"today in the bay" chris sanchez joins with us those details. >> reporter: hi there, airbnb already helps to match people with available housing after a disast disaster. now they want to make it easier to donate profits to folks they can't house on their property. airbnb donations will allow hosts to donate to aide organizations. the host donors can choose what percent annual of the take they want to take. 100% will go to the non-profits. airbnb is partnered with international rescue committee and mercy core. the company claims since they launched their last initiative open homes back in 2017, they helped 25,000 people find a place to stay. if you are interested in more details, you can find a link to that. chris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> families are dealing with so much during a disaster, housing shouldn't be one of them. >>> police credit quick thinking the by two brave 14-year-old boys for busting two men in a laptop factory. we told you about this on tuesday, they were at a restaurant in lafayette when they saw four men sprint from a nearby coffee shop, including one with a lap

"today in the bay's" chris sanchez is live with a look at what's being done. >> reporter: hi there, marcus, airbnb want to expand. as you said, they already connect a host with available space with people who feed housing in a disaster. now they're offering these hosts another what i to help if they can't open at that particular time or they're not near that interzone. this is airbnb donations, which will allow them to donate shelters. the host owners can have 100%. air bfb is partnering with mercy core. back in 2017, they launched open ed homes the companies claim since then they have helped 25,000 people have a place to stay. they have a place for a need of housing by 2022. so this will count towards that goal. if are you interested in more of those details, you can find a link in my twitter feed today in the bay. >> so good seeing so money people do what they do. many are leading to being priced o out. the public panel is being held. the mayors will be intending to talk about a possible solutions here. today's meeting comes as if you data shows lower anding in families are pushed out of

the photo chris sanchez post mid-on instagram, she says she was at mission peak over the week with herusband. she made it to the top. well, you know wedding season is here. we are getting look at the hottest trends. >> what do you think of this? more couples are asking for cash. cash registry versus gone up year over year, experts say they now bring in about $1,800 for the average wedding. >> when guests see what you will spend the money on, they will click the button more likely and give you cash. >> more couples are giving back by adding the option to donate to charity, when it comes to registries, increasingly many are sharing more home devices. >>> google owns google maps and waze. >> they will now be able to see speed limits and speed zones. it will now be sent to all android and ios devices. >>> another state is closer to legalizing marijuana. lawmakers have settled a dispute over whether to let people grow pot plants for personal use you can now have up to six if california. >>> a compromise, only medical marijuana patients will be able to build their own pot. >>> the wife of ni

john walker lindh was released from a federal prison in >>> good morning, 7:twivenlths i'm chris sanchezown as the american taliban was released from police an after serveing a 17-year sentence. he grew up in marin and wented a fought for the taliban and even met with osama bin laden himself. american forces captured him in 2001. he remains a committed jihadist. there is no indication that lindh will return to the bay area. it is possible he will go live with his parents if virginia. we know he is far from traveling out of the country. >>> now we hmay have beautiful weather. >> we will get sunshine and warmer temperatures. this is a live look outside at palo alto. as you get ready to head out the door, much more sun, our temperatures go from the upper 50s to the low 70s today. going into the forecast for the weekend, there will be some rain nearby. so heads up if you will be traveling. it looks like it does stay for the most part dry here as we go into sunday, those things might change as we see a storm system nearby bringing in rain possibly for areas south of the golden gate bridge. >>

and china on team erica how those two rick sanchez discussed the prospect with genest chris hedges ports from the white house today that president trump has reached out to president putin on the subject of nuclear arms agreement between the united states russia and china of course we really don't know what they discussed but that is what the president's staff is putting out if it's true and we take them at their word which we should it would be kind of strange considering that the u.s. and russia already had a nuclear treaty in place negotiated by ronald reagan and mcconnell gorbachev that we our country chose to just no longer order just a few months ago that decision was made so it's curious right speaking of mr gorbachev he has just penned that editorial in the wall street journal where he's urging both sides to stop the madness of nuclear deterrence he writes that the idea that more weapons make us more safe is just. matt. joining us now is when an author chris hedges to talk about this article by mikhail gorbachev it's called the madness of nuclear deterrence do you get his point on

. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez arrives at the scene, it's in allen rock, what do you know, christer: we know this car crashed into this truck. now the tow truck is here taking it away, you can see where it smashed into this home here in allen rock. it -- alum rock. underneath there is a foundation. so programs some trouble there. we do know one person was transported by ambulance. we don't know if it was someone inside the home or the driver of this car that smashed into this little yellow home here in alum rock. we do know chp was out here on scene and also the sheriffs department. so this is an unincorporated part of san jose. the car is being towed away right now. we have been asking whether or not alcohol has been a factor in this crash. whether or not there are any serious injuries and what precipitated this crash in the first place. these are residential streets. there has to be a reason why someone would build up this much speed to do this damage to this home. one person was transported. hopefully that person was taken to the hospital as a precaution. in san jose, kris san