that is sort of a cool thing and in outlook you can find now your linkedin contacts.ebody sends you mail, you'll find them there, see the files you exchanged, so that's fantastic to see but another area where it's really a game changer is for us in the dynamics area we now have solutions, which bring together the linkedin sales navigator with crm, our dynamics 365 crm, and that's a game changer for anybody in the b to b side of it, so we're excited about the applications side and office 365. >> in the book you talk about your own experience coming to the u.s. as a 21 year old, being on this college campus, and then going to work for microsoft. and in it you talk also about how you transition from being this lone worker to getting married and being a family man, and you had a green card this i didn't realize about you, i'm going to read just a portion from it. you had a green card and you say you're looking to get married to your wife. the h1b enables spouses to come to the united states while their husbands and wives are working here, such is the perverse immigration

because linkedin, the conversations in the west that people have on linkedin are uncensored and in china. do you at least lose sleep over the kind of dilemma of kowtowing to an nondemocratic government? look, at this point, for me to pass judgment on people's governments is just out of place. one of the key things we have to respect is the sovereignty of countries and their forms of government, while being principled on what is it you value. and to sort of takes some western attitude toward some particular set of forms of government and spring it on the rest of the world may not serve us well at this time when we need to come together as a global community, is my view. let take another specific issue, which has caused enormous public concern, which is the taxes that large, intellectual property companies like yours, end up paying. do you see the job of a microsoft, the duty to its shareholders, to pay as little tax as it can legally pay? or do you think there is a fair tax that you should pay in each jurisdiction which you are in? i think of the equation broader than tax. first, on tax,

those are the things we care about at linkedin.ctly happy people being entertained and with people, you know, kind of having a public discourse on funny cat pictures or anything else. that is great. that should be part of people's lives. that is awesome. that is not what we do. what we do is we help you get to the best possible ways of doing your job or the best possible -- charlie: has there been an examination of growth in the last several years? or has it simply been segment? -- stagnant? reid: it has been a light acceleration at the numbers. charlie: the mass is heavy, and therefore you -- reid: exactly. days to get to our first one million members. we are over 430 million members. charlie: how about virtual reality? reid: there are many cycles where people describe virtual reality as the next big thing. virtual reality is better. if people have not checked out virtual reality, they should. it is getting to the point where the science-fiction of maybe we will take our classes for our kids, maybe that will be in virtual reality.

what is the possibility of linkedin?ble every professional, someone that can learn better skilled at their jobs. ands not just lawyers doctors. it could be a coffee store manager, anybody, able to change their economic trajectory, to make better of themselves in terms of what kind of economics, what kind of job. charlie: they may have ideas or connections? reid: learning opportunities, anything that allows you to invest in yourself and have a better economic outcome. charlie: why did you sell it? i, we leadjeff and the same way. how do we enable our members to have the best possible experience of investing in themselves? it was a long, very thought out decision. combining with microsoft -- their primary mission was to computers productive. -- they care about individuals. one plus one can be much greater than two. is it five or 10? missions asn our collaborators. this can help us with our mission. people use microsoft products productively every day. we can underlie office, windows. charlie: when you look around at the bi

let me turn to your company linkedin. you sold it to microsoft or you planned a deal to sell it to microsoft for 26 billion i think is the figure. how long ago did you form this company. >> so almost 15 years. you know late 2002 is when we start working on it. it's been a labor of love. like all labor of love. >> rose: at what place was facebook at that time. >> facebook in 2002 hadn't been started yet. >> rose: had not been founded. >> had not been founded yet. >> rose: he was not at harvard -- >> he either just got to harvard or just getting to harvard. >> rose: you started linkedin before facebook was a reality. >> yes. back at that time it was friendster which people probably don't remember. >> rose: oh, right. you decided what on-line needed was a place a lot of people of a similar sort of interest in terms of their professional lives could communicate with each other. >> yes. so the thought was is that part of what the internet changes we all have our identities on-line and having your professional identity on-line

