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. >>> linkedin is paying nearly $2 million in back wages to hundreds of female workers. the sunnyvale-based company agreed to a $1.8 million paid discrimination settlement. that settlement affects about 700 women who worked at linkedin's sunnyvale and san francisco offices between 2015 and 2017. linkedin says although it grid to the settlement, it still denies any claims of pay discrimination. >>> it's been a few months now since the federal government began mailing free covid rapid tests, and health insurance companies started providing them for free as well. >> so are your unused test kits that are sitting around in your cupboards still good to use? let's bring in our consumer investigator chris chmura. >> reporter: the food and drug administration says you shouldn't use an expired covid-19 test kit because the components inside could degrade or break down over time. and that could mean invalid or inaccurate test results. but some expiration dates have been extended because the manufacturers have proven the tests still work. so let's find the expiration date on your te

also the cofounder of linkedin.ersion of his number one best-selling book, the startup of you, being released for a new generation. great to have you back on the show. we will get to the book. i want to start with the mood. given the market turmoil, valuation cut downs, what is the mood? how dire is it? >> the mood is troubled and expect more volatility rather than less. on the other hand, technology is strongly the future. the question is technology, more volatile fundraising, not as much capital available. some businesses harder to raise than others. sort it out and be careful. take your balance sheet and all of that. we think technology and technology investing is where we will see most of the growth and change in the industries in the world. emily: steve sarah you know -- steve saraceno thinks people will lose jobs and it will be shocking. do you agree? >> fundamentally, no. companies over seas have started investing, burn rates above the revenue, we will do a reset. public companies will have to show they are d

i'm plugging manus's linkedin account. coming up, don't miss our interview with a ceo.hat is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> looking at russia, there are two orders of effects that we look at. one is direct shot from our exposure to russia. i think that in the last two months, we have reduced meaningfully by about 2 billion. without that costing the bank almost anything, which was not what we expected. at the same time, we knew very well in a granular way what the risks are and we took a very conservative set of provisions to try to insulate ourselves the most possible from the degeneration of the situation. >> the market took it quite well. is that how you would describe it? >> i think so. what we learned is that during those two months, we were able to create and a detailed way what is are extreme loss scenario for russia. convert it in numbers, it's about 130 basis points of capital. in the first quarter we took about 195, to be exact. >> are you frustrated that you keep getting asked over and over what will happen to russia? >> i think that anyone who has a large or s

the women accused linkedin of systemic gender based pay discrimination. they say they were paid noticeably less than men. in the same or similar job roles. linkedin says it's still does not agree with the labor department's claims and denies it discriminates when it comes to employee compensation. well hundreds of warriors fans gathered at chase center tonight to see the team take on the memphis grizzlies. team held a watch party during this away game where fans watch the action on a huge tv screen outside the arena. it was a party like atmosphere that drew diehard fans and families with young kids. i'm out here with my two sons. so i got my five year old and my two year old. we're just starting them young dub nation at its finest. the team has held watch parties for previous away games during these playoffs grounds and are joe fonzi will have all the highlights from tonight's game coming up a little bit later in sports. plus, the giants beat the dodgers for the first time since last year's playoffs. joe will have all the details on how it all went down i

. >>> linkedin has agreed to pay one .8 million to settle claims that they paid female employees less than men in comparable jobs. the settlement with the labor department impacts nearly 700 women. they worked in engineering, product or marketing roles in the san francisco and sunnyvale offices between 2015 to 2017. they argued their own statistical models did not identify any disparities. >>> pg&e is poised to pay 6.75 million for faulty gas line work because half a dozen homes to slide down the hill. the board of supervisors signed off on the settlement. the 2016 slide in share would force forced the demolition of one home and damaged five others. they say a gas line relocation put so much stress on a nearby water main that it burst. >>> a quick check of the weather. today was nice and warm. is tomorrow going to be more like a tank top weather? >> i usually go for a run in the dinner break. i will have a sweatshirt on by them because the onshore breeze is not going to let up for long. let's take a look at the big picture pattern. this warm spell you could even call a heat wave getti

