tomorrow, the ceos of discord, meta, snap, tik tok, and x will testify. i thank my friend and fellow li graham, ranking republican on the judiciary committee for his bipartisan cooperation in establishing this hearing. the ceos of discord, snap and x will testify pursuant to subpoenas issued by the committee. this follows their repeated refusal to testify voluntarily. i look forward to hearing from these companies about whatheir platforms inaccessible to child sex offenders. as recently as last week, some have launched new child safety measures that are long overdue. if you're watching the playoff football games over the weekend you heard some of the same companies advertising they now discovered a new way to protect children. could it have something to do with their appearance at the hearing? we'll see. but it shouldn't take a hearing foiciary committee to finally get these companies to prioritize child safety because these changes are half measures at best. i welcome the opportunity to question them about what more needs to be done. there have been rece

"i kind of served as mediator between the staff at meta and lot of palestinians who were wrongly being censored or having their accounts removed, so i thought incorrectly, i thought that i was in a bit of a protected position to where i could post and document, and i tried very hard man to actually operate within the rules and policies, yeah, we were daily asking med." can you clarify what the policy is on this or that and we just they would never give us like quality understanding on what the policies were, but ultimately, i think on december the 22nd, i had series of posts that i had made about yemen, i had about eight different posts that i had made over the previous month about yemen and on december the 22nd all of the posts that i about yemen were removed and some of them were just a screenshot of an article from the new york times or like some of them were news clips from mainstream news, any mention i had of yemen was removed, i never even said the word pooties in any of my posts about yemen, so when we saw that, me and khalid bay done a constitutional law professor here in unit

others, i think i had a real blind spot because i have, i've been a guest speaker at facebook and meta at their world head. orders, i new staff up and down the company, wow, and throughout october, november and december, i kind of served as mediator between the staff at metta and lot of palestinians wrongly being censored or having their accounts removed, so i thought incorrectly, i thought that i was in a bit of a protected position to where i could post and document. and i tried very hard man to actually operate within the rules and policies, yeah, we were daily asking meta, can you clarify what the policy is on this or that, and we just they would never give us, like quality understanding on what the policies were, but ultimately um, i think on december the 22nd, i had series of posts that i had made about yemen, i had about eight diff law professor here in the united states who is lebanese. colled and i both had all of our post on yemen removed on the same day and i was surprised and frustrated. i emailed and messaged to people at yemen, i mean at at metather to say, "why, why woul

meta announced it is rolling out encryptions. becameta will no longer be able to utes tools to report child exploitation. encryption can be a valuable tool for protecting privacy but it's alarming for a company to kneecap their own work to stop online child sexual exploitation. according to press reports meta says it will greatly diminish its ability to identify online child exploitation and child protection advocates sound the same alarm. nicmic call it a devastating blow for child protection. other advocates are imploring me to hold the rollout until it demonstrates the switch won't cause children harm. that is all they want, for meta to be sure it wonhlights the une situation we find ourselves in. there are no tools to hold companies accountable. instead survivors and advocates are left to plead to choose safety over profit. the phoenix powerfully express rage about the situation in a letter they sent to the committee. they wrote, and i quote, as survivors, we bear the consequences when decisions prir children. if meta no long

this is how bad meta has been. it's a ratio chart one thing divided by another, that's simple, and it means that meta has been under performing the magnificent seven for four or five years. it's starting to bottom and turn so it's a laggard that has catch up potential to its other mega cap brother. >> carter, how relevant are those highs in an amazon so back of the november, december, 2021 levels into 2022 whenever we peaked out they all did at different times all around that time, some of the mega caps is it a foregone that amazon, which has not gotten to those, should we -- because again, and can you oversimply fi it, you can't, and if you think about who got there first. >> that's right. >> who went through and who should be following right through the gates -- >> think about it, we know that semi, nvidia, the qqq dropped from its peak 37% versus the s&p 27 and they had to catch up that much more. we know that semis are through and we know that, for instance, ibm -- >> microsoft is through. >> microsoft is throu

angie lassman is tracking those systems and the blast of cold hitting east >>> more companies claim meta is placing their ads next to content dangerous for children what new mexico's attorney general had to say about the growing lawsuit. >>> new england might never be the same after 24 seasons, bill belichick ends his storied run with the patriots >>> and a new dinosaur in town it's friday, january 12. "early today" starts right now good friday morning to you, i'm frances rivera breaking news and a developing story. the united states dramatically escalatingit esc escalating its activity in yemen. both president biden and prime minister sumnak confirmed the attack mr. biden said at my direction u.s. military forces and together with the united kingdom and support from australia and bahrain successfullyn succecond attacks. they have recently had a blockade, the houthis are demanding that israel stop attacks in gaza. >>> in israel, anguished families are coming up on the one hundred day mark around a hundred, most of them civilians, remain in captivity >> reporter: it's been nearly 100 days