linkedin, the social for professionals.ft announced plans to require -- acquire linkedin for more than $26 billion. it is expected to close later this year. he is a partner at greylock, that has backed some of text biggest successes over the past decade. let me turn to linkedin. sold it to microsoft for $26 billion. you find -- was it when you founded this company? reid: 15 years ago. it has been a labor of love. charlie: in one place was facebook at this time gekko -- in what place was facebook at this time? reid: mark zuckerberg was just getting to harvard. charlie: you started linkedin before facebook was a reality. decided that what all my d wasd was -- online neede a similar set of interests in terms of their professional lives. ried: yes. having your professional identity online can make a difference for what kind of economic and learning opportunities you can find. the best way to improve the system is enable people to help each other. if i connect to you, that can be a great economic opportunity. charlie: how many p

what makes you better than linkedin? >> we look for data wherever that may exist.on. we have looked for things people might be doing online that lead you to believe they may have a certain skill set. data isve the amount of exploding but unique technology that allows you to process that information and make it simple. that is what we are trying to achieve. emily: 75 startups are scrambling for a $100 million h.r. assessment market. how do you stay ahead of the competition? >> we have an incredible team working on this problem. it is also focus. we obsess about how we help our customers find the best people. it is ultimately about roi. you need to know the software will help you make hires. we are obsessively focused on that. i think that is key to success. emily: i interviewed the c.e.o. of microsoft recently spoke about ai. there's a big debate about the dangers of ai. elon musk saying we should be concerned about robots taking over the world. take a listen to what he had to say to me. >> with any new technology, there is a lot of good that comes with it. we shoul

linkedin has been bought. monster has been bought. careerbuilder has been bought.companies are no longer stand-alone entities. it creates confusion and people start looking at other companies they should be working with. we will keep growing and helping our customers. we will launch a new product on monday in the world of ai and recruiting. we are excited. it is fun to be at the forefront of change. emily: great to have you back on the show. coming up, elon musk's next big idea. this time, he wants to make traveling across the world something you could do while watching just one episode of "game of thrones." that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: amazon is looking overseas for even more office space. it is searching for office space in dublin, ireland, that could hold 800 employees. the space could be as large as 80,000 square feet. last year, amazon said it would bring another 500 jobs to ireland adding to the more than 1400 in dublin. elon musk has a new vision. he wants to get you anywhere on earth in just under one hour. take a listen. >> the great thing abo

we have linkedin -- our office 365. we have linkedin.ch more diversified portfolio. with linkages between them. that's how i think we are going to keep going forward. emily: my conversation there with microsoft ceo satya nadella. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." this friday, we will be speaking sitethe ceo of a-- as the gets ready to beef up competition with expedia. check us out on twitter at 5:00 p.m. in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this is charlie rose. charlie rose is on assignment. we bring you his interview with ruth gator that preventer ginsburg. >> that was a easy job. this is the way women are, this is the way women are. this whole mentality that happens is that the men where the bread winners. then she is just

linkedin, he leads the integration with microsoft, which is something we decided day one and i decidedferently, and it has worked out very well. emily: the microsoft cloud is your other baby and has been for many years. behind amazon aws in terms of revenue, where you see it stacking up and not? satya: microsoft's play is not just about trying to mimic anyone competitor on one part of the stack. really taken off lately, even in the cloud infrastructure, is hybrid. multipleways claimed years at the edge of the cloud is probably as exciting as the cloud is. and whether it is amazon or google who are strong in some layers, i would claim we are probably the only enterprise company that has strength across all the later -- layers that are key to customers. emily: microsoft has buried -- been very out front in opposing president trump's policies, whether -- or daca. how do you decide when to push back? what are the timeless values that have to translate into these principle stands that we take? when it comes to immigration, making sure we do everything it takes to protect our employees whole

