targeting, others say 50% will opt out of ad targeting. huge difference there and it's still too soon to say where this is going to pan out nep said obviously only launched monday and rolling out slowly so too soon to say there, but i think is teams what the company is trying to do, plan around that figure out how they could keep people on their platforms. if they have influencers on their plat perform, creating content. follow the influencer, immediately make a purchase within instagram do that in the facebook ecosystem they won't have to worry about tracking you when e go do things outside the facebook ecosystem. >> could it be, julia, this isn't really going to matter that much to facebook's bottom line at all this ios change? apple, after all, gave the companies time to figure out their workaround we were tont, really, he doesn't see it as a big issue and adobe has a big marketing business 9 benefit to facebook, get to say look at this even bigger eco company than us having an impact on our ecosystem when government's trying to look at

added nearly 21.rs last year, but with the company warning many of those subscribers were pulled forward from future quarters, the question is, what happens now? one potential growth driver is crack me down on password sharing, netflix has been experimenting with they report 45% of people surveyed share passwords and say this could be a long-term opportunity for the company. other key topics for netflix, they plan to increase spending on content impacts of recent price hikes and love to hear the ceo reed hastings weigh in on streaming with disney and hbo max ramping up their spending on content morgan stanley projects user growth will begin increasing in the second half of this year noting netflix has less than 10% of the global subscription video marketplace today, indicating room for growth. and neutral rating and $465 price target of the stock coxed a business with an international position that's in advantage 72% of analysts have a buyer overweight on the stock, has, you mentioned, carl, underperf

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let's talk more about facebook, the privacy and digital ads. there has been a lot of discussion about that with proposed changes of legislature and it could change how it tracks users and targets as to them. i was talking to my news director and he thought it was amazing how you search for something and and add pops up immediate -- an add pops up immediately. talk about that. sheryl: privacy is our top priority. it always has been. our protecting the privacy of the people who use facebook is the most important thing. if you send me a message, that message is secure and doesn't get shared with everyone. if you want to do a post with face groups you are in, it only stares -- stays there. or if you wish to share it, you can share, but protecting privacy is important. we use it did in a privacy protective way. it is critical for small businesses. this morning at my roundtable, and met a woman who started a yoga studio in ann arbor. how did she advertise and get customers, especially in coronavirus? she shows her ads only to younger people who are m

people are adding text, renovating or building something brand-new from the ground up. when he first saw the price tag on number for these projects, he says he did not believe it. >> we got the numbers wrong because that is really astonishing to me. >> reporter: lumber prices since this time last year have more than doubled, there are a few factors that play, first environment to regulations on lumber mills in the united states have led to closures in recent years, the mills that were still operating stopped production at the start of the pandemic. so builders went to buy from canada, where president trump recently put in place a more than 20% tariff on soft lumber. still restricted supply and increase the man during the pandemic let prices to more than double, hitting historic levels. >> have you seen prices like this before in the past, have you seen this much of a demand? >> no, this is a new record for us. >> reporter: he is the president and ceo of the california building industry association. he says this problem is adding an additional 24 thousand dollars to the

the role of data and personalized ads is critical for small businesses. i think not well understood, but if you take away the ability to target under what i think is an untrue promise of protecting privacy, you hurt small businesses. you hurt the local yoga studios, the local bakery that needs to find local customers. our job is to make sure we protect people's privacy and explained that while and i don't think we have explained it well, which is part of why we are having this conversation today. our job is to make sure that the 200 million small businesses out there continue to thrive. coronavirus has been an acceleration to what was online, -- is online, but that was a move that was happening. they say never waste a good crisis, we need to make sure small businesses come out of this crisis not just surviving but stronger. having the local revenue stream, stores back open, and the online ability to reach customers and an ability to thrive. we are worried about unemployment in the country and in the world and we should be. most job growth comes from small