meta disputes that.that team triggered its effort to avoid recommending teens to suspected abusers, work that within months led to restrictions placed on millions of accounts that were behaving suspiciously. meta also rejects allegations regarding advertisers and its controls, saying in part, we don't want this kind of content on our platforms, and brands don't want their ads to appear next to it. we continue to invest aggressively to stop it and report every quarter on the prevalence of such content which remains very low. >>> later this month five tech company ceos are expected to testify on capitol hill at a hearing about online child sexual exploitation. meta and tiktok voluntarily agreed to appear. the ceos of snap, discord and snap -- excuse me, snap, discord and x -- i think i got that wrong. several are appearing because they were subpoenaed. two of them are appearing -- meta and x are appearing voluntarily. >> kate, thank you for that report. >>> just four days before the republican iowa caucuse

snap, meta, tiktok, et cetera. want to ask despite the outrage of the senators, what is the likelihood of the bill hitting the floor? >> frank, i think this congress sees difficulty with legislation going to the floor. they have so many priorities. they have to fund the government and certain programs expiring and the senate will have to deal with that. the one thing the bill has going for it besides the fact it is bipartisan and has strong support is that chuck schumer did come out last year and say congress needs to get a bill like this done. he sees it as the first step to larger bills on data privacy. you heard it from senators that data privacy needs to go first before the senate gets to legislation on a.i. that is another priority. >> emily wilkins live in d.c., thank you. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," openai goes on a goodwill tour with a growing amount of legal headwinds. we'll be right back. react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or re

and 4% gains for meta platforms. i will say this, it's another day and another record high for nvidia. plus, these two stocks, alphabet and meta are trading in 52-week highs. big story for that mega cap trade. if you are looking for a mover, stay with technology. check out cybersecurity. palo alto networks up about 4.5% at this stage right now. this is due in large part to a call out of morgan stanley, making it their top pick. they like some of the tailwinds and generative ai, as well for palo alto, more platform adoption trends in place. so we'll watch those shares, kelly. right now, palo alto, the second best performer in the s&p 500. >> dom, thank you very much. our dominic chu. >>> over to tyler mathisen now for the cnbc news update. tyler? >> thank you very much. the u.n. security council is scheduled to vote today on a resolution condemning the houthi rebel attacks in the red sea on commercial shipping and demanding an end to those attacks. this comes as u.s. and british naval forces shot down 21 drones and mi

— -- we have not seen the evidence that meta says — -- we have not seen the evidence that meta sayshe evidence that meta says it has on _ -- we have not seen the evidence that meta says it has on this. - so we can't independently verify it. the cic, the ugandan agency in question, denies this allegation flatly, and yet it wouldn't be the first time that they face accusations of running influence operations back in 2021, right before the ugandan presidential election. meta at the time also took down hundreds of facebook and instagram accounts, which it said at the time were linked to this ugandan agency. the ugandan government at the time was a dumbfounded, was angry at this accusation. and as a result, authorities ended up banning facebook from the country, a ban that is still in place as we speak. for more on this story, listen to bbc trending: crude fakes in uganda, on bbc sounds. before i go, let's just show you this — a murmuration of starlings caught on camera in northwest england. it took place at a reserve at leighton moss, near morecambe in lancashire. the phenomenon happens

meta for 14 years and a board memberfori2. she said it was the opportunity of a lifetime and she would sales of electric vehicles in europe rose by 37% last year and overtook diesel for the first time. the european automobile manufacturers association said electric vehicles accounted for almost 15% of all new car sales. sales of hybrid cars also soared last year, up nearly 30%. auto—makers are facing a 2035 deadline set by the eu to phase out sales of new combustion engine vehicles. petrol cars remain a large white of the new vehicle market at 35.3% of europe—wide sales last year, representing 3.7 million cars. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello again. we started with a bitterly cold morning, leading us into another bitterly cold day and really through today and tomorrow, it's going to remain cold. there'll be further snow showers, especially so in the north of the country with some blizzards and drifting. into the weekend, it turns much milder than it has been, but it's going to be wet and windy. so the met office

una meta clara. lo recomendable es empezar a ir dos o tres veces a la semana. a entrenar. el otro dÍa es tan adolorido si de pronto se lesiona. y es ahÍ donde comenzamos a quedarnos atrÁs. >> cuantos hemos dicho este aÑo cambiÓ mi vida. este aÑo voy al gimnasio. >> por lo menos la intenciÓn siempre estÁ. >> cÓmo hacer que esa meta se quede con nosotros durante el 2024? y que el entusiasmo no termine en enero? >> es un proceso. >> dice que ademÁs de tener paciencia se importante que se va iniciar lo haga bajo la vÍa de alguien. y le hago otras preguntas que seguramente tambiÉn tiene. >> pesas o cardio? >> las dos cosas son importantes. el cardio hay que dejarlo para despuÉs de las pesas. de ende del objetivo. si quiere bajar de peso es perfecto. >> quÉ mÁs importante la comida o el ejercicio? >> las dos cosas. pero lo mÁs importante es conquistar la comida. >> ademÁs de comenzar a llenar esos gimnasios que durante diciembre lucen asÍ. vacÍos. >> vamos a ver quÉ sale. >> hablando de propÓsitos para el 2024 muchos hacemos promesas de lograr cambiar algo o de logra

