mark zuckerberg sa s, we ideally act on. mark zuckerberg says. we are — ideally act on. are going to _ ideally act on. mark zuckerberg says, we are going to rest - says, we are going to rest heavily going forward in virtual and augmented reality. he's saying you are going to get to the place where you feel like you are really present with someone else. in a pandemic, that is the way forward, isn't it?- forward, isn't it? well, that's a really good _ forward, isn't it? well, that's a really good one. _ forward, isn't it? well, that's a really good one. i - forward, isn't it? well, that's a really good one. i think- a really good one. i think they've definitely noticed and picked up on the new diversifying and tapping into trends like virtual reality, as well as other audio trends we are seeing. brute well as other audio trends we are seeing-— are seeing. we have not particularly _ are seeing. we have not particularly asked - are seeing. we have not i particularly asked anything are seeing. we have not - particularly asked anything on virtual reality, so it's difficult for

>> they can overturn mark zuckerberg as well, put donald trump back on facebook.'t know if donald trump will even care at this point. they could reverse the decision, or keep the ban in place. i'm not going to celebrate either way. i won't celebrate until facebook , twitter, other big tech companies tweet conservatives equally in the same way that they treat liberals. you mentioned a little bit ago in the last segment charles about the lebron james f i tweeted what lebron james tweeted i would be removed from twitter. not because i have a bad jump shot. because i'm a conservative republican. that is the paradigm shift that these big tech companies are more powerful than your government. they're making decisions who can or cannot appear on your platforms which replaced the public square today. that is something we have to look into. you asked what is the worst-case scenario, what is the outcome of all of this, the outcome should be republicans and democrats for the explicit purpose of strengthening our country and our american values should strip the section 230 im

mark zuckerberg of facebook, jack dorsey of twitter, we talk about them and their companies all the time but we very rarely hear from them. well today, we will. because steve huffman is the ceo of reddit. a multibillion—dollar company which is the seventh most visited website in america. so what is reddick? is this what the internet should look like, a free space for free speech. a news platform where anything malicious orjust plain boring. what we learn from the companies battle against conspiracy theories and white supremacist content. and how did a social media site come to take on and humbled wall street.- on and humbled wall street. steve, welcome to — on and humbled wall street. steve, welcome to the _ on and humbled wall street. steve, welcome to the show. _ on and humbled wall street. steve, welcome to the show. my _ on and humbled wall street. steve, welcome to the show. my pleasure. i welcome to the show. my pleasure. i'm honoured to be here today. let’s i'm honoured to be here today. let's start at the — i'm honoured to be here today. let's start at the beginning _ i'm honoure

in the other, the facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg!g ]. >> well, folks that's going to leave a mark pun intended >> boo >> i like that better than the elevator pitch that's really good >> you like it i brought these guys, too, today. i put some makeup on them. they're ready for air. i know you were having a hard time booking both of them together, so here you go sorry, producers >> yeah, i can't wait to see if there's a round two. >> yeah. and i did this honestly to help people explain, to help to explain to people what is coming with this ios update it is very complicated, what shapg bis happening behind the scenes, what it is doing behind and with your data. the heart of this is really an explainer of what is happening when we get the update probably sometime this week or sometime next week. >> yep joanna, thanks for helping us set up the event later on today. we will talk to you later. joanna stern of the "wall street journal." >> see you soon. >> love the action figures >>> meanwhile, crowdstrike initiated with bye, price of $260 u

mark zuckerberg back in 2016 said facebook is not a media company.dia company, i would argue that a lot of people argue that it's having to make more and more editorial decisions. let's look at some of the decisions that you've had to make around trade—offs of free speech and then we can talk about the semantics of editor—in—chief afterwards. like wikipedia, reddit posts are monitored as you said and essentially regulated by volunteer moderators. who are your moderators? reddit has multiple layers of moderation. the word moderator means something on reddit. 0n reddit, moderators are users who create and moderate communities. they are users with some extra powers that they have inherited through being the creators of communities. 0n either side of the moderators are two other important groups. above them is reddit inc. this is our centralised moderation team. these are the people who work at reddit who enforce our platform—wide policies, who have access to tools and this and that to enforce our policies at scale. then below the moderators are the comm

