linkedin out with a top list of companies to work for in america.what surprising works. >> surprising sums it up same amazon, right, first lost a historic union vote at a warehouse in new york city and the same amazon criticized being unfair to workers at many times in its history to folks at linkedin's most at tractive large company in america to work for then ap if a bette, parent company of google wells fargo, jpmorgan chase and wells fargo in that order. interesting about list many top-ranked employers are on the receiving end of negative publicity in recent years. wells fargo, customer scandal. wonder why considered top performers criteria linkedin used ability to advance career, grow your skill set, how stable the company is, how attractive emp employee, or external competitors, how connected to workplace colleagues gender diversity and educational backgrounds. linkedin editor-in-chief said the thing they're trying to measure whether a company can help you grow your career and data collected suggests that amazon is the number one place in amer

we contacted linkedin. they said... but the email claiming to be from maxim aronov also had a phone number. it's a +380 number, so that's a real ukrainian dialling code. phone beeps the call�*s failed straight away. so, um, iguess it's not a real number. cryptocurrency wallets are publicly viewable, and i wanted to see how much money this scam had made — nearly $600. but others are making much more from fake charity websites. as of today, this particular wallet has a total balance of over us $90,000. this wallet address had been used in other scams before, and it's not the only one. scammers are also pretending to be real charities, like the british red cross and nova ukraine, a non—profit run by ukrainians living in california. it's shocking to see the places that i know, i recognise, destroyed and damaged. it's difficult to see this, but it motivates me to do more for ukraine. the charity says it's raised more than $14 million for ukraine this year. so this is one of the emails i've been investigating that i believe i

joining us is linkedin, thank you for joining us. us why women can to -- continue to play a minority leadership role and how can that be fixed? >> i think at the years i was early in my career i had two young kids. like it or not when you have two young kids and you have to juggle between work and family detention is real. -- the tension is real. our research shows that in the first 10 years of work women get promoted faster than men. by a year and a year and a half after. after the 10 year period it dips. it is no surprise, women have kids and they have juggle family and work. it is a real problem. >> the thing is, you say flexibility can help level the playing field. but, likes ability comes with zones -- flexibly comes with zones stigma and does not look good. >> definitely and i thing there is a lot that can be done with that. first off we have to recognize the fact that the problem is real. the problem is we, as a society, as a -- as employers must be year to fix. flexibly is when we can solve it. our data shows a quarter of the

record engagement with linkedin sessions.ay see those training videos, they are doing quite well. azure is really the jewel in the crown for microsoft, 40 6% growth year-over-year in revenue for that cloud infrastructure business. that surpassed the cfo amy hood's expectation. and xbox gaming, we are seeing a real improvement in supply-chain congestion. the kids are gaming again. xbox hardware up 14% year-over-year and they are gaining market share in that part of the business. that is your cloud that i mentioned -- that azure cloud i mentioned is all part of the intelligent cloud business at microsoft. microsoft cloud behind only amazon's aws in terms of market share. dani: thank you very much. laura wright walking us through the tech earnings and let us bring in alex webb on this point as well. looking at tech overall, getting hit hard yesterday. is this the shine being taken out of what was once the bull market star children? >> i think we start to notice how much of the tech industry is exposed to advertising and advertis

the e—mail also mentioned a linkedin profile which led to smile children's hospital in india.inic on google earth and asked ukrainian colleagues, but we found no evidence of a children's clinic. a reverse image search of the photo did match the facebook profile picture of a children's doctor, but he's from mexico city. and you can see that it's him from the place he works and his social media profiles. between busy shifts on a covid ward, we managed to speak. beyond reporting the fake profiles, there's not much the victims of identity theft can do. we contacted linkedin, who said... but the e—mail claiming to be from mac also had a phone number. but the e-mail claiming to be from mac also had a phone number. that's a real dining — mac also had a phone number. that's a real dining code. _ mac also had a phone number. that's a real dining code. the _ mac also had a phone number. that's a real dining code. the full— mac also had a phone number. that's a real dining code. the full -- - a real dining code. the full —— dialling code. i a real dining code. the full -- dialling code.—

linkedin is the largest online network. there are about 530 million members using our site.is 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 with

