meda connect is the annual develop its conference.e know the next generation will be a topic of conversation. we are treading water, the parent of facebook up 1%. -- .1%. how much focus will be on the latest generation of hardware, these are questions we have to ask. caroline: and questions we have been asking day in and day out. last week i got to sit down with the head of global affairs to discuss how a company is utilizing generative ai. >> we are announcing on the 27th, new applications of the airline, you will be will commute hit with his mrs., and the messages are really extraordinary. it will affect all of us are consumed. caroline: a senior analyst is with us, the head of the all-important meda connect. how much do you want to be hearing about generative ai, checkbox and the desire of the younger generation to remain committed to instagram, meta and other offerings? >> ai is front and center for every company. google amazon. the majority of the topics we've been having with our investors, that is what investors want to hear. t

meda is repositioning their foray into headsets from the metaverse, from devices where they thought youommunicate with people or video chat with people virtually. they are transitioning to more of a productivity and gaming device, something more of a computer replacement using mixed reality, which is what apple is doing. they are in different leaks. in terms of the overall performance and keep abilities, resolution and clarity, that is going to be infinitely better from the operative -- apple device that from the meta device. but is it worth spending 3500 for those improvements versus 500 for something works well? i've had the opportunity to have a couple devices and i came across the graphics power, the overall performance, resolution is a big improvement. but this is going to shape up three years down the road as the future, instead of ios versus android, it could be the apple operating system for mixed reality versus the meda operating system. with the low end and the high-end, two alternatives. different leaks, same market. matt: i imagine these are going to be devices that you upgr

social security and meda tear -- medicare and medicaid is part of the federal budget not discretionary which is what happens in a shutdown. the funding that directly goes to federal agencies is known as the discretionary part of the federal government. it is a very small part of the federal budget that everyone is fighting about. rest of the critical services and benefits would not be affected by shutdown. as we saw earlier this summer, a debt default, there are many other implications for that. social security beneficiaries and things like that come that is not funded by the kind of money we are talking about. caller: back is next on the line for democrats, harrisburg, pennsylvania. caller: first of all, i don't think it is that these guys are noble and stand on principle when it comes to shut down, they are basically living because being gerrymandered they don't have to worry about it. it cost the economy $8 billion. i have a lot of friends and family who work for the federal government and by no means are they overpaid the services they provide us. of those guys wind up going to the

that they will monitor the situation with the american-armenian exercises, the head of the russian meda front of the lines , the aggressive country of nato is trying to penetrate the prison by waving the instructions on friday, the rolling stones magazine published an open letter of the model, kim kardashian and the armenian-american director erika, the israeli president is biden. they called on the usa to intervene in the conflict with azerbaijan and prevent a new genocide. of armenian descent, sher wrote an article for the american magazine newswei где также перегал Белый дом полуха yerevan, and this is a very characteristic story because it shows how to be a russian ally in general, that at any moment, in principle, an ally can be thrown into the potal and well and the russians will not think that they owe anything to someone there . and this is what actually happened to the people. i will not evaluate the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan. this is a long topic and it requires enough, you know. deep in-depth, but we are interested in how russian propaganda behaves in general. w

he was truly a polesian medas. those who turned into gold everything that was not ordered.e belarusian gentry against engaging in industry and trade. this gate, by the way, is almost a copy of the grain gate of the tsaritsin estate near moscow, the work of the great russian architect bozheny. but the lord's house was damaged in a fire, so the stables were rebuilt into living quarters, but it also turned out well. it seems that the master will run from the porch and order the carriage to be brought. uuslovsky, of course, was a great guy, built a distillery on his estate and even this. won a distillation column in warsaw at cards, at that time the only one in belarus. the distillation column gives the purest distillation, so the products at the puslovsky plant were of the highest quality, and this was a big breakthrough in the industrial production of alcohol in these lands. in addition to this fact, the talented entrepreneur left to his descendants a magnificent park, penetrated by a system of canals from that same black lake. it is this complex that is included in the state

my gutnct had she been a man and in uniform, she would have gotten the meda honor. and i think somebody should really seriously look into that. she was in career edible general donovan, who won the medal of honor in the first war. general donovan called her the finest espionage agent in all of world war two. that worked for the ss very, very, very high recommendation. here is someone i met when i was 12 years old, figuratively speaking, because that is when this fabulous book air spy came out and i have my copy over here on the table. i read it when i was and was totally captive by it. it was the first book to come out on photopretation analysis in the form of intelligence and what it meant. it meant therence between d-day being and not launched and its all to this fabulous hero, a interpretation. has three things going for her. number one, she's from a titled english family, which means everything across pond. number two, her brother also works in photo analysis. and then the same overall area so he can back her. number three she looks like she came out of central