mark zuckerberg of facebook, jack dorsey of twitter, we talk about them and their companies all the time very rarely hear from them. well today, we will. because steve huffman is the ceo of reddit, a multibillion—dollar company which is the seventh most visited website in america. so, what is reddick? is this what the internet should look like, a free space for free speech? a news platform where anything malicious orjust plain boring dwindles away? what we learn from the company's battle against conspiracy theories and white supremacist content. and how did a social media site come to take on and humble wall street? steve, welcome to the show. my pleasure. i'm honoured to be here today. let's start at the beginning of your illustrious career. you're two roommates in uni on the american east coast who came up with and coded a social media site that is today worth billions, i'm not talking about facebook, i'm talking about you, steve. take us back to 2025 spring break of your senior year, you're starting with the guy a lot of people would know him because he is the husband of serena willia

on facebook, mark zuckerberg is so concerned about disinformation that if you suggest there might beomething a bit iffy about those philadelphia election returns, you are out of there. if you wonder how an unarmed woman called ashley babbitt can be shot dead by a police officer and three months later nobody knows who did it or why, thomas zuckerberg might have to slap health warning on your post or vaporize your account. if you want to use facebook to expand your human trafficking operation, zuckerberg is all cool with that. >> what's app. the messaging app. and then also facebook commonly used throughout central america where we saw firsthand smugglers just openly advertising. they would advertise their prices. they would advertise -- they would say a safe journey. they would show pictures of a family very comfortably sitting on a plane with masks on saying this is 100 percent safe journey. you don't need to pay the full price until you reunite with your family in the united states. people aren't relying on smugglers that they may have known. somebody who might have brought a family

long lines outside of zuckerberg general hospital. what folks did to make sure they got their shots. >> reporter: it's a smoother process today than it was yesterday here at zuckerberg sf general vaccination site. this long line that you see behind me stretches all the way down the street. it translates to more than a four-hour wait. these people say, it's all worth it. >> getting up in the morning was the hardest part. >> reporter: they got turned down from getting their vaccine yesterday. so they made sure they would get their shots today. which meant waking up and getting in line by 4:45 this morning. not only were they the first two, they also had some fun getting vaccinated. >> we decided to dress up in adult oncies for pokemon. because we were coming out here at 4:00 in the morning. >> everybody likes someone in a onesy. >> not everyone had the same sense of humor. what was a short wait time for early risers became an hours long wait for those who came after. >> i got a spot. >> reporter: fred has not met any of the requirements

>> you have to take that zuckerberg is one of the most hated ceos in facebook might be one of the mostducts, how she investors think about that. >> we spent a lot of time thinking about this it's hard to know exactly what that sentiment does to the stock i think it's fair to say it does discount to some degree and is partly why it's cheap but it's also important to think about the history of facebook this is a company dealing with controversy as well before the ipo almost a decade ago and did add a delete facebook movement and last year you had a prominent advertising boycott and it got a lot of attention but ultimately no impact on facebook's bottom line is we went inc.'s a lot, we could spend an hour on facebook but there's a lot more detail on the cover story as well as this week's reback podcast. will be back with the panel's investment ideas. ♪ all right that's a fifth-floor problem... ok. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a s

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they give get out of jail free cards to people like mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey.post congressional life. for people like us, we're considered the lunatics. how lacking in self-awareness do you have to be to call fox news lunatics? that's really what they're doing. they're calling the viewers lunatics. >> he actually talks about roger ales and rupert murdoch as if they are pandering to the lunatics. the problem here is we have serious challenges. this is a broke nation. china could yank the carpet under the dollar as the global reserve currency any day it wants to. and we need people who recognize that, not just people who -- i have got a cheap line which is when the democrats are in power and when republicans are in there in office. when you look at some guy like john boehner, he personifies that. >> well, he does. again, it's like i said, they're the hand maidens of the rich and powerful because they're looking for what is it going to bring to them later on in their post congressional life? that was the old school way of doing things. but they keyed up this curre