, tambiÉn podemos alinear las metas, para hacer un ganar ganar. a decir que no, una sonrisa, y no voy a dar explicaciones. borja: he dicho. carolina: cambiamos el tema, quÉ semana laboral tan innecesaria, no lo digo yo, fue el comentario que publicÓ una persona en whatsaap, y su jefe lo leyÓ y lo despidiÓ cuando vio ese mensaje. el hombre, originario de venezuela, dijo que su jefe lo contactÓ y le pidiÓ que pasara por su liquidaciÓn. la historia de albert se volviÓ viral y causÓ muchos comentarios en redes sociales. unos a favor, otros en contra, y aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital" estamos buscando a albert, si usted estÁ viendo la "ediciÓn digital" escrÍbale a borja o a carolina para escuchar historia. borja: los encantarÍa, y ojalÁ podamos conseguirle otro trabajo aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital". cada vez son mÁs familias que estÁn cancelando los servicios de streaming como netflix, cerca del 25% de los consumidores han decidido cortar por lo menos 3 de estas plataformas debido al incremento de precios o por falta de buenos contenidos. las empresas estÁ

and meta's was 15. it's a little over 19, because it came from the worst year ever in '22 to its best year ever in '23. however, amazon, for example, a year ago was at 46 times. today it's at 41. oh, my gosh, look at what the stock did. multiples have come in 34 times a year ago and today it's 24 times. so what do you do with those? >> i think what you do with those, you analyze how you own these names, and you say to yourself, can i expose myself from a risk standpoint to what happened this morning between 6:00 and 6:35? and that's the apple note drops, the s&p futures from 6:00 to 6:35 declined 36 handles, because apple is 6.9 of the s&p 500. >> since we mentioned the down grade twice, hold your thought for two seconds, it's barclays today downgrades it to underweight. they say it's time for a breather. it's the crux of the kind of conversation we're having right now, the target goes down $1 to 160 from 161. they've had consecutive quarters of declining revenue growth. people are questioning where the

looking at meta and amazon, steph buying more. alphabet is higher nvidia has been on a tear.ey've been doing better, too, the new 52-week high banks may be this year's coiled spring rob made the comment it's uncoiled a little bit because the stock is up in a short period of time >> we've seen a huge price move but earnings revisions continue to trend lower for the sector. we think you have to be selective. we own jpm, cma, there are opportunities in here. cma is up 25% i would say it's uncoiled and patience may be a virtue >> morgan stanley is down 4% i don't think the numbers have come down to justify where the valuations are numbers have been sideways a bit. the multiples are cheap. i understand the ceo needs to prove himself. bank of america that shows one time book. schwab really cheap. no one thinks m&a will come back, net new assets the stock and the ceo is buying shares and trading at a low valuation. i think there are opportunities, i like financials for this year. i'm happy that they had a rebound from october lows. i think there's a lot more they can see this year.

meta is actually deploying those a.i.crease monetization, to increase engagement for the benefit of the consumer. if you look at a private company that we're invested in, tiktok continues to accelerate, meta. so, we think they're one of the principle beneficiaries and they have so much discipline in that business and we love the things they're investing in. another thing we expect to beat this week out of them is the meta a.i. glasses. a lot of people think about these and comingle them with ar very vr, they're not. this device for the first time, is being challenged by a.i. devices. you're going to see a.i. devices out of byte dance, you're going to see illt out of google, meta and it's not just going to be glasses. all sorts of devices that are powered by a.i. >> brad, thank you so much. >> that was great. >> yeah. of course he is. >> how is this the first time you've been on the show? >> he's usually on "the halftime report." >> oh, so we're sort of -- >> chopped liver? >> yeah, well. >> no. >> not at all. >> great to

is it amazon, meta platforms?n apple is now being bandied about as devoting resources to artificial intelligence. >> the short answer is no. no one is actually, besides the companies we were talking about, really making money in a significant way. but you did mention meta, and a lot of people are talking about meta because it has a different approach towards what google is doing, towards what openai and microsoft is doing, and that's open source, giving its model away for free. and that open source model will run on the clouds of these other companies, including microsoft. so that's a benefit to them, as well. there's this theory out there versus a closed system versus open system and how that can benefit meta. not as directly, obviously, they're not selling it. but also to inform their products, keep people more engaged on instagram and facebook. so that is one to watch. on the apple front, your guess is as good as mine, what they plan to do when it comes specifically to generative ai. we have seen hints at it. t

