these lawyers were trying to trade financial positions with mark zuckerberg.berg with this lawsuit. the judge used careful legal language to describe the lawsuit calling it frivolous, disorganized and fantastical. the judge also said the lawsuit is, quote, the stuff of which violent insurecks are made. the judge does not are the power to disbar the two lawyers. who dreamed of becoming lawyers through this lawsuit could now be bankrupted by this phony, frivolous lawsuit. they have no idea tonight how much money they owe mark zuckerberg and the other defendants because the lawyers for the defendants have not yet submitted their bills in this case. other judges in other jerks around the country are considering the same sort of penalties against trump lawyers who filed totally false lawsuits on behalf of the trump campaign. and speaking of frivolous lawsuits, donald trump filed a hopeless lawsuit today trying to prevent the irs from handing over his tax returns to the chairman of the house ways and means committee. donald trump will lose that lawsuit because the r

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the most excited about contributing to building over the next five to ten years. >> all right, mark zuckerbergo play this interview and say, mark, remember when you told us -- fill-in-the-blank -- >> i look forward to that. >> august 2021, five years from now. >> he said he looks forward to that. mark zuckerberg is not like the other kids in the class and clearly hasn't been for a long time. he told me when he was in middle school -- this is sort of a dream come true for him. he'd leave his friends. he said, wouldn't it be great if we had a world where we could still play together but be in different places. in middle school i thought, when my friend left, i'll see you tomorrow because we didn't even have cell phones. for him to be thinking about that even as a little kid, and now to be in the forefront, one of the leaders putting this out in the universe, i'm fascinated. listen, this isn't the most attractive thing. they've got to work on that. it was a little clunky for me. i could clearly see where with some lessons, i could get it, even though i'm technically challenged. >> i'm with you. i

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here is what an ftc official wrote to ceo, mark zuckerberg. i am disappointed by how your company has conducted itself, in this matter. had you honored your commitment to contact us, in advance, we would have pointed out that the consent decree does not bar facebook from creating exceptions for good-faith research and the public interest. we asked facebook to respond to that but facebook declined. laura was one of those researchers, who had her facebook access disabled. thanks for joining us, laura. so, start by telling us what you were researching, and why. >> hi. um, so really, the thrust of our work is trying to understand misinformation online. we try to understand how it -- how it spreads and how it can be stopped. >> so, why do you think facebook disabled your accounts? >> it's a little strange. facebook claims that they disabled our accounts because of our browser extension ad observer. they say that it violates their terms of service. obviously, the ftc somewhat disagrees, as do we, to be clear. but what's strange about all this is tha

call, i don't know how many times metaverse was mentioned but it was a lot a recent interview mark zuckerbergalk and missing out on developing the smartphone platforms because facebook was just coming of age that's why he is so focused on being at the forefront and building out the metaverse do we really want mark zuckerberg and facebook to build this would that look like a more open or closed system, do you think >> i think we can think about this in two ways today there's a hedge of about two operating systems in mobile era. i think generally we would prefer there are more players producing more hardware, more operating systems in greater competition for developers that very premise is going to be good for batting down the right-seeking behavior of apple or goggle. that's where i start second thing, understand that facebook is fairly permissive and interoperable. facebook's connect platform is identity service already runs a large portion of the social internet and a reason why tinder uses the facebook identity and facebook does not charge for that start from perspective more competition is

