it was zuckerberg that paid for the machines, zuckerberg that paid the salaries, zuckerberg that bought drop boxes, zuckerberg employees, essentially, that boarded up the windows and kicked america out of the voting room this time around. america was kicked out, and a billionaire was inside. gregg: are you worried that this will extend into the two senate races in georgia? is it already happening? >> yes, it's already happening. they're doing the same thing again and making the same mistakes. these drop boxes, the chain of custody of the ballot -- which is vitally important for all elections, to maintain that chain of custody to protect the validity of that ballot -- was broken with these drop boxes. georgia law was not followed. they will not be followed, georgia law will not be followed again. it was a law he is election, one in which we cannot have faith -- lawless election. it should not be certified by state legislate -- legislatures, and they're doing it again. gregg: and your report states thatter berg donated an -- zuckerberg donated an astonishing half a billion dollars to acco

me, when i'm now in covid tracing and case investigation, when i hear people call this hospital zuckerberg. it's san francisco general hospital, and please restore that name. i thank you. >> clerk: thank you for sharing your comments. could we get the next caller, please. >> hello. my name is don blitz. i'm a private citizen long-term san francisco resident. i'm a resident of matt haney's district. i want to say that i support 1,000% the comments of supervisor mar and haney and the proposition. every day, i have to see something on facebook reflective of their improper standards in terms of what appears on their platform. i think it's a little disingenuous to imply that rich people won't make donations unless they get their name on a building because they do it all the time, and i want to address a little bit the larger issue, because as a private citizen in general, i don't believe that anybody, any rich person should be able to buy free publicity like this or be given free publicity by a public entity. i think that's inappropriate, and i think that people should be honored for their cont

by a group that's backed by facebook so owe mark zuckerberg.appears to be dark money used to try to inflate the turnout vote. i that illegal? >> it should be. and we believe that it's not lawful. it's a violation of federal law, the-america vote -- help america vote act, as well as state plans passed by the legislature. in all, what we've got here, meegg, is a shadow government. zuckerberg actually spent more than the federal government provided in election money to all of the states to operate the general election during covid. and he provided it through this charity which dictated how the local officials would run the election. it was zucker brg that paid for the machines, zuckerberg that paid the salaries, zuckerbrg that bought the drop boxes, zuckerberg employees, essentially, that boarded up the windows and kicked america out of the voting room this time around. america was kicked out x a billionaire was inside. gregg: are you worried that this will extend into the two senate races in georgia? is it already happening? >> yes, it's already

zuckerberg. they've been the source of employee walkouts and boycott campaigns by large corporations because of the behavior. and i think we should all stand in solidarity with the employees of facebook who have been organizing as well as we do this. we're thankful for the gift and thankful for any gift to our most important institutions during this time, but that doesn't mean that we should forever essentially have given away advertising rights on this most essential public institution. so thank you, chair mar. i know supervisor peskin has been a leader on speaking out on this for some time as well. so, thank you, and i hope the full board will join us in this. >> supervisor mar: thank you, supervisor haney. supervisor peskin, any remarks? we go to public comment. mr. clerk, are there callers on the line? >> operation is checking now to see if we have callers in the queue. let us know if we have callers. for those already connected to the meeting, press star followed by 3 to be added to the queu

the zuckerberg z money is pourig in.e eviscerating the chain of custody in the balance per they are doing the same under covid fear with private money and it's going to make this election just as confusing and with evident fraud as the previous election. it shouldn't happen. >> laura: joiningg me now is senate judiciary chairman lindsey graham. senator, we have big tech plutocrats, and they make the argument meddling in our elections by dumping huge amounts of money, a quarter of a billion dollars? but is any of it illegal and what can be done about it? >> it's not illegal but i think we need to stop it because you've got a liberal man spending millions of dollars tog help election officials at the state level run an election. we need to stop that. can you imagine if some conservative did this and there was a screwed up t election wera democrat came out on the short and matt? they'd be all over this. bottom line is fulton county is a disaster and the points you made is the most important point. if we don't change georgia

