linkedin recently released new data that looks at gender gaps. the report will come up here. representation of women in leadership. globally, only three in 10 are female at the asia-pacific. australia and india have the lowest representation of women in leadership roles. >> let's get more insights from linkedin. i was crunching these numbers for us. it was quiet fascinating that the reason why leadership is so low and as a byproduct of that, you are seeing entrepreneurs and say i am just going to do this myself and forge my own path. tell us what the core of the problem is here and tell us what is really happening in the real world for them to do something like this? >> thank you for having me in. between 2016 and 2021, we actually saw a 99% increase of women becoming entrepreneurs. instinctively, why are women having to choose that route? she became a founder of the talent agency because she felt she had to work really hard to get recognition. she had the same job. largely, i think women are feeling like this is getting too tough. having to justify myself all the time. maybe

are they taking linkedin learning courses to potentially gain new skills?hat makes them tick and you want to make sure that you have those open lines of communication with your team to ensure that you have a pulse of what's going on. but let's talk about let's switch from quiet quitting to like real quitting right. the unemployment rate in california's historically low it's under 4% we're also hearing some economists say that we're headed for or perhaps already in a recession is now a good time to quit and be looking for that perfect job. look hiring rates have slowed. we've seen that over the last couple of months, but it is still a job secrets market. there are tons of opportunities out there. um, and if you are somebody that potentially wants to look for a job, it's certainly a good time to do so. we're seeing many industries higher than postcode . pre covid rates. covid, um rate, so certainly something that there's opportunities out there. if you're interested if you find yourself that you are in that op that situation of check out your linkedin network

she sent more than 80 letters to her professional contact on linkedin.cided to use my network . on linkedin one fine day i wrote a short message in english briefly describing that we evacuated from kyiv and i have - and i am looking for employment opportunities the result was not long in coming. almost all experts who received the letter on social media responded to it . most of the people who wrote it responded to it, and in reality they began to offer me positions within a week. every day there were three video calls with those who offered me something, and here is one of those video calls, there was a meeting with representatives of the directorate in which i currently work, e.e. of the council of europe. sofia says that she answered the questions frankly, but casually, because she knew that she had nothing to lose at the end of the conversation received an offer, now she works as a project manager at the council of europe and urges other ukrainian women not to be afraid, the war will end sooner or later, ukraine will win. as i believe, the experience

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so dot com, linkedin, all of those large companies use you say i understand who you are and what kind of jobs you should be. job offers who should be getting? or if you should be recommended to. busy a recruiter, so we see a being used in all kinds of things in health care settings and we've seen, you know, things where really it's been working out well. and we've also seen some spectacular failures. so i think from, you know, the 1st innovation was sort of like, we are so excited about a i, it's going to revolutionize everything. i think there's a little bit more realism to that. you know, how well can this technology help us out? has a horrifying story of job applications going through to allison and how the a i sifted the job applications. will you please please tell us that story? cuz it's pretty shocking. and now we found out that the a i wasn't working as intended or was it? yes, so we see this a lot, right, since the ninety's we have these wonderful job platforms, monster linkedin, and so everyone can applied to any job. and that's really wonderful. on the other side and compan

look at the linkedin profile. click on it and make it bigger.r: meet hunter patterson, an aspiring sports commentator. >> i really didn't have a headshot that i felt comfortable with until my junior year of college. >> reporter: since then he's updated his headshot twice leveling up his image. >> i wanted to be looking directly at the camera smiling, and i think it played out pretty well. >> right there, hold that. >> reporter: it's a dynamic look that peter hurley says couples confidence with approachability. he calls it the squinch. >> i define squinch as the narrowing of the distance between the lower eyelid and the pupil. >> keep smiling. that's cool. >> reporter: other ways, make sure you dress for the job you want, not the job you have. >> if you were a medical professional, you want a stethoscope. those little things also help people say, oh, i want to have a conversation with this person. >> reporter: and shy away from busy backgrounds. >> i don't want another character in your background. you don't need a supporting role back there. you

a fella in baltimore saw his linkedin go viral after someone posted it on twitter. at first glance it looked like len worked for facebook, netflix and google. look closer. his account management job was responsible for managing and paying for accounts between five globally distributed family members. for apple, he led remote tech support for older family members throughout the country. i think we've all done that for apple. amazon, he increased order volume 123% over the last seven years. it is so clever. i called him on the phone. >> 99% of the reaction to that profile has come from lazy recruiters and financial advisers who don't read it. >> yes. they think you're being serious and say, you know, somebody who worked at netflix, we think we would like to give you financial advice. >> that's right. we know all the strategies for optimizing your facebook shares. >> at first glance your like netflix, amazon, facebook, the faang companies. he's perfectly happy in the job he has. his side hustle is the five accounts -- >> tweaking resumes. >> i like it a lot. >> thanks,