that's according to a post on his linkedin site.e is a personal friend of vladimir putin and has faced criticism for choosing to cut his business ties to russia. hungary's prime minister has declared a new state of emergency citing the war in neighbor ukraine. the state of emergency imposed during the pandemic was due to expire next tuesday. critics say this allows him to restrict fundamental rights. russian judges have rejected an appeal by the opposition leader alexei navalny against a nine year prison sentence for fraud and other crimes. he will be transferred to a high security prison. he used his appeal to criticize russia's war on ukraine. german chancellor olaf scholz says ending: imports from russia before this winter will be possible with the help of south africa, which is a major coproducer. he made the comments on a visit to johannesburg, which has taken a neutral stance on russia's invasion of ukraine. he is wrapping up his first trip to africa. in johannesburg, the chancellor said -- she spoke with our chief political e

the women accused linkedin of systemic gender based pay discrimination. say they were paid noticeably less than men in the same or similar job roles. linkedin says it still does not agree with the labor department's claims and denies it discriminates when it comes to employee compensation. there are now more job openings in the us than there ever have been in history, the latest numbers from the bureau of labor statistics show there were 11.5 million job openings in march. that's about two job openings for every person who is unemployed. and many economists say they expect this trend will continue. it's really easy to shut a country or world down. it's really hard to open it back up. so when we're doing that all this dislocation takes a while to settle out. today's report also found that 4.5 million americans or 3% of the work force their jobs in march. many workers are quitting their jobs in favor of others which offer better pay and quality of life. right we've got a nice weather pattern. setting up for tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week highs

so say such attempts to isolate russia would inevitably fail. linkedin, islam of you, the collective west has declared a total hybrid war on us. and it is difficult to predict how long it will last. but it is clear that every one will feel the consequences, without exception, we did everything to avoid a direct collision. but as the challenge has been presented, we of course accepted western politicians of course, need to understand that their attempt to isolate our country are doomed. further reproach meant with our allies beyond the former golden 1000000000, is an absolutely inevitable process. and it is of a mutual nature. and we, the united states, china and every one else you understand that to day the question is being decided whether the world order will become truly fair democratic and polish censuring, or whether this small group of countries will be able to impose on the international community in neo colonial division of the world into those who consider themselves exceptional, and others are destined to fulfill the wills the elect. well sir, gala for all the state men cam

the women accused linkedin of systemic, gender based pay discrimination.ar jobs in the settlement. linkedin denies the claims and as interest rates are set to continue to increase with that fed meeting, wrapping up today, owning a home is getting more difficult. report from thea association of realtors found te bay area. can afford to buy a house at the median purchase price, which is now nearly $1.4 million.10 years ago. more than half of households in california could afford the median home price. the report also said the most affordable county in the bay area is solano county, where 36% of households can afford. the median priced home there, which is $600,000 cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. thank you. all right now to the question. what kind of sleeper are you? researchers have long tried to determine the best and worst sleeping positions. doctors at the mayo clinic are now recommending sleeping on your side. they say that position can reduce snoring. help stop airways from collapsing and can avoid neck and backaches. researchers say that

premium returns and there's a debate, this is what makes me sit up, you put out a great piece on linkedinloomberg data, there is sort to hide. from stocks. we see this repricing, in terms of yield falling in australia, japan. the coverage on the japan option, the highest since 2005. tom: even going for safe havens of that's been crushed, year to date, it is 8064. commodities under pressure, under concerns about china. futures pointing to some modest reprieve. futures in europe gained .5%. manus: will it indoor? that is the question. -- will it indoor -- endure? bloomberg markets: is up next. ♪ so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a diet pill that actually works. go to golo.com to get you

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you can submit those via the chat on youtube or linkedin run twitter using #bpc live. >> live in talking about data and there are a lot of red conditions and or that center around the importance of data. can you talk about what is rozen that's an important area and report and how can that help us? >> before i was the surgeon general, i was the indiana state surgeon general and was difficult to repot just to create policy if you're driving down the street line. we were driving wind and driving down -- we're driving blind and driving down the street at night with no lights and we saw happen with covid during the pandemic, we address that problem the opioid crisis is not being handled at the same level of emergency as the pandemic. the best metric we have is mortality and that comes to 6-18 months after the fact. the same had been drew for the covid-19 pandemic and we would never had the same information. we would have waited for people to die before we reacted and that would've been too late. data allows us to assess in real-time the scope of the issue. this report lines of for effective d

