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. >>> salesforce co marc benioff criticizes facebook and he said it's time for them to be broken up. in an interview with cnn, he called facebook the new cigarette because it's addictive and he accused facebook of going after children and running political ads that were not true. benioff is concerned about how they collect data. >>> next week, striking santa clara county voters will vote on what the county said is the best and final contract offer and the latest includes pay raises of 2% over five years and removes requirements for employees to contribute to the health care coverage but some say the latest offer does not go far enough. >> we want to live here and survive without having to super commute or work two jobs or be homeless. we want to be able to live and serve our community. >> those workers plan to vote on the offer october 22. >>> it's 7:06 and people in oakland are living in vehicles and it is rising. according to them, the population of people living in cars, vans and rvs more than doubled over the last two years to more than 1400 and they represent 35% of the oakland

is it fair to ask them for money and do we need more marc benioffs here in the bay area? >> well, i think it's certainly fair and mr. benioff has been not only incredibly generous, he's been incredibly smart about where he's been investing his philanthropic dollars, but i think it's more important we look at what's happening at the federal level rather than look to individuals or, you know, to rely on the generosity of individuals. hud, the department of housing and urban development, lost about 80% of its budget authority since 1978 and that actually corresponds with the rise of this modern day homelessss. if you go back and look at the great depression when there was over 2 million people who were experiencing homelessness in the united states and eventually that number was down to below 200,000, that was due to federal investments in affordable housing. if you just took a fraction of the department of defense budget and invested that in housing and gave everybody who is living below -- at or below rty a section 8 or now it's called a housing choice voucher where they co

.>> reporter: marc benioff ceo of salesforce tell cnn after requiring instagram and was app and by the struggling with misleading political polls facebook has just outgrown itself. >>> they are acquiring other companies and co-mingling their data into theirs. at that point because they are now doing that they should be broken up. because they are creating undue influence is the largest social media platform. on the planet.>> reporter: he's not the only one speaking up. elizabeth warren has called for a breakup of facebook. >>> russell hancock silicon valley points out there is already an antitrust investigation underway against facebook. >>> you ntto achieve scale and then you want to achieve market share. then you want to achieve market dominance. that is why external players governments regulators monitors have to step in and make decisions that these companies will not make for themselves.>> reporter:>>> we have reached out the facebook and have yet to hear back. >>> tonight's top democrats are feuding with president trump after a bipartisan meeting on syria. those sideways at the w

interesting, marc benioff had this thing last week, the core of sales force is still doing well i don't representative i know there was a downgrade a couple of weeks ago by heather belini of crowd strike, so critical in terms of -- in terms of timing, yeah, that group has been the worst group it -- at last reported a great number last week, profitable, symbol team. that's the one to watch if you think there could be a turn. because that would be the anti-workday i'm still trying to get a line about how negative he was, the ceo of workday he immediately said, business as usual, marc benioff had good numbers everywhere that was now pretty far along. the group is still under pressure and not going to be, you know, whether it be okta, whether it be z scaler, z scaler, zendesk. >> yes >> okta. >> okta under 100 now. it is doing poorly as a stock. i think it is doing well. >> as a company. >> yes >> wanted to hit netflix this morning. it is funny, the stock, not funny, the stock performed fairly well the day after the company reported earnings. but then it sunk on friday and it has sunk as we

also capitalism as we know it, is it dead or how much wealth is too much surprising thoughts from marc benioffnd mark zuckerberg today. 136 is a good number the unemployment rate down to 3.5. retail loses 11 k. manufacturing loses 2 k. government up 22 >> this is a number which says to me that the fed can still cut because the sector being stagnant is manufacturing. a lot of that is the fact that the dollar is so strong. it is very interesting, they talked about hey, listen, we have tariffs, don't worry, the dollar is strong and the chinese currency is weak, it makes up for it that's something we have to be thinking about we continue to lose because of the currency so that gives the fed reason -- ability to move. i don't like that it is all healthcare again reminds me of the old economy. >> it is also a lot of government workers potentially for the census steve liesman was taking note of the fact that private sector didn't look that great and that does go to this question of whether capital investment has slowed and therefore hiring has slowed as a result as well. >> it has. i think the people