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this is his photo from linkedin. he's 70 years old. he told officers he was knocked to the ground by someone he did not know. that attack happened last tuesday night. then on sunday officers spotted a man in the tenderloin matching the suspect's description. they arrested that man and police say they believe this arrest will offer mr. chu some peace of mind. >>> and there are new details in the search for a 16-year-old girl who was last seen in a tahoe area at a campground. deputies are now treating this disappearance as an abduction. 16-year-old kylie rodney went missing early saturday morning from a party attended by dozens of young people. that party took place near the prosser family campground outside of truckee. kylie, 5'7", hazel eyes and may be wearing a black tank top with green dickies. authorities have also posted an emotional message from her mother. >> anybody else out there if you know where she is, if you know anything about where she might be, if you have any ideas or thoughts, please come forward and share them. >> kyl

. >> we are running stories about these big-name companies, facebook, apple, linkedin, laying off people. california is taking a big hit. >> california had the biggest drawback of job openings, and it's largely because of the tech company that was hiring like crazy, even during the pandemic. and they are now dialing back saying they are a little uncertain, the future is cloudy. are we going to go into a recession? is inflation going to keep the gas prices and grocery prices high? we don't think we can afford to hire all those people, so we are going to slow down. that is why we are seeing the job listings go back. >> what about worker productivity? i know mark zuckerberg was referring to this, maybe our employees aren't working hard enough and we should shed some of them now? >> that is a threat you don't want to hear, that is about performance, it is a threat that the big boss has over all of us, and it's the kind of thing that companies say before they drawback their jobs, before they have layoffs. they say we are not seeing the performance we need and guess what, we may have to cut co

this was a photo from his linkedin profile.he 70-year-old told officers that he had been knocked to the ground by a stranger. now that attack happened last tuesday night near folsom and third. police say they hope the arrest gives chu some peace of mind. >> i would assume that he would be relieved to know that the person who attacked him has been apprehended, for any victim of an assault like this to know the person out there is still out there it can be freight ning especially after an incident and knowing the person has been apprehended brings a certain amount of peace. >> of the city leaders applauding the arrest including supervisor matt dorsey. >>> turning to monkeypox coverage, san francisco is expecting more than 10,000 tows doses of vaccines that were promised last week. the walk-in clinic at sf general will reopen tuesday through saturday. kaiser, ucsf and sutter will also give shots but by appointment. all together, 23,000 doses have been sent to san francisco in just the past few weeks. >>> community clinics across t

you cannot say the truth like that they took him off of facebook and linkedin youtube is censoring me and my show they will take me down eventually. i'm not big enough that they are censoring that the priorities are right. i sleep at night. i work hard. i'm trying to make people's lives better that is meaningful and has value. i sacrifice other things in order to do that. and in my life it is more meaningful. that is the grand equation. host: thank you for your time. >> thank you so much. now i don't need my therapy session. [laughter] and succeeding in male-dominated professions. and i can show you how you look like. good morning everyone. good morning. good mor >> good morning everyone. welcome to the kentucky book festival i am a sophomore studying vocal performance our next guest the first female marine to fight a combat

hack sent more than 80 letters to her professional contact on linked i decided to use my network on linkedine day i wrote a short message in english briefly describing that we evacuated from kyiv and i am looking for m-m opportunities employment, the result was not long in coming , almost all specialists who posted on the social network responded to him, mainly the majority of the people who wrote and actually started offering me positions every day for a week there were three video calls, video calls with those who offered me something. one of these video calls was a meeting with representatives of the directorate in which i currently work, e. received an offer, now she works as a project manager in the council of europe and urges other ukrainian women not to be afraid, the war will end sooner or later, ukraine will win, i believe, and the experience you will gain here, even in the cultural aspect communication, emotional intelligence, which you will strengthen here , only you will bring to ukraine and this will help us build a new society tetyana vysotska for the espresso tv channel from s

