i wrote on facebook well, that's all, and we made a couple more direct ones on our etube. 's a little humorous, but in principle, the geography was purely lithuanian until we connected to twitter, then money started coming from other countries, too. from the baltic countries from poland from norway from great britain, in principle, i gave a lot of interviews this week for all kinds of laughs for the australian morning news and for the canadian evening news, not every such interview we saw that in our account they start - eh go eh money s exactly from this country, but i would say so, well , probably, again, seven percent of the money came from abroad, and all that is left, of course, is lithuania, but in principle, we did not do this for companies abroad. in principle, we worked purely on an individual basis it's true that the former president of lithuania gave gribauska, she joined the donation to the bairaktat for ukraine yes yes that's right i transferred the money, it's true. yes, we received all the money from the prime minister and the previous one. they are from you.

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facebook. david: javier is a very impressive guy. i know him very well. emily: facebook is still growing despite all these challenges. thank you. i'm glad you're here today. good to see you in person. much more on this throughout the show. coming up, we keep talking about women in tech. we talked to the female founders fund to get the full trends. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: venture capital funding has surged in recent years but not all founders are treated equally. companies founded only by women nabbed over 2% of total capital investment in the u.s.. still, funding for female founders are cofounded companies has been trending up. 2021 saw the creation of several women led funds, incubators, and new companies. here to talk with me about this more is --. thank you so much for coming. what do you make of sheryl sandberg leaving input -- facebook, given her impact on the tech industry? >> i think it's obviously breaking news. not mucobeyohe fact that she's been an incredibly influential woman in tech and has a massive network, has made a tremend

well, that's how we cooperate. mainly in the usual way through facebook. tried through instagram, but i don't have enough time because i have a lot of responsibilities in my service. well, live contact. those who know me, those who i know. my friends know those friends grid do you understand this huge brotherhood is a very big thing, so once again i am very grateful to everyone and we continue to work, connect, there is a lot of work, the war is not over . period or some let's say differences in the volume of approaches, are the solutions worked out in the 14th year now being able to be implemented now, or are there any peculiarities compared to the 14th year, the volumes have increased tenfold because well, we are seeing a full-scale invasion and people the consolidated volumes have become so large. well, compared to the fourteenth year, it is much more, because then there was no experience, no, there were no such well-established channel connections, and we now have the support of almost the whole world , so now there are, well, much more, but there is su

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and more on sheryl sandberg leaving facebook as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: venture capital funding has surged in recent years, but not all founders are tweeted equally. last year companies founded only by women now just over 2% of capital total invested in venture backed startups in the u.s.. still vc funding for female founded companies has been trending up. 2021 saw the gratian of several women led funds and new companies. -- the creation of several women led funds and new companies. joining me is anu duggal. good to see you in person. i have to ask what you make of sheryl sandberg leaving facebook given her impact on the tech industry and the conversation about women, work, and having a seat at the table. anu: it is obviously breaking news. not much to comment other than the fact that she is an incredibly influential woman in tech and made tremendous impact. excited to see what she does next. emily: in my conversation with her she talked about this being an inflection point for women's advocacy. there has been concern about wom

questions are on the facebook page of the espresso tv channel and on my personal page on the facebook network. well, then i will see these questions and answer you. and now i will give the floor to my colleague iryna koval, who will introduce you to the e-e news release for this year- an hour market, please, you have words and i will return literally after this issue on the air again, thank you vitaliy, i will literally tell you in more detail about the situation in the east of our country, so don't miss it at 6 pm in ukraine. news time on the espresso tv channel. congratulations, another loss, the commander of carpathian sich was killed. oleg kutsyn, head of the svoboda party, oleg tyagnibok noted that this happened in the izyum direction. oleg kutsyn was a member of the svoboda political party, headed the transcarpathian regional park organization, a native of ivano-frankivsk, worked in tyachev, had three higher educations, he fought since 2014, when the volunteer assault company karpatska sich appeared, later the unit was expanded to a battalion, now it is the 49th separate rifle battalion of th

the capital if you abstract the situation there from the western region, after all, i’m there, well, facebookonitors and i see that many establishments are opening and many even advertise their own there, there are social networks, they post and somehow encourage people to come to themselves the restoration of some already regular visits of customers to these establishments. how do you feel about our last three months of the war? the last month, well, more or less , the activity has already reached such a maximum. that is, we have opened almost all our establishments in kyiv, and we are gradually accepting guests. i think it is from 30 percent to 50 from what we had in the normal regime before the war, but it must be considered in the moment, that is, every day is a situation of uncertainty, every day, after all, there are air alarms every day. well, after all, we work in martial law and work with the commandant for hours, that is, it's like that, you're in the military, let's say, it's work, but people are our guests. well, of course, most people are used to it. unfortunately, this is what i

