emily: if you have three hours, mark zuckerberg on joe rogan.o wrote about it on bloomberg businessweek. coming up, less than half of americans approve of presidents -- president biden's student debt relief plan. later, how entities could change the textbook industry. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. emily: welcome back. we are continuing our education tech coverage as we enter the school season. president biden's unprecedented student loan cancellation getting mixed reactions. a new political survey shows only 48% of americans support biden's levels of forgiveness. so, not necessarily a popular plan. not everyone is supporting this in there is a lot of debate. where do you stand? >> there are economists on both sides of the issue. i think we can agree that student loans are a major problem for the co

we were talking earlier about the personal cost when it comes to mark zuckerberg's wealth.hen are you going to decide if this pivot was worth? -- worth it? >> it is still years out, emily. they said the road to the metaverse is going to take multiple years. it is not just facebook. it is the whole tech system that will drive us forward to -- forward. remember, you have the economy pulling back. the first thing you do when the macroeconomy gets tougher they cut their ad dollars. all social media, snap, twitter, you go across the board, they are all feeling the pain as the global macro dimms. there's a double whammy. the metaverse investment combined with the headwind of the macro. for many in tech, it is a tough road ahead. obviously, a lot of stocks are embedded in bad news. where we are finding in this market is the more bad news that keeps coming, the stocks are not embedding it of time. they drift lower. that is across tech. this is not just a meta-issue. that continues to be a big drag for tech the short-term. emily: you think meta should consider spinning off businesse

the contractor hired to build a jungle paradise on a nearly 400 acre site but claims zuckerberg still owes more than. than $133,000. a lien has been filed on the property. zuckerberg's representatives clm that he has paid all of the invoices in full. > >> up next, babies make it clear clear when they do not like certain foods. apparently, before they even leave the womba study showing how fetuses feel about vegetables. >> nasa is getting close to crashing the spacecraft into an asteroid, on purpose. monday, millions of miles away, the dart the dart spacecraft will slam head-on at 14,000 miles per hour hour to nudge it off course. it's an expensive science experiment costing 325 million to be exact. the goal is to seef we have a fighting chance if a dangerous asteroid ever threatens our planet. > >> turns out kids may develop their notorious distaste for grn for green vegetables when they are still in the womb. in a study of more than 100 pregnant women, fetuses appealed to make happier or smiling faces when their mothers consume carrots. and then this is a scan of a sad sad face they

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mark zuckerberg confessed in 2020 the f.b.i. went to facebook and the media and gave them the false narrative that the hunter biden laptop from hell was russian disinformation even though they knew that was not true. so they went and said it was

ed: i want to show you some of what mark zuckerberg told employees thursday.hese comments obtained by bloomberg news. there are a number of ways to reduce the size of a group, some teams will transfer people. a lot of teams will choose not to backfill. ultimately, he used the word shrink. this is a company that historically has not reduced headcount, but what is the reality of what we are talking about? >> we didn't get specific numbers. last week, the wall street journal had a report that meta might cut costs by 10%. that was unclear. as you point out, this is not a company that is historically ever done this sort of thing. any idea of shrinking that headcount is a huge deal. last quarter they added almost 6000 employees, right? the idea that they're going and the other direction is pretty notable. ed: let me bring in mandeep singh. this is a company that faced the bottom line and the top line. what is your reaction? >> we know every company in the space is doing -- we heard that from alphabet and snapchat. it's not a total surprise they announced a hiring fr

the question were asking is why does mark zuckerberg have the power to destroy democracy? the next thing that happened was that joe biden's started a petition. a petition to stop facebook from spreading misinformation during the election campaign. and again, i thought if a petition is our best weapon against, the disintegration of the democratic system, then we might be in some trouble. and then you the spectacle, the ghastly spectacle of nancy pelosi, one of the most powerful politicians in the country going not to the platforms themselves, but to their advertisers and asking them to ask the platforms to ensure that there was a free and fair flow of information before the election. these examples, to my mind, show how far we have slid as a civilization. it shouldn't be for political figures in a great democracy to be begging companies and the sector not to do things that harm the political process in a in a in a digital of the kind that imagine that wouldn't be within the gift and power of those who own and control those technologies or if they did retain that power, it w

