is mark zuckerberg the new steve jobs?you know, he's not going to be, you know, i think a hero until he makes money from wall street's perspective or has a path to making money on this, and they're spending too much. you know, look, i think that could it happen? maybe. you know, i do believe that they need to reset their spending. it's just this category is not consistent with where they're spending. but yeah, what they have done today is what spending more than anyone else is willing to spend. they've come up with the best kind of products in a non-profitable category. there's a degree of victory there, but it comes with a huge asterisks. >> barton, i take your point how much they've spent, but if we just captured the amount they spent to partner with ray bands, is that maybe just a billion of the past 60? what is the real investment on this category if it's successful going forward? i can't imagine it will be that enormous, but maybe it is. >> is there something profitable you can carve out within this? potentially, but

the ceo of meta mark zuckerberg admitting last week the biden-harris administration, pressured his companycensor americans regarding covid-19 related content saying he regrets indicativing to pressure zuckerberg vowing that he will not donate controversial in this year's election the initiative organization led by zuckerberg's way of gave more than 350 million dollars to center for technology civic life and election he innovation and research in 2020 to allegedly get out the vote, the administrators of those groups reportedly have deep ties to the left joining me now claudia tenney member of house ways and means, signs and technologists committee thanks very much for being here. >> gladys you are covering this. >> you've got an app your end zucker box app in works tell us. >> first of all after 2020 pandemic election mark zuckerberg was able to give money to groups supposedly for pandemic use but weren't tunz out 99% went to electering getting vote out most swing states 92% focused on democratic voters to polls this election 2020 presidential election, was decided by less than 44,000 votes

this is mark zuckerberg's bickering. s rumoured to be a commercial product, then we may start to see more of a refinement. mark nicola decided to rebrand facebook into meta a few years ago as part of his vision to create a better verse in which we will all live. yesterday he mentioned that we can start as he had a feature is competing and human connection will look, and i think that those ar augmented reality glasses will be a key part of it. we haven't been taking up those that much as everyday users but as we see the technology looking less clunky and starting to be a little bit more interesting in terms of its options and what it can do, perhaps he will start to see this, and it is an attempt i supposed to claw—back missed opportunities in the past. i missed opportunities in the ast. , , missed opportunities in the ast. , ., , past. i suppose everybody wants to come un _ past. i suppose everybody wants to come up with _ past. i suppose everybody wants to come up with the _ past. i suppose everybody wants to come up wit

ceo mark zuckerberg showed off some smart glasses and confirmed the meta ai chatbot will be able to talkh and john cena. and coldplay looks set to break taylor swift's wembley record. the band will play a massive ten nights at the stadium and have promised not to use the system where tickets get really expensive if there's high demand. time for ten seconds of something quackers now. radio one dj greg james has held a memorial for longboy, a duck that went missing from the university of york. a statue was unveiled, before a minute's quacking in his honour, rip longboy. it's a procedure designed to enhance a person's bum by injecting it with filler. it's not illegal in the uk, but a number of councils have banned it. meta has unveiled the next steps of its ai project. ceo mark zuckerberg showed off some smart glasses and confirmed the meta ai chatbot will be able to talk in the voice of both damejudi dench and john cena. and coldplay looks set to break taylor swift's wembley record. the band will play a massive ten nights at the stadium and have promised not to use the system where tickets

there is an interesting point here, that meta and its owner, mark zuckerberg, seem to make their social networks available to the american government's policies whenever necessary. what do you think this volume of zuckerberg's cooperation and association with the us government means? some media are directly removed from the platform, and sometimes they even bring the anti-information campaign to it. or they inject false information into the society, and they have these issues during the corona period, in fact, the social conditions that create many of them have no medical justification, and they try to actually act. they should restrict the society with it . in the war between russia and ukraine , we see that they are using this information. the media are actually uniting because they know that they can hide the truth if they can. okay, we are at the same time these days , we have a court hearing tik tok's complaint against the us congress's decision to block this platform . companion they are fully aware that the only non-american social network is under severe pressure, tik tok, to ei