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coming up next weekend on the program, join me, sales force founder marc benioff, my special guest.channel join me for "sunday morning futures" at 10 a.m. eastern, live. house minority leader kevin mccarthy, my special guest. a lot happening in washington. catch the show live on sunday. plus right here on fox business, start smart every weekend 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria" on fox business. hope you'll start your day with guys. maria: good sunday morning everyone. thanks so much for joining us i'm maria bartiromo joining me exclusively here on summed morning futures house min leader kevin mccarthy is here and what happened between the explosive meeting between the president and speaker pelosi and devon nunes is here on the push to shed light on the secretive impeachment process plus lindsey graham responds to criticism from president trump and the chaos in syria why he is leading the charge in congress to hold turkey accountable and the senator will be here, plus senate judiciary chairman how is he preparing for the possible impeachment trial, plus more of my exclusive

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taylor: we heard from marc benioff this week making calls for facebook to be broken up, but does thatlly solve the problem? >> no, it does not solve the problem. i think the problem is deeper than that. "antisocial"alled not just because it is antisocial media, but there was this feeling all of the internet would be prosocial and bring us together. that was the first 10 years. an antisocialys side. there were always people inciting violence. there was always harassment. there was always bigotry. we just did not want to think about that. we wanted to think about the arab spring and democracy and all the fun stuff about the internet, but if we don't look at the harm that can be caused, we are just kidding ourselves. we are just leaving out half the story. taylor: you brought up the book. you were on the road conducting dozens of interviews. what were some of the biggest things you learn? >> in addition to interviews, i was just a fly on the wall as misogynists, as their masks would flick. i was with a guy in california who was just an average married guy in his 40's, not some teenage tr

. >> look, the other day marc benioff was here and he attacked zuckerberg and facebook pretty hard andderate his position that -- it is because of speeches like this remember, tiktok, most people don't realize it is chinese. and subtly they do what the government does exactly what we're most fearful of, and i think that facebook is changing. now, i know -- i know mark said, look, it is absolutely untrue they're hooking young people but the facebook i'm seeing is -- it is not a greyhound bus, not just going to be whoever comes on is fine but this is a responsible speech it is a provocative speech and tiktok is a sham it is a sham and i -- >> that's not the standard we want to live by. tiktok is not the american standard of speech. >> no. look, i think there is a lot -- people -- it is very -- it is always been hard to understand the relation between first amendment and corporations that's touched on by this speech i just -- i don't know i read -- this is a policy speech by a guy who is known as someone who is supposed to not care about this stuff. i think it is very, very thoughtful i d

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salesforce ceo, marc benioff, said like himself should pay more taxes. in a new york times op-ed, he said companies should focus less on maximizing profits and focus more on the impact on society. he says capitalism has led to horrifying inequality and calls for new capitalism from the higher taxes on the richest americans to be used to advance important causes like improving education and healthcare and fighting climate change. >>> right now, it's 6:15 and the commute is getting busy. >>> if you are in gilroy, there is a crash for those of us driving in from gilroy to motorcycle and i just got word they may have cleared the lanes near masten avenue but it's coming up on northbound 101 with traffic backed up from 152 -- a long backup -- and if you are getting on the freeway after masten avenue, but perhaps at east san martin, that would be better or if you want to use one of the monterey roads as an alternate route. then, get on the freeway near san martin avenue. through the valley, it looks pretty good and this is the san mateo bridge with that traffic

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. >>> san francisco's salesforce, marc benioff, said billionaires like himself should pay higher taxesnd focus less on maximizing profits and focus more on their impact in society. he said capitalism has led to a horrifying inequality and he calls for a new capitalism where higher taxes on wealthy individuals would improve education and health care and fight climate change. >>> joe biden son, hunter biden, just a controversy involving ukraine business dealings. the congress moved forward with its business impeachment inquiry against trump. >> reporter: hunter biden broke his silence this morning defending his overseas business dealings with a ukraine gas company while acknowledging he could have done things differently. >> did i make a mistake? maybe, and the grand scheme of things, yeah. did i make a mistake based on some ethical maps? absolutely not. >> reporter: congress continues the impeachment inquiry into the president, investigating the july call between mr. trump and ukrainian president zelinski that set off a whistleblower complaint. trump said in a tweet, democrats allowed n