as misinformation zuckerberg said i don't remember. it fit the pattern.ed it. the f.b.i. knew that it wasn't disinformation and yet they censored it anyway. a massive scandal. >> julie: i'm sure you'll talk more about it this weekend. >> we have to get to the bottom of it. we'll be on at 9:00 eastern on sunday, the next revolution. see you there. >> julie: we'll be watching. have a great labor day weekend. great to talk to you. thank you. democrats are getting a bump in recent polls as the president is on a rampage against maga republicans. but voters' mood and multiple crises have some warning that it is way too early to be celebrating. plus leaders on each side of the political aisle blaming each other for the devastating impact school closures had on our kids. parents and kids care more about it and how we fix it. the power panel is next. >> how we harmed our children during our responses. it wasn't driven by the science. i don't see how anybody could look at our response to covid and conclude it was anything but a miserable failure. ♪ so i climbed int

they are still available at zuckerberg san francisco general until 4:00 this afternoon. abc 7 news. reggie: flying out of sfo today, get early and bring your own snacks. fast food workers are protesting, demanding higher wages. workers will pick it from 2:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. to make $17 per hour but they stay that is still less than the minimum ordinance. a strike is very likely. kumasi: new details about the plane crash in watsonville last month. investigators released a report revealing new witnesses who saw what happened. amanda has the story. reporter: new witness accounts, a stunning photo and flight check data. details shared in this report by the ntsb on the mid airplane collision last month. a closer look at the harrowing photo, capturing the moment the single-engine cessna 152 and twin-engine cessna 340 crashed, killing three people and a dog. >> the twin engine at the last moment was turning right to avoid the other aircraft, clearly making the turn a couple seconds too late. reporter: max breaking down the report, explaining the twin engine was traveling too fast,

it came out at a meeting that mark zuckerberg had.ncement, a sweeping plan to reorganize and reduce. it went beyond the hiring freeze which meant leaving positions unfilled and managing some employees deemed to be less successful. low performers. it is aimed at cutting costs and we understand zuckerberg warned the team that facebook, meta, would be a smaller organization at the end of 2023. that is a quote. we did obtain some of the -- in the meeting. zuckerberg told the staff he hope to the economy would have become more stabilized by now. addressing some macro issues. however, he doesn't see that as the case and now the company planning more conservatively. amid the budget cut and change is coming he talked about shrinking. some teams are going to transfer members to other growing teams. and obviously he indicated that some people who leave the company, their roles will not be replaced. cuts and headcount reductions are meta's starkest admission yet that revenue is flowing. we know that alphabet and snapchat have made similar moves.

the fbi told mark zuckerberg this was russian propaganda, even when they knew for a fact that it was because they had the laptop. the fbi interfered with the presidential election. that seems like a big story, in fact, it seems like a turning point, but joe biden ignored it completely. in his speech he lashed out at anyone who might dare complain about the fbi. "it's intending to see the new attacks on fbi" suggesting legitimate criticism was in fact a threat of violence. speech is violence. but joe biden was not alone in delivering that message, that very same day the justice department's designated mouthpiece and nbc news, defending the fbi on social media to the same effect and so did many others. so, if you step back it started to look coordinated, and you began to wonder, could it be that joe biden is not saintly alone elderly democratic politician, could it be that he is a mouthpiece for a much larger force? it's hard not to conclude that. because no single american president could take these liberties all by himself in a year and a half. all of a sudden washington can invaded

we have a quote from mark zuckerberg. it is to engage.ore people who are engaged the better from a business perspective. you will be able to generate more revenue. as mark zuckerberg said, people engage disproportionately in provocative content. that content is actually good for your business. the more of that is put forward, get people to stay on the platform longer, you will be able to show them more advertisements. my question is isn't that inevitable that it will happen? i appreciate after the fact. i appreciate at the back end you will take some action. how many people saw the qanon? 16 percent think the conspiracy is real. you caught it, but not until 16% of the american people saw this insidious theory. why would you not engaged upfront before you launch products? mr. mohan: to be very clear, we have no incentive to host this content or promote it. that goes to the fundamental nature of what youtube's businesses. we are an advertising platform. we generate advertising -- revenue through advertising partners. when we talk about the