zuckerberg's hearing was it was a mistake, certainly an issue we are debriefing and figuring out to doter. unfortunately, it's clear they didn't forget how to do better with the enough. not even two months later, a mob of domestic terrorists and violent extremists storms this capitol building january 6. fueled by lies in conspiracy theories claiming the election had been stolen from the former president. while the efforts to overturn the election were ultimately unsuccessful, the trauma of the harrowing day lingers on. after january 6, rampant hate and misinformation on social media platforms has never been clear. we need social media companies to finally take reelection to address the abuse of misuse on the platforms and the role algorithms play and amplify. i look forward to hearing from witnesses and hopeful this subcommittee can accomplish chairman coons leadership and what we are expecting for the opportunity for this country in the right direction. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i will briefly introduce our witnesses for today and then bring them in. facebook vice president of conte

as mark zuckerberg put it, when left unchecked, people will engage, disproportionally with sensationalist provocative content and can undermine discourse and lead to specific polarization and we are so polarized and angry with no longer hear each other's view, our democracy itself closes. my plan to use this as a opportunity to learn how these algorithms work, what steps may have been taken to reduce algorithmic amplification that harmful and what can be done so we can build on that and consider a potential path forward of whether volunteering regulatory or allegedly. look forward to hearing from the representatives of facebook, twitter and youtube and we've agreed to testify, each platform has taken measures in recent years to curb some harms algorithmic amplification can cause and it's my hope these platforms can build upon good practices, learn from each other and make significant difference. we will hear from to outside experts who can help us ask bigger picture questions and narrow and on some of the strategies and tactics we could or should follow moving forward including whether an

yesterday we had mark zuckerberg do a live instagram.ng to be head's down and build out the business so much of the business is not just about automated advertising for small and medium-sized businesses, but making shopping seamlessly hopefully we'll hear more from him. >> i'm not holding my breath to call himself the doge master or doge father. thank you so much. >>> we will break down what went wrong for shopify this quarter that's up next later, the co-founder of basecamp joins us to explain why his company no longer allows politics talk at work. a debate that has been raging on twitter and comes to "techcheck" in just a few minutes. ok, at at&t everyone gets our best deals on all smartphones. let me break it down. you got your new customers — they get our best deals. you got your existing customers — they also get our best deals. everyone. gets. the deals. questions? got it. but, why did you use a permanent marker? because i want to make sure you remember. i am going to get a new whiteboard. it's not complicated. only at&t gives new

tim cook versus mark zuckerberg, and your digital life in the middle. >>> plus a test concert in covid. the coming cicada swarm. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good even, americans will remember this day as a turning point. a key step toward getting things back to normal, or something like it, and the most significant shift? covid guidelines yet fully vaccinated americans do not need to wear masks outdoors anymore, unless you're in a big crowd. that's the updated guidance from the cdc. the agency suggests people who are not vaccinated can go outside without masks in some situations president biden said the new recommendations underscore the progress we have made as a nation, all of us, in beating back covid >> the cdc is able to make this announcement because our scientists are convinced by the data that the odds of getting or giving the virus to others is very, very low if you have both been fully vaccinated, out in the open air >>> right now 26 states plus d.c. have mask mandates in place. today, though, governors in several sta

2020 the gates foundation said it would donate 300000000 to fight cove it facebook founder mark zuckerberg makes the list at number 5 at 97000000000 with quarantine order and many working from home 0 commute gave people more time to scroll on the social network but just over 91000000000 google co-founder larry page makes number 8 on the list you tube which is owned by google saw more traffic on their video platform site during the pen demick and according to forbes this year was like none other almost $500.00 people including kim carr dashi in an apple c.e.o. tim cook joined the billionaire club it's an average of almost one new billionaire every 17 hours but china had the most newcomers on this year's list the country adding 205 new billionaires one of the world's youngest 39 year old kate wang racking up 5000000000 is the c.e.o. of chinese babying company r l x. that's all for now you can catch him by us on demand by downloading the portable t.v. app was there her next time and as always don't forget to question more. please. we are segregated only by social class. people also in poverty

