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billionaire venture capitalist neil mehta has bought several buildings on fillmore.earby restaurants we spoke with say they may be forced to leave because of lease negotiations gone sour. >> we have 20 plus employees who work here. we have a very strong following here in the community, and we want to have clarity about our future. >> we couldn't reach mehta for comment today, but one of his business associates got back to us. nightlife entrepreneur cody allen told us in a statement their objective is, quote, bringing in more small businesses rather than introducing chain or formula retail tenants. our foundation's aim is to bring in an even wider variety of food and beverage operators to revitalize the iconic clay theater and to restore fillmore storefronts. >> our next abc seven news. building a better bay area breakthrough takes you to one san francisco school that now doubles as a free grocery store. it's something that no other school in california has. the newly opened grocery store is inside mlk junior middle school in the city's portola neighborhood. students

billionaire venture capitalist neil mehta has bought several buildings on fillmore.taurants we spoke with say they may be forced to leave because of lease negotiations gone sour. >> we have 20 plus employees who work here. we have a very strong following here in the community, and we want to have clarity about our future. >> we couldn't reach mehta for comment today, but one of his business associates got back to us. nightlife entrepreneur cody allen told us in a statement their objective is, quote, bringing in more small businesses rather than introducing chain or formula retail tenants. our foundation's aim is to bring in an even wider variety of food and beverage operators to revitalize the iconic clay theater and to restore fillmore storefronts. >> our next abc seven news. building a better bay area breakthrough takes you to one san francisco school that now doubles as a free grocery store. it's something that no other school in california has. the newly opened grocery store is inside mlk junior middle school in the city's portola neighborhood. students and their

so without further ado, please join me in welcoming madame mehta an honor to the stage. hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. hi, mattu. hello. hello. hello. i'm so happy to be here with you. i assume they did an intro, but madhuri is one of our star reporters at the up to you and the first a.i. editor of the f.t. and i think we'll start off if you wouldn't mind matter her just reading a brief excerpt from your book. for those who haven't gotten a taste. so for those who haven't this yet and hopefully will take one home with them today. this book for me was about peeling back the curtain that we kind of around ai technologies. and peeling back that magic around it and really looking at who who are the humans behind this technology that really build it and make it work. so i'm going to read an excerpt from my first chapter that tells you a little bit about that. heba yeah. hatem daoud lives in the 13th floor, tenement of a brutalist apartment block in sofia, which she shares with her three teenage children and husband. because, one, she's waiting me downstair

in his 277 page ruling, judge amit mehta in washington wrote, google is a monopolist and it has actedt the money it had spent effectively blocked rivals from succeeding in the market. it represents a major setback for google and its owner, alphabet, which plans to appeal the decision. a spokesman for the company, kent walker, told the bbc this decision recognises that google offers the best search engine, but concludes that we shouldn't be allowed to make it easily available. for now, the ruling is a vindication for america's antitrust regulators. the justice department, which filed the case nearly four years ago when donald trump was president, hailed the outcome as a historic win and said it would continue to vigorously enforce antitrust laws, no doubt sparking fear in the corporate offices of some of the big tech giants. it's not yet clear what this will mean for the future of google's business. this decision is only about google's liability, not about remedies. to saudi arabia now, where the state owned oil giant aramco has just released its latest results. the world's biggest oil

mehta came here and give a presentation and would have to just this question the design choices, could you all to the platform in several ways? that's up to the parents. we give parents the button. so their answer is none of this is our responsibility. >> even when you two married parents with phds working on this really hard, they generally can't do it. what's going to happen for single moms who have no time to supervise and no resources? >> great to be in north philly. god bless you all. let me just get a few shout outs here to some of my friends who are along for the ride with us. first of all we got the great republican party had in pennsylvania here lawrence where is lawrence at? give lawrence a round of applause. here he is over here. [applause] we got the great jeff bartow spirit where is jeff? helping us had a great deal great deal in the state of pennsylvania. [applause] and all the way from missouri we got the great eric schmitt. i believe the tallest republican united states senator kirk where is eric? also through devon ambassador dicarlo sensor card of thanks ts so much fo

since the start of the year, billionaire venture capitalist neil mehta has bought several buildings onore. nearby restaurants we spoke with say they may be forced to leave because lease negotiations have gone sour. >> we have 20 plus employees who work here. we have a very strong following here in the community, and we want to have clarity about our future. >> we couldn't reach mehta for comment, but one of his business associates did get back to us. nightlife entrepreneur cody allen tells us in a statement that the objective is, quote, bringing in more small businesses rather than introducing chain or formula retail tenants. our foundations aim to bring in an even wider variety of food and beverage operators to revitalize the iconic clay theater and to restore fillmore storefronts. >> one san francisco school is now doubling as a free grocery store. this is something no other school in california has. the newly opened store is inside mlk junior middle school in the city's portola neighborhood. students and their families can pick up milk, meat, fresh produce, and other goods. the scho

