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linkedin released a statement saying it does not tolerate hate of any kind. all right. time to talk about our weather, because more rain is ahead, dan. >> sounds like it, ama. before we get to that, happy valentines day to you both. >> thank you. >> thank you, yes. same to you as well. both of you i should say. >> all right. i am going to take it away. live doppler 7 right now, we are seeing the first signs of the storm around northern california and in the sierra, rain and and snow. a lot of cloud cover tonight. temperatures anywhere from the 50s. lower to middle 50s. here is a lovely live view from the roof cam. level one system coming your way in the morning. spotty light showers and we are expecting a blustery day. the winds will really be picking up. tomorrow morning you might run in to some of those damp roadways. by noontime the system is done. you will notice the showers will begin to taper in the si air as well. there is a winter weather advisory until noon tomorrow. best to hold off on travel because it will be difficult with heavy snow coming down. now the be

linkedin released a statement saying it does not tolerate hate of any kind. all right. time to talk about our weather, because more rain is ahead, dan. >> sounds like it, ama. before we get to that, happy valentines day to you both. >> thank you. >> thank you, yes. same to you as well. both of you i should say. >> all right. i am going to take it away. live doppler 7 right now, we are seeing the first signs of the storm around northern california and in the sierra, rain and and snow. a lot of cloud cover tonight. temperatures anywhere from the 50s. lower to middle 50s. here is a lovely live view from the roof cam. level one system coming your way in the morning. spotty light showers and we are expecting a blustery day. the winds will really be picking up. tomorrow morning you might run in to some of those damp roadways. by noontime the system is done. you will notice the showers will begin to taper in the si air as well. there is a winter weather advisory until noon tomorrow. best to hold off on travel because it will be difficult with heavy snow coming down. now the be

this is available on linkedin, this isn't in our video the companies around the world using the samerom several coke employees who disagree with the statement that was not part of their platform or at least it was last week but regardless you make a good point that is a much larger story in this scenario, linked to be in learning has worked with the author of white fragility to create this program that gives horribly false information about all white people being socialized, racist and tells them try to be less white. it is a bigger story to me that this is being platform done something like linkedin that is used across the country and thousands of companies for their online training and that is a bigger problem than just coca-cola. shannon: so caught my eye, i saw this headline talking from the free beacon, bill and melinda gates foundation behind antiracist -- a group it refers to is allegedly getting some funding from the gates foundation, a little information, asking students to show their work is racist, the guidebook dismantling racism and mathematic construction asks teachers

if linkedin is behind it, it's everywhere.or corporations direct to the learning platform which is owned byhe microsoft. in one of her lunatic presentations d'angelo notes "to be less white is to be less oppressive, less arrogant, less defensive and more humble." you see that on your screen. the present intention urged employees to be less white. again, many corporations are using linkedin for training including coca-col,a, which you will be surprised to know is run by a white guy. jimmy vance of the "hillbilly elegy", i have to wonder, what effect this kind of stuff is happening on our society? >> first of all, tucker, it is ridiculous and frankly destroying our society. i think about my own family tucker and one of the great things that has happened to me and the greatest thing in my who is i married a woman was not the same skin color is me. i was able to do that because i grew up in the country that taught us not to think about each other as members of a racial group. we were taught to think about each other as people. wha

the video in question was accessible on the linkedin platform but not on the curriculum.mpanies all over the world could be using the same material, right? >> yeah, i will tell you that i heard from several coke employees that disagree strongly with that statement, that it was not part of their platform or at least it was last week. regardless, you make a good point that is a larger story. linkedin learning has work with robin deangelo to create this program that gives horribly false information about all white people being socialized and control other people and let rally telling them to be less white. it's a far bigger story on something like lingled in that is used across the country for training that is a bigger problem than just coca-cola. >> shannon: something that caught me eye, i saw this headline talking about -- this is from the free beacon. liberal education collective claims asking students to show their work is racist. dismantling racism asks teachers to uphold capitalist and imperialist and racist views. math. >> math. here's what people need to understand a

