you've got a lot of people who are around zuckerberg. he is the guy making the decision at the end of the day. if people start to lose patience with him, there is nothing investors can do given his ownership, given his control of the stock in the company. he really does need to bring smart people around him, especially when you see sheryl leaving. she built this advertising business into this monster. not doing so great right now, but she leaves quite a legacy. and big shoes to fill. emily: this company is making an enormous pivot. reality labs lost $2.8 billion in the quarter. this is a bet on a metaverse and a future some don't believe is even possible. what do you make of that? are these investments, these losses, worth it? debra: that is the big question. getting back to the idea of mark zuckerberg being in charge, this is his call. he has changed the name of the company. he decided to pivot the company toward the metaverse. he is building this company toward that future ambition, which we don't see hardly any revenue potential from

they do temper _ zuckerberg. -- metaverse. they do temper expectations - zuckerberg. —— metaverse.t believe it exists until the rust standards and protocols but it is a time to test and learn, what we call metaverse precursors. but matter has baggage. 52% of adults who were familiar with metaverse said they did not want to participate in it. hope want to participate in it. how man of want to participate in it. how many of them have tiktoki many of them have tiktok account at the moment because this is the big thing. the likes of meta are playing catch up likes of meta are playing catch up with tiktok?— likes of meta are playing catch up with tiktok? very much so. it is up with tiktok? very much so. it is clear— up with tiktok? very much so. it is clear instagram _ up with tiktok? very much so. it is clear instagram was i up with tiktok? very much so. it is clear instagram was to i up with tiktok? very much so. it is clear instagram was to be | it is clear instagram was to be tiktok and they are essentially trying to force reels upon its users to drive up investment and distancing i

i knew tom and mark zuckerberg is no tom hagan. just throwing it out there. >> you have to let me in there. he's going in for a wartime considering erie here. everything goes back to the godfather. i will say this. there is a really strong chance. we keep hearing about tiktok. there is a good chance that it will be banned in the u.s. can you imagine what a tailwind that would be for facebook? >> it would be huge. >> let's get to the fourth out here. the stock is climbing at the bottom line. revenue listed by sales and crossovers offer more than tripled in a year ago with a semi's shorted. they were able to build more cars even in the face of ongoing supply-chain issues. up 6%. >> and a $4 billion commodity hit but the dynamics around this company are that they are executing and they are executing the industry if you look at the protraction growth year over year. we do this all the time. it doesn't seem to matter but it gives you some confidence in the dividend and where we will continue to be. you are 6 1/2 times over 4 1/2 times w

the bright shiny object that mark zuckerberg has indicated is where they're going.h these hiring freezes and maybe the bad pockets we are seeing at meta, there's concern around things that really matter to people on the ground like diverse workforces and what happens when you are not hiring as many people and how do they continue to contend with the bubbling up of misinformation going into the midterms. i think good times, depending on what team you're sitting on, might be the way to look at that. are you in the group seen as the future or the really necessary changes that are instrumental to making sure that the businesses maintain cultural relevancy with the users that are so important to advertisers or are you in some of these pockets that maybe you are starting to fall below the line and are not seen as places that internal dollars should go to kind of catapult the company to go into and through? emily: snap just shed half its value. could snap be a target? >> it could be, but the current mood in the u.s. government and eu, i don't think it is a good time to mak

lets park zuckerberg's - soul? i don't think so. lets park zuckerberg's vision i soul?sion then, and asked tony instead about apple's biggest visionary. steve moved the whole smartphone industry. i would like to order 4000 mate to go please, sorry, joking! the thing about steve, he never projected himself as a real expert of any one thing. so there was humility there, it wasn't about doing everything, feeling right. absolutely not. he's had strong opinions but sometimes they were weakly held every brought in data or other things to show him that there was a different way. him that there was a different wa . ~ ., him that there was a different wa , ~ ., ., , him that there was a different wa . ~ ., ., , ., ' him that there was a different wa. ., ., , ., way. what are sent off to the ipod and some _ way. what are sent off to the ipod and some great - way. what are sent off to the ipod and some great ideas i way. what are sent off to the i ipod and some great ideas from tony. that is all we have got time for any of the short version of the programme. the full length progra

