miss o'connor, here i have a poster of an entry from your professional linkedin account.there is your picture and it says law office of eileen j. o'connor. we printed here what you posted roughly one week ago. it says, quote, the biden administration is promoting and enabling the invasion. that's what your post says, right? >> yes, it does. >> it further goes on to say if this doesn't stop quickly, then the entire usa will be invaded with millions of military-age men from many different countries who are ready to cause total havoc while getting paid $2200 a month in welfare to do so? >> did i write that? >> you reposted it. it is an engineered death spiral. another posting you put up on your professional linkedin account. >> the >> this is another posting from your professional linkedin account that says announcing michigan telethin that raise funds for 16 alternate electives who -- ma'am, that is your professional link evidence in account, right? >> it is. now let me turn to you, mr. turley. professor turley, in 2006 you wrote an op-ed in the guardian entitled, quote, st

i think on linkedin, i'm on social media platforms. they're helping us this year and we're getting the word out about the march to the white house. and we have attended events, but the national was the lower center has put on the national list of lower summit into festival as well as some international partners. we've worked a lot with we suppose u k it in the you k was the lower house in south africa was the blowing canada. a and in the blueprints for free speech, you've mentioned greece. mm hm. we've worked at the chapter there. so we've got a um, large group of people coming for the global imperative panel that are working in several different countries. i wish we can have all 17 on one panel, but obviously we can't do that. and um, but we've got some really great speakers coming in. and again, i have found there's just this international groups. and we're, we're really trying to build coalitions because i think, you know, we're strong going together. is we need an army, we need to raise our own army and we can't splinter and fight

we were um, connecting through linkedin and got on a phone call and she endorsed having a gun and was actively thinking about suicide. and it just reminded me of all the conversations i've ever had with combat. the fun i thought we, we cannot go through this alone. one of the things i saw that work with veterans so well was to bring a peer support approach and to have people connect. so that's what am i felt like we needed to create was the lawyers of america to really address these psycho social mental health sense of safety issues. we needed to make people feel more resilient and to really calling about the trauma piece. um, do you notice i'm in a hotel or in san diego this week for the institute on violence and do some trauma and we just present to, to probably a 100 or so clinical staff that comes out of the federal government, the states, private sector. this issue resonates with people. they understand that workplace trauma, workplace, bullying means something and that we have to start addressing these issues. a meant to that, to me, one of the most important things that you or

it examined over 6,000 unique social media posts across facebook, instagram, linkedin, tiktok, x, ande content came from three countries. spain, poland and slovakia. deemed particularly at risk to disinformation due to elections or proximity to the war in ukraine. staying with us tech giants, let's zoom in on a company nearly everyone uses to search the web. google is marking its 25th anniversary at a time when the tech sector is being disrupted by the widespread roll? out of artificial intelligence. platforms like chatgpt have been dubbed the "google killer" because of their ability to answer user questions. earlier i spoke to google�*s president for the asia pacific region and he told me how google is performing in the race to develop ai applications. it certainly fuelled the whole company with a lot of enthusiasm and a lot of excitement. we have looked at al as being pretty pivotal to the future of technology for a number of years, we announced back in 2016 that we were aspiring to be an ai first company. and with organisations such as deepmind, the extraordinary work that goes on

this is linkedin odnoklassniki contact twitter youtube uh, telegram we take a lot of ideas from the interneteas that we sit down with the staff and the team and, as they say, brainstorming. on air, they also conduct culinary master classes on the estate , for example, they show how to make potato pancakes over a fire or teach you how to cook in the oven the most interesting dish that we prepared. this ax porridge, pearl barley, water, carrots, and we had some leftovers. uh, we cut up the pork skins , fried them, added them to the porridge, put them in the oven for the whole night, the next day we opened them and that’s all. here. this is pearl barley, the carrot is soaked in fat, it just melted. this is a porridge of mercury. most often we have borscht , potato pancakes, sauerkraut is in demand, so you put it in there or maybe there is some secret. soul i invest my soul. i just love my job. i love pleasing people. let demand create supply even through food. this is our reality, because about 90% of belarusians use the internet every day, and are registered on social networks. almost half of