. >>> linkedin is apologizing after requiring applicants to be nonasian.e posted for a data analyst and many called out the company and linkedin on social media platforms. it says nonasian as part of the requirements. abc7 talked to one of the first people who brought it to their attention. >> i was taken aback but after seeing that i was able to bring some awareness to the hurtful language and this example can help us reach a more inclusive and positive future. >> aptude removed the post and conducting an investigation. linkedin released a statement saying it doesn't tolerate racism or hate of any kind. >>> as the bay area deals with issues of race and social justice, we are here to help. you can just head to our website, abc7 news.com/takeaction for a list of local resources. >>> all right, chef denado scotty is getting hit hard just like a lot of other restaurant owners during this pandemic but getting creative, as well, offering cooking kits that you use during live cooking classes that he teaches and they have sweet treats still available for valentin

many people called out the company and linkedin on tiktok and other social media platforms. abc 7 talked to one of the people who first brought attention. >> this example can help us reach more, a more inclusive and positive future. >> aptude says it has removed the post and conducting an investigation. linkedin released a statement saying it doesn't tolerate racism or hate of any kind. >>> as the bay area deals with issues of race and social justice, we are here to help. just head to our website, abc7news.com/takeaction for a list of local resources. >>> and new developments. uc berkeley has reversed its ban on students exercising outdoors. the ban was imposed earlier this week after a spike in covid cases on campus. right now 2,000 students isolating in their dorm rooms. a strict lockdown that started on february 1st ends on monday. >>> and another union square store is shutting its doors. popular japanese clothing store uniqlo confirmed it is closing its location on powell street this spring. the company plans to lay off 69 workers at the store by april 2nd. uniqlo did no

. >> i think about the competition from a linkedin, from a facebook, competition from just being able to go outside with your community how do you think about though vertical, particularly when you this is those are places where bumble will see the growth in the future >> i think bumble will be in the chordating product certainly they'll continue to see the strong growth, the desire to connect with people is not going away romantically, but i do think there's a lot of growth available in these other categories linkedin serving a great purpose. it's a phone book in a business sense. i think facebook serves that purpose, but it's not really a -- i think that bumble does that in a meaningful one-to-one way. you can say, hey, this is what i'm looking for in a friend, a roommate, a running buddy. i need a kid who also just had a kid. you ask get gran uugranular >> even if the dating place, there's a lot of players what sets bumble apart >> you know, it's like tesla, right? tesla did not invent car or electric cars. what tesla did is brought a new brand and new message that was value aligne

linkedin as a prime example and your interest in the digital currency platforms but tell us what thet platform that you think will be transformative that you want to invest in. >> well, so i've been doing a bunch of mobility and joby is the latest but a convoy with trucks, aurora with autonomous vehicles, all of these things are redefinitions of how work and commute and life comes together obviously airbnb was one of my early ones redefining space and kind of how people travel and platforms are also forms of networks recently i think we've been looking a lot about what happens with work and games within mobile things and what new kinds of applications and platforms are there. so, for example, koda, which is like how do you reinvest a notion of a new kind of productivity that allows a team working together those have been things i've been doing. because we're more and more in the network age mobile, cloud, ai, et cetera, those things, we're going to see all of these transformations continuing to happen as new networks emerge. >> reid, i hope you'll indulge one question that is separat

linkedin is out with new -- agriculture and healthcare are -- recreation, travels and the arts remain among the industries hardest hit here with more on that and also what cities may offer the best employment prospects is karen k kimbrill, chief economist at linked in. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >>> what are the trends you are seeing >> sure. right now we are seeing a lot of softness that we saw continue into january, so our best guess is that double dip in the labor market was experiencing, you know, the last couple months, we're probably only starting to climb out of it. you know, maybe tomorrow's numbers will look weakly positive, but not at all anything to consider a ictory. i think we'll have to wait until february to really start to see our labor market pull itself out of this double dip >> why do you think that is? part of the seasonal effects now with the covid cases, some of the key metrics are coming down and that could be a leading indicator? >> i think it's all about getting ahead of the virus the virus is shutting down the industries where we hire