they took him off of linkedin, facebook. youtube is censoring me in my show. they just haven't taken me down yet, they will, eventually. i'm not big enough -- but there censoring. but the priorities are right. i sleep at night. i work hard. i am trying to make people's lives better. i sacrifice other things in order to do that. it gives it meaning, more meaning and value. my life is more meaningful. that is a grand equation. >> author sam sorbo, thank you for your time. sam: thank you so much. now, i don't need my therapy session. [laughter]

they took him off of linkedin, facebook. youtube is censoring me in my show. they just haven't taken me down yet, they will, eventually. i'm not big enough -- but there censoring. but the priorities are right. i sleep at night. i work hard. i am trying to make people's lives better. i sacrifice other things in order to do that. it gives it meaning, more meaning and value. my life is more meaningful. that is a grand equation. >> author sam sorbo, thank you for your time. sam: thank you so much. now, i don't need my therapy session. [laughter] >> i am the executive director honored to welcome you to tonight's conversation between dr. thomas fisher and natalie moore. this is a nonprofit organization to present the speakers series on a wide variety of topics including human development, mental health, education, and social justice among others. we have over 175 videos of past events archived on our website and youtube channel. people shirt -- be sure to explore. thomas fisher is a board certified emergency medicine physician at the university of chicago medical ce

such a volunteer project is there thus okay i i will write they wrote shots a person took add me on linkedin much my car costs, he says how much it costs, i have british people. i just show them a video of our federamobiles, they are shocked and say, give me a card. if they don’t see it, then you need to join the volunteer movement. i think that means they are definitely sitting in tv and looks like somehow there i don't know genes we fight further and we say ukrb apron become you can be a part of it you can your your dollar your pound can help e win rights yes and monthly we need to add them through journalism through youtube, through the content there, where can we reach them, why not, you can’t just watch the news, you can contribute and be a part of it, i think that’s how you can reach the dollar fund and any other currency its owner can look at it completely differently, i can give it to the ukrainians who are now protecting not only themselves, but also, in principle, the entire western civilized world, but i can use this money to cover some of my needs, and they became more expensive,

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while linkedin says is to where is not and in time to counter russia and china is growing ties within the continent. the report suggest otherwise . the people's republic of china by contrast, sees the region as an important arena to challenge the rules based international order. and we can us relations with african peoples and governments. russia use the region as a permissive environment for paras, stables, and private military companies, often fermenting instability for strategic and financial benefit. while the u. s. aims to continuous presence in the region. china now stands as south africa is biggest trading partner. moscow's trade with the country is also on the rise with monthly exports from russia more than 4 times in the past year. all of this as the u. s. secretary of state tries to convince south africa to sever ties with russia and china. south africa, top diplomat sized blame for problems on the continent, rest with those who are capitalizing on their regions. resources. this fear that we exist under some push is i think, a totally a rear, unfounded. a belief in the relat

so we see this a lot, right, since the ninety's we have these wonderful job platforms, monster linkedin, and so everyone can applied to any job. and that's really wonderful. on the other side, and companies tell me, we get millions of applications. you know, ibm says they get around $3000000.00 applications a year. they're drowning and resumes, right? what are they going to do? they going to use technology? so amazon same problem, right? they get too many resumes. they want it to build the tool. and, you know, and a i tool that can pick the best applicant. so a wonderful idea. we all want it of course. so what they did is they used resumes from folks that have been interviewed at amazon before. and, you know, let the machine bond instead of the job applicants were, were checked out, their resumes were put on pile a o, b, yes or no. so over time, the engineers found out that the, that the, that the resume parcel was starting to downgrade folks to have to work woman or women and on their resume because it turns out over time, right. in the past, you know, male male applicants were preferr

dalio, on my linkedin account. what central bankers need to do to galvanize and get control of inflation. do you believe that the pivot tears have been involved in there could be a pivot on the way or is it that the fed want maximum optionality? downgrading to china demand very much in line with the general. he thinks that the china demand is stronger. the dollar behaves as a risk off asset. that is what the dollar is doing this morning. there is a short on the euro swift eurozone dollar risk. that is how you want to play this. let's get the team around the world. singapore, wrapping up those fed minutes. we also have london covering the u.s. retail sales data. also, trepidation in taiwan. dani: let's start with singapore. there is also a look at european stocks. let's start with the fed. minutes from the federal reserve showed that the federal bank may need to start cooling off the rate hike. let's bring in our bloomberg senior agent reporter. how much can we stay away from this given that during the fed meeting w