over 6,000 unique social media posts were examined across facebook, instagram, linkedin, tiktok, x, andcountries — spain, poland and slovakia — all deemed particularly at risk to disinformation. trouble for donald trump after a new yorkjudge ruled he "repeatedly" misrepresented his wealth by hundreds of millions of dollars to banks and insurers. the decision resolves the key claim made by new york's attorney general in her civil lawsuit against the former president. it's a major blow for mr trump, before the case goes to trial next monday. he has announced that he will appeal the ruling. and in hollywood, writers are set to return to work later today after five months of strike action. their union, writers guild of america, reached a contract agreement with the major studio bosses after marathon talks over the weekend. the deal includes pay raises and protections around the use of artificial intelligence. no happy ending just yet —the wga's 11,500 members still have to vote to ratify the deal. the european court of human rights has begun hearing a landmark case brought by a group of you

they say that the best defense is to be careful about accepting online friend requests or linkedin invites. >>> a potential solution to berkeley's student housing crisis involves building up, rather than out. the city's planning commission just approved raising the maximum building height by 85 feet for certain streets south of campus. that would allow for buildings up to 12 stories high if they include affordable housing. >> i think it's going to make it possible for over 2,500 new units to be built on the south side. that's significant. it's a leap of faith, and it's a big jump. >> let's build a truly affordable housing, and we're not doing that. we're not investing in public housing, social housing or cooperative housing. >> the city council will likely vote on the proposal this fall. >>> and another plan that has faced even stauncher criticism is the university's plan to develop the historic people's park. that project actually broke ground but then stalled after opponents filed a lawsuit. governor newsom just signed a bill that is expected to get the project rolling again, unless the

laurene powell jobs, venture capitalist michael moritz, marc andreessen, and chris dixon alonged with linkedin co-founder reid hoffman. they purchased nearly a billion dollars' worth of property near travis air force base and land owned by several farmers. we recently spoke with congressman john garamendi, who represents parts of solano and contra costa counties. he is not happy with this project and with what the investment group is doing. >> these characters own all of the land on three sides of travis, and that is one of our most important air bases in the continental united states. more material and personnel pass through that base than any other base. now c-17s are being loaded with munitions destined for ukraine. these characters have been engaged in despicable, secretive, terrible practices. they are actually suing farmers who refuse to sell their family heritage. >> the congressman not mincing his words when he appeared on this program just a few nights ago. he also said, congressman garamendi, that he plans to meet with this investment group very soon. we'll keep you posted on when an

some of the heavy hitters backing the project include linkedin co-founder reed hoffman and steve jobsaine powell jobs. >>> if you love lowriders, san jose was the place to be today. it wasn't that long ago that cruising there would get you a ticket. tonight, though, it's being celebrated. len ramirez shows us the long road it took to get here. >> reporter: 30 or 40 years ago it would have been hard to imagine the city allowing a lowrider happening out here on the streets, let alone on the steps of city hall, but lowriders have certainly cruised into the future, a future that now includes acceptance. >> we're here. we fought to be here. we're here to stay and we're going to continue fighting for our culture. >> reporter: armando barbosa has been cruising in san jose over 25 years, much of it through difficult times. >> there was a time period in our lives when getting in your car and going down to our favorite spot would be king and slurry. it wasn't tolerated in the city of san jose. maybe your car was too low or looked different than the rest and it was outlawed at that time. >> repo

high-profile silicon valley leaders are involved in this as investors, including the co-founder of linkedin and the founders of stripe. lawmakers at the state capitol have been talking about the mysterious land acquisition as well and advocates for farmers argue that vulnerable growers are losing land and money to large corporations and tech billionaires. >> at least 50% of california's crop land is owned by 5% of the total landowners, meaning 5% of all landowners on over half of california's cropland. >> our sister station in sacramento as the california farm bureau there for its reaction to all this along with othsr agricultural associations. members say they're closely monitoring the developments in solano county. our weather time now as we get a live peek outside here. san francisco's embarcadero. we've got some fog that has rolled in on this holiday weekend. the chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a look at what folks can expect if they're sticking around or maybe taking a little road trip. yeah. and you know what? around the state you're going to see a wide variety of wea