but not just facebook, twitter, linkedin and all the social media companies have to navigate these decisions in realtime. >>> born and raised in oakland. leron armstrong sworn in as new police chief. >> to best of my ability to perform the duties of chief of police of the oakland police department. >> i do. >> congratulations. >> and then as you can see there, sealed with elbow bump from oakland mayor libby schaaf. 22-year veteran with the oakland police department, credited most of his success to one person in particular, his mom. >> she's been amazing to me. she told me three things -- maintain your faith in god, always be respectful, and always believe that you can be anything you want to be. >> chief armstrong's wife drennan lindsay was up for the job, she was promoted to team. >>> several crimes caught on surveillance cameras, new chief, d.a. and hollywood star gathered to say the attacks have to stop. a plan for curbing crime. >> reporter: the man police believe is responsible for this violent attack on a 91-year-old and two other victims in oakland's chinatown is in jail tonight. >> t

like facebook and google combined they have to have a plan like they did for linkedin or they're noto do this deal. i think you should have some other incumbents looking at startups, clubhouse just got valued at a billion. twitter is being really aggressive on new services they're launching spaces i went on it last night. it's pretty cool i'd keep an eye out for what twitter has to say they have an analyst day on february 24th. >> coming up, bumble bouncing higher in its trading debut. when, even is bumble and should you buy it first we'll be joined by the ceo of am cuss out with some rare disease data. moving sharply after hours that and more when "fast money" returns. obsession has many names. this is ours. the new lexus is. all in on the sports sedan. lease the 2021 is 300 for $359 a month for thirty nine months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. it used to be that brainstorming required a whiteboard and squeaky markers, but when you have devices that let you collaborate in real time from anywhere, the future works better. microsoft surface devices with teams, orchestrated

there is linkedin and youtube and so far i haven't really been able to see an economy in content andeally building on twitter but maybe there's the possibility of some of that and some of these premium services that they seem to be at least noodling with >> you're totally right and that's part of the reason i'm so bullish about it you think about two companies that are private, one is clubhouse, one of our portfolio investments and one is substack in the newsletter space. the most vibrant creators on twitter, a lot of them are journalists, are a time of content producers, the anchors on this show and then thinking about going direct to their audiences twitter is their primary channel today but a risk of moving off to something like clubhouse. the acquired company called breaker, they acquire squad, a company called social review, are helping them build a new audio and newsletter ecosystem to allow them to monetize those types of creators and those aren't creators particularly on youtube and really not on a linkedin it's a place to shine especially written content. that's where i thin

, sony and linkedin. that includes passwords, phone numbers and credit card information. u.s.resident joe biden is making cybersecurity a priority. it hiring more experts and plans to boost funding. >> we have elevated the status of cyber issues within our government. including appointing the first deputy national security advisor for cyber, and emerging technology. we are launching an urgent initiative to improve our capability, readiness and resilience in cyberspace. anchor: let's bring our guests. jake williams, the president and founder of rendition. in geneva, switzerland. the ceo of cyber peace institute. and in arlington, virginia, the ceo of skype. welcome to the program. on the one hand, america is the world's most advanced cyber superpower, but is also the most targeted. how to the u.s. become as vulnerable as it has become? >> the expression, is the reference to the glasshouse. it's no surprise that the number one economy in the world, with modern business predicated on computers, with how active we are in foreign policy, that that would make us vulnerable. anchor:

going apple picking with brian kilmeade radio mine course called confronting racism was hosted by linkedint is now been removed in coca-cola denies the whiteness training is mandatory. meanwhile there's another brand-name slurping from a woke trough mr. potato does dropping the mr. like a hot potato. did you like back? according to bad company of girl potato can wear pants and a boy potato might wear earrings. hasbro now blames the mr. potato head characters and changing at all but going forward are the new brand-name will simply be potato head which oddly is a common act in dublin. california. dublin, california. >> i'm out. >> let's have a mr. potato head national championship, shall we? >> wait, wait, wait. [laughter] greg: there you go. kat coca-cola says it's not mandatory but if you didn't go there word would have gotten out that you didn't take the training and you are white. >> i am quite. yeah i am white. it's just because how can i be less white? i can do the less arrogant thing but as a woman who's had professional help for how much she hates herself i don't think i need that bu