zuckerberg at the hearing was "it was a mistake. it was certainly an issue and we are debriefing and figuring out how to do better. -- how to do better." not even two months later a mob of domestic terrorist and violent extremists storm this capitol building in the january 6 coup attempt, fueled by a conspiracy theories that claimed the election had been stolen from donald trump. while the efforts to overturn the free and fair election were unsuccessful, the trauma of the day lingers on. after january 6 the consequences of rampant hate and misinformation on social media platforms has never been clearer. we need social media companies to address the use and abuse of their platforms and the role algorithms play in amplifying. i'm hopeful this subcommittee can accomplish under chairman kunz leadership what we are expecting for an opportunity for this country in the right direction. chair coons: thank you, mr. chairman. it will briefly introduce our witnesses for today and swear the men. up first is the facebook vice president of conten

we wrote to jack dorsey and mark zuckerberg in february.e thing we asked for is more work around verification. part of the challenges when this question is raised, it often reverts to a binary option, verifying everybody or nobody. as a group of users, we in football might say, actually, we want to engage with people only who are terrified. as a group of users, can you create that set of permissions and functionality for us? those people who are terrified get better access. why can't you do that? we are asking for that for the safety of our people. for that for the safety of our --eole. . ~ for that for the safety of our --eole. ., ~' ,, for that for the safety of our --eole. ., ~' , for that for the safety of our --eole. . ~ , . ., people. thank you very much for “oininu people. thank you very much for joining us- _ three days of mourning has been declared in iraq, following a fire in which at least 27 people have died, dozens injured and many missing in a hospital in the capital, baghdad. the fire — reportedly caused by an exploding oxyge

elon musk, oprah winfrey, and mark zuckerberg himself have popped up on the service.he next big thing? joining me now is cyrus mewawalla, head of thematic research, globaldata. welcome to the programme. talk us through this rush to audio. ifeel like we're going us through this rush to audio. i feel like we're going back, not forwards. your thoughts? over has changed the way we work and change the way we interact with people. a lot of us are having zoom fatigue because we might have to dress up. it might be dress —— stressful to do zoom so audio has come into its own right now and audio is a way for people to make money, it is a way for people to work in a different way and it is a way to be more relaxed than being constantly on video. 50 relaxed than being constantly on video. , ., on video. so basically what it is about is — on video. so basically what it is about is being _ on video. so basically what it is about is being out - on video. so basically what it is about is being out of - on video. so basically what it| is about is being out of vision so you are not see

drug thousands of people showed up early and got in this long line at zuckerberg san francisco generalhospital. the weight was painful for some. >> we have been waiting around for 3 1/2 hours at this point >> reporter: they opened early ahead of the april 15 expansion to those living in eight priorities of codes. both reservation and walk in appointments are available, but nobody knew how big the demand would be. >> we had a little over 6000 individuals that showed up today before 9:00. >> reporter: with 2000 doses per day, upwards of 4000 people got turned away. >> i was a little surprised. i had friends who told me, i had been scouting this out, they were saying the end time is the best time to come in. that is why i came now. i guess they were wrong. >> i apologize we cannot vaccinate everyone who shows up. >> reporter: lake west is not giving up on getting the shot. >> are you going to try again tomorrow? >> yes, definitely. the best advice, get here early to make sure you get the vaccine. >> reporter: in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> facebook opened a park for va

on the one hand you have these companies that created their own rules that faced with mark zuckerberg'sersonal view how the world works there are early architects of these platforms got together in a room and what would be acceptable to post online when it came to facebook some of those rules have been very critical of have to use your real name your authentic name but it still really problematic framework the other was no nudity no sexual expression which again it is understandable acquitted somebody and on and flee from facebook who said all the time okay fair enough but at the same time i don't think they foresaw what it means in 2021 to do that to have binary lines around gender and gender expression. so a lot of these movements stick through without being thought. it is a combination from pressure from the ngo that we had seen as they become very reactive to public demand. facebook in particular to play both sides and then also to christian conservative organizations and i find that to be inappropriate. one of the more vexing is the way they use their global community sensitivities