he posted this on his linkedin page it has been confirmed by smic. nine years i resigned from the board. the international divide has further widened. he went on to say it is become too hard to carry on having these board meetings in the middle the night without seeing people in person. he is alluding to those sanctions in the first part of the call but also covid zero is isolating westerners and chinese from each other's businesses it just became too much after nine years. it's another parch or. there are others who have also quit since the end of 2020. >> this decoupling happening on all fronts. u.s. futures are fractionally higher right now even as investors continue to be split on the outlook for the s&p 500. let's bring in annabelle for morning calls. one saying the worst of the selloff may be over. >> this is from j.p. morgan strategist. he says u.s. stocks could rebound to record highs. he is saying if you want to call yourself a true bull that timeframe needs to be in about three years. primarily looking at the inflation data, he says as long

i was just scrambling to see who has been cutting jobs, peloton, linkedin, apple laid off recruiterst month. but this all seems related to the tech sector. manus: but is it a natural pause? snap on the 23rd of may trimmed back on sales forecast, and you know that is dangerous. and the next day, lyft said they would bring on fewer people as well. we will catch up with columbia university senior research fellow christof ruehl when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these different things and nothing's ever working. i've done the diets, all the diets. before golo, i was barely eating but the weight wasn't going anywhere. the secret to losing weight and keeping it off is managing insulin and glucose. golo takes a systematic approach to eating that focuses on optimizing insulin levels. we tackle the cause of weight gain, not just the symptom. when you have good metabolic health, weight loss is easy. i alway

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what social media did, i can't remember if it was mark or reid hoffman, the founder of linkedin who said this, but we are trying to make it sone you never have o be alone. you never have to be lonely. >> yet loneliness has increased. >> you are exactly right. all this facebook stuff actually doesn't make people 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, to get away from the distractions, the diversions and away childish things and think about what is serious andd what is eternal and universal. the problem is loneliness can be absolutely debilitating. i was terribly lonely, awful to be lonely and being alone can put you in a desperate condition. who wouldn't want to escape and contact. it's particularly difficult for an adolescent whose fragility is there, who doesn't have many foundations that grown-ups would have that they could rely upon. things like having a child of your own, having to take care of an infant, the foundation for your life. you can't worry about yours

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after some frak frantic and haphazard googling i found jan's e-mail address on a dead at linkedin profile page and sent her an e-mail that sort of said hey, you have no idea who i am. but irt have been sort of researching your father's life. i would really love to talk to a little bit about it. i don't know what this project is ig, don't know it's ever goig to beou anything. but i would really like to talk to you a little bit about your dad and your dad's life and his time at the heart mountain camp. i was in may of 2017 print my bookk came out in january of 2021. the reason i bring that up is that i think a lot of times in this profession and all of our professions and personal life sometimes you procrastinateve oo things that are very easy things to do in the things we want to do. sometimes we don't know if we can do. but for me, writing this book was a sign anyone, anyone in this room could do what i did today. amy sent us in writing a book but it's a finding stories talking to people and remembering on a grand scope maybe capturing your family star meets capturing your neighborhood or

in june, the ceo of klarna took heat after linkedin posted the names and contact details of hundredsoyees who were let go. he said he was trying to get them jobs. others thought it was a little tone deaf. now, another post by the ceo of hybrid social is going viral. he wrote, "my employees would still have jobs if i had made better choices." he posted a selfi crying. some thought the post was a little cringey, but he embraced the backlash and dubbed himself the crying ceo. then there was this interview with redfin ceo who had this to say when i asked about layoffs. >> we laid off 6% of our workforce and i'm the one accountable for that. i feel so ashamed about it. i was so blue, i still am. but it is what we had to do to run a profitable business, and now i think we feel more optimistic about the future. but we are still running on a knife's edge. emily: coming up, we will take a deep dive into the world of crypto mixers. what are they? and how could they be the culprit in the newest money laundering schemes? that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: time now for over crypto report.