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today linkedin named amazon the top u.s. company to work for if you want career growth. linkedin looks at company stability, opportunity, and diversity among other metrics to determine the 50 best places to work. it's the second year in a row that amazon has held the top spot. >>> all right. let's bring in rob mayeda. he's got a good job coming up. he's giving us all sorts of weather swings. >> we've got diverse weather. >> yes, we do. all the seasons covered in about the next six days. summer making an early appearance. and tomorrow will be the peak of the heat where we could see record highs and 90s. temperatures about 25 degrees above the early april average. right now it's pretty warm outside at calistoga. 88 degrees. look at the coast. santa cruz, pacifica 70s and 80s, including san francisco. earlier today in the upper 70s. right now 73 degrees. humidity just 22%. mid 80s in san jose. northwest wind at 17 miles per hour. notice the wind direction around the tri-valley. dublin 83 degrees. northeast at 9. humidity just 15%. and walnut creek 86 degrees. 16% humidity t

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linkedin censored that post.at she is saying is not controversial. i agree with it 100% we should not be paying for aoc or anybody else's student loan debt. there are programs for people who are poor to help them get through. i took out loans. i worked my way through. i feel much the way she feels but again, why is she being censored. this is an absolute, this is being censored should tell you how huge this algorithm is, what else it is capturing for censorship. i will leave you with this before we go to pete, i was talking with my husband yesterday, rachel, if i had the power to take all of my opponents points of view never made it to social media, they couldn't advertise on social media, they couldn't put their point of view, i would win every election this is what they're doing. this is about power, using friends in big tech to create algorithms and certain categories that they can say is disinformation or hate speech so they can get away with this. pete: gretchen smith posted this code of vets organization. h

linkedin is the largest online network. there are about 530 million members using our site.is 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 with

if you look at marketing within linkedin, those areas were weak, sort of lining up with the weakness in youtube. there are reads through to what you're going to see perhaps in consumer demand and marketing activity and so many of these other tech names that depend on that i think that's where you've got to be cautious. >> which ones is the more important report, jon? or do you think digital marketing spent through on both of those names >> i think they're both important, right t there are important pieces of each google cloud did well, it's just that youtube is a bigger deal for them microsoft's cloud did well, intelligent cloud did well lots of things did well. if you're an investor looking to be cautious about, is this just a blip, is the market going to bounce back from here, you've got to look at whatnot working within both of these companies. >> reporter: things not working as well. now, the things that work so well for these companies are pretty unique to them. the things that aren't working for them are not as unique they're more endemic to tech in general. >> as you said, the

on cbs mornings linkedin career expert kathy fisher had this advice . >> it is important to say i took this job, i did not ask the right questions that i needed to. what i discovered during this three month job is this is what is important to me. if you use that time to be self reflective and be honest about it, i think it makes you a strong candidate. if you are being honest and you say i took this job because this is what i was looking for and i realized what i need to be successful -- >> you made a mistake. i think people appreciate it when you say you made a mistake . >> just do not do it all the time. >> the grass is always greener . >> especially if we get more rain. >> look at that transition. that was professionally done. >> we will see more rain tonight and tomorrow and the rest of the work week. it will be damp. the bulk of the rain will move through before the sun comes up on tuesday. allow extra time in the morning. a more powerful system is aiming at us for late wednesday and continuing thursday and friday. we are seeing some returns on radar, we have not had any reports o

millions for linkedin's police misconduct.ving the monitor is the right move could >> bishop bob jackson is leading the congregation in east oakland for nearly 40 years. he has seen how street violence has torn the community apart. >> the bullets are flying everywhere. innocent people being hit a lot of times and killed. that is almost like ukraine right about now. >> reporter: he believes recent changes in the department are making a difference. >> it is better because they have added a new district and added more police officers. so they ar

millions for linkedin's police misconduct. removing the monitor is the right move could >> bishop bob jackson is leading the congregation in east oakland for nearly 40 years. he has seen how street violence has torn the community apart. >> the bullets are flying everywhere. innocent people being hit a lot of times and killed. that is almost like ukraine right about now. >> reporter: he believes recent changes in the department are making a difference. >> it is better because they have added a new district and added more police officers. so they are able to do more with fighting crime. >> reporter: bishop support the removal of federal oversight. thinks that it could be better spent on communities like east oakland. after the killing of oscar grant at the station in 2009. wary of the move --. >> not capable of stopping the officers from brutalizing community members. i have concerns. the whole global movement around policing in america and the brutality of it. >> i think the department is on the right track. it is not perfect.