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so we have a conversation with mark zuckerberg was reaching out to get competing views and i said but this causes all kinds of polarization and shortly after that one year ago. and his theory was look at where political polarization is going up is mostly in the countries with rupert murdoch. fox news. he was saying it's not social media or facebook it is fox news and that sort of stuff. that did fit with the study. so is it social media or is it in sync with other things? let's broaden the lens. >> absolutely. everybody asks the question is social media driving polarization? that's not the question we know that was surging long before facebook and twitter. we can point to the southern strategy or market segmentation with perverse incentives for small markets given point to the collapse of the soviet union and the cold war and provided a common enemy. there's a lot of drivers. it isn't too protective we cannot explore an alternative reality. but i do think that is contributing to the problem. no matter the answer to that question but given we will not have social media anytime soon har

so we have a conversation with mark zuckerberg was reaching out to get competing views and i said but this causes all kinds of polarization and shortly after that one year ago. and his theory was look at where political polarization is going up is mostly in the countries with rupert murdoch. fox news. he was saying it's not social media or facebook it is fox news and that sort of stuff. that did fit with the study. so is it social media or is it in sync with other things? let's broaden the lens. >> absolutely. everybody asks the question is social media driving polarization? that's not the question we know that was surging long before facebook and twitter. we can point to the southern strategy or market segmentation with perverse incentives for small markets given point to the collapse of the soviet union and the cold war and provided a common enemy. there's a lot of drivers. it isn't too protective we cannot explore an alternative reality. but i do think that is contributing to the problem. no matter the answer to that question but given we will not have social media anytime soon har

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so i had a conversation with mark zuckerberg and is reaching out to lots of people.he really goes reaching out to get various views. and i said look this is causing all kinds of polarizations. and this was a year ago. and he said his theory was if you look at that the polarization the political party's conduct, mostly in the countries that have murdoch and "fox news" and so he is saying well, it's trump, is not social media is "fox news" and that sort of stuff ready and it did fit with that study. so is it social media or in sync with other things. this just brought in volunteer what is going on pretty. chris: absolutely think everybody's kind asking is it driving it, don't face quite pretty do weia know the polarization is surging long before facebook and twitter came on we can point to things like the southern strategy of the democratic or republican party. appointive market segmentation of news creating perverse incentives extremism for small markets pretty cance you point o the soviet union and the cold war which probably provided a common enemy. there is a lot o

mark zuckerberg wants facebook to be an "meta-verse company." what do you think of that?issia: people are talking about the meta-verse now and they are worried. when a lot of us foresee the meta-verse, we see it as a decentralized platform. many of us call it the decentralized web, where the idea with the meta-verse is it won't be one or a couple of tech companies who will be owning the meta-verse. for us, we are excited about making that to where it is decentralized. where the user, at the end of the day, owns their own data in the meta-verse. much like facebook, they have amazing technologies and are hopefully one of the technologies -- one of the things pushing the technology further. i think it's scary they might be pushing to be the one. emily: aleissia laidacker of the mill, thank you for sharing your perspective. >> we are no longer a photo sharing app. the number one reason people say they use instagram is research, is to be entertained. so people are looking for that. emily: instagram ceo is coming up, talking about plans to double down on video, creators and mor

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today is the deadline for the ftc to file a complaint against facebook mark zuckerberg joined cbs this morning and had to say about covid misinformation on the platform. >> different countries i think are doing better and worse on getting their citizens vaccinated and the u.s. i think has a specific issue on this people use facebook and social media all across the world so if this were primarily a question about social media, then i think you would see that being the effect in all of these countries where people use it. but i think there is something unique in our ecosystem here, whether it is some of the political leaders, and -- or some of the media figures. >> so there you have it. it is a line that we heard from them before, carl, when you think about all the things that mark zuckerberg wants to accomplish, going into the metaverse and how we talk about that now, trying to gain back some trust and we'll see how this all shapes up we talked to matthew ball about this a lot do you want facebook to be leading this charge? >> yeah, matthew, who, of course, runs a metaverse etf it is am

so i had a conversation with mark zuckerberg and i do commend him reaching out. and i was saying, look this is causing all kinds of polarization this was shortly after that last january, year ago i think, and he said his theory was well if you look at where polarization political polarization party polarization is going up, mostly the atcountries that have not been half rupert murdoch and "fox news" and so he was saying that it's not social media or facebook. it is "fox news" and that sort of stuff. and that did fit with that study. so what role do you think, is a social media. is it in sync with other things. let's brought in the lines here. what is going on. chris: yes, iod think everybodys asking is it driving it we know that polarization was surging long before facebook and twitter was coming on we can point to things like these other strategy of the democratic or republican party, we can point to the cable is creating perverse incentives for extremism and small markets you can even point to the collapseke of the soviet union d the cold war which probably pro