take in parler similar to what senator kennedy talked about in the senate hearings with dorsey and zuckerbergwe allow people to think for themselves. just as kennedy was questioning the two of them and saying, do you believe everything you read? of course not, right? we don't think any person that goes onto a platform like parler , twitter or facebook should take anything on there at face value just because it was put out in the world. we think people should be thinking critically for themselves. band-aid onput a anything or give democrat chore anything else. we will not encourage them to outsource their critical thinking. we think they should look at a tweet from the president or a parlay from the president, if he ever comes to parler, and ask themselves, isn't necessarily true just because the president says its true -- it is true? maybe i need to check sources, because it is an important claim. perhaps i should look into the facts behind it. we do disagree with the policies they take. we do believe is a private company twitter has the right to do it. we do not call it censorship. that is o

for months, watched as warned about mark zuckerberg's money flowing into local election races. now it is clear some of that money went to the georgia county at the center of voter fraud allegations. senator lindsey graham offer his solutions to all of this, next. plus, why is a texas election most of the one to watch? we are going to explain it in fascinating, stay here. ♪ >> laura: it was back in september that the m second project sounded the alarm over the $250 million being funneled to the local election offices and races from a foundation funded by facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. now, on its face, this arrangement creates a lot of questions and potential conflicts, but few in power took it seriously. well though, maybe they should have. at least 6.3 million of it went to fulton county, georgia, which is ground zero for voter fraud concerns in that state. now last week, on the stud project director phil klein warned us that we could see more of the same in the georgia runoffs. >> they are doing the same thing, the zuckerberg money is pouring in. they are eviscerating the chai

the resolution comes in response to hospital employees demanding zuckerberg's name be removed. employees say supporting there to support removal say the hospital should not be named for the head of a social media platform that spreads this information. >>a new fda report is now backing moderna's covid-19 vaccine. fda staff members endorsed the moderna vaccine. this morning marking a critical step forward next up the agency's vaccines and related biological products advisory committee reviews the vaccine on thursday but donna is asking the fda to approve its use for people 18 and over while pfizer's vaccine has been clear for people 16 and over if the committee does approve this new vaccine for emergency use authorization, it could be distributed and administered to health care workers and those in long-term care facilities as early as next week. and our coronavirus vaccine coverage continues on our website kron 4 dot com. download the kron 4 and kron on apps to get the latest alerts, the news sent right to your devices, the apps are free in the apple and google play stores. gov

what he was eager to do yesterday, because he called for a few times, mark zuckerberg was asking for regulations on transparency. the regulations he described which would require the same types of reports with extensive data analysis they do, plus he was hinting may be in addition to the transparency itself, that there would be a minimum level of effectiveness dealing with various types of speech. perhaps even the types of speech we do not prohibit in our community guidelines. if that was put in place, at the minimum, that would create a barrier to entry, which would not allow smaller startups to compete because facebook has extensive infrastructure in which they have invested a lot of money. second, the types of speech involved will be hate speech and other things we do not prohibit, they are going to make it impossible to compete in a way that involves a different set of guidelines as to what speech is permitted on the platform. in effect, they would make their community guidelines the industry norm, mandated by government. which in effect would be censorship by proxy. right now we

zuckerberg. they've been the source of employee walkouts and boycott campaigns by large corporations because of the behavior. and i think we should all stand in solidarity with the employees of facebook who have been organizing as well as we do this. we're thankful for the gift and thankful for any gift to our most important institutions during this time, but that doesn't mean that we should forever essentially have given away advertising rights on this most essential public institution. so thank you, chair mar. i know supervisor peskin has been a leader on speaking out on this for some time as well. so, thank you, and i hope the full board will join us in this. >> supervisor mar: thank you, supervisor haney. supervisor peskin, any remarks? we go to public comment. mr. clerk, are there callers on the line? >> operation is checking now to see if we have callers in the queue. let us know if we have callers. for those already connected to the meeting, press star followed by 3 to be added to the queu

other members come from the bill and melinda gates foundation and the zuckerberg initiative appearedo be sent people guidance to, for example, joe biden's chief of staff. it lets just save the billionaires have full representation, they may soon have a lot more. if joe biden apparently tends to hire a man patrick gaspard bid he was obama's political director, then in besser to south africa. most recently, gaspard has been the president of the open society foundation, funded by george soros. patrick gaspard could soon be america's labor secretary, a cabinet official. if you're asking yourself, does a 90-year-old old financier have enough control over my country operates question mike decidedly, yes. george soros definitely have enough power now, much more power than you have, for sure. in patrick gaspard, they found someone as radical as he is. three years ago, south africa's ruling party endorsed to take land from farmers by skin color. they called it land reform. zimbabwe had already done this under it's a bloodthirsty lunatic leader and probably become the single poorest country in