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mark zuckerberg and what he said on the call last night, and what's to come. >>> jetblue likely to prevail in its attempt to steal spirit airlines away from frontier. new details on that coming up. >>> in washington, news from democrats looking to take on everything from national debt and inflation to climate change. but there is one thing that build back better did not have. it could be what gets it over the finish line. plus, fed chairman powell installing a rate hike and why the worst may be behind us. >>> one of the top stocks taking a nosedive after the open after yet another multibillion charge. it is thursday, july 28th, 2022. you are watching worldwide exchange. >>> a very good welcome to you. i am wilford frost in this morning. it is a real pleasure to be back with you. let's begin with the u.s. futures after a ferocious valley yesterday. you can see we are down to about 115 points on the nasdaq. that is close to a percent, just shy of a percent. the s&p down 16 points, the dow down about 35. about 1% for the dow, 3% for the s&p, though it comes after 2.6%. the nasdaq closed at 4%

mehta ceo, mark zuckerberg painted a bleak picture. he says this might be one of the worst downturns that we have seen in recent history. but, that is not stopping one firm from naming the stock a pit. this hour, we will break down with the second half will bring for tech. potential buying opportunities as volatility remains top of mind for investors. and carl, it is a new quarter, a new half of the year. the market come under pressure with the nasdaq down about 6/10 of a percent. scott mike is on the call. very important. i think the question is will industry flood? >> certainly, a new topic of debate for the market we will start with matt has warnings to investors in this rare bit of commentary from zuckerberg. hello, julia. >>> that's right. zuckerberg, giving that dramatic warning, saying this might be one of the worst downturns that we have seen in recent history. that, according to a report. this happened in a weekly q and a where he told employees that the company has to cut its engineer hiring target for the year to about 6-700

mark zuckerberg lived there when facebook was facebook and a start-up. five bathrooms. the rent in 2004 was $2,500. new renters will pay twice that much now, more than $10,000 a month. you'll recall that party scene where the facebook employees zip lined off the roof into the pool? well that house was in palo alto. when they were kicked out they relocated to this home in los altos. >> live like zuckerberg used to. >>> we're continuing to push to get backpacks full of school supplies to bay area kids in need. it's supporting our school initiatives. >> school is right around the corner. fresh school supplies are out of reach for so many families in the area especially during the time of inflation. chris chmura is here to show us how to help and stretch your donation. >> reporter: good evening. all this month you can donate a backpack and supplies yourself at drop boxes like this one right here. or our partners at the non-profit family giving tree will pack a backpack for you if you would like. that would cost $35 for the backpack itself plus all the needed

zuckerberg calling the downturn the worst he has seen in recent history. meta is reducing the hiring target for engineers in 2022 to around 6,500 from the previous target of 10,000 in addition to the reduced hiring, the company is quote turning up the heat on existing staff unable to meet more aggressive goals zuckerberg telling employees quote realistically there are a bunch of people at the company who shouldn't be here. that's a way to get team spirit going. another manager adding, we are in serious times here and headwinds are fierce. >>> and elon musk is currently on his longest stretch without posting to twitter in nearly five years his last post was on june 21st musk normally is a serial tweeter and has not gone more than six days without a tweet since january of 2018. this, of course, as musk looks to complete the $44 billion deal to take twitter private. maybe he is getting sleep for a change, brian? >> sleep what's that, bertha? what is this sleep thing you speak of right? we know that by the way, anybody else going to the mark zuckerberg school

but now mark zuckerberg is announcing they have to make changes in an earnings call.and financial challenges at facebook. the company and the employees brace for tough road ahead. after the parent company meta reported the first ever revenue drop. profits falling a staggering 36% from last year. in response, meta is now planning to hit the brakes on hiring. in an earnings call, ceo mark zuckerberg spelled out the grim reality, expect us to get more done with fewer resources. that message has already been hammered home inside the company. according to a recording of an internal meeting last month, zuckerberg was asked by a worker whether extra vacation days introduced during the pandemic would be continued. according to the verge the ceo seemed visibly frustrated. saying i think some of you might say this place isn't for you and that self-selection is okay with me. in a statement a spokesperson writing in part, we regularly re-evaluate our pipeline depending on our needs. >> the mood is tense and mark zuckerberg is going back to this old persona where he was a wartime

we understand that san francisco is basically running out in zuckerberg. general had to shut down his clinic right or is it still open for a few more days? it is changing day to day based on what we received from federal government. people should be checking dph website san francisco aids foundation the city clinic try, you know if you have been exposed, you know, try to get try to get yourself. an vaccination and you know, we hope the situation will improve in the next few weeks, but we need federal action to do that. all right, so there's no magical place you can send people to there's just yeah, okay, fortunately not people just need to need to websites and zuckerberg has doses they'll be trying to get them out as quickly as possible. okay? well since the number of cases rose dramatically after pride weekend, is there any talk in the city of maybe canceling any events postponing to contain the spread? um, i have not heard that talk i do think for individuals. it's people should be thinking about you know their own risk level and tolerance for risk and b

