consolidating with a taunus driving purveyors as well. at the end of the day, we are moving from people ownership to vehicle as a service. these vehicles managed by one entity conglomerate, service parts for pair will all be done by the large. emily: 50% of your portfolio is focus on asia. why? of the most one attractive areas to invest in for a number of reasons. it is highly inefficient. there are less institutional managers ov

the women were checking out of their air bnb rental and rialto last week when a neighbor saw them loadingir suitcases into their car. the neighbor called the police to report a possible burglary. moments later, the home was surrounded by seven police cars. police officers were telling the women to put their hands in the air. new body camera video released this week show officers joking with the women. the women say the situation escalated about 20 minutes later. the women were not arrested. the rialto police department says the officers did not use any kind of restraint with the people involved. >>> the santa clara county water district will have to put up $650 million to help a ford governor jerry brown's plan to build two huge tunnels to carry water from the delta and share it was southern california. santa clara county gets about 40% of its water from the delta . supporters of the plan say this will guarantee a stable supply of water in the years to come. they also say the demand for water will continue to grow as the region population continues to expand. >> it certainly doesn't make

and went to the ballot and air bnb dumps $9 million into our election to defeat that measure. and then supervisor david campos and i pass legislation for on-line hosting companies to verify the legitimacy of the listing and holding the hosts and the platforms accountable. charged with the duty of enforcement, and this was back to when david chu was a member of the board of supervisors, was office of short-term rentals, which i feared, i admit, was going to be window-dressing. but it has not turned out to be the case. in a city, where we're constantly getting complaints about enforcement, i have to say, the office of short term rentals has truly done an incredible job at enforcing what has arguably been one of the first regulatory schemes of its kind and being replicated around the state and around the country. just the other day, an italian television company was in town to interview in my office and i think other places because it's not only a problem here in san francisco, but across europe, major cities are struggling to hold airbnb accountable. since our legislation passed

then he says they legally ran a de facto hotel from those units, using air bnb.ne in that case, but the city attorney's office says they continued to illegally run short-term rentals after that and dozens of other units. the lawsuit by the city is seeking $5.5 million in penalties from this property owners. >>> there were some disturbing incidents at a bay area construction site. >> we have a lot of african- americans that were hired and fired from this company. >> more from the workers who say they have witnessed multiple hate crimes on the job. >>> california is suing the trump administration over pollution. the action by california and 16 other states in an era effort to clean up the environment. >>> later today, students at a number of bay area high schools are planning to walk out of class to show their support for the second amendment. we will tell you about this action happening today in response to the anti-gun violence rallies we saw in this country last month. >>> threatening to subpoena the president. it is possible if president trump refuses to be int

there is everything from people donating storage containers to ride shares to air bnb's.everything from baby supplies to protective gear so people can have the right type of mask to go in and retrieve some of their belongings. try to find their pets and just see if their home has been effected. if it's still standing. a lot of people don't even know if their home is still there. they are looking at aerial shots and trying to figure out where is this lava and where is my home in relation to this. it's been a really emotional time. i have friends that have most likely lost their oklahomas and with -- most likely lost their homes and everything and their businesses and livelihood and the place they called homes for decades. >> what are officials telling people there? are they saying it will be a few more days before we're going to allow you back in? and specifically for your sister, what have they been told? >> well everyone has been told that they can go in when the officials say they can. so yesterday was opened up for several hours. there was a backup of about three hours