the cardinals also stood, their arms linkedin unity. it was an encore to sunday's games when about 200 players and coaches and several owners took a knee, sat or locked arms including tom brady. the super bowl mvp and friend of president trump told a radio show -- >> i certainly disagree with what he said and thought it was just divisive. >> the protests followed the president's comments friday in alabama. >> wouldn't you love one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our owners to say get that [ bleep ] off the field. >> he insisted his comments weren't about race but about respect for the flag. former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick started it last year protesting police inequality. >> other players and sports leagues waited into the controversy including lebron jams who criticized the president. monday night on the floor of the u.s. house, texas representative sheila jackson took a knee to show her support. >> i kneel in honor of the first amendment. >> we are learning that some of president trump's top aides

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. >> reporter: karen works at linkedin, her boss and others wrote a letter demanding president trump continue daca. he's still expected to announce he will end it six months from now. >> we love the dreamers, we love everybody. >> reporter: she recently married an american. citizens ship is not automatic. she has applied for a green card, and there's a year long waiting list for the interview. >> it makes me sad that people don't want me here. don't want me in my own home. >> reporter: daca protects from deportation about 800,000 young people brought to the united states without papers when they were young. dreamers, they're called, about one fourth live here in california. >> there's a lot of anger. >> reporter: sandy of the california immigrant youth justice alliance says many younger dreamers have not had to fear deportation or loss of jobs in the past, so they are anxious right now. >> what i tell undocumented youth, our families have managed to survive and thrive in it country without documents, and we will find a way to continue surviving in the country. >> reporter: every sinc

abroad the destruction we must be the offer and finisher so now wrestling with angels describes linkedin -- teeeighteen coming to the revelation of the house divided he would be that man to control his assassination after abraham lincoln when his term in congress after springfield he stared into the distance for long periods of time his partner would recall him breaking a prolonged silence with the cry a of englishl worl that the political world was dead and things were stagnant in all in the wind of freedom seem to be crushed and teeeighteen was speculating about the deadness and the despair and deeply regretting that his human strength and power was limited by his beecher to stir up the world he said how hard it is to die and leave one's country know better than if you never lived for its.ts own made known universally as there is anything to be done? . how was it to be done? day you ever think of these things? almost as soon as he headed back tos springfield his wife mary todd turned around to send him on a mission to her home town of lexington kentucky to serve as co-counsel to recove

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linkedin sent came in, at the sentning, i -- when 10 encent came in, t think alipay said wow, we havepetitor. but you ask today, they know we are somebody we can work together and influence more people, and make the market maker. this is the fun part. i think tencent pay is learning a lot from us, we are learning a lot from them. those two companies, if we keep working together, getting inside the whole society of cashless pay, the whole society of trust and credit, that will make the market much bigger. stephen: what is going to be the criteria for you, and as you compete against tencent and the likes, for your russian and -- rush into southeast asia? that is your new horizon. you've gone into indonesia, india, you are a lead investor there. i hear you are looking at big baskets. there seems to be a land grab in southeast asia. are you really going to get the penetration and the growth there through the payments infrastructure and alipay, or is it to get the e-commerce platforms, because the penetration of e-commerce is so low in southeast asia? : i have been saying again and again,

linkedin road, which is just filled with restaurants empty, people closing down, taking down signs putting down sandbags. yes. you you know, you felt the sense of urgency to get out and your heart went out to the people of miami. >> have you lived in miami for long. >> yes. since i was eleven years old s. when you see the size of that tomorrow on the radar. >> it's scary. material things can be replaced. i'm home. i'll be with my family and hope the storm >> traffic bumper to bumper heading on the highways. the governor there did lift all the tolls. many folks just want to get out of dodge. we've l also been looking at this, the departures there are three flights that were scheduled for tomorrow morning to head to miami, two of them still here and athat they're on time. i'll be surprised if these flights take off because there aren't people wanting to head toward that area. all the flights scheduled this evening are certainly delayed at this point. the five living former president s are joining together to ask people worldwide to support the recovery efforts for hurricane harvey. former pr