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this can be a profitable strategy when you get it right when marc benioff from salesforce.com came on the show during the depth of the great recession and told us his cloud-based software company would be just fine, you had to grit your teeth and buy it you had to get in it when he said things were fine. it was bankable. when the former ceo of domino's pizza told us how he would turn things around in 2010, the stock was trading at 18 bucks. these guys deserve the benefit of the doubt if you didn't trust them, you missed out on some monster moves. look, i don't want to be too proud here, but i said, hey, listen, i believe this guy that's what helps. it helps to have me say it, because i've thought about this a lot. i've talked to ceos, pretty much everyone in the world. if management tells you something is wrong, you should take them extra special seriously. especially when a company preannounces a shortfall, you need to wait 30 days at least before buying that stock in practice, i found other than some rare exceptions, when business is so ugly a company is forced to come out early and

this is going to prove to be a gift if it keeps going down, i just finish reading, as you know, marc benioff, trail blazer, talks about want to go buy twitter. the shareholders didn't want him to, but he talked about how valuable the profit was. if this keeps coming down, i bet someone else will try to acquire it twitter is an incredibly valuable stand alone property, a broken stock but not a broken company. walter in florida, walter. >> hi, jim, thank you so much for taking my call. >> you're quite welcome. >> i appreciate it my question is two-fold today, jim. first, is siriusxm a great company but a broken stock i ask this because it's been range bound in single digits seemingly forever. and my second question is do you think this stock will ever break out or is it going to be up $0.05, down $0.05 for the future. >> auto sales have been bad. as long as auto sales have been bad, and is going to mark time i urge you to stay with it i think when auto sales turn up, the stock can go to ten, it's a very good company. let's go to michael in nevada, michael. >> cramer, how are you thank you for

salesforce your marc benioff is criticizing facebook and he said the social media giant has grown so big it's time for the company to be broken up. in an interview with cnn benioff called facebook and e- cigarettes because it's so addictive and accused facebook of going after children were running political ads that are not true and he is also concerned about how facebook is collecting data and influencing users. >>> a wee bit of rain this morning but it gave way to blue skies today. the weekend is approaching. let's check in with mark and find out what's going on. >>> the weekend is getting closer to the bay area. the weather, we have a warmer day heading our way on sunday. as we head toward saturday there's the weak system that could impact northern california and the bay area. clear skies. excellent visibility for your thursday afternoon. hard to believe we were tracking a shower chance eight or 12 hours ago and were not expecting much but you have to look hard for these totals. you can see mendocino had nearly a quarter inch of rain. booneville, .06. pacifica, .04. barely measura

. >> me and marc benioff are like this. >> she calls him marky mark. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> mark wahlbergay have something to say about that. >> mark my word, weather is improving. how is that? >> that got us out of it. >> sunny skies and cool to mild conditions. looking out over alcatraz and the bay. low 70s at san jose, gilroy and half moon bay. one more live view looking at blue sky over the golden gate as traffic is flowing freely. these are our freeze warnings tonight. mild, sunny days through the weekend and this dry pattern will exist for seven days and beyond. trick-or-treating weather conditions. we'll have clear skies and relatively mild through the 7:00 hour but then chilly after 8:00 p.m. if you're doing late night trick-or-treating you may want to bundle up. look for low temperatures dropping into the mid to upper 20s in some spots, 27 the expected low at santa rosa. low to mid-30s elsewhere. some upper 30s in the inland, east bay and down to the south bay as well right around the bay shoreline we'll see lows in the mid-40s for the most part. here is that freeze warning from