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i agree with mark zuckerberg there's a reason mark and cheryl are taking them down jack should do theopinion -- they shouldn't have to publish their terrorist platform >> remember facebook is a global platform there are billions who don't agree with your point eof view. it is a social media >> they are private companies with share holders >> part of this is a business decision you are a big advertiser you've talked about the benefits of facebook and instagram. most want to be in, quote, safe spaces do you want to have an advertisement appearing as if you might even support the taliban next to content from the taliban? that's the calculus you have to calculate if you are mark zuckerberg >> the fact is, facebook is my number one spend for all the bashing it takes, nobody cares while these issues are very important, i am also well aware. i can geolock my ads there are tools that avoid me advertising on the taliban page. i don't have to do that. these are very sophisticated platform people are not stupid. they look at what's going on on facebook and make their own personal decisions >> ha

mark zuckerberg, including the new way facebook is working remotely.ght with this picture of an afghan child on the floor of a c-17 leaving kabul, being kept warm by an air force uniform. our me and women are doin >>> a new fire erupts in lake unty, lengneighborhood inat all pumping smoke into the sky. smoke is back. how long is sticks around and a threat of new fires in the forecast. >>> with covid case rates climbing, san francisco new san francisco testing site turning people away. >>> the future of a san jose airport maybe down to a few numbered days. >>> a new fire erupts, a red flag warning canceled for most of the bay area. the danger is far from over. the evidence is literally hanging over our heads. >> it's horrific, i just walked out here and my eyes are burning and running. >> this is what people saw as they raced to flee their homes near clearlake, a wall of smoke and flames. within a couple of hours, this is all that was left of the neighborhood. they left behind with forward progress stopping at 75 acres. andrea nakano live at clearlake r

. >>> facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg unveiled the future of work-from-home.ck it out it is a virtual reality office facebook is testing out this vr workspace called horizon work rooms. all you need is a headset and your avatar will instantly be transported to any meeting think of it kind of like the sims 2021 pandemic edition >>> now to wall street actually main street where would-be car buyers might be in for the sticker shock of a lifetime steve sedgwick is here from cnbc >> it's an extraordinary situation. you and i have been talking about this chip shortage in the automobile sector pretty much all year but it doesn't seem to be getting better in fact, it looks like it's getting worse. toyota, one of the largest manufacturers on the planet have just announced in the last 24 hours they're cutting global production in september by 40% now they had expected 900,000 vehicles to be made. now only 540,000 some of the other massive titles in the industry exactly the same problem. so very difficult getting your new car if you've ordered it it's going to be a much

so mark zuckerberg is trying to rehabilitate his image by becoming a landlord. so companies are owning whole towns. i mean, what year is it? i was beginning to suspect that we're living in another gilded age. let's see. i mean, we have record inequality monopolies and many workers don't have the right to unionize . the only real difference i can think of was at the turn of the century. take your kid to work day was every day. around 1900. there were about $3000.00 company towns or municipalities owned by one corporation, pullman town, illinois, a planned community for manufacturing room cars, was the most notorious, and came to an end. when workers were so unhappy with their live work situation that they went on strike for 2 months. and it ended in a pitched battle between the u. s. army and workers. this was not the workers utopia, george pullman imagined. ok, the ruling corporation of the company town control the school, the library, the stores, and of course housing. so zocker berg won't just be a landlord of willow village, will also be a mayor, a restaurant

we have the e-mails as exhibit a from mark zuckerberg in which he said, "i'd rather buy than compete." this came out in cicilline's hearings in the house. and he also said, "these brands may be nascent." then he said the magic words, "but they could be disruptive to us." so he bought them because he wanted to make sure they didn't become disruptive to them. so what does this mean for consumers? well, maybe instagram and whatsapp would have developed the misinformation bells and whistles and the privacy bells and whistles that would have put us in a much better place and people would have gravitated over to those platforms. we will never know that because they were bought out by the big guy on the block, and that is facebook. when you look at the app stores, we won't know about all the companies that have come to me that don't want their names known that they've had to pull back on things. they are never even allowed to blossom. they can start up, but their only way to really go up is by being bought out by e big guys. that is not capitalism as we want it to work. >> you write that...