zuckerberg also said the company will reduce budgets across most teams and give individual teams the authority to determine whether to fill open jobs. there were also be shifts of workers to other teams and the termination of workers who are not succeed. who are not succeeding in order to cut costs for the first time since before the pandemic, the hardly strictly bluegrass festival is returning to golden gate park tomorrow. ktvu is elissa harrington has the preview. before those musicians turn it up. it's unbelievable where this is exactly what we've been hoping for. sherry sternberg, the executive producer of the hardly strictly bluegrass festival, took us on the banjo stage to give us a peek into this year's event for the first time in two years, taters can roll out their picnic blankets and listen to live music at golden gate park. i think this is a important for the community to come together. most of what we've heard is, people are looking forward to reuniting with their friend's bands will perform on six different stages. the lineup includes big names like elvis costello, marcu

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mark zuckerberg got the f. b. i interfered in the 2020 presidential election by pressuring his company to censor, allege russian misinformation on the hunter. biden la top story hall alarming is such states interference. i think in house to be called and i far does a go. well, this is this, it, well as you know, historically, this is nothing new. we've had incidents in the past of our own operation, mockingbird, and there's always been a connection between the government and entertainment platforms in world war 2. it was a voluntary move of the studios used to work in con shirt, with the, with the, the, of the allies to produce hole some propaganda. but it was for a good cause. so there's always been this intermingling, there's always been that, but understand the irony of the incredible delicious irony of saying you are involving yourself in misinformation and collusion. and in order for you to stop this misinformation and collusion, we are here by colluding and providing perhaps business information to thwart th

mark zuckerberg really handle this change. what about the stock joining us now is jason healthstein, managing director of internet equity research at oppenheimer, and bill george, former ceo of medtronic, also the author of a new book called "true north," the emerging leader edition and he's also a cnbc contributor. bill, we'll kick it off with you. grachess on the book appreciate that. facebook grew wildly for -- since its inception, but it grew mostly because people talked about it you own facebook what's that? i like it. then they got on it. we always thought that mark zuckerberg was this sort of magician now they're undergoing what i call the new coke moment they're trying to change their entire company can he handle it >> i don't know. i think it's time for major changes, brian mark signaled back in march that he in some ways realized that facebook's time of growth was over and he was going to focus on metaverse, and that's where all of his excitement, all of his energy is going into that. it's costing about $10 billion a

and yet, the crowd applauded him and laughed at his zuckerberg anecdote.maybe trump just misspoke. but can you imagine if biden said something so demented. he'd be on the loop, on fox, 24/7, as clear evidence to the gop base that biden is mentally unfit to be commander-in-chief. so, remember, i've said it before, and i will say it again, if you want to define the messaging coming out of the modern conservative movement in america, you only need one word, projection. but coming up next, a string of constant violent threats against a children's hospital, children's hospital and their staff. more on that, after a short break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so how many vaccines have you given to people? me? about 1000. walgreens...millions. ♪♪ i cannot miss her big debut. with your booster, i think you'll be there. for every twirl. i got a shot so my sister won't get sick. way to go, big bro! so while we're here... flu shot, as well? let's do it. when you need to talk vaccinations, our pharmacists are here ♪♪ ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ that's why we build

rambling note in the first case railing against virtual reality and mentioning facebook founder mark zuckerberg. local police are being assisted by the fbi. the panic and fear that these cases cause are universal. late today we learned that investigators are now wondering whether the alleged victim is actually the culprit, and whether what happened here is a hoax. norah? >> what a development. jeff pegues, thank you. >>> with less than two months until the midterm elections, a new cbs news battleground tracker poll shows potentially good news for democrats in pennsylvania. cbs' robert costa traveled to philadelphia to see what's on voters' minds. >> let's bring it back. we can do this. >> reporter: democrats see pennsylvania as a crucial battleground as they fight to hold on to their congressional majorities. but economic headwinds are a challenge here. >> everybody up here, they're struggling. the food is expensive, the gas. >> i worry all the time about the economy. >> reporter: cbs news polling shows that eight in ten pennsylvania voters say higher prices have been difficult or worse. democr

