these lawyers were trying to trade financial positions with mark zuckerberg.berg with this lawsuit. the judge used careful legal language to describe the lawsuit calling it frivolous, disorganized and fantastical. the judge also said the lawsuit is, quote, the stuff of which violent insurecks are made. the judge does not are the power to disbar the two lawyers. who dreamed of becoming lawyers through this lawsuit could now be bankrupted by this phony, frivolous lawsuit. they have no idea tonight how much money they owe mark zuckerberg and the other defendants because the lawyers for the defendants have not yet submitted their bills in this case. other judges in other jerks around the country are considering the same sort of penalties against trump lawyers who filed totally false lawsuits on behalf of the trump campaign. and speaking of frivolous lawsuits, donald trump filed a hopeless lawsuit today trying to prevent the irs from handing over his tax returns to the chairman of the house ways and means committee. donald trump will lose that lawsuit because the r

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in our next hour, we'll talk to mark zuckerberg.how us how virtual reality could transform the way we work remotely. >> that a virtual you? >> a virtual me and mark. why he agreed to do the interview, by the way. i give him credit for saying, look, i want to talk about this. you can -- you can talk about anything, and you know, i will answer the questions as best as i can. >> yeah. >> he didn't sit down to talk about misinformation. but it is still an issue. >> you know, they're kind of related. the virtual office may be what we go to if misinformation on vaccines means the virus continues to spread. >> just that study from harvard and northwestern -- >> interesting -- >> i think that's very interesting that the people who rely on facebook are less vaccinated than other people. it's a very small group of people that are putting out the misinformation. it's getting out. i think it's frustrating that facebook doesn't really give the numbers on that. >> yeah. >> you know, there's such a -- they're such a huge company, so talented, so s

i think what zuckerberg san francisco general hospital is doing, it's not a bad idea. it's just giving people the option if they wanted to. but it's not that everybody has to rush out and get it. >> okay. so obviously there's a lot of dismay right now that we're all back to masking indoors, i think people are kind of stunned that we're kind of back to where we were before. there's a lot of fear moving forward. we're starting to see major contention in school meetings, you know, people, when they're out at stores, when they're out at gyms, the mind-set is very contentious right now, dr. peter. what do you say to allay that? >> well, i think it's understandable why people feel the way they are doing -- they're acting right now, which is really because everybody's anxious. people are anxious when we can't see the future ahead of us and i would tell everyone that i would be shocked if we don't get out of this soon. i think from the countrywide estimates, we're estimating the -- but in more vaccinated communities like the bay area some modelists believe we will get over the

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ken sweeny publicly endorsed zuckerberg's approach tometaver.heir perspective, the more sharing, inevating is good for all of us. as long as that approach is taken, we should all benefit. >> a bit of a curveball. here to talk gaming and meta can i get your view on back-end compensation will turn into now that we have a dispute at disney >> sure. seeing this transition a number of years when you start in with netflix. doing pure buyouts then started seeing more introduction of performance-based compensation around awards. then we saw an expansion into whether or not you listed in the top ten and for how long disney came out with a more complicated points based system and the xscarlett johansson wil change that. my quick answer, see a continuing shift towards more performance-based compensation forced but happening essentially since "house of cards" began. >> i'm not sure people counted on it being quite so ugly. a national evolution as tech nothing changes. >> for sure. >> matt, thank you, great stuff as always. >> thank you. >>> carl, we spoke a

. >> i'm wondering if you can talk about zuckerberg sf general and the decisions of the supplemental costs of those getting johnson and johnson shots. [inaudible] mrna pfizer. >> so i just want to make it really clear, we have not changed our policy as a health department and as a city with regard to following cdc guidelines for administering vaccines. if people have received a johnson and johnson and are requesting a second shot, we will accommodate them, but our policy has not changed nor has it changed at zuckerberg general hospital. >> have there been studies on that? >> yes. so in consultation with infectious disease experts, the decision was made again. if people are requesting a second shot after johnson and johnson, we will accommodate that, be but we're not changing our policy at this point. >> any indication it does improve the efficacy of the johnson and johnson shot? >> i think the important thing is right now we don't have conclusive data on additional shots beyond what the cdc is recommending. but, again, in consultation with infectious disease experts, we do think this