or what do you think about my parents linkedin to lee cooking? how can we get them out with if it's finished, let us know. did you find anything out today? yes. yes. metals i found out about a rescue vehicle. good. ok. asking how many days would they be on the road to get an image? searscard good with asked because it's a rescue service. oh, they drive without stopping in the legal name. my name is regina cal. 3 lean or smith connection is very bad. i can't hear you properly thought, but i understood that they don't stop anyway. the trips less than 24 hours. okay. at this when you my mom. did you tell my mom you you all know 8. yes. and i i called her. i know if she's worried about your grandma's condition and isn't even sure if she wants to leave herself. daniel english isn't. i think the william a you had, she says she still needs to think about it a little bit. she's worried that something could happen to grandma on the way it's a motor company. and what would she do then? so my job, my job and okay, i'll call her tomorrow and i'll talk to gra

also did luke linkedin lost his lungs, sound very tight one and he's already been prescribed in halem to him with a high dosage to support the problem with inhalants is that they speed up the heart rate session. elvia tell, that's why morrow and is now getting an i v with magnesium after 6 days in the hospital morrow and is only slightly better. all his parents and the doctors can do is wait. since asthma is the chronic illness, marwood will likely have to take medication for the rest of his life. but after a few days, his acute long inflammation is gone. morrow and can go home and recuperate his family, took him on a trip to the coast. the fresh sea air does him good and his asthma is doing a lot better and we hope things continue to improve for morrow and stress. it weakens our immune system and makes us susceptible to illness and nervous tension. hot burn, constipation burn out or depression can result. but what does stress due to our lungs and breathing? find out in our next report? ah, ah, you gaze everywhere have cause for celebration. because through breathing, they've discover

definitely a dutchman. who said that he saw the project, he liked it very much, he found it through linkedincts somehow, because he accepts links on the project website, there is no mention of us, he wrote that he was delighted, he wrote that he signed , his wife signed, he distributed it to all his i contacted my friends and acquaintances and made a separate application to the city hall, and then also wrote a separate letter to the city hall. did they receive his application and when will they consider the application? that is, this is such a very inspiring example of the fact that we are supported not only diasporans and europeans, indigenous residents of the country, the city, to whom we are addressing because what happened now, yes, the aggression of russia is absolutely unjustified in relation to us, well, this is a close story for every normal old person, that means to the russian embassies, and they remember the questions for example, in denmark, an opposition politician proposed to rename a street with the russian ambassador. on february 24, that is, the very first day of the war, th

by the way, we ran the same pole on linkedin, and the ply splay there is good news the price of useds to be coming down. look at the anaheim index. it's hard to see it's starting to turn a little bit. far right, a littic needed there's a little hook there is a far right. maybe there is signs of hope that inflation at least in the used car market that which has gone nuts has peecd perfect whatever the i wanted to leave you with a little hope of gu news it's hitting everywhere the ferrari, not immune to fred rate hiket there's a mclaren i've had my eye on. >> that mclaren, that lambeau, just about everything at the top, too much money chasing two super carrs. there's a new car called the p imbuyers are paying sixes heezs p. those who want to pay up or want to have that car sooner are packing up to $100,000 above the sticker price of $225,000. used lambeaus are now going for 1 1/2 times the new stict prices the rolls-royce will cost you an extra $85,000 over the sticker price if you want to move up on that breaking list it's an extra car. manufacturers, they don't fuel the price. demand

exec pam grier part of the team tanked witsked with th employer, is leaving, here's something else linkedin work in the united states. how corporations perform on the publicly priorities ranking amazon lower for how they invest in employees and how much people want to work there go to cnbc.com to read more about that, d? >> amazon is famous for those six pagers at the corporate level. everything has to be not on a powerpoint presentation, but the six-pagers the nasdaq down about a third of a percent. we have banks kicking off next week and techs after that. we'll get to it all. >> welcome to "the halftime report" i'm scott wapner that brainard bombshell still reverberating and what if a rougher road is indeed ahead we'll debate that with the investment committee, jenny harington, sarat sethi, joe teranova, and that's for the first time since march the 2