i posted that study to social and linkedin you can read it for yourself here is more from the proposalbe you should sit down for this the word tax and taxpayer or taxes is used a staggering 639 times. 639. the word tax itself alone mentioned 182 times. taxpayer slightly more of course, key revisions set a corporate minuteimum tax rate at 15%. maybe it is not surprising what about the energy part of the bill the good news the word energy is referenced 428 times security is mentioned 81 times which is important given the bill wants to spend your money on subsidies. it is a big win for oil and gas. it will bring back to life canceled offshore drilling l leases in the gulf of mexico and alaska a little taste of the forecast us items from the 700 page piece of legislation like all proposed laws which is publicly available so you can go online and read it for yourself and decide for yourself if you like it or not just never, ever go on the bill's title alone which is no different than advertising or something from "mad men. random and helpful let's dig into the concerrporat taxes and how thi

there is a website of the institute, there is youtube twitter facebook linkedin well, some social networksre banned in our country and in they had about 12,000 views on youtube, and have existed since 2008. it 's something called an institute. uh, super interests. i take it he didn't call. there are some even talking heads. you can look at these members of the board of directors or someone of the institute on youtube, but i will note the only thing. i tried to find this news on the website of the institute. i didn't find it. maybe they said it somewhere in their strands, yes, and lately i often see references to this institute, apparently, i received funding, finally an institution for many years of its existence. and they have appeared. yes , the motivation to create content for money is enough for our viewers to simply conduct their own checks, without buying into such high-profile names as institutes for the study of war, the academy for the study of modern political and military processes. you know, we can come up with the name of 10-20-30 similar structures in minutes here. the most i

. >> greg: that's why i'm on linkedin olive garden and asks me if i'm available to be a h host. >> danajudge? >> judge jeanine: first thing i thought about was all the animals who got killed when they smelled the food and went out and tried to sniff it out were eat it up. think about it, the scent was there for a while. they probably got some spaghetti. >> greg: let's do something else. it's august and it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. stores are putting out their trees and christmas to cork months before the holiday as shoppers hunt for bargains thanks to inflation. i don't blame them, do you blame them? >> dana: everybody can do what they want. i think it would be good to have halloween candy out before christmas, that's just me. but earlier mentioning the republicans had a platform they're writing on that all they want to do is investigate. i think if they introduce a loss and you can't put up a christmas tree until november 15th, they might get a lot of support for that. >> greg: you know what's come out on fox, that's a war on christmas. >> harold: you said you had neigh

she tweeted similar and linkedin in april, linkedin took it off saying they violated the hate speechople are responding to her, equivalent between the g.i. bill and the student loan forgiveness. people forgiven the loans now, all they did was go to school. they did not serve in the military. >> well, you could draw a closer -- you could draw a closer resemblance to go into public service for loan forgiveness, but a bad deal. if you go to college, go to college, get education and try to make money. go and try to provide for your family. there is an easy plan here. spend ten years in the industry you are educated in, make as much money as you can, pay off your house, a good nest egg together and then work for a non-profit. i have someone blowing my messages up yesterday complaining to me about the student loan forgiveness because it's not enough. what she forgot to mention, she went to a non-profit on purpose and a private school for law school, those are decisions she made and did not have at that make. if you put yourself in a debt, put yourself in position to get out of it. that's w

employees, they said they would optimize operations, following the merger of stubhub red according to linkedins their employer in the bay area. we'll take a live look at the stock exchange. we are in negative territory i 150 points. we are learning more about what could be included in the iphone 13, but the phone will cover -- come in several colors, including blue and red. the 14 pro will be available in green and silver and graphite. according to the reports, this will include faster charging speeds and prices will start at $800. hbo max is merging with discovery plus. the service will shift strategy for affiliates that include dc comics, tbs, tnt, and cnn. by next summer, they will combine with discovery plus, which includes reality tv like food network and tlc. the cfo of hbo says they will no longer prioritize projects with children and family entertainment select content could come to hbo max as soon as the september break >> and airport worker is making sure he's keeping entertain before they hit the sky. >> beyoncÉ has taken notice. will has more on the videos going viral. >> imagine y

have to happen was social media date, i can't remember if it was mark zuckerberg or the founder of linkedin, who said this but were trying to make it so you never have to be on phone. you never have to be lonely tonight and you are exactly right, people will all of this facebook stuff does not make people feel that much better releasing long-term but 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 the diversion and think about put away the think aboutngs and what is serious. what is eternal, universal and one of the things of life and sometimes you just have to get out by yourself in order to do that the problem is that loneliness, can be absolutely debilitating for a 16 -year-old, i was terribly lonely when i was young. it was awful to be lonely and being alone can put you in a desperate condition. who would not want to escape, particularly it's difficult for an adolescent this fragility is the psychic fragility is there. who does not have many foundations the grown-ups would have that

