zelda, your voice is very prominent in the metoo movement. his behaviour and why you left? sure. well, i think, quite famously, he was a very predatory sexual ha rasser and alleged assaulter, as we‘ve now discovered, and i pretty much experienced everything that has been reported in the press, and it is extreme sexual harassment. but, ultimately, the reality of sexual harassment is the abuse of power. and in terms of what we‘re talking about today, it‘s the abuse of power of women globally. and when you look at my position on a sort of global scale compared to other women in the workforce, i‘m in a relatively privileged position. i live in a culture where you would think i had quite a lot of protections. and i discovered myself how difficult it was and what lack of protection there was and how difficult it was to speak up. and i think you can see through the harvey weinstein exposure how difficult it has been for all of these women to speak up. and women far more powerful than me. and so if you can imagine what it‘s like for women who have no

>> we are tracking, you know, our participants, zelda, who i work with at sfpuc. she helps me. i will try and call and get a hold of them. some of them from the first two i can't even get a hold of, but we have, you know, records of where they went, and several of them, we still get hold of them and know they are still in their jobs and still working for companies. or they are working for the labourers and moving from site to site. >> is there anyway you get back to them and they can tell you what has worked for them, what hasn't worked, seek and strengthen and talk to the employees need to be talked to or whatever. >> absolutely. i definitely want to grow this program and improve it and i think the most significant way, the best way you can do that is by taking feedback from everybody that participates in it, especially the participants, so what they wish they could've had in the program, what they could have done without, what they would like to see added, we just having a couple of weeks ago when we talk about the feedback that last cohort were -- and where we would like to

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end of the presentation surprise, the company is working on a sequel to its hit game the legend of zeldacrossing some of the biggest titles are still to come. let's talk that story we were discussing earlier about deepfa kes. thanks for all your responses on this, quite a lot of mixed thoughts about this. what we should be doing. this one, unfortunately it seems to be the norm, sometimes hard to know where to go for the real story. another says individuals need to realise social media, the internet and e—mails cannot be trusted more than a stranger in a dark alley, use your common sense. i'm an interesting point of view here, i think facebook should be fined for fa ke co nte nt think facebook should be fined for fake content to help other people understand it's wrong. jane foley from rabobank joins us again most meat in 2040 will not come from dead animals is in the guardian. what will be eating? a lot of the stuff will be coming from cultured and it will replant based products. 60% will not be meat. this is in relation to climate change and the amount of emissions we know comes from cat

and you can help them help you. >> zelda's pretty awesome there. >> absolutely.'s always the kids. it's always the kids helping lead us into the future. >> they're going to save us. >>> coming up, what's 29 degrees and wet all over, janai? >> how about a natural polar plunge in the month of june? >> what? >> we'll tell you where this happened. see if you can guess during the commercial break. >> let's take the plunge together on this story. >> it's all you, friend. olay ultra moisture body wash gives skin the nourishment it needs and keeps it there longer with lock-in moisture technology. skin is petal smooth. because your best skin starts with olay. >>> it's time for "this happened" on this monday morning. something we all know and use, those usb cords. >> uh-uh. i use floppy disks. >> oh, stop it. >> i don't use those things. >> how often when you're trying to plug in a usb you get on it the first try? >> about 50%. >> you're only saying that because you've got a 50% chance, i bet it's a lot lower than that. >> probably. >> yeah. >> they're really hard to get i

with new zelda and resident evil games among the latest releases for the nintendo switch console, asted pokemon sword and shield. also gaining buzz "star wars," jedi fallen order and electronic art. in marvels avengers blockbuster. and there's even a "game of thrones" collaboration called elden ring. >> there is a game here for you. >> reporter: more than 200 at this year's expo. but sony and its playstation console sat this one out. >> we're excited that so many companies have come to e-3 to showcase what they're doing, and they have an opportunity now to really grab that limelight. >> reporter: all eyes are on e-3 for fans of all walks of life to take a run at the latest video games. liz mcgot lynn, nbc bay area news. >> it's a billion dollar business, and there's a lot of excitement in l.a. >> i'll have you guys over. i have one of those portable ac units set up. we could point it right into the room, make it dark and play video games. >> she has the full-on luxury ac. >> i'm going to my set up. >> i only have board games. >> i'm going to mine. with me. let's get you outside to th