>> guest: so we are in support of transparency but if you listen to mark zuckerberg closely yesterday, he repeatedly used the opportunity to buy some of the questions to tout the transparency programs they have. i guess they put together a quarterly report he was talking about, about the way in which the platform treats various categories of objectionable content. some of it of course is a type of content we of course prohibit on parler because it is illegal. some of the types of content they might handle in that report might be things they prohibit in their community guidelines that we don't. in any event what he was eager to do yesterday apparently because he call for for a few s even when he was speaking with ben sasse, ben sasse state explicitly he's not for a come solution. mark zuckerberg was asking for regulations around transparency, and the regulations he described which was required the same types of reports with all the extensive data analysis they do in the supports, plus he was hinting may be in addition the transparency itself that there would be a minimum level of so-ca

this at zuckerberg san francisco general. and the need across the state is high. only 16% of icu beds are available in the bay area. in the last 24 hours, capacity fell 2%. across the state that number is down to 6%. >> we have plenty of ventilators. we've moved them around to different parts of the state to make sure no area goes without them. working to make sure applies from everything from oxygen to beds are available.>> we just had to order 5000 additional body bags that were purchased for the state and we just distributed them down to san diego and los angeles counties. that should be sobering.>> we have team coverage of the bay area's first vaccinations and who is next in line beginning with kiet do who is in santa clara tonight. >> reporter: if you remember back in march santa clara county had the first covid death in the nation. here we are nine months later and the vaccine is finally here and it's shaping up to be a busy december. this photo shows the moment the first shipment of pfizer vaccines arrived at 7:30 am in santa clara county. it was

>>to condemn the naming of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital after the facebook founder willexplain why. a home intruder caught on camera making his way from a home in the north bay we're going to hear from the homeowner about what happened. and we are going to be seeing conditions out there today, nice and clear free of fog out at half moon bay, but a little bit of cloud cover overhead. >>30's and 40's to start before some 60's for daytime highs to finish the day talking rain tonight in your forecast. >>we are back coming up on 6.45, we've got a beautiful looking shot forming up behind us now the sun is coming up. you know what it is up to james i'm out filling in for daryn folsom today when the sun comes up it is cold, i know it's right around this time and john you can attest to this too seems to get colder and colder as we're getting towards sunrise. each morning. i know those nights they get a little longer in the temperatures they get a little colder james, and if you step outside during those early morning hours, you know, and we are right back to those chilly temperat

mark zuckerberg and the industry lobby behind the consumer internet which is designed by the internet association, trade association and many other trade associations the work on behalf of primarily facebook and google the industry lobby is so powerful that it can very strategically read a line between republicans and democrats kind of holding carrots in front of politicians noses. i'm not trying to say politicians have bad intentions, just in america we are a market-based economy. that means companies and consumers alike have rights and companies and consumers alike are part of our society and i think politicians have to recognize that and deal with it but i think what it has happened because of the power of facebook and google, economically and politically, they have developed a really untold amount of influence in washington and that is really, i think, the number one problem where we see things like mark zuckerberg holding a carrot in front of donald trump but also dealing with the democrats ahead of this election in a way that essentially hedges his bets so that whatever happens

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zuckerberg. they've been the source of employee walkouts and boycott campaigns by large corporations because of the behavior. and i think we should all stand in solidarity with the employees of facebook who have been organizing as well as we do this. we're thankful for the gift and thankful for any gift to our most important institutions during this time, but that doesn't mean that we should forever essentially have given away advertising rights on this most essential public institution. so thank you, chair mar. i know supervisor peskin has been a leader on speaking out on this for some time as well. so, thank you, and i hope the full board will join us in this. >> supervisor mar: thank you, supervisor haney. supervisor peskin, any remarks? we go to public comment. mr. clerk, are there callers on the line? >> operation is checking now to see if we have callers in the queue. let us know if we have callers. for those already connected to the meeting, press star followed by 3 to be added to the queu