swiss based via gogo completed its take overof stub hub in a recent letter from the ceo posted on linkedinnes plans to close the shanghai and san francisco offices next year. >>> tesla's ceo elon musk for one believes the u.s. is still headed for a recession. he made that prediction yesterday at the annual shareholders meeting. it's a relatively mild within and will last 18 months. elon musk is basing that on the price tesla pays to make cars. the pandemic in china and war in ukraine hampered supply chain problems. >>> trending this morning, word of a multitalented superstar's next turn on the big screen: she let the world know in a pretty unique way. . >> dancing cheek to cheek. a new twitter post from lady gaga using music confirms that she and joaquin phoenix will team up for joker ado set to hit theaters next year and this is a music sequel to the 2019 joker movie. she will play her love interest, harley quinn and she'll visit san francisco's oracle park next month as part of our world tour. a lot of little monsters there. one in particular. >> i think i will be calling out sick to go

. >> karen, does it jive with your data at linkedin and how do you square this kind of strength at this point in the cycle with negative gdp growth >> yeah. well, look, we're looking at it that it's not a recession when you add 500,000 jobs to the economy. our data shows that hiring is holding in it is still a solid labor market do we think there are mixed signals? i do i think right now there's no question that employers are still hiring but we're starting to see less breadth across the hiring and less momentum. so for me what i would tell the fed is i'm starting to see a little rebalancing maybe between supply and demand in the labor market starting to see job seekers looking for jobs with more intensity coming back to the platform we're starting to see also employers. do they really want to add that next job opening or hold back on that so we're seeing still elevated job postings and openings but not as much as before. we're seeing more people more actively searching for jobs. >> i'm curious about that last point because we saw the labor participation rate go down which was if you ha

in a recent post on linkedin, arianna huffington wrote quiet quitting isn't just about quitting on a, it's a step toward quitting on life. our next guest agrees. mr. wonderful is here, kevin o'leary, cohost on shark tank and chairman of o'leary ventures. i product of unemployment or long-term thing? >> you know, the economy is changing. obviously we are going into a whole new metric where some people work at home, some people go back to the office. we don't know how it's going to shake out in the long run. it is more project based.in other words, you're hired in your tested to finish things off. some ideas are bad ideas and some ideas are stupid ideas, but very rarely can you combine both and that is what we have here. this is the dumbest idea i've ever heard in launching a career and what i'm hoping i can do, and i've told the recruiters, as i've got about 10,000 people in the companies we are investors in, plus these investor chains. i've asked them, can we identify these people early and help them get jobs with our competitors? if you are a quiet quitter, you are a loser. you are

i found her e-mail address on linkedin profile page and sent an e-mail that said you have no idea whom but i've been sort of researching the father's life and i would love to talk to you a little bit, iw do know for the project is, if it's ever going to be anything but i would really like to talk to you about your dad and your dad's life and his time at the hardbound camp. that was in may of 2017 and my book came out january of 2021 and the reason i bring it up is think a lot of times this profession and all professions and personal lives, sometimes we procrastinate on things that are easy things to do, things we want to do and things sometimes we don't know ifn we can do but for me writing this book was anyone in this room could do what i did today if not necessarily writing about, signing stories and talking to people and remembering. maybe it's just capturing their ylyghfamilies story or your neighborhood or a church story but everybody here has the tools to do that. i'll get off my tiny little soapbox there. i talked to her on the phone, probably rambled too long about my thoughts

. >> you can apply through linkedin. $100,000 in canadian dollars is about $78,000 in u.s.ollars. >> i don't care. >> that's too much candy. >> they have an extensive dental plan so there's that, too. >> okay. >> as a parent doctrine -- >> i was going to say, would zeppi and -- >> you would not sleep as a parent. your kid would be so wired. >> sugared up and wired. >> and 100 pieces of candy a day? >> that's a lot >> that's a lot, yeah. but hey, who knows? who knows who will take that job. >> you're not going to have a sweet parent after that. >> no. >>> we have sweet treats with us this morning from a san francisco company that's celebrating a major milestone. the golden gate fortune cookie factory has been in the business for 60 years and to celebrate this friday, the factory's planning a community celebration along with a fireworks show to set off, it will go above the factory. the family-owned business is located in the heart of san francisco's chinatown and they've been there since the start of their 06-year run making more than 300 12k3w4r50ir7b8g9s >> i've already ha