they demanded an explanation of urge mehta to issue an apology. they called the action discrimination against palestinians. the media and strategic communications division of the prime minister's office has condemned metro's actions regarding photos on instagram, showing the meeting of prime minister. and while abraham with the leader of hamas in doha can talk last, may. this action clearly shows discrimination against the situation in palestine and the country's leaders. accordingly, all side demands an explanation regarding this matter and judges mete to apologize . the leisure has long advocated for a 2 state solution to the conflict between israel and the palestinians. the support is also running high among civil society. collisions have been speaking out and rallying inside r a t with palestine gatherings has been held to protest against is, are also vitality in gaza. and the has been attended by up to thousands of people the we requested that maps, i'll comment on the emerging scandal. and as malaysia is not the only country that expressed c

use that word, sensor a number to the f b i let us lead facebook and mehta to believe that a story involving hunter button and briggs my was russian, this information and essentially the, the, the company avoided or demoted that story. as a result of that, with the crucial part of the letter, which is use of the word sensor. because you know, i, and this is, this goes back to reporting that i've done from the twitter files. i kept using that word because in my mind, whenever the, the government is working with a media distributors, distributor, to suppress information, as they did in the case of a 100, by the story that censorship one's back checked after another. a kept saying that was false. this was not censorship, this was just communication between the government and private pro private companies exercising their free 1st amendment rights to free speech. uh, even after e mail surface, where the white house was saying things to meadow like we would like you to get moving on removing of a post by r k junior asap. they still wouldn't use the word. now they must use the word i think they ha

if you guys like mehta and i'm a zone, have requested that the south east asian countries, government role buckets files to get a social media platforms. somebody's in communications, the message says it won't happen. as well as to the lazy m prime s. as a asia internet coordination group says apply regulations will button businesses, i'm hand on investment. the document was taken down and re uploaded 3 times is a 1st uh, and its 1st off included as the rest. the new platform would register under the front is no mask that google, apple on amazon and just some of the asian intimate coalition group members. wow, let's uh the, the for the cost live out. so while my mouth, so he's a senior director of the 3 s resources i t company. well my thanks for joining us. i'd like to talk about this topic. it's an interesting one for us. i mean, i'm just kind of the malays of plans to control media and messaging platforms due to the lack of trust power, c, western countries, i'm taking assume the action. so why is it been a backlash by some of these companies? all right, hello and thank you for inv

in children, we've asked to have mask the media of congress, and it'd be see that happen even how a mehta and instagram and facebook is sensor nelson invoices even the whole website on my walk from palestine central. com and got thousands of completes for people who is this the genocide having their tongue shut down. meanwhile, people say let's chill all are often plastic gossip. their accounts go without function. diane, to what extent, in your opinion, if any, should governments be allowed to have a say in censoring social media content as well, we used to have certain standards, for example, you weren't supposed to publicize the various kinds of violent crime. it creates copycat uh, repetition. so certain things of explicit violence that sexual nature, i think there should be a certain regulations also on video games, which were designed by the military to increase the kill ratio to increase. i mean, they were fine, typically tested to make people more willing to get over the natural inhibition of killing another human being. these things should not be marketed to children. we have a p

over the past several months, venture capitalist neil mehta has funded the purchase of multiple buildings of businesses say they've been told they have to vacate their properties once their leases are over. they tell me the option of

and i will hand it to my ea raddha mehta. good evening, commissioners.partnerships and engagement program manager at the department. and alexis presentation was a great lead in to my presentation, which isab n campaign. as alexa mentioned, out of all the food that's wasted, 48% comes from households making household food waste prevention an importantste action goals. and reducing foods accessible to the generale ny dt opportunities for food waste reduction, so we first wanted to understand residents perceptions around food waste. before is campaign. so in 2021, we conducted some pre-campaign research and found that fresh produce leftovers of home prepared foods are seen as the most common types of food waste. based on that, pre-campaign research, we decided to launch an education and awareness campaign to encourag residents to reduce food by preserving their fresh produce. since produce was also food, as we saw in alexisasted slides, our pre-campaign research also showed that factor for residentsrong to reduce their food waste. so our creative strategy f

a polish billionaire takes aim at deepfakes holding mehta accountable for fake ads on its platform.ounder and ceo won an injunction, temporarily banning meta from using fake ads using the image of him and his wife. he is now waiting on a similar order in europe. singapore's sea limited raises its outlook on strength. the company is saying they expect sales of goods to rise in the mid-20% range. second quarter profit and sales also topped analyst estimates. investors are anxiously awaiting off a bit's google pixel event today. the tech giant is set to debut new hardware and software. traders are hoping the introduction of new ai features to the pixel phones could help stop what has been a massive selloff. it has wiped out 360 billion dollars in value in one month. ed: this is worth talking about and thinking about what we can expect from the event. we have this pie chart, and it tells the story of where the pixel, or handset sales, sit within the bigger picture over the last four quarters. wrinkly, the answer is, they are a small percentage of revenue. why is success with the pixel i