a meta employee said this is the kind of thing that pisses apple off, from the extent of removing usm the app store and asked the colleague when we'll stop adults messaging minors on instagram. the ceo said the company has fixed many complaints. the company said it disabled more than 500,000 accounts for violating child safety patrol sis. the company said -- >> this legal fight is still in its early stages, so it's not clear how this will be resolved. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> and still ahead, google planning to cut even more jobs as it ramps up investments in ai. we'll tell you what it will mean for the company's bottom line. that's next. (ella) fashion moves fast. setting trends is our business. we need to scale with customer demand... in real time. (jen) so we partner with verizon. their solution for us? a private 5g network. (ella) we now get more control of production, efficiencies, and greater agility. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. our customers get what they want, when they want it. (jen) now we're even smarter and ready for what's next. (vo) achie

in answering its own question by citing meta internal emails. they are a valuable but untapped audience. at a commerce hearing, i'm also on that committee, i asked meta's head of global safety why children aged 10 to 12 are so valuable to meta, she responded, we do not knowingly attempt to recruit people who aren't old enough to use our apps. well, when the 42 state attorneys general, democrat and republican, brought their case, they said this statement was inaccurate. few examples in 2021, she received an email, miss davis, from instagram's research director saying that instagram is investing and experiencing targeting young age roughly 10 to 12. in a february 2021 instant message, one of your employees wrote that meta is working to recruit gen alpha before they reach teenage years. a 2018 email that circulate inside meta says that you were briefed that children under 13 will be critical for increasing the rate of acquisition when users turn 13. explain that with what i heard at that testimony at the commerce hearing that they weren't being tar

los expertos también dicen que deben empezar con metas pequeñas que sean más fáciles de lograr.za, por ejemplo, con 20 , una cantidad quizá pequeña o deavila depende de cada quien. en una cuenta de ahorro puede invertirla en una cuenta de ahorro de alto rendimiento 5% de interés y le agrega 20 $ por semana. y si hace eso en un año tendría un poco más de 1.000 . luego si nos vamos viendo más adelante, en 5 años podría tener casi 6.000 , ahorrando de 20 en 20 y en 10 años el ahorro sería más de 13.000 . antes de gastar, pregúntese también qué necesito? necesito realmente esto me hace feliz? lo puedo comprar sin endeudarme? si la respuesta a esas preguntas es no, pues probablemente no lo necesite, que no necesite eso que está pensando comprar, entonces pues ahí también se evita un gasto innecesario y no tiene que hacer esto, solo encuentre una persona para ayudarse mutua mente pueden hacerlo a mantener ese plan firme, continuar con ese recorrido a lo largo del año, así como lo haría con un amigo que lo motive a ir al gimnasio. le dejamos estos consejos. y pasando a otros temas en f

. >> comer mejor y bajar de peso son dos de las metas mas comunes al comenzar un nuevo ano. >> comenzarano, le damos una guia para cumplir con ese proposito de manera saludable. >> ¿que pasa, de ti, luego de varias polemicas pase de haiti, luego de varias polemicas y posiciones encontradas, los organizadores del festival musical de vina del mar tomaron una decision sobre la participacion de pesofluma en el festival mas importante de america latina. >> se los contamos con nicole suarez y octavio pulido. >> muy buenas tardes, gracias por acompanarnos. >> feliz viernes, hoy en noticias telemundo mediodia, joana, siempre un gusto que nos acompane. >> un placer estar con todos ustedes en este viernes, pero vamos de inmediato a la informacion. >> porque ecuador esta decidido a acabar con las bandas criminales que azotan al pais sudamericano. >> esto fue lo que dijo hoy el presidente daniel novoa en una entrevista exclusiva a noticias armados y apoyados economicamente desde el exterior. >> para contarnos mas sobre de esta entrevista se nos une ahora julio vaquero desde guayaquil. >> adelante j

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i think there's been increasing scrutiny for organizations like meta recently.y publicized whistle blowers and lawsuit and a lot of public debate. >> i know you put a lot of forecasts on education in social media. one of the elements they have announced is districting teens to more resources to further help functions if they are posting about in particular content is that useful? >> absolutely. i think they have advanced measures to block searching search terms and contents but i think a real key here is also that it's it's not just that children or teenagers should be banned or discussing or finding information about certain topics. it's more about directing them to the right quality of material. tallahassee you say, education is really important and there's skills.need for critical media- >> and when it comes to directing them to the right material, that is very much dependent, is sit not, on the algorithms? >> absolutely. this is a brilliant step stood but at the same time i think a huge amount of the population, child and teenagers and adult don't fully unde