here is what an ftc official wrote to ceo, mark zuckerberg. i am disappointed by how your company has conducted itself, in this matter. had you honored your commitment to contact us, in advance, we would have pointed out that the consent decree does not bar facebook from creating exceptions for good-faith research and the public interest. we asked facebook to respond to that but facebook declined. laura was one of those researchers, who had her facebook access disabled. thanks for joining us, laura. so, start by telling us what you were researching, and why. >> hi. um, so really, the thrust of our work is trying to understand misinformation online. we try to understand how it -- how it spreads and how it can be stopped. >> so, why do you think facebook disabled your accounts? >> it's a little strange. facebook claims that they disabled our accounts because of our browser extension ad observer. they say that it violates their terms of service. obviously, the ftc somewhat disagrees, as do we, to be clear. but what's strange about all this is tha

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zuckerberg. do you think that this is fair competition or not? >> as facebook and apple, google and amazon creep further into our lives, what does senator amy klobuchar say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... >> senator amy klobuchar, welcome to "firing line." >> well, thank you, margaret. it's wonderful to be on. thank you. >> the issue of trust-busting was much discussed on the original version of "firing line" with william f. buckley jr. and your new book, "antitrust: taking on monopoly power from the gilded age to the digital age," offers the perfect opportunity to look at this topic anew in 2021. today there are fewer than 5,000 public companies, down from 8,500 in 1997. a lot of that is because of mergers and acquisitions. senator, what does this tell us? >> well, i think what it tells us is that we are a country that has always believed in entrepreneurship and revitalizing, rejuvenating capitalism, and we've reached a moment where we just can't sit back and say, "oh, this is happening to us," not when

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. >>> meanwhile mark zuckerberg was fined.an interview, zuckerberg had this to say. >> well, if we see harmful misinformation on the platform, we take it down. it's against our policy. do we catch anything? of course, there are mistakes we make or areas where we need to improve. we have millions who used our vaccine finder tools to take the steps toward getting a vaccine and hundreds of people have visited in the u.s. and other places have visited the coronavirus information hub to get authoritative information about this. >> zuckerberg also said facebook has removed 18 million posts for misinformation about the posts regarding covid-19 but wouldn't say how many times those posts were removed or shared. president biden said the platforms were killing people by allowing misinformation to spread. the leader tamped down the remark saying certain users were killing people by posting the misinformation, not at the platform itself. joining us now, dr. ebony hilton. my friend, good morning to you. this information about debating face

we'll have more of our exclusive interview with mark zuckerberg.ing," including the reason why he sat down with us. he has a special announcement about the future of facebook. believe me, he wasn't saying, you know, i'd like to talk about misinformation on the platform. that is not why he sat down with us. but he certainly understands that we have to address the noouftznews of the day. >> good for him. >> exactly right. air wick essential mist transforms fragrance infused with natural essential oils into a mist. with an extra boost of fragrance you can see... smell... and feel. it's air care redefined. air wick essential mist, connect to nature. ♪ ♪ welcome to allstate. where everything just seems to go your way. ♪ ♪ you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. downtherecare with cottonelle. downthere... you're in good hands with allstate. 'cause you're all over your overall wellness so #treatyourself with the cleaningripples of cottonelle toilet paper and flushable wipes, the refreshingly clean routine that leaves

the doctor is the chief of emergency medical at zuckerberg san francisco hospital. on monday he voted to allow supplemental mrna vaccine to someone who had the johnson & johnson shot. >> as we look at the future of what this virus -- now that we're facing a fourth surge, this does make sense. >> reporter: 665,000 san franciscans have been vaccinated. only% have received the johnson & johnson shot. >> people were having concerns about whether that single dose was going to be enough. >> reporter: that concern is why dr. lisa winston said some people have gone out to get extra vaccine doses on their on. she supports the supplemental dose but wants to be clear, there's not enough data yet to support any possible benefit. >> there's not a specific recommendation to give it. it's not part of an emergency use authorization. >> reporter: but you do think it's safe? yes. >> reporter: dr. winston said as long as their clinic has space and adequate supply, they will give the supplement to people from other counties. kate larsen, abc7 news. >>> starting next month germany will

