protests here in brooklyn and that's sort of what this meeting was about with sheryl sandberg marcus zucker burke and leaders from civil rights groups the civil rights groups had to pretty clear ideas so what they want to from facebook and how to change things there is this overall group called them stop them hate for profit and they pushed in hundreds of companies to stop advertising at facebook pages at least i'm for now but what we hear so far is certain meeting has not gone very well at least of the civil rights groups are saying that facebook was not really open for the demands for example to have a top executive it's a facebook installed was a civil rights of background which is a regular independent audit so it sounded rather disappointing and the civil rights groups were saying that basically facebook used it as a p.r. stunt but it's not willing to really change on wednesday we will by the way get another audit from facebook published in the stock price that just by the side reached all time intraday high in tuesday session. in new york thank you. and the other business stories maki

he asked howard zucker, i don't know. that's a good question, howard zucker is south commissioner.e lied. he knew exactly what he did, knew it was his decision, he lied in april and then he did a study to analyze whose fault it was. it turns out the study commission exonerated him. who would have thought? >> yes. he's blamed everyone except himself, god, fox news, "the new york post," mother nature, everyone except the person who signed the order for covid-recovering patients to go into nursing homes and spread of the virus like wildfire. he's blamed everyone. the one thing i will say, brian, is that that poster showing how egotistical he is and that's why it's getting play on some of the channels in the mainstream media that were not covering the step order. so for that i am really glad of his arrogance and his indifference to people who have died because of his order. >> brian: so janice, i also read in your notes, that you say, look, if you made a mistake and you owned up to it, you understand it. we are in a pandemic, first one in 100 years, we get it. we still don't know every

he works were seen whose r president and ceo, jeff zucker, is on a project veritas tape conducting his 9:00 meetings literally telling people to ignore news that's important and focus on russia collusion, russia collusion, russia collusion. they even got staffers at cnn complaining the jeff zucker tells us what to say to the exclusion of other things they think are important and this is an organization back in 1997, 23 years ago, asked whether race was a major problem in america. they said yes. 89% of black teams said racism was either no problem or little. problem in my daily life. more black teens than white teens had failure to take advantage of available opportunities is a biggerak problem than racism. that was a poll in 1997 that a they conveniently ignored. >> jason: leo, i've only spoken with you on television i've got to tell you i've got the greatest respect for you. do you know why? i disagree with you on a lot of stuff but you call balls and strikes the way you see them.w are you telling me that you think the average american, the person who is patriotic and pays their taxes

. ♪ ♪ jack: is so, ben, this week civil rights activists met with mark zucker egger, sheryl sandbergthey came away pretty disappointed, but the market was happy, and facebook shares went up again. >> yeah. i mean, the stock just won't stay down. even with these businesses boycotting, they're just not going away. and neither are the people who use it. so the stock has made back most to have losses that it had after this boycott was first announced. jack: so, carlton, you talked to him as part of the barron's investing in tech series about a lot of different topics including facebook. what did he have to say about that? >> he had some interesting views on the boycott and some of the unintended consequences that the boycott could have. jack: one of his points was that he feels it could hurt small businesses. i think we have that clip to show. >> if you severely affect the platform and diminish its effectiveness, diminish its performance, you damage the performance of small businesses. jack: so what do you think of that, carlton? i'm actually going to disagree with sir martin, but give m

commie and returning america to a slave economy where everyone is i click farms trying to make jeff zucker but rich so i mean mark zuckerberg and the rich people all think they can leave before the guillotines really come out max ok if you go look at america right now there's a book on the new york times best seller look list by stephanie calton saying that deficits don't matter deficit myth i think it's what it's called and it's this whole idea of modern monetary theory that says the u.s. is the reserve currency can effect of we print this much money as who wants it this point without triggering inflation. so anything that anybody wants is a program can be formed right but if deficit style got a richer how come america can make 50 cent masks we spent the last 40 years max outsourcing our action capacity to right i am as a result we crave if you go with dependency on foreign suppliers in a way that has rendered the us. impotent yet what made you how this out there is no doubt about it now the interesting question is going to be as a result of all this do we reinvest in production in the us