ashley: mark zuckerberg getting tough, managers ordered to oust coasting employees. they are told to report anyone who needs support to human resources. it is a big change of time for the silicon valley company known for california laid back and relax attitude but times changed. facebook value plummeted 52% since the start of the year. questions being asked more, the company's privacy policy that has gutted its method of making money by selling user data and in late june zuckerberg told employees during a companywide call that this might be one of the worst downturns we have seen in recent history. stuart: come back in, nothing like a downturn to make you tighten your belt. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg talking about low performers calling them coasters but in the privately held business world all of us business owners have this acronym we live by, gwc, you want employees the get it, want it and have the capacity to do it. to meet 2 of those 3, you've got good solid employees, people that are passionate about your company whose goals and values are aligned with what y

but zuckerberg is probably self-effacing. i said to my wife, lisa, last night, mark is self-abasing. she said please stop with the mark i think what happened is we're not used to someone saying business is weak, we're an advertising company, but the multiple was certainly indicating it's not a growth company. i found the call enjoyably frank. >> enjoyably >> frank frank. >> he's gotten more candid >> he has. it's delightful to hear an executive say we're an advertising company, advertisement is in a downturn, period, end of story i thought it was refreshing, candid >> we'll get to earnings today comcast will open lower. we'll talk about servicenow and ceo bill mcdermott breaking down his company's latest earnings. we'll get to some raised guidance out of pfizer, merck, hershey, and look forward to apple, amazon, roku, intel tonight. more "squawk on the street" in a minute your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers qua

zuckerberg is getting tough. they're changing the business model around the metaverse we'll see how it happens quickly, i see all of you. who has a kmen on microsoft. pete, take a quick comment on microsoft, i know you loved it forever. it also had a tough run. i don't think excel is going away or linked in going away anytime soon >> no. and obviously where they really have all of what they're doing, the competition, looking at amazon talking web services side of amazon we're always looking at that when we talk about microsoft and i think frankly it has been punished too much. but you know what, you can't time it very easily. you have to look at it and say at what point in time and the economy gets some of the improvements we all are looking for, then we'll see the stock move back up to the up side. i like what we are seeing out of microsoft. i think there are opportunities. i have nod added as of yet, but have been considering it i have been adding in other places microsoft is one i watched almost every day look

ever since then all we've seen are weaker than expected economic reports so zuckerberg talking about the worst downturns in recent history. the atlanta fed gdp report 2.1% decline in the second quarter. that doesn't look like picking up i think people have adjusted to diminished expectations in the last two weeks, i think. >> i think, mike, that's scary or what feels different about this in the warnings we've gotten recently is how close they have come after the companies either addressed investors and/or gave them guidance for instance, micron they came out yesterday, adjusted their guidance. they just talked to investors at the beginning of june. 27 days later they cut their guidance microsoft it was a few weeks later. target it was a few weeks later. is it seems like it's on repeat. >> it does part of that is a relatively sudden stall in consumer demand, obviously reacting to shifting their spending priorities around with inflation try to rationalize the whipsaw in inventories that we've seen so i do think that the interesting issue is how the market has reckoned with some of that

in a recording of a recent internal meeting a worker asked mark zuckerberg if vacation days during the pandemic would continue. he said, quote, there are probably a bunch of people at the company who shouldn't be here. i think some of you might just say that this place isn't for you and that self-selection is okay with me. >> the mood is definitely tense and mark zuckerberg is going back to this old persona where he was this wartime ceo and i think what he has realized is that in the pandemic, the company got really big, potentially a little lazy. >> a change to apples privacy policies hurt the company's ability to track users for advertising and that cost facebook billions of dollars, plus they are struggling to save up petition from tiktok which now has over 1 billion users. >>> in san francisco, former business rivals are now collaborators. we are talking about amber and the fleet of more than 1000 taxis. it is a first in the nation experiment. uber is allowing writers to book taxis directly to the app. passengers will pay taxi drivers what they pay for and uber x right. that allows

you see mark zuckerberg spending $10 billion to build the metaverse.ys there's a huge market in digital assets and we think one of the first things you will want to own online is going to be your name and reputation. that is the push behind july identity. >> i'm already thinking about how hard it was to get my twitter name or my website name or things like that. is it going to be countless? will we have to have caroline hyde version 1, 2, 3? explain to me how it's going to look. >> you have a good example. how much do you think elon musk twitter handle is worth to him? probably a million dollars. he doesn't own that name on twitter. he could get kicked off and he would lose it. this is the whole promise of web3 and crypto is that you should be owning a digital asset. instead of having one name on twitter and a different one on instagram and another one on reddit. you could have a single name you control inside your the wallet and you could use it to sign into these different social applications and you would have a consistent reputation. >> what if som

