branson to write posts on linkedin itself. so kind of from one day to the next, linkedin stopped sending people to places like quartz and harvard business review and sent them to posts on linkedin itself written by people like richard branson. if we had overoptimized our content to work on linkedin, this would have been existential. but we're young. we just rolled with it and focused on other places like facebook, having learned an important lesson. the quality of the content, the journalism, the creativity, the ideas were all you could really control over the long-term. and you had to be pragmatic about the cycles of products and platforms and consumer habits. i think it's possible to be realistic about things like that, but also remain engaged and anchored in some optimism. as samir said, the components of what can work are clear and editorial quality is an anchor for that. and i wasn't kidding earlier when i said that maria and samir could use your support. and, in fact, all of us can play a role in this by buying quality j

linkedin launched something called influencers. they asked people like richard branson to write a post on linkedin itself. from one day to the next, linkedin stopped sending places to quartz and harvard review and started sending them to their own site. if we had over optimized our content to work on linkedin, this would've been existential. we were young, we rolled with it, we focused another places like facebook, having learned important lessons. the quality of the content, the journalism, the creativity, the ideas were all you could really control over the long-term. you had to be pragmatic about the cycle of the products and platforms, and consumer habits. it is possible to be realistic about things like that, and remain engaged and anchored in optimism. the components of what can worker clear. editorial quality is an anchor for that. i was not kidding earlier when i said, maria and sameer could use your report. we can play a role in this by purchasing quality journalism, or a subscription to quality websites, or sending money

to write on linkedin itself. so from one day to the next they stop sending people to places like us, and sent them to post on linkedin itself. if we had over optimized our content, this would have been existential. we were young and we just rolled with it. we focused on other places like facebook, having learned an important lesson. the quality of the content, the journalism, the creativity, the ideas were all you could control over the long-term, you had to be pragmatic about the cycles of products and platforms and consumer had a -- habits. i think it's possible to be realistic about things like that but remain engaged and anchored in optimism. as sameer said, the components of what can work are clear and editorial quality is an anchor. i was not kidding when i said maria and samir could use your support. all of us can play a role in this by purchasing quality journalism, whether it's a newspaper, a subscription, or sending money to someone like maria. i think the news of the future can get better, but we have

linkedin is the largest online network. there are about 530 million members using our site.n this san francisco office there's about 1400 employees working in roughly 400,000 square feet. >> after signing up for the program we heard about the san francisco program and learned they had commercial rates and signed up for that. i'm the co-owner of the new wheel electric bike shop. we opened this store in 2012 and the new wheel sells and services electric bikes. 11 people work here in san francisco and our store is about 2,000 square feet. electric bikes are fantastic for transportation in the city, they're clean and green and you get places faster than any other form of transportation. it amplifies the power, it doesn't replace it. it makes it easier to get places by bicycle and it's so enjoyable and environmentally friendly way to go and more convenient in san francisco. >> clean power sf requires two products, green, 40% renewable and competitively priced with pg and e. for those who want to fight climate change more, 100% renewable at $0.02 per kilawatt. >> i decided to go w

this is near the linkedin parking lot in the presidio. we are told that they will need to rig a high angle rope rescue, that is something that can lever up over the cliff and go down. they will send firefighters with that experience to go down and get this individual. that is the latest right now from the live news desk, i'm ken bastida. >>> were getting rid of a delay for samsung's new foldable phone. they say the galaxy fold will not be released for a few more weeks. for $2000 phone was originally slated to come out this friday and the delay comes after tech experts saw flickering display screens and other issues. and happen with a plastic film was peeled off the phone screen. people who preordered the device are being told they will get updates on shipping information in two weeks. >>> today is earth day and people all around the world are pitching in to help clean the environment and make the world a better place. joy benedict is in los angeles with a look at what americans are doing on this 49th birthday. >> reporter: a day devoted t

chika: it is different than linkedin. system based on business cards.n be accessible for everybody in the company. companyo approach some and i can search the name of a company. path toagues may have a that company and i can ask them to connect with me for the company. that is the whole idea. instead of business a social network. rishaad: how do you make money? are you profitable? chika: it is a cloud service. depending on the number of users, the number of business cards you will use, we will charge by those numbers. rishaad: ok, are you profitable? that is the other part of the question. chika: we are not profitable yet. we raised the money to make an investment to gain more users. we are seeing the possibility of making an ipo. we will be profitable in the near future. chika: that would be my next question. rishaad: -- that was going to be my next question. are you planning an ipo? chika: i am not in a position to provide the timing but we are ready at any time. depending on the situation of the market and how we want to proceed to the business. >> w

