cathie: -- cathie: carol: carol: i know your faith is important to you.e of your company is ark. how did that play into it? cathie: i get these epiphanies on beautiful days when i am not thinking about anything. i walked into my home, a beautiful sunny day, silent. i have three children, two dogs and a nanny and it was complete silence because they would all be away for two weeks, first time ever in this house. i walked into the kitchen. i was not happy, but i was not sad. it was just like, whoa, this has not happened to me before. i was not even thinking about work. i got the message loud and clear, you have to take all of the technologies that have disrupted other industries and start to disrupt your own and focus on the new creation. carol: i want to stay here for a moment. i have beliefs that are important to me. it seems like your faith guides you in a lot of ways. how does it, as you look at these companies, play into it? cathie: in terms of that "aha" moment, many would describe that as the force or the universe. i would describe it as the holy spi

carol massar later this hour.e will get to all of that in a moment, but first a look at the markets with kriti gupta. a rally in stocks today. kriti: green on the screen. tech the key outperformer, but not tech alone. today, they were up over 3% in the session. you are seeing bitcoin slipping away from its highs today. during the session, very strong reactions to bitcoin despite the news about bitcoin futures. a big concern was with that attract from some of the populism around crypto assets in particular? that is not the case. looks like it is up about 4% in today's session. i want to bring you back to those big tech stocks. they left the index lower over the last months. they have been leading higher in the last session. i am using apple as a proxy for the big tech names. apple having a pretty good day. widen that out to alphabet or microsoft, it becomes five or six pretty good sessions of gains. facebook or amazon, still some good sessions. very reflective of the broader index. i want to end with netflix. share

carol: what is the moonshot? talking about longevity and technology and different types of technology out there, what is the tesla of tomorrow? what is the apple of tomorrow? what is it in terms of general technology? cathie: i do think the genomic space because you have health care analysts who have not historically liked technology and technology analysts who didn't want to get into health care -- we've got this convergence taking place. we have set up our team by technologies. we have three genome analysts. we've got them very specialized other technologies, and they are looking at how these technologies will cut across sectors. the cost savings will be phenomenal. carol: it feels like one space that has been stagnant. cathie: i will throw out a number. it is fresh and subject to division, but we were assuming that in the next 10 years, artificial intelligence would deliver in the enterprise software space a market cap opportunity of $30 trillion. from tens of billions today. our new number is $80 trillion. we

let's go to carol and tim.arol: we are joined by an alum of the class of 2014, dara treseder , head of marketing communications. -- communications with peloton. let's talk about you coming to peloton. safe to say it was a lot of highs and lows. tell us what it was like for you when you first came on. dara: it was an amazing experience because i was a peloton member before i joined to lead the marketing team. i knew how much peloton was improving my daily life, so to take a role where i was motivating millions around the world was a real treat and a joy. to be at peloton at that time was so significant. tim: you are also at peloton at eight significant and challenging time for the company. we did hear from john foley the idea that he wants to democratize the peloton experience for all, especially -- essentially make it available for all. how you get people to understand and communicate peloton is assessable for all? dara: like john said, our goal has been to make sure that many more people have access to fitness

. ♪ ♪ carol: we are back on "bloomberg technology," carol massar with tim stenovec on location at theaduate school of business. we are going to bring in an alum who got her mba here in 1998. mariam naficy is the founder and ceo of minted. what is it like to be back on campus? mariam: it is a delight and walk down memory lane. in 1998, i was starting i first business here on campus. i was working on my classes on the side and had a business plan. many of the people you see around you are probably doing the same thing. caroline: i was talking to one of the current students and asked what she was doing this summer for an internship and she said i am working on a business already. carol: let's talk about your business. you continue to expand. what guides you in terms of your choices? you have get digital art, you have got invitations, your wedding business is a big one. you are moving into furniture, just debuted a line this summer with west elm. what guides you? mariam: the fundamental thread through all these businesses is this idea that great talent can come from anywhere, great ideas