mark zuckerberg announced that all full-time employees would be allowed to work from home if their jobs can be done remotely. >> in nevada nevada some sharp reaction to fliers that showed up on a busy shopping street overnight. people against vaccines state that they supported local businesses during the pandemic and suggested those same businesses should return the favor now. as abc7 news reporter wayne friedman found out the campaign has mixed reviews. reporter: when mark bailey checked the front of his store this morning he found more than he expected or wanted to. this yellow flier opposing vaccine passports and might be his role in enforcing them. >> they should come in and ask if -- if they can put the sign up or not. >> let's move them out. reporter: that's not how it went down last night when some two dozen locals went door-to-door on grant avenue passing out yellow sheets that infer a possible boycott. >> this is freedom at its most basic intrinsic level and it's government overreach that has got to stop. unfortunately it's a way of discriminating against people who are making

o'donnell: tune in, because tomorrow on "cbs this morning" gayle king has an exclusive interview with mark zuckerbergacebook is working remotely. we wanted to leave you tonight with this picture of an afghan child on the floor of a c-17 leaving kabul, being kept warm by an air force uniform. our men and women are doing all they can. good night. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i'm ben tracey in washingto. thanks for staying with us. as the delta variant continues to sweep through the nation, booster shots will be available for those who are vaccinated. health care workers and nursing home residents who got their second dose eight months ago will be the first in line. there were more than 86,000 cases of covid reported this week. that's twice as much as the week before. and in alabama, the state hospital association reported that as of tuesday, there were no i.c.u. beds available in the entire state. in fact, there was a wait list. in texas, republican governor greg abbott remains in isolation after testing positive for covid. abbott, who was vaccinated in december, has refused to r

and the reason that failed is because mark zuckerberg was literally waiting for the rest of the world, governments of the world to line up to create rules that he could been dominate and control. and when that wasn't working out the way he wanted to to, he basically abandoned the space and good get those people out of it. that ultimately yes, there will be more regulation in the space and there will probably be some level of global regulation. but at the same time now is the moment in the space and the change from for this space before the regulator step into the investments on and christy, i thank you both for your time and insight. oil prices extended gains for a 3rd session on wednesday, as the latest data from the u. s. government shows fuel demand at its highest points since the start of the pandemic. this week, front crude and west tactics, west texas intermediate benchmark have seen gains of 9 percent mark making up for a 7 day losing streak. but with fears of the delta variant hurting demand subsiding for now. and mexico confirming its output will rebound following a massive f

and then you add in mark zuckerberg who spent $300000000.00 to involved himself in the elections of 2020. going so far, some of the social media platforms like twitter to silence the new york post on 100 biden's. who, by the way, i'd like to know why 100 buying, selling crappy paintings from 500000 dollars a foreign nationals that nobody will ask the question except us right here today. apparently. yeah, i'm sure those are really valuable. think yeah, get quite a grip. it's never ends in it's in broad daylight. it's jordan. patrick, it's the professional managerial class. that's exactly what steve just a portrayed right there because there is no difference between these people in power and the media. i mean they're just p r for these people here. ok, and you know, what be the russia gate hoax continues, it goes on and on and on, and it just takes on different forms. so i mean, they found a formula that is a pay day. it's a gift that never stop giving, and i truly worry about what the future trials have for here because it's just going to, it's just going to be this huge web. i mean, the