. >> we have seen the cops calling for barbecuing and air bnb, shopping for the prom.as and present in the united states for centuries. so the fact that it happened in one of our stores really put us front and center at understanding how it could have happened in our store, understanding every aspect of what happened and what we could do that was a positive and constructive step forward. this is not the only step. it is a step and we feel like it's a very positive first step. >> i'm glad you mentioned that. what do you say to people who say it's one afternoon. it will take way more than that. >> absolutely i agree. we architected what we put together as this day where we close the stores and train 175,000 partners. we have 12 that will go on. we'll drop another out for our storm partners to continue on that journey. >> this is just the beginning. >> can you believe you're closing down 8,000 stores across the country and then roseanne is fired for racist tweets, what do you think of that? >> i think it's evidence that this exists in society. in many ways i think what we

counsel but still struggling to find a cfo, key role to help take his company public as promised air bnb'so reportedly passing on that role. >> josh lipton in san francisco, thank you. >>> when we come back, cbs's legal drama and media sector directv ceo will join us on the ripple effects the battle for control may have on the industry stay with us ♪ feel that? that's the beat of global markets, the rhythm of the world. but to us, it's the pace of tomorrow. with ingenuity, technologies, and markets expertise we create the possible. and when you do that, you don't chase the pace of tomorrow. you set it. nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. >>> tug of war for control continues at cbs the board, as you know by now, voting to slash its biggest shareholders voting power and postponing the annual meeting today. julia boorstin joins us to get us up to speed julia? >> reporter: from 80% to less than 20% unlikely to take effect delaware judge let stand a last-minute rule change from julie redstone that any change be approved by 90% of the board. here is a look at the history of the companies. battle for contr

. >>> outrage after police is called on three black people leaving their air bnb rental.

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last week, a group of black women leaving an air bnb didn't wave to a neighbor so that neighbor calledops on them thinking they were burglars. what world does this neighbor live in? one where there's only two kinds of people? people who wave and burglars? [ light laughter ] also this month, a white woman called the police on two native american teenagers who were taking a college tour because she didn't think they looked like they belonged there. they're native americans standing in america! they're the only people who do belong there. [ cheers and applause ] i mean, if you want to get rid of people who don't belong, get your pasty ass back on the mayflower and go home! [ cheers and applause ] and then -- and then last week a black yale student fell asleep in the common area of her own dorm and a white yale student called the police on her! i'm sorry she was napping. maybe she was tired from getting into yale, a school most white people can't even get into! [ laughter and applause ] and let me just point out all three of these things happened in may. we're only halfway through the mont

like the studios look like -- you know, like a cool old recording studio, or like a a place you'd air bnbnd it was cool. these kids come and they sing -- they're all so trained, they just since their song like twice and you're like, "got it!" >> jimmy: wow. >> 'cause you have to get it all really fast and these guys at atlantic records who produced it are really, really good at it. they know what they're doing. they did "hamilton," they did "dear evan hansen" -- >> jimmy: yeah, they know what they're talking about. >> and they wanted to do "mean girls." >> jimmy: i'm very excited about this. to the cast recording. when you first wrote the movie "mean girls," do you remember you asked me if i could write a a song for the soundtrack and -- >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: remember this? >> barely. >> jimmy: you said -- >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it did not -- no, i ended up -- >> i barely remember. >> jimmy: it's pretty bad. i mean, but you asked, you go, "dude, i need a song for the scene where you see janice and damien." >> damien. >> jimmy: and you realize that they're kind of -- there's li

facing millions in fines accused of kicking out tenants from buildings they own and renting units on air bnb, facing a $5.5 million penalty. city attorney dennis herrera says they use the ellis ablgt to kick out tenants in pacific heights and turn into short term rentalsfined for the same things several years ago but appears they never stopped. >>> this morning new questions following the release of the official autopsy. those new findings contain critical differences with the private autopsy conducted earlier at the clark family's request. official autopsy maintains clark most likely moved towards officers before being shot head on. the privacy autopsy found they shot clark in the back. clark's grandmother did not read the new report but folk using on the officerss who fired. >> how do you sleep? >> a thorough investigation and we want our community and the public to have are the information on this autopsy just as we do. >> according to the coroner, officers shot clark seven times and not eight. the official autopsy also lists five drugs in clark's system and also says that clark was legal