. >> facebook, instagram, linkedin and other websites are working. >> with the targeted ads have alreadyired 18 candidates with 100 more in the pipeline. >> it's not just the medical field. in salt lake city trucking using it to find drivers. brett got the ad on his phone while at a truck stop. >> the ad offered something a little better than the other companies. >> the army is using geo fencing ads to attract recruits. >> we have to go after them. we can't wait for them to come find us. >> anyone can opt out of getting the ads. >> it it ever feel spooky that you keep getting these pop up ads. >> i didn't find it spooky at all. >> she said it led to a great job just a few miles from the beach. tom costello, nbc news st. petersburg. >>> the hiring power of technology. in a moment before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... grew into a free-wheeling kid... loved every step of fatherhood... and made old cars good as new. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from d

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. >> reporter: karen works at linkedin. tech leaders demand that our country continue daca. karen married an american. citizenship is not automatic. she applied for a green card and there's a year-long wait for the interview. >> it makes me sad that people don't want me here, don't want me in my own home. >> reporter: daca protects from deportation about 800,000 people brought to the united states without papers when they were young. "dreamers" they're called. about a fourth of them live in california. >> there's a lot of anger. >> reporter: this woman from the california immigrant youth justice alliance says many of the younger "dreamers" have not had to fear deportation or loss of their jobs in the past so they are especially anxious right now. >> what i tell undocumented youth is that our families have managed to survive and thrive in this country without documents and that we will also find a way to continue to stay in the united states. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> ever since president obama created daca, it's been claimed it's unconstitutional. congress is supp

twitter to find people that are interesting and linkedin to connect to colleagues. there hasn't been a social network until next door that will connect us to people right outside that's the inspiration. our front door. 80 percent of the american neighborlieds use next door. the last round was billion dollars. and an interesting change, money is everywhere. you can get it from a venture capitalist or late stage investors or talk about a corporate partner. at the end of the day, what's important for us as we really try to fulfill these grant ambitions is to find the best partner. >> maria: we will take a quick break. stay with us, we will be right back. ♪ kevin, meet your father. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. ♪ >> maria: welcome back, president trump making it clear that the technology industry is now a central focus in this economy. with meetings with apple and google, we will see what they want in washington. we

steve is a longtime entrepreneur and one of the early employees of linkedin and co-founder of isti university and here to talk about amazon and in all of that, i didn't mention the fulfillment centers, as well. where is the growth in amazon going to come? i assume robots will handle the fulfillment. where is the growth coming? >> thanks for having me instead of alexa on the show. we're heading in an era of instant gratification. people want things right now and amazon is building the capacity and the infrastructure to deliver that and so someone recently said where can you expect amazon? wherever there is a market opportunity and they're seeing retail and delivery as a huge opportunity for them and we'll continue to see their tentacles spread out and even in a place as congested as silicon valley where we have a challenge finding talent and they said we're all in in silicon valley. recently the stories have been that everything is moving to silicon beach. >> i want to make sure i get the right credit and it was mike rosenberg in the seattle times and he calculated the amazon accounts for 19%

we have a large computer program that we do with linkedin and my foundation, trying to get women to feelt they have peers from the beginning. if you go to a computer science class but there aren't enough women, you can be in a lean in circle of computer scientists, where you are seeing more women. we need to do more because we are still not moving numbers enough. emily: i have heard you talk about how much you enjoy visiting lean in circles and hearing other women talk about the challenges they are taking on. what challenges do you want to take on? sherly: i feel fully challenged. [laughter] ♪ emily: mark has just gone on a tour of the entire country to connect with real americans. sheryl: well, mark wanted to make sure he had gone to all the states. it was interesting, when i first came to facebook, mark told me he had never really gotten to travel that much. he started a company before he graduated from college. he took a trip where he could see different parts of the world. i think he realized he hadn't even understood and seen his own country. i think what he has learned and experien