that's where you saw click and even linkedin taken out and those acquisitions worked well and this is signal that software names pulled back too much these investors are signaling that software stocks have gotten too cheap and we saw two deals this morning alone with sale point and data which was a strategic deal and it's too intense. all the checks on the software spending environment is things are strong software spending is more important than ever now. >> fastly and dropbox on the list of possibles. >> absolutely. people seem to like the technology the problem is it's turning into a feature or something part of a larger platform. if microsoft has it, it is tougher to go after new customers. if salesforce buys or adobe i think dropbox can get into so many more hands because it's a single product and part of the larger platform is valuable. fastly could be great for google cloud. or even a traditional networking vendor like cisco. alongside traditional vendor is valuable for them. >> fastly at $18 a shocking run thank you for joining us and making the compelling points. >> thank you

there's even a video on linkedin showing a package being delivered in the middle of, well, nowhere.k about more of this with bloomberg's spencer soper and his big take, the key story that dropped on our terminal. what has been the main issue? spencer: the main issue is design, where amazon wanted to combine maneuverability to go up and down with a plane that rides forward. that is difficult to pull off. they wanted for the payload -- they wanted it for the payload it could carry, as well as the range. they wanted the drones to do a 15-mile round-trip, which they see has been critical to serve a big enough population. that design has been tricky. in the summer they had a bad incident when the drone was transitioning from the up-and-down flight pattern to the pattern where one of the motors failed. one of the motors complete the disabled the think and the safety mechanisms failed as well. you ended up with an 85-pound drone dropping to the ground and the lithium battery that powers it creating a brush fire that spreads 25 acres. that was alarming to federal aviation of this thing. how

the so-called list includes a top defense and justice officials, the ceos of linkedin, and george stephanopoulos, russia sanctioned president biden and all members of congress from entering the country. jobina: at at least a dozen large fires are burning across three states in the southwest, forcing evacuations and destroying homes. conditions are critical with heavy wind expected today near flagstaff, arizona. and the tunnel fire has exploded to more than 20,000 acres. firefighters are working to stop the spread. dozens of buildings have been reduced to ashes as the fire burns out of control. >> i was in the car driving away when i saw the house burning. >> the environment is not very friendly. it was blowing 70 miles per hour. rocks were hitting people in the face. jobina: red flag warning's our region as far north as nebraska -- are reaching as far north as nebraska. reggie: we got a sneak peek at big basin park. two years after a fire, big basin is showing signs of a comeback. there is new canopy overhead and new growth at the roots. >> we will continue to see many of these little saplings a

a video on linkedin showing a package being delivered in the middle of nowhere. talk about this and more with spencer soper with his big take. the key story that jumped on the bloomberg for terminal users. what has been the main issue? >> the main issue is this design or amazon wanted to combine maneuverability to go up and down with a plane that can ride forward. that is difficult hold off. they wanted a payload that could carry five pounds. they went to the drone to be able to do a 15 mile round-trip which they see as being critical to serve a big enough population. that design has been tricky. last summer they had a bad incident where the drone was transitioning from the up and down pattern to forward pattern where one of the motors failed. there are six propellers on the drone. one of the motors failed and disabled the thing. all of the safety mechanisms failed as well. you ended up with an 85 pound dropping from 160 feet from the sky to the ground and the hot lithium battery treating a brush fire that spread 25 acres. that was alarming to federal aviation of

social media did mark zuck, i can't remember with mark zuckerberg or reid hoffman the founder of linkedin. who said this but we're trying to make it so you never have to be alone. okay, you never have to be lonely and yet loneliness is increased lonely. that's a very good that you're exactly right people realize, you know, all this facebook stuff. it actually doesn't make people feel that much better at least not in a long term, but the being alone is one of the things that helps you. to ponder the bigger things right to get out of current current social events to get away from the distraction and the diversions. and think about you know, put away childish things. and and think about what is serious? what is what is eternal what is universal? what are the profundities? of life and sometimes you got to get off by yourself in order to do that. now the problem is loneliness can be absolutely debilitating. for a 16 year old now i was terribly lonely when i was young. it's awful. to be lonely and being alone can put you in a desperate. condition and wouldn't want to escape into contact. right.