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. >>> linkedin as the top companies to work for. alphabet amazon dropped two places.t makes the top five. tesla isn't crack the top 25 here we have linkedin's editor and chief. >> the fact tesla is still in the top 25 is pretty shocking. this is a company that had layoffs. one of the things we're looking for is job growth. it's one of the requirements people that work at tesla love working there. there are fewer of them than there were and i think one of the things we've seen on the list is there's a massive lag in -- between the way the people see the brand or the way they're attracting headlines and when job seekers want to work at the companies. even when a company is getting through negative news cycles, we don't see a slowdown in hiring or people trying to get into the companies. a few years later, suddenly that hit starts happening >> you see a company move up like alphabet. amazon moves down. is it more about facebook and alphabet doing better or were there reasons amazon went down >> these companies are so tight. it could be any of them any time they've been t

it kind of reminds me of linkedin many years ago when we signed up for it and we inadvertently clicked do you want us to import and then send every person in your contacts an e-mail to join you on linkedin and then your ex's are wondering why you're e-mailing them. this is another bad step. wired has an attar kel an an ar. it's stuff we've already known. it's all pieced together in one place. but the troubling take-away from this, and we were talking about this in the break, is they seem so unprepared for everything that keeps happening to them. their whole mantra of move fast and break stuff absolutely is what's happening. the only problem is, it seems like when you walk away from it what they've really broken is the users' trust in the system to protect their privacy, to make sure that they're not seeing fake news or false information. cheryl: at the same time, they're also breaking shareholder trust. you have a lot of shareholders now that want mark zuckerberg to step aside. that he founded a great company but he's not fit to run a great company. you do have an adult in the room in

then we have seminars, and we have linkedin seminar, and that way people can tweak theirls sk we have one on age discrimination. a lot of people are nervous about going back into the job market. they might be interviewing with somebo the agef their child or grandchild. >> that cabe very int intimidating. wpl interests, they may want to start their own industry, and they get to meet people and talk and sit one-on-one and it's vere entrepial, which is what some could need. >> we are talking about the upcoming expo in montgomery county on april 15th. we'll be right back. stay with us. nothing says spring like fresh flowers, so let's promote our spring travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: (sneezes) earn one free night when you stay just twice this spring. allergies. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. >>> welcome back, we're talking about the over 50 expo coming up on april 15th. what kind of advice would you give somebody looking for a job with yourcompany? be comfortable and confident. have those conversations, have that dialogue. a lot of people are introve

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career networking site linkedin because it does not store user data on russian servers.ow with the new law, they are takiking things a step further. lawmakers want all russian internet traffic routed through russian servers. >> this law w will help us defed our internet traffic from aggressive action from abroad. reporter: the author of the bill believes it is a very real danger the u.s. could cutut pressure off from the net. critics fear that the government simply wants to control all internet traffic in russia. in march, thousands of people demonstrated against the proposed law change. many think the official reasoning is implausible. >> it is technically impossible to cut pressure e off from the internet. there is no official button to turn off the internet, in the u.s. or in germany. reporter: with the law change, the governmement regulator willl gain more power and be able to put m more pressure on foforeign internet companieses. itit h has already demanded fack and twitter m move r russian usr data onto o servers in russia, d threatened to block access to the site

o'clock on kron on that's our new streaming apps will review his storied career teach him about linkedin and the secretary tells us what he wants his legacy to be that's tomorrow starting at 00:10am in the morning only on kron on. >>as going take a live look outside right now at at the san mateo bridge in the hustle home on this hump day. >>bring sunglasses said bright sunny day here in the bay lovely weather day chief meteorologist large car know is here more of the same tomorrow, maybe even a little warmer even warmer outside these temperatures going pop 80's around a good part of the bay area even inside the bay, how about this this is a great shot would be a great day to get out there and hang out on the bay right there on the dock and just put your feet there in the water and enjoy the sunshine. >>and the beautiful weather outside and it's going to continue we're going to another great day tomorrow tomorrow probably going to be the peak. the heat is high pressure builds in little went along the delays at sfo. we've got a nice clear skies in oakland delays at san jose either so looki