. >> five front line medical workers here at zuckerberg san francisco medical hospital got the first covid-19 vaccine shots today. starting tomorrow 100 to 150 workers a day will be vaccinated here. it's a slow process that's beginning to play out across the bay area. dr. antonio gomez is the first bay area doctor to get the covid-19 vaccine. he says after ten months of treating critically ill patients he and his colleagues are ready. >> people are asking questions. people are eager to know when fa they can get the opportunity to get the vaccine. >> reporter: 14 medical workers rolled up their sleeves. >> it offers peace of mind in terms of safety for my family and my extended family at home as well as my patients here and fellow staff. >> reporter: while there is a sense of relief the delivery of the pfizer vaccine isn't perfect. ucsf expected a shipment monday but says the delivery is now set for tomorrow. in sonoma county the vaccine is scheduled to arrive later this week. >> i think when it comes to the vaccinations and pandemic in general, this is marathon. it's not a sprint. >>

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the naming of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital after facebook founder mark zuckerberg the newcity to establish clear standards for naming rights for public institutions and properties, reserving those rights only for organizations that align with the city's values. but it is not a law and they can't change the name of the hospital. it comes in response to hospital employees demanding that zuckerberg's name be removed after the company's failure to block misinformation about public health issues like covid-19 mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan. well they gave 75 million dollars to the hospital for a new the queue care and trauma center 5 years ago. and that's why their name is on the building. 7.37 is the time coming up there is major distrust when it comes to the covid-19 vaccine and how african americans were treated by the federal government decades ago. >>we'll take a closer look plus a home intruder is caught on camera running away from a home in the north bay we'll hear from the homeowner about what happened. >>and this morning, we're looking at a camera full of

the regulators say they found in one of his e-mails now in 2008 zuckerberg wrote it is better to buy than compete now that summarizes the alleged misconduct that went on here because under u.s. antitrust law it's illegal for companies to buy off their rivals in order to get rid of competition now the f.t.c. says that's exactly what facebook has done in what it calls a buy and bury strategy you have to remember that facebook started in the desktop era and when smartphones came along it was really threatened by these new apps that let people share photos more easily and messages more easily and rather than improve its own services facebook used its financial power to buy up these rivals ineffective effectively create a monopoly in social media and messaging and regulators say it has gone too far and what's been the response from facebook well mark zuckerberg has previously said that breaking up his company would be an existential threat that he will go to the mat to fight it and he thinks he will win integrating all of these apps and adding more that's really the backbone of his growth

the regulators say they found in one of his e-mails now in 2008 zuckerberg wrote it is better to buy than compete now that summarizes the alleged misconduct that went on here because under u.s. antitrust law it's illegal for companies to buy off their rivals in order to get rid of competition now the f.t.c. says that's exactly what facebook has done in what it calls a buy and bury strategy you have to remember that facebook started in the desktop era and when smartphones came along it was really threatened by these new apps that let people share photos more easily and messages more easily and rather than improve its own services facebook used its financial power to buy up these rivals an effective effectively create a monopoly in social media and messaging and regulators say it has gone too far and what's been the response from facebook will mark zuckerberg has previously said that breaking up his company would be an existential threat that he will go to the mat to fight it and he thinks he will win integrating all of these apps and adding more that's really the backbone of his growt

fauci's and facebook ceo mark zuckerberg was streamed on facebook live.hen asked to give his best advice for the holidays he said simply don't travel. he also said the nation needs to, quote, pull together. >> let's get it out of the political arena. let's forget this divisiveness. divisiveness in an approach to a public health problem is just a recipe for not getting it right. >> critics, though, of today's online event found zuckerberg's interview ironic, they say, citing facebook's reputation as the key network for spreading covid misinformation. since covid has dominated most of 2020 and all of our lives practically it's not a surprise it also dominateed the debate over the word of the year. merriam webster says the word of the year is, yep, pandemic. in fact in march online searches of the word pandemic were up nearly 116,000% over last year. runner-ups for 2020 include mamba which a venomous snake and also what the late kobe bryant chose as his nickname, defund, and my favorite, malarkey. it's an old-fashioned word which president-elect joe biden is