general mongan: i think an ad hoc approach --. justice sotomayor: ad hoc will not satisfy many people. we need clear guidance. give me a clear method of addressing this case so something like justice thomas is hypothetical -- justice thomas pop -- justice thomas's hypothetical does not become permissible for the government to do. it seems that letting the government use your land for nonbusiness purposes is exactly what the takings clause was intended to avoid. general mongan: i think the court has given clear guidance and penn central itself has said --. justice sotomayor: i do not think it is penn central. i think it is babcock. general mongan: the court has made clear that if there is a substantial physical intrusion that can predominate. in kaiser it applies pin central -- penn central and found her taking on that basis without looking closely at diminution in value. if you are concerned about how lower courts apply the ad hoc framework to assess regulation the answer would be to grant review in a case that presents a penn cen

ad hoc won't satisfy many people. we need something that gives clear guidance, so give me a clear, a clear method of addressing this case. so something like justice thomas' hypothetical doesn't become permissible for the government to do. seems to me that letting the government come and use your land for nonbusiness purposes or nonbusiness related purposes seems to be exactly what the takings clause was intended to avoid. articulate the rule to me. >> i think the court has given clear guidance and pen central itself it doesn't-- . >> well, i think the clear guidance isn't ad hoc and progeny, i don't think it's pen central, i think it's those cases. >> if i could say previously, the court made clear if there was substantial physical intrusion, that factor can dominate. in keiser aetna, it applies to an action that involves substantial physical intrusion and found that taking on that basis primarily without looking closely at diminution in value and i think it's their concern about how lower courts apply that ad hoc fra

an ad. as kids get older, they don't know that the purpose of it is to sell them something. now, it is even more confusing. you might think you are reading a "teen vogue" article and not realize that facebook has in fact sponsored it. you might be playing a game and not realize that coca-cola has paid for the game. you maybe watching an un-boxing video and not realize that is product placement. the research shows kids don't understand the stuff and the internet has made it much more confusing. also, they can be much more problematic for kids because they are personally targeted to them, designed to appeal to that individual based on what they have done in the past. we need more research, as i mentioned. we need's like the -- we need things like the cmra act. >> thank you. kind of on a related note -- i agree. i think this legislation, is it's really important for us to be looking at research at nih, but one of the challenges we face in congress is that it does take a while to respond. how do

i want to hone in on the ad market.book and google blown out of the water and then twitter shares plunging. we just heard from the cfo. what is happening? -- we saw facebook and google blow it out of the water and twitter shares plunging. >> there is a joke that google does its best to keep its take raise within a small band each quarter, to make sure it is not really upset regulators, you know. they were not even able to come close to that this quarter because there is so much money flowing in, and e-commerce has done so well, that they were not able to keep that in check, lower than they wanted, you know. i do not think that is going to change considering the directionality we are seeing in the dictations. a similar thing happened to facebook. i think we will see it the board when the rest of the e-commerce companies report. the readthrough from google is amazing. emily: so, do you think the momentum these companies are seeing now is going to stick? what happens after the economy is open for a few months, then what? >

instagram ads can be good and interesting. interested in buying things i would never have interest in buying, i don't know why but it's effective i would like a little more control. not a big thing for consumers to ask and i think they taked a advantage of people's inertia and laziness that's kind of gross give people the information. they make their decisions and then you have a business sounds good to me. >> but, kara, take off your consumer hat for a minute and put on your recode hat right? to the degree you are trying to reach new users and visitors to the conference and what have you, how would you adjust if we saw big, big portions of the population opt out >> i think it's a big problem. the two companies that they control all the online advertising. i wish regulators would get involved important issue. everyone i talk to that has a business and wants to do marketing is like, uc. i i have to buy facebook ob r app. we don't happen to sell on facebook or use it much. i get it that small business owner doesn't have a lot of

it's going to be in the 90% of the sub ads outside the u.s.arkets like the philippines and turkey and japan and korea and india and that's where netflix faces a lot of competition but much less so than the ones that we focus on here you have the disney global presence, but really none of the other assthaetsz we talk about in this market have that global presence they're taking on local champions in each of these markets. >> we're going into oscar weekend. they do have 36 nominations. two up for best picture. how should viewers think about the degree to which netflix is accepted among the artistic community and whether or not that's transferable to the stock? >> i think it's -- it traps fers not so much in the oscar wins, those help, but in terms of the commercial wins. if they can show their shows get 40, 50, 60, 70 million people watching it in the first, you know, 40 days, 30 days of the launch, that tells the people who are creating the content and the big actors and big producers and directors that you want distribution, you actually can g