emily: mark zuckerberg is also making big moves find the meta-verse. make of them wading into this decentralized world? could they replicate some of the same problems we see in facebook and twitter today? >> mark is clearly trying to figure out what the next stage after the internet is and actually get into it and created -- create it before the world goes in some different direction and facebook is left in the dust and becomes one of these previous generation old world companies. we have seen facebook try to get into the crypto space. in the end, libra did end up being possibly the wrong approach. the problem someone like facebook has is a lot of people miss trust them. i know they tried really hard to create something that is in consortium with all of these different industry participants. even that was not enough. there was a huge mistrust of a lot of them. with the meta-verse idea, the thing that happened during the pandemic is that we very quickly switched from a world where the physical world was -- the internet was this new add-on where the inte

it's not billionaires like oprah winfrey or mark zuckerberg who -- there's -- it's the middle class project. california's energy and climate regulations also crippling to working families especially minorities they've been dubbed the green jim crow. larry elder, the leading republican in the september 14th recall ever aims to turn all of us around. what is the first you're going to do? >> mandates for mask wearing and protection for state workers will be repealed. i will declare public emergency of homelessness, public emergency on water. >> more from the candidate from his old neighborhood in a few moments. what we are revealing to use a cautionary tale. the media showing from the semantic teachers union and big tech, bankrolling the warchest, that's happening but none of that can change the fact, the truth of california is dying a slow and painful death but a political back lash is brewing. people have the power to turn the tide. now is the time to throw them out. california can lead the nation by sending a message to the political establishment, pushes too far and we will push you out. t

she six years ago he asked mark zuckerberg what you think the next is going to be? he was basically facebook live. i don't know if he called at the at the time but peoplet can go live from wherever they are, house a few years ago so i lived in fear that i would be the first journalist to have a deep fake video not know it's opaque. >> talk about that, i don't know if everybody understands. >> the technology that's developing, that could convincingly make it look like president xi jinping of china is saying or doing something that could lead to frankly work. that's what i worry about it happened so quickly, we are not prepared, cyber attack, we are behind on that so i think the artificial intelligence that's going to allow to communicate more directive, i could see right now having a conversation with my mom in her kitchen even though i'm physically in new york. that's the next step. you and i could be doing this interview together. there are some exciting things, i'm not against technology, i just worry about some of it. >> three years ago i met with some intelligen

if you're lying about the vaccine, mark zuckerberg will hunt you down. by land or by sea.k finds the groups using keywords, but they're having trouble because some anti-vax groups are changing their names to euphemisms like dance party in order to skirt bans from facebook. so get ready for new dance crazes like "actual saturday night fever," "the harlem ache," and "the floss, of taste & smell." ( laughter ) they don't just avoid detection with the names of the groups, they also use code in their post. for example, instead of got the vaccine, they say drank beer, danced or drank beer. references to pfizer generally use the terms pizza, moderna is referred to as moana. dancing, beer, pizza, moana. if you're going to describe something that you think is killing everybody, maybe don't use code words that you think everybody universally loves. might as well just say my sister danced with a laundry basket full of puppies and now, i'm afraid she's given me rock hard abs. ( laughter ) and now she's pressuring the whole family to drink a chocolate milkshake with jason sudeikis. ( l

suppressing severe allegations against hunter biden and saw in the form of facebook, i should say mark zuckerbergok spending hundreds of millions of dollars to help administer our country's election and we continue in form of suppression about invaluable election security measures like audits and voter audit and reforming the mail-in ballot system in the country and we should all be terrified about a prospect that a handful of silicon valley billionaires can control how we administer, operate and talk about elections in this country. maria: stephen, great to get your insights on all of this. we will keep a spotlight on this. thank you very much as you pursue your lawsuit against the small business administration. we will follow that as well and get to that in the next time. stephen miller, thank you. dr. ben carson weighing in on the delta variant and it is real and he is going to show us the impact and trust in the cdc during the pandemic era it has plummeted plus the rising number of vaccinated and why won't the white house release who is getting andnt who got beforehand back in a minute thing