ucsf and zuckerberg san francisco general are two of the seven california hospitals chosen to get the first doses. later this week, the state will announce exactly how the vaccine will be rolled out. also today, the president of moderna says their vaccine isn't far behind. moderna is the latest company to seek fda emergency use authorization approval to distribute a vaccine. >> maybe by the middle or end of december, we would hopefully have an emergency use authorization and be able to be deploying the vaccine. >> coming up in 25 minutes on "nightly news" with lester holt, he's going to share more about what comes next for moderna. plus we'll have an inside look at those freezers and planes helping to roll out the first vaccines. for more on the plans for this vaccine distribution, let's bring in dr. peter chin-hong, infectious disease specialist at ucsf. he's been treating covid patients for the last eight, nine months. doctor, the pfizer vaccine is coming. what is your hospital doing to prepare? >> so we've assembled a group of specialists experts to really figure out amongst the he

we will talk about what is at stake for mark zuckerberg's social-media empire.accine rollout -- we are awaiting approval of the pfizer covid-19 vaccine. the company expects americans to be inoculated very soon. tech stocks fell on the s&p 500, after a record day yesterday. want to get to katie einfeld in new york could airbnb pulling back a little bit which we have been watching with great fascination. breakdown the day for us. vibe: there was a risk-off to trading today, but a bright spot was disney. it had a banner day in markets after the company projected that disney plus global subscribers could hit 260 million by an by 2024. for,-- for context, netflix has 200 million subscribers. shares of over 13% to a record high. if you look on the board, there is a lot of red. itlcomm fell over 7% after started making its own -- apple started making its own solar motors for its devices. that was perfected in markets today. thenb, doordash, both ended day lower after justice skyrocketing after their trading debuts this investors are trying to figure out how to price th

it comes in response though to hospital employees demanding zuckerberg's name be removed.fter the company's failure to block misinformation about public health issues like covid-19 mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan gave 75 million dollars. to help construct a new acute care and trauma center back in 2015. we'll take quick break back with more in a minute. alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother alice. and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent collection from gain! tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. >>and we're back at 9.55 want to give you a quick reminder that we are teaming up with the super bowl of caring to raise a million meals for families in need. if you'd like to donate a couple easy ways to do that you can just use your phone right now to scan the qr code that you see there in the lower left portion of yo

another five workers at zuckerberg san francisco received their dose. 150 more workers at zuckerberg will receive their first dose starting today. >> it offers peace of mind in terms of safety for my family and for my extended family at home and everyone in my life as well as my patients here and my fellow staff. >> people are asking questions, eager to know when they can get their opportunity to get the vaccine. >> reporter: vaccines for the general public aren't expected to be available until spring. alameda county and the city of berkeley to the west of us expect to receive 13,650 doses on friday. the goal is to have their first responders vaccinated by the end of the month. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> we have more details this morning, video posted by the veterans administration showing the first pfizer vaccines arriving at the v.a. hospital yesterday this is one of 37 facilities to receive the first vaccine doses. >> the fda has authorize add new way to test for covid at home and will be the first to be sold over the counter. it is made by an australian c

name being removed from the city's public hospital mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan gave 75 million dollars for a new acute care and trauma center back in 2015. >>this new growth resolution would establish standards for naming public institutions and properties in san francisco county. the resolution will not require the name on the hospital to be changed. the move comes in response to workers at the hospital who demanded that zuckerberg's name be removed. contra costa county will not be increasing fines for businesses violating covid-19 health orders. the supervisors discussed this issue that could have made fees as high as $20,000 to punish repeat offenders. the proposal met with strong opposition and the supervisors even apologize for considering it. but they did stress that things will not get better until businesses choose to follow the >>a new fda report is now backing moderna's covid-19 vaccine. fda staff members endorsed it this morning making a critical step forward before the agency's vaccine and related biological products advisory committee reviews it on thurs

if yao you're reporting shows that zuckerberg was sending out emails to say, if we have people that areompetitors, we can always buy them that would fall into the category of emails i weish i hadn't sent and would bolster the case that there was malintent here, there was knowledge of forethought here with respect to behavior toward competitors. >> i haven't been a lawyer in a long time. i wouldn't say i was the best lawyer in the world when i was actually practicing but here in this case, i don't think the anti-trust law requires that showing of malintent, requires that showing of you acting evilly what you're really looking at is a realignment of how we want to regulate big corporations. the sense that some corporations are too big. their size and their power and their desire to make competition go away is bad for markets as a philosophy i think to your question about what happens if you spin out instagram and whatsapp my thought is you'll create an enormous value for shareholders that are seeing it locked in in one company instead of competing against an instagram, creating more value

