he used two airlines through expedia. just before the trip he caught a typo he made when buying the ticket. he dropped the h in his t daughter's l name. >> a simple mistake. one lettermissing. >> gene asked expedia to correct the typo. >> in my view, it is so easy t fix. >> butot so easyfter all. they said they could not correct the typo. he said he called the a but they couldn't help either nd directed him right back to expedia. gene said expedia's only suggested solutions? buy his kid a new ticket for $1,400. so that's what he definitely that first ticket, money down the drain. >> it is robbery. it is not fair a it i mistake. >> so is a ticket typo impossible to fix? we called several airlines to find out. they all said theyorrect typos for free but they said that's not always possible when consumers book through third partyravel sites because their systems are not compatible. and pedia confirwad thathe case with gene. it also said that using multiple airlines made it impossible to correcthe typo. the consumer advocate

he reached out to expedia and the airline for her multi-leg flight but no one could help. expedia told him to pony up $1400 for a new ticket. >> i see thi as a robbery. it's not fair. it's a mistake. >> there's no easy fix, either y book these tickets through a third party site like expedia. >> if you buy directly from an airle they can fix the typo for you. it's recommended if you're going over seashayou book it from an airline. >> don't you triple check in. >> except for me. i have a jr. in my name and sometimes depending on how the spacing works out, it will be attached to my last ne so it looks weird. they'll ask questions. >> please. don't get me started on the yang, kang, eun. which is the first name? veryco using. chuck bell or charles bell. >> yes. >> can't go wrong with that. >>'m glad now i know i can call aaron jr. for th rest of his natural life. >> i would advise you not to. >> don't youworry, jr., we'll get you all bundled up. wind chills in the 20s. wind chills in the 20s. more about unlike ordinary toothpaste, colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue,

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now there are companies that have kind of expedia, for instance, one of the first companies that colonized travel for the internet, 20 years ago, but that's a world where the colonization of all these businesses is just now coming on so to speak full line. where can you do almost everything and almost everything more through digital platforms. so the growth is everywhere. it can't -- you cannot -- in the early stages of this, it is truly early stages, you really can't stop the growth. maria: so it's really digital platforms enabling to you do whatever you want, so with match, you're talking about dating, and with expedia travel, are there areas that have not been capitalized on in terms of that digital platform? >> i'll give you one which is one we're engaged in, but there are lots of others. fin tech, financial technology is just now really getting into very much mainstream, and big companies are being built in it. for us, home services, being able in your home to do the same thing essentially do you when you want a car, which is, you want to be taken someplace rather than drive yourself.

he reached out to expedia and the airlines for his flight, but no one could help.edia told him he'd have topo up 1,400 bucks for a new ticket. >> i feel this is a robbery. it's not fair. it's a mistake. >> there'so easy fix if you book airline tickets through a third party site like exdia. if buy directly from the aiayine, they can a fix the typo for you, so it's recommended, if you are going overseas or booking an expensive flight, that you buy it directly from the airline.ay >>> don't we didn't warn you. the national tree lighting is tomorrow night, 4:30, and roads near the white house will be closed starting at noon until 8:00. parking restrictions will be in effect, too. every year, the event jams up traffic. might be a good idea to take metro, work from home or just work late. for a full list of roads that will be closed and the times, too, just search national tree leichting in our nbc washington p. better yet, just watch it on tv. we'll all be here. >> and it will beuch warmer and you won't have to anchor yourself down to the grou. >>right, you're not going

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are going to threatening old international transferring system not to work with iran so they into expedia are putting sanctions on even the humanitarian aspects of iranian they really life and disease and these kind of sanctions side ends killing so in terms of internal politics there was a debate in iran some say that negotiation and some kind of compromise with international system would help the iranian to a better life but now because of the trump because of the trauma ministration that they are it is really hard to in iran to. continue to say that the people who work ok and francoise what does this mean for other countries that still want to deal with the ron particularly european countries a u.s. allies what does this mean for them because they have been very clear that that they don't want to go back as they perceive go backwards. well of course. everything will be more difficult for your parent on trees for even for china even for russia but. to maintain a kind of flux of at least current trade between iran and and themselves and they're trying to put together instruments to be ab

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, seema spoke to some of the outperformance and trip advisers, more than 75 so far this year, but expedias down for the year, so where's the value and why such a big divergence >> i think in the case of trip advisers in particular, we enter 2018 with a lot of fehr surrounding really the hole meta search business model for a number of reasons. trip advise sear meta search company primarily, and as you can imagine, google is encroaching on their business, and there's an overreliance i think a lot of people believe on a small number of customers, namely booking and expedia, and so coming into this year after a difficult 2017, trip adviser has really outperformed and i think it's become evident that even though some of those concerns that we talked about are still very much valid, they are the go-too meta search engine, certainly if you compare them to truvago who has not had a good year think about the online travel agencies and book and expied yeah, i think investors came into the year looking for any indication, like a lot of other industries, that, you know, nine years into a recovery, yo

