brian chesky and airbnb did the right thing, they had to respond. can't, or their responses are not deemed weighty enough or enthusiastic enough, what kind of consequences can it have for the whole business model? i think the business model itself could be in danger. and it's because more of these kinds of events will bring up regulatory pressure in places like new york or san francisco, or london. this has already been happening because of people complaining. because of people buying multiple properties and renting them out as party homes. so the biggest risk is regulartory. are there any specific areas where this is a problem, because this is a huge company operating right around the world and actually, lots and lots of people use it, use it perfectly well and it's part of holidaying and part of everyday life. the vast majority of people use it to like have good places around the world and not throw parties. but there's always been this segment and that has become a growing issue. and because it's not the biggest part of airbnb, it makes sense for

airbnb‘s ceo brian chesky tweeted that the company would redouble its efforts to "combat unauthorisede hosts and guest conduct". 0ur correspondent chris buckler has the details. for anyone who has not used airbnb, it's a website that allows people to go on and advertise their rooms or their houses for generally a short—term let and other people can go on and rent them. but there have been some horror stories in the past. for example, there was a man who was banned from airbnb after renting a property and cramming 250 people in it for a new year's eve party. and there have been many stories of houses being badly damaged by those who have rented them. and parties have been a big issue for the company for a very long time. but what has led them to act is a party that was thrown at a home in 0rinda, which is an affluent suburb in san francisco last week. a woman rented the house, claiming she wanted to find a place to allow her asthmatic family to escape from the smoke from the california wildfires. in fact, she threw a halloween party in which 100 people turned up and it descended into v

most companies don't -- >> ceo brian chesky speaking with andrew ross sorkin on stage making some newsouncing on the heels of a fatal shooting in northern california a couple of days ago that they're going to basically unveil a number of changes, including 100% verified hosts and listings that will be reviewed every listing on the site over the next year, 24/7 neighbor hotline, real people, rammed response team, extra manual review of high-risk reservations he's calling essentially a model shift. this combination of more collaboration between community, technology and also more people within the company in terms of the cost, significant investment also saying, carl, $3.2 billion is what the company has raised from investors but they have more money in the bank than they have raised which is why they're able to make these investments and basically engage in more verification. >> which as wapner points out on twitter has become the word for anything regarding social or digital internet is verification the trending toward anonymity is definitely coming to an ending. >> guys, i feel -- >>

ceo brian chesky laid out the plan in a series of tweets. he says airbnb will expand screenings of what they call high risk reservations. they will make a party response team. and take action against those that violate the new policies. brian chesky tweeted that what happened in orinda is horrible. he says we are working to support them and will do better . this is unacceptable. >>> police in fremont are investigating a rash of car break ends tonight. officers took a total of 15 burglary reports this morning. the same thief or thieves might be behind a series of crash and grabs in union city. >>> a bit of a shaker in sonoma county today. not far from where the kincade fire is burning. the quake stuck struck just before 7 a.m. in this case, the epicenter was close to the northern perimeter of the fire. >>> the 77,000 acre fire is 72 percent containment. of the 372 links that aren't common 175 were homes. four firefighters have been hurt battling the place. over 4500 are still unseen. it could be a while before people who lost everything can b

she is a very trusted executive to brian chesky and as i mentioned she's been there since 2011, the first as very, very strong on the regulatory front but remember, she does stay involved as a board member so they have that benefit. >> she hadn't actually been there that long in that specific role i remember there was some kind of internal battle between her and lawrence tossi, the cfo and led to his departure from the company and interesting to see whether her departure slows things down for the ultimate listing if that's the route they choose to go down. >> she is staying until march 1st. i'm told by the company they'll be looking for someone externally and not replace that coo role instead, they get a vice president of operations so perhaps that tells you something about how the executive team is going to operate remember that it's three founders are all still there with brian chesky as ceo. >> all right great reporting, deirdre thank you so much for bringing that us. >>> now let's send it over to sue herrera. sue? >> good morning, everyone. here's what's happening at this hour preside

the company's ceo and head of community, brian chesky tweeting, starting today, we are banning party houses and we are redoubling our efforts to combat unauthorized parties and get rid of abusive host and guest conduct, including conduct that leads to the terrible events we saw in orinda." the company, based in san francisco, also is expanding manual screening what have they all high risk reservations, flagged by risk detection technology. they're creating a dedicated party house rapid response team, and taking immediate action against violators, including complete removal. we spoke to people who survived a similar party shooting in san jose. they tell us they support airbnb's new changes but do have doubts about how effective they will be. >> i think it's the right direction but i still at the end of the day think people are going to do what they're going to do go f they can make money renting out houses. >> the ceo has formed a new team to speed up the development of the new safety initiatives. he says he hopes airbnb will implement most of the new safety measures within ten days.