facebook officials and a call for a breakup of zuckerberg's empire, that the acquisition of instagram and whatsapp were in eliminateto competition. germany hopes to contain the spread of the virus. good morning, everyone. welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua here in london. first thing is first, a check of the markets, and the focus is on a stimulus, also very much on what we are seeing in virus cases around the world. that i look at brexit, and we see movement on the pound, yet week, u.s.latile sterling stable, 1.3306. now let's get to the bloomberg first word news. here is leigh-ann gerrans. hi, leigh-ann. leigh-ann: good morning, francine. brexit leader say we have until monday to come up with a deal, prime ministerth boris johnson and ursula von der leyen ended without a deal. questions are still remaining over fishing rights, competition rules, and enforcement of a deal. now the u.s. lawmakers are working on a compromise pandemic relief plan but they have yet to resolve the deadlock over business reliability and aid to state and local governments. house speak

this morning doctor antonio gomez who serves as medical director of critical care services at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. he was the first person to receive the vaccine. gomez was among 5 health care providers to get the first of 2000 doses. beginning wednesday, they hope to start vaccinating 10250 people a day. it is a light at the end of tunnel it is hoped that you know now outside of social distancing and mask-wearing there's another way that we can sort of get control of the outbreak. san francisco's initial allotment of more than 12,500 doses of the pfizer vaccine is expected this week and will be spread among acute care hospitals to vaccinate frontline medical workers have okayed by federal regulators. a shipment of the moderna vaccine could arrive by next week. vaccinations against covid-19 are expected to begin later this week in the south bay. kron four's rob fladeboe reports now on the arrival and distribution of the first shipment a vaccine in santa clara county. >>you are looking at the first shipment of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine to arrive here in santa clara c

zuckerberg was asking for regulations around his fancy and the regulations that he described which would require the same types of reports with all the extensive data analysis that they do in those reports and plus he was hinting that may be in addition to the transparency itself that there would be a minimum level of so-called effectiveness dealing with the various types of speech and perhaps even the types of speech that we do not prohibit in our community guidelines and is that was put in place that would, at the minimum create a barrier to entry that would make it impossible for smaller people to compete or smaller startups to compete because facebook has this extensive infrastructure in which they have invested a whole of money. second, it might make it, the types of speech that will be involved are again going to be hate speech and other kinds of things we do not prohibit then they will make it impossible to compete in a way that involves a different set of guidelines as to what speech is permitted on the platform and in effect they would make their community guidelines the industr

in the bay area zuckerberg san francisco general hospital monday morning received 2000 doses. public health officials called it historic and more in the moment of hope comes with a caution. >> with limited supply the vaccine will not save us from this current increase in the surge in hospitalizations. >> in the south bay santa clara county will expect its first vaccine shipment saying skilled nursing facilities will get it tuesday and others by friday. >> it will arrive by fedex and we will get the vaccine in the public health department and shipped directly to the various hospitals. >> the testing officers say that all hospitals in santa clara county will receive the vaccine and stanford expects 3900 doses to be stored in this ultralow temperature freezer with plans to vaccinate saturday. >> first in line are people providing care and service every day to patients. they are nurses, doctors and environmental service workers. clerks. >> stanford expects all of its work force to be vaccinated by the first few months of 2021 depending on availability. >> people will say when is m

andria borba joins us from zuckerberg general which got its first shipment earlier today. >> reporter: well, the doses came in here this morning and they say that they will be injected starting tomorrow. the first doses of the covid 19 vaccine were injected into arms across the state today. er nurse kim taylor of los angeles got injection one of two today. she was the first in the state. >>> we front-line workers have been working around the clock over the past nine months back revising so much of what we do and love to take care of our patients. we have been doing this while trying to take care of our own families and keep them safe. but i want you guys to know is that help is on the way. today's just the first step. >> reporter: doses arrived in california via fedex late last night and today. 2000 of those went to zuckerberg san francisco general hospital this morning. >> it is obviously incredibly important that we vaccinate as quickly as possible. and we will be keeping the public updated on progress in that regard. >> reporter: vaccinations will begin tomorrow morning in san fran