greg's job search as you know i signed in for linkedin a few months ago and asked what my job description host. i got all these job offers. i got three yesterday. from target of all places. i will be a general manager and food host. i have to make sure the products set and deal with the food service food and beverage for safe food experience. vice of all places look for associate test kitchen. i have to have written oral and presentation skills. also finally texas road house host that sound like fun. i get to give the first time guest an extra special welcome. >> dana: barbecue there. >> greg: fresh baked bread. >> judge jeanine: six stranded sailors were rescued from deserted island message in a bottle. on this island two weeks after the vessel they were on caught fire in the ocean. so what they decided to do was send a message in a bottle and in the bottle they said, you know, please let our family know we are tout sea. we have no food, we have nothing but some rainwater and somebody actually opened the bottle and they sent out the brazil i don't know navy to find them. i just want to m

. >> carley: linkedin messaging smith "we confirm your content is not violate our policy" we apologize. your content is backed on linked in. >> todd: how does that get caught in the first place? >> carley: it seems to happen. >> todd: 100%. >> carley: a student hurt a patient who mocked her pronoun and the school is standing by her. >> todd: the white house's are a new timeline for mast mandates on public transportation. you will not like it, dr. janette nesheiwat is here next to break it all down. ♪ ♪ an unthinkable genocide took the lives of six million jews and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." especially during this holiday season of passover. when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day this now, is how god's children are living. take this time to send a survival food box to these forgotten jews. the international fellowship of christians and jews u

then they're gonna get sued, because "a melancholy version of instagram" is already the slogan for linkedin. ( laughter ) don't email me. don't email me. ( applause ) the new russian app is called 'grustnogram', or in english 'sadgram." ( laughter ) fits in with other great russian social media sites like "why the long facebook?" and "tik tok goes the clock as time marches forward, a difficult birth astride of a grave." # ( laughter ) sometimes sad is funny. speaking of sad, it's been 4 days since will smith shocked the world by assaulting chris rock on the oscars stage. but we should've seen this coming. he repeatedly warned us he's a bad boy for life, but, now, there could be maybe possibly consequences. i'll bring you the latest in my hopefully-not-recurring segment "gettin' slappy wit it" ( slap ) n♪ (singing nan ). a ♪ yesterday, the academy of motio picture arts and sciences began disciplinary proceedings against will smith. but first they put on a mouth guard and a cup, just in case. after a board meeting, the oscar big-wigs released a statement saying smith had violated their code o

after 2.7 million views on linkedin. >> reporter: the restaurant owner joked about the unexpected strokef melissa mccarthy on "little big shots". >> the chubby crab. >> a cookie. >> the royals. >> kate and williamoi the train tour. they asked me. >> reporter: it doesn't end there. joe inked a deal with scholastic in a chapter book series. he was recently signed nike for an up coming campaign. >> what do you want to do next? >> ain makes. >> reporter: he is embraing art and gave me a lesson. >> i just do a basic shape. >> okay. >> i add the expressions. >> okay. >> happy, sad. >> did i mess it up? >> no. >> in art, there is no right or wrong. perception. whatever you think is right. that's what you should put on paper. >> reporter: with the blank canvas and black marker. >> i think we're done. >> this is my are corner. >> yes. >> reporter: this young artist is doodling outside the lines and making his mark. for "today," kathy park, england. >> pint sized with his citi custom cash℠ card, dan earns cash back that automatically adjusts to where his spending is trending. just ask stepping out

they bought linkedin a few years ago.hat has microsoft done that has been so good i mean i use excel and outlook that's kind of it. where are they winning >> that's a great question what they did is the common theme for the companies that will define the future what they did for microsoft is it made a cloud-first company. everything that they do has moved to a subscription and sass-based model cloud-based services obviously are cloud-based. and every product and service is built on the cloud and leverageable and scaleable in a incredibly efficient way going forward. and the tools they supply help run their businesses better especially as we move from a physically bounded to a digitally unbounded world, and microsoft is at the center of that google on the flip side has -- is still very much centric to the digital world. you know, there is emerging competition and more services. and people explored those services during covid. i would not say youtube is all that but the subscriptions are growing and the organic content is s