you have mark zuckerberg saying he won't donate his zucker bucks to the election.lion to the center for election innovation and research in 2020 that was a way to get out the vote. the administration of those groups have reportedly deep ties to the left, however, i reported many times that a number of staffers in the obama administration when he stepped down went to work for facebook and google. but in his letter last week addressed to house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan zuckerberg writes this, my goal is to be neutral, not play a role one way or another or to appear to be playing a role so i don't plan on making a similar contribution this cycle. your thoughts on this, what kind of impact is this going to have? >> okay. well i'm glad zucker bucks are off the table. but you have to understand that mark is very savvy and he wants to have it both ways. because while he's saying this, while he's confessing to what anyone who was paying attention understood to be true at the time, his plat form, facebook, is censoring conservative speech like the iconic photo

meta boss mark zuckerberg thinks smart glasses are the gadget we all need.ld they one day replace the smartphone? plus, can a superyacht ever be sustainable? builders, brokers and buyers gather in monaco with the luxury boat trade�*s environmental impact firmly on the radar. live from london this is business today. we start in the us, where the rivals for the white house, kamala harris and donald trump, have been outlining two very different visions for the world's largest economy. in a speech in pittsburgh, vice president harris insisted she is a capitalist who wants a stable environment for us businesses. she promised tax incentives to make the middle class "the engine of america's prosperity". it comes a day after former president trump threatened to hit us firms with hefty tariffs on their goods if they move manufacturing abroad. donald trump has consistently polled better on the economy — a few short months ago he was 12 points ahead ofjoe biden on the issue. but that lead has declined sharply since kamala harris became his opponent. our north america b

this week was a big one for mark zuckerberg and meta. he first time probably ever, there's actually more hype around those meta products than around apple's, and it seems zuckerberg has been lying in wait to strike against apple, even taking a subtle jab at cook and company's highly polished product reveals. all this leading to the question, which is better for a company and for investors? innovators or operators? here to discuss, our own steve kovach, along with deepwater asset management's gene munster. welcome to you both. steve, it's undeniable the buzz that meta has right now and the stock performance this year to date as well has been incredibly impressive. >> yeah, and there are two aspects of this, right? there's the headset and then there's the a.i. impa i want to start with the headsets. let's talk about, we started the year, apple vision pro, then couple weeks ago, this snapchat spectacles and then two days ago -- two days ago? two days ago, we have the orion glasses from meta. two of those things are experiments. one of those

then they can't . reach their goals there is an interesting point here, that meta and its owner, mark zuckerberg, seem to make their social networks available to the american government's policies whenever necessary. what do you think this volume of zuckerberg's cooperation and companionship with the american government means ? well, look, this is actually a hypocrisy in america, this democracy they have this is how they are, if you can, they are actually trying to deceive people or give them wrong information or to hide information from them at all and not let it reach them, they are now doing this directly or indirectly. indirectly, well, through the media, which has now entered directly . they directly remove some media from the platform and sometimes they even intervene in the anti-information campaign or inject false information into the society and they also have these issues during the corona period. in fact, the social conditions that many of them had no medical justification , and they tried to limit social activities with it.

so, mark zuckerberg officially presented the orion project, what his team has been working on, as he assures , for the last 10 years and that, in his opinion, is currently the most technically advanced glasses ever created. the value of this prototype was even emphasized by a small theatrical performance, the glasses were carried on stage in a metal case fastened to a crowbar, as is usually the case for carrying lots of diamonds, well, at least in action-packed films. as for the real technological value of the arion glasses, for example, in order to draw virtual images in a person’s field of vision, they use not just a translucent screen built into the lenses, but a projection holographic display. the beauty of holography for this kind of devices is that the image is perceived at... any distance from the eye, which is necessary in a given situation. thus, the generated images, in a very natural way for human consciousness, are tied to real visible objects and are perceived as a natural part of physical space. another question is that not many have managed to implement videography in

will do it, for example, i don’t know, i’m not sure, we will also force, the states of america mark zuckerbergxplain his activities during the presidential election, well, that is, forced, but this but usa this as they say, the bastion of democracy, well, if they force it there, well, so do we. in principle, we can ask for similar things, well, the point is not even that ukraine is very much not the usa, the point is that the meta corporation is registered in the usa, well, accordingly , it pays taxes in the usa, and the american market is much more important for them than the whole another world, especially some ukraine, and also to keep an office in a warring country, where he flies regularly, sorry, yes, well, they probably are. will find reasons not to do it, but whether they want to, yes, and this also applies to youtube, google, i.e. this is also twitter, elon musk, well, i.e. the bill in this form, it does not talk about telegram, it talks about all platforms, dissemination of information, somehow such and such wording, ah, show the ownership structure, well no , i don't know if maybe s