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questions will take questions from the audience later in our and please note there's a chat on youtuber linkedin are using our #. dr. adams i want to come back to you. you a lot of time talking about data and a lot of recommendations.th it centers around import zubaydah. could youta talk more about why it's so important and how cannot help us to get better data to help drive us to better solutions? >> 04 i was the surgeon general was the indiana state health -- and i saw it was difficult to create policy. in everyli sense we were driving and not driving down the street at night with no lights on look thing -- with no rearview with no rearview mirror. this happened again with covid. for chilly during a pandemic we address that problem and even though the opioid crisis that pandemic crisis within the same -- it wasn't handled the same level of emergency. there's a serious lag in the dataem we get to the opiate response the best metrically has is mortality. that usually comes months after-the-fact that the same as been true for the covid-19 pandemics we wouldn't have any of the necessary informatio

curious to find out more, she scanned his linkedin page and saw that he was a 42 year old investment banker. >> you're having this light hearted banterer on football teams? >> yes. >> she didn't hear from him for several months, then in the fall of 2013, out of the blue, derek message her. >> he said i've been going through a terrible divorce, and i've been in maui decompressing, and he said i've just inherited bunch of money, several million dollars and i'm thinking about moving to san francisco. >> he wondered if he could stay in her guest bedroom while he looked at properties nearby. >> he said i don't want to stay in the motel, and i don't want to stay downtown because that wouldn't give me the vibe of the marina. >> how did you feel about him staying with you. >> it really didn't matter, i've had friends stay with me and i do airbnb and so a kind of welcomed having the company in my house. >> so derrick flew to hawaii to knock on her door, he seemed charming, we started talking and so we dug into -- he >> had an impressive background? >> sure. he said i'm building a ritz-carlton

just another part of his post on linkedin, he said the aggressive war unleashed by putin against ukrainegainst the entire western world is not only a crime against the ukrainian people but perhaps against the people of russia. he names vladimir putin and goes on to accuse the foreign ministry of lies and in-profi unprofessionalism. and the state department, the foreign ministry has not commented, but state department says that this stands that many are willing to stand up to putin. and so the open question, is that true. are there many people willing to stand up to putin. and we have seen various examples of dissent, but i was looking at polls of public opinion, and if you ask did you personally support the actions of the armed forces of ukraine, in march 53% definitely yes, in april just 45%. so there is a shift there. but we move to putin's approval rating which in february was just 71%, and in march, it jumped after, 83%. now just down a fraction to 82%. so no concrete answer as of yet to whether this represents a sea change. >> and so far we've heard nothing from russia from the krem

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and you should also be on linkedin, and that got us thinking how we got in front of you. so we wanted to share photo os when we first got in the business. this is me as the multi media journalist in mankato, minnesota, as an anchor reporter, and we have vianey starting out in boston, and i love that long hair, and i think that is also a picture of her at csun before she broke into the business looking so professional. speaking of, it is time to check in with the meteorologist, herself, for a look at the sunday forecast. >> yes, good times, good time, and you have to love the journey which gets you the where you are, and i'm hanging out with kira in the bay area in san francisco. so whether you are taking a flight out or landing in bay today, it is not as windy right now, but the concern will once again kick up into the afternoon and into monday. i will get to that in a second. a beautiful shot of downtown san jose, and the sunrise coming up, and not expecting rain, so dry in the forecast. at the temperatures right now in the 40s to start, and 45 in san jose, and 43 in mor

it is hard to get a gig when the only thing been endorsed for on linkedin is killing groundhogs and trashinghe best. i have to correct you -- i hate to be a fact-checker, but he did not kill the groundhog. what happened, after being seen with him publicly, the groundhog died of embarrassment. you took a look at the poll numbers when de blasio ran for president, and the campaign died quicker than a carnival goldfish because of what he has done to the city and i want to start there, okay? new york city and the idea he had the nerve to ask for anyone's vote after what he did to new york. new york city right now, tucker, looks like gotham before batman comes except batman is not coming because he is not vaccinated. he ain't showing up. you've got to go back to wayne manor, i'm sorry, 6 feet of space, we will fight the crime virtually. and that is the issue. my family was going to come to new york city this weekend but they decided to go someplace safer like beirut because the idiots who ran the city into the ground was always going for the performative stupidity, creating the appearance that he

she shared news of her resignation in a video posted on linkedin. >> today am quitting because of shall'soubletalk on climate. shell stated their missiois t do no harm. incense honorable they are not -- they know continued oil d gas extraction causes extreme harm to our climate, our environment, and to people. and whateverhey say, shall is simplyot winding down fossil fuels, they are expande with new exploration and pansion project against the clear one from scientists of huge risks to the climate change. i cannot be a part of this anymore. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, we look at "the ransom," a new series in "the new york times" to how france devastated haiti's economy by forcing haiti to pay massive reparations for the loss of slave labor after enslaved haitians rebuild, founding the first black republic in 1804. back in a minute. ♪♪ [music break] amy: the haitian musician. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now! co-