showed up early and got in a long line for a vaccine clinic at zuckerberg hospital. the wait was painful for some. >> we've been waiting for three and half hours. >> they opened eligibility early ahead of the april 15 expansion to those living in eight priorities zip codes under certain communities. reservation walk-in appointments are available. nobody knew how big the demand would be. >> we had a little over 6000 individuals show up today for 9:00. >> reporter: was only 2000 allotted doses per day upwards of 4000 people got turned away. >> i was a little surprised. i had friends tell me they had been scouting this out the last week or so saying the end of the time is the best time to come in here that's why i came now at jewish i guess they were wrong. >> they vaccinate first-come first-served. >> they are not giving up on getting their shot. >> officials hope people return, sunday, arnie day over the next two weeks 8:00 m2 3:00 p.m. get here early. make sure you get the vaccine. >>> facebook opening a location for vaccinations. hundreds of people lined up for the

jonathan: can you imagine mark zuckerberg? lisa: please, can we have another, and do more? that is what i was laughing at, thinking about that quote and how much the pboc has their hands in big tech in china. jonathan: coming up in the 8:00 hour, looking forward to catching up with bill dudley. from new york, s&p 500, futures pulling back from all-time highs. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: the federal reserve jared jerome powell says the u.s. economy is at an inflection point. he said there is stronger than hiring ahead due to revising -- rising vaccinations. he warned the coronavirus is still a threat. the biden administration is a stepping up scrutiny of china's plans for a digital yuan. some officials are concerned the move could kick off a long term bid to topple the dollar as the world's dominant reserve economy. and after china imposed a record $2.8 trillion antitrust fine on alibaba, the e-commerce giant thanked regulators for helping it grow. it helped lift a cloud of uncertainty over jack ma's internet empire. and mark zuckerberg making a massive bet, set to buy nuan

mark zuckerberg bought a place on the water there and every once in a while you do see him.has a team of security, so to speak, that follow him around. you have to wait for your table, not so much for him probably. >> mark zuckerberg has his security network, that's nice to know. >> i don't know if i want to run into gene simmons. >> that could be a fun night. >> i'm not even going to do what he does. >> taking screen shots. >> i've never been. >> vianey has a look at the forecast. >>> let's talk about baseball. the oakland a's will be playing against the astros and the weather will be stunning. right now it's pretty mild to start. by the afternoon it is a later game, 7:00 first pitch. 8:00, 9:00, dipping down into the 60s. something to keep in mind if you are one of the lucky ones who gets to go to the game. san jose 51 degrees right now. we will be warming up rather quic already in the 70-degree mark right around 10:00 a.m. to give you an idea what we'll be facing another near record day. santa rosa forecasted highs, 83 degrees. so we could see a record there. oakland, 82.

." >> former president trump: zuckerberg dominic zuckerberg, you can't do that. how can a person put out $500 million of lockboxes and in georgia, by the way, they are still allowing lockboxes. you can have those lockboxes. there is nobody to watch it. >> sean: but are you considering and there is speculation that you might start your own social media platforms. are you considering that? >> former president trump: i am. i'm looking at it. there is a lot of people that want to come on existing platforms. they have to be strong and can't be dominated by amazon, google and people that could take them off the air right away. you need antitrust. you have to do something about it. with all of the things you said, look, the democrats lie, cheat, steal. they are vicious, vicious. think about it five years of investigation from the day i came down the escalator, and you beat them here and there is another went there. you beat them there and another when there >> sean: i spent three years and peeling the onions of the deep state. everything reported ended up being right. t