top ceos of the tech industry wrote a letter demanding trump continue daca including the ceo of linkedin where karen works. >> it makes me very sad that people don't want me here, don't want me in my on home. >> reporter: there's a saying love conquers all. karen recently got married. her husband works in the kpix5 newsroom. she says she is hopefully on the path to citizenship, but she continues to worry for thousands of others. >> i feel incredibly sad to know that over 800,000 people, young adults just like me, could just lose everything. >> reporter: and although president trump is expected to end daca, he will reportedly give congress some time to save it. live in cupertino, maria medina, kpix5. >>> floodwaters are receding, but incredible challenges remain for texans. >> coming up the concerns now about environmental hazards in the water and inside homes. >> plus this nurse wants justice, what she's saying today about her violent arrest and the video that's gone viral. >> we had a good time with this one. on this labor day we asked people what was your first job? we'll share their a

wishing somebody a happy birthday on facebook you've never met before or congratulating someone on linkedin a job that you don't know. we're topping into the top ten people in your phone, who you're text, your mom, dad, wrother, wife, girlfriend. have you ever ignored a text message from one of those people? >> never have. >>? someone says you should see this or i got you a coffee, you don't blow ta off. >> michael, ten seconds. the most important question. more fun to tour with britney spears or 'nsync? >> i didn't think you were going there. i love them both equally. >> of course you do. out of time. be back in a moment. >>> thank to my guests. we are available as a podcast and online at presshere.com. we talked about jeffrey moore about crossing the chasm. we have a fascinating interview with him. highly recommend it. i'm scott mcgrew. thanks for making us a part of your sunday. . >>> new york city. from the big productions on broadway to big business on wall street, expectations in the big april apple are really simple. this week across the river they'll get it. set to welcome the great

i'm trevor noah our guest tonight joining us to talk about the future of artificial intelligence linkedin cofounder reid hoffman is joining us, everybody. (applause). >> trevor: but first, but first there's yet another video of a police stop gone wrong. it's from cobb county georgia and this one is a weird one. it's a weird one this time. the person in the car is a white woman. and the cop is speaking, you know what, just watch. >> fuse your phone, it's in your lap right now. >> i just don't want to put my hands down. i'm really sorry. >> no, no, i have seen way too many videos of cops killing people. >> but you're not black, remember, we only kill black people, yeah, we only kill black people, right. >> trevor: apparently in the cop's defense was that he was trying to calm the woman down, that is what they said he was doing am but i can see why it wasn't working because the cop says relax, we only shoot black people am and she must have been thinking i thought you only pulled over black people and yet here we are. i am not taking any chances with you. and you know what is crazy, this foo

it is free to be on there, similar to linkedin.tly. the more that do it, the more value that drives our database, which the more value that drives our data base, which is the more value that drives our database, which is what you can pay to have access to to be able to find out instantly who is behind a project and collaborate with your collea g u es project and collaborate with your colleagues and clients on project inspiration. so you are not looking to make money at the moment? the focus is on building the most valuable data base we focus is on building the most valuable database we can and expanding globally. so who is going to be using this? built id is a matchmaker between anyone doing a real estate project, so that could bea real estate project, so that could be a hotel, restaurant, someone doing their office headquarters, or a property developer, and on the other side of professionals who are the right fit. that's from the architects and engineers to the lighting designers or the vertical transportation consultant. and how

we have a large computer program that we do with linkedin and my foundation and facebook, trying to geten to feel that they have peers right from the beginning. if you go to a computer science class, but you don't have enough women there, you can be in a lean in circle of computer scientists, where you are seeing more women. and we need to do more because we are still not moving numbers enough. emily: i've heard you talk about how much you enjoy visiting lean in circles and hearing other women talk about the challenges they're taking on. what new challenges do you want to take on? sherly: i feel fully challenged. [laughter] ♪ ♪ emily: mark's just gone on a tour of the entire country to connect with real americans. why take the time? sheryl: well, mark wanted to make sure he had gone to all the states. and you know, it was interesting, when i first came to facebook, mark told me he had never really gotten to travel that much. right? he started the company before he graduated from college. [laughter] and so he took a trip where he could see different parts of the world. i think he realize