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>> he's actually filed a lawsuit against meta in this particular lawsuit it's just against meta because of an investigation they did in new mexico, he had his investigators pose as children and they were exposed to all sort of explicit content. by others who want to traffic children. we were talking about meta, i asked him, meta, they would argue, just the platform, they're not responsible for the speech on their platform and here's what he said. >> it's not neutral as to the delivery of this content, it's actually making connections between people who have a sexual interest in children and underaged users they know on the platform. we believe this is not covered by the liability shield granted by section 230. but as you heard from some of the questioning there should be a real focus on eliminating or severely restricting the liability shield that's currently in place. >> reporter: so that's his perspective there. he was here many, many people were here, the room was absolutely overflowed. especially families, i want to note, were here, families who have lost loved ones, children, these

what happens to meta, what happens to all of thes companies that depend on that? there are all of these threats out there. it's not always smooth sailing as long as those threats are out there, i would move to the lower peace talks. they don't need the growth i order to get the gray return that, i think, are inherent in their company. >> you don't think, the word you just said, more earnings disappointment for growt stocks let's say that that happens, okay do you really think that those stocks can come down, have som kind of corrective phase, an that the market can still go u because money is gonna rotat into those other areas >> yeah. i think so look at the last two years last year we saw an incredible increase in growth stocks at the expense of the rest of the market the year before we sa exactly the opposite a collapse of growth stocks. the rest of the market actuall held up very well. there are a lot of times whe you see once again the marke really move forward without th other segment moving forward i can see growth stocks having perhaps, zero year, while val

meta looked at this as a game console with increasing extras.h because it is its own app store. i think so. it will be less expensive. it has to fold in fitness which meta is already doing. >> you were impressed with the 3d. jason and scott, it is a very comprehensive review. great to see you. have a great day. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," friendlier skies for spirit airlines. the comments from the troubled carrier have the stock pushing higher. >>> and will start with the collection of artifacts from nasa and world war ii up for auction in l.a. astronaut signed hardware and uniforms used in combat in world war ii up for sale. >>> and a riddle. reba and post malone and andrew day. the singers expected to perform for the super bowl lvii. r reba will sing the national anthem. >>> and forget a penny for your thoughts. national croissant day. burger king will celebrate for 1 cent sandwiches. more coming up on "worldwide exchange" after this. how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what about zocdoc? so many options. yeah, a

including mark zuckerberg of meta alongside plenty of other companies.here we see mark zuckerberg answering a question. we will go there next. this is "bloomberg technology." >> the right place to do this and where it would be easy for it to work is within the app stores themselves where my understanding is apple -- xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now. you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ed: elon musk's 55 billion dollar pay package has been struck down by a judge in delaware. a shareholder challenge it as excessive. his fortunes are now up in the air. joining us now for more is bloomberg's max chafkin. and one of the lawyers for richard is greg. bloomberg reached out to elon musk and his lawyer but we have not received a response so far but greg, this was a long, hard-fought case and i think the judge said, look, the defense tried hard but it was almost an impossible task. will you accept -- will you expect an appeals now? >> it would not surprise me if we

google, meta, aka facebook, microsoft, now probably elon musk’s company.ies that develop virtual and augmented reality. it is our near technological future that causes some. salvation, the fact is that the human brain is designed this way, whether a person is in virtual reality or the real world, his chemical processes are the same, the so-called internet addiction, it cannot be stopped, if there is research about what can be cured drug addicts, alcoholics, then internet gaming addiction... doctors cannot deal with this addiction these companies can cope, of course , their most important strength is that they control the discourse, and today people spend online according to global statistics about 6 hours a day, this is a lot, and in fact we spend most of the time using or social networks, or email or search engines, yes, that is, we look for information, read the news, this largely forms that information fund. sphere, on the one hand it becomes very dangerous, since it invades all areas of life, including personal life, yes, but it is really capable of be

shares of meta up .50%. >>> time for the global briefing.ong kong court ordering evergrande to liquidate following months of failed attempts to restructure debt. evergrande had been given several extensions to come up with a plan, but hit road blocks. ryanair is forced to lower prices to fill seats and ryanair told boeing if any customers refused to take delivery of 737 max 10 planes, it would buy at the right price. >>> and toyota said it found a series of irregularities of the engine tests. it recalled 1 million vehicles in the u.s. in december. >>> sticking with global themes. oil trading close to flat after moving higher over the weekend following the escalation in tension in the middle east. president biden says the u.s. shall respond after the drone strike yesterday by the group backed by iran killed three american service members and injured dozens of others in northeast jordan which is close to the syrian border. the first deadly strike against u.s. forces since the israel-hamas war started in october. the u.s. military says it was c

para muchos la meta sigue siendo llegar a estados unidos.eros minutos del primer dÍa del aÑo. dos migrantes lograron un acuerdo con las autoridades de migraciÓn de mÉxico y ob obtendrÁn un permiso temporal para transitar por territorio mexicano. asÍ lo anunciÓ el lÍder de la caravana migrante. >> les van a dar una tarjeta por razones humanitarias. >> el grupo de aproximadamente 3000 extranjeros permanecen en este campamento improvisado en chiapas. salieron de tapachula el 24 de diciembre y la noticia alegro a algunos. >> el mejor regalo que pueden hacernos en este momento es los documentos esos. >> con el permiso temporal los migrantes puedan transitar d durante un aÑo por mÉxico. a aunque el instituto de migraciÓn dijo noticias telemundo que no va a fijar una postura sobre esto. algunos como amÉrica usarÁn esto de llegar a la frontera con estados unidos. >> es triste y se extraÑa a la familia, pero con el favor de dios o de va a salir bien. >> en 2023 mÁs de 200,000 m migrantes que cruzan por te territorio mexicano recibieron atenciÓn el in