the three skills that are standing out, according to a linkedin survey, software development, data andives of the uk's creative industries about the impact the end of visa—free travel to the eu is having post—brexit. the issue concerns notjust uk performers touring the eu, but also the transport of all their equipment. british—based haulage firms that specialise in moving bands around europe say they're struggling to operate under the new rules. joining me now is richard brown, transport manager at flybynite — it's is a touring haulage company that has supported tours by stars including lady gaga and queen. welcome to you. great to have you on the programme. i guess no touring is happening at the moment but you are preparing for the day, hopefully in the not—too—distant for the day, hopefully in the not—too—dista nt future, for the day, hopefully in the not—too—distant future, when it will. tell us how common it is for british—based haulage firms to be involved in a british—based music tour. to be involved in a british-based music tour. good morninu. british-based music tour. good morn

i talked to the linkedin cofounder, the cowboy ventures founder. i guess from the very first edition of "bloomberg tech." all of them will be with me here on a special 10 years of bloomberg technology. episode. i'm going to try to get through the hour without crying. you do not want to miss it. coinbase has applied to left its common stock on the nasdaq. for more, i want to bring in crystal. what do we know about coinbase? >> they are opening books for the first time. to most people surprise -- people's surprise, it is a company that has quite a lot of profit. they reported more than $300 million in profit in 2020 and more than $1 billion in revenue. maybe that is why they are picking the direct listing route. in the coming weeks, they will have an investor day. all the insiders can list their shares and we see it becoming a public company on the nasdaq. emily: how much does that market cap depend on the price of bitcoin and the massive fluctuations that we have seen? will the fluctuations in digital currency impact the ultimate market cap of coinb

and microsoft and linkedin, they are doing a lot more bundling of their services, which is also a competitive to salesforce. but they also have this large ecosystem that people continue to build for them which has protected them. emily: the tech selloff we saw today, is this a blip or part of a longer trend? chris: the market has been doing very well and a lot of these stocks are valued at 30, 40 times revenue. i think there is some room where it could go down. but at the same time, the fundamental companies, most are putting up impressive numbers, hitting guidance in a lot of cases, they are still growing and have a long run way ahead of them. it might be a blip or it might go on longer. emily: chris rothstein, i appreciate your insights. we will continue listening to the salesforce earnings call and bring you any updates as we have them. coming up, we speak to the galaxy digital president damien vanderwilt about the rise and fall of bitcoin and whether it will really become a mainstream trend. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to bloomberg technology. leading voices spo

speaking earlier in a linkedin post thing 5% of the top 1000 s&p stocks -- stocks in the united states are in bubble territory. do these continue to climb upward or can they be deflated without broader corrections? rebecca: we tried to look. we see many as much as 10 or 15% and what we define as bubble territory. often have not had sustained profits yet. a lot of leveraged money going into these. funnels can keep going up in the short term. when you see these indicators aligning it tells you their days are numbered. will it take down the broader market? it does not need to. it is something we are keeping an eye on. the total s&p does not appear to be in a bubble. tom: ray can pontificate. i'm going to suggest he probably got a brief from the adult in the room on currency equivalency. how can bitcoin be a currency? what is it? rebecca: i would not call it an alternative currency. it is an alternative to gold or a digital gold. that would be a better comparison. you have the similar supply constraints and it is something that investors have been looking too as they worry about fiat curre

. ♪ emily: linkedin co-founder reid hoffman's spac company has agreed to merge with joby aviation toe the electric air taxi start up public, ideal the deal combined at $6.6 billion expected to close in the second quarter. joby will list on the new york stock exchange. joining us for more is joby's executive chair paul sciarra. , paul, the air taxi is a few years out, not on the market yet. so why do a spac now? paul: first of all, thanks for having me on. i'm really excited about the news today. part of it is about the deal and transaction, and part of it is where we stand. in addition, we are releasing new flight footage of our vehicle moving through the full transition. we have put more than 1000 hours on that vehicle and feel really good. it is hitting all the numbers we set out this year. the range, the speed, and the overall capacity. it felt like the right time to put more resources on the balance sheet, but more important lee, we felt like we were ready for the technical standpoint, we have two get to the set of milestones to get us to commercial release. emily: we have been t

