none. ad for getting rid of group or weapons, none. ad for beating our swords into plowshares. if anyone had swords anymore or knew what the holy, how a plow shatter is. none. okay. every, every once in a while, you'll see a billboard at the bus stop that shows a black person and a white person holding hands in the word community at the bottom. and it's sponsored by the ad council. that's the closest you'll get, the bread crumbs on the advertising landscape. and even if i saw that billboard and then went running out that minute to hold a black person and something tells me that's not going to have a massive impact on our drone bombing campaigns. i don't see the crusty forest star generals at the pentagon going, did you hear a guy named jamal and gotten a whitford hell the hand of the day? well, we better stop robin was born now. so essentially 0 promotion for peace and come broderick. but on the other hand, there are endless ads for weapon contractors following raytheon, general dynamics. there are ads for the military recruitment in the marine video games devoted to it. and ha

you have ads and e-commerce fueled growth.f you want eyeballs, your advertising on google, put a much facebook, those are the top spots where you go. perhaps some of the declines we have seen in the post-market come off about 2% after hours, is a slowdown you see with google cloud growth. that perhaps is where that growth and revenue missed expectations, which does contribute to some of the profitability. let's do this with emily chang, who is getting off the call with alphabet's cfo. what are they saying about this echo what are the key takeaways? emily: obviously very optimistic about the quarter, looking pretty good across the board. she said the consumer sentiment is broad-based and remains strong and even as the world reopens, she believes that is a trend that will stick. specifically she said digital is real even as people start to get vaccines and the world reopens, people want more choice and information. the online to off-line work continues to be relevant. we tried to zero in on supply chain issues. i asked her what

let's imagine you had some text on ad. it would likely extract out features that if i was relevant for that, for example, i'm in the case of something about partying. it would learn. partying is a concept. i'm very suspicious that personalized ads are still not being delivered to, to teenagers on instagram. because the algorithms learned correlations, they learn interactions where your party, i may still go to kids interests in partying because facebook is pro, is almost certainly has a ranking model in the background that it says this person wants more party related content. interesting. it, thank you. that's very helpful, and what that suggest to me is that while they're, they're saying they're not targeting gains with those ads. now the algorithm might do some of that work for them, which might explain why they collect the data even well claiming that they're not targeting those as. and i can't say whether or not as the intention, but the reality is it's very, very, very difficult to understand these algorithms today. a

, age, gender, location which also prohibits certain ads to young people including weight loss ads we don't allow tobacco ads at all to young people, don't allow them to children, we don't allow them to minors, close quote. now, since that exchange happened last week, there are a number of individuals and groups including a group called the technology transparency project or ttp that have indicated that that part of her testimony was inaccurate, that it was false. ttp noted that ttp had conducted an experiment, just last month, and their goal was to run a series of ads that would be targeted to children ages 13 to 17 to users in the united states now, i want to emphasize that ttp didn't end up running these ads. they stopped them from being distributed to users but facebook did, in fact, approve them and as i understand it facebook approved them for an audience of up to 9.1 million users all of whom were teens so i brought a few of these to show you today this is the first one i wanted to showcase. this first one as a colorful graphic encouraging kids to, quote, throw a skittles party

this is an ad, and labelled as such. it went out last christmas.ou want to tell me a little bit about, what did you just watch? like, the other person was mostly on screens, not paying attention to the bits of nature and other stuff about christmas, and he, and then at the end, he actually thought about it. it was just about him not liking to do anything. 0k. there's this bag on there, and then at the end, it said, it had the big m, the logo for mcdonalds. it's clear the older children recognised the brand, while the younger ones struggled to understand what they are watching. many social media companies say their platforms are designed for people over 13. yet this doesn't stop millions of younger kids. 0fcom found 55% of five—15—years—olds use social media, so it's no surprise that several of these primary—aged children have also been on these platforms. i use snapchat sometimes, and instagram. i sometimes watch youtube, netflix and...yeah. i, when i'm watching telly, - i normally watch youtube or netflix, or sometimes disney plus. all the childre

we also prohibit certain ads to young people including weight loss ads. we don't allow tobacco ads. we don't allow them to children. to minors. closed quote. now, since that exchange happened last week, there are a number of individuals in groups including a group called the technology transparency project or tdp. that have indicated that that part of her testimony was false. they noted that tdp had conducted an experiment just last month and their goal was to run a series of ads that would be targeted to children ages 13 to 17 to users in the united states. now i want to emphasize that tdp didn't end up running these ads. they stopped them from being distributed to users. but facebook did in fact approve them. and as i understand it, facebook approved them for an audience of up to 9.1 million users, all of whom were teens. i brought a few to show you. this is the first one i wanted to showcase. this first one has a colorful graphic. encoura encouraging kids to quote, throw a skittles party like no other. which as the graphic indicates and as the slang jargon also independently sugg