linkedin is the largest online network. there are about 530 million members using our site.ere'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 with the super greens, after fi

your content is now back on linkedin.ed it from areas northeast of little rock while chunks of hail pelted cars and homes in the state. meanwhile in oregon a rare spring snow storm blankets portland. schools across the city closed on monday. over 10,000 are still without power. those are your headlines, now, janice, over to you. >> janice: yeah, we have severe weather today. i'm also going to be debuting the weather beast. this is -- >> -- wow! >> janice: yes, i know, right? fox weather has decided to put all of our equipment into this amazing truck for severe weather reporting. so we are going to talk about that in the next hour. okay? so stay with us. i d want to talk about severe storms. heavy rain in the area around the new york city region thankfully it's not coming down right now. but it could. i will be inside this weather beast getting protection, i think. also, of the potential for severe storms today for parts of the south, the southern plains, up towards the midwest and then across the mississippi river valley.

speaking of amazon, it is the best company to work for if you want to grow your career according to linkedin recently increased pay for more than half a million employees. it is also expanding education and skills training initiatives. a lot of bay area companies made the list. alphabetic's number two. wells fargo is number three. apple is number nine. our parent company, walt disney, is number 16. we made the list. >> great companies. amazon, for customers, it's almost too easy. you got me started on this, i blame you. dan: you resisted for a long time. larry: i was hoping to be the last non-amazon customer on the planet. and then you dragged me in. and now just one button. karina: packages coming every day. larry: the people who work for amazon, it is hard. you're either driving around or in a warehouse and you've got to get everybody's order. i know a lot of it is computerized but it is not like putting on makeup and talking. karina: ok. [laughter] dan: speak for yourself. [laughter] dan: it is true, but there are lots of jobs that are hard. if amazon makes the benefits attractive, sure.

i mean, i -- i had a story from -- of somebody who connected me on linkedin who said he was a chef int of the world and his wife and daughter were trying to come out. and could i try to help them if they got across the border where i was close by? luckily, they got out. they got to a -- a -- a hotel and they got a plane and went and met the husband. but, you know, you hear little stories like this. you hear stories -- we have people that are working here we have actually hired refugees that are here in poland just a couple miles over the border. they have left their families behind. we have one woman that works in distribution and she is doing an amazing job but i can't imagine the pain going through that coming to work every day, feeding -- feeding your -- your family basically from across the border. and your relatives and, you know, it's -- it's -- you know, this story is going on right now is completely mind boggling. but it feels good to me at least being able to be here and being able to help. >> absolutely. and you mentioned that you are going to be there, what, for two months?

that was haphazard, his e-mail address on the linkedin profile page and sent an e-mail that saidw heyve no idea whoi am but i've been sort of at night researching your father's life and i would like to talk to you a bit, i don't know what the project is or if it's ever going to be anything but i would like to talk to you a bit about your dad and youris dad's life and hs time there. it was may of 2017 and my book came out january of 2021. the reason i bring that up is i think a lot of times in this profession and all professions and personal lives, sometimes you procrastinate on things thay are easy things to do and things we want to do things but sometimes we don't know if we can do but fors me writing the book would find anyone in thisay room can do what i did, maybe not certainly writing a book but talking to people and remembering on the grand scale may be just cap shrink your family story or your neighborhood or churches story but everybody here has the tools to do that, i'll get off my tiny little soapbox here. i talked on the phone and rambled on about my for whatever reason, sh

that she have somebody who constantly on linkedin trying to get people to go. say this if i was an unemployed democrat i would definitely take a job with her it's like volunteering for a war. at a bar and some he says yeah i was in iraq and the other guy was in afghanistan. you go yeah i had a tour with kamala harris. you become a veteran of the common law occupation. then all of a sudden there might be a whole group of former staffers and special kind of aa that shares their ptsd memories working with her because there's like 13 now. that's a football team close to i think right? thank you very much. >> jeanine: even they are talking about the fact that we can't cover the border if he drops the mandates on may 23rd which effective me already been dropped but the truth is you've so many within the democrat party you've so many people who are saying it now. what is president joe biden's option right now? >> let me first say officer that the border is presumed dead i hope that that is not the case the facts don't look good in my prayers are with him and his famil