the judiciary act of 2021 proposes adding four seats to the supreme court. what do you think about this proposal? guest: in the fall of 2020 when ruth bader ginsburg died democrats started talking about this proposal to add seats to the supreme court. a lot of people said that we do not want to have to pursue this path, but if republicans are going to obliterate the last remaining norms when it comes to confirmation around justices, then this will be the only appropriate response. you had republican and independent commentators like a joe scarborough, large -- lawyers from the nixon and reagan administration coming out last fall after ruth bader ginsburg died saying democrats would be wise to pursue this. they jammed amy coney barrett through over bipartisan objections. they went through. now leaders in congress including ed markey on the senate side and mondaire jones, new york congressman jerry nadler, the chairman of the house judiciary committee, offered this proposal to add four seats to the supreme court. it is not in the constitution the number of jus

up next, ready to travel what airlines are adding this summer to get you to the beach even faster. also, the lawmaker mother of five, on a mission to protect some of the nation's most vulnerable children. >>> back with more of an investigation of group youth home meant to provide care for children with mental health disorders, but critics say the children have become commodities and one state senator from oregon is taking on the company and trying to change the system. >> these are not treatment programs these are facilities to warehouse and manage kids without any treatment expertise and the goal is to make money, not to make kids healthy. >> reporter: sarah gelser, a mother of five, never thought she would spend years taking on a multi-million dollar company it was early 2019 when senator gelser discovered the state of oregon shipped 80 kids to group facilities in other states. >> these are kids who have been placed out of sight and it is my intention that we are going to ensure that they are no longer out of mind. it's the talking points you hear from everyone. we don't have the

its ad game is still strong. plus, microsoft president brad smith not mincing words when it comes to antitrust concerns about big tech. his thoughts on why google has created a big problem. he is coming up later this hour. >> google has fundamentally sucked most of the oxygen out of the opportunities for people who create content. emily: facebook shares up after hours after the company reported a first quarter revenue beat. let's get to it with an analyst at insider intelligence. whether the digital ad market would keep up. here we are. what do we know now? >> we know facebook is weathering the storm. facebook got stronger in 2020. as a result of the pandemic. it is now verging on almost a quarter of the worldwide digital ad market. we know based on the q1 results that facebook has continued to benefit from the pandemic with ad revenue up 46% year-over-year. user gains as well. not as strong as the ad revenue growth has been. again, it is hard to keep seeing this quarter after quarter, but they keep beating expec

i don't care if they show me ads.s like i'll buying anything they're showing me to begin with but if they link the ad to content, better for a different cohort of companies. what do you think, what does facebook have in its arsenal besides its reach in public opinion? apple can flip a switch and affect digital advertising for everybody using an ios device, but what can facebook do to apple? >> well, jon, i have to say, i think you are probably unusual in not being drawn into some of those facebook ads i mean, look people respond to those facebook targeted ads that's why they work i certainly have fallen prey to them myself. they know what i'm going to like it does a good job i think that what's been interesting here is that facebook has been taking aim at apple saying we want to help small businesses and apple said we don't think about facebook. tim cook is not really thinking about facebook trying to protect user privacy it's a very different approach here between tim cook taking privacy stance and apple taking the s

we heard snippets of the ad market from various other reports that reported, like alphabet and snap. but what stood out to me, they're saying that ad growth will continue to be primarily driven by price for the rest of 2021 by price so they're able to raise prices and continue to do so for the rest of the year. >> right that language was really impressive i think, you know, they talked about this quarter, 30% of the revenue beat was price 12% was in the number of ads going up so i mean, that -- the momentum isn't over that's the point you're getting at which is really impressive. they also talked a little bit about expenses being a tad higher i think they usually guide expenses a tad higher and capex they got it a tad lower so that would leave a gigantic free cash flow number. up like apple, this stock is not expect and it's not expensive when you back out the cash load. 43% operating margin, that is as high as any quarter with the exception of fourth quarter which is their highest revenue that's a staggering number so thank you, facebook i'm staying long. >> jeff, what did you make