. >>> meta has announced new messenger settings for teens on instagram and facebook that block messages from strangers and require parents' approval to change. meta's ceo, mark zuckerberg, and other social media executives will testify before the senate on child safety next week. >>> and just days after becoming the first amateur to win on the pga tour in 33 years, alabama sophomore nick dunlap says he's leaving school to go pro. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new yo >>> it's friday, january 26th, 2024. this is the "cbs morning news." a first-ever execution by nitrogen gas. alabama putting a convicted killer to death with a method they said would be humane, but witnesses say it was anything but. >> i stood there and cried. i saw someone get suffocated to death. >> the killer's final message. >>> first, ready for takeoff. the boeing jets grounded after that terrifying mid-flight blowout will soon be back in the air. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. today alaska airlines is expected t

alpha alphabet, meta, microsoft up, amazon down.board members are now 75 years old, and that violates apple's -- don't laugh -- apple's longstanding policy that directors cannot stand for re-election at the age of 75. former vice president al gore -- [laughter] i wish the camera was with on you -- and former boeing ceo james bell are out. stuart: so i could not be on apple's board. lauren: correct. they could make an exception, perhaps. stuart: they wouldn't. [laughter] >> president though. stuart: we've got a lot of earnings including blackrock. they're down, not much, but they're down. lauren: the story is good. they manage $10 trillion in assets. they did fine in the quarter. profits up 9%. but they will buy the fund manager global infrastructure partners, that deal worth over $12 billion. i think that's why they're down. they have a portfolio that includes gatwick airport. so blackrock is getting those assets in this deal. stuart: i don't want to talk about everything sg with blackrock. i don't want to go there. delta, i think i

. >>> a major change at meta how the social media giant is making facebook and instagram more teen friendly >>> and let's hope what happens in vegas this week doesn't stay in vegas the gadgets of tomorrow are here today at the biggest tech expo in the world we'll take you inside >>> get ready for baby yoda's big screen tour deforce. it's wednesday, january 10th "early today" starts right now >>> good to be with you, i'm frances rivera we begin this morning as wicked weather is wreaking havoc across the united states, leaving at least four dead, bringing dangerous wind, heavy rain and snow, thunderstorms and tornados more than half a million are still without power along the eastern seaboard maggie vespa starts us off >> reporter: across the u.s., our once-mild winter taking a sudden, violent turn >> holy crap >> reporter: a sprawling monster system sparking a rare and deadly tornado outbreak, with more than a dozen tornados reported along the gulf coast and in the southeast homes toppled like dominoes. some obliterated entirely. >> i just put all the kids in the bathtub. the mattress on top

it's our -- meta. it's our number three pifnlgt amazon, expedia and then meta. 190% last year, how could one possibly like it more? well, it's the valuation. it still trades at, like, 18 times earn, which is right in line with the market. that's fine. however, i think meta gives you premium growth to the market. i think they're going to do mid teens revenue growth with some margin expansion because there is a much greater permanent focus on costs at meta under zuckerberg. i think he really had a turning of the page. and they're the also buying back a heck of a lot of their stock too. so you put that together, you've got an asset that i think can grow for the next three years, earnings at 20-25%. so it should trade at a premium to the market. and i think they also still have these undermonetized assets. and my if favorite -- my favorite asset is whatsapp which is a messaging platform that really dominates -- too strong of a word, but has a broad presence particularly in southeast asia, latin america, and facebook's got this wonderful asset that's been barely thin

look at meta. meta is the sort of name that makes people nervous that don't own it. >> 4% today. >> sorry, but i did already. tool close to the all-time high, people are saying better scramble and buy some, because we don't own any. and just want to catch the train. and i think expensive is not a term that applies the way traditionally one would think. nvidia, people talked about it being expensive, turned out it's not expensive at all. >> do you know how much nvidia is up over a week? >> 12%? >> 14. >> we don't own it, but on that basis, it's not that expensive. it's less expensive than the types of names and industrials. you could say that google isn't that he expensive, and meta on a skills basis, on pe basis, not that expensive. it's a little higher than a market multiple. that's why people like joe are saying, whoa, maybe we better buy them. >> because joe is making a good point about last year, where consensus was just dead wrong coming into 2023, raising the question as to whether consensus