the one-shot vaccine candidate, and if approved j&j going to keep you posted on the daily news and linkedin. so now we go to julia boorstin with a market flash and disney. julia? >> disney shares are up almost 5% today, and the shares are bolstered by a bipartisan bill friday in california to lower the bar for large theme parks including disney world to open. now the theme parks cannot open in california until the state has minimal spread and that means less than one daily case per 100,000 people, and the bill would enable the parks to open with 25% capacity when the spread is moderate and that means fewer than four cases per that 100,000. and the theme parks are higher on the news including six flag, and sea world and cedar fair. and there is another factor bolstering the stock, and key bank is bullish on the subscriber growth, and we will learn more about the parks and disney's streaming business when the media giant reports after the bell thursday with its earnings. >> julia boorstin, thank you very much. >>> ahead, one surprising corner of the market that is getting a lot of love lately

sure, for example, what does internet safety look like, how is the quality of the dialogue on the linkedindoes moderation on xbox live look like, how do we think about github and making sure that community is thriving? to me, i'm very focused on the properties we have, scaling them, and scaling them without these unintended consequences, in particular around internet safety. emily: microsoft is teaming up with gm to commercialize self-driving cars. talk to us a little bit more about what we will see in terms of microsoft's mobility play. satya: it is an interesting combination. gm, an incumbent, and a new entrant, both relying and depending on microsoft's cloud computing technology to build their own computing platform. that is what we want to replicate broadly in the auto industry as well as in other industries, because we think that the model that at least i have is that this is not about one vertically integrated company like microsoft. it is about digital technology being much more evenly spread across every tech -- every industry becoming more like a digital tech industry. that is wha

according to a new linkedin survey, 81% of black professionals say seeing other black people would make like it's a little bit difficult for people to either remember my name or pronounce it correctly or correctly.o pronounce it so they would often ask for, well, what's your middle name? do you have a nickname? which definitely makes me feel ashamed of my name at times because it seems like i'm not good enough or i'm stereotyped as a youchk black in corporate american, folks are said all sorts of things about me, too ir grant, too aggressive, not aggressive enough. too proactive, not proactive enough. >> looking for a job in the corporate world, i had two resumes. both were the same except one resume had shiniqua on there, the other had charlie. i put about ten resumes out. about seven came back for charlie, seven phone calls to offer a job or offer an interview, came back for charlie, and about two came back for shinique. >> i was doing my thing. i'm killing it. i'm doing all types of work, working in and outside of my business unit. i am doing above and beyond. i find out i've got a w

what's going to happen the playbook, we saw snapchat stories and then everyone had stories including linkedintok and now instagram reels there's no doubt now when there's some new hot thing, some new way of presenting content on a social media site, that facebook is going to jump in and twitter. twitter has spaces honestly, it's a clone it's very similar. it works similarly i like using both of them. i don't necessarily have a preference because they do work so similarly if they're going to be big moneymakers i think it comes back to a different sort of model. if you have these creators and you have a podcast or a show, do you charge for an event? a lot of these are live conferences. can you charge people to say come to this or subscribe to our six events and you share that revenue and so i think it's something new. >> joanna, what can we learn from previous kind of social trendy copying fests, whether it's live video, which seems to have kind of died out to an extent or it's things like stories which everybody has adopted but i don't know if they're still driving the same kind of engagement

this is unlinked and we confirmed it on linkedin but did not talk to anybody at syndicator capital butunds are often fund traders you got to know where the trade is coming from >> i love you all, i love you people, but it may be time for me to take that job with jt marlin see you soon >> time for the final trade. tim, kick it off >> i talk about mlp's. gets you the index i think there's a lot of gain there. >> doubling down on the vics we've talked about all the volatility >> karen >> yeah. my hunt for value, i keep coming back to greens boots >> guy >> psx look at these leveraged names, going higher psx continues to rise higher >> all right thanks for watching "fast money. see you back here with >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm trying to make you money. my job is not just to entertain you but educate, teach and put this in