of adding the two together. will we get surprises tomorrow night? laura: it will be a weird sort of speech to congress. they will be very few people in the room. security is in very high measure. biden is hewing very close to what he campaigned on. look at his campaign plans, and look at how the proposals are shaping up. they are almost word for word in some cases exactly the same. he talked about raising capital gains rates, raising the income rates, looking at having the estate tax applies to more people, ending the inheritance tax loopholes. there's a lot of stuff here he has been talking about for months that he is finally saying, congress, i want you guys to work on this. alix: something else being reported is that he's potentially asking for $80 billion to the irs to close loopholes, so we tax the rich the way they are supposed to be taxed. walk me through that. laura: this would be a huge increase in funding to build up their audit capabilities. they have been bleeding auditors for the last decade. those

expect one million subscribers to be added.ou compare that to a year ago, the first quarter of 2020 when they added the record 60 million . netflix had warned about this. the idea a reopening will dampen their growth. it is not surprising. they call it the covid-19 move forward effect. it is surprising how surprised sectors are. netflix shares turning negative year-to-date, and they were already trailing in some of the mega caps as well, and even as financials have proved a strong. 24% revenue growth year-over-year, profit more than doubling from a year ago and expect that cash flow to be positive 2022. i go back to the question of how surprised can you really be by all of this? matt: absolutely. especially when the only thing to watch was bridger 10. the network subscriber indicator -- subscriber change, does that indicate -- are they looking at other stocks? ritika: i start by saying bridger 10 is still on my list of ones to watch. that is the question. we go back and forth on this rotation and how long it lasts. a lot of it

that's not just digital advertising revenue and that's not adding and stuffing more ads into a youtubeideo and making us all hit skip ad twice, that's a real long-term business. i do agree in terms of where that eventual growth can come, again, the hardware businesses, a.i. services businesses, cloud services businesses, yes, that can matter, but any investor that looks at alphabet's numbers from yesterday and doesn't at least get a little bit of an appetite there for just, you know, how profitable and how well operationally executed every part of their business is, it's tough to look away from that and that's why the stock is up 5%. >>> ranjan, good morning it's deirdre if we're looking ahead and we're looking for the next growth engine, to use your analogy of a buffet, when you look at a company like amazon, there's no shortage of growth stories there, whether that's cloud advertising, groceries, its own hardware, what are you looking for? do you think investors want to see that growth engine beyond e-commerce which has seen incredible demand over the pandemic leaving cloud aside bec

fedex added 50,000. tesla added 22,000 workers during the pandemic.la hired more people than ford and gm laid off combined. costco added 19,000. facebook had a net gain of 14,000 workers. now, most of those layoffs game from smaller companies, and there's still about 3 million americans out of work, but the numbers are getting better, and you know what they are getting better very, very quickly. >> scott, that's good news for us. appreciate it. >> reporter: hundred of people remain out of their homes right now due to a toxic water situation on the west coast of florida. manatee county south of tampa is now under a state of emergency after a partial breach at a wastewater reservoir. that's the site of a former phosphate mining plant. roads are closed as officials fear there could be flooding, something that's worrying a lot of residents there. >> it's like a movie. >> that's how it feels for real. >> i'm terrified of my 7-year-old having to go through something catastrophic. >> reporter: hundreds of inmates were also relocated overnight to higher groun