several high-profile silicon valley leaders are involved as investors, including the co-founder of linkedin and founders of strike the mayor and congressman say that they are also deeply worried about the project's proximity to travis air force base. >> my concern from the very beginning of this 5 years ago why somebody buying land around travis air force base. we don't know where the real power money's coming from, i'm going to continue together. mike thompson. >> the fbi and service treasury department to get to the bottom of it. what's going on here? sure. it's pretty pictures. shows the facts to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> coming up next, the city of oakland risks losing its state funding for the already struggling 9-1-1. emergency struggling 9-1-1. emergency dispatch system there. what with chase freedom unlimited, you can cashback 3% on dining including take-out. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. well, good luck with that. earn big with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? >> the city in the

they say they found an employee's linkedin profile and then called the mgm's helpdesk to access that employees account. guests have reported that atms and slot machines are working. neither are digital room keys and some electronic payment systems. bloomberg is also reporting that caesars entertainment was also hacked in recent weeks, and paid tens of millions of dollars in ransom money. >>> still ahead, a fresh start. how a tattoo removal program is playing a big role in the rehabilitation process for inmates in san quentin looking to turn their lives around. >> when you are younger, you get a dumb tattoo, then you realize later on, a man, have to live with this forever. >>> the artist known as the andy warhol of japan is coming to the bay area. >>> everyone has regrets. we've all made mistakes. >> sure, but some are much bigger than others, like the ones that landed this group of men at san quentin. the problem is some of them where the regrets on their skin. they will follow them everywhere, even after they have served their time. >> with the governor's recent push to transform th

several high-profile silicon valley leaders are involved as investors, including the founder of linkedin. >> steve jobs, widow, laurene powell, jobs and several others. the mayor also says said she is worried the project is very close to travis air force base. >> they also spoke with congressman garamendi with whom i sat down today to talk about what they talk about we are on the same page. congressman garamendi of me. and that is the bottom line is that we have to protect travis and right now, everything that planner he has done, it's been we're still catching up. >> so as a city councilwoman, i feel like i should be, you know, really fun. fairfield that councilmember patrice william, says that she wants a lot more transparency in this project. >> she says this is just the beginning of the conversation with a lot more questions than answers right now. >> i feel like i'm just like, you our residents like i woke up this morning, brother >> so every day is just unraveling and there's more to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> whether time now as we get a live look here, golden gate bridge and

group that reports on cyberattacks claims that all hackers did to compromise mgm resorts was hop on linkedin, find an employee, then call the help desk. >> how was this even carried out? >> it's not clear. >> reporter: cbs news cybersecurity expert chris krebs says several recent cyberattacks may have been homegrown. >> we have built up this kind of mythology around ransomware operators being eastern europeans or russians hiding under the skirt of putin and the kremlin. it may be that there were also americans involved in these most recent attacks. >> reporter: according to bloomberg, a few weeks ago, caesar's entertainment paid about $15 million ransom to restore its systems. the company confirms that attackers breached loyalty customer data, including driver's license and social security numbers but has taken steps to ensure that the stolen data is deleted by the unauthorized actor. >> even if you are able to get some of these folks, another is going to pop up right behind them because they've been able to demonstrate that it is a very lucrative profession, that cyber crime pays and it pay

group that reports on cyberattacks claims that all hackers did to compromise mgm resorts was hop on linkedinesk. how was this even carried out? >> well, it's still not clear. >> reporter: cbs news cybersecurity expert chris krebs says several recent cyberattacks may have been homegrown. >> we have built up this kind of mythology around ransomware operators being eastern europeans or russians hiding under the skirt of putin and the kremlin. it may be that there were also americans involved in these most recent attacks. >> reporter: according to bloomberg, a few weeks ago, caesars entertainment paid about $15 million ransom to restore its systems. the company confirms that attackers breached loyalty customer data, including driver's license and social security numbers, but has taken steps to ensure that the stolen data is deleted by the unauthorized actor. >> even if you are able to get some of these folks, another is going to pop up right behind them because they have been able to demonstrate that it is a very lucrative profession, that cyber crime pays, and it pays very, very well. >> report

. >> comedians on linkedin the next time we do this. >> have a good day. >> bill: good morning, everybodyesident is now on the horizon. fox news confirms that speaker kevin mccarthy will tell his caucus this week it's the next logical step. tuesday, september 12th. bill hemmer, live in new york city. >> dana: i love the breaking news. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." you like breaking news? >> bill: by the shovel full. >> dana: today is the house's first day back from summer recess and topping the republican agenda proposed impeachmen