mark zuckerberg with most untimely apologies since judas iscariot.e foundation tech expert care of frederick. start with alexa. she like kamala harris to me isb sort of weird since she isec a computer of the thing cancel your prime membership, what can viewers do to get jeff bezos a message ona me his yacht? >> well, tell him. the important thing is if there is enough of a ruckus created the, these big tech actors will tend to acknowledge these errors that we know go one direction ty help the left but they will acknowledge them and tryto f tox them right now because theyro ssunderstand they are in thehe a crosshairs when it comes to the american people.n we saw this in 2020 we will not stand for in 2024. so keep making sure that these tech all occur understand that they don't and that we don't think this is appropriate. you have a recent pew poll april 2024 that said roughly eight in ten americans think big l techme social media companiese getting way too political and they have too much influence.e n make your voice heard, americann people, and hope

. >> a lot of big news from mark zuckerberg just out in the past hour. first up, a new lower price quest 3 head set. it's going to retail for $299 and will ship october 15th. zucker berg calling it the best mixed reality te vice today. it's $200 less than the $499 version out now. it brings some features from that higher-end version such as group fitness classes. for use by the the enterprise. the other big news of news, the company is used by over 400 million people including 185 million people using it across messenger, facebook, whatsapp, weekly. now meta announcing that use rs can talk to meta ai and talk back to you. you can ask questions or give it commands. users can pick out a celebrity voice among a number of celebrities that meta is working with. the company is unveiling their ray ban glasses including live translation, video or set reminders just by look ing at something and talking into the glasses. then the big surprise that mark zuckerberg announced around augmented reality. meta unveiling its augmented reality prototype, which is the most

just a point on what you made about mark zuckerberg. he was for a large part, the democrats darling and, and then he came, i and almost he told me the truth, but to them, perhaps they thought he stopped us in the box. he told the truth by what happened. pressure was put on him a, but i bought the hunter by his laptop. i bought the reaction, the cobit 9 thing. so i put to you joe, that perhaps the us justice department should perhaps the closer to home to it's a point towards those meddling in the us selection that they done in the popular ones. they don't know the word quote, info spreadsheet. they're not going to look inside the as for months they'll come back at some point. he, he was a gauge people for the, for the information. but because these, the things that you should not have said as present when it comes to, i guess, the democratic parts. now, because if you go, i gaze as you speak to to, that does not seem to fade, but the democrats know, they probably k o u. s. by all funded by russia or china. so it's, it's did tell are, so

>> well, i feel better about it, the fact that mark zuckerberg admitted basically four things.id, as you pointed out, that the biden-harris administration pressured them to censor. they, in fact, did censor is. third, they throttled back the hunter biden laptop story literally two and a half weeks before the the most important election we have, president of the united states, and he also said no more zucker bucks, he's not going to spend money at certain locations around the country which i think all four of those are good fuse. 9 and the -- fuse. and the -- news. and the fact that he confirm all that literally 60 some days before our presidential election i think is good news because who knows what they were going to try this year. the fact they've admitted to it, i think it's less likely they do the censorship that they did before. and, again, one of the key issues in this campaign, the republican party is the party of free speech, protecting your first amendment right to speak out on political issues. the democrat party is the party of censorship. that's why tulsi gabbard an

sergey borisovich, you are absolutely right and emphasized that mark zuckerberg said that his company meta, facebook and instagram obeyed pressure from the us government and censored social media content on the topic of coronavirus and... against hunter biden, we recalled this today, let's take a look at the prepared graphics. i believe that government pressure was unjustified, and while i regret that we were not more forthcoming about this, i firmly believe that we should not violate content standards because of pressure from any administration in any direction. we are prepared to fight back if this happens again. yes, in its letter to the judiciary committee, the house representatives. he writes that the white house expressed great disappointment when the media platform resisted, he also expressed regret that he hid content regarding hunter biden before the 2020 elections, which the fbi said could have been russian disinformation, based on this, dmitry, do you think elon musk is next? in fact, when i hear in the media such as repentance, there zuckerberg and so on. the united states