bring your linkedin account or--how does that work?ce: that's a good question because actually we are providing some one-on-one matchmaking opportunities for those who register in advance and i think that you have the website to put up, the event website. free registration to all. it runs between 8:30 and 1 o'clock and there will be two tracks of workshops: one geared just more generally toward growing your business, access to capital, what lenders look for. and then a second track that will actually focus on upcoming opportunities. damian: and i know that sometimes when events like this are set up, if it's not working we don't have the annual event. so something here is working. tell us what's been successful, maybe the success stories that you're able to tell from what you've had here. bruce: i think that the fact that we're able to attract between 300 and 400 attendees every year shows that this is something that works and it is something that our board of supervisors is very committed to, as is our procurement--office of procuremen

during a rally five years ago biden came up from behind her, placed his hands on her shoulders, linkedin, smelled her hair and then slowly placed a kiss on the back of her head as she was preparing to take the stage. >> i think joe biden has a big problem here because he calls it affection handshakes is particles that completely inappropriate. >> let's see what the facts bear out in right now i have tremendous respect for the vice president. >>> for his allegations come as joe biden is poised to announce whether he is going to run for president. >>> there's number of pedestrian deaths is on the rise with transportation experts say is at least partly to blame. >>> the state of california said it's ready, the spillway oracle them will be used for the first time since its billion-dollar rebuild. >>> rain back in the forecast. not a lot but when weather and clouds and what we saw the last couple days. >>> seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and t

find me on social media, twitter, facebook, linkedin, snapchat and whatever else i'm on.allace now. >>> it's 4:00 in new york. the deadline for house democrats for the release of the full unredacted mueller report, along with all the evidence that supports its find i guess is highly unlikely to be met by the justice department. as a result, attorney general william barr is now facing the prospect of a subpoena fight for the mueller findings. barr last friday offered to make a redacted copy of the mueller report available within weeks falling short of promising the full copy democrats are demanding. with the outcome of the obstruction of justice investigation into the president left unresolved by the special counsel, there is increased urgency on the part of the democrats to understand the conduct that led mueller to basically refuse to render a judgment on the obstruction case. that plus public polling that shows the president's exoneration tour had l

try to fix all these things, then let's do it, fine, but you're not going to make -- >> in this linkedin i do it from an engineering point of view right now, this is a short conversation that is like this -- if you want to take the time to look at it point by point from an engineering -- how much of it is because of technology replacing the middle class -- >> right, that's a problem, globalization -- >> you could look on the linkedin in piece, piece by piece. find something there that you disagree with, and i'd be happy to respond to it. >> we're going to continue spending more time with ray dalio right after the break and we're going to have the governor of connecticut on as well to talk about the future of education in that state. so, thank you, ray joseph. >>> all right, coming up, we will welcome ned lamont, the governor of connecticut. he'll join our conversation about reforming capitalism as well as public education it's a good idea that follows ray dalio's $100 lln ledge to connecticut schools. stay tupd. you're watching "squawk box. will it feel like the wheend of a journey?p wor

also find me on social media, twitter, facebook, snapchat and, of course, linkedin.hite house" with nicolle wallace starts now. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. the question, how far will donald trump go to keep his finances hidden? the answer may lie in a new lawsuit donald trump and his kids, ivanka, don jr. and eric filed against banks subpoenaed by congress, deutsche bank and capital one. the lawsuit is designed to block those banks from responding in any way to the congressional committee seeking information about trump's finances. "new york times" reporting, quote, in this suit filed in federal court in manhattan, the president and his family members argue the democratic house committee leaders who issued subpoenas engaged in a broad overreach. representative maxine waters, the chair of the financial services committee and adam schiff, chair of the intel committee issued a joint statement accusing the president of obstructing lawmaker's constitutional oversight authority and added,