and i will hand it to my colleague shraddha mehta good evening, commissioners.i'm shraddha mnt program manager at the department. and alexis lead in to my presentation, which is about ouron campaign. as alexa mentioned wasted 48% comes from households waste prevention an important stra goals. and reducing food waste is simple action that's accessible to the general public. there are opportunities for food waste reduction, to understand residents perceptions around food waste. before we started this campaign. so in 2021 we conducted found that fresh produce and leftovers of home prepared foods are seen as the most common types of food waste. based on that, pre-campaign researchaunch an education and awareness campaign to encourage sf to reduce food by preserving their fresh also the largest category of wasted in alexis slides, our pre-campaign wasting money is a strong motivatingsidents to reduce their food waste. so our creative strategy focused on delivering a campaign that hi reducing food waste and emphasizing that food is equivalent to wasting money. we aim

it's the biggest court case in about 20 years since microsoft's monopoly case, judge amit mehta sayingaving carefully considered and weighed the witness testimony and evidence, the court reaches the following conclusion. google is a monopolist and has acted as one to maintain its monopoly. he hasn't issued a sentence, a solution as to what google's going to do next to fix it. google's competitors say it's unfair for google to pay companies like apple to make google the default search engine on things like iphones. google pays apple more than $20 billion a year for that. google says it's a monopoly. it's only because they're just the best to use google. if it weren't already the default search engine on their phone or computer. and be honest, if you got a new iphone and the default search were bing and you knew how to change it, would you probably would likely. yep. that's google's argument right there. i remember only using yahoo and then someone said, have you heard of google? i remember when it was better than altavista. yeah. oh yeah. yahoo! yeah, exactly. you remember that early da

. >> still ahead tonight, mehta, under the microscope again. why? the company is accused of promoting illegal drugs to its users. >> but first, health officials around the world are scrambling to contain the spread of a fast moving strain of mpox. how vulnerable the u.s. could be [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ you gotta believe me when i tell ya ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ que rico ♪ ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i've got the soul i've got the soul ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ two days after the world health organization declared a global health emergency. the virus has jumped from africa to asia and now to europe. fox's jonathan serrie reports. tonight on whether the u.s. could be next. >> mpox. the virus, formerly known as monkeypox, is spreading quickly around the world following a summer outbreak in africa that saw a new variant infect more than 14,000 people, causing more than 500 deaths. the world health organization has labeled th

over the past several months, venture capitalist neil mehta has funded the purchase of multiple buildings along fillmore street. since then, a handful of businesses say they've been told they have to vacate their properties once their leases are over. they tell me the option of renewing was never really a possibility. walk down fillmore street in the heart of san francisco and you'll be greeted by several familiar businesses, some of which have been here for decades. but that may soon be changing. since the start of the year, a billionaire venture capitalist has bought several of the buildings in this area, and many of these business owners say they're being forced to leave. >> we're scared. we don't want to. we don't want to lose everything. >> steve amano is the co-owner of tanishi, a sushi bar that was opened by his japanese immigrant parents back in 1978. amano feels they're being strong. armed into closing next month. >> i signed that termination agreement because of, you know, they were we were they were saying things about, you know, we're we're going to charge you this and, you kn

billionaire venture capitalist neil mehta has bought several buildings on fillmore.restaurants. we spoke with say they may be forced to leave because lease negotiations have gone sour. >> we have 20 plus employees who work here. we have a very strong following here in the community and we want to have clarity about our future. >> we couldn't reach mezei for comment, but one of his business associates did get back to us. nightlife entrepreneur cody allen tells us in a statement that the objective is, quote, to bring in more small businesses rather than introducing chain or formula retail tenants. it goes on to say our foundation's aim is to bring in an even wider variety of food and beverage operators, to revitalize the iconic clay theater and to restore fillmore storefronts. >> one san francisco school is now doubling as a free grocery store. that's something that no other school in california has. this newly opened store is inside mlk junior middle school in the city's portola neighborhood. students and their families can pick up milk, meat, fresh produce, and other

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. >> so before we get to disney and mehta and teens for, to ask jen psaki about the politics of thisn deal with that as they are, what, less than three months from election day? because the economy can play a huge role on decision-making here. >> no question and there always developments and events, as we know, that happened in august, september and october that impact the election and this could be one of them. they can control this. neither of them can pick what i think they can do from a messaging perspective which is all president biden due to it some degree, is make the message centered and how they are fighting for working people. it's not about the markets. it's not about exactly the data. but it's more about how their policies are for the people sitting at home, who are feeling uncertain, who are worried, who are concerned that the challenge here is obvious. vice president harris is in the white house but i think that contrasting message is the core message for them for the remaining months, regardless of where the data is. >>> coming up. a new book details the handful of yea

mehta, alphabet all increasing budgets recently.o you see any reason at all to be concerned about the prospect of maybe some of those companies pulling back on budget? >> if you listen to them right now, everybody trying to get ahead, nobody wanting to be left behind. my kids just came home from camp so we are looking for lice. when you're trying to pick a little bit, yeah, maybe you start to see some of these other businesses developing their own chips or maybe the overinvestment gets too far, but there was nothing in that report to suggest that this structural story is impaired. lisa: just shake their heads. i did find this interesting. about 40% of nvidia return is coming from these four companies, and that really raises this issue of ok, can they broaden out? can they broaden out to a water slot? they talked about potential government spying chips? does that matter? you basically saying people just need to shave their heads and move on? >> over time they will broaden out that base. you will have significant overinvestment, but t