about kevin mccarthy and everything regarding the audio that's out there, where he said testifies linkedinhe said he was looking at options. does that concern you that a republican leader can be caught in a lie with essentially no consequence when you were no doubt talking to republicans after the january 6, did you see a difference? have you seen a difference between what they were saying behind closed doors and what they have been saying publicly? >> i don't know that there was a big difference in the two. i do think that everybody had an appropriate sense that what happened january 6 was totally unacceptable. that whoever was involved in any illegal activity that day should be prosecuted. that we should do what we need to do to see that that never happens again but the analysis of the long run of that i don't know that there's great discussion of that or minds changed a lot on that. if you trust the justice system and people did things that that were wrong the 700 people that have been indicted or others that might be, we've got a lot of other things to move on to than to continue to dw

on a linkedin profile page that sort of said you have no idea who i am, but i've been surreptitiously at night researching your father's life andno i would love to talk with you a d little bit about it. i don't know what this project is or if it is ever going to be anything but i would like to talk with you a little bit about your dad and his life and his time at the camp. that was in may of 2017 and my book came out in january of 2021. the reason i bring that up is i think a lot of times in this profession and all of our professions and personal lives sometimes you procrastinate on things that are easy to do and things we want to do and things sometimes we don't know if we can do that for me writing this book was a sign anyone in this room could do what i did today. maybe not necessarily writing a book but finding stories and talking to people and remembering on the grand scale maybe it's capturing your family story, neighborhood or church's story. everybody here has the tools to do that.he i will get off my soapbox there. i talked to jan one day on theor phone. i probably rambled on

not just gaming and cloud but offices and linkedin and on its own is 15 billion in revenue and woe thinkecurity is one of the sweet spots in technology. take your time because this market is testy and i think it's probably going to move very volatility for the next few weeks. use options like we do in the portfolios and pick away at these things as they get hit >> so many toddler analogies i want to make i'll move on to visa stock down 6%. and standing by with more of what to watch for. >> it's the most valuable thin tech company, especially given the big down side we've seen in other names and it's a dow component. so, expectations are for visa to report a $1.65 in earnings per share. revenue $6.8 billion or thereabouts. of tlar interest will be information visa provides of painting the more detailed picture of the consume isser health picture and viewed by some as the best indicators of consumer health because of all the data they get on our credit card transactions. over the last aieight quarters, visa shares have been split 50/50 day after reporting. and the average span, 3.5% on tho

they also say don't underestimate the power of linkedin. they say making connections on that site, this is really something that really can be beneficial for you. this story had us thinking about how we actually got in front of you this morning right here at nbc bay area. >> a long road. >> there's nothing more annoying than passing someone or trying to pass someone with their blinker that's been going off for a half mile. it's like talking to someone and they're doing this the whole time. that's mike inouye. >> i remember that, your early days at nbc bay area. >> a decade ago. >> we're all soaking it in. >> that's me. my first job in charlottesville, virginia. >> that's me. i was -- that was my first anchor job, a weekend anchor at ksee in fresno. >> first anchor job at kjct news 8 in grand juncture colorado. >> this the actually a picture of me in college. >> like a glam shot. >> my first on-air job was in boston. i was the primetime weather anchor monday through fridays. then i went to el paso and ends up here. >> it takes a journey in t

happen and what social media did, i can't remember if it was mark zuckerberg were the founder of linkedin who said this. we are trying to make it so you never have to be alone. you never have to be lonely. people realize all this facebook stuff doesn't make you feel that much better at least in the long-term. being alone is one of the things that helps you to ponder the bigger things, to get out of current social events and to get away from the distraction and diversion and to put away things and think about what is serious and what is eternal and what is universal. what are the profundities of life. you've got to get off why yourself in order to do that. the problem is loneliness can be absolute debilitating at 16. i was turbo lonely when i was young and it's awful being lonelyre and being alone can put you in a desperate condition and who wouldn't want to escape? that's particularly difficult for an adolescent who's fragility is psychic fragility is there. he doesn't have many foundations that grown-ups have. they can rely upon things like having a child of your own and taking care of a