millions in fines accused of kicking out tenants from buildings they own and renting those units on air bnb. they are facing a $5.5 million penalty. the city attorney there says they used the elis act to kick out tenants from buildings in pac heights and turned into short term rentals. the couple was fined for the same thing four years ago but it appears they never stopped. >>> a new push for soil testing at land fills related to the scandal surrounding cleanup at san francisco's hunter's point naval ship yard. the navy now says a private company may have faked years of data in its collection of radioactive soil. east bay times reports, supervisors fear some of the soil ended up in its keller canyon land fill. yesterday they demanded additional testing. they insist guidelines were properly followed. >>> continuing coverage on the police shooting death of stephon clark in sacramento. new questions after the release of the official autopsy. the new findings contain several critical differences with the privacy autopsy conducted by the clark family or at least at their request. the differences

three black women including a granddaughter of reggae icon bob marchly were checking out of an air bnbre met with multiple police cars and helicopters. they failed to wave at the unidentified neighbor who then called the cops concerned about a potential robbery. and in north carolina, a black man got into a nonviolent argument with the staff at a -- you guessed it, waffle house restaurant. after taking his little sister to the high school prom. staff called the police and once on scene you can see that the man was choked and slammed to the concrete by an officer despite his hands being whereelwhere else? up. i've heard couldn'tless conservatives say that i and others foment -- and the law as they know it is all too often not the law as we know it. and black people have never been able to wield the law as the frighten triggered people in these stories have. as enforce to enforce who belongs where and what they should look like. next type you flip out because a black person is doing anything anywhere, ask yourself is it worth hearing this from me? i gotcha. but there will still be pain.

he didn't believe air bnb app. we had called. >> in new jersey, another incident. two black men had called, had police called on them and they were kicked out of an l.a. fitness because employees didn't think they were members. there were other high profile events in missouri where employees at a nordstrom rack called police on three black teens they thought had shoplifted. police found the teens had done nothing wrong. they were simply shopping for prom. in york county in pennsylvania, a golf course called officers on five black women for playing too slowly. again, all of these incidents have happened within just the last few weeks. all of them causing outrage on -- conversations that need to be had. so let's have one of those now. joining us to discuss, cedrick alexander and mark lamont hill. mark, is it wrong to conflate these incidents or do you think that they all had something to do with the color of skin? >> you can never get inside the mind of the person making the phone call, but when i look at the reasons

we can actually stop the trafficking before it takes place in an air bnb. we have ten years of reservation history in a sense. we were able to teach our model more every single day what looks different about this reservation. reservation, and we learn from polaris and from the blue campaign and from everyone else who has done this, and we feed all of that information into this mod he will, and it's become an unbelievably successful tool that we're making smarter every single day. we use photo dna. so every single photo, message, picture on airbnb gets screened through photo dna, and it matches with necmax, child exportation database and make sure there is no database and if there is we root it out. we background check every single hosting guest in the u.s. and every hosting guest all over the world gets screened against financial sanctions and global terrorist watch. traffickers have tried to take advantage of the internet. they use the anonymity of the internet, but it's a double-edged sword for them because they need the internet to also advertise and to

longer and now there's sort of an underlying debate about is there going to be a race to be first air bnbd about, we're also thinking about '19 and we'll be ready. we might not, but we'll be ready for it and maybe the companies are in a motive and let's get to the market first before this window closes again. >> carl, thank you we'll be checking in with you shortly again. let's give you another look at futures here before we get to a quick commercial break on the other side and hopefully we'll have more time to talk about gm. >> so important. >> because it is an important investment from an enormously important source that vision fund re" r u more "squawk on the stetfoyolive from post time the line between work and life hasn't just blurred. it's gone. that's why you need someone behind you. not just a card. an entire support system. whether visiting the airport lounge to catch up on what's really important. or even using those hard-earned points to squeeze in a little family time. no one has your back like american express. so no matter where you're going... we're right there with you. th