mark zuckerberg said to expect peta to do more with less resources. >>> a day after -- in alameda it has nothing to do with you go by lots of titles. veteran, dad, hair stylist. so adding a student title might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your titles. national university. suppting wle you. >>> new at noon, san francisco has a new addition to its postal service. a venus couplear was the new post master overseeing the san francisco post office. he began his employment in 2004. climbing up the management ranks he now finds himself as the 32nd post master of one of the largest cities and retail operations in the u.s. >> growing up, back in the islands, we would look and see all of the tall buildings on tv. and never realizing that one day i would become part of this city. >> couplear is looking forward to interacting with the city and its communities. >>> and mutual trust between c maintaining public satisfy. alameda police officers are working to build that trust with that fifth grader you're about to meet. here is justin andrews. >> fishing in the bay. ther

san francisco only got a shipment of 4,000 doses of that zuckerberg. san francisco general got 2000 doses. the department of public health says people who are eligible for the vaccine are those who identify as lgbtq, who have had multiple partners in the last 14 days as well as workers. people who have been in close contact with anyone who has monkeypox or someone who has received a notification from a venue or event of a potential exposure monkeypox as supplies continue to be limited cases continue to rise. there are 356 monkeypox cases in this state. take a look at your screen 176 of them in the bay area making up 49% of the state's cases. and on your screen, you can see the totals in each county, san francisco, the home of the biggest outbreak in california with 141 cases solano county is waiting on confirmation for its first 2 probable cases. the clinic here at zuckerberg only has a small window of which people can be in line and get an opportunity for that drop in spot. it's from monday through friday in the morning until noon. and as i said, they

places where they knew they could dredge up democrat votes and the good news is we cracked down on zuckerberg. there were states all around the country. i think ron desantis in florida was one of the first to finally call zuckerbucks illegal. we have built stop zuckerbucks with -- we are making progress and thanks to afpi, ken blackwell and the attorney general and sitting here we are able to make progress. but this is what worries me. after all that has been done president biden signed an executive order taking 1 billion in taxpayer money, not the private money from mark zuckerberg but a billion in taxpayer money and is putting into vote harvesting schemes using hud for example, the small business administration and any bureaucratic arm of the federal government they can use in key areas around opportunities to try to get votes out to harvesting and intimidation and manipulation of the people in these vulnerable areas. this is something we think obviously is federal overreach, misuse of our tax dollars but also it's an attempt to federalize our elections sort of insidiously through the backd

the social media giant dropped 12% after mark zuckerberg warrant that they will cut back on hiring plans to prepare for one of the worst downturns they have seen in recent history. the added in an internal memo circular yesterday that the headwinds are fierce. they should not expect vast influxes of new engineers and budgets. that doesn't sound good but maybe the most conservative thing to do if you believe the economy is back flowing. >> i don't think this is extremely surprising right now. they already had a hiring freeze previously. i think it is kind of interesting as tech in general has been so overrun and really selling off and interest rates are rising. we are seeing some of the valuation come to a point where it might be worth some sort of opportunity. yes this is not good news, for facebook, but maybe as a long- term buyer you have an opportunity. >> i don't know if you are in the depressing paul bunyan recession camp, you might not like a meta unless you think all of the decline in gdp and add revenue. >> i will not say all but probably much of it has been priced in and zuckerb

what does mark zuckerberg's meta have to say? so far we have not received a response back. >>> a look in san jose. >>> a look in san jose. joining us when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of our people. vote yes on prop 27. >>> jeff ranieri is with us. it is foggy in july. we are almost at the weekend. >> we are. the weather pattern is going to get a little interesting. monsoonal moisture. we are looking at possibility of some thunderstorms. i can get you a look at that microclimate forecast and what you are going to see here. tomorrow morning, it's all about the fog. temperatures in the 50s. widespread in the north bay. south day, some spotty

zuckerberg called the downturn the worst he's seen in recent history.all, meta reducing hiring target for engineers in 2022 to 6,500 from the previous 10,000 in addition, the company is turning up the heat on existing staff unable to meet more aggressive goals zuckerberg telling employees realistically, there are a bunch of people at the company who shouldn't be here. you know who you are another manager adding we are in serious times here and the headwinds are fierce it is amazing can you imagine hiring 10,000 engineers? what do they do? it runs itself what more do you need to do? meta. >> i assume a lot of this is programming around building al goinalgo rhythms. >> so meta the perfectly straight face. >> yes. >> you are telling me i want to hang out with other bored apes at the yacht club sailing around on a fake boat and buying fake clothes to wear at my fake bored apes yacht club? >> i'm not making a play for the bored ape yacht club i suggest that the kids and generation that is maybe one behind me in the future when they are living for an hour or