linkedin, 27%. dynamics 365 up 43%.atrick morehead saying that ugt is suggests to him that they are picking off customers fromacleoe morgan, back to you. >> and i'm watching that jedi pentagon cloud contract closely as you are quick question for you the bounce back on window sales this past quarter, a lot of that decline, that earlier decline had been tied to manufacturing delays at intel. we get those results after the bell today is there a read-through here >> so it is interesting because invest are informations might not focus on windows as much as they used to, but it is still an important revenue driver for this company the team at burnsteen would estimate 20% of last time they said that it had fallen, but now up 9% on the improved chip supply amy hood says she feels pretty good about the supply at least when it comes to the premium consumer segment and commercial segment. so we'll see what intel's bob swan and his team have to say after the close today. >> we know you'll bring us those numbers as well. thank you.

it doesn't mean that a couple years from now it won't become a facebook or linkedin that both sold higherreason to want to jump into uber right here. lauren: a lot of people saying lyft could be a cautionary tale for uber but you could make the argument that uber is more diversified. they have uber eats, a bike program, et cetera. they're not just ride sharing. >> listen, they're a great model. but it cost them so much to get this far, there's so much debt on the books and so we'll see what geeswhat goes on from ther. lauren: thank you very much. we have a programming note. maria bartiromo will have all of the breaking earnings numbers, particularly from the banks, later this morning on "mornings with maria." cheryl: the european union giving the green light to start trade talks with the united states. will this produce any real results for the u.s. economy? let's bring in wells fargo senior economist, mark vitner. our trade deficit with the europeans has widened and that's something i'm sure the president doesn't like to see. now they're willing to come to the table but agriculture, the

tom osily is here from my office and the neighborhood prosecutor that's assigned to tenderer linkedin and in frequent conversations with the captain and others to try to think about the kinds of cases that may have more of an impact than the more basic arrests and prosecuteses that we see. prosecutions we see. i think this was covered by the budget analyst and this was the percentage of our cases, both in midsmisdemeanors and felonies ad what their estimates are in terms of our budget. and then here, also, in the budget and legislative analyst report, this just snow shows the fiscal year, the number of cases brought to us and the percentage of those that we took action on. so we had an over 86% action rate on the 750-ish cases brought to us. sounded like there were questions that were largely answered by the police department about people that suffered repeat arrests. but i would just say that we do file the vast majority of what is brought to us in terms of consequences that are administered by the court or through our pleas and that varies. we do try to offer diversion to many of th

what the ceis telling us about this linkedin b posting that sought a candidate who was preferably caucasian. tu> also ahead, doug is tracking some temperare swings for you and a big nwarmup o the wa y, >>> crowloudy monday to start t week. >> going to be some rain tonight. >> we went from summer to spring again. >> and then right back to summer tomorrow. back to spring and then back to summer. >> roller coaster. >> welcome to washington. >> it happens thisime of year. 've got some very cool numbers with all the cloud coverrecross the a there's the clouds. yeah. it looks liesnice and springy w trees. greens on the winds out of the sought now. that's a good sign. winds out of the south at 12 miles an hour. g degrees. that's why we'veone up. 12 miles an hour out of the sought. it has been out of the east. that's why we have the clouds all day long. now we're actually seeing a shift in the wind. 63 leesburg. 59 in manassas. cool for sure. we had some shower activity back to the west. some cloud cover really right along and east of the blue ridge here.th is is that damming cold air where the coo

blockchain and the coin, keywords are trending on linkedin, they are demanding higher pay for blockchainecause the prices have been falling does not mean much. the industry is growing at a rapid pace. show you a chart hillary put together for me this morning when we saw this vague move, she said it has blown through three standard deviations. she wanted to see how often that has happened over the last five years. obviously it is very volatile, and from these spikes we so i go through three standard deviations in 2018, 2017 a lot. it is unusual over history, but it is unusual over the last year to see this kind of move. is it possible that people on twitter have been saying this was an april. was pushedtf through? mati: i believe the april fools day put everybody in a good mood, there were jokes rolling back and forth. there was an article which was a said a bitcoinat etf was approved. that came out 18 hours before it happened, everybody understood it was an april fool's joke. i do not think that caused such a massive move. anna: thank you very much, mati greenspan, senior market analyst,