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

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

worth pointing out that there i it is worth pointing out that there are alternatives out there, linkedinnd journalism, twitter or x is often seen as a kind of key networking point. it is one of the reasons why elon musk spent $41; billion on this platform back in october 2022, billion on this platform back in october2022, because billion on this platform back in october 2022, because he saw it as a de facto public square, it is where a good number of users, round about 258 million to 300 million logon a and conversed. there are these connections that are happening, but i think there are challenges which is of how elon musk�*s reputation does go before him a little bit. and the challenges he has had with the platform to date where people may be a little bit circumspect about handing over quite such private data to elon musk, just because frankly the press would suggest he might do something silly with them. so is this all an altruistic _ something silly with them. so is this all an altruistic mission? . something silly with them. so is this all an altruistic mission? 0r this all an altrui

worked in a financial services company, he then also had a company that he wrote about online on his linkedind was involved in interception of communications. he had a technical background. the other two living as a couple. that is bizer dzhambazov and katrin ivanova who lived as a couple in a series of suburban homes in the uk. he said he worked as a driver for hospitals. she worked in health care job also and they actually ran a community organisation for bulgarian people in london. that provided lessons on english and advice on how to settle in the uk.— to settle in the uk. thank you for those details. _ to settle in the uk. thank you for those details. we _ to settle in the uk. thank you for those details. we will— to settle in the uk. thank you for those details. we will have - to settle in the uk. thank you for those details. we will have more | to settle in the uk. thank you for i those details. we will have more on that story through the day. let�*s update you on the deepening row between india and canada. it is worsening by the hour. india is now suspending visas for canadians and sa

a list of so-called core platforms so things like potentially apple app store, ios, microsoft's linkedinem, a google search etc.. that will come under the scope of these landmark new digital antitrust rules known as the digital markets act. what these actually do is present so-called ex ante rules for the digital economy. a series of dues and don'ts for those big tech giants. guy: are they going to push back? will we see significant pushback from these companies? sam: if you look at the history of antitrust regulation from a brussels perspective that is been quite a combative dynamic between some of those big tech players and the european union's antitrust regulators, apple for one in google for another have been to companies that have obviously faced off against the commission regulators and the legal services in the european court so indeed there are likely to be legal challenges against some of these rules coming ahead and the first step of that would be against some of these designation decisions that the commission has tomorrow. >> regulate to innovate versus maybe the u.s. which is

highlighted in accelerating manufacturing shift away from china and a linkedin post.aiwanese company says it plans to double the size of his business. the plant is likely to assemble iphones. this will create 100,000 jobs. that comes after the lost tax-free shopping for visitors. jonathan says the gap has opened up. >> territory sales are steadily increasing over the past couple of years. it is a good trend. there is a gap between our tourist in mainland europe versus the u.k.. we will keep communicating that. you would have been an opportunity to bring more tourists in. >> the bradberry ceo talking about the changing landscape in front of the fashion. let's get a quick check on the rockets. we look at the futures trading, you are seeing an accelerated bed. we will call this down .1%. not releasing all that pressure that perhaps a lot of people would expect after the pain you saw this weekend or at least the pushback from european leaders when it comes to president lagarde and the ecb policy there. i think that bread on the screen is really coming from the asian sessi

several high-profile silicon valley leaders are involved as investors, including the founder of linkedinve jobs, widow, laurene powell, jobs and several others. the mayor also says said she is worried the project is very close to travis air force base. >> they also spoke with congressman garamendi with whom i sat down today to talk about what they talk about we are on the same page. congressman garamendi of me. and that is the bottom line is that we have to protect travis and right now, everything that planner he has done, it's been we're still catching up. >> so as a city councilwoman, i feel like i should be, you know, really fairfield that councilmember patrice william, says that she wants a lot more transparency in this project. >> she says this is just the beginning of the conversation with a lot more questions than answers right now. >> i feel like i'm just like, you our residents like i woke up this morning, brother >> so every day is just unraveling and there's more to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. lawmakers at the state capitol have been talking about the mysterious land acquisit