ad hoc committee will be wednesday, april 14th, at 5:00 p.m. ad hoc committee on labor and personnel and affordability will be may 17th, 2021. section l. memorial adjournment. i'll call on vice president collins. >> vice president collins: so i guess, you know, we have two. i just -- well i guess i just want to say we've had this ongoing covid memorial adjournment of the families that have been impacted by all that's been going on, but i think now i don't know if there's another adjournment on there, but i also think we should be recognizing the lives that have been lost. and i think now is a very trying time for all of us right now. and so i just wanted to open this up for space for folks to just hold space and remembrance for those of us who are going through whatever we're going through and the loss that we're experiencing whether that be covid, the violence that we're seeing or just the hard times that we're having right now and let's all just hold space for a minute of science for folks to be mindful of that. thank you. >> vice president c

has added just short of 1000000 jobs that the and. certainty of the pandemic begins to wane straight ahead we'll bring you up to speed on the recovery and how global markets did this week plus the backlash against georgia's new voting law is heating up as the states government has responded with welcome artie's owner rick sanchez to discuss and later with vaccinations on the rise what could we see as the music industry is live events begin to return later on we'll bring you from a true inside with a packed show today so let's dive right in. and we lead the program with the latest jobs data out of the united states non-farm payrolls increased 591-6004 march the most jobs added in the single month since august of last year the unemployment rate fell to 6 percent this number far surpassed kind of 6 spectators of 675000 jobs added now it's important to note there are still 7900000 fewer americans employed than in february of 2020 just prior to the pandemic the leisure and hospitality sector led the gains adding 280000 new jobs for the mon

since his initial arrest on those charges, federal prosecutors keep adding more alleged crimes they've added three more su superceding crimes he's charged with embezzling $400,000 used to buy both cryptocurrency and autographed spor sports memorbilia. after the tax collector guy was arrested and out on bond, he committed a whole new crime. while he was out on bond, after being arrested and charged with the first slew of crimes, he decided that would be the perfect time to start a whole new chapter of his alleged criminal behavior and bribe someone who worked at the small business administration so that person would process fake loan applications so he could use fake businesses to apply for fraudulent covid relief funds. so they charged him with that today too. the fraud stuff and the bribery of public officials to get it done seems like a gem, right? you add it all up and the four federal indictments this guy has faced. he's now facing 33 federal felony charges thus far, mr. greenberg has pled not guilty to the charges he's had a chance to plea to. his attorney has not commented on the

those are memories of ade�*s trip to southern africa back in 2015.e tenacious is the first tall ship in the world to be fully adapted for a disabled crew. it's run by thejubilee sailing trust, which claims that its adventures can provide life—changing experiences for people with all different kinds of abilities. we sent alex taylor to check it out and we catch up with him early in the morning after his first bumpy night at sea. hello. how are you feeling? good, thank you. i'm going back to bed now. after a stormy and pretty sleepless night at the sea, it's time for breakfast with my shipmates in the mess. it's called happy hour, where everyone works hard, washes and makes everything spick—and—span, except i've lost my team and what i'm meant to be doing. many years ago, we had a young lad come on lord nelson and he had multiple sclerosis and he didn't get out of the car, he was helped out the car by his mother and father, popped in the wheelchair and we pulled him up the gangway. after two weeks on here, he walked off the ship without the sticks, did

would be added. and the party that one of them, the party that didn't want them. but retrosession, frankly, is an interesting idea except for the fact that the gentleman talked about the founding fathers. and james madison, the federalist papers, one of the articles of debate were, if you had a state, i.e. maryland, whose land, of course, the federal city is located on, virginia gave some but they took it back. you would have a state surrounding the federal enclave. no difference. except it would be maryland and not washington douglass commonwealth. so that argument limps. it fails. because you are suggesting the same thing that some have said is of concern to them. so the only difference is two senators. so this isn't about politics. throughout history people have guessed as to what the new states were going to be. some knew absolutely. we have north and south dakota. i don't know whether any of you know why we have north and south dakota. two senators versus four senators. and the republicans who w