what you need to know before you head out, enjoy t >> the number 2 executive at facebook. well is stepping down. sheryl sandberg. she's not given any specific reason for leaving the company. she has served as the chief operating officer at facebook. now meta for 14 years in a facebook post, mark zuckerberg thanked samberg and added that he does not intend to replace her. elon musk is demanding tesla office workers. actually come to the office. us sent a series of emails making it his position, making it crystal clear that he expects employees to return to in-person work or find somewhere else to, as he said, pretend to work. that's when said the email says anyone who wishes to do remote work must be in the office for a minimum of 40 hours per week depart. tesla moos said he would personally review any request for exemption from the policy. >> and this is at odds with twitter's current policy. a twitter says employees can continue to work from home for forever if they prefer. but remember, musk is still in middle of acquiring twitter. so when he's the boss, i wonder if that will

well, almost verbatim. to which later , on it, the ukrainian segment of facebook expressed complaints to him, saying that howussia, it's all secret with us, well , the president has to explain his steps, why you were given this passport, and if there is, for example, a swindler or some other swindler wants to get this passport , will he be given the same passport, or should he contact you or whom ? communicate. how do you evaluate this scandal from the point of view of legal, so to speak, and social significance? i would like to say very briefly here. i am in favor of greater openness and those issues that concern society and are called such discussions. unfortunately , i have to give some kind of legal assessment on this issue. i can't anymore because first of all neither you no i haven't seen any documents on this matter and then as a specialist in the field of media law i would still give preference to those issues in which i am an expert but tell me about these issues do you think the president should explain his actions, that granting ukrainian citizenship to one or another person, especially if he alre

we'll kee >> 5.43 is the time and the number 2 executive at facebook well, facebook owner meta is stepping has not given any specific reason for her leaving the company, but she served as chief operating officer, the social media giant for what, 14 years now in a facebook post, mark zuckerberg, thank sandberg and added that he does not intend to replace her. we'll be right back. ♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us for state controller, now you know. only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding w

watching us live , please like this video so that it can be promoted in the trends of youtube and facebook as well don't forget to subscribe to our channels in social networks, the link you are now seeing on the screen at the time when the big seven and nato were gathering for their summits at the meeting uh vladimir putin went to tajikistan and turkmenistan two where did vladimir putin go for the first time? vladimir putin probably traveled recently, and these trips were indicative, because only central asia is waiting for him, and only in central asia is he being given the green light to come. oleksandr, what is putin's activity in tajikistan and turkmenistan related to? one of the versions is that in this way putin flew to negotiate with the affected state about gas and it is on the eve of winter, and winter will be literally in a few months there in 3-4 months it will already be felt in europe that in this way putin is trying to completely control it supply of gas not only from russia but from central asia, first of all, i want to say that he saw that he did not have the longest table, uh, the

we go to facebook and quarrel, and wrong steps - this is it how does it approximately happen? welle, we can take vector, who was with mariupol, especially in the hot phase, when, with the help of dogs, the ukrainians demanded disturbance and dogs, the ukrainians demanded from the armed forces, where to block mariupol and a lot of different information was spread about the fact that the authorities do not talk to the people of mariupol and the defenders of mariupol and that they can be freed but are not allowed to, and there were a lot of such rumors. on the one hand, people spread information that they support the armed forces, on the other hand, for some reason they thought that for a word they could fire, but they did not fire the defenders of mariupol. this, in my opinion, is a very telling example when with the help of epso and this is the effect on a large number of people, they tried to press in fact, on the side of others, in particular the armed forces and payment for making some wrong decisions. it is also a very similar example of pressure on the international audience. t

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well, that's how we cooperate. mainly in the usual way through facebook. ram, but i don't have enough time. because there are a lot of duties in my service, that's the main thing. well, live contact, those who know me, those whom i know, my friends know those friends, the network. there is a lot of work, it is not finished. by the way, do you have enough to compare the volunteer assistance of the 14th year and the current period, or some, let’s say, differences in the volume of approaches, whether the solutions worked out in the 14th year are now being implemented now or some the specifics of the comparison - compared to the 14th year, the volumes have increased tenfold, because well, we are seeing a full-scale invasion and people are united , the volumes have become so large. well, compared to the 14th year, it is much more, because then there was no experience. no, there was no there are no such well-established channel connections, and almost the whole world now supports us, that's why there are now, well, much more, but there is such a trend that now it