both are closed and owned b this man see in his linkedin profile, nick winn, accused of failing to reportes and pay franchise and advertising fees. the complaint reads, "cardio bar depends on reports and royalty payments and advertising fees to fund the operation of its business and generate a reasonable returnf its franchisee." a cross-complaint accuses cardio bar franchisef fraud and breach of contract, saying it failed to provide promised training and advertising and the company's mandatory program significantly reduced his revenue. in their counter complaint, winn's attorney said mr. winn repeatedly ride to make his franchises work while ly being met with obstruction and sabota. >> it would be great for everyone to get their payments reimbursed for all the uned classes. >> reporter: t san francisco district attorney's office is asking consumers with unused classes to contact the consumer unit. attorney alex vasian told us if anyone has evidence the compan took money for new memberships after they intended to shut down the siness, we want to hear >> they want to conduct their investiga

. >> and it's also social media, as i've been mentioning, whether it's linkedin, whether it's twitterfacebook, or what have you. try to find those other opportunities where you can connect. i tell younger women all the time, particularly those that are in school -- "listen, if you do not have certain resources, take advantage of those who do. someone will take you to coffee or to brunch. use this time and really think about your development, but do some research." i mean, it's always good to have a list -- like, your dream list, like, "who, if i can talk to someone, would i die to go talk to?" and then do some research on that person and put yourself in position so you can say, "hey, how are you? i really enjoyed your tweet about blah, blah, or the story you posted about this was really interesting, and i wanted to follow up." you have to have that engagement, as has been said. >> and people really do notice when you've done the work. >> yes! >> so read a couple of articles. a lot of women will talk about work-life balance. i've given up on it. i've got two kids. i've changed sheets f

the founder of linkedin plans on investing and london -- in london's entrepreneur first.ding to people familiar with the move, it is a methodist boost front company. at venturea partner firms and is a board member at microsoft and airbnb. whole foods had a 25% increase in store traffic in the first two days after the amazon deal was concluded. they had a highly publicized price cuts at the time. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. is heating up as china has a deadline for automakers to end sales of fuel powered vehicles. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is "bloomberg markets." this week, we're focusing on the rise of electric nichols and how the world's biggest economies are contributing to that expansion. china is setting a deadline to end fossil fuel cars in that country. let us bring in david welsh. ambitioussounds very to ban sales of everything that isn't electric. it is. they haven't been a deadline on us. it could be 2030 or 2040, but they have really big stuff in ways to encourage electric cars encouragee to electric cars. they need to be plug-in hybrid or elec

this is a picture from his linkedin page. a county internet crime task force launched an investigation. investigators had search warrants at his home and the fire station where he worked in oakland. the fire station is right across the street from the family justice center. >> it creates more of a market and we need to stop this to protect our children in our communities. >> he has been placed in administrative leave. >> if the allegations are true, this criminal behavior violates our community standard of decency. >> henry joining us live in the studio. charged with sharing more than 600 images. that is one of the primary reasons the judge ruled on the request to be released from his attorney but not to release him. was it the amount of images? >> we have images of these children who are themselves often victims of abuse and other things. >> of the images, did you learn anything in regards -- are these children that he knows? >> we don't think he actually victimized these children. they are children that are less than 12 and

