la puede ayudar, marÍa antonieta mejÍa hablÓ con dueÑos de restaurante que dicen que cÓmo gracias a medas ingredientes delicioso que le pone a una tlayuda. >> yo crecÍ en un pueblo en oaxaca. entonces, a que no tengan hambre, tenemos horno, entonces nos inventamos para intentar con un poco la tradiciÓn. marÍa: este restaurante comenzÓ con un local mucho mÁs pequeÑo dentro del edificio donde se encuentra la organizaciÓn meda. >> aplicamos al programa y competimos con muchos cafÉ, pero afortunadamente ganamos y nos dieron que el espacio. marÍa: a los pocos meses de abril tuvieron que cerrar temporalmente por las restricciones implementadas durante la pandemia y cuando finalmente reabrieron, meda los apoyÓ para mudarse a un local mÁs grande. >> atrÁs de fondo adelante podemos tener acceso a capital para aquellas personas que quieran emprender un nuevo negocio o fortalecer el ya existente. marÍa: hubo momentos en la pandemia donde pensaron tira la toalla, pero hoy se alegran de no haberlo hecho. >> tenemos un prÉstamo del fondo adelante y nos ayudaron con cierta cambia para iniciar el proces

already meda has pulled back from europe. the new instagram platform the rights launched there so they are trying to be a little more cautious in the region. that is difficult for the company because it is one of their more lucrative ad regions around the world. kevin: great to break that down. we thank you. -- caroline: great to break that down. we thank you. let's talk about crypto and a trial going on coming to a close of sam bateman freed. prosecutors make their final pitch to the jury. people have been getting up at 1:00 to 2:00 in the morning to get into the courthouse. what are we anticipating? how quickly could any judgment be made? >> it could be as early as the end of this week, it could go into next week. the jury has to deliberate but they're looking to get to a conclusion. today we have sam bankman-fried who wrapped up his own testimony yesterday and today you are watching the prosecution, and with closing remarks, using his own testimony against him. you saw him come in early to his own defense, very clear heade

up next, unexpected post from meda ceo mark zuckerberg, what he says landed him in the hospital, and it was not a cheap shot from elon musk. we have verified that, we will tell u more yo >>> former billionaire sam bankman-fried is facing up to 110 years in prison after his conviction on fraud and money laundering. you may be wondering what about his former colleagues? former alameda ceo carolyn ellison, ftx cofounder, former engineering chief, they all pleaded guilty to criminal charges. the three also testified against bankman-fried in hopes of getting lighter sentences. however, legal experts say they are in a waiting game and will probably face prison time as well. the three will likely learn their fate after bankman-fried is sentence if not until march 28th. >>> meda ceo mark zuckerberg is in the hospital tonight recovering from knee surgery. the tech billionaire posted on instagram he tore his acl while training for a competitive mixed martial arts fight. the only one i know he's up against, he was supposed to go up against elon musk all right with you in the post, you see him h

escuchemos al supervisor de iniciativas comunitarias de meda san francisco. revivir y traer nuevos turistas. >> mostrarle a san francisco como es que vuelva el turismo. bueno recordemos que san francisco es una ciudad donde aproximadamente el 30% de sus residentes son asiático, americano y también tiene una alta. >> representa de latinos, así que centrar a esos representantes en este punto se vuelve muy atractivo porque van a tratar temas de cooperación internacional, económica, energía renovable, comercio e infraestructura. ahora, algo importante para nuestra comunidad. sabemos que hay una especie de preocupación por que entre las agencias que van a estar aquí presentes está el departamento de seguridad nacional, que tiene que ver con las agencias de migración. así que hoy hace solo unas horas le preguntamos directamente al coordinador de este evento si en esos puntos de chequeo van a estar preguntando o solicitando alguna identificación o estatus migratorio. así que de eso vamos a estar hablando en punto de las 6. por ahora es todo mi reporte en vivo desde

meda has open source and you can see at least in terms of the process. chatgpt is priority eric -- is proprietary. it is very hard to replicate all of that in six months. if they are able to do that in the next six months it puts into question, is this a commodity or is there large r&d involved and how you go about building these models. kailey: we already know microsoft invested billions of dollars into openai. do think there's a chance microsoft decides to buy the whole thing? mandeep: i would be very surprised if the regulators let that go through, given all of the acquisitions that have come under scrutiny from big tech so far. -- it will be very hard for them to rep reads -- to replicate the gpt. it is a very iterative process by would be surprised if the regulators let that happen. alex: in a sense we are seeing a possibility for microsoft to have its cake and eat it too. it still has the supply agreements with openai. they can still have access to whatever chatgpt is doing, whether chappy will iterate. if it loses a headcount that is a different m