mark zuckerberg's plan.nd he thinks that the blockchain and ethereum is a threat to facebook, twitter. take a listen to what he had to say. >> replacing -- completely is unlikely, just because there are things that it provides like price stability for example. that bitcoin is not going to provide. even in a theoretical world where the u.s. dollar collapses, even then, i think bitcoin is not going to be able to provide the level of stability that users and businesses expect to be able to set prices and in that kind of world, we would need something else. it could be decentralized but it could be something else but we will see. so, but at the same time, i think we can still have a very powerful and important role alongside currencies. emily: he goes on to say that he's skeptical actually of some of jack dorsey's plans. and that he thinks that the blockchain could really undermine the central, centralized social networks we have all come to know. what do you think? alexis: i do think long-term he's probably rig

kurt: let's talk meta verse for just a second because this is something mark zuckerberg is talking aboutthis idea that we will be interacting a virtual world sometime soon. how do you think novi will fit into that? are these going to be the way people exchange value in the meta verse someday or is it too soon to put a stake in the ground there? david: thinking about the meta verse as a fully digital environment is super helpful when you design products that need to be future proof. when i look at what's going to be needed in the meta verse, it's really seamless movement of value and, for that, we need a new infrastructure. interoperability, because you will want to have multiple ways to participate in the meta verse and sending money from one wallet to another can't be a limitation. then you have all kinds of other things that are really important to think about when you think about the meta verse and not only related to wallets. you can think of all kinds of new models for creators to create revenue by creating digital assets and nft and creating new models around that. having programma

no matter what mark zuckerberg says.caller: yea -- >> yeah and willie from "the washington post" last month, one conspiracy theory circulating is that the coronavirus vaccines will be used to embed micro chips in the arms of americans. 20% of u.s. adults believed the chip falsehood was probably or definitely true from a poll. you can go through just search it on your google machine and you can see the misinformation is still spreading every day on facebook and youtube. americans are believing it, sharing it and facebook and youtube aren't spending enough of their resources, they make billions and billions of dollars, and they're not making the investment into getting enough fact checkers online to stop this information, this disinformation that's killing americans and that's perhaps the greatest threat to american democracy right now with the misinformation being spread around. they're not spending the money required to stop this disinformation dead in its tracks. >> the story mike told about his friend is one i think mo

this next era of computing, these glasses that you'll wear on your face, that if you ask the mark zuckerbergs of the world will replace the iphone they're preparing for that in a post tim cook apple. >> at some point we know the technology will move past the era that apple has been the leader of. what would you say to investors who have watched the last ten years, maybe i was in for that ride, maybe i wasn't, what do i do now is it apple? is it facebook should i stop worrying about apple and get focused on metaverse or crypto? where do you make the next trillion dollars >> this is something we obsess about, trying to find the threads. in apple's case one of the metrics is can you sleep well at night owning an investment i think investors should sleep well knowing they own apple, in part because of leadership and culture, but l what steve mentioned, the two areas they'll be getting over the next decade are fractionally reflected in the current cap. just to put a finer point on it, there are only a few companies that can really power that change, whether it's auto or the metaverse. my take is s

>> six years ago i asked mark zuckerberg what you think the next thing will be and basically they wille to go live from wherevere they are. he said that he would be the first one to air a fake video and not know that it's fake. >> okay, so you have this technology that is developing that is pretty convincingly making it look like the president of chinaof saying something that is saying something or doing something that could lead to war, quite frankly, i worry about, that's what i worry about. and it's happening so quickly, we are not prepared on a cyberattack level. we are behind on that front. i think that the artificial intelligence will communicate more directly. i could be having a conversation with my mother in hn her kitchen even though i'm physically in new york. that is the next step. you and i could be doing this interview together. so we will see that and i am not against technology. i just worry about some of n it. >> yes, about three years ago it's fascinating and brilliant and i said what are you worried about, what is the next thing and they set artificial intelligence h