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we prohibit certain ads to young people including weight loss ads. we don't allow tobacco ads at all. we don't allow them to children. since that exchange happened last week, there are a number of individuals including a group called the technology transparency project that have indicated that the testimony was inaccurate. they noted it conducted an experiment just last month. the goal was to run a series of ads that would be targeted to children ages 13-17 to users in the united states. i want to emphasize that tdp did not wind up running these ads. they stop them from being distributed to the users. but facebook did in fact approve them. facebook approves them for an audience up to 9.1 million users. all of whom were teens. i brought a few of these to show you. this is the first one i wanted to showcase. this first one is a colorful graphic encouraging kids to throw a skittles party like no other. , -- like the graphic indicates, like the slang jargon independently suggests, this involves getting together randomly to abuse prescription drugs. the s

stretch, 90% of our paid political ads were issue ads. and as you know, somehow the radio station in thief river falls, minnesota, is able to figure out what an issue ad is under the federal guidelines. and i would hope your companies can do that. >> and i just want to be clear as we work to pass this law so that we have the same rules in place to disclose political ads and issue ads as we do for tv and radio as well as disclaimers that you're going to take early action, as soon as june, i heard, before this election so that people can view these ads, including issue ads, is that correct? yet we have seen these political ads creeping through despite your efforts. to police them on your own. this is why i could so badly like to pass the honest ads act. one ad went through, ballots marked for donald trump had been discarded. poll, will voter fraud only increase closer to november. it stated in three battleground states paid ad ballots marked for donald trump had been discarded. this played between september 29th and october 7th, 2020, had u

we also prohibit certain ads to young people including weight loss ads, and we don't allow tobacco ads at all, we don't allow them to children, we don't allow them to minors, closed quote. since that exchange happened last week there are a number of individuals and groups including a group called the technology transparency project or tdp that have indicated that part of the testimony was inaccurate, that it was false. tdp noticed that tdp had conducted an experiment just last month. and their goal was to run a series of ads that would be targeted to children ages 13 to 17 to users in the united states. now, i want to emphasize that tdp didn't end up running these ads. they stopped them from being distributed to users. but facebook did in fact approve them. and as i understand it facebook approved them for an audience of up to 1.9 million users, all of whom were teens. >> this first one has a colorful graphic encouraging kids to, quote, throw a skittles party like no other. which, you know, as the graphic indicates and as the slang jargon also independently suggests, this involves kids

should those ads be regulated or even band? if you have an opinion on that or anything else, jump into our live chat on youtube and you too can be part of the st. joining us today, we have jeffrey super and a research fellow at harvard university and co director of the climate social science network in brussels, belgium, sylvia pastorelli, a climate and energy campaign, or with greenpeace, and in washington, d. c. rebecca lieber, senior climate reporter, with vox, ah geoffrey, let's start from you know, the definition itself. what is greenwashing? why is it so problematic? and what does it really look like? sure, green washing is an umbrella tongue for a variety of misleading communications or practices. are usually exhibited by the fossil fuel industry to intentionally or not induce a false positive perception about their environmental performance. so to put it more simply is when an oil company talks green, but ex 30 and as to the scale, it's massive. it's now to one of the dominant forms of public communications of propagand

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we also prohibit certain ads etsy and people including weight-loss ads and we don't allow tobacco ads at all for young people we don't allow them for children and minors". since that exchange happened last week there were a number of individuals and groups including a group called the technology transparency project or tdp that if indicated that part of the testimony was inaccurate and that it was false.st they noted tdp had conducted an experiment and just last month andd their goal was to run a series of ads that would be targeted to children ages 13 to 17 end-users in the united states. i want to emphasize that tdp didn't end up running these ads. they stop them from being distributed to users but facebook did in fact approve them and i as i understand it facebook approve them from audience f of 1.9 billion users all of whom are teens. this is the first one i wanted to show you. this first one has a colorful graphic encouraging kids to quote throw skills party like no other. as the graphic indicates and the jargon it definitely suggests this involves kids getting together randomly