i'm mary ellen carol and the director of the department of emergency management. and, mayor, you can have my job. she really laid out exactly everything to every detail about what to do to be prepared and we are really lucky to have the leadership of this mayor who takes emergencies seriously. i'm happy that we're all here in person again on 10/21. we got distracted for a bit by this global pandemic, but now we're able to refocus on other things and i want to echo the mayor's words about the library staff and i know many of you are here. we could not have responded the way we did and safe the live that is we did without the hundreds of incredible library staff and so we'll all incredibly grateful. and i just want to say to my partner over here your leader is incredible and never says no to anything and is always willing to step up. and, finally, these distinguished looking partners behind me from fire and police and sheriff. these folks really are going to be the front line in an earthquake to save lives and to, you know, come to serve the public. so we're super g

thank ou, carol. ., ., m thank you, carol. top carol. got to rotect thank you, carol. top carol.irst world war would traditionally involve a journey to the former battlefields of belgium or northern france. now, however, you can stay a bit closer to home — maidstone, in kent, to be precise. 0ur reporter fiona lamdin is there, in a trench, to tell us more. it's over 100 metres long and two metres deep. it is a world war i replica based on the trenches near ypres, built100 replica based on the trenches near ypres, built 100 years later in a forest in kent. and it is europe's only accurate outdoor replica, according to its designer, who is a military historian. his grandfather john fought in the first world war. he was a private soldier between 1916 and 1919. wounded twice, gassed twice. i mean, if he died in the great war, i am not here. stand twice. i mean, if he died in the great war, i am not here. and it's not his first- _ great war, i am not here. and it's not his first. he _ great war, i am not here. and it's not his first. he built _ great war, i am not here. and it's not hi

i think carol was the first one let us not forget carol who says yay double exclamation points. so sending a hello to you as well, carol, you know dr. on this topic we have received so many mixed reactions from this week regarding the first topic. i mean, where do we even begin in making sense of all of it? and making sense with all the boosters. so, you know, i think it really has to come down to what we're worried about and what we're trying to prevent and at the end of the day the important thing that we saying over and over again is that the vaccines are still highly effective against hospitalization and severe death. now, what is concerning is the waning antibody level which some experts say that might lead to winning immunity. you can't just jump from waning antibody levels to waning immunity because we know that the immune system is more complex than that, but we are seeing more of those and i hate this term breakthrough cases and in americans who are above the age of 65, but also those were highly exposed and that's what this all comes down to and the reason i say that i

who's carol? quote, assembly republicans have hired someone named carol to help answer their questions about the 2020 election. just don't ask carol or her bosses what her last name is. no comment, she said wednesday, before hanging up on a reporter. quote, the hiring of carol is the latest example of the review of the 2020 election being overseen by michael gable man at a cost thus far of $676,000. this woman, who signs her emails carol m., has been contacting a attorneys for election officials recently to discuss subpoenas that gableman has issued. she hasn't told them whether she is a lawyer or administrative assistant or holds some other post. the attorney said t gableman from the start has cloaked his work in secrecy. last week he used a general error gmail account. since then he assigned his staff email accounts that have a first half that consists only of digits, giving no sense of who operates these email accounts. carol, for example, has been assigned the number 3. former trump administra

i'm mary ellen carol and the director of the department of emergency management. and, mayor, you can have my job. she really laid out exactly everything to every detail about what to do to be prepared and we are really lucky to have the leadership of this mayor who takes emergencies seriously. i'm happy that we're all here in person again on 10/21. we got distracted for a bit by this global pandemic, but now we're able to refocus on other things and i want to echo the mayor's words about the library staff and i know many of you are here. we could not have responded the way we did and safe the live that is we did without the hundreds of incredible library staff and so we'll all incredibly grateful. and i just want to say to my partner over here your leader is incredible and never says no to anything and is always willing to step up. and, finally, these distinguished looking partners behind me from fire and police and sheriff. these folks really are going to be the front line in an earthquake to save lives and to, you know, come to serve the public. so we're super g

on monday, his wife carole made that dream a reality.'d have noticed! the family filmed the performance so danny can watch it again and again. he was on an absolute high and i thought, do you know, these things are so worth it — sorting out what he wants to do and what he enjoys doing and making the effort to do it. he was diagnosed with dementia three years ago and after the initial shock, carole decided to give her husband a series of experiences to treasure. he's always looked after me and now's my time to make sure his life is all right. you know, that's important. they've been married for 47 years and carole is determined danny's dementia won't define their relationship from now on. that person hasn't changed, that person is still there. they might not be able to cope with life like they did and you might have very exasperated moments with them but, at the end of the day, that's the person you married and you just go along with it and accept what the day brings. their next big project is a trip to australia to see their grandchild.