zuckerberg is a fighter, and i think that is one thing to keep in mind, if you look at the big tech,w standing founders. when i put it together, a reluctant company that we own, but we do think this stock is going to perform relatively well in the weeks and quarters ahead. >> let's be clear, he is standing because he has a special class of stock which allows understand no matter what. adding that aside, i wanted to get your quick take on apple and its product launches, today. >> they just make it look easy, melissa. i think that there is probably something there of innovation around criminal updates and i think that these incremental updates have innovation. i think about the products, i think that this will ultimately provide upside to 5% revenue for next year. i think that there is also the biggest take away for me, today, the features as expected, the satellite thing i put a 40% chance of that happening, the biggest surprises are in pricing. i predict that two of the four new iphones would have lower pricing, if they can maintain their pricing and in this environment, maintaining

microsoft and bytedance are working on platforms as zuckerberg said, they're still in the early stagesthe metaverse, but vr headset demand is growing that means qualcomm can get a piece of that pie. >> that's key. so what does this partnership mean let's bring in dan ives. you say this is a step in the right direction for meta, but everything we just heard kind of says maybe the opposite. is this evidence that meta is still depending on qualcomm technology and union lining its shortcomings >> it's a step in the right direction, but a constant battle not being exclusive is significant. this is contrary to what apple, google and everyone else is doing with their own chips i think it shows weak hands for meta, and what will be a battle in terms of this ar/vr headset >> what does it say, qualcomm not prepared to give them the exclusivity. what do you think facebook gave up here? for qualcomm, they're not going to bet on that horse there's a lot more questions than answers right now formeta, inside the lab, the fact they can't build their own chips, they had to go to qualcomm qualcomm defin

zuckerberg and we got a letter saying they would response. between the department of justice and names and that type of thing? >> snarpt, senator, i'm aware of that letter and they're conducting that as quickly as they can. >> you're responding to that. >> i know the team is-- >> the first chart, back in 2021, rochelle walensky stated in front of the health committee, we have the most rebust robust vaccine safety system we have in this country. in october of 2020 before the vaccine was approved, c.d.c.'s dr. tom-- stated in a web seminar, said that theirs, that la walensky was talking about, the vaccine reports will be processed within one to five days depending on the seriousness of the report and c.d.c. received data mining daily and one to two-weeks and this is an example of timeliness going back to h1n1 and sound like they're going to be rely on that, listen, we're going to take vaccine safety so seriously. if we get a report of a couple days of lost time because of an injury, we're going to be calling that individual up and checking on i

lay it on me >> joe rogan's compadre -- >> mark zuckerberg >> -- mark zuckerberg, i think they have multiple revenue streams. >> meta was up the other day, bucking the tape >> i told you they were going to start monetizing things. verge, i don't know, probably made some phone calls. >> referring to paid options on facebook and whatsapp and -- >> right now i use whats app i use it a lot whatsapp is like verizon without a phone bill >> it's en 's encryptoed and immediate. >> verizon does have that feel >> verizon is $5 billion below the market cap of t-mobile we were keeping track last week. that race is over. >> how's cable doing >> cable is doing great. >> how about the notion of disney creating a membership >> that's another thing. that's embracing i think the 360 kind of plan that bmarc benioff had. of all the things you like, they know about, and that's positive. but that stock is still hated. and i don't know how to get that to be changed. >> i said this morning ad model at disney, and netflix, "the journal" has a piece arguing they're going for top dollar on some of the ad pricing >> i

because the fbi told into the fbi told zuckerberg this was russian propaganda even when they knew for a fact that it was not because they had the laptop. in other words, the fbi interfered with the presidential electioen. that seems like a big story.ms k in fact, it seems like a turning point. joe b buidt joe biden ignored it completely. in a speech that day, biden lashedin his sat out at anyone t dare complain about the fbi, atote, it's sickening to see the new attacks on the fbi, he said, suggesting that what seemed like legitimateti criticism was in fact a threat of violence. mate ca threatspeech is violence but biden was not alone in delivering that message. that ver y same day the justice department's designated mouthpiece at nbc news, a man called frank figure lucy, defended the fbi and social media to the same effect and som did many others. so if you step back , it started to look coordinated and you begin to wonder, couldte it be that joe biden is not simply a lone elderly democratic politician? could it be that joe biden is a mouthpiece for much larger forces? t to >> it's h