. >> thinking about her role at facebook as well as meta and where she leaves the business, she is someoneho knew how to monetize technology. that is not the case for all tech businesses. we have learned a lot from watching sheryl sandberg. at what cost? what kind of regulatory headwinds does she leave mark: behind? mark:that is a good point. she has taken the brunt of a lot of the issues at facebook. i think when you think about where facebook is from a regulatory standpoint, it is still in no man's land. we don't know what is going to happen. there will be pressure on them in some regards. i come back to her. i think you can say she is leaving on top. there are some issues with this, but there are always going to be issues when you go from a small company when she joined 14 years ago to today. the amount of cash flow, and that is one of the things, the amount of cash flow this company generates and the fact that they can do what they do, still have money to invest in the metaverse, which they are clearly pivoting to, we think there is a strong enough bench. we are not naive to think that

from the youtube espresso press, as well as facebook of football format, because it will be an extended version, we will have inclusions from glasgow, we will have inclusions with ex-players and ex-coaches of the national team the national team and super-specialists are waiting for this match , today is its defining day, and the excitement is very serious there, an increase in the entire audience is already expected, because in fact they write to us directly and write to us, our social networks are connected they say that well, thank you for doing this broadcast, what we do is krasnoshov, and the difficult times that have now come for our country against our national team of ukraine are our emotions, even though these emotions helped a lot, i liked the scottish national team matches the confidence and conviction with which our team played because we played without thinking about defeat in general and the fact that the scots opened up what helped us because we used our trump cards to get a wonderful victory behind their pressure almost doub

will be in kyiv , i am a treason to those who want to say goodbye, do not follow for facebook svobody, because well what i have here well, we are in north donetsk, we do n't have a lot of information and access to the internet, and from time to time, a bright memory, the kingdom of god, i will remind you that oleg ivanovich kutsun was 56 years old, so he will forever remain p peter yak the situation is directly with you lysichansk-severodonetsk what is happening now, who has the operational initiative, unfortunately , unfortunately, there are no big changes, the defense phase is currently active, some of which allow there to be a flurry of motorist shelling eh hmm if allows you to try to counterattack, but mostly all defensive battles, the battles in the city are industrial zones behind our units, we try to go into the city to impose street battles, but the russians actively avoid them, they mainly prefer artillery fire . their infantry comes across there , our military perseveres and destroys it, but still they understand their advantage and actually try to avoid direct collisions, they try to pro

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well, facebook and instagram have now started removing ads for the morning after pill. this coming after some people have been posting about how women can legally get abortion pills in the mail. some even offering to mail them. the platform's parent company meta says it has a policy against giving or selling pharmaceutical drugs. and so those ads are being removed. on the peninsula. 2 people suffered injuries after the plane that they were on crashed just outside the san carlos airport yesterday. airport officials say it happened just after takeoff with kron four's dan kerman with more on the story. >> the single engine cessna lost power shortly after takeoff about 11 45 tuesday morning. it circled back in hopes of returning to the san carlos airport. but it didn't make it touching down. instead, just short of the airport, an airport way before crashing through this fence. the aircraft touched down right there and bounced and then hit the fence right here. >> went over the fence landed way you see it back. there are right now. the plane suffered major damage after slamm

watching us live on facebook and youtube, please like this video so that it is trending on facebook and youtube , as wellur channels, mr. pavlo, you have already mentioned the st. petersburg economic forum, which with the participation of the taliban in representatives of the so -called the lpr and dpr were held by vladimir putin, who thought a lot about geopolitics and the russian economy, but the president of kazakhstan, kasym zhomar tokaev, whose name vladimir putin regularly confuses , also spoke at this forum. it repeats itself, let's listen to what kaif said about the pseudo-republics of the lpr and dpr and in general. well, it must be said that he refused to receive the russian order of alexander, which was also revealing. well, what did he say about the so -called lpr and dpr? that if legalism, by definition, in reality will be implemented on the whole world, then instead of 193 states, which are now the composition of the organization of the present nations on earth, there are no more than 500 states, of course it will be a chaos of poets the reason is that we do not recognize either taiwan or k

