joining by michael of the associated press and john schwartz. you were reading was the beneficiary of this as well. >> definitely, thank you for allowing me to be here. i continue to be in the program and the two principal founders of our organization came from that program and that's what brought us all together and probably almost 15 more years ago, closer to 20 now. the program is designed to connect students of african descents. >> you turn around and do the same thing. you know a lot of people go on and successful later in life they turn around, all right, i am ready to give back. you gave back immediately. >> again, with that mantra of the lifelong network of social change, two principal founders came out to oakland. with that drive towards service and towards give lg baing back paying forward, that want to go to programs that can support young people. i have a background in education policies. so yeah there was nothing to wait on and in fact there was really a sense of urgency. >> you talk about this interesting concept of opportunities v

we've still got market watch senior tech reporter john schwartz in the chair.ou make of this? what does it really mean for the company moving forward? >> well, it's good it's over with. this is the high end of what was expected to be a $3 billion to $5 billion settlement so facebook baked into their last quarterly results legal costs associated with this. now once this has been passed, once the amount of money that facebook is spending on operating procedures, for security, that's the end of that era, although it does, again, highlight the problems that a lot of consumers and government officials have with facebook in terms of trust, in terms of regulatory action, and that is going to come up tuesday in the tech hearings in washington, d.c., when facebook attorney is going to go up and talk to congress. this will be probably mentioned among other things. liz: fox business will be covering that as we look at the stock, the three-month chart, you see that dip but if you go back to april a year and a half ago, we really saw the problem with cambridge analytica and

our reporter of the associated press and john schwartz from dow jones. this week on "press here."t mcgrew, everyone knows cupertino is the home of apple. san francisco, uber and lyft and sales force and

stephen schwartz is receiving the up or the of the john day ditto and sons real estate firm. mr. san tino de la rose. he is engage in illegal activity against me. he engages in criminal activity. stephen schwartz admitted to me from his own mouth that he was under f.b.i. investigation. i recall upon congresswoman nancy pelosi to make sure a federal investigation is >> i call upon the newspaper. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> i've demonstrated well over several times that i'm a fair man. i don't care what skin color you are, if you get violated in front of me i'm going to say something about it. if i have to do something in front of a judge i will. i'm upset about the issue pertaining to people being shot and murdered by cops. this is an example of what i'm talking about. here is a toy gun. this is a hispanic in san jose that was murdered by the cops. mr. guerrero. this is what he had on halloween night part of his costume. he was shot 20 times. understand me, by several cops in ca san jose and he was paid $4.95 million. understand me. my point is, it's the inassault on my

schwartz took over the business >> once they started cutting down staff and everything, conditions became very difficult to maintain. >> reporter: then in may, janine pettiford said she got a call from her cousin, john. >> he was quite panicked he said, i need help, i'm getting kicked out. >> reporter: and so were hundreds of others, all forced to leave five massachusetts homes when schwartz stopped paying employees according to state officials. >> this didn't happen only in this state this was the final state that he wreaked havoc through. >> reporter: from this office above a pizzeria, schwartz's business grew rapidly from running 11 nursing homes to over 100 in just 2 years. >> joseph schwartz -- >> reporter: but in a 2017 deposition for a malpractice case against schwartz's company that was later settled, he wouldn't disclose the size of his business >> you don't know how many homes you own now? >> no. >> reporter: to operate the homes, experts estimate state and federal governments paid schwartz's company hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars >> you just never think in terms of your children having to go through anything like this >> reporter: betty mcfadden's son was in a schwartz-run nursi

schwartz, thank you. >>> and let's talk more about an understanding of how these things work. professor of seismology at the university of southern california is joining us. johnou believe happened and what is still happening. we know of at least five aftershocks in ridgecrest. and they may continue for weeks. >> that is correct. in fact surveys already found dozens of affater shocks oig an put them on the map on their website. there will be more. there were three or four events that the network noticed in the half hour before the earthquake. and this is an area that is prone to a lot of earthquakes over the years. there is gao he ois geothermal the region, it is one of the hot spots in california. >> and our local affiliate knbc was interviewing people in los angeles who were sort of saying, well, it wasn't the big one, it felt serious, but people who have lived in l.a. for a long time have felt certain earthquakes and certain tremors at times before. what do you do to put this in that con steks? because obviously it is not the big one, but it sounds like it was pretty significant and if it had happened closer to a populated area, we could be seeing a lot mor