. >> hop on linkedin fund. an employee then called the help desk claiming it was done by impersonating as a member on the it staff. mgm has yet to confirm any of this. but many of you at home have probably visited the mgm properties. so if you think that your information could have been compromised, we want to be on the lookout for any unusual charges. financial experts, tommy hackers usually start off by taking out the center, even a dollar. >> to see if they have access to your account. so you want to make sure you change all those pass words and have your bank be on the lookout reporting from the mgm grand victoria saw. >> well, the warriors are issuing a fraud alert over game tickets. the team experienced issues with fake tickets last season with over 300 fans that were denied entry due to counterfeit tickets. fans who are looking to attend warriors games are encouraged to purchase directly from the team's website. kron four's putting the fucus on fentanyl. coming up, how a bay area county plans to try to p

john mcgrail joined the white house as biden's deputy council two months later according to linkedinfile how convenient. joining me now is miranda devine new york columnist and fox news contributor. miranda, why would hunter biden, who is at rosemont seneca need to talk to his dad about a white house position and recommend someone to put there? >> hi, kayleigh, look, it's because hunter biden played a role as kind of a consigliere to his father when he was vice president. people used to come to hunter and ask for favors. joe whether it be a president pe house job. whether it was a judgeship. whether it was recommendations for their children to get into some school. hunter biden was kind of the gate keeper to his father e used that access to benefit himself in a number of ways, including enriching himself. but in this case you are just seeing a classic father-son quid pro quo which joe biden enables that access, using these pseudonym that's just mentioned. these alias emails. i think will are about 5. the national archives has said that they have got over 5,000 emails from just three

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

[applause] linkedin profile reviews and happy hour, open houses and we have connected with over 8600 and less than three years. recruited private programs specifically designed to connect and process the workforce and its resulted in over 2500 candidates so far and 18% hispanic or latino, 12% with disability and 6% of individuals in military service. we hope to bring to communities, cities and it's helped us connect 3000 jobseekers. kicked off the white house initiative with historically black colleges and universities is yet another example. to think the entire diversity team for having us today. i'm more than happy to present the next generation of professionals and federal government. it's my honor to introduce stacey abrams with ronald w walters. [applause] she is joined by walters and helped. [applause] i know shehe told us about the 5 million but also establish a black woman in academia and she is joined by congresswoman and howard university alumni. [applause] and represents the 20th district of florida and joined by congresswoman 30th district of texas. i like to thank her th

the other thing i see, and i am going to reference someone on linkedin i follow, he, the other day, posted -- he follows the ecosystem and he talked about it being three sectors. commercial, public good, science and research. the public good would be defense , infrastructure, those type of things. i think it broadly applies to the space industry as well for a lot of the work done in space. from a partnership standpoint, that is really hard. i think government inherently thinks of public good, research and science. those are different risk profiles, different returns on investment. it is hard for industry to work in a ppp that satisfy its all of the requirements associated. there was a question you asked about weather data, making data available to everyone including scientists. that is a great purpose, but there are challenges associated with companies trying to sell to the government and no one is collecting all their money to buy a global data set. that is hard to work in a business environment, whether it is ppp or otherwise. in a construction contract when building a tollroad or energy

his chair, tossing syringes up, trying to get them stuck in the ceiling. [ light laughter ] his linkedinle 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 city

are involved in this city as investors as proposed city as investors, including the co-founder of linkedin and the founders of striped. meantime, lawmakers at the state capitol has been talking about the mysterious land acquisition advocates for farmers argue that vulnerable growers are losing land and money to large corporations and tech billionaires. >> at least 50% of california's crop land is owned by 5% of the total landowners, meaning 5% of all landowners on over half of california's cropland. >> our sister station in sacramento reached out to the california farm bureau for its reaction. they also reached out to other agricultural organizations. members say they are closely monitoring the developments in solano county to see what's going to happen next. there. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, newark and will soon be available at any local pharmacy. but some californians say it was already available to them. for the weekend. today is the art walk sf block party in the castro district every month. the event celebrates arts music and small businesses in a neighborhood in the c