these guys, though, mark zuckerberg , elon musk and mark zuckerberg, elon musk and the like, they'veyou say, have the power to cause quite a bit of trouble. oh, absolutely. and elon musk, it does need to be regulated. >> oh, no, no it does i think it certainly is. we need to have safeguards in place. >> but the thing is, the existential risks from this will come about wherever it's created. yes i mean it's still being created in america. we can't stop america creating it. >> and also, apart from the seismic advances in medicine we're having, the lame can walk the people who've been paralysed are suddenly getting all sorts of capabilities. there's a wonderful company called neuralink, another one of elon's companies, where basically they're saying now that people have been blind for life, can see again. i mean, they've been paralysed. >> i don't think you'll be so keen on al when it takes our jobs. >> i thought it's already taken ours. this is not me at all. no no, no, no hologram version of me and tom. >> that's what more empathetic than us peasants in the field said about the combin

to national security or elections but that follows a letter to congress from the ceo of meta, mark zuckerberg alleges facebook was pressured by the biden administration to censor covid related content. the idea here ed was that meta took its own decisions around certain content and decided to call back marker bird -- mark zuckerberg saying he regretted some of the action taken. is this the next answer to that from the doj? ed: it wasn't that long ago that meta's position was it shouldn't be our decision. oversight is still something people haven't come up with a framework for. caroline: oversight of those that don't do any content administration or very little like telegram. the ceo currently holding fast. we will discuss ai in many other ways. we will discuss the brand-new funding round for you.com. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ >> you are looking at a live shot of principal room. check out the bloomberg technology podcast on the terminal. as well as apple, spotify and i heart. caroline: first up, lyft plans to sell some of its bike and scooter business. as the ride-hailing company still f

said the government said content to be removed but the words of mark zuckerberg, a, reasonablett debatableno one who wants to be a free citizen to determine what is true or false or kamala harris things as disinformation because they will interpret that for their own interests and nothing else. 's been with the same kind of data of the centralized authority using the language of freedof frm and fairness who tro protect itself against ckscrutiny and way so that today with merrick garland comin comgt and we talked about earlier and he comes out and says, "we would never allow anyone in our rankse to be influenced by politics." he seemed indignant, obviously, because trump is raising this. >> the whole foundation of theu- constitution, he is attorney general and duty-bound to understand and enforce, can't be trusted with arbitrary power. human beings not pittman benevolent a enough with truth h falsity with ideas but the wholr purpose of our constitution is to prevent anyone from ever getting that power precisely because even the most benevolent people let alone merrick garland can't be trust

and so often, for example during the covid pandemic as mark zuckerberg said the government was insistingntent be removed that in the words of our mark zuckerberg was either a reasonably debatable true. nobody who wants to be a free citizen trust the government what is true and false what kamala thinks is miss or disinformation. determine that for someone else. >> laura: the same idea of the centralized authority using the language of freedom and fairness to try to protect itself against any scrutiny. we saw that today with merrick garland coming out. talked about it earlier. he comes out and says we would never allow anyone in our ranks to be influenced by politics. and he seemed very indignant, obviously because trump is raising this. >> whole foundation of the constitution is he duty-bound as attorney general to understand cannot be trusted with power. there is no human being benevolent enough to be trusted with powers specifically the power to determine truance falsity, censor the idea we could be held. the whole purpose of our constitution is from anyone ever getting that power preci

. >> well, and i think mark zuckerberg coming forward and talking about the pressure that was broughtal media companies, back in on the last election cycle. i thought that was significant. i mean, the winds are blowing through here. this entire false narrative. and this is a slippery slope, is it not? if the government can say entire topics essentially are off limits, where is the freedom in any of that, senator? >> well, here's what mark zuckerberg revealed to the american people, which is that the government colluded, our government colluded with big tech to force censorship on the american people, colluded with big tech to take down, discussions, debate that they didn't like. laura that, is absolutely unconstitutional, the first amendment does not allow it. it prohibits it. and, yet, our government was doing that by using big tech as their willing ally. they are trying to do the same thing again. this is an attempt to legitimize it. to say e, now, the russians are doing it so they are for big tech go out there and take down any posts about inflation or the border. you have got ca c

ceo mark zuckerberg showed off some smart glasses and confirmed the meta ai chatbot will be able to talkoks set to break taylor swift's wembley record. the band will play a massive ten nights at the stadium and have promised not to use the system where tickets get really expensive if there's high demand. time for ten seconds of something quackers now. radio one dj greg james has held a memorial for longboy, a duck that went missing from the university of york. a statue was unveiled, before a minute's quacking in his honour — rip longboy. you're all caught up now. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. coming up: down to ten men after seven minutes, but no problem for spurs as they get their europa league campaign under way. back in action after his us open victory, jannick sinner gets off to a winning start at the china open. and the son of a famous american father hoping to make it big in basketball in the uk. you're very welcome along to the programme, wherever you are watching around the world. we will start then with the europa league, where ten—man