mark zuckerberg said at the end of 2023 facebooks parent meta will be a smaller organization. he made several comments to staff that bloomberg got a copy of. he spoke about the economy saying i hope the economy would become more stabilized by now and for more we are seeing, it doesn't seem like it. the company wants to plan conservatively. when he detailed the kind of budget-cutting that would be hitting all kinds of teams, he used the word shrinking. shrinking is not something people associate with facebooks parent meta. they have been over hiring by many analyst accounts in the past two years. any kind of reduction of headcount again a fairly drastic admission that the advertising revenue growth is really slowing amid downing competition for users. as you know alphabet and snapchat have also made similar hiring freezes although they have not gone this far with the budget cuts. again, a very significant outcome. a lot of analysts say has to do perhaps with meta's switch into the metaverse and the investment in that regard. those have been painful on the front end. they were a

he wants to create augmented reality tools that are useful for the real world where mark zuckerberg ist to ten year vision where people want to live part of their lives in the virtual world, investing in virtual goods, entertainment, et cetera. different visions. >> thanks for that breakdown, julia. >>> up next, masa son may have a new vision, this time he could be narrowing on opportunity here in the u.s that story after qckre aui bak - yieldstreet presents: alternative investing with kal penn and older kal penn. - oh, the stock market is doing that fun thing again. - hey news from the future, you're going to live through that about 10 more times. (laughs) - oh, it's no stress. i just discovered yieldstreet. they vet investments that don't ride the stock market rollercoaster. - ooh. i think some of my gray hairs just reversed. - yeah. you're welcome. - [narrator] become an investor today. yieldstreet: private market investing. and it's easier than ever to get your projects done right. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're

mark zuckerberg lost tens of billions on paper, only the 20th richest man on the planet. i wonder if that affects their investment strategy if they want to hang onto what they have. >> of course it does. less money available for startups, zuckerberg knows that a 1-year treasury deals with 4% without any risk. that is a more difficult environment as far as obtaining the financial capital you need to get going. ivr ideas our way down. this here is moving along at a pace that is the lowest since 2008, that is incredible. what is happening then. >> there hasn't been much since then. and these higher rates means people are less willing to spend their money and how much it costs with the interest rate hike yesterday in the us government, $150 billion in cash,. neil: i compare it to real estate handwringing, but i don't see the problem we had back then for people providing mortgages sight unseen. but my point being this idea everything is going to be obliterated. and i just don't see it, >> the 2008, the subprime mortgages. and and that is the froth. >> you see who brought to ma

if you are looking for a vaccine, zuckerberg opens at 8:00 a.m.xperts are urgent all of us to get flu shots and coaster -- and covid boosters as soon as possible, even the same time. health officials are warning that this year could be especially bad because many of us have not been exposed to the flu over the past two years because of the pandemic. amazon's anti-trust fight. the attorney general of california filing a suit against the giant. reggie: jimmy kimmel's apology, what he is saying about this moment at the ms. drew: we see the cardi conditions -- we see partly cloudy conditions. here is future weather, we have morning cloud cover first thing. dense areas of fog this morning giving way to sunshine. we see temperatures climbing through the 60's around the bay shoreline. just like yesterday, today is another day where temperatures are slightly below average for this time of year. very comfortable away from the coast, only going into the 70's. today, enjoy the sunshine. 67 in the city, breezy this afternoon. 78 and a santa rosa eared tempera

we are filing today two complaints to the irs to issues complaints against three entities, that zuckerbergk 501(c)(3) organizations nonpartisan educational not allowed to he intervene in election not loud to participate two individuals public hired, david wrote book partisan book how to defeat president trump spent four hundred million dollars to be able to shape election give money to privatized local election offices people ring election had interest in democrats winning that is not allowed if legal nothing is illegal, what we're saying with vast history of irs weaponized against conservative groups is wrong this is wrong irs needs to take a look at it want it on radar we are not of the belief they are going to automatically pick this up we do believe there will be administration in a few years that will have an opportunity to look at this this should go away for entities, and deduction took should not be allowed. >> molly hemingway wrote a book from federal government how big tech affected election. >> no who hes next week next year republican congress in place putting pressure on irs g