our con reporter susan hogan is working for you tonight so you can find out if your car is linkedin this. susan. >> jim, just to be clear, the air bags we'rere talking about a not related to the takata investigation. according to the national highway traffic and safety administstion, the air b manufactured by a german company may actually not inflate in a crash. the problem could be responsible for as many as eight deaths. the affect the vehicles, toyota, hyundai, honda, kia, mitsubishi, and fiat chrysler. model years 2010 through 2019. regular la regulators expanded tlr investigation into an engineering unless which is one step away from a recall. in a statement the air bag manufacturer says it's committed to safety and is cooperating with regulators and automakers. now, hyundai, kia and fiat chrysler have already issuedn recalls iis case. you can check for recalls on your car right now on this, sight and we also have link for you in the nbc washington app. all you have to do i srch vehicle recall. >> thank you, susan. >>> the books you probably think if i need a book, i'll go to amazon

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to say we ask very nicely and get permission, share this with me, share that with me, share this linkedinw. instead of looking for jobs, i'll serve up jobs that actually match you. i should have said this. our match rate of applying is 30%. a normal -- anybody el it's about nine so it shows this effectiveness or using the ai for things like a manager who says i'm doing salary, right? we do something to make sure salaries are share no unconscious buyers in there and as well, protective retention. that allowses us to use data we're et 5% accurate and save $300 million in replacement costs from that. these are good for the employee and it's really good for business. >> and there's an unprecedent number of companies, startups going public this year and that has got to create just an impact in the labor market, in the financiial markets. demand for technology. what's your take on the significance of this boom right now that we're seeing at this stage of the economy and how it's affected them at ibm? >> it's not just driven by that. you've got this whole new way technology is going to change ev

you know we also have to take into account that there were some really great ipos, facebook, linkedinh dipped sharply after the ipo and have done extremely well some of them haven't, blue apron is a good case i don't think there's too much correlation between lyft and the others for these reasons. >> david, i'll put the same question to you. >> yeah. you know, i think there have some things that are obviously similar, but some notable differences which eric touched on a little bit. i remember well truman said i want economists with just one hand because he's always saying on the other hand. this is a yes, and no answer to your question. yes, the one deal can color sentiment in the market for others that are broadly in this same bucket, so we're talking about large tech companies here, high growth, targeting largely the same investor set. i think sentiment might be affected by prior deals, but there's enough distinction here in these two companies that you just referenced, very different markets, that they're targeting, ride share versus the curated content that the other one is target

they could have made it because i think it would have been a perfect fit for what they've got with linkedin here but they didn't and at some point in the future, i think that one could be something that's on the radar and that we're talking about. >> to scott's point, though, i think if you had any major upset within any earnings of some of the large tech companies because s&p is a market cap weighted index, there would be a hiccup >> that's where i'm going. you've got tech is the best performing group year to date, right? up better than 27% and you're going right into the gauntlet over the next several days today, we said microsoft and facebook tomorrow, amazon, monday, alphabet, tuesday, apple, netflix, of course, already reported but pete this is the gauntlet >> it is >> you go in, you better come out intact >> absolutely. and you got to show what you did this quarter i even throw further out, obviously, you're talking about just the next few days but then you've got the old world like the oracles of the world coming out in june. so yes, i think each and every one of them is important bu

i do encourage people to read the paper that he put out on linkedin because there is a lot of statistics in there. he does, one line he had was that capitalists can't split the pie properly but socialists can't grow it. however, he highlighted the american dream, part of it which liz mentioned, the fact na the education levels and how americans score is much lower than a lot of other developed nations, but the other thing is economic mobility. we talk about the fact that we should be able to do what we want if we worked hard for that money. economic mobility is extremely low here. going from the lower class to middle class, you are starting to see the middle class slowly diminish. i think that yes, this is a policy way for the democrats to speak and maybe you can say schultz is a centrist but overall, it's raising an issue a lot of people are talking about at the moment given the income gap, given the wealth gap. david: you did say economic mobility here was extremely low. it has historically been much higher than other countries, even europe, let alone -- forget about the socialist coun