i don't even know if a microsoft being take that after they took in linkedin because i think antitrust kicks in all over the place, scott so to josh's other point, though, they do not justify the level of 45 to $50 a share, let alone 54.20. love the 4.20. >> no accident, obviously. >> no. no accident at all and grimes must have smiled when she saw that, too, scott, but when you've got a company that takes as little to the bottom line as these guys do, it is tough this far into the maturation of this company to say oh, yeah, it's worth 50 bucks a share it is not. >> and there's no engagement yeah it's al walid and the rest of these guy, they can buy it, but again they'd be pissing away their money then if you don't make significant changes in twitter it is worth 50 bucks a share i think that's the point that josh is making and the issue, steve weiss, that i raise. they can say whatever they want, but do they have a legitimate plan to grow the stock price, to grow the business, to grow users and frankly, they haven't proven that they do and now they have a new ceo who's got to lay out th

actually linkedin did very well for microsoft yesterday as part of their earnings. sexy and exciting, obviously but you still have competition in the social media space and with what musk may or may not do with twitter is obviously going to change the whole dynamic of how people think about social media and finally to your point about people coming out of the pandemic. look, they want to be back in- person, and talking to people , and interacting with people that way and i think that speaks somewhat from all these digital services. liz: can we just point out, john , the nasdaq just turned negative, okay? did we warn people at the top of this hour? did we? nasdaq is down about 7 points russel is in the red that was the first one to go. obviously, this tech-led sell-off is not over. i mean, we do know that there's some concern there, but when you look toward an apple or an amazon these are great companies that maybe are off their highs. how do you at oppenheimer, look at this? >> well the way we look at it, liz, is we consider are you a trader or are you an intermedia

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i don't want my linkedin messaging connecting to i message connected to facebook messaging.ave these different people in my different buckets for a reason it's ticking me off as a consumer this is a solution i didn't ask for. >> there are always these questions around like well, eu would look at this and say you're on verizon and he's on at&t it's just a phone call it just sms. it's just email. there is tension between should it be on drop, that's good for consumers and should each of these messaging apps be able to add new features and innovate and change how it works. that's good for consumers and there is tradeoff and attention in there what is happening is the e.u. wrote this very, very broad rule that says these are all markets and so they have written a law that covers how airbnb handles hosts and uber handles drivers and apple handles the app store and react with smaller messaging apps saying it's all markets it's a really, really broad brush to draw across the different companies and products the way generally i talk about tech regulation is it's like being in 1970 a

honey as they stand over you you know i just what do they find new employees like do they go to linkedin. i mean like how do you get they got to keep going. they must have they have a chief of in the ship you always and then the vice president of that and the chief the chief of the it's so manych people he has to think about it. one of her chiefs is on it. yes.n all right. time to move on . coming up, you pick the winner financial news or films for sinners. i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas and 2016 presidential candidate. like many of you, i've struggled to get a good night's sleep for most of my adult life. i wasted at least two hours a day of my life tossing and turning, trying to shut my mind down until about two years ago. that's when i saw an ad on tv for relaxium sleep. i decided to order it and it literally changed my life. developed by renowned neurologist and sleep expert dr eric celebrity relaxium sleep is clinically proven to help you fall asleep, stay asleep and wake up refreshed relaxium exclusive triple action formula addresses three key factors that contribut

we would like to welcome our audiences on facebook, youtube, twitter, linkedin.would love for you to join the conversation on twitter. over the next 30 minutes, i will be joined by my colleague for this birthday special. our -- earth day special. our first guess is the white house national climate advisor. she has worked and republican and democratic administrations, welcome. >> thank you, great to be with you. >> i put on a little green for earth day, how do you celebrate? >> i celebrate by remembering all of the good stuff that is happening, there is lots of wonderful action being taken by president biden and others to make sure we tackle the climate crisis. but do it in a way that is going to grow jobs that is going to give families money in their pockets again. there's all kinds of opportunity , for me, every day is earth day. i celebrate as much as i can will recognizing there is a lot of work we need to do together. the u.s. is back in it, we are acting and we are going to keep pushing as hard as we can to make sure we tackle the climate crisis and the smar