it comes in response to hospital employees demanding zuckerberg's name be removed.after the company's failure to block miss information about publish health issues like covid-19 second berg and his wife priscilla chan gave 75 million dollars for a new acute care and trauma center back in 2015. >>time now is 5.38 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, crime trends in san francisco are shifting when we come back we'll have the full breakdown of what you can a new to not become a victim that straight ahead. also. a home intruder is caught on camera running away from a home in the north bay we're going to hear from the homeowner about what happened. >>and today will be another dry. one ahead of evening rainfall tonight we're going to go as you step outside this morning and even later on today, i'm tracking those showers and when exactly though right in your forecast. feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at its best. taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste tha

the regulators say they found in one of his e-mails now in 2008 zuckerberg wrote it is better to buy than compete now that summarizes the alleged misconduct that went on here because under u.s. antitrust law it's illegal for companies to buy off their rivals in order to get rid of competition now the f.t.c. says that's exactly what facebook has done in what it calls a buy and bury strategy you have to remember that facebook started in the desktop era and when smartphones came along it was really threatened by these new apps that let people share photos more easily and messages more easily and rather than improve its own services facebook used its financial power to buy up these rivals and effective effectively create a monopoly in social media and messaging and regulators say it has gone too far and what's been the response from facebook well mark zuckerberg has previously said that breaking up his company would be an existential threat that he will go to the mat to fight it and he thinks he will win integrating all of these apps and adding more that's really the backbone of his grow

whether that is marked zuckerberg or earlier, bill ates, we keep looking billionaires and telling theirndividual stories, how they founded a company, how they came to have 2 billion users, whatever it is. we do not look at this technology that keeps creating monopolies. that keeps creating the biggest essences in the world, all five of the world's biggest publicly listed companies now are tech companies. and we do not sort of go, how come the internet, this thing where we were told going to equalize us and connect us, how come it keeps creating these really powerful companies? and really powerful individuals? and so, some of this book was trying to look at the mechanics of it, the engineering, the finances. and go, if the internet is the technology of the when he first shapey, if it is going to the rest of our lives for everyone living now, why does it keep doing this? as should we do something about that? break your book down into three sections. history, the money men, and the melee. let's start with the history. remind us what happened in 1969? wild that theit internet celebrated its

barbara hope zuckerberg. the leonard and norma klorfine foundation. charles rosenblum. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most of today.mu al of america financial group, retirement services and investments. >> for 25 years, consumer cellular goal has been towi providless service that helps people communicate and connect. a offer a variety of no-contract plannd our u.s.-based cus can help find one that fits youm to learne, visit www.consumercellular.tv. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for b publadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thank you for joining us. the surge in coronavirus infections predicted to follow the thanksgiving holiday is happening in many states thisd. week yesterday, there were more than 228,000 new confirmed cases, a daily record, and 2,637 deaths across the country, cordin

andria borba is that zuckerberg general which just received a shipment of the vaccines this morning. >> reporter: that is right, and they will begin vaccinating people for this vaccine tomorrow, the mayor just announced a few minutes ago on twitter, and we are expecting even more hospitals, 27 in the coming days, here in the state of california and in the bay area, to get their hands on a first rollout of vaccines. in icu nurse on long island became among the first in the nation to receive the first of two doses, of the pfizer vaccine. >> i hope this marks the beginning to the end of a very painful time in our history. i want to instill public confidence that the vaccine is safe. >> reporter: but is not just new york state. zuckerberg, san francisco general, received 2000 doses this morning. >> obviously it is incredibly important that we vaccine people as quickly as possible and we will be keeping the public updated on progress in that regard. >> reporter: in los angeles, with governor gavin newsom by her side, nurse camp taylor got her first injection. >> we have been working aroun

the regulators said they found in one of his e-mails now in 2008 zuckerberg wrote it is better to buy than compete now that summarizes the alleged misconduct that went on here because under u.s. antitrust law it's illegal for companies to buy off their rivals in order to get rid of competition now the f.t.c. says that's exactly what facebook has done and what it calls a buy and bury strategy you have to remember that facebook started in the desktop era and when smartphones came along it was really threatened by these new apps that let people share photos more easily and messages more easily and rather than improve its own services facebook used its financial power to buy out these rivals an effective effectively create a monopoly in social media and messaging and regulators say it has gone too far and what's been the response from facebook will mark zuckerberg has previously said that breaking up his company would be an existential threat that he will go to the mat to fight it and he thinks he will win integrating all of these apps and adding more that's really the backbone of his gro