this fake carol smith persona was set up sort of generically.ly conservative mom from north carolina, from wilmington, north carolina, she expressed in her facebook profile an interest in politics, and parenting and christianity and followed just a few other facebook accounts, including fox news, and president trump: and that's it. just sort of a bare bones profile, and this fake account, this carol smith account never expressed any interest in conspiracy theories of any kind. but nevertheless it only took two days that facebook recommended that that person, carol smith should join groups dedicated to qanon, that democrats are a secret cabal of satan worshipping pedophiles and will be executed in a mass public execution at guantanamo, really, carol, so soon, and even though the researcher running the fake account did not engage with those groups, with those recommendations to join the qanon groups, within a week, carol smith's feed was filled with hate speech, and disinformation. that researcher published the story of that dummy account's journe

let's go to carol massar on location at stanford.: we are on location in beautiful stanford at the stanford asset management graduate school of business. this is one of the main schools that is pushing out the future workforce. they also have prominent alumni, including jim coulter, class of 1986. you know him, our audience knows him, cofounding partner of ppg and executive chairman and comanaging partner of the rise fund founded in 2016. thank you for joining us. jim: it is a pleasure and i admire you for being on the stanford campus. carol: there are so many big macro issues that we talk about non-stop. whether it is transitory inflation or what is going on with china, we talk about the future workforce, we talk about the climate. what are the macro issues that guide you in your thinking? jim: i am focused on long-term issues. i think we are in a time of high volatility. as a private equity investor i'm thinking about the next year, the next decade. for me the top issue has been climate, which is the leading opportunity and in some

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carol roth joins me now.use you're a serial entrepreneur, a former investment banker. what do you make of the notion that it is undemocratic only a fraction of these creators, videos, newsletters, podcasts, social media are earning the big money? now they're saying somehow they have to democratize it, i guess code find a way to split the money between everyone? >> people are always like to contemplate that equal opportunity with equal outcome. technology democratizes the access, it doesn't mean it will be easy. being a creator, like any other sort of small business person is really hard t takes a lot of work. it takes a lot of consistency and time and luck. you're only putting in the time, hustle and effort you will get that kind of hustle type of out come but for the people who do keep at it we know it works. we've seen people on your show through building their own platform have elevated their profile and that's an opportunity that wouldn't have been available five or 10 years ago. if you want to support sm

. >> joining us now are gordian reporter, carol cadwalader and "new york times" technology reporter markrg's statement? >> as frances haugen said, they're trapped in their own lies and deception and trapped in this cycle of denial and until they break out of this cycle of denial and acknowledge some of the many problems that are ongoing, then there's sort of no chance of fixing them. and, you know, what do we see? the first thing we saw is facebook's ceo went out on the news and accused her of stealing these documents and mark zuckerberg comes out and says, this is such a false narrative, how could anybody believe of this our company, i can't believe how it's been so mischaracterized. i don't think a crisis control professional would have advised that route. sorry, i'm going on now, but that, again, speaks to this power of this one man at this company, which is in itself a massive problem, as that clip showed. >> it's an interesting point you make, and mike, picking up carol's point, you had the facebook policy communications manager, andy stone, he tried to point to haugen's short time

major carol was born enslaved but became one of the first women in the united states, the first black woman to earn a bachelors and masters degree. she was elected to be the first president of the national association of colored women which was founded in 1896. the organization was different from other suffrage organizations. they wanted the vote for women but were thinking more broadly about gender and race-based issues. they were thinking about protecting the vote for black men, they were thinking about anti-segregation, anti-lynching, how to educate their children. there is much more broad and as you can see from this image and many others like it, she emphasizes she and her fellow black women's rights activists are extraordinarily respectable, refined, elegant. she was interested in fashion and you can see she often has extravagant herself in these images, she's a fairly wealthy woman, fairly elite woman in washington dc at the time and you can see similarities between her and this image from one of her speeches in this representation of an idealized new negro woman from 1904. it