up from 3.3% pre-pandemic, according to linkedin. >> there was resistance on your end initially?eel like a step back ward. >> reporter: he worked in hr at adobe, but he left for a new opportunity in 2020. last year he returned to adobe after just 18 months. the average time americans boomerang back is down from 22 months to 17 months. >> part of it was during the pandemic, it was harder to sink roots into a company. i missed some of the colleagues and confidence that i could do important work and add value and have impact was the most important thing. >> reporter: boomeranging often carries a negative connotation. but that's changing. likely due to the more than 11.5 million unfilled jobs in the u.s. while a record 4.5 million americans quit in march. the balance of power has shifted to the employee. >> historically, boomeranging was not seen as a positive thing. i think it's the first time we have seen employers really welcoming that trend as well to say, we'd love to have you back here. but is it desperation too? part of it is that they are so aware of the competition and don't

connection never materialized, bret, those prosecutors say the damage was done and trump and russia were linkedinhe court of public opinion. sussmann's team told jurors the complete opposite arguing that sussmann, a well respected cyber attorney with a top secret clearance never tried to hide anything from the fbi. sussmann's team also says that the fbi was well aware that sussmann worked for the fbi. it was not a secret in washington at all. tomorrow is a big day. former clinton campaign general counsel marc elias expected to take the stand. also james baker that former fbi general counsel that michael sussmann had that meeting with, a lot of names but we are going to continue to follow it all. bret? >> bret: we will cover it all every piece of this state. david spunt outside the courthouse. david, thanks. the national average cost of a regular gallon of gasoline hit another record high today. $4.52. that's up 4 cents from yesterday. 15 cents from one week ago. also today, for the first time, all 50 states have an average gas price at or above $4 per gallon. the news comes less than a week after

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.

his chair, tossing syringes up, trying to get them stuck in the ceiling. [ light laughter ] his linkedinfile now says, "start date, may 9th, 2022 end date, lunchtime. [ laughter ] hey, guys, this is big astronomers just revealed the first image of a black hole -- the black hole in the center of our galaxy look at this, check this out yeah that's either a black hole, or someone ate a cheeto and touched the telescope lens [ laughter ] well guys, it's been a rough week for the stock market. and i saw that apple stock is down almost 10%. yeah, they're getting hit hard, so i thought maybe i'd check in with siri to see how it's going. hey siri, are you there? >> why don't you go ask that bitch alexa. [ laughter ] >> steve: whoa - >> jimmy: caught you at a bad time >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: meanwhile, i read that party city's stock has crashed, because they had to pay so much more for the helium in their balloons. yeah we actually have footage of the meeting they had earlier today look at this >> dale, have you seen the latest revenue projections >> i have, doug, and even though this is party ci

boris bondarev, a diplomat to the missions in united nations in geneva, posted this statement on linkedinears i've seen different foreign policy and never have i ever been so ashamed of my country. for those who live in pompous tasteless and sail in yachts limited to the russian navy. and enjoin power and complete impunity. to achieve that, they're willing to sacrifice as many lives as it takes. joining me the ceo of hermitage capital bill browder, he's the author of the new book "freezing order, a true story of money laundering and surviving vladimir putin's wrath." bill, how significant is this? is it a one-off or something more in your view? >> well, i mean, this is a guy who is saying the king's not wearing a clothes. the words that he -- that you just read out from his post is exactly what's happening. the reason why this -- why this is happening is because putin wants to stay in power. the fact that he's done it, first of all, is very brave. secondly, it sets a standard for what -- if the oligarchs ever want to come in from the cold, they have to say things like this. and hopefully,

trying again, it's hard to get a gig, tucker , when a the only thing you've been endorsed for on linkedin is killing groundhogs and trashing cities. the best. ct you -- i but i have to correct you.e i hate to be a fact checker here, but he didn't kill the groundhog. actually , what happened is after being seen with himf publicly, the groundhog died of embarrassment. it wasn't the fall he took a look at those poll numbers when de blasio ran for president p and campaigngo campaigned quick in the carnival goldfish because of what he's done to the city. and i want to start there, okay, new york city o and the idea that he has the nerve to ask for anyone's vote afterig what he did to new york new york city right now,r, tucker looks like gotham beforel batman comes except batman is not coming because he's not vaccinated. he ain't show it up. manor, you got to go back to wayne manor. i'm sorry. f six feet of space. we'll fight the crime virtually. and that's the issueued. rk citt my family was going tohi come to new york city this weekend, but they decided to go someplace safer like beirut becau