writer job at a start-up, she wasted no time marketing herself posting this creative video to her linkedinhan taylor swift and basically the avenger superheroes of their field. a lot of us felt blind of sided and felt really scared and thought, what's a way i can get my colleagues' names in front of as many people as possible. so i approached it in the best way i knew how. >> reporter: while also advertising her own skills. >> also i'm a copy writer. >> reporter: that video bringing troves of recruiters knocking on her virtual door. >> the next day i woke up and my linkedin in box was full. i had tons of people wanting to connect with me. >> reporter: despite record-high inflation, the jobs market is still tight with about two job openings for every unemployed person. >> the job market is slowing, but it's actually still a job seeker's market. what we're finding is that we're actually above those pre-covid levels so it is still a good time to find a job. >> reporter: if you've been laid off, experts recommend following suki's lead. do reach out to your network. emphasize your skills and ap

according to linkedin, 161 employees list stubhub as their employer in the san francisco bay area.h better news now. an airport worker making sure he is keeping passengers entertained before they had to disguise. will ganss has more on the videos going viral. will: imagine you are sitting in an airplane waiting to take off. you look at the window and see this. ♪ you cannot even be mad if your flight got delayed, right? >> let me address that. we have nothing to do with that. ram has nothing to do with that, america. will: devonte 8:00 a.m. is the airport employee bringing it to the runway. ♪ every now and then i will tip out on the ramp and see what the guys are doing and throw on a little show. will: his videos, racking up millions of likes. even catching the attention of beyonce, who included her in her first tiktok. will: i said, guys, i have to miss these next two flights. i have to see what this is about. i merely called my mom. she loved it. will: when it comes to those moves, the tague got it from his mom. >> i would kind of sneak off on the side and learn their routines. sh

which alleged that he made a number of improper social media posts specifically that he liked a linkedint about a "washington post" opinion piece about bill ba and the roger stone case, that he liked the story about the michael flynn case which grassley saw as partisan against flynn, that he liked another washington postop piece that said william barr had gone rogue and that he made comments in regards to donald trump on his twitter page and retweeted a lincoln project tweet that said donald trump is psychologically broken, embittered and a deeply unhappy man. christopher wray called these tweets troubling. seemed to indicate that phish special agents should check their politics at the door when it comes to their investigation and certainly not leave some sort of outward presence that may call into question their ability to be unbiased and fair minded as they conduct their investigations. a couple of things here as relates to hunter biden and the reason you said what you did, hallie. there's been additional information that grassley's committee received, that the agent tried to stop the

the ticket reseller posted a message on linkedin, saying it'll close offices in san francisco and shanghai 200 employees. the company plans to focus to hubs in new york and los angeles. >>> switching gears now to first alert meteorologist darren peck. good forecast for us, huh? >> we do. we have a good looking saturday morning with interesting breaks of blue sky in the clouds over the city. just about everywhere else is waking up to a cover of the marine layer and the low-level stratosphere. you saw the sun from treasure island. tri valley, that's you. most of the inland valleys, south bay, east bay, we're all looking at an interesting setup. when you look at the bay area in, and northern california as a whole, using the high resolution satellite, it is a fogust morning. the clouds have taken in much of the entire bay area. napa county, sonoma county, you've got it. then there is the strip of opening there. the clear patch there aligns perfectly with the spine of the hills, like skyline boulevard. a little onshore flow comes in over the peninsula, does a little bit of a wave in the sp atmo

this is a photo from his linkedin page. the 70-year-old chu told officers he been knocked to the ground by a stranger. now that attack happened last tuesday night near folsom on third. on sunday officers stopped a man in the tenderloin matching the suspect's description and arrested him. police say that they hope that arrest offers chu some peace. >>> developing over the weekend, debris flows from the wildfires burning near the oregon border led to tens of thousands of fish found downstream in the klamath river. most of those fishes were found in the area of happy camp. the mckinney fire is the largest of the fires burning in siskiyu county. 40 people died in the fire and close to 90 homes destroyed. >>> people are told to stay out of the water at like merritt due to a potential toxic algae bloom. workers discovered the algae in may but this past week, someone reported brownish-red water in that same area. the city's public works department is testing that water again. until the results come back people are advised to avoid