you can't tell zuckerberg, he let us sit down, apple's talked about in the conference, only jensen isntion the word apple. but the life like nature of you in the stadium watching the eagles crush the falcons it's better than the actual. you can't get covid if you're in there. >> whether it's a eagles, whether it's courtside at a game or this work rooms concept, you think it's the future to some degree >> absolutely. there's no doubt about it. jensen told me two years ago, he said, five years from now this is what you're going to be looking at i said how come you know he goes how come you don't know? so i can't see around the corner but jensen who by the way, figured out a way to grow grass on the sides of his wall you go to his hbeadquarters and there's grass everywhere he gave me dog a lifetime pass to be able to go in. immediately when i got to nvidia, even before i got a dog collar, got his card to get in to nvidia headquarters where the grass is on the -- it's too hard can you imagine, isalieri, we're all salieri to his moezart. >> the king of the mundane, the king of the mediocre

so we have a conversation with mark zuckerberg was reaching out to get competing views and i said but this causes all kinds of polarization and shortly after that one year ago. and his theory was look at where political polarization is going up is mostly in the countries with rupert murdoch. fox news. he was saying it's not social media or facebook it is fox news and that sort of stuff. that did fit with the study. so is it social media or is it in sync with other things? let's broaden the lens. >> absolutely. everybody asks the question is social media driving polarization? that's not the question we know that was surging long before facebook and twitter. we can point to the southern strategy or market segmentation with perverse incentives for small markets given point to the collapse of the soviet union and the cold war and provided a common enemy. there's a lot of drivers. it isn't too protective we cannot explore an alternative reality. but i do think that is contributing to the problem. no matter the answer to that question but given we will not have social media anytime soon har

zuckerberg sf general says most of those hospitalized continue to be unvaccinated. kumasi: a cdc panel is expected to talk about booster shots when it meets on friday. people getting these extra shots. >> there has been a lot of mixed messages around booster doses. we are still not there with the evidence to show that we need a booster dose. as soon as we are there, the cdc will come for with a recommendation suggesting that you need to get the third dose. kumasi: last reported that zuckerberg san francisco general hospital was offering additional doses to people who got the johnson & johnson vaccine. reggie: you will need proof of vaccination to get into one of san francisco's most popular restaurant. all of the staff is already vaccinated. the surge of the delta very it was a big factor in requiring vaccinations for diners. >> we have recently heard that there are a couple of restaurants and how to shut down because of outbreaks. that made us very weary -- wary and we want to take precautions to make sure we are staying as safe as possible, the community is safe a

so we have a conversation with mark zuckerberg was reaching out to get competing views and i said but this causes all kinds of polarization and shortly after that one year ago. and his theory was look at where political polarization is going up is mostly in the countries with rupert murdoch. fox news. he was saying it's not social media or facebook it is fox news and that sort of stuff. that did fit with the study. so is it social media or is it in sync with other things? let's broaden the lens. >> absolutely. everybody asks the question is social media driving polarization? that's not the question we know that was surging long before facebook and twitter. we can point to the southern strategy or market segmentation with perverse incentives for small markets given point to the collapse of the soviet union and the cold war and provided a common enemy. there's a lot of drivers. it isn't too protective we cannot explore an alternative reality. but i do think that is contributing to the problem. no matter the answer to that question but given we will not have social media anytime soon har

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so i had a conversation with mark zuckerberg and is reaching out to lots of people.he really goes reaching out to get various views. and i said look this is causing all kinds of polarizations. and this was a year ago. and he said his theory was if you look at that the polarization the political party's conduct, mostly in the countries that have murdoch and "fox news" and so he is saying well, it's trump, is not social media is "fox news" and that sort of stuff ready and it did fit with that study. so is it social media or in sync with other things. this just brought in volunteer what is going on pretty. chris: absolutely think everybody's kind asking is it driving it, don't face quite pretty do weia know the polarization is surging long before facebook and twitter came on we can point to things like the southern strategy of the democratic or republican party. appointive market segmentation of news creating perverse incentives extremism for small markets pretty cance you point o the soviet union and the cold war which probably provided a common enemy. there is a lot o

mark zuckerberg wants facebook to be an "meta-verse company." what do you think of that?issia: people are talking about the meta-verse now and they are worried. when a lot of us foresee the meta-verse, we see it as a decentralized platform. many of us call it the decentralized web, where the idea with the meta-verse is it won't be one or a couple of tech companies who will be owning the meta-verse. for us, we are excited about making that to where it is decentralized. where the user, at the end of the day, owns their own data in the meta-verse. much like facebook, they have amazing technologies and are hopefully one of the technologies -- one of the things pushing the technology further. i think it's scary they might be pushing to be the one. emily: aleissia laidacker of the mill, thank you for sharing your perspective. >> we are no longer a photo sharing app. the number one reason people say they use instagram is research, is to be entertained. so people are looking for that. emily: instagram ceo is coming up, talking about plans to double down on video, creators and mor