. >> lawyer linkedin is lit. >> it's a coin toss. judge asked for more briefing. what if some were inside the role of chief of staff. the judge is sort of on the fence, too. >> i think that's right. anytime a judge is asking for a briefing it's not a clear call. i want you to go back, dig deeper into the law and see whether you can guide me here. i think it will be close. i think it slightly goes against removing. if the court were to look at the totality of circumstances -- >> you are saying that as a january 6 committee investigator. >> i am. >> right? this is the context you are looking at this. >> i guess what i'm looking at is looking at the facts here as to what mark meadows was doing, avoiding the zooming in and talking about what was this phone call or that phone call but zooming out and saying you have a former president who is not acting in the role as president. he's acting in the role as candidate, and the chief of staff is not there acting in a white house capacity. you could look at who was on the call with raffensperge

they have reportedly what are just, you know, businesses, and then they go out and they find on linkedinites and what not, they figure out who has skills they're looking for, veterans or currently in the military x then they reach out out to them and ask them to, you know, be ooh con soul -- be a consultant or help with training. it's very concerning. rachel: yeah. a few years ago there was a huge data, you know, they stole people with classified status in the military and in the government, so i'm sure they're using that as a well to try and recruit. but what about when we train military from other countries? are they also recruiting those people who we've now given those skill sets to? >> you know, i'm out of government now and i don't see all the intelligence reporting, but i think you bring with up a really good point. that's something that i'm sure they're exploiting. i really hope that a we have used, found out about what they're doing, clearly we found that out based on general brown's memo that he sent out to the force. hopefully we're sending back a lot of disinformation and pla

. >> lots of big names funding the project, including steve jobs' widow and linkedin co-founder. >>>ay the giants head into the final month of the season, barely hanging onto a playoff spot. their third and final game with 28 games remaining in the regular season. >> this is a live look in san diego where the giants took the padres last night. the orange and black showed why they should be in the postseason. top of the third, rookie with the single that scores a run. then a solo home run. the giants beat the padres 7-2. and tonight you can watch the giants right here on nbc bay area. coverage begins at 6:30. holding our breath, giants fans. >>> the game is in san diego. how will the weather look? >> it's going to be nice there. you usually have that nice, comfortable breeze. let's look at the temperatures. it will be in the low 70s first pitch and it will be mostly cloudy. clouds will linger and going from low 70s to upper 60s throughout the evening. you can watch it from the comfort of your couch, or if you're going to be staying around the bay area. let's check out other events, in

according to a linkedin report, amazon is the best company in the u.s. for [ light laughter ] every amazon employee was like, "i love it here," then blinked the morse code for "help." [ laughter ] amazon's actually a great place to work, well, unless you're a a box. [ laughter ] "happy mother's day! [ light laughter ] some entertainment news, netflix announced that in the coming months they will roll out paid password sharing in the u.s. paid password shar - [ audience boos yeah, because that's what everyone wants to do, pay their ex 12 bucks a month, right [ laughter ] some more entertainment news, i read that hbo just started casting their new tv series reboot of "harry potter. [ cheers ] and believe it or not, we actually got a sneak peek at some of the choices that they've made check these out. in the reboot, harry potter will be played by george santos. [ laughter ] next up, lucius malfoy will be played by marjorie taylor greene [ laughter and applause here's another, voldemort will played by jeff bezos [ laughter and applause mr. ollivander will be

they say that the best defense is to be careful about accepting online friend requests or linkedin invites. >>> a potential solution to berkeley's student housing crisis involves building up, rather than out. the city's planning commission just approved raising the maximum building height by 85 feet for certain streets south of campus. that would allow for buildings up to 12 stories high if they include affordable housing. >> i think it's going to make it possible for over 2,500 new units to be built on the south side. that's significant. it's a leap of faith, and it's a big jump. >> let's build a truly affordable housing, and we're not doing that. we're not investing in public housing, social housing or cooperative housing. >> the city council will likely vote on the proposal this fall. >>> and another plan that has faced even stauncher criticism is the university's plan to develop the historic people's park. that project actually broke ground but then stalled after opponents filed a lawsuit. governor newsom just signed a bill that is expected to get the project rolling again, unless the

our office has hosted a series of workshops, mock interviews, linkedin profile reviews come a head shot, office hours, fireside chats. we have connected with over 8600 attendees in just under three years. we recently launched a pilot program which is specifically designed to connect candidates across the nationally dispersed workforce. that has resulted in over 10,500 candidates so far, 55% identify as bipoc. 12% individuals with disabilities. 6% individuals who serve in the military. that is just some part of our portfolio. we have activities where we help bring congress to communities, cities and campuses, which has helped us connect over 3000 jobseekers. today's event to kick off the white house initiative with an historically black college conference, just another example. i would like to congratulate dr. vinson on his appointment and to think the entire howard university team today. and now today's distinguished panel. i am happy to present the professionals. first, it is my honor to introduce today's moderator, stacey abrams. the inaugural ronald walter inaugural chair for black p