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they had a beat earlier that was giving a sympathy tailwind to expedia.of these companies put up strong quarters. mixed but mainly green election day. david: the stock of the hour, they may be co-winnersamazon's . >> we don't talk about real estate investment trusts much, not very sexy, but when you have amazon involved, it brings it up. we have sources saying amazon is going to choose to locations for crystalnd headquarters, city virginia and long island city, new york. the largest landlord in crystal city rallied yesterday. have jbg which is very big in crystality and new york, they rallied. david: our landlord by the way. the one in crystal city is interesting because the washington post had this leak over the weekend. executive taken after the washington post, which is owned by jeff bezos. repting,ing to our which is citing people familiar with this situation got this decision is going to be made in the next few weeks. they have decided on these two locations. cities whittled down from most 50, including cities in north carolina, out west, texas, detr

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and then you mentioned price line and expedia we have a billion and a half global hotel rooms bookedy those two alone. we continue to see predictable earnings growth, top line growth out of these two very large internet e-commerce companies. >> are those names you want to hold in an environment they pull back on spending, travel and leisure >> there's a secular curve which is how are consumers changing their behavior and a cyclical curve. what we know is more and more people, online apps to book their hotels and travel. at the same time we also understand and realize there may be less spending on airlines, on car rental companies, on hotels, but ironically if you look at 2008, 2011, price line and expedia accelerated in those cycles hotels become more dependent to distribute their products. >> looking to the private market, you're invested in uber and airbnb we may see the companies push out their date that they go public is that a concern? >> well, first, i think both are excellent companies. they're both continuing to execute verywell uber is still growing over 40% an interesting f

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. >> is avis specific to the unique challenges to their business we saw expedia had a situation similarich would be a corollary, to booking? >> got it. now i think do i. >> go ahead, karen, please the marriott, it didn't read that well. north american growth was really not particularly good, but i do still think -- >> revenues were off, too. >> revenues were a little light, but i think the consumer is out there and consumer spending -- >> crushing it. >> but does that mean, scott, and you do a show at noon, great show and i'm sure you have these conversations. >> thank you. >> the consumers' optimism record level spending money without question but my question back would should they be spending money, or are we making the same mistakes in '18 as we made in '08 and '09? >> you can always count on the american consumer to spend money whether they should or not. >> but their wages have recovered to the best level since the crisis once you fell below 4%, that's what has brought the fed back into play, so there is another side the consumer on its own, worried about the household balance shee

only with expedia. >>> when you think of red states in which democrats might be competitive this yearia, right? maybe arizona. you don't think of kansas, or oklahoma, or south dakota? yeah. yeah, actually. in those three red states this year, democratic candidates for governor are definitely within striking distance of pulling off upsets. in south dakota, that bastion of liberalism, the most recent poll shows that the democrat and republican in the race for governor are tied. in oklahoma and kansas, the governor's races in both of those states are considered toss-ups right now. last night, the great steve kornacki was here live with us to talk about the chances that democrats might win control of the house of representatives next week. tonight, i've asked steve to come back to give us a look at who's looking good in the governor's races for next week. joining us now is msnbc correspondent steve kornacki. thanks for being here. >> let's take a look at one particular region. we can find interesting races around the country, but i want to focus on the region that made donald trump presid

underrepresented people on tech and that's an important part of my job and i think we did a great job at expediand it's actually something i expect to execute on here. back in the date when eric holder, former attorney general, made some recommendations for uber, one of them was to promote bernard coleman, the global head of diverse and inclusion to chief diversity officer. instead, uber took another path. how did you land on that decision? why not follow the recommendation? was the rightu person. she is incredible. bernard has been incredible for the company. i think he will continue to be a great contributor but i say judge us based on what we do. i think we made the right choice. gone, isat leeann is beau reporting directly to you? to report toing the chief people officer of the company and i am looking for a new chief people officer and that was another recommendation where the head of diversity report to me. me, diversity inclusion has to be a core part of everything the company does. it has to be a core part of your people strategy. i want beau and my chief people officer working together

that is a core part of my job and i think we did a great job at expedia. it is absolutely something i expect to execute on here. jordan: ok. back in the day when eric holder, former attorney general, made recommendations for uber, one was to promote bernard coleman, global head of diversity and inclusion to chief diversity officer. instead, uber went with bo lee young from marsh. how did you land on that decision? one not follow the recommendation? dara: bo was the right person. -- she is incredible. bernard has been an incredible contributor for the company and i think will continue to be a great contributor, but i would say judge us based on what we do, and i think we absolutely made the right choice. jordan: now that the chief people officer is gone, liane is gone, is bo reporting directly to you? dara: bo reports to the chief people officer and i am looking for a new chief people officer. that was another recommendation where the head of diversity and inclusion has to be a core part of everything the company does and has to be a core part of your peopl

that is a core part of my job, and i think we did a great job at expedia. it is absolutely something i expect to execute on here. >> back in the date when eric holder, the former attorney general, made some recommendations for uber, one of those recommendations was to promote bernard coleman to global head of diversity officer and instead, huber went with somebody else. how did you land on that decision and why not follow the recommendation? >> i think that bo was a right person and we will prove she is a right person. i think bernard will be an incredible contributor, but i would say judges based on what we do, and i think we absolutely made the right choice. seeming now that leanne is gone, is bo reporting directly to you? >> i am looking for a new chief people officer. that was another recommendation were that the head of diversity did report to me, and to me, diversity inclusion has to be a core part of everything the company does. it has to be a core -- core part of your people strategy, and i want them working together fundamentally not just on the di