. >> we will see with a little bit and when we come back mark zuckerberg admits that facebook deep-sixed stories under pressure from the biden administration he looks down at his queen, and says... (in atrocious french) au revoir mon amour. a bientot let's work on that french, shall we? (♪) au revoir mon amour. a bientot au owwwww bientot au revoir mon amour. a bientot (♪) (in perfect french) au revoir mon amour. a bientot now search with ai assistant with the hotels.com app mark zuckerberg says he's sorry for suppressing stories under pressure from the light administration. the facebook founder and ceo of meta has gone this route before on capitol hill. >> it's clear now that we didn't do enough to prevent these tools from being used for harm as well. that goes for news foreign interference in elections in hate speech and that was a big mistake. it was my mistake and i'm sorry. >> and an extraordinary letter to judiciary chairman jim jordan burke said after the pandemic hit senior biden administration and white house officials had repeatedly pressured our teams are months to censor cert

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>> mark zuckerberg has bought up a chunk of land in hawaii and is building a bond villain compound where his family can see out the apocalypse, costing 100 million dollars, featuring two mansions joined by a tunnel which branches off into an underground bunker. >> the billionaire founder of oracle corporation, ray allison, of the hawaiian getaway so much he bought it, along with 90% of the entire island. for a reported $300 million. >> i also want to thank every amazon employee and every amazon customer, because you guys paid for all this. liz: all right. now, you know, this is not about taking on these guys who have made a few bucks. just a few bucks. it is about reminding ourselves what we just saw there. -- what we just saw there should not be possible. [applause] should not be possible. this game has been rigged against most of us for a long, long time. and we need to fundamentally rewrite the rules by winning elections, by passing laws, by having the right to stand up for ourselves if we are going to balance the scales. and guess who is the one to do that? we are the ones to do that

while testifying at a senate hearing in january, meta ceo mark zuckerberg publicly apologized to parents who say their children were harmed due to social media. >> we want to really give parents peace of mind, know these protections are in place if they want to be involved, they'll be able to do things like set sleep mode, which turns the app off from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. these changes come amid increased concern about kids using social media. earlier this year, the u.s. surgeon general, vivek murthy, calling for a warning label for social media sites. >> we've seen in tobacco labels that they're effective in increasing awareness, but also in changing behavior. >> murthy, citing research finding that teens spend about 3.5 hours a day on social media, doubling the risk of depression and anxiety symptoms, instagram says they also have a plan to stop teens from trying to get around these protections. >> things like requiring a teen to verify their age if they try to change their birthday, things like not allowing someone to create a new account with a different birthday on the same device. and

ask mark zuckerberg and his company meta, a big scandal erupted in 2018. facebook got into a scandal due to leaked information from the cambridge analytica company. zuckerberg's corporation handed over the personal data of 50 million users to london political strategists in order to influence the outcome of the american elections in... in 2016. added by ognya another former employee of the company sandy paralikas, stating that facebook simply turned a blind eye to the collection of personal data and correspondence. this illusion about the fact that there are some kind of intermediaries that create anonymity, about the fact that vpn services allow you to maintain it, about the fact that this legendary tor browser allows you to maintain anonymity, but for a second, when tor was created, the us military structures invested in it, well , it’s obvious why all this is being done, all these information systems, from the point of view of big political decisions, they are first of all first to monitor and control society, and then in the second place the general, a

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this is the largest organization, who is not on this list, so it is mark zuckerberg, although last time he, together with his wife prystylichan, invested as much as 400 million dollars in biden's company, now regrets, the head of the meta corporation, banned in russia, recognized as extremist, zuckerberg wrote a letter to the judiciary committee of the us house of representatives, where admitted to serving as a de facto censor for the biden administration during the pandemic. in the biden administration, including the white house , senior officials repeatedly pressured our teams over several months in the first year to censor certain content about covid-19, including humor and satire, and expressed great disappointment when we did not comply. i believe that government pressure was wrong, and i regret that we did not speak out more candidly about it. during the pandemic, facebook has deleted over 20 million. it was white who represented trump at the republican national convention this year, and it was he who came up with the idea of ​​holding a charity fight between zuckerberg and his bi