, they added 4 million paid subscribers during the third quarter.ontent, they have the global growth so this netflix is on a tear right now and will continue. >> okay. home depot is trading at all-time highs, doc. >> yeah, and there's bets that it goes through 385, scott they were buying 375s, they bought 380s, 385s. earnings, the middle of november i think, scott, around the 16th. i think these guys are going to put up some astonishing numbers, and they just did that deal, i believe, with walmart to go or something like that for delivery of product and so forth. i think that can only help them. >> all right degas, why don't you give me a final trade. >> manhattan associates, supply chain software this is going to be able to solve the bottleneck in the supply chain >> okay. there's that stock getting a little bit of a boost. stephanie link >> mattel, the company beat and raised last week, the third team this year. gross margins held steady, gross billings up 11%, trades at 13 times earnings i like the story >> dr. j >> cvs, scott. i bought the 87.50

here is one of their recent web ads on the issue of expending the supreme court. [video clip] >> reform means expanding the number of justices. you know they supreme court has nine justices but did you know -- the supreme court has nine justices, but did you know that number is not in the constitution? you know who had no problem with changing the number of court seats? republicans. they have done it with state supreme court's across the country. no they have manipulated their way to a -- now they have manipulated their way to a 6-3 supreme court that is out of step with the entire country. host: mike davis was from the article three project. he was back on the program in april. this is what he had to say in that interview. [video clip] >> we have the first constitutionalist majority in years. now we have a 6-3 republican appointed supreme court. democrats do not like this. they have lost their grip on the supreme court. it is the final backstop to keep democrats from four control in this country -- full control in this country. host: if you want to watch that int

most of those ad ventures ended up bad because they would end up hospitalized. when i was about six i guess, my mother took me to japan, and that was a very interesting trip where we went over with a boyfriend of hers, and he was working there. i remember the open sewers and gigantic frogs that lived in the sewers and things like that. mostly i remember the smells very intensely, but i loved japan. it was wonderful. toward the end. my mother had a breakdown, and that was the cycle. we would go somewhere, stay for a certain amount of months, a year, period of time, and she would inevitably have a breakdown. we always came back to san francisco which i guess came me some sense of continuity and that was what kept me sort of stable. my mother hated to fly, so she would always make us take ships places, so on this particular occasion when i was, i think, 12, we were on this ship getting ready to go through the panama canal, and she had a breakdown on the ship. so she was put in the brig, and i was left to wander the ship until we got to fluorfluora few days later, w

-- less ads.e less money. -- less ads. lots of --eole money. -- less ads. lots of people will _ money. -- less ads. lots of people will be _ money. -- less ads. lots of people will be watching - money. -- less ads. lots of people will be watching thisi money. -- less ads. lots of i people will be watching this in adhering to hear the evidence. this is senate hearings in the us, and this isn't a company that only operates in the us. that is right. it has to point a building users around the world, as your previous guest said, more than half the population. this is a problem replicated around the world. us lawmakers are looking at what is happening in that country and they found that last year, in 2020, the work that facebook did to kind of tackle misinformation, only about 13% of it was conducted outside the us, but 90% of facebook�*s users on its various app are outside the us. clearly there is a lot more work to be done here. but facebook has said we are working on this and we can bring up a stat

we're seeing a broader rerating of ad supported internet stocks.n about 5%, pinterest, which we talked about this week is down 4%, snap also warning that global supply chain interruptions and labor shottages reduce the short-term appetite through advertising with us to address clear concerns amongst investors is ever corp's mark mahaney you describe what snap is facing as a perfect storm yet maintaining your overweight rating on snap my question is, how are they positioned to overcome this perfect storm and how long will it take them >> in terms of how long, it could take them 3 to 12 months this is going to be an issue across the industry. one of the reasons, julia, we're sticking with the out perform rating and we may be wrong in this, we think this is a sector issue not a company issue. i may have given them too much of a pass in our note and now. we knew it was coming. the company didn't seem to be prepared for that. there's a little bit of an execution challenge at the company in addition to other issues that it's facing. >> what about faceboo