linkedin live, twitter, there are so many ways. you can try multiple things. you don't really know, exactly, what is going to work. in a digital world you're going to want to hit multiple audiences. you can't have one thing, you need to try multiple things. and, let's go to you. you are in a big project right now, really big project! you and i met this morning. so, president roosevelt is another one, i think we should have a contest. who got to more places and did more things roosevelt or jefferson? we have the presidential run at the washington nationals. we need to have something. >> only one gave a speech after getting shot. >> i appreciate that. >> so, talk a little bit about what your plan is. how are you going to use the digital assets in your planning process? >> well, teresa, thank you so much. i want to begin with gratitude with stewart and anita. anita, i know you've been planning this event for two years! we are all here in person, live. thank you. such a pleasure to be with you. the whha has been a tremendous supporter of the theodore roosevelt pre

and you know now there's so many during covid like linkedin live twitter. i mean instagram, there are so many ways. i think you can try multiple things. i like that you do because you don't really know exactly what's gonna work and i think in a digital world, you're gonna want to hit multiple audiences so you can't almost really have one thing. you have to try multiple things and let's go to you you're in a big project right now really big project you and i met this morning. i'm again president roosevelt is another one. so maya, i think we should have a contest like got around more places and did more roosevelt or jefferson. i think that would be a really great road i could do how we have that we have presidents, you know rent at the washingtons nationals. we have to have something yeah only one gave a speech after getting shot appreciate it. so talk a little bit about what your plan how are you going to use the digital assets in your planning process? well teresa. thank you so much. i just want to begin with gratitude to stuart and anita anita. i know you'

this makes airbnb the latest company to pull back from china following likes of linkedin, yahoo!eports airbnb has 150,000 listings in china. bookings in the country account for 1% of the business in recent years. chinese users can still use airbnb services when they travel abroad. i reached out to airbnb and did not immediately receive a comment back. now if you are a walmart shopper you may have option to have purchases delivered by drone. the retailer is expanding drone deliveries across six states, arizona, arkansas, florida, texas, utah and virginia. that means four million households in these areas could get packages of batteries or a box of diapers delivered to them within 30 minutes or less. the delivery fee here, 3.99. the weight limit of course is 10-pounds because of course it is by drones. walmart is testing drones, how it could drive e-commerce growth near headquarters in northwest arkansas and california. interesting, neil, they thought customers would seize on the drone service for emergency items for prescription medications but they're actually finding most users

mayors of deacon of london talked yesterday with executives at google and linkedin.ts workers there. he plans to end his four day mission in los angeles to encourage movie studios to make more films in london. khan has also been encouraging americans to travel to london. saying the queen's platinum jubilee makes this an historic time to visit london is recalling 130,000 cars because of a problem with the information and entertainment system. the cars, touch screens can go blank or malfunction malfunction when the system's overheat while supercharging the problem happens in the 2021 s and x models. as well as 2022, model three y s and x, tesla says it's not clear how widespread the issue is, but it has received 59 warranty claims . the problem is being resolved with a software update. more americans are heading out to sea live performances again. concert ticket resale website stubhub released its annual summer tour preview and says there will be twice the number of concerts this year than there were in 2019. stubhub says there are more concerts this year because so ma

or what would you like to see like linkedin, 15 years from now. since mr. oil when here in person maybe we can start with you. >> thank you for the question. i believe that that feature of the beef industry all segments work together. the cattle numbers, ranchers have dropped, count numbers have dropped since 1980. it's really as a result of a reduction in demand for beef across the globe. it is due to health issues at the time. and also ranchers decisions to repurpose land. at the same time we saw improvement in the efficiency at the ranches. being able to put more pounds on cattle than ever before. as i look forward i believe that wecr are on the right track in creating a quality product that's demanded across the globe. the profit opportunity today the quality beef we have in the system and they demand we havest seen particularly in the last few years. >> so you believe the current model of a cow calf owned by individual family farmers will continue ten -- 15 years from now? that is what you'd like to see? >> the average shirt size today is 43 had ranch