since those charges federal prosecutors keep adding more dr crimes they have added three indictments including one today for a whole new set of crimes we nevada heard of before in this new indictment today, the tax collector guy is charged with embezzling $400,000 from the collector's office he used that to buy cryptocurrency andmemorabilia. things signed by kobe bryant and michael jordan why? also, this is incredible, the indictment alleges the tax collector guy, after he was initially arrested and out on bond, while he was out on bond, he committed a whole new crime prosecutors say in this indictment today on top of everything else while he was out on bond after being arrested and charged with the first slew of federal crimes, he decided that would be the perfect time to start a whole new chapter of his criminal behavior, that would be the perfect time to describe someone who worked at the small business administration so that person would process fake loan applications for him so he could use fake businesses to my for fraudulent covid relief funds. and so they charged him with tha

they added four more after half—time.nd castleford are both being played at st helen�*s stadium due to coronavirus restrictions. leinster�*s heineken champions cup last—16 match against toulon this evening has been called off after an unnamed toulon squad member tested positive for covid—19. the french side were already in dublin. the winner of the match was set to meet exeter chiefs or lyon next friday. india cricket legend sachin tendulkar is in hospital, as his coronavirus symptoms have got worse. he tested positive six days ago after developing mild symptoms, but after quarantining at home he has been advised to admit himself to hospital. he�*s now 47 and is test cricket�*s all—time leading run scorer, in a record 200 matches. his social media tweet thanked people for their wishes and prayers and says the decsion to go to hospital is out a of an "abundance of precaution" and that he hopes to be home in a few days. the diving world cup in tokyo has been cancelled by the sport�*s international governing body because the

there were added from the first minute but it was fantastic to see fans and hear them and talk to themm. three games in the premier league today. burnley steering themselves towards safety with a huge 4—0 win over wolves at molineux. striker chris wood at the heart of that with a first—half hat—trick. sean dyche's side now nine points clear of fulham and the relegation zone with five games remaining. meanwhile leeds v manchester united finished goalless at elland road. games between these two, very rarely dull, but it was a match of little note, this free kick from marcus rashford the best chance, of the game which was neatly saved just before half time. the wsl leaders chelsea are hoping to reach the women's champions league final for the first time. they lost though to bayern munich in the first leg of their semi final 2—i. as michael redford reports. domestically for chelsea, dominance is not an issue. the couple interest on the fa cup and at the top of the league as well. in europe, a different story. twice in the champions league, but never any further time for a mission in munich

has added just short of 1000000 jobs at the uncertainty of the pandemic begins to wane straight ahead we'll bring you up to speed on the recovery and how global markets did this week plus the backlash against georgia's new voting law is heating up as the states government has responded with welcome artie's owner rick sanchez to discuss and later with vaccinations on the rise what could we see as the music industry is live events begin to return later on we'll bring you from a true insider with a packed show today so let's dive right in. and we lead the program with the latest jobs data out of the united states non-farm payrolls increased 591-6004 march the most jobs added in the single month since august of last year the unemployment rate fell to 6 percent this number far surpassed kind of sex spectator's of 675000 jobs added now it's important to note there are still 7900000 fewer americans employed than in february of 2020 just prior to the pandemic the leisure and hospitality sector led the gains adding 280000 new jobs for the month as bars and restaurants continue to reopen with s

latest jobs data out of the united states non-farm payrolls increased 591-6004 march the most jobs added in the single month since august of last year the unemployment rate fell to 6 percent this number far surpassed kind of sex spectator's of 675000 jobs added now it's important to note there are still 7900000 fewer americans employed than in february of 2020 just prior to the pandemic the leisure and hospitality sector led the gains adding 280000 new jobs for the month as bars and restaurants continue to reopen with students returning to in person school in the education sector added 190000 jobs meanwhile construction continued to see gains adding 110000 jobs all of which point to more good news for the economic recovery meanwhile manufacturing activity which accounts for nearly 12 percent of the u.s. economy spiked to its highest level since december of 1983 the institute of supply management announced thursday national factory committee had jumped to a reading of 64.7 in march up from 60.8 in february now any reading above 50 means we are seeing growth in the manufacturing sector so

facebook says it takes away users' choice and it may also take away part of the $86 billion in annual ad revenue. abc's megan tevrizian explains. >> reporter: this morning, apple taking a stand on privacy, releasing a new feature, allowing customers to limit how much of their data is used and shared. >> it's a feature that gives you a choice. a choice on how apps use and share your data. >> reporter: the feature will let you choose if you want your online activity tracked and sold to third parties, such as facebook and other apps. how big a deal is this? >> it's a really big deal. it's a big move for apple and it's been something that they've been talking about publicly for a long time, i think prepping the world that this could be coming, and they've finally pulled the trigger on it. >> reporter: apps commonly track data such as your age, location, spending history, and browsing d data. it can be used for tagging photos or mapping runs but also sold to advertisers, which is why targeted ads have become so popular. and lucrative. >> digital has made it easy to track exactly who's watchin