i am not here to defend mark zuckerberg. he would have to pay me a lot of money to make it happen. lisa: how much? tournament away from a news conference in frankfurt. the ecb, an extra 500 billion euros of qe. this is bloomberg. ♪ karina: president trump's campaign has asked to join a texas lawsuit challenging the resident's election defeat. 17 other states have filed in support of the case that has been called a publicity stunt. texas is trying to prevent electors from four swing states from taking part in the electoral college vote. business priced his long-awaited ipo above market range to raise $3.5 billion. airbnb has a market value of about $47 billion. shares begin trading today. companies have raised a record $163 billion on u.s. exchanges. coming up on bloomberg markets, airbnb's ceo and cofounder at 10:00 a.m. in new york, 3:00 p.m. in london. thead sciences will buy maker of a drug in europe despite a rare form of hepatitis. they will pay $1.4 billion for nyr. hepatitis drug could be submitted to u.s. regulators in the second half of the year. elon musk is looking at th

helps prosecutors case is what they include the complaints and they say they have e-mails from zuckerberg they have internal documents basically saying that you know that facebook's decision was better to buy than to compete and zucker zuckerberg themselves. in one e-mail to his c.f.o. some of these technologies from instagram we can build into our own property but it will take longer it's better to buy time by buying instagram than to try to build it ourself there you go well the biggest story here is that big tech is facing increasing scrutiny not just in the u.s. but as you said also in europe what does that mean for the what means they're not as pure as they once were seen as being a member of the arab spring and how it was seen as social media really was this cause when you can unite both the right and left in the us against you then you really know they are doing something wrong so increasingly these are being seen as something more like public utilities people need them consumers can't stop using them even though they may know that they don't agree with all the policies they don't

barbara hope zuckerberg. the leonard and norma klorfine foundation. charles rosenblum. we try to t live inhe moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. atl mutua america, we believe taking care of tomorrow today.lp you make the mt of mutual of america financial groundp, retirement services investments. >> for 25 years, consumer cellular's goal has been to provide wireless service that helps people communate and connect. we offer a variety of no-contra plans, and our s.-based customer service team can help find one that fits you. to learn more, visit www.consumercellular.tv. ort has beensupp provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a privatn corporatnded by the american people. anby contributionso your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. the first doses of a covid-19 vaccine are about toe on the way to all 50 states, with vaccinations set to begin as early as monday. the food and drug administration approved emergency authorization of the vaccine, developed by pfizer and the germ

that group given a quarter of a billion dollars by mark zuckerberg and his wife in september. direct point? to influence the outcome of the election, of course. attorney phil kline says that grant application shows private money used to fund partisan political activity. he calls that a violation of the constitution. and that should mean that it's a crime. we'll find out. john solomon, editor-in-chief of "just the news," best systemming author joining us tonight -- selling author joining us tonight. john, shouldn't that be a crime? >> well, to be determined, right? it's clearly a violation of the constitution when you talk to the legal experts. why that? the election officials in green bay are charged being neutral arbiters of the election. the election judges, the election preparers, the election executioners. and when they get into the business of doing get out the vote registration drives, they're moving into partisan activities. and you see in these documents we obtained under a freedom of information act request that green bay wasn't targeting all voters for registration t

so mark zuckerberg was a tech tycoon. now, he is a professional marketer.ark zuckerberg's job is to make you want this vaccine, like a cold beer on a hot day. ask for it by name whatever medicines are sold. fortunately for mark zuckerberg, he gets to control this conversation about the product you're selling. facebook has announced it will squelch "any misinformation" it sees about this vaccine. other billionaires think this is a great idea. >> do the social media companies, facebook, twitter, youtube, on and on, have a responsibility to do more right now, melinda, in terms of getting this misinformation, this disinformation, off the platform? >> they absolutely have a responsibility. the internet and the rise of social media has happened so quickly that really, the regulations and the good policymaking hasn't stayed out in front of it. and quite frankly, he needs to catch up. >> tucker: now wait a second. that was melinda gates. seems like a nice enough person. but why is she weighing in on an international health emergency? melinda gates is not a doctor.