. >> a marvelous superb piece of linkedin. what they do generally is follow his life, sometimes his political context. there's a political biography by blumenthal that is excellent. but they are standard one volume. they do a wonderful job, but there is the kind of classic single volume biography and he says in his preface this is a biography from lincoln's point of view because he didn't have much connection to the society and culture of his era. he was self educated, the ultimate self-made man. and he even says they looked at the presidency the least prepared of any president that we have ever had. it seems that i guess i'm taking the opposite point of view. emerson said that of all the great heroes of history, one thing stands alone for and bracing the realm of experience. from, and you mentioned this just now from the highest to the lowest until the very dogs believe in him. edison had a certain way of writing that was like that. and similarly about shakespeare. he said it's all the scraps of old plays and lousy dramas and

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down for a year >> i mean, and that's -- and i put this on my -- i think i wrote a little piece on linkedint understand these blunt instrument cutoffs not just for this but for stimulus you're going to get a $1400 check if you make less than this if you make $1 more, you won't we talk about 300-person businesses, down -- if you're down 24%, you're not getting a thing. i mean, how -- i understand there has to be some metrics but it seems just honestly stupid to have these hard cutoffs where if you did this and you're 1% above it, you're not going to get it are you trying to push back and make it more malleable >> i think you call out something that's really important. we need to have smoothing in these programs something where, you're exactly right. if you're slightly too large or your revenues drop slightly too little that all of a sudden you don't qualify for these programs i think that's something we are trying to address. the other thing we're trying to put in front of policymakers is you can't put a cliff on these things we saw the damage the arbitrary cutoffs did in the first ppp progr

in the tech companies have finally discovered detroit eared we have been pleased to see amazon, linkedin and google move into the city and across the city, entrepreneurs have pulled down the plywood off of shuttered storefronts and largely black and brown business owners have started to open up our commercial corridors. we have had republicans and democrats working together to support the comeback. we know that we haven't gotten to everybody paid we are not kidding ourselves. the unemployment rate in detroit starting for bankruptcy was 20% in any year was down to 7%. we had moved 80,000 people from poverty to the middle class, the largest reduction in poverty. it was going in the right direction and we certainly had a long way to go to make sure it included everybody. when covid hit, we are back up to 20% unemployment. the question is -- what do we do about it? when we got hit in michigan and michigan came right after york being hammered with covid. we went from having no covid to our hospitals overrun with patients on gurneys and losing 50 people a day. we did not in detroit up we fough

you can find us on facebook and linkedin, of course, and then subscribe to our newsletter because weo many partners we're working with. we're reaching any people that way as well. all right, great. i obviously opening so what will be will be forthcoming in the future when you have such a popular program, but a lot of people want to be a part of it. great work you're doing appreciate you coming on. thank you so much. dr. brennan nicholson, founding executive director of the hidden genius project, which started right here in the bay area, and as you heard, has now expanded beyond two other cities. thanks for coming on today. we appreciate your time and reminder that you can participate in our tuesday giving day drive. and if you would like to see support the hidden genius project. you can head to our website ktvu dot com slash giving day. all righty. then we got wind advisory that is not up yet there by tomorrow, the one adviser goes into effect. pretty much from 10 o'clock tomorrow morning through 10. pm tomorrow night. it's breezy out there. we've seen gus already over 50 miles an ho

equivalent of versatility is microsoft azure's the hands, the operating system does the blocking and linkedin a spectacular catch in the corner we need to surround our skill players with behemoths our line it all starts with the center. the center's the man who touches the ball more than anyone. so who does that we need walmart at center because more people go to walmart than any other store perfect synergy, right the stock's down way too much right now. you're really getting a bargain. if there's a takeaway of the one you should buy tomorrow off this because of course it's friday, not sunday, i'm going to say it's walmart then we need two guards. the brawlers tough and nasty. guys who aren't a23r5id to get their hands dirty. i'm going to surprise you with these. first i'm going to go with paypal, which is more of a blocking tackling company than people realize, it just happens to be sexy and disney, when the pandemic got vicious disney managed to pivot. they play hurt better than most players play healthy somehow a business based on crowds and sports proved to be a finesse fiend at the right