to switch today. >>> more than 500 million facebook users' data linked online, including mark zuckerberg'sook accounts. this all apparently happened back in 2019, where hackers were able to basically exploit a flaw in facebook's systems where they were able to match up phone numbers with people's accounts, and that gave them access to people's names, date of births, where they live, and in many cases phone numbers. this data has been floating around on the dark web and elsewhere, apparently since 2019 and facebook says they have now fixed this flaw that was exploited, but of course that doesn't remove the reality that this information is out there. and it was posted over the past week cyberexperts tell us on a hacker form, which makes it very easily accessible for cybercriminals. i want to give you a breakdown of the numbers on the accounts that have been leaked in this way. it says, according to hudson rock, 32 million accounts in the u.s., 11 million in the uk, 28 million in saudi arabia. so, really, a huge data here, and now owe open for haek hackers on the web. >> e my gosh. so what is

i don't think mark zuckerberg should comply in it taking down speech. mean, probably after thint view there are 50 critical tweets that should i go complaining to mark zuckerberg to take it down? that is absurd. it's a violation of speech. and we should raise that as a universal human right. people should have a right to criticize they're government. >> thank you. we're thinking about all of your family members and everyone suffering in this tragedy across india. thank you for your time. >> thank you for covering this. >> of course. jim? >>> up next, winners and losers of the 2020 census. a big change coming to congress. for some big states. reminder, president biden's first ajoint to congress is tomorrow night. live coverage. that's next on cnn. my garden is my therapy. find more ways to grow at miracle-gro.com. you need a financial plan that can help grow and protect your money. an annuity can help cover essential expenses in retirement. have the right financial professional show you how... this is what an annuity can do. keeping your oysters business

. >>> count facebook's mark zuckerberg a fan of the company.ibutor casey newton this week. >> what the discord folks are doing, i think it is a great product. >> well, i think the team has done a very good job with it i think it is -- you know, i think it is impressively technically. i think the product is well implemented. they have done a good job. >> i wonder if zuckerberg has thought about buying discord. >> better yet. when you have as many messaging platforms as he does, it is nice to point out somebody else succeeding in messaging. less of an antitrust >>> what does net source need to do to boost crowd source paul key says vr content is the future another loyal viewer thinks to add games to the platform. now, if you didn't write in today, don't worry we will continue to crowd source carl netflix probably doing fine. anybody on the fence over the past year probably ended up just getting netflix. >> yep, indeed it is obviously off session lows we talked with mark mahaney at the top of the show, jon, and also going to a buy saying, look, a

. >> reporter: priscilla chan runs the chan zuckerberg initiative along with husband mark zuckerberg. they founded one of the state's first testing labs and studies including this one. >> the number of people who identified as caucasian with coronavirus i think was literally zero. zero, in the same neighborhood, in the same buildings. >> reporter: the latino task force took a closer look at who equities within our country. we found that 90% of them were essential workers, meaning they couldn't stay home. they had to go out and work. and 88% of them made under $50,000 a year in a neighborhood where a two-bedroom goes for $4500 a month. that leads to people having to live multi-individuals in a unit. >> to actually address the pandemic, we have to act as a collective body, and that doesn't work if we're systematically leaving populations behind. >> now, how to solve that problem on a deeper level is a much longer story. you can see jonathan's full video on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> well, since the start of the year our nbc bay area responds team has heard from 628 viewers. let's t

cornell bernard is at zuckerberg general hospital. he met many people that were turned away. >> reporter: the line for this clinic was epic. it stretched all the way down the block. unfortunately several thousand people did get turned away today because supply just could not keep up with the demand. >> we came to check it out. with did not expect this long line. >> reporter: thousands of people showed up early and got in line for this clinic. >> we have been waiting for around 3 1/2 hours. >> reporter: san francisco opened covid-19 vaccine eligibility early, ahead of the april 15 expansion to those living in eight priority zip codes, underserved communities. both reservation and walking appointments are available, but nobody knew how big the demand would be. >> i believe we had a little over 6000 individuals that showed up today before 9:00. >> reporter: with only 2000 a lot of doses per day upwards of 4000 people got turned away. >> i was a little surprised. i have some friends for 20 they have been scouting this out the last week or