zucker. more follow-up on the points raised by the lead -- or the owners of 144 taraval, you know, the property next door who will have two windows, you know, on the property line covered up by the proposed project. and i wanted to see if you would be able to state a little bit more clearly for the record what the mitigation measures that you had offered to the lead family? >> yeah, justin, you want to start or you want me to start? >> go for it, peter. >> well, what we talked about in december 12th is that we would offer to all of the construction to close up the windows permanent and to close up those two windows. and then also to offer on the upper floor a skylight that could open for fresh air. but down on the second floor level, there we were going to offer some more lighting on the interior. they do have two bay windows that, you know, are within a few feet in the front of the building. so they do have plenty of light going in there. but those were the two items that we were going to of

zucker. more follow-up on the points raised by the lead -- or the owners of 144 taraval, you know, the property next door who will have two windows, you know, on the property line covered up by the proposed project. and i wanted to see if you would be able to state a little bit more clearly for the record what the mitigation measures that you had offered to the lead family? >> yeah, justin, you want to start or you want me to start? >> go for it, peter. >> well, what we talked about in december 12th is that we would offer to all of the construction to close up the windows permanent and to close up those two windows. and then also to offer on the upper floor a skylight that could open for fresh air. but down on the second floor level, there we were going to offer some more lighting on the interior. they do have two bay windows that, you know, are within a few feet in the front of the building. so they do have plenty of light going in there. but those were the two items that we were going to of

we've been doing programs here for two years at zucker berg an. one the biggest challenges we face is educating some of our vendors in terms of how to meet the gfpp third-party certifications and that's probably been the biggest challenges. some of the things around animal welfare and no antibiotics ever, those things have been challenging because a lot of times what we found is a lot of the vendors, they self-certify, meaning they may use the credential from the usda to self-certify and those certifications don't necessarily align with certifications from gfff. so that's been somewhat of a challenge. over the weekend, we picked up another vendor called daylight foods forcing nae products for us, which is also very exciting. and so, as we look at the gsfp program as a whole, we've done small things to move the program forward. there's a machine in the cafe allowing us to save 70,000 water bottles out of landfills and moving to paper straws was very helpful and we're also have a local produce called bay city produce. i think the previous years that

zucker bherg zuckerberg is ceo and can't be fired because of the way he holds shares of the company.ghts group, groups meeting with zuckerberg, in the coming weeks, perhaps they may be able to address some of the concerns and push for changes at facebook rit large. >> brian, thank very much. >>> hello once again. top of the hour. i'm kate bolduan.

zucker bherg zuckerberg is ceo and can't be fired because of the way he holds shares of the company. hopefully with this civil rights group, groups meeting with zuckerberg, in the coming weeks, perhaps they may be able to address some of the concerns and push for changes at facebook rit large. >> brian, thank very much. >>> hello once again. top of the hour. i'm kate bolduan. thanks for sticking with us at least 19 states hitting the pause button. in california today we expect governor gavin newsom to tighten restrictions further in the state as they see a major rise in cases that could have them soon passing new york for the most cases in the country. as we speak, 37 states are now reporting a rising number of cases. it is getting worse and worse. only 2 trending in the correct direction. when you see this, you can completely understand, then, why dr. anthony fauci said yesterday, "clearly, we are not in total control." take florida, seeing big spikes and because of that, bars are being shut down. some beaches as well, but the governor is also declaring he doesn't plan to go any fur

paul mayo is with us a professor at the zucker school of medicine at hofstra and pulmonary disease, internale physician with northwell health. thank you, doctor, for being with us. we're glad to have you here. >> glad to be here. >> thank you. so, i understand that you had covid two months ago. you tested negative for antibodies. do you know what that means for your immunity to future infection? because this is something a lot of people are talking about when it comes to herd immunity, getting the virus, recovering and therefore believing themselves to be immune? >> yeah. actually i would be more optimistic that i'm actually antibody positive. what happened is early -- >> good. >> unfortunate. early in the pandemic we were unaware that the disease was transmitted through air sol. we all thought it was transmitted through cough and sneezing. so, i was wearing a lightweight surgical mask as per instruction and in early march i got infected. i was out of work for about three weeks. when i came back, it was absolutely extraordinary how many cases we had who were really critically ill. then by go