here is art zuckerberg. >> our plan to steadily reduce headcount over the next year. many teams will shrink so we can shift energy to other areas of the company. >> when it comes to meta e arnings, another quote from zuckerberg, we seem to have entered an economic downturn that will have a broad impact on the digital advertising business. the situation seems worse than a quarter ago. this is facing up to that very tough competition from tiktok that seems to have been a drag. and the heavy spending around meta and the metaverse. so it was a miss, we will break down the story throughout the next few hours. let's take a look at the key things market participants are watching for today. at 10 a.m. u.k. time we will have the latest confidence surveys for the euro area. at 1 p.m., the german cpi reading for july, important for the calculation of the ecb. followed at 1:30 p.m. by data from the u.s., including initial jobless claims and gdp. later earnings season continues with apple, amazon, intel and pfizer due to report. the u.s. economy is not in a recession. that was the

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it basically just says that mark zuckerberg up session with the meta-verse is going to cost us.t no one is going to the meta-verse. they are happy to be in this verse. he is white willing it, david. >> he's making a awfully big bed if it goes wrong. >> i have used it. i do think that if you want to get a touch with people and do things it is a great way to get in touch with people, and have a four way something. not like that. >> that sounds like error after midnight. >> afternoon delight? >> you are probably right, that is what the meta-verse one and are being used for. let's be honest, foreign always leads. by the way, speaking of which you do look like a strip club bouncer. >> in the avatar that mark zuckerberg made for me i am jack like you wouldn't believe. >> you look amazing. you don't want to mess with that guy. >> this is laura martin who had a great call on netflix. >> we had her on oftentimes. i'm sure she'll talk about this. >> i am going to make a point here. i think that reel is doing better than tik-tok. i think betting against mark zuckerberg has been a sucker be

and understands propaganda in particular, and here she recently recorded a video, addressed the zuckerberg brand, which is the owner of the facebook corporation the goal and e urged him to review such a concept as hate speech, let's listen. what do you think, is it possible to live in hell tolerantly? please put yourself in our place and try to imagine all this ukrainians peaceful nation i have not been attacked, they want to destroy us only because we do not obey the dictator linear glass we are now on a direct line i am nina greetings hello leno hello ukrainians and no well, look, you recorded the appeal, i absolutely share your point of view, but you know, there is an opinion that mark zuckerberg knows everything very well. and in fact, he just doesn't want to lose the russians, and that's why this is the situation we have. do you think that's why they say that about this head office facebook youtube in general that everything is controlled from moscow from russia what is the situation exactly? well, technical now, well, first of all, i want to say that since the 18th year, we have been

ceo mark zuckerberg and ceo sheryl sandberg will testify in a lawsuit claiming that facebook illegallyed user data with a research firm. users sued after it came to light that cambridge analytica access data of some 87 million of the social media network subscribers. the research firm was connected to donald trump's 2016 campaign for president. bloomberg reports that metal, which is facebook's parent company, could be on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars if it loses the case, tesla reported its first substantial decline in quarterly profit and more than a year as profits dropped 32% from the first quarter. tesla says it blames supply chain issues and pandemic lockdowns in china for slower production of its vehicles. vehicle sales dropped to 254,000 for the quarter, the lowest number since last fall. however, tesla predicts it will have record breaking production in the second half of the year. alaska airlines says it will become the first u. s airline to introduce electronic tags for checked luggage. the new program is rolling out first at mineta, san jose international ktvu

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zuckerberg is struggling right now. all of the tech titans are.hey gave a lot of perks during the pandemic. they got time off, wellness, laundry work, more meals. zuckerberg doesn't want to hear questions about vacation right now. the stock is not doing well. he's pouring billions in the meta verse. he's pouring money into his vision of what he thinks the meta verse is. at the same time, they're raising the cost of the occulus headset and he's struggling with more investigations from the ftc. they're looking at on going antitrust issues. now he's facing an injunction. so it's coming from all angles. >> neil: i'm not an expert on the technical things like you are, but i know a dumb question when i hear one. for this worker in the middle of this obviously, you know, tension convention going on at facebook, where they have to down size, facing political and legal pressure on all fronts, where this pressure is obviously being found in the company's disappointing revenues and earnings and then to ask, yeah, what about my vacation time? you know, the me