the careers website listed almost 400 openings in the country with another 900 on linkedin.ket share in china dwindled to less than 1% last year. citigroup is expecting trading revenue to fall 15% in the third quarter from a year back, and says it remains subdued. the chief's financial and -- officer says there was activity ahead of the u.s. elections. the drop was roughly $3.5 billion, which would be the lowest figure since the final three months of 2013. foxconn says the $19.2 billion trip -- chiphiba's unit has yet to be matched by another bitter -- bidder. the bid is backed by apple, softbank, and sharp, which was bought by another listerine 2013. rival bidders who have offered pose an antitrust risk. geopolitics again in the mix. tough sanctions against north korea.my next guest is a former government sanctions expert at the foundation for defense of democracy. joining us is anthony ruggiero. anthony, the u.s. did not get the initial "package" they wanted. they had to water it down for russia and china to come on board, but in your opinion, how far does this get them? ?

both are closed and owned by this man seen in his linkedin profile, nick winn, accused of failing toe and advertising fees. the complaint reads, "cardio bar depends on reports and royalty payments and advertising fees to fund the operation of its business and generate a reasonable return of its franchisee." a cross-complaint accuses cardio bar franchise of fraud and breach of contract, saying it failed to provide promised training and advertising and the company's mandatory program significantly reduced his revenue. in their counter complaint, winn's attorney said mr. winn repeatedly ride to make his franchises work while only being met with obstruction and sabotage. >> it would be great for everyone to get their payments reimbursed for all the unused classes. >> reporter: the san francisco district attorney's office is asking consumers with unused classes to contact the consumer unit. attorney alex vasian told us if anyone has evidence the compan took money for new memberships after they intended to shut down the business, we want to hear about it. >> they want to conduct their inve

(estacio reporting) this is a picture of 45 san leandro resdient demilo hodge from his linkedin accountwing a smiling happy man. hodge ran an executive limo service based in napa - his company recently won a prestigious award. brian sayles, friend, owner of a limo excursion & wine tours. "he was a beautifull person." i spoke with hodge's friend brian sayles on the phone - he also runs a limo service - he says he helped hodge launch his company. sayles. he was a good family man, good friend, when i met him a couple of years ago. he loved his kids, he loved his business nothing but love. that picture far different then this one from wednesday - where hodge after a pursuit, standoff and shoot out died after gunfire eruppted between the limo owner and several officers on interstate 80. earlier on wednesday morning, fairfield police had tracked hodge down to a home in richmond - but he evaded richmond police which lead to a chase. fairfield police say they wanted hodge as a murder suspect lt. robert lenke, fairfield pd. "the homicide was back in 2015, the victim was william freeman." some wi

this is a picture of him -- from his linkedin page. he had more than 600 images of child demography including those of toddlers on a personal laptop that had a fire department local. a task force marched investigation into him last month. they say he sent to hundred images to an undercover sheriff deputy. investigators served search warrants at his home in the fire station where he works. the fire station is right across the street from the alameda county family justice center which helps the victims of sexual assault and exploitation. >> it creates more of the market. we need to stop this and protect the children.>> reporter: he has been placed on it ministry did leave. darren white said i am appalled by the disturbing nature of these charges. if the allegations are true this criminal behavior violates our can -- standard of decency and breaches of the standard of conduct we uphold of the oakland fire department. >>'s attorney said the charges don't fit the man. his client received an army accommodation metal. the city of oakland cite

it's much bigger than twitter, instagram, snapchat, linkedin. facebook way above twitter.luential. it creates issues whether this is real news, fake news, whatever it may be. >> anyone out there watching know if you spend $100,000 with facebook you will have a hard time getting them to return your phone calls. they are a monopoly. but $100,000 wompt a worth of as know you have to hit someone 5, 6, 7 times for a few weeks influence them. but facebook controls so much information that they can change what you get to see as a news consumer. connell: so sit could goat other way. some of you may have seen this online. there are reports of price gouge. some severe price gouging in some cases in the state of florida ahead of irma. . . . . ♪ ah, my poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? enough. take that. a breathe right nasal strip of course. imagine just put one on and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep. better than a catnap. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe righ

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