caroline: all of this feels like a no-brainer after meda had been announing they have been doing the doing the same with ads with generated content within them. why has it taken youtube a week later versus meta, for example? >> google has announced a policy that would apply to political ads on all of its platforms including google search, youtube, and elsewhere. that would flag users, people who are viewing the content if there are ai generated content and that this is different because it applies to just content that is created on youtube and not particularly for advertising. google is in a special position here because they both create generative ai tools that really anyone can use and they have the platforms such as youtube to distribute this kind of content far and wide. all year google has been talking about the enormous responsibility that comes with ai and putting ai into the hands of people. this is one demonstration of them trying to sort of walk the walk and say that we are doing the right thing. we are adding these disclosures, letting people know when generative ai is bei

i'm sure there'll be a lotot of questions about the breadth of your book and a numberr of different meda that you cover in thet book. you say in the book the presidency is one of the last institutions in the country to embrace cultural shifts that are taking place. do you think this latency, do you think that's beneficial or harmful to a large republican democracy? is this a good thing or bad thing and should the president be more responsive? stay with the president are the establishment. i don't care if you are -- the presidency is establishment. i don't think it's necessarily a bad thing. you want the president to be out and not back there certain things that cause political phenomenon of the fadeaway. the presidency should be about timeless things like our great institutions. don't think the president needs to focus on every move. that said the president doesn't want to be so out of touch of something sweeping the nation. sometimes they can refer to and gentle way. you want them to deploy the constitution. >> do we have some questions for dr. troy for our audience? >> thank you. this

. (♪) >> meda knows the harms that kids experience alert platform. she and her friends begin having awful experiences. including repeated unwanted sexual advances. she reported this incidence to the company and it did nothing. they are deciding time and time again to not tackle these issues.>> so, even the daughter of a meta executive isn't safe from the perps that are currently answering for young girls. arturo behar was facebook's director of engineering and says he went to the very top including to the head of instagram and he raised a red flag about all these dangers but, they didn't really do anything about it. so now he's blowing the whistle. arturo joins me now. arturo, it's good to see you tonight.thank you for joining us. explain what sort of impact instagram and facebook was having on kids and what happened when he brought that information to the executives? >> what i've seen as apparent is just the expenses they have. my daughter came to me and she was told to get back to the kitchen when she was 14. comments about her body and messages sh

mission and 18th streets was once an appliance store until the mission economic development agency meda purchased it. we see a lot of folks displaced, like having to move out. >> and at the end of the day, we don't get quality teachers like, you know, being in saying in san francisco, the mayor's office of housing and community development has now set aside $12 million to begin converting the building into 63 units comprised of two and three bedroom below market rate condos for teachers to be completed by 2025, 2026. >> so for aa3 person family making, say, $99,000 a year, that would equate to about 359,000 for a two bedroom condo going forward. >> the intention is for these condos to always be affordable for teachers. so that means there will be restrictions on the resale price of each condo. there are plans to build more housing on this parking lot on franklin street, a block from the school district. it will be another rental property for teachers and staff. the land was previously owned by the state, the same nonprofit developing the shirley chisholm village will manage the construc

in general, you know, there was such an ancient greek king medas, no matter what he was ordered to do knows what to do to get the public service sector running again has appointed the man who has caused it more problems than anyone else , cameron, who has left his post, is now portrayed as a man faithful to his duty. in british politics, the appearance of competence is more important than its presence, aesthetics more important than achievements. nothing demonstrates this better than a comeback. cameron, he returned largely because mr sunok is desperate; fortunately, he will do less damage as foreign secretary than as prime minister. these are the selection criteria. yes, that he will do less harm to foreign ministers than he did as prime minister. this is the state the west has come to with the current western elites. now a little advertising, then we will continue. andrei porubiy, the ideological inspirer of a whole network of fascist organizations banned in russia. i have a grandfather in my family i fought in the ukrainian-golets army, my father’s brothers fought in the upa. he ad