guest: you actually showed one of the least effective glenn youngkin ads. it probably backfired because more information came out about the woman who was in the ad. and her son, who works for a republican committee and was in the trump white house briefly. it just did not work. that is why it disappeared almost immediately. on the more general issue, because of a gaffe mcauliffe made in the second debate saying that parents should not be telling schools what to teach, the mother ads -- some other ads the glenn youngkin campaign hat was more effective at it the republican base. people who are really concerned about what schools are teaching and whether there is a book with a pornographic passage in it are overwhelmingly republican. it is a matter of getting your face out. this is an off/off your election. it is a battle of turnout. turnout will not be nearly as high as in a presidential year. host: how is terry mcauliffe's first term as governor generally thought of? guest: well i am asked that question i refer to the polls taken as he exited. he had majorit

, and issue ads.nd radios. as well as disclaimers that you are going to take early action as soon as june, i heard. before this election so that people can view these ads including issue ads, is that correct? we have seen these political ads that keep creeping through, despite your effort to police them on your own. and this is why i would so badly like to pass the on this act, i went on in three battleground states ballots mark for donald trump had been discarded. pull, will vote of fraud only increase closer to november. so stated in three battlegrounds, paid ads, ballots mark for donald trump had been discarded. this claim between september 29th and october 7th. had up to 200,000 impressions, does this add violate facebook's policy? >> i don't know if the top of my head if that specific ad violates our policy. i'd be apple, very happy to follow up on. that >> would you commit to a policy where actual peoples i would review these ads, instead of just being hit with algorithm reviews. >> -- >> it's j

when you hear the agenda item called dial star 3 to be added the queue to speak. while you are waiting the system will be silent. it will snow you when you are in line and waiting. all callers on mute until their line is open. account for time delays between life coverage and streaming. alternatively you may e-mail rec parks admission. if you submit public comment it will be included in the legislative file. this will be available on sfgovtv. we are now on item 2. which is the continuation of remote meetings. this is an item that was voted on at operations and capital committee. this is going to allow the commission to continue having remote meetings. there is no staff presentation. if you would like commissioner anderson i can call a vote. >> yes, please do. >> item 2. commissioner anderson. >> aye. >> commissioner griffin. >> aye. >> commissioner house see. >> aye. >> commissioner jones. >> aye. >> commissioner lou. >> aye. >> commissioner missoula. >> aye. >> that is the unanimous. public comment. >> it is a continuation. if anyone wanted to comment on remote m

one thing i'm looking at is amazon's ad business.es, there are worries that amazon is going to see some tailing off because folks don't have inventories. you don't want to click an ad and find something is not available. i'm curious about how amazon fares if inventory becomes a problem. emily: we are also going to be looking at the first full quarter under andy jaffe's leadership. what can you tell us about how the transition has been? matt: it has looked smooth from the outside and the supply chain stuff was stuff that predated him. we have yet to see him put a stamp on the business. there is a bit of a new tone at the top but i know think we are -- but i don't think we are going to see anything showing up in the results. he is probably not going to show up on the call himself. emily: turning back to apple, where you have a more steady leadership team that has been in place many years, what are the things you are going to be watching? we have reported on some of the newer accessories, new airpods, the macbooks, the move to the new m

it's making it harder for companies that sell ads based on user's location and interests. can see it there, call it a tale of two tech giants. how google's recent app store changes are providing a boost to some of these stocks those names are coming up. >>> still ahead, a nobel prize up for grabs for the right price. >>> plus a historic house is hitting the market those stories coming up. >> announcer: today's big number, $100 billion, that's how much deal activity in health care has reached this year they hit a new record in q3, up 15% from the prior quarter - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. [coins clinking in jar] ♪ you can get it if you really want it, by jimmy cliff ♪ [suitcase closing] [gusts of wind] [ding] >>> all right. it's just about 5:18 a.m. eastern time that's a live shot of times square in new york city. midtown manhattan showing a lot more signs of life these days compared to six or nine months ago and certa