lauren: he wants meta to be a key customer for nvidia.0 gpus from nvidia, the h of -- h-100, the newest chip, and zuckerberg says a.i. will be metaa's biggest investment this year. their chat bot, their image generation, they're using other chips, they have rayban sunglasses that actually look normal that can send text messages and stream video for you? stuart: this thing? lauren: yeah. they only cost $300. stuart: what is this? the ever shrinking macy's? what are they doing now? lauren: if you're going to maintain a huge department store and many of them, customers need to go in and find what they need. you go into a store usually when you can't find something online and you want to get help. and this is -- retail is suffering because the stores aren't offering an option to shoppers. so macy's is cutting more than 2300 workers, 3.5% of staff, ask and closing five stores this year. they're just reorganizing totally. they face activist pressure. shoppers want smaller stores. they want a better online experience, so their putting some of th

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mientras que no se conviertan en una distracción, por lo que la meta de esta operación por parte del hacer una llamada tan solo 1 de varios puntos de seguridad que él aplica cuando está tras el volante con la meta de mantener su familia segura mientras maneja. i want to make sure that i've done everything i can do to protect my kids for the future. and if they watch me now they might remember it later. en parte también lo hace para hacer un ejemplo para sus hijos, ya que los adolescentes son más propensos a ser parte de accidentes por conducir distraídos, por lo que durante las próximas 2 semanas, agentes del departamento de policía de rockland llevarán a cabo operaciones de control de celulares y estarán atentos a quienes utilicen sus teléfonos mientras conducen. >> awareness to the community right that we're out there enforcing the law as well as nos cuenta el sargento jack lewis que la meta de esta iniciativa es informar a la gente y detener este tipo de costumbres antes de tener que aprender de una manera más difícil. >> de acuerdo con la triple a, son alrededor de mil personas q

to meta. we do not knowingly attempt to recruit people who aren't old enough to use our apps. well, when the 42 state attorneys general, democrat and republican, brought their case, they said this statement was inaccurate. a few examples, in 2021, she received an e-mail, miss davis, from instagram's research director saying that instagram is investing in experiencing targeting young age roughly 10 to 12. in a february 2021 instant message, one of your employees wrote that meta is working to recruit gen alpha before they reach teenage years. in a 2018 e-mail that circulated inside meta saying that you were briefed that children under 13 would be critical for increasing the rate of acquisition when users turn 13. explain that with what i heard at that testimony at the commerce hearing that they weren't being targeted and i just ask again as the other witnesses were asked why your company does not support the stop csam act or the shield act? sure, senator. i'm happy to talk to both of those. we h

>> es lindo estar con ustedes, este visiÓn board es una manera de poner metas en tu vida, tienen quetrabajo, quÉ es lo que tendrÍamos que tener en el visiÓn board? >> aclaras mucho tu intenciÓn de cuÁl trabajo es, dÓnde quieres que estÉ, en quÉ ciudad, quÉ paÍs, de quÉ manera, cuÁnto tienen que pagarte, sigues fuera como si esta dentro, todos esos detalles. borja: ¿un texto o se pueden poner fotografÍas? >> depende, yo soy muy visual, pero puedes tomar fotos, pones palabras, todo lo que represente, no sÓlo fÍsica, sino emocionalmente, cada vez que veas esa imagen para que te recuerde todo el tiempo que ahÍ es donde quieres llegar. carolina: y algo clave, en un lugar visible, mucha gente dice "posiblemente hasta colgarlo en el techo". cuando te levantasde inmediato ves el billete de millÓn de dÓlares. >> mucha gente que conozco lo coloca en el techo . hay gente que lo pone enfrente de la cama, al lado, pero sÍ es algo que debe ser repetitivo,orqu estas programando tu mente. a las esos pasos, ponlo claramente, miralos, repÍtelos, inspÍrate, rÉzales, ponle todo esa buena energÍa. caroli

it should help drive ad pricing up which should help meta. and mixed reality and all of this stuff for a really long time. meta's collaboration gray band where they're introducing something you can wear on your face, you might actually wear, unlike the ski goggles that apple introduced at 3,000 bucks, you have something that might have an outside chance at the end of next year being the way that people choose to use ai and something they can just wear and say, hey, meta, and get it to work. that's why we thought long and hard about these set of names. i think meta had a nice combination of defense as well as offense in there. you're right. it did great last year. when we picked it, everybody hated it. now everybody loves it now that it's triples. i think it still has a good chance of doing well because it has a good valuation at a reasonable growth rate. >> the k-web, is that purely a mean reversion thing? it's been down so long it's got to pick up. it's an obviously very, very destained area of the market. >> this is the one i had to think a