other titles with nintendo this morning on dealing the mario and luigi gain, separate games and a new zeldantures and new "star wars" title and the list goes on and on but clearly the console experience is still happening as we transition over to streaming. another big story is a sports a lot of these existing publishers such as take to moving into the sports arena, fortnight we caught up with one gamer who dropped out of college to become a professional gamer. i think the biggest change has been streaming which is twitch and there's so much more exposure even with youtube just really exposing a lot of gaming and how so many people play and how many people watch it. that is what brought in the big names like rick fox. reporter: of course, rick fox played for the lakers and celtics in the nba now an investor. he's the team echo box used saw apollo on the team and as you can see here getting excited about the games as well as the e3 and will be here today and tomorrow digging into this industry which is more than $100 billion globally when you take in everything including the streamers, gamer

zach's half-sister zelda williams took the photo.comes almost five years after robin williams died at the age of 63. >> that's a nice tribute. >>> everybody thinks it's the end that's just not smart. we'll be back. >> the warriors will be back. amy hollyfield joins us live fom oracle with an update on klay and k.d.'s injuries and what we can expect. >>> new gates meant to crack down on ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. by the laughing cow you can dunk, snap, or twirl. so however you snack, snack like you. the laughing cow. >>> it was a tough game last night. i know a lot of you were up late watching it. new slate on this friday, june 14th. i hope you're doing well. >> a lot to be proud of. our team played with heart, with pwe'll get to much more on that and what to expect in the off-season ahead. first let's just focus on today.

zelda 2 was announced. it is hard to pick one.many awesome games out there but the cyberpunk game looks amazing. caroline: we thank you. we will look out for it. for more, do not miss our interview with take-two's ceo tonight at 5:00 p.m. eastern on "bluebird technology." -- "bloomberg technology." emerging markets are on a tear. so is the south african rand. good economic news. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: this is "countdown to the close." i'm caroline hyde. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. joe weisenthal joins us at this hour as he does every day but from d.c. this time. you are watching inflation data. joe: this morning, president trump once again going after the federal reserve and saying, look, inflation is really low. that is great. the thing is he is right. there is no evidence. we got the wholesale inflation and it was pretty mild. caroline: i thought it was interesting. talking down the dollar or talking up the euro because we certainly got a take on the fx markets once again coming from trump. scarlet: he always comes back t

of the presentation of a surprise, the company is working on a sequel to its hit game the legend of zelda crossing some of the biggest titles on the switch are still to come. plans to add folic acid to flower in a bid to cut birth defects such as spina bifida have come a step closer as the government launches a 12 week consultation. folic acid is a type of vitamin d and is crucial during the first few weeks of pregnancy, women are encouraged to take it as a supplement to cut the risk of babies failing to develop properly. in the 19705 failing to develop properly. in the 1970s a struggling musician and a little known band but after achieving only modest success he left the industry and started working as a furniture restorer instead. fast forward a few decades and his music is now reaching the global audiences he once streamed of courtesy of the controversial american rapper tyler the creator. 50 years ago, mick was in a band called czar. our biggest sales place, i think, was great yarmouth, which we sold 1,000 copies. they made an album which features this song called today. # i know i'm

nintendo's e3 presentation, a surprise, the company is working on a sequel to its hit game the legend of zeldaossing, some of the switch's biggest titles are still to come. bbc news, los angeles. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news... (00v) the first round of voting in the conservative leadership race has begun — results are expected this lunchtime. reports of explosions and fires on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. american vessels in the area are responding, both crews have been rescued. almost three quarters of english hospitals miss nhs targets to treat cancer patients quickly enough. oil prices rally after an incident involving two tankers in the gulf of oman. unconfirmed reports of successive explosions come amid heightened tensions in the region. dozens of crew members have now been rescued. sir philip green has thanked landlords and suppliers who backed the deal that saved his retail empire. in an interview with the bbc, he batted away the suggestion topshop would have been on the point of going bust. shares in majestic wines tumble as