brian chesky tweeted, starting today we are banning party houses and we are redoubling our efforts to combat unauthorized parties and get rid of abusive host and guest conduct, including conduct that leads to the terrible events we saw in orinda. and the san francisco company is not stopping there. chesky says his company is also expanding manual screening of high-risk reservations, creating a dedicated party house rapid response team, and taking immediate action against violat ioval. >> i think it's a great id. tha will curb some of the violence that'searea. >> reporter: specifically he's referring to a party at an airbnb rental in his san jose neighborhood in july. four people were shot near hills dale avenue. neighbors who live near where the gunfire erupted support airbnb's new changes, but have some doubts about how effective they'll be. >> i think it's the right direction, but still at the end of the day people are going to do what they're going to do if they can make money renting out their houses. >> reporter: others question how much the company can do about renters giving fa

now that might prove difficult to do, but brian chesky, who is the co—founder and chief executive officerumber of things that they are going to do. he says they're going to create a dedicated party house rapid response team and that they're going to screen high risk reservations among other things. he's pretty blunt in this post on twitter. he says "we must do better and we will". at least four people have been injured in a knife attack in hong kong after another day of clashes between pro—democracy protesters and riot police. local media say that the assailant had been arguing over politics before taking out a knife. he was then turned on and subdued by an angry crowd. riot police had stormed the shopping centre in tai koo district earlier after some protesters forming a human chain inside and began vandalising restaurants. our correspondent richard lister is here with the latest. we lister is here with the latest. have got the protests a we have got the protests and talk of a meeting in beijing. this is the 22nd weekend of protests so this has been a long—running drama plaguing hong kon

now that might prove difficult to do, but brian chesky, who is the co—founder and chief executive officers that they are going to do. he says they're going to create a dedicated party has rapid response team and that they're going to screen high risk reservations among other things. he's pretty blunt in this post on twitter. he says "we must do better and we will". england fans will still no doubt be reflecting on the outcome of yesterday's final having watched england outmuscled by south africa, losing 32—12. the springboks drinking in their wi with the webb ellis trophy. some perhaps more than most. that is the sale scrum half faf de klerk. but what a moment for siya kolisi, the teams first black captain to hold aloft that trophy. a symbol of progress in south africa. but for england the inquest will continue into their disappointing performance. matt dawson who won the rugby world cup with england in 2003 and was part of the bbc‘s commentary team in yokohama, says there are still reasons to be cheerful. i think we've got to be a little more gentle on england rugby. they had a fantastic

that might prove difficult to do, but brian chesky, who is the co—founder and chief executive officermber of things that they are going to do. he says they are going to create a dedicated party house rapid response team and that they are going to screen high—risk reservations, among other things. he's pretty blunt in these posts on twitter. he says, "we must do better and we will". 0ur washington correspondent chris buckler there. donald trump has been making another appearance at a sporting event — and once again he received a somewhat mixed response. there was some booing as he entered the mixed martial arts event at new york's madison square garden — although there was plenty of applause for the president too. it's the second time he has been booed at a sports event this week. baseball fans at a world series game in washington also shouted "lock him up". it's almost six decades since the brutal war of independence in algeria came to an end and france was forced to withdraw from its former north african colony. left behind were thousands of algerians who had chosen to fight on the s

now that might prove difficult to do, but brian chesky, who is the co—founder and chief executive officery has rapid response team and that they‘re going to screen high risk reservations among other things. he‘s pretty blunt in this post on twitter. he says "we must do better and we will". the headlines on bbc news: the brexit party leader, nigel farage, says he is not going to stand as a candidate in the general election. the government confirms the benefits freeze introduced by the conservatives three years ago will end next april. labour promises to make every home in the uk more energy—efficient if it wins the election. sport, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here‘sjohn watson. lewis hamilton could write himself into the history books by taking a 6th world title if he finishes in 8th place or higher at the us grand prix which takes place later today. hamilton finished 5th in qualifying yesterday, with mercedes teammate valtteri bottas taking pole. but hamilton is still posued to take another title — and that would leave him one short of michael schumacher‘s record o

today the ceo of the company brian chesky vowed to verify all 7 million of its listings by december of next year. this includes checking for accuracy of photos and verifying that hosts are who they say they are and also verifying renters. >> this is another one of those moments where a tragedy happens and we say enough is enough, we galvanize and we are making the most significant change to our platform to increase the amount of trust in our platform. >> a lot of people do question, though, if airbnb can truly verify all listings if people provide false information like the person who rented that party house in orinda is suspected of doing. five people were killed on halloween night. >>> caught at the border trying get back in the u.s. two escaped inmates in c tonight after nearly three days on the run. ar, has them arriving back at monterey county main jail this afternoon. they escaped from the jail in salinas on sunday. the two murder suspects cut a hole in the bathroom ceiling then crawled out to freedom. overnight, though, border patrol officers captured them at the u.s.-mexico bor