what's your poise target on meta? -- price target on meta? >> my price target's about $450.0. based on its current earnings trajectory and valuations. that's a no-brainer to own. stuart: okay. let me move on. microsoft. you like them. they're about 370 at the moment. where are they going? >> microsoft's going to $450 in 1 months. the best a.i -- 12 months. the best a.i. play in terms of monetizing artificial intelligence, it's a must-own to have. you'll kick yourself if you don't have microsoft. stuart: i've owned it for 20 years. amazon, that's another pick of yours what's your price target? >> on amazon, $225 within the next 12 months. the earnings are expanding, operational cash flow's rapid ily expanding. all six revenue models are fighter at double-digit growth. it's a no-brainer to own these at its current price. stuart: jeffrey small you've been very specific and, you know, you supported big tech which which i'm heavily invested in. that's great. come back anytime you hike. good information today. thank you very much, sir. it's almost 9:30. we're going to show you the

now, meta, the parent company of facebook and instagram appears to be making some amends here. they are rolling out safety features this month for parents, and saying that it would hide search results related to self-harm or eating disorders. here is an example of that, when you type in some of these keywords into meta search function, what is clear is that too many teens are spending what experts say is too much time on apps , and that sometimes these apps are not doing enough to keep them safe very clearly. so that leads us to who all has been testifying at this hearing today, and questions about whether congress will actually do anything to reign in social media. since we did obviously touch on the issue of suicide, i want to mention that if you or a loved one are struggling, you can call the mental health crisis line at 988, such an important resource. >> it is critical that folks know that those resources are out there. emotions obviously ran high during today's hearing, as lawmakers pressed the tech executives on several proposed bills. the democratic senator from minneso

the head of meta, mark zuckerberg, insisted they were investing billions in safety and trust.tor, zoe kleinman. today's vast social media empires are managed by a handful of big names — meta, snap, tiktok, discord and x. their bosses faced angry lawmakers in washington for a tense grilling about why children continue to be exposed to harm on their platforms. as a mother, this is personal and i share the sense of urgency. words cannot begin to express the profound sorrow i feel that a service we designed to bring people happiness and joy has been abused to cause harm. it may have been heartfelt, but the senators weren't buying it. mr zuckerberg, you and the companies i before us, i know you don't mean it i to be so, but you have blood on your hands. _ mark zuckerberg from meta, which owns facebook and instagram, came under the heaviest fire. these results may contain images of child sexual abuse, and then you gave users two choices — get resources, or see results anyway. mr zuckerberg, what the hell were you thinking? all right, senator, the basic science behind that is that wh

the ceos of discord, snap, tiktok, x, and meta, all taking the oath. behind them, the heartbroken, determined parents, with the photos of their children. and the unexpected moment, meta ceo mark zuckerberg, asked if he would apologize to the parents. he did, and what he said. abc's selina wang leading us off from capitol hill. >> reporter: in a blistering and combative hearing on capitol hill today, senators demanding social media executives do more to protect children online. >> you have blood on your hands. you have a product -- you have a product that's killing people. >> reporter: sitting behind the tech ceos are parents holding photos of their children who they say took their own lives because of abuse on social media. and in this remarkable moment, senator josh hawley confronts facebook founder mark zuckerberg. >> they're here. you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed by your products? show him the pictures. would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? >> reporter

stephanie link, selling meta. amazing. tell us. >> well, it's been a great run. it's up 185% in the past year. the stock has prerated appropriately from 13 times a year and a half ago to 22 times. it was at seven times ebitda, scott, and now is at 14 times ebitda. i think that a lot of good news is priced in. they've done a great job in turning around their revenue story. they went from single digit revenues to double digit. we know about the year of the efficiency. i just kind of feel like i made a lot of money, i bought it when everyone wanted to sell it, and now everyone loves it. in fact, 90% of the sell side analyst have is buys on it now versus 50% two years ago. so i think it's time to take my gains and move it elsewhere. >> just wondering, what if it's just getting started? it's been, as you said, they've gone through this period of time where the worst performance in 2022, the best performance ever in 2023, the efficiency, as you mentioned. from a forward p/e standpoint, cheaper than its average. so it's not incredibly expensive relatively speaking. and

communication services leading because we get big moves up in meta, for example.nd with health care doing okay because of the pharmaceutical companies. you see energy is kind of flattish, even though oil is up 7%. exxon is the only thing up, not really doing anything. industrials are flat. boeing is killing industrials. but whirlpool is not doing well. the banks aren't doing much. there's the effect of tesla, tesla down 20%, that's a discretionary stock. even the cruise lines are weak. whirlpool as i mentioned weak there. if you're hoping for a broadening out story, the equal weight s&p, it's flat. that's the blue line, s&p 500, market cap weighted up about less than 3% right now. so the broadening isn't really happening right now. it's the last day of january, it's the january pa pa baromete. as goes january as goes the year. 74% of the time the s&p 500 performance the full year as it does in january. since 1938. 74% of the time when january is up, it's up. and you get the idea. now here is the question. suppose we're up 3% we're up about 3% this year. suppose we