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don't forget, we're on bbc iplayer, too, as well as facebook and instagram.some of our most recent trips. in the meantime, i'm offfora dip. 0nly kidding. hello there. 15 hours of sunshine for some south—eastern areas where the temperatures got up to 2a degrees on saturday. it was a little different though further north, as you will see. we had a wet and windy spell, nearly two inches of rain in the past 2a hours across parts of scotland, gusts of wind, 40—50 mph, even as far south as the potential of wales because of this unusually deep area of low pressure pulling away. gradually, the winds ease down. but, they will still continue to bring in a few showers through the early hours of the morning particularly in the north and west. temperatures under starry skies perhaps on the cool side. sunshine will follow, particularly for england and wales. the cloud bubbles up, showers are around for northern ireland, particularly north—western areas of england and wales, and particularly across scotland. generally heavy ones that we had during saturday and fewer showers

don't forget, we're on bbc iplayer, too, as well as facebook and instagram.y scrolling through some of our most recent trips. in the meantime, i'm off for a dip. 0nly kidding. hello there. for most of us, saturday so far has brought sunshine. but that's not the whole of the weekend weather story. there are some showers around. it's unusually windy for the time of year. so sunny spells and blustery showers sums things up through the afternoon. and most of the showers will be found across northern areas closest to this swirl of cloud, an area of low pressure just continuing to rotate to the northwest of the uk. so that means lots of showers through the afternoon across scotland, even some longer spells of rain up to the northwest, maybe some thunder and lightning mixing in. plenty of showers, too, for northern ireland, some for northern england, parts of wales, the south west of england, not as many showers for parts of the midlands, east anglia, the southeast can't rule them out, but i think many places here will stay dry. breezy for all but windy in the north

don't forget, we're on bbc iplayer, too, as well as facebook and instagram.some of our most recent trips. in the meantime, i'm offfora dip. only kidding. temperatures are set to climb. 32 celsius looks likely by the end of the week. for northern ireland and for scotland, a little different. 16 or 17 celsius with rain at times. the north of the uk, the lion's share of the showers, some heavy and thundery. just getting to parts of northern england but not as many showers further south. the midlands, south of england largely dry. this evening and tonight, many of the showers will fade. cloud started to thicken across the western isles. patchy rain by the end of the night. a relatively chilly night. for a minute there will be sunshine again tomorrow, the best of that across england and wales. more cloud and patchy rain for scotland, particularly in the far north. that's rain migrating into orkney and shetland by the end of the afternoon. 1a celsius in north—west scotland, 21 celsius and south—east of england. tuesday, frontal systems up of england. tuesday, front

don't forget, we're on bbc iplayer, too, as well as facebook and instagram.ugh some of our most recent trips. in the meantime, i'm offfora dip. 0nly kidding. hello. rarely do we see weather conditions across the uk uniform, and certainly this week, some big contrasts being played out, and we'll continue to see them through the rest of the week. scotland, northern ireland always more in the way of cloud here. some brighter breaks, but also some wetter weather at times. as for england and wales, sunshine dominates and increasingly hot and humid — that heat peaking as we head the week out on friday, temperatures widely high—20s, low—30s, into the 90s in fahrenheit for some. and just to put that in context, we're a good 10—12 degrees higher than we'd normally be for this stage in june. so, why? well, it's all down to the fact we've got high pressure to the south and east, which will eventually tap in to building heat across france and spain. but to north and west, close to areas of low pressure, we'll see weather fronts push in, bring in some damper weather at ti

don�*t forget, we�*re on bbc iplayer, too, as well as facebook and instagram.nly kidding. hello there. we�*re expecting a short spell of rather hot weather across much of the uk, but not all of it, over the next few days or so. the heat and the humidity will be gradually building northwards. and that�*s because there�*s a heat wave across the iberian peninsula at the moment — temperatures in parts of spain have surpassed a0 celsius. that heat will be pushing northwards into france, and eventually into southern areas of the uk, so england and wales, by the time we get to friday when that heat is likely to peak. and that means that temperatures in london and in birmingham could get over 30 celsius on friday. but further north and west, across much of northern ireland and scotland, they�*ll stick in the low 20s in celsius. at the moment, we do still have this area of low pressure giving us swathes of cloud, some outbreaks of rain — most of it quite light and patchy — across much of western scotland, northern ireland. this will help to keep the temperatures mild he

my name is vlad and lazur, we speak on the pages of radio svoboda on facebook and youtube, as well as on the air of the espresso tv channel , you can leave your comments and questions to our guests in the chat under the broadcast, this afternoon, the russian army struck with three missiles at pryluky of chernihiv this was reported by the head of the chernihiv region, ova vyacheslav chaus, the consequences of the destruction are being clarified and more details are promised to be provided later, but it is known that there is a threat of fire spreading due to rocket strikes. because of this, in some villages of the prylutsky district, in particular, the entrance of petrivske tiche and suhostanets are being evacuated. well, this night from rocket salvo systems, a hurricane, the russian army hit the center of the city of zelenodolsk and the village of velika kostromka in the dnipropetrovsk region, one person was killed and five were injured about this was reported by the head of dnipropetrovsk lav valentin reznichenko in zelenodolsk and greater kostroma damaged and destroyed houses in the