with that, let's bring in our panel host of fox fox news "meda buzz" howard kurtz. guy benson. public radio" political correspondent susan davis. say that fast. there was a lot happening on capitol hill. the motivation in the house speaker making this announcement and the fallout from it. >> sometimes politics is complicated and sometimes easy. motivation pretty easy. under tremendous pressure from the right and his party. under pressure from former president donald trump to advance an impeachment inquiry. many republicans believe that they have enough so far to begin the basis of an official impeachment inquiry. but, it is worth noting that kevin mccarthy right now probably doesn't have the votes in the house to pass an impeachment inquiry opening if you put it to a test. certainly doesn't have the support of senate republicans who i think it would be fair to describe as lukewarm about this news today and frankly it's not clear yet that he has enough to really make a case to the public, which is ultimately what matters that joe biden is worthy of an impeachment trial. >> bret:

meda i'm sorry, take your money. [laughter] disclaimer, a foundation didn't say we all use, that vehicle. but in any event with the idea of a harvard storm they then had to get private equity. so we've got to break the places where we are. not. as for me shameful to hear you had to say. in the analytical's skills to realize what he said at the beginning? it's going to be the largest confident bar none. bar none. they're going to the most people in the world. that means the most consumers in the world. do you want them to be able to consume? then you need to put them in a position to consume it. there's no private equity but it's put it on record and that's what our next step is that i'm going to yield. >> i am going to build on what has been described here. it is already difficult for us as african-americans to scale our business here. citigroup did a study that showed systemic racism cost our economy $1.6 trillion a year. because our community is underserved. the capitol standpoint. less than 3% of all private equit

social security and meda tear -- medicare and medicaid is part of the federal budget not discretionarys what happens in a shutdown. the funding that directly goes to federal agencies is known as the discretionary part of the federal government. it is a very small part of the federal budget that everyone is fighting about. rest of the critical services and benefits would not be affected by shutdown. as we saw earlier this summer, a debt default, there are many other implications for that. social security beneficiaries and things like that come that is not funded by the kind of money we are talking about. caller: back is next on the line for democrats, harrisburg, pennsylvania. caller: first of all, i don't think it is that these guys are noble and stand on principle when it comes to shut down, they are basically living because being gerrymandered they don't have to worry about it. it cost the economy $8 billion. i have a lot of friends and family who work for the federal government and by no means are they overpaid the services they provide us. of those guys wind up going to the food ba

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recent memory certainly has been spent and it's not just the money they spent but lobbying for example meda and lakewood facebook, $20,070,000, amazon 19,320,000, alphabet 11,770,000, apple, $6,500,000. but it's not just the money they spent on lobbying and of those activities. on june 18th, 2021 just five days before the markup hearing of the big tech bills in this committee, paul pelosi, nancy pelosi's tech investor husband bought 4,000 shares of alphabet via a call option in which he promised stocks the price of $1,200 a share. a month later, now this is after we passed the bills, but nancy pelosi the speaker send steny hoyer the majority leader to the press to tell the press that these bills were not ready for the floor. a month later the stock price rose to over $2,500 making paul pelosi $5.2 million richer without spending a penny. speaker pelosi's offices issued a statement denying any involvement or prior knowledge of the transaction. the fact remains that she refused to bring to a vote on the house floor those bills. the bills that resulted from an 18 month long investigation. we h

based upon this 75,000 number is something this reflected an approach taken now by the city of add meda solving now 2 thirties of the staffing problem. with this approach. and it will include an emergency safe guard. will alufor temp refer froze in staffing and funding levels if the city budget deficit exceeds 250 million dollars. a fully staffed police force will improve public safety am enable san francisco to fight crime and provide better service to residents. will reduce the need for cost low over time requires taxpayers to spends more for less police to meet the basics of deploy am. i want to express gratitude to ben rosenfield. i appreciate the w he did for flexible set aside prop enables to commit if we hire them without looking up dollars if we can't this is a good government prop in my view should be replicated for other set, sides a.m. grateful to city chew andan pierson and i want to thank deputy city attorney kate. i worked with many great attorneys and kate is stellar lawyer identifies obstacles and solutions the tholness owes as much to her. thanks to chief of police bill

based upon this 75,000 number is something this reflected an approach taken now by the city of add meda solving now 2 thirties of the staffing problem. with this approach. and it will include an emergency safe guard. will alufor temp refer froze in staffing and funding levels if the city budget deficit exceeds 250 million dollars. a fully staffed police force will improve public safety am enable san francisco to fight crime and provide better service to residents. will reduce the need for cost low over time requires taxpayers to spends more for less police to meet the basics of deploy am. i want to express gratitude to ben rosenfield. i appreciate the w he did for flexible set aside prop enables to commit if we hire them without looking up dollars if we can't this is a good government prop in my view should be replicated for other set, sides a.m. grateful to city chew andan pierson and i want to thank deputy city attorney kate. i worked with many great attorneys and kate is stellar lawyer identifies obstacles and solutions the tholness owes as much to her. thanks to chief of police bill