vaguely worded, trump could call his attorney general if he's re-elected and tell him to prosecute mark zuckerberg and it would go forward. the case could begin. they could request he be jailed for some reason and that could work for a while. clearly, zuckerberg would appeal this to the supreme court and if there is no probable cause for the prosecution, you would hope the supreme court would throw that out but this broad immunity ruling has changed all that. then trump has the power to remove an attorney general who refuses to carry out his orders. whether the orders are illegal or not. it's again, it was a big surprise i think to many people. >> is it hyperbole to worry about what he might try to do if he loses the election again? what he might try to foment in the american public? >> i think you'll see lots of legal challenges that happened. i found that most people who work in government in the federal government are doing it because they believe in public service. and so we need nonpartisan election clerks to count the folks. we need judges to do what they did in 2020. there were over i think

that's something to look forward to a let's just say mark zuckerberg's steve jobs, incomes presentation skills somewhere in the his own or clunky the hydrofoil surfer, you know, do i need to say more? >> elon musk is also kind of clunky when it comes to presentations to and i guess there's something about x in the headlines this morning, brazil, what's going on there? >> yeah. so basically supreme court justice and rizzo told us that he had to shut down his business rizzo that people people to watch this, the content and the shutdown. people are anti-government. so musk said no. and then they shut him now, musk has capitulated saying so he's trying to get back in before loses too much market share results. big market and companies like blue sky and threads start taking market share musk was shut down. but again, it shows you that he will fight for free speech, but not that hard. yeah. when it hits the business model and just in that, that's bringing spacex. we just did a story earlier about the crew from that. the crew, 9 mission just arrived. a cape canaveral, florida. >> space explora

local it billionaires are being twisted into a ram's rock, everyone remembers the show trial of mark zuckerberg in 2018. then the head of facebook, with the image of a skinny young man in a baggy t-shirt and shorts, was called to the capitol carpet, where a hundred senators and congressmen interrogated him with partiality for almost 10 hours. zuckerberg was seen in a jacket and tie for the first time that time, and the press called his outfit: i am sorry suit, suit, i beg your pardon. zuckerberg understood what was expected of him, surrendered to the special services , and they began to rule facebook as if it were their own kitchen. messages about the covid epidemic were censored in the key needed by the authorities, in on the eve of the 2020 elections, facebook, at the insistent request of the federal bureau of investigation, completely suppressed the corruption story from the laptop found. us president donald trump from the network , what can we say, if the current one was simply thrown out, banned, all in the name of democracy, freedom of speech. for pavel durov, it was a chilling. story: 20

ask mark zuckerberg and his company meta, a big scandal erupted in 2018. facebook got into a scandal because of leaked information to the cambridge analytika company. zuckerberg's corporation handed over the personal data of 50 million users to london political strategists in order to influence the outcome... i gave up, they invested there, us military structures, well, it's obvious why this is everything is done, all these information systems, they are from the point of view of big political decisions, they are primarily to monitor and control society, and only secondarily the general, and only secondarily to give it the opportunity to exchange information. how do you think the case ended for facebook and cambridge analyst? did the british cease to exist? and zuckerberg's company cost 40 billion dollars, it hurts, but with a capitalization of a trillion it is not fatal, well, the cleansing by a documentary from netflix they, of course, they did too. alexander nix intended to create a strong business related to the election process. after the obama electio

mark zuckerberg hits a new net worth milestone. hat means for the list of the richest people in the the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. $200 million. he's now the fourth richest person in the world behind former oracle ceo larry ellison, former amazon ceo jeff bezos and tesla ceo elon musk. zuckerberg has been a billionaire since 2008. much of his fortune comes from his meta platforms holdings. according to reports, zuckerberg is projected to become a trillionaire by 2030. on wall street today, shares were higher after china made moves to boost its economy. the dow was up 83 points to set a new record. the nasdaq gai

harvard and he dropped out, did you say to your parents i'm going to be the next bill gates or mark zuckerbergr they didn't say anything about the importance of getting your degree? john: quite the opposite of what i said to my mom when i was leaving ireland for college. patrick had dropped out previously. she said, if you're going, you're going for four years and i said, yes, absolutely. i'll go for four years in graduate and that was two months before stripe. david: where did you get your initial money to get the company started? john: we did like a lot of people. friends and family fundraising for anyone we could get connected. in the very first investors were sam and peter thiel. david: they came in early and you had nothing but an idea. john: we had a few customers but we had a little bit of revenue. david: you get the company off the ground, at one point -- at what point do you get enough customers to say, we have a real business? john: the early-stage investors were focused on that. when you look at those early investors, i think basically what they looked at was, they saw the product,