over there at fake news cnn, humpty dumpty humpty dumpty and jeff zucker's stenographer, he's now being accused of breaching his network's settlementse agreement after a retweet regarding the case be here with the reaction is the attorney for nicholas sandmann, todd mcmurtry is with us. his partner lin wood i have recently retained as one of my personal lawyers. i consider you guys the best in the business. tell us about this case in particular. >> well, sean, thanks are having me on. this case with cnn and the reach retweet talking about the settlement or characterizing the settlement was a big mistake on cnn's part. i do not think brian seltzer should have been commenting on it. i think it showed poor judgment on his behalf to do so. clearly he doesn't have any idea what the terms of the settlement are, yet he showed some poor judgment in commenting on it, not knowing what he was really talking about. >> sean: i didn't mean to interrupt you. i've known lin s wood since the richard jewell case. i was in atlanta. i was one of the few people who didn't rush to judgment and it taught me a

many of the industry's top leaders are expected to testify including jeff bezos of amazon and mark zuckerf facebook. up next joe biden tells us when he will be announcing his vice presidential candidate. north korean leader says his hard won nuclear weapons are a solid security guarantee. kim told korean war veterans weapons of a reliable and effective deterrent that could prevent a second korean war. bases housing aircraft went on high alert when iranian missiles appeared to be headed for them. members in u.a.e. and qatar. the missiles landed well off line and out to sea. preparations for a very different observance of a major muslim holiday at the grand mosque in mecca. it would normally be packed with more than two million pilgrims but only 1,000 to 10,000 allowed to come this year because of the coronavirus. some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. >> shannon: in tonight's democracy 2020 segment, joe biden sets the timetable for announcing his pick for a running mate. he also unveiled the latest package of promises should he be elected in november. correspondent doug mcel

so i forwarded the mention to jeff zucker at cnn. he invited me to meet with him the following day.st 15 minutes he offered me a show of my own on cnn. >> hey, good morning. i'm michael smerconish. i have worked in television as a comment ator and guest host for years. but i have always wanted a program of my own. and this is it. at long last, a national radio platform and a tv show of my own. and maybe, by this time, there was a reason that my luck had changed. she goes by the initials tc. she had joined me after i got my break to do morning drive. my initial morning show producer had been hired for me by cbs, looked great on paper. but we had no chemistry. and he didn't last. i knew tc from the montessori school where all four of our children have been educated. she was a harvard grad who was working as a teacher's assistant. but she had been bitten by a media bug. doing, of all things, selling flameless candles on qvc. >> this one that i am tolding in my hand is the santle impressions candle and this one is a flame-lit candle and you can't tell the difference. >> bright, cheerful

was so mad about the poll that his campaign sent "a cease and desist letter to cnn president jeff zuckern retract the poll and apologize." and cnn immediately issued this apology via cnn correspondent demi lovato. >> ♪ baby i'm sorry i'm not sorry ♪ >> stephen: since the protests began, corporate america has been quick to voice their support for george floyd and black lives matter: nike, peloton, twitter, even ben & jerry's released a statement saying, "we must dismantle white supremacy." that is a bold stance for an ice cream company. we haven't seen something that strong since l.b.j. signed the civil rights act flanked by dr. king and mr. softee. i scream, you scream, we all scream for justice. by the way, stephen colbert's americone dream, from ben & jerry's available in pints and pint slices. all proceeds go to charity. the rest go straight to your hips. go get it. speaking of helping, you know who's not helping? donald trump. when we needed leadership the most, he's failed us in every way possible. so last week, i invited you to fill the presidential vacuum. so take it upon yourself