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reggie: a monkeypox vaccine clinic at zuckerberg sf general will open at 8:00 a.m. for appointments and walk-ins. the city received 400 -- 4200 doses this week. kumasi: if you are headed to bart make sure to have a mask. they voted to bring back a mask mandate staying into effect until october 1. reggie: a storm flooded las vegas overnight. this trip was left under inches of water. multiple casinos and the las vegas airport reported water pouring in. drew: are no sky july morning continues with lots of gray and drizzle. we will look at afternoon sunshine with temperatures in the 60's and 70's close to the water and 80's and 90's inland. kumasi: if you are -- sue: if you are at the coast expect limited visibility otherwise you are looking at a glowing 80 freeway, that is that you sure freeway from golden gate fields into berkeley and that is the drive time from hercules to san francisco. kumasi: $1.1 billion is up for grabs in the mega millions lottery drawing. if you are lucky enough to win financial advisors say to be quiet, be organized and to make a plan. reggie:

men as ray-ban smartglasses are getting smarter ceo mark zuckerberg announced yesterday.ming to the glasses. you'll be able to make hands-free calls and send text messages you can take photos and videos and listen to music it already had a similar voice activated text feature through facebook messenger zuckerberg said the software update will come soon, but didn't give a specific date. happening now fried chicken fans are already in line ahead of today's grand opening for raising cane's in oakland. it's oakland's first one and it's also the first in the bay area and one customer says it's all in the sauce the sauce. i don't know. in it, but like what makes it so different is that you know, it's you could say it's like a ranch, but it's it's own thing. and i think that's what makes it so special about it. melanie says she got there at 11 pm last night. she says the first time she tried it was in vegas. now she can't wait to have raising cane's again raising. cane's is known for its famous crispy fried chicken tenders and spiced mayo sauce. the restaurant is on edgewater dr

happening now, the san francisco zuckerberg hospitals, monkeypox vaccine clinic has reopened, but there are still not enough vaccines. all of the walk-in appointments are booked for today. already. sarah stinson was out there earlier today where the clinic's trying to roll out vaccines as fast as possible in the face of the rising cases. >> hundreds of people waited in line here at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital in hopes that they would get a monkey pox vaccine. but unfortunately, when the clinic opened at 8 o'clock in the morning, people found out they're only giving out 300 doses a day, a for people and my people have jobs in one night and can't afford to come. >> 7 line like it's just such a struggle. not only were people frustrated, but they people frustrated, but they are also confused. we they'll be giving out 90 shots for people with appointments and 210 shots for people waiting in line. if someone is a no show for their appointment than a person in line will get that dose. san francisco got a shipment of only 4,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine. >> of that sucker be

a hard move to make and you can't do it if mark zuckerberg can't get everyone to a meeting in the middle of the workday and seeing that come out in almost every company. we've heard that from google and seen that at apple, right, they're tightening their hiring and want to get more focused to get through the downturn and i think the big question is whether the advertising market is going to remain at any level that will sustain them at this moment as opposed to going down even further. >> brent, for investor, especially as we look at alphabet, as we look at microsoft, this translates into what expense control so that investors will trust these companies to continue investing in areas where they say that there's growth but in the nearer term they'll have to show discipline what >> it goes back to showing a bottom line. all the companies in tech that have bottom lines are outperforming. you look at oracle, you look at a number of these stories that have good cash flow and margin support are the ones outperforming. the ones just drawing and have no bottom line are down the most and so i thi

. >> san francisco's zuckerberg hospitals, monkeypox vaccine clinic reopened this morning. but still, they're just not enough vaccines. all of the walk-in appointments are booked for today. kron 4 sarah stinson was there where the clinic is trying to roll out vaccines as fast as possible in the face of rising cases. >> hundreds of people waited in line here at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital in hopes that they would get a monkey pox vaccine. but unfortunately, when the clinic opened at 8 o'clock in the morning, people found out they're only giving out 300 doses a day, a for people and my people have jobs in one night and can't afford to come. >> 7 line like it's just such a struggle. not only were people frustrated, but they are also confused. we confirmed with the hospital they'll be giving out 90 shots for people with appointments and 210 shots for people waiting in line. >> if someone is a no show for their appointment than a person in line will get that dose. san francisco got a shipment of only 4,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine of that sucker berg. san fr

reggie: a monkeypox vaccine clinic at zuckerberg sf general will open monday. appointments and walk-ins. the city reported 42 additional doses. kumasi: if you are headed to barta this morning, have a mask. the board voted to bring back a mask mandate in effect until october 1. reggie: $1.1 billion of for grabs in today's meta-millions lock -- lottery jackpot winnings. if you are able to win, financial experts recommend you stay quiet, get organized, and they could plan. drew: tell nobody. [laughter] here's a live look from the export-oriented camera. we are certainly foggy across the city from this view, a lot of cloud cover for most of us this morning as our marine layer is totally with us on this july friday. here is how the day shapes up. our sun is up already, mostly cloudy, drizzle along the coast, but fog will thin as the morning goes on. into the afternoon, it is a bright day away from the coast. the coast is socked in with fog in the 60's, cool, we go into the 70's around the bay shoreline inland, a warm day of not hot, upper 80's to low 90's. that is a