carol so soon.even though the researcher writing that fake, account did not engage with those groups, with those recommendations to join the qanon, groups within a week, carole smithfield was filled with groups and pages, that violated facebook's own, rules because they were filled with hate speech and disinformation. that researcher publish the story of that dummy accounts journey in a 2019 internal report to, facebook called, carole's journey to qanon. even after that was found, and reported, inside facebook by their own researchers, nothing happened. at least not a lot happened that we can tell. that was not a stand-alone incident. an incredibly similar thing happened with the dummy account set up an indian 2019, instead of a conservative mom being told to go full qanon though, in this, case the dummy account was a 21-year-old indian woman, set up as a generic account without expressing much interest in anything, very quickly being flooded with quite disgusting, quite lurid, anti-muslim hate spee

carol: i think the u.s.ollar will probably continue to get stronger because the economy is recovering nicely. in terms of commodity prices, it depends on if you are a buyer or seller. i basically think in the long run we will have a very benign period. we will be positive for growth stocks, which i am always placing my bets in, frankly. two third growth, one third value split in the u.s. equities position. i think the growth areas of the economy will continue to flourish. we will keep having this hybrid economy where you are partly at home and partly at work. technology will play a greater role in every aspect of our lives. genetic medicine, biotech etc. is coming down the pipe with wonderful new innovations to help us. growth is where the game is at. --innovations to help us. paul: i know you are a big bull on the fangs as well, but they are very expensive. will these prices look cheap inn two -- in two years? carol: they will absolutely look cheap. the big companies that are doing well will continue to get

now i will turn over to carol. >> this is richard for carol if that's okay. >> director: okay. >> carol, do you want to go first? >> no. you can go first. >> okay. good afternoon commissioner, city staff, members of the public. this is richard carillo. legacy business program manager. i just wanted to say i had the honor of working with marco and yongwen on two legacy data business programs. one was the legacy business database. we've made some major enhancements in order to be able to launch our new industry website and we only had two and a half months from the time we hired a contractor and to a date we wanted to get the website up and running. so there was a lot of complicated things we needed to do. we created a whole new vocation location of the website. we had to make a lot of adjustments to the database so that was in the website and there was just a lot of communication back and forth between marco and yongwen and the contractor and me to make sure we were all working together. it would not have been able to happen with marco and yongwen and i can't tell you how much we appreci

they called her carol smith.ar conservative facebook pages like fox news, donald trump, and melania trump. but quickly facebook began dragging her down a rabbit hole of misinformation. after only two days -- two days, facebook recommended carol follow a qanon page and a few date later it suggested she follow another. this experiment was never meant to be made public, but details about it were included in documents leaked by facebook whistleblower frances haugen who said the company is not doing enough to crackdown on conspiracy theories and online hate. >> and they know algorithmic based ranking keeps you on their sites longer. you have longer sessions. you show up more often, and that makes them more money. >> reporter: by week three r of the experiment, carol's feed had become, quote, a constant flow of misleading and polarizing content according to the facebook employee who is running the account. a lot of us spend way too much time on social media and when we try to cut back on those apps, companies like face

carol, i'll start with you. talk us through your latest reporting.ve detailed piece in the washington post. what did you uncover about the capitol riot? and most importantly, all the things happening behind the scenes that we didn't know until now. >> you know, we think and pride ourselves as journalists in our ability to uncover all sorts of things in realtime or shortly thereafter the first draft of history. but what the washington post team that i'm proud to be part of discovered when we went back in the spring and tried to figure out what happened behind the scenes on january 6th, we learned there was a ton that we missed. and to adam kinzinger's point, we realized we had to embark on this work, because congress really didn't have the appetite for it. didn't have the appetite to dig more deeply. after we began our work, congress began its own special committee. we found the plot to storm the capitol and violently attack police and stop the election with might was being plotted in plain sight. federal investigators, national security officials, ac

i'm mary ellen carol and the director of the department of emergency management.e really laid out exactly everything to every detail about what to do to be prepared and we are really lucky to have the leadership of this mayor who takes emergencies seriously. i'm happy that we're all here in person again on 10/21. we got distracted for a bit by this global pandemic, but now we're able to refocus on other things and i want to echo the mayor's words about the library staff and i know many of you are here. we could not have responded the way we did and safe the live that is we did without the hundreds of incredible library staff and so we'll all incredibly grateful. and i just want to say to my partner over here your leader is incredible and never says no to anything and is always willing to step up. and, finally, these distinguished looking partners behind me from fire and police and sheriff. these folks really are going to be the front line in an earthquake to save lives and to, you know, come to serve the public. so we're super grateful that they're here. you know,