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so the record is clear, i think we all agreed in chambers that the court would have added its use of force drafts and start off the states draft with possible language, tweaks to that language. is that your understanding? >> agreed, your honor, specifically to include the totality of circumstances tasks as well as regard to his own state of mind, intention or motivation language and the hindsight i know the court has some issues. again, it was the defense perspective that the hindsight link which comes from connor and is incorporated into the minneapolis use of force manual and it was testified to fairly extensively by several witnesses during the course of this case. >> but yes, i would otherwise agree with the court. >> all right, i'm sorry to interrupt you. >> the wicker instruction where we discussed that. >> your honor, i would also administratively requested a instruction relevant to bench conferences and my recollection is the court had instructed the court as the sidebars or bench conferences and at the opening of the case i was just requesting that that be re- included back

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we've added protected crosswalks, and we've added protective bikeways because we know while bike lanes are good, in order to make biking attractive to normal san franciscans, they need to be physically protected from traffic. we're not just stopping at second street. during covid, we have been working to create a grid of safer walkways and protected bikeways throughout south of market. not just here but fifth, eight, seven, brandon, embarcadero, in order to make this corridor from a truck dominated thoroughfare to one of the most walkable areas in san francisco. we're also very excited that our success here has garnered us a significant state award to make our experiments to folsom street available to everyone. >> good morning, everyone. i am so happy to be here today with you all to celebrate a project long in the works. 11 years ago, when this project began, i was starting my freshman year in high school, so let's just stick with that for a second because this is how long it's been. our members at the san francisco bicycle coalition have been fighting for this for over a decade, and

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we've added protected crosswalks, and we've added protective bikeways because we know while bike lanes are good, in order to make biking attractive to normal san franciscans, they need to be physically protected from traffic. we're not just stopping at second street. during covid, we have been working to create a grid of safer walkways and protected bikeways throughout south of market. not just here but fifth, eight, seven, brandon, embarcadero, in order to make this corridor from a truck dominated thoroughfare to one of the most walkable areas in san francisco. we're also very excited that our success here has garnered us a significant state award to make our experiments to folsom street available to everyone. >> good morning, everyone. i am so happy to be here today with you all to celebrate a project long in the works. 11 years ago, when this project began, i was starting my freshman year in high school, so let's just stick with that for a second because this is how long it's been. our members at the san francisco bicycle coalition have been fighting for this for over a decade, and

tim your take on this decline. >> i just think ad revenue and the focus on ad revenue especially at google and facebook has been so rosie, even what we just heard out of amazon this is just not good enough and the first quarter was not good enough that's based on an investor day and the concept of doubling revenues of 2023, it's just, look, they built the expectations, they put the bar way too high, like these guys, this is a very healthy pull back and as they do they over shoot that's where i totally agree with dan, do you have to buy tomorrow, no, but think of the sentiment on the turn for this company and exciting initiatives did it change over night i don't think so i think the market got well ahead of itself. >> let's bring in founder gene munster should twitter be down almost 10% at this point >> it should, melissa. i'm in the camp this is not a buy on this pull back, respectfully to your esteemed traders. i ultimately think this needed the greatest -- we have the greatest ad tailwind coming for social companies, 29% growth is subpar compared to facebook 46%, google's 33% what they w

adding that it is too dangerous. highlighting the shooting deaths of 2020, the analysis gunshot industries 40,000 to nearly 40,000 in 2017 and that is just some of the statistics >> we will leave this here and take you over to live