but i urge you to go out and try and find through linkedin and other sources alumni of that company or that organization. and the sleigh, do they actually do what they say they're going to do? and then vote with your feet. if you go to work for such a company and it turns out to not be what you are promised, there are plenty of other places. or in the case of many power moms that i interviewed, start your own business. and guess what, when you start your own business you not only get to design this family-friendly benefits you get to set the tone at the top. that is really critical. but to what extent are the mail leaders actually taking parental lead? to what extent are they talking about openly? to what extent are they making that something that is expected behavior. when you interview people who are working there or used to work there, find out if when people are ready to take parental leave or they asked when are you going out rather than if? especially of the men. spin it that is interesting. if someone is not necessarily changing jobs. the chance to re-examine their life in this

is entertaining like you said but a lot of people are now using clubhouse the way you might use linkedineporter: clubhouse, everyone seems to be talking about it. >> the audio only app. so no videos, no images, no texts. audio only. >> reporter: this isn't your average social media app. just scrolling through photos. and laughing at memes. many users are on it to network and build their businesses. >> my name is michael mccaul. i go by artist name blink. >> reporter: mike uses clubhouse to market himself. >> it's not just your entire friend group on facebook and all your followers on twitter, you know, you're joining rooms where it's top executives, culture shifters, you know, influencers in their own spaces. >> reporter: some big names, joining the club, real estate mogul barbara corcoran, and drake, and tiffany haddish, and celebs aren't the only ones using their voices on clubhouse. web developer charlene brown owner of brooklyn custom designs is using the app to expand her business and help others. >> i try to answer as many questions as possible from a lot of the different people th

and it's linkedin with the d.o.s. s.t. connected digit tal literacy providers. we're looking for ways to expand support to i.t. bookman. we're providing both i.t. bookman and vernal heights center in their mission sites with culturally relevant grocery, working with community partners to quantify the needs. both 11 providers had a credit in place with the produce market for purchase of fresh produce. which has been used to supplement the grocery bag programs. that credit is about to run out. so we're working with both organizations to sustain this effort and avoid disruptions. >> so thank you for the additional follow-up. and thank you for working with us on the add-back that we did for i.t. bookman. which question is: what other -- can you -- is catholic charities part of the work that you've been doing? working with catholic charities over there? >> we are working with catholic charities also, yes. >> are you doing some of the same things that you've identified here? >> we are doing some different things with catholic charities. one of our main focus areas has

and it's linkedin with the d.o.s. s.t. connected digit tal literacy providers. we're looking for ways to expand support to i.t. bookman. we're providing both i.t. bookman and vernal heights center in their mission sites with culturally relevant grocery, working with community partners to quantify the needs. both 11 providers had a credit in place with the produce market for purchase of fresh produce. which has been used to supplement the grocery bag programs. that credit is about to run out. so we're working with both organizations to sustain this effort and avoid disruptions. >> so thank you for the additional follow-up. and thank you for working with us on the add-back that we did for i.t. bookman. which question is: what other -- can you -- is catholic charities part of the work that you've been doing? working with catholic charities over there? >> we are working with catholic charities also, yes. >> are you doing some of the same things that you've identified here? >> we are doing some different things with catholic charities. one of our main focus areas has

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the big issue is launching a new pilot scheme with linkedin to support vendors who have lost their livelihoodsogether as well. the temperature today, despite the strengthening breeze, we're looking at a maximum of 11, maybe even 12 celsius, so it's another mild day. overnight the showers will gradually clear, at least to start with. we'll get some dry, some clear spells. the wind actually strengthening as we head into thursday morning. cloud increasing and more showers tomorrow. minimum temperature down at seven celsius. as we head through tomorrow, another band of rain sweeps through in the morning. drier and brighter in the afternoon. looking dry at the moment for friday, but we're going to hang on to quite a bit of cloud. but as we head into the weekend, the risk of some rain for saturday. but the temperature is set to get milder, especially as we head towards sunday. i'm back in an hour. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. the government is calling for a temporary ceasefire in all the world's conflict zones to allow people to be vaccinated safely. t