the speakers will include sales for ceo marc benioff, actor and venture capitalist, ashton kutcher.ill smith will be there. even warriors star, steph curry, who, by the way, owns his own multimedia company . >>> of course he does. a lot of people involved in tech . >>> 6:41 am. the jewelry theft scam in fremont you need to know about. the trick scammers are pulling to steal thousands of dollars in jewelry . >>> caught on camera. something you should never do at a lion exhibit. wait for it. we will show you in a few moments. >> don't do that . >>> first, let's check in with claudine wong who's in for garcia this morning . >>> good morning. coming up at the top of the hour, we're talking about universal studios in orlando this morning and this picture you are looking at. children going to the park and taking pictures as characters, 1% took this picture with a six- year-old girl who was biracial and the employee may day symbol with his fingers that has the family very upset and now the park is responding. more on that story coming up . >>> they are getting ready to also opened the door

taylor: we heard from marc benioff this week making calls for facebook to be broken up, but does thatually solve the problem? >> no, it does not solve the problem. i think the problem is deeper than that. the reason i wrote a book called "antisocial" not just because it -- is not just because it is anti-social media, but there was this feeling all of the internet would be prosocial and bring us together. that was the first 10 years. it was all about what would be prosocial. there was always an antisocial side. there were always people inciting violence. there was always harassment. there was always bigotry. we just did not want to think about that. we do not want to look at it. we wanted to think about the arab spring and democracy and all the fun stuff about the internet, but if we don't look at the harm that can be caused, we are just kidding ourselves. we are just leaving out half the story. taylor: you brought up the book. you were on the road conducting dozens of interviews. what were some of the biggest things you learn? >> in addition to interviews, i was just a fly on the wall

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. >> i just spent a lot of time with marc benioff and wrote a book called "trail blazers".ways felt he is a person that understood the ethos and challenged by two women at his company that said he was juvend paying them and department by department, vice president by vice president it was discrimination. do you see it constantly >> you know, i think we see it as a funder on the venture firm side or in private equity firms and do believe that sometimes the metric that gets the most focus and attention is do you have a female partner but what they don't do is peel back, is the carried interest, is your compensation on par with your male counterparts even see that time after time if they take off to be at home with kids, that tlts there's a real penalty they pay for that and you can never really get back on track once you give that sdmrup drives me crazy. if you're not a guy you're no good and if you are a guy, well, you're pretending, women are in a terrible spot. we got to change it. you guys are trying to change it. >> both: we are. >> i think you'll have success you any wh

. >>> salesforce ceo marc benioff is criticizing facebook sagging facebook has become so big it's timek up the company. in an interview with cnn, benioff called facebook the new cigarettes because it's addictive. he accused facebook of going after children while running political ads that are not true. benioff also said he's concerned about how facebook is collecting information and is in the wing its users. >>> a new study suggests travelers may be willing to pay more for plane tickets if the money is used to fight climate change. researchers from the university of british columbia asked people if they would be willing to pay a $14 carbon fee and when the fee was called, a carbon offset, not a tax, participants reacted positively. the study concludes people like to know where their money is going and it makes them feel better to know it could help the environment. >>> netflix shares are up more than 5% this morning after reporting quarterly earnings. the los gatos-based company reported subscriber growth a little below expectations for the second quarter but did add more subscribers.

. >>> marc benioff is criticizing facebook saying it's grown so large that it's time to break up the big tech company. in an interview with cnn he called facebook the new cigarettes because it's addictive. he accused facebook of going after children while running political ads that aren't true. he is also concerned about how facebook is collecting data and influencing users. >>> juul labs, the cigarette maker based in san francisco is being forced to change its marketing and promotions to make sure minors are not targeted. under a new legal settlement the company can't advertise on social media other than on its own youtube page. ads are also banned in any media where 15% or more of the audience is younger than 21. and juul cannot advertise within 1000 feet of a school or playground or sponsor sports events or concerts that allow people under the age of 21. >>> teachers in chicago are on strike this morning. the city said the union rejected an offer for a 16% pay raise over five years. teachers say in the past 10 years they have endured three salary freezes and multiple furloughs and

my one-on-one with sales force founder marc benioff, we're talking about technology regulation potential new capitalism and the dangers he sees in social media. later on my exclusive interview with the executive chairman of the santander group, ana botin. but first, joining me right tow to the pro -- preview a wild