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. >>> zuckerberg san francisco general hospital needs help identifying a patient. the woman in critical condition was admitted over the weekend. an ambulance picked her up on dorman avenue in the bayview. she is about 30 years of a five foot 10 inches, and 240 pounds, a tattoo on her right arm with two skulls and bones. >>> chipmunks in the south lake tahoe area have tested positive for plague. the animals have not come into contact with people but two areas are closed through friday. taylor creek as well as beach are close. >>> the weather has been pretty pleasant. >> it will stay that while longer. >> you will notice warmer weather moving in tomorrow evening. tonight i'm a marine land gets traditional track inland, live look over san francisco, overcast skies and a little missed and drizzle from time to time. tomorrow morning, along the coast, don't be surprised if that cloud cover is slow to break down. air quality tomorrow, you can see it is moderate and good depending on where you are. pm 2.5 levels on either side of that 50 so if you are above do you are in t

zuckerberg general says most hospitalized are unvaccinated.has added several more countries to its list of places to avoid because of a high risk assessment for covid. 39 u.s. states also meet the criteria. florida has the worst transmission in the u.s. with and average of 185.9 new daily cases per 100,000 people. if florida was a country, it would have the second-worst transmission in the world. louisiana is seeing an average of 115.8 cases per 100,000 people. california is 23rd among u.s. states. we asked where are you more worried about traveling. two thirds said with the u.s. dan: 62 million credit cardholders have had their credit limits/store credit cards closed in the first four months of this year. as that happened to you? that is according to the online lending marketplace lending tree. michael finney is here to take a look at what you can do to protect yourself. michael cohen it isn't -- michael: it isn't just something happening to someone else. the pandemic has hit so many of us in different ways. some have gotten behind on their m

i agree with mark zuckerberg there's a reason mark and cheryl are taking them down jack should do theopinion -- they shouldn't have to publish their terrorist platform >> remember facebook is a global platform there are billions who don't agree with your point eof view. it is a social media >> they are private companies with share holders >> part of this is a business decision you are a big advertiser you've talked about the benefits of facebook and instagram. most want to be in, quote, safe spaces do you want to have an advertisement appearing as if you might even support the taliban next to content from the taliban? that's the calculus you have to calculate if you are mark zuckerberg >> the fact is, facebook is my number one spend for all the bashing it takes, nobody cares while these issues are very important, i am also well aware. i can geolock my ads there are tools that avoid me advertising on the taliban page. i don't have to do that. these are very sophisticated platform people are not stupid. they look at what's going on on facebook and make their own personal decisions >> ha

today is the deadline for the ftc to file a complaint against facebook mark zuckerberg joined cbs this morning and had to say about covid misinformation on the platform. >> different countries i think are doing better and worse on getting their citizens vaccinated and the u.s. i think has a specific issue on this people use facebook and social media all across the world so if this were primarily a question about social media, then i think you would see that being the effect in all of these countries where people use it. but i think there is something unique in our ecosystem here, whether it is some of the political leaders, and -- or some of the media figures. >> so there you have it. it is a line that we heard from them before, carl, when you think about all the things that mark zuckerberg wants to accomplish, going into the metaverse and how we talk about that now, trying to gain back some trust and we'll see how this all shapes up we talked to matthew ball about this a lot do you want facebook to be leading this charge? >> yeah, matthew, who, of course, runs a metaverse etf it is am

no one from the zuckerberg hospital has been hospitalized due to covid. officials say break through cases were and still are expected. we know vaccines won't completely prevent infections but they are very effective at making hospitalizations and deaths preventible. now, this month san francisco officials have ordered all workers in high-risk areas including hospitals, to be vaccinated by september 15. trace, back to you. >> steve harrigan live in atlanta. let's bring in dr. marty makary, editor in chief of med page today and he is a fox news contributor news medical contributor. good to see you. you hear what steve harrigan is saying there. talking about the break-through infections at these two san francisco hospitals. we noticed a big spike in cases in florida. what do you make of the latest news? >> we have to remember that vaccines down grade the infection from a life threatening problem that could cause serious illness down to a mild common cold for a lot of people. in the vast majority of vaccinated people that test positive, they're asymptomatic.