you can find us on facebook, linkedin and youtube under the u.s.census bureau we are also on twitter, instagram at u.s. census bureau. i encourage you to sign up for e-mails and to stay tuned and updated rather with us at the public information at the census.gov. one other thing, our media vendor day for the 2020 census advertising campaign is this week in new york april 3. you can find more information at 2020 census.gov. i want to thank you all for being here and if you're the media we invite you to stay behind for cret quick media availability but again i like to think the partners assured of today, on the stage, and the audience via the webcast. we think everybody and we hope you shake your future and start here with 2020 census. [applause] >> we will ask in regards to time if you speak into the mic, name affiliation, one question and one follow-up every time. >> thank you, i am going to open up with the most question which is if you had any reaction to president trump's tweet about the census this morning? >> today we are very focused and were

you could find us on facebook, linkedin and youtube under the u.s. census bureau. we are also on twitter and instagram at u.s. census bureau. i encourage you to sign up for emails and to stay tuned. and updated with us, the public information oef .pio census.gov. one other thing if you can dmulg me i would mention the media surrender day for the 2020 census advertising campaign is in week in new york, april 3rd. can you find more information about that at 2020 census.gov. i want to thank you all for being here. if you're with the media, we invite you to stay behind for a quick media availability. but again, i'd like to thank the partners that showed up today, on the stage, in the audience and via the webcast. we thank everybody. and we hope that you shape your future, start here with the 2020 census. [ applause ] >>> we're going to ask in regards to time, if you speak into the mic, name, affiliation, we'll give you one question and one follow-up in the interest of time. okay? no -- right here. she had -- right here. >> okay, thank you. i'm lauren with reuters. i'm

@ckchumley or find me on linkedin. @est: and i am on twitter stesfaye.t: thank you to both of you. in exchange that took place between hogan gidley and allie jackson. we will come back again jonathan levin's perspective. [video clip] good: there has been some confusion. president trump got $91 billion for the hurricane. that is not true. hogan: they are getting $91 billion. he does not have that, he is getting it. hogan: -- hallie: that is not true! that is not a true fact. we have had mismanagement and you've seen food rotting in the ports, the governor has done a horrible job, and he is trying to find someone to take the blame off of him for not having a good grid. thate: these are things are not true, just on a factual basis, because of hurricane katrina, and it is estimated to cost more. let me ask you about another fact here. president trump says puerto rico is only taking from the usa. that is part of his tweet. i thank you and i both agree that president trump knows u puerto ricans are u.s. citizen. hogan: correct. allie: does he think they are no

should be an independent regulator, there should be an independent complaints process and perhaps a linkedinut what happened when there is a confrontation on the door or something like that. when it is the case they well—organised firms in the industry to get their people wearing body worn cameras, the are almost invariably any potential complaints. people can see what did or didn't happen. we think that should be made standard practice across the industry. is it difficult to strike the right balance on this between doing what he bailiffs is supposed to do, suing someone a 40 p debts, without overstepping the line? the civil enforcement association which represents bailiffs they've accused campaigners of failing to make a distinction between the laws that are broken and laws that people simply don't like. i think the difficulty is this, it's that lack of any independent adjudicator in the process that's the problem. we heard evidence from both sides. there was good practice on the enforcement side, but also some very on the enforcement side, but also some very striking evidence from various

frankly as a tech entrepreneur that stifles innovation to create a better version of facebook or linkedine. how do we think about data portability in this situation and working with the big if i have to make data portability front and center issue. >> i love it. i didn't talk about it because to me it's more a competition issue than privacy issue, although it obviously crosses bounds. the big five are not monolithic, neither is the tech industry. that's really, really important. there's really maybe two, three companies whose entire business model is based on selling ads. microsoft and amtz have a very different take -- i'm not sure who you're including in the big five, i'm just guessing. a very, very different take on privacy than perhaps google and facebook and maybe throw amazon in there as well. look, i think we could bring two or three of those companies to the table around all the principles that we just talked about. maybe now you saw mark zuckerberg put out a piece in the post that got mixed reviews. i thought it was a good, thoughtful -- it pushed them firth than where they have