i'm mary ellen carol and the director of the department of emergency management. and, mayor, you can have my job. she really laid out exactly everything to every detail about what to do to be prepared and we are really lucky to have the leadership of this mayor who takes emergencies seriously. i'm happy that we're all here in person again on 10/21. we got distracted for a bit by this global pandemic, but now we're able to refocus on other things and i want to echo the mayor's words about the library staff and i know many of you are here. we could not have responded the way we did and safe the live that is we did without the hundreds of incredible library staff and so we'll all incredibly grateful. and i just want to say to my partner over here your leader is incredible and never says no to anything and is always willing to step up. and, finally, these distinguished looking partners behind me from fire and police and sheriff. these folks really are going to be the front line in an earthquake to save lives and to, you know, come to serve the public. so we're super g

julian: i've seen enough carol baskin, though.i watched the trailer and did not see enough of her. kumasi: i wondered why she wouldn't be -- maybe she is doing her own thing. i don't know. we will see. it will be entertaining -- you haven't watched it, mike? mike: i couldn't after finishing squid game. i need something to cleanse my conscience, go to ted lasso and then the tiger king. the push and pull of emotions is real. this is like me trying to stay awake during the world series, slowly getting darker and darker and darker as the fog gets thicker and thicker. more visibility in the north bay than anywhere else, but winds aren't pulling whatsoever. it will take us from fog to sunshine and bring us the warmest temperatures in the seven-day forecast. a slight chance of showers bnd . 71, richmond, that's the next one, so everyone else in the 70's, around the low to mid 70's. even around livermore, sam -- santa rosa and san rafael. temperatures will be around the same as this morning, low to mid 50's. monday morning, we are heading

carol swain, thank you for being with us tonight. just ahead. horrifying video of drug cartels shooting what the our u.s. border. fox news was there to witness it. we'll show you that video next. what does escalating national security crisis mean for the safety of you and your family. tulsi gabbard joins me live.coa. i'm ashley strohmier. judge jeanine: the empire state building is lit up in red, white and blue in honor of 25 years of fox news which we celebrated this week. as our team covering biden's border crisis captured the shocking video of drug cartels shooting at a u.s. border station in roma, texas. take a look. >> that's just [inaudible] judge jeanine: here now to react, former hawaii congresswoman and presidential candidate tulsi gabbard who is now a lieutenant colonel in the u.s. army reserves. i want you to think back to the 17 years when you were in the national guard. if you can picture yourself or some of the members the guard you were with being in techs as at the border and having drug cartels shooting across the rio grande int

i want to bring in carol roth now.pert, a marketing expert, how much of a name change, whether the metaverse or anything else would help because i think there are some other things going on here. facebook has become stale in many ways. even offensive a product to many consumers. it is not just the metav is it? >> first, charles, nobody knows what the metaverse even means. you go on the street, saying what is the metaverse, most likely response you will get i think i saw the metaverse open for pearl jam in 97. nobody knows what that is. second it is really hard to rebrand an iconic name. i live in chicago. the sears tower had a name change more than a decade ago. you know what we all call it? we call it the sears tower. how many times we referred to quote alphabet and google? this is a difficult thing to do. facebook will spend tens of millions of dollars. they will spend all kinds of time and energy. they will certainly not fool investors and i think from the consumer standpoint they will want to use the product or the