i will add a link to my facebook and twitter as well.>>> one of the most watched races in san francisco, voters deciding whether to recall the district attorney chesa boudin. he was elected on a platform of social justice, fewer incarcerations and more diversion programs . however, critics say that reform has turned into a lack of prosecution for criminals. a lot of eyes are watching this race and what it could say about the future of social justice reform. >>> this is the first time in more than 20 years there is no incumbent running for sheriff in santa clara county. the sheriff has decided not to seek re-election after a series of controversies. among those running, kevin jensen a retired 28 year veteran with the sheriff's department. two other candidates , current deputy and a supervisor. a 32 year veteran who has criticized the department for what he says is his tolerance of discrimination and misconduct. the supervising sergeant is a 20 year veteran with the department. and an army veteran. she said she has a unique perspective on changing hiring policies. also in the race, palo a

radio svoboda on facebook and youtube, as well as on the espresso tv channel. well, now about everything in order. this morning, russian invaders attacked mykolaiv with rockets. as a result of the shelling , two people were killed. another 20 years were injured , including two children. mykolaiv mayor oleksandr senkevich said that as a result of the rocket 21 apartment buildings were damaged, we can see the consequences of the shelling of mykolaiv. well, it's very scary, the most scary, it's what happened to them . everyone was shocked after the explosion of the mykolaiv city council they arrived here, mykolaivovlenergo also arrived here, our communal services are now helping people to sort out the rubble, e-e, they are cleaning up the remains of the explosion after it worked, the ministry of emergency situations got the person who died in the car, e-e, and they got everyone who needed help, now press the police and the prosecutor's office are coming to the hair managed the collection of evidence here. as you can see here, only people's homes. that is, this is

greetings is freedom life my name is vlasta lazur we pray on the pages of radio svoboda on facebook and youtube as wellof the espresso tv channel for 100 days after the full-scale invasion, russia has not been able to achieve any strategic motive in ukraine , this is stated in the latest intelligence review of the ministry of defense of great britain, after the failure of its initial plans, russia focused all its attention on the donbass and currently controls more than 90% of the luhansk region, the report notes that it is possible that russia will establish full control over the luhansk region in the next two weeks, russia was able to achieve such tactical successes at the expense of significant losses of forces and resources, the report says. well, the analysts of the american institute for the study of war note that russian troops continue to prefer the capture of north donets at the expense of other directions of advance to the north donets cities in luhansk the region where the street fights are currently taking place , radio svoboda correspondent maryan kushnir reached us, he is with us on the d

don't forget, we're on bbc iplayer, too, as well as facebook and instagram. of our most recent trips. in the meantime, i'm offfora dip. 0nly kidding. hello. southern parts had the lion's share of the sunshine. and it's those same southern areas that will have the lion's share of the warmth, even the heat that's going to develop through this week. cambridge isjust an example, but temperatures here by friday up to 32 degrees. it will be very different, though, further north and west with more clouds, some rain at times and temperatures here in cold rain only getting up to 17 or 18 degrees. and that is quite typical of the story across much of northern ireland and indeed scotland, closer to areas of low pressure and weather systems. and during today, as you can see from the satellite picture, that is where we've had the bulk of the cloud that's bringing some showers further south. it's been mainly dry with some sunshine. and as we go through tonight, well, where we keep clear skies and the winds fall light, it will actually turn a little bit chilly, but we'll se

right now i don't think facebook investors are eating too well. i think they have indigestion. the evaluation reflects not only some sense that there is a locality in their business, but we have been talking about facebook and it has been underperforming, it has been a risk, i think there has been a management credibility risk into the stock for a long time. >> it is down 2%, so at this point, you have to believe in that future, you have to believe that outside that we are seeing now that the business is in a fundamental way, strong, even if things like targeting will be much more difficult to do for the future. >> this is a good start. mark sucker berg sitting down with jim cramer and really explaining about what his vision is going forward. we know cheryl had just left, she is still on the board for a little bit but this is going to be his management team to reshape and kind of re-envision what this company is. let's not forget, this company has 3 billion monthly active users. they will do $125 billion in sales this year. i think it is important to note, 60% from the all-time