people who are moving up decide to hold on to their old place and rent it out to somebody else air bnbredit has made that a tight squeeze. i think you're going to see more people renting homes from a landlord nace. >> people don't want to build starter homes. there's not enough supply coming online >> the real issue is zoning, there isn't land to build these places when you only have a few plots, you build mansions, and you try to take profits instead of going for sales volume we've had 36 straight months of declining inventory. >> you're in seattle right now, there's a lot of criticism what the city government does, they're not allowing enough high density zoning, do you buy that? >> the city is trying, i think it's the citizens. >> even though this is something who supports integrated communities and diversity and everything else we're all worried about having our home put in the shade by some apartment building or condo building that's just the cost of living in the big city. sooner or later we have to welcome more people into this place otherwise it comes a no fly zone for the midd

. >> is it on air bnb?ewellekay jeweller. every can kiss begins with kay. >> we're getting into the rainy season in florida. while today it's just going to be cloudy, we are going to see an increased chance of rain as we go through the next couple of days. heavy rain is just off to the southwest. eventually, it will move to the keys and through southern and central florida through the weekend. we will see heavy rounds of rain, especially on sunday into monday. this is going to increase the threat of some isolated flooding within those heavier downpours. we will see a widespread two to three inches of rain. some areas could pick up seven inches of rain, especially as that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peak out your window. >> we've got sunshine as we take a live look outside. in san jose, it's going to start out cool, but warm up fast. heading up to 70 degrees in san jose and 82 in livermore. north bay, 85 degrees. in santa rosa and in san francisco, 70 degrees. then the winds pick

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their competitors, and so nobody wants to go public anymore as a result, you see that uber and air bnb of talent here, all the amazing companies don't go public because it's not in their best interest they -- they are looking and saying, well, you know, people with trade our stocks through equities or equidate, and we're liquid anyway, no reason to ever be public. >> all right tim, the last time we spoke with you a couple years ago, you roundly defended elizabeth holmes, founder of theranos, accused of massive fraud now you said people went after her because he was a woman, a witch hunt, and the guy who uncovered this, you said was incompetent are you willing to admit you were wrong about this one? >> absolutely not. i feel that we have taken down another great icon this woman was - >> icon of what? >> she came to fame at 19 years old, and she said, i'm going to transform health care as we know it, and she got bullied into submission i think this has been a real -- this is what - >> tim, investors have lost $900 million -- >> people who do extraordinary things -- are you talking at the

that's a huge area that we have to focus on, the leadership conference has been long engaged with air bnb and facebook. there's a whole economy taking place that has so far been relatively untouched by the fair housing act. that will become a huge loophole that will have huge consequences on our economy. >> in new york we did a paper that shows there's a good deal of naturally occurring affordable housing, housing in the private market that was as affordable of subsidized or low income housing. but people don't know about it. i think city governments can work with zillow and organizations like this to say you may not know there's a house or apartment you can afford, but there is. i think the technology could be a reach out mechanism in that kind of way. >> i know we could talk about this all day. but please join me in thanking our panel. [ applause ] >> please welcome carlos campbell, former assistant secretary for economic development at the department of commerce and a key witness for the fair housing act. and jeffrey hayward, executive vice president and head of multifamily at fannie m

think of combining uber and air bnb and suddenly you can get things on the fly.xample, a flytographer. >> this is an app. >> is she really taking pictures -l. >> yeah. >> no better way to redo your summer selfies than that. whether it's a with special event like a proposal or you want to have fun with the family. i saw a friend of mine who travels by herself and i went, are you a model? what just happened? she said no, i did this thing. >> really interesting thing to handle getting your photos done on the fly. do that again, please, pete, as we jump to the boat. all right. there we go. he is ready. we're going to don a life preserver on you now because get my boat is a downloadable app and website. this is a serious racing boat for sailors n sailors. this is a j70. but they also offer you the ability to get a captain to go with you. this is all around the world and we're talking about 108,000 boats that you can rent around the country. >> if you have a boat, this is a good thing, a way to make a little extra money. >> yes. so you're not really. >> they're not tha