. >> in the meantime, airbnb ceo brian chesky announced his company is taking several stems to avoid unmonitored situations like the one in orinda. >> a 24/7 where any neighbor in any town in any part of the world can call us. staffed by real people. not automated. a rapid response team trained by police chiefs to make sure that we can deal in a timely manner with complaints. >> reporter: now, that temporary ban on unhosted rentals isn't official yet. but the council is expected to formalize it, to approve it at its next meeting here in two weeks. in the meantime, police have not announced any arrests. in orinda, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> laura, thank you. >>> customs and border protection agents caught two murder suspects who escaped from jail in salinas. we got this video of the two being returned to jail. they were caught about midnight at the u.s./mexico border. >> we had received information that they were in the area of tijuana. once we received that information, we notified customs border and protection agency. they were able to locate them trying to walk back into the cou

they did an air bibi says it's now banning party houses in the wake of the deadly shooting ceo brian chesky said in the series of tweets today that the san francisco based company is stepping up efforts to cbat unauthorized parties and get rid of abuse of hosts and guests conduct. chesky says air bnb is expanding manl screening of high-risk reservations and forming a rapid response teamedicated to house parties. he also said the company will remove gas who fail to comply. >>tonight the kincade fire is still burning in sonoma county. but firefighters have the upper hand right now the fire is 74% contained. it has burned more than 77,000 acres. the fire has destroyed 372 structures, a 175 of those were homes. 4 firefighters have been injured fighting the flams. cal fire says access to the northern part of the fire remains challenging tonight due to the steep terrain and narrow roads but full containment is still expected by november 7th. >>and some areas still remain unr evacuation orders tonight in sonoma and now county. here's a look at the interactive evacuation map and sonoma counties gov

fromhaiident has agreedpafor compy th ferals and the coany has released several statements in seal brian chesky has been actively responding on twitter but for the family of raymond hill junior, one of the victims who was killed that simp is not enou now this incident may be going to the courts 4 dan kerm reports hills family says ey will sue the rental agency and the prerty owner. it's at this air bnb rental at one 14 lucilleay in orinda. >>ere 5 people re murded during an illeg party halloween night illegal because there are more than a 100 people attending enter as a limit of 13eople. among those murdered raynd hi junior. now the attorneys for hl's family says they will file a wrongful death lawsuit. >>documents obtned by kron 4 news indicate hill's family will sue air bnb the property owner and the host of party. the complaint alleges air bnb neglintly failed to adequately vet and or evluate prospective customers renters and lessees. in a statement from the hillamily. they say the homeowners hosts an air bnb as well athe city and the police remainomplicit in operating. what are essentially

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the company's ceo brian chesky vowing today to verify all 7 million of its listings by december of next year. that includes checking for accuracy of photos and verifying that hosts of those homes are who they say they are. >> there are moments in your company's history, and there was a moment in a past that defined us, and this is another one of those moments where a tragedy happens and we say enough is enough. we galvanize. and we are making the most significant change to our platform to increase the amount of trust in our platform. >> they are trying to be proactive here, but many people question if airbnb based in san francisco can truly verify all listings if people provide false information like the person who rented the orinda party house suspected of doing. the pledge to review all listings comes just days after airbnb announced it's expanding screening of high risk reservations and banning house parties. >>> well, caught at the border trying to get back into the u.s. two escaped inmates back in custody tonight after nearly three days on the run. santos fonseca and jonathan salaz

in a statement on twitter airbnb ceo brian chesky said we are redoubling our efforts to combat unauthorized parties and get rid of abusive hosts and guest conduct that leads to the terrible events we saw in orinda. we must do better and we will. this is unacceptable. the company plans to expand manual screening of high risk reservations from a rapid response team and take immediate action against violators. here's the screen shot of the orinda homes listing page. airbnb says the listing banned parties and weapons. now the city of orinda may also be making changes to its short-term rental policy in the wake of this shooting. luz pena smoke-- spoke withhh mayor. >> reporter: halloween inside this home at 114 lucille way are still vivid in many neighbors' minds. >> i don't feel safe knowing that someone could actually do this in our neighborhood. >> reporter: five people in their 20s lost their lives and police have not made any arrests. >> to be honest with you, i don't go out at night for the last few nights. i'm kind of scared. whoever did this, are they still around? >> reporter: we sat do