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make sure to press star 3 to be added to the queue.wise i will not see your name and number pop-up in the queue. i am not seeing any callers. we will pause for a few seconds. there are no caller in the queue. >> we will close public comment. next item. thank you. >> moving on to item 6. review and vote on whether to accept the policy committee's recommendation to approve 2021-04-coe adopting the 2021 reduced risk pesticide list for city properties. the speaker is dr. chris geiger, integrated pest management program manager. resolution 2021-04-coe. this is for discussion and possible action. >> director would you like to speak, please. >> thank you. we had a very robust discussion about the pesticide list and the i.b.m. program in general at the policy committee meeting. we are not going to repeat. i will raise a few highlights the policy committee was able to hear we won't be talking about. we talked about what it is like to function as ipm program during covid. we were hoping covid would be over this year. of course, it isn't. the int

davis testified last week quote, we don't allow tobacco ads at all, we don't allow them. i'm 2 children, either we don't allow alcohol adds to miners. however, researchers also found that facebook does allow targeting of teens with ads on facing of miss hogan based on your time at facebook. do you think facebook is telling the truth? i do not have context on that issue. i assume that if they are using artificial intelligence to catch those, the bads, unquestionably ads are making its way through true. oh, so from my perspective, listening to you and your incredibly courageous of revelations. ready time and time again, facebook says one thing and does another. i'm and time again, facebook fails to abide by the commitments that they had made time and time again. facebook lies about what they are doing. yesterday facebook chat, a platform outage with for years it has had a principles. outage of its only real principal is profit. these books platforms are not safe for young people. as you said, please focus on his desk on past 1513 g m t 11 30 am eastern standard time and we'

and even in cable markets ads are, are totally in the toilet. the reason why is because businesses believe that it is better to buy ads via google via facebook than anything else. and that's why they are in the position therein. until that fundamentally changes until there is a better way that businesses believe they can advertise to their customers, then they will remain a massive power player. yeah, indeed, the interesting times we live in, not just the robot young, thanks so much for your time here that i on ortega, it's having the program. they very much you case, home secretary is under pressure to explain the deal between amazon new k splice agencies among the leading voices slamming the deal is the labor party for one. it will security concerns address since top secret information is being held by us. private company, these reports are deeply concerning and re serious questions about the why to security safeguards in place when it comes to the potential risks of out sourcing critical elements of u. k. national security infrastructure to n

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pete big news you're adding to target. i didn't realize you liked that one. >> yeah.ck that got up to 267 and then it started to pull back and it was almost in a freefall for a moment or two whether it go to the 228 or something like that. i was watching it closely and yesterday we had a call activity and it made me prompt to look at it one more time at 232 they were buying the calls and i said i'll add to my stock. i like the diversity of the supply chain and it's much different than any of the other companies and not as reliant on china. i think they've done so many things right and i've been looking at that move and i love the move that we're following up with today, but i think this is just the beginning and look at where the p-e is on target and compare that to walmart, costco or any of the big box stores and it's still the least e pebsive of that group, and there's a great opportunity to buy more. >> and i like what we've seen here i think that creates an opportunity. they have issues themselves. they're -- in terms of supply they're not getting the supply becau

topline number, 194,000 jobs added. what are your thoughts? caller: my thought is the right-wing will not get vaccinated because they are still calling it a hoax, like they called russia a hoax. when they will not get vaccinated, the numbers are not going to get better. the very same people that jump up and down saying america's perfect the -- perfect every way, -- you cannot go inside anywhere except your own house if you are not vaccinated in israel. america needs to do that. why do we have these numbers? january 6, we called it any insurrection. no, they try to overthrow the government of the united states. if you are in the trump party and disagree with him in anyway way, they censor you and kick you out of the party. host: that's kenny in north carolina. next up is a republican. your thoughts on these job numbers coming out this morning. caller: joe biden is so inspiring, isn't he? host: your thoughts on the job numbers, joseph? caller: i think they are wonderful. joe biden is so inspiring. host: that is joseph. this is patty in harrisbur

emily: as someone who is critical in running the global ad business, i'm curious what the ad opportunitys that you see in the meta-verse? how effective do you think ad targeting will be and tell us your experience of what you think advertisers will get out of this? nicola: it will be an exciting opportunity for advertisers. it will be similar to what's on the internet today, advertising opportunities, the way that we build these products first and foremost is we start with people and we make sure that, we understand how people are using and enjoying our products and then we go from there. there are going to be opportunities for creators to make sure that we are building the tools that they need in order to help them be successful there as well. there is a lot to be excited about and i am already seen businesses exploring what it's like to actually experiment with augmented reality. the fact that you can go on instagram today and virtually try on rain bands in the ray-ban shop or at charlotte where you can try on the makeup in the lipstick, we are seeing rands start to have fun with it. e