the communications to social media like facebook founder mark zuckerberg said doctor faction zuckerbergand social distancing, before the shutdowns really took off it. zuckerberg was to charting how we have got a big region of facebook, 20 million plus americans. we feel it was collusion's. they are separate from each other. based on the allegations credit back to the first amendment. 71% of people if not all of their news this appears to be an agenda of control hitler stalin offer me american president is a huge, huge story very few people are covering. elizabeth: oh four kumble piercings a state attorney general should point out, they assert the administration worked with social media to censor the authors of the great barrington declaration. ford, you talked about this. doctor said do not shut down the a common practice and protecting the most vulnerable in the pandemic. then you get herd immunity by letting those at minimal risk live normal lives in building up immunity. so many experts have come on. we have seen the research of the journal of american medicine do not shutdown. inste

the san francisco zuckerberg hospitals, monkeypox vaccine clinic open.live report. what you can expect and a bill to protect marriage equality passes in the house of representatives here for one local law professor who says she doesn't see going to be on the senate. and not too long after police in one east bay city announced more patrols because of recent robberies. a person was followed home and robbed his rolex. we'll be right back after the break. when you see things differently, you can be the difference. this green space will help the sustainability committee reach our goals years faster than our initial projections. ♪ capella university looks at education differently. our flexpath learning format lets you set deadlines and earn your bachelor's on your terms. ♪ make your difference with capella university. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on wednesday. i'm way to harvey and as you can see behind us, it looks clear here, but we still have pocket

and happening today, the san francisco zuckerberg hospital as a monkey pox vaccine clinic and it's going to reopen later this morning. and the clinic is trying to roll out vaccines as fast as possible because cases in the bay area are going out. and the problem is they don't have a lot of vaccine. grover's nurses and joins us live in san francisco with more. hi, sarah. >> yeah, the problem nationwide in right here in the bay area's we don't have enough supply for the demand, but at least this clinic here at sucker berg, san francisco general hospital reopens with some of the shipment that came in this week of the monkeypox vaccine with supply is so so limited, which is unfortunate because as you say, cases are rising. this clinic opens this morning at 8 o'clock. and it's by appointment only. they only have a few drop in spots. so you've got to get here early. i'm expecting to see a line this morning. the city only got a shipment of about 4,000 doses which goes to several clinics throughout the city, including the one i'm at the department of public health says people who are eligible for

. >> and facebook headquarters and -- >> and the mark zuckerberg is not that happy. >> and there is apiece in the verge this morning about the metaa metaand when mark said that some people don't deserve to be here, and it is who hired them >> it is like when starbucks hired the union organizer in buffalo, and you know what, shocking. they organized a union. i don't think that metais going to make the number, and low double digit and i am not trying to flip everything, but i think that mark zuckerberg is going to solve the metaverse, and i like being there, because the rest of my life is okay, and i do my work and go to the metaverse, and as long as i can dodge my real life, i am okay. >> just keep coming back for the show. >>ly be in metaverse like you wouldn't believe, and find out things, and look, meta does not deserve to go down, and if they overhire, and give me the one with zuckerberg and not that one, because i am jacked in the zuckerberg one, and look, reels is going to shock people, and they are taking shares is. and snap, the pathetic snap, that was tiktok. >> yes. and even

definition where were talking about real-time 3d, you might talk about augmented reality lenses, org zuckerberght talk about the virtual world with all your other vision cut off. they will still be interconnected in some shape or form. emily: let's talk about how it changes the world of streaming. you are a long time former amazon studio executive. how does it change the way we watch what we watch, and how? matthew: it's a great example of what is already in the world today. using a game engine, a real-time 3d simulation, they can create the perfect sunset and hold that sunset in place. they can pull out the entire book -- and tardy of that virtual set and reshoot it and make it available on your peloton or videogame console in virtual or augmented reality. that's a way we will start to see in attainment change. talking about the idea you might be able to just play games on the smartphone. emily: netflix earnings are coming up. we've been talking about the success of "stranger things," and what would you bet is going to happen here? are they going to buck the trend that we saw earlier or will w