in a statement on twitter airbnb ceo brian chesky said we are redoubling our efforts to combat unauthorized parties and get rid of abusive hosts and guest conduct including conduct that leads to the terrible events we saw in orinda. we must do better and we will. this is unacceptable. the company plans to expand manual screening of high risk reservations from a rapid response team and take immediate action against violators. here's the screen shot of the orinda homes listing page. airbnb says the listing banned parties and weapons. now the city of orinda may also be making changes to its short-term rental policy in the wake of this shooting. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke with the mayor. >> reporter: the screams and so at 10:50 inside this home at 114 lucille way are still vivid in many neighbors' minds. >> i don't feel safe knowing that someone could actually do this in our neighborhood. >> reporter: five people in their 20s lost their lives and police have not made any arrests. >> to be honest with you, i don't go out at night for the last few nights. i'm kind of scared. it's kind of

in a series of tweets over the weekend, ceo brian chesky says they are taking steps to get rid of abusiveand guest conduct by creating a rapid response team for unauthorized events big story there. >>> in other corporate news, fiat chrysler is reportedly looking to finalize its merger agreement with its parent company of peugeot according to reuters. they are hoping to sign a binding memorandum of understanding in three to four weeks. then warren buffett's berkshire hathaway was out with its quarterly results reporting its operating profit rose more than analysts expected. they say they ended the quart we are a record 128 billion dollars worth of cash on hand in those berkshire shares just about flat in the extended trade. >>> coming up on the show, the on going demonstrations in hong kong take a violent turn after a knife attack amid all those protests details on that and your morning's other top stories that's coming up straighahd.t ea high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good! high protein. low sugar. mmmm, birthday cake! pure protein. the best combination

now that might prove difficult to do, but brian chesky, who is the co—founder and chief executive officermber of things that they are going to do. he says they are going to create a dedicated party has rapid response team and that they are going to screen high risk reservations among other things. he‘s pretty blunt in this post on twitter. he says "we must do better and we will". a 300—year—old violin, valued at £250,000, which was accidentally left on a train in london last week, has been safely returned to its owner. the instrument was handed over in a supermarket car park to its owner stephen morris — after secret negotiations. the man who‘d taken the violin said he‘d made a mistake and apologised. and we‘ll be talking to stephen at 8:40. i think we will hear a bit of the violin as well. i am sure it sounds every pound of £250,000 when played by the right person. strictly, did you see it? i did not. they will catch up before tonight‘s results show. it was very exciting. lots of sequence show. it was very exciting. lots of sequence and letter. mike bushell is enjoying himself very much.

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called to the house twice that night even before the shooting was reported and then airbnb ceo brian chesky tweeted the company will ban party houses and working to get rid of abusive host and guest conduct company is expanding the screening of high risk reservations and creating a party house rapid response team. chesky said we must be better and this is unacceptable. >> this has been a problem for years, though. we have done our own cnbc investigation looking places in miami, neighborhoods where they were just sick of these houses being turned into party houses and advertised. >> and advertised and then the street becomes a chaotic place there have been neighborhoods and municipalities pushing airbnb for a long time. >> they will start monitoring these advertisements. >> i'll be talking to brian chesky on wednesday at the conference we'll bring you live on tv. we'll ask him about this >> well timing for you with. >> is it time for that again >> it is once a year ♪ the most wonderful time of th year ♪ >> and it's -- could i come if i wanted to for free >> no. >> no. you have to know somebo

all about the topic that you were talking about that's going to be followed by conversation with brian chesky in the headlines given the deaths last week at an airbnb and then in the afternoon, kris jenner and kim kardashian west we'll talk about influencers we'll talk with the co-founder of instagram and then this afternoon bill gates is going to spend some time with us along with gwyneth paltrow who will talk about goop. we'll have david marcus talking about libra. we'll have a conversation with reed hastings from netflix in the middle of this streaming war with apple plus just starting its service last week and disney plus next week we'll have our final conversation about the political moment we're in with hillary clinton. it is a full and packed day and i know we're going to bring it to you, so much of it live on the air throughout the day, guys. >> you're going to sleep well tonight. you know what i mean >> i hope so i hope so. >> isn't your mind mush after -- i can't imagine all of that. >> my anxiety and my mind might be mushed right now. >> both. no, but it always works out, andrew >>

ceo brian cheski tweet in part, starting today we are banning party houses and getting rid of abusivell have a party house rapid response team. well, airlines are making plans to bring the boeing 737 max back into service. first they need to shore up customer confidence. they want to reassure travelers that the planes are safe. they plan to conduct test flights with senior officials on-board to get that message across. they are looking to approve new pilot training plans in the next few weeks. homeowners are staying put. a new ana analysis by red fin ss that homeowners are remaining in their homes typically 13 years, five years longer than they did in 2010. that's keeping a glut of housing inventory off the market and helps explain why home sales have been sputtering. luckily you're sitting next to a housing expert so i'll let you take it from here. maria: what do you say. >> i said it so many times, but you can't buy a house that is not for sale. and that's the big issue. there's an inventory shortage in the housing market. there are young people who are forming households, they want