this will continue to lap as long as it is that easy to do, get a linkedin profile, call i.t., social? why would these guys stop? it is paying them millions of dollars. ransomware is a mult-billion dollar industry. charles: joining us io fund tech analyst beth kindig. you've been looking at cybersecurity names. i've been looking at this segment for at least 10 years. what is intriguing to me the stocks never lived up to the hype. the headlines, i made money here and there, but never the kind of explosive move i've been looking for. what is your selection process? are there certain names you're leaning toward? >> yes and maybe that explosive move can happen now that a.i. is merging with that industry. a lot of these attacks are best detected through machine. whether that's detecting a anomalies threats, brute force attacks and what cybersecurity companies are doing they're releasing companies called agentless automation which replaces security professional which make quite a bit of money, well into six figures and these agentless automation products can do the job for much less and qui

several high-profile silicon valley leaders are involved as investors, including the co-founder of linkedin and founders of strike the mayor and congressman say that they are also deeply worried about the project's proximity to travis air force base. >> my concern from the very beginning of this 5 years ago why somebody buying land around travis air force base. we don't know where the real power money's coming from, i'm going to continue together. mike thompson. >> the fbi and service treasury department to get to the bottom of it. what's going on here? sure. it's pretty pictures. shows the facts to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast tonight. taking a live look at san francisco international airport. as we were saying earlier, going to be a busy one at the airport this weekend. yeah, i'm sure a lot of folks coming in here for the >> long weekend. looking for some california sunshine gayle ong is here. got some details on what we can expect. what's going go. >> good evening, good evening, everyone. well, we're on the cooler side here in t

. >> a lot of big names are funding the project, including steve jobs' widow and linkedin's co found.nts are barely hanging on to a playoff spot with 28 games remaining in the regular season. >> let's take a live look in san diego, still early, but that's where the giants took the padres last night. the orange and black showed why they should be in the postseason. top of the third, rookie wade mechler with a bunt single that scores a run. then mike yastr ems ki with a solo home run and the giants beat the padres 7-2. tonight you can watch the giants right here on nbc bay area. coverage begins at 6:30. >>> let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. the game in san diego, what will the weather be like? >> it's going to be nice. cloudy but usual san diego weather. we're talking about temperatures at first pitch in the low 70s there, and it's going to be cool as we go throughout the evening, but i would watch it from the couch right here on nbc bay area. we're going to also show that game as well. now, we also here locally have music on the square, if you're looking for things to do aro

. >> comedians on linkedin the next time we do this. >> have a good day. >> bill: good morning, everybody. a vote to impeach the president is now on the horizon. fox news confirms that speaker kevin mccarthy will tell his caucus this week it's the next logical step. tuesday, september 12th. bill hemmer, live in new york city. >> dana: i love the breaking news. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." you like breaking news? >> bill: by the shovel full. >> dana: today is the house's first day back from summer recess and topping the republican agenda proposed impeachment inquiry into president biden. so many republicans have wanted this for a while. they site mounting evidence of bribery and corruption. it appears speaker mccarthy is ready to pull the trigger. >> bill: then the question does he have the votes? republicans have a majority. slim majority of four votes. some republicans, said to be skeptical whether or not it rises to the level of impeachment. >> dana: andy mccarthy and bill mcgurn are here with analysis. let's begin with chad pergram on capitol hill. >> good morning. ke

they've got gaming, linkedin, a lot of horses. alphabet is still primarily an advertising business.t is resilient performances from the core search business, especially youtube. by the way, you got to sign up. youtube now set to benefit are the nfl sunday ticket games that it took from that lame drek company. i can't wait to pull down the dish from my roof. but google cloud is getting bigger as well as many other potential sources of growth like the waymor self-driving car. as the company grows during the larger footprint it built during the pandemic. they're the leader with amazon web services. and while many expect that unit to see a big slowdown in growth, it managed to surprise the upside in the most recent quarter too. i think a lot that of is because of artificial intelligence and the demand that you need for space. and running back by cap committee that i've giving you. what are the football equivalent sneer here. microsoft and alphabet represented by eckler. a lot of people drafted him high. and christian mccaffrey, in a little lower because he is injury-prone. two west coas