we've been doing programs here for two years at zucker berg an. one the biggest challenges we face is educating some of our vendors in terms of how to meet the gfpp third-party certifications and that's probably been the biggest challenges. some of the things around animal welfare and no antibiotics ever, those things have been challenging because a lot of times what we found is a lot of the vendors, they self-certify, meaning they may use the credential from the usda to self-certify and those certifications don't necessarily align with certifications from gfff. so that's been somewhat of a challenge. over the weekend, we picked up another vendor called daylight foods forcing nae products for us, which is also very exciting. and so, as we look at the gsfp program as a whole, we've done small things to move the program forward. there's a machine in the cafe allowing us to save 70,000 water bottles out of landfills and moving to paper straws was very helpful and we're also have a local produce called bay city produce. i think the previous years that

similarly today's news, let's see, we have artias acquisition, upside to 630 million, that is charles zucker and boone sim, a banker for many years at credit suisse. bill ackman will price his biggest by far, it was you up to $4 billion, i think pershing is putting money in you're 4, maybe you're 5, then you bring in additional funds. yesterday's deal that i was talking about, the multi-plan deal, churchill 3, multi-plan merging into that, hell man and friedman selling i think it was roughly half of their stake and rolling the rest, the latest pe firm to open that company, but they raised another 2 plus billion in additional capital beyond the 1.3 that was being put in by churchill. these deals to get enormous. ackman could be in a position to buy, i don't know, airbnb? you just wonder what it will be. at&t wants to spin off directv the spac world is now becoming a place of liquidity for pe firms in a significant way that's been the case, but even more so. even major companies that are looking for potentially a strategic spin of some kind if they can do it there is the biggest numbers so far

justin zucker, on behalf of peter mandel, the property owner of 1420 taraval street.st we want to thank supervisor mar and his legislative aide daisy kwan for their tireless efforts to address concerns raised in this appeal. with the conditional use the planning commission found the project to be necessary and desirable. and the appeal is meritless, should be denied, and the planning commissionary decision upheld. on balance the mixed-use projects, the affordable by-design units were found to outweigh the loss of the existing two-bedroom single family home. while we appreciate the appellant's recent engagen enga, that doesn't work. it would likely want allow for the construction of one family-sized three bedroom unit and results in the loss of a new ground floor commercial space and a neighborhood commercial district. being along the corridor, the property is an excellent opportunity site for this development. and it is anticipated that the commercial space will be highly attractive. the appellant's arguments regarding the historic status of the property are inaccurat

cnn, via its president, jeff zuckers, is involved with nba broadcast into china, in efforts to expand the nba programming there. msnbc and nbc, both of their news are operated by nbc universal. a company with huge financial ties to the chinese communist party. nbc is in partnership with china's state-run media organization. it's been identified by the u.s. state department as a foreign mission. meaning it is completely an arm of the chinese communist party and does not function as an independent news outlet. nbc universal's oriental dreamworks is fully owned by chinese investment group. abc, walt disney and espn are both owned by abc. both companies have large investments in the chinese economy. in 2019, when the nba refused to denounce chinese actions in hong kong, espn's senior news director instructed the network's staff to avoid discussing chinese politics or atters related to hong kong. bloomberg. both former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and his company, bloomberg l.p., are heavily invested in china. bloomberg l.p. sells terminals to its website in the chinese market and

. >> live coverage of two key hearings next week, on monday amazon's jeff bezos, facebook's mark zucker berg -- and two others appear on antitrust, commercial and administrative law as they exam dominance of online platforms and market power. live coverage begins monday at noon eastern on c-span 2, and on tuesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern u.s. attorney general william barr appears before the house judiciary committee's general oversight of the justice department hearing. watch life coverage monday on c-span 2 and tuesday on c-span 3. watch any time on c-span.org or listen to the go with the freespan radio app. >> on thursday, major league baseball began its shortened season. dr. anthony fauci was invited to the opening day game in washington, d.c. to throw out the ceremonial first pitch. >> at an empty stadium and no acknowledgment from the fans and no acknowledgment to the fans from those there so what you will see from baseball 2020, we get a real good feel for at this time tonight, and now one of the more well known washington national fans, dr. anthony fauci, to throw out the first pitc