companies refuted or declined to comment on the report, though, in the past, meta facebook ceo mark zuckerbergded his company. >> we give people the ability to connect with people they care about and engage with the topics they care about. >> reporter: they say consumers understand the value exchange and welcome the opportunity to have access to free or highly-subsidized content and services. but security pros say most of us simply scroll through the long user agreements when we sign up. >> it's either oopt in or you d to use the service. >> reporter: the bottom line, it may be easy to delete an account, but maybe not deleting your digital footprint. that could live forever. back to you. >> tom, thank you t. >>> still to come, a historic performance from shohei kwohtan. >>> and jets fans get the >>> and jets fans get the rodgers performance. there's toothpaste white, and there's crest 3dwhitestrips white. whitens like a 400 dollar professional treatment. pilot: prepare for non-stop smiles. crest. professional treatment. inez, let me ask you, you're using head & shoulders, right? only when i se

had new book come out today, a picture book with him and world leaders one of the pictures is mark zuckerberghor him selves he claims that zuckerberg tried to swing the 2020 election against trump. that's false. there's no evidence of that, but trump stated again and published this morning that if zuckerberg interferes in the 2024 election he will spend the rest of his life in jail. >> yes. >> so that's the concern here is what he would do in the next term, would he go farther than he did in the first term. >> you get into detail about how donald trump sought to divide the doj and the fbi, and that the fear was real. inside the agencies they didn't want to cross publically or publicly the man who could cost them their jobs. how did he go about that haz president. >> publicly, humiliating them and publically threatening this and privately firing people when he fired the former deb at this director and got rid of the pension that sent a clear message to people in washington who don't make that much money, you know, and he called them a deep state and i want to say i look at this in previous boo

mike mark zuckerberg interested to be the paragon. he's forward, ahead of the issues.s it possible that mark zuckerberg has some sort of [ inaudible ] to mass this conversion. is he considered to be the leader when it comes to the safeguards and what has to happen with ai. >> yeah. i'll leave that to you. i guess he wears a nice little chain now and grew his hair out and it's all kumbaya? it's all changed. >> you're right. it's just one big $50 billion phony. you're right. you nailed him, david. you got right to the heart of things. otherwise, the fact that he's become the leader, but you're right, carl, david's right, he's -- david's more focused on the necklace. >> well, i think a lot of people are, of course. the -- >> mesmerizing, david. ear pierce. >> llama is open source and they've gotten -- they get criticized in some ways for it and as well they also are -- >> who is criticizing them? people using it. who are criticizing them? >> to your point earlier when you make it available to everybody, it is also available to those who might do things that are not necess

meta ceo mark zuckerberg discussed the changes this morning exclusively on gma. >> they're an automatic set of protections for teens that try and proactively address the top concerns that we've heard from parents about teens online, things like who can contact them, what content they see and how much time they spend on their device. and we've built things like making sure these are all private by default. there's restrictions on who can message your teen, there's content restrictions so that they see less inappropriate content, and even a reminder to leave instagram once you hit an hour for the day. all without requiring any involvement from the parent. >> all right, so we actually use the instagram ceo statement there. apologize for the confusion. but users under 16 will need a parent's permission to change any of the built in protections. teens will be placed in the strictest messaging settings, so they can only be messaged by people they follow or are already connected to. sleep mode will be turned on between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m, which will mute notifications overnight. critics say the

. >> earlier this year, at a hearing on capitol hill, meta ceo mark zuckerberg faced the families whoseren died from causes they attribute to social media. >> no one should have to go through the things that your families have have suffered, and this is why we invested so much and are going to continue doing industry leading efforts to make sure that no one has to go through the types of things that your families have had to suffer. >> jordan dominguez father was there. >> there was a lot of the same old, same old and nothing has changed. >> in april, meta, the parent company of instagram, announcing a nudity protection feature in dms which blurs images and warns users to be cautious before sending sensitive photos, and in july, announcing they'd removed around 63,000 instagram accounts in nigeria, attempting to target people with financial extortion scams. >> to be honest with you, the efforts ring a little bit hollow. there is so much more that can be done for any person that finds themselves in this situation. >> they need to remember that they are the victim. they have done nothing