zuckerberg also put a lot of focus on reels, their effort to compete with tiktok.as little talk about meta . a lot of focus on raining and costs. they reported a loss wider than last year in the reality labs division -- that is the division focused on virtual reality or meta itself for the company. david: ok. other big ones coming up. you will tell us. su: you talked about it being a big day, we have apple, mastercard, pfizer, amazon, and the big focus likely thursday reports will be on these text giants -- apple expected to report year-over-year sales roughly flat. that is a steep drop from 30% growth last year. a lot of investors are interested to find out what they think consumer demand is, how they are faring with all the covid shutdowns in china, how they are impacted by the chip shortage. amazon expected to report slower sales growth with analysts watching to see if the cloud computing division can offset the slowing growth. back to you. yvonne: thank you. su keenan there as well. plenty on tap in the next when he 4, 48 hours. we speak exclusively to wyndham

a bite out of popsicles that resemble billionaires, jeff bezos, elon musk, bill gates, and mark zuckerberg. the pops are pricey themselves, $10 each, and were sold from an ice cream truck in brooklyn. musk, the richest man in the world, was reportedly the most popular. the pops were also available in los angeles. mona, the early reviews are in, and apparently this ice cream is rich in flavor. >> oh, okay. i like that. eat the rich. bite bezos. >>> coming up, one man's nasty fourth of july surprise. he opened up his pickup truck to find this. why he thinks the culprit was a bear. >>> but first, "the bodyguard" coming true for many celebrities. details on the latest match. that's next. you're watching "world news now." with golo, i've lost 13 inches in my waist. they're outta here. you eat normal food. you're not eating diet food. i'm doing something good for me finally. (announcer) go to golo.com to lose weight and get healthier. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $

lets park zuckerberg's vision for a moment then and ask tony instead about apple's biggest visionary.yes, i'd like to order 4,000 lattes to go please. no, just kidding! the thing about steve was, he never projected himself as a real expert of any one thing. so there was some humility there — it wasn't just about, "i know everything and i'm right," all the time? 0h, absolutely not. he had strong opinions but sometimes they were weakly held if we brought in data or other things to show him that there was a different way. what a send—off to the ipod, and some great ideas from tony there, but that's all we have got time for in the short version of the programme. the full—length show can be found on iplayer, and we'll be back the same time next week. thanks for watching, bye—bye. hello there. sunday brought a day of sunny spells and scattered showers. as we go through tonight, we continue to see a feed of showers and a few spells of rain across scotland, northern ireland, northern england and eventually into northern wales into the early hours. to the south of that, though, it's a largely

you've had your metaverse etf going, snap views the metaverse is so different from meta, where mark zuckerberg'sision has been called hypothetical. snap is betting more on augmented reality over real physical reality. and today, snap unveiled a web version of snap almost seems like it's going backwards. how do we square these two visions? matthew: the way we square it is by ignoring the term all together. it is helpful to talk about a new generation of the internet. you find there is no concrete definition. some believe it fundamentally requires crypto. others have augmented reality centered belief. under the classical definition where we are talking about real-time 3d, you might talk about augmented reality lenses, mark zuckerberg might talk about the virtual world with all your other vision cut off. that is still 3d and they will still be interconnected in some shape or form. emily: let's talk about how it changes the world of streaming. you are a long time former amazon studio executive. how does it change the way we watch what we watch, and how? matthew: it's a great example of what is alrea

is it what zuckerberg or -- created? >> the first you made i'm no better at age 15 than the millennials, then you were. i aired a new at all when i was 16 but i didn't need to learn anything. i've got it. i didn't need to listen to my parents or some guy with a mustache namedou walter talking about watergate. oh come on. there was not another screen for me to check into. there was only one phone in thed house. it had a chord and you had to put your finger on it and turn it seven times and it was in private printers in the kitchen. if i wanted to call a girl and bumble my way through, bumble my way into a date, i'm comfortable being around with my parents and my older sister. this is not about the moral superiority of older generations. they didn't have the tools to go with adolescence. to maintain our youthfulness and peer pressure, youth culture. adults were filtered into my life whether a wanted it or not. in the mid-20th century we know theno phenomenon of the nonreligious servants. more and more people in recent year

you forget that mark zuckerberg on some internal call said some of you probably shouldn't be here it looks like they are cracking down meta does not sound like the most fun place to work >> sounds like a difficult place to work. >> little bit odd. silvana henao, thank you. >>> now to what is happening on wall street. stock futures pointing to weaker open key corporate earnings later this week. the big issue is not earnings, but consumer price index which is out tomorrow morning at 8:30 a.m. that is the big one. probably determine what the fed reserve does at the next couple meetings all this as we talked about it a moment ago with the dollar continuing to gain at the highs against the dollar index and against the euro not seen in 20 years let's talk to this with mark howard mark, so much to get to and so little time. how important is the inflation data tomorrow? >> good morning, brian no coasting for you and i, right? look, it is an important release. it is part of the broader set of data that we're dealing with right now, including last week's payrolls the cpi this wednesday and, of