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thank you, carol._ 8:15am. an - carol. pleasure. 8:15am. an important — carol. pleasure. 8:15am.t is in my head, because sometimes, you know, day—to—day, i'll think about the failures rather than... but that's the trick, the trick is to keep your eyes on those highs. yeah, that's very true, that's very true. and i think, yeah, you're right, i did forget them. and perhaps it is easy to forget the highs when you've been through so many lows. today, as elise trains for her fourth winter olympics, she's opening up about trauma she's never discussed on air before. a sexual assault when she was just 19 after her drink was spiked. ijust lost control of my body. i remember trying to run away, and i couldn't run because my legs just kept collapsing and i was on the floor. continually saying, like, no, trying to push but obviously my body wasn't working. it was weird because at the time, obviously, like, the way i viewed sexual assault is like someone getting battered and beaten and left in a bush. so i kind of came out of it thinking, "what did i do wrong, was it my fault?" i didn't think

carol, and haiti, thank you both. ahead, hospitals overwhelmed with covid patients, without enough beds to treat, them the heartbreaking stories from the front lines, as the pandemic of the unvaccinated intensifies. after this. the unvaccinated intensifies after this over 215 million americans have now had at least one dose of the covid vaccine. that is at least 330 million people. there are still large packets of this country that are mostly unvaccinated. think about this fires is like water finding the cracked in your foundation. it will find those vulnerable spots. look at alaska, and idaho for example. both states lag behind the rest of the country when it comes to getting the eligible population vaccinated. both states are facing down a pretty devastating fight against the virus. idaho now in the depths of its fifth covid surge, states authorize hospitals to rationalize care, -- many of them are younger than in previous waves. and nearly all are unvaccinated. situation so bad that the morgues are now running out

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do you know carol smith?be you've seen her on facebook, a politically conservative mother from wilmington, north carolina, with an interest in politics, parenting and christianity. she's a fan of fox news and donald trump. actually, you really wouldn't know her because carol smith isn't a real person. in fact a facebook researcher created the fake account in 2018 as part of an experiment that studied the platform's role in misinforming and polarizing users through its recommendations also known as algorithms. though the fake carol never expressed interest in conspiracy theories, it only took two days for facebook to recommend that she join groups dedicated to the qanon conspiracy theory. carol didn't follow the recommended qanon groups, but nbc's brandy writes, quote, whatever algorithm that determines how she should interact with the platform within one week smith's page was full of groups that violated facebook own rules including those with hate speech and disinformation. it's one of four explosive pieces

carol, we'll start with you. donald trump, as you well know, he's held several rallies since the capitol insurrection but the one this weekend in iowa was different, i think, because of who was there lending their support. this one was attended by long time iowa senator chuck grassley, the iowa governor kim reynolds was there, there were members of the republican congressional delegation, otherwise mainstream republican officials, some of the very same people who just nine months ago were slamming trump for his role in the capitol riots, now only too happy to be seen supporting him. this is really a picture of where the gop is right now. carol? >> i'm so sorry. i agree. i'm watching, actually, grassley speaking again on my terminal, it may be the connection. but it's really striking, and i think you hit it exactly right, geoff, when you said, if you're wanting to get reelected, you want to hold on as tight as you can to donald trump. that's what's happened over and over again with republican members and leadershi

"washington post" national reporter carol leonnig. mike, what more can you tell us? >> joe, this is a significant development. as it relates to the january 6 committee, a clash between the biden and trump white houses in terms of what executive privilege means. here is what we just learned. we obtained a letter from the white house counsel to the national archives instructing the release of documents requested by the select committee in a broad request for a wide range of documents relate to the president, president trump's, actions on january 6. according to white house officials, what has happened here is that the request that was made by the committee sought a range of documents relating to president trump's activities on january 6. everything from his phone logs, from photos, from videos produced during the day, everything involving mike pence, former vice president, his activities, his protection. this was the first request made by the select committee after it formed. what happened after that point is the national archives which contains altar kinds of from the

who's carole?publicans have hired someone named carol, to help answer their questions about the 2020 election. just oh ask carole or her bosses were her last name is. no comment she said wednesday before hanging up on a reporter. the hiring of, carroll is the latest example of the opacity of a review of the 2020 election, being overseen by former state -- and it cost taxpayers thus far, of $676,000. this woman, who science or emails, carole m., has been contacted attorneys for subpoenas that they have issued. she hasn't told him whether she's a lawyer, or administrative assistant, or if she holds some other post, the attorney said. gableman from the start as cloaked his work in secrecy, last month used a generic gmail account to send in an email to election officials that was listed as belonging to someone named john delta, which is apparently a fictitious name. since then he is assigned his staff email accounts, they have a first half that consists only of digits, giving no sense of who operates t