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what this means for their investigation and potentially having mark zuckerberg testified. ♪ ♪ >> toddand math skills of our kids severely downgraded during the pandemic shut down peer that according to a new report of the department of education. this data showing the largest decline seen in over 50 years. average scores for students in 2022 decline five points in reading and seven points and math compared to 2020. that is the largest average decline since 1990 and the first ever score decline in math. republicans blaming democrats and teachers unions for extensive periods during the pandemic despite the low hospitalization rates among kids. but the white house is blaming or more president trump and republicans. listen to this. >> let's go back to where we were not too long ago when this president walked into this administration and how mismanage the pandemic, the response of the pandemic was. in less than six months, our schools went from 46% to open to nearly all of them being open to full-time peer that was the work of this president. in spite of republicans not voting for the amer

the hypocrisy, and revealing their communications with the fbi following the revelations to mark zuckerbergare directing the tech giant to be on the lookout for russian disinformation ahead of the 2020 election which prompted facebook to censor the very true and very accurate hunter biden laptop story with the rest of the media. here now with the reaction is senator ron johnson. before yourself, senator charles grassley, jim jordan, do you have a good estimate of about how many whistle-blowers have come forward? >> first off, we need to keep the use whistle-blowers identity protected, so i will not reveal anything about them, but i will say that he is probably in illegal order. federal government employees have every right to come forward and talk to congress and be afforded whistle-blower protection. and the fact that the attorney general would threaten them is literally jaw-dropping. so the good news is we do have people of integrity that are concerned about the credibility of their agency and are coming forward and starting to tell the truth. and that's the only way that you will restore

how broken is it what are you looking for for an inkling that perhaps zuckerberg is figuring it out >> two things, i want reels to make a major move here so we think about reels versus tiktok in a rivalry and then i want them to charge for what happens app they have to charge for something else than what they do it's just -- i know it sells at 15 times earnings and mark is doing his best with meta we need another revenue stream if they gave us what's app, they're doing good i check my feed say 5 times a day, no one is posting. >> your instagram or facebook food. >> i check my -- my wife tells me go watch your instagram >> you're not checking facebook, though, are you? >> no. just insta facebook not at all. >> so facebook or meta is the value megacap play. >> wow, yes, it is and mark zuckerberg, he has to say, look, let me tell you what we're doing in reels and it's going to pass. it's not just people posting tiktok on reels and we're going to charge for what's app and we're closer to making money on the meta than you realize. i'm going to see jenson wang i know he does a lot of work w

the vaccine clinic at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital will begin at administering those newly formulated covid-19 vaccines beginning next week. the new booster called a bivaillant shot includes protection against the original strain of the virus and two more infectious subvariants that are responsible for the majority of infections right now. health experts across the state say people should get used to getting a covid booster each year, much like a flu shot. >> i want to note that the flu shot you get every year is going to have four components. this new has two. >> reporter: the pfizer boosters are still available for people 12 years old and up. the moderna is available to anyone 18 or older. and now it doesn't matter how many shots or boosters someone may have had. >> we're moving away from all the confusion of saying second booster, third booster. and what we're saying is anyone who got their last shot, whether it was a primary series or your first or second booster is now eligible. >> reporter: instead, anyone 12 or older whose last covid shot was at least two months ago

put them into silicon valley where mark zuckerberg lives. put them into high an necessary port. put them into nantucket. put them into every rich, exclusive enclave. by the way i can think of no better place than martha's vineyard. if you actually believe the nonsense that these are asylum seekers and these are not. these are illegal immigrants coming here for jobs and benefits. martha's vineyard is the place we should set up tents, we should set up shelters and they should be there while they are waiting for their hearings. >> pete: i love what desantis and abbott say again and again we are not a sanctuary state we are sending these illegals to sanctuary states which profess to want this, to value, this to embrace it. yet, they don't because it's been hypocrisy from the start. stephen miller, thank you so much for your time. and i agree, every governor should be watching this and following this example. thank you. >> thank you. >> pete: you know it's bad when even cnn is trying to kick nancy pelosi to the curb. and, later, what ever is this? >> frog went to the score and got a

the package was a pelican style case, hard plastic, and inside virtual reality and mark zuckerberg.titude of agencies are involved here. >> fbi boston is offering its full support to our partners, especially with the boston police department, including the full resources of the joint terrorism task force, as well as our evidence response team and special agent bomb techs. >> the scene was declared safe last night, students are back on campus. no arrest at this point in type in the investigation, still really in the early stages. sandra. >> sandra: live from boston, thank you. >> john: parents in connecticut raising the alarm over a woke worksheet that was handed out by a high school teacher that included all the greatest hits. michael is a father of five, youngest is in middle school. michael, some of the words from the southerton high school worksheet, white privilege, marginization, social justice, latinx, safe space, you argue students should be taught reading, writing and areth me particular, but instead something quite different. >> actually, i can't hear him. >> michael, are y

but the note was talking about virtual reality, talking about universities, talking about mark zuckerbergwho, as you know, changed the facebook brand, you know, to meta to get deeper into the virtual reality world. the note is somewhat rambling and they're trying to work through the meaning of it. >> rambling and threatening? >> when you have a note attached to a bomb when you open it, the threat is implied. >> what i'm saying is a threat for more? a threat there could be more bombs after this? >> there is -- well, there is an indicator in the note that this is the beginning. when you look at the offender characteristics of a package bomber, usually there are -- they come in multiples. that's the yunibomber case. >> the bomb itself, what do we know about this device? >> this is what bomb squad people call a victim activated device. it is meant by the person who designed it to be activated when the victim opens it. typically in these cases they're packaged in such a way, it looks interesting and you want to open it. when the latches came up on the hard plastic case and the person from the

. >> jesse: oh, jean-pierre the binder lady and fauci have 20 days to hand over emails with zuckerberguffer the consequences and then we will be able to see the scope of the censorship that americans were subjected to which had nothing to do with science at all. senator rand paul of kentucky is a physician who joins us now. so, i think we are just going to see a mountain of communications from fauci, the white house, to zuckerberg to twitter and this is just the tip of the iceberg. what are you expecting? >> i think all of america should be appalled that america's doctor, the leading expert on covid and public health doesn't want to divulge information. doesn't want to divulge his communications with big tech. but it goes even beyond that the last time i had him in a hearing, we told him that through freedom of information we discovered that 193 nih scientists had taken -- no it was 1800 scientists had taken $193 million in royalties. and his response was not that i will look into it and reveal it. his response was by law we don't have to tell you which companies gave us how many royal

. >> mark zuckerberg already announced plans for layoffs. no such cutbacks by ucsf. the expanded staff and services to e peninsula. after 2.5 year delays, the primary and specialty care clinic celebrated celebrated the new facility with with an open house. >> we have a team of highly trained providers that provide t provide adult and pediatric car. pediatric care. some include cardiology gim neurology. also women's health. > >> there doing damage control ar joe biden mistakenly asked of the deceased congresswoman was present at the event. >> i think all of you here for including bipartisan officials e officials like senator braun and and senator booker and representative jackie? are you here k >> jackie will our ski was killd in a car crash in august. the house speaker ordered the capitl to fly flags at half staff. the press secretary had this explan. this explanation. >> he is going to see her family her family and just two days. she was on top of mind. >> i have john lennon in mind every day but i'm not looking for him. >> when you sign a bill for john john lennon

. >> mark zuckerberg already announcing plans for layoffs over the summer as the company shifts its focus to the meta-verse. > >> looking out to san francisco and the remote work resolution has changed how many of us do our jobs. some of the biggest companies are shifting strategies. it has had a huge impact on downtown san francisc. san francisco. that number is expected to soar in the next couple of years. some companies are leaving references go for good including zinga, the videogame maker is now in san m. san mateo. max darrow got a look look at what could be a model for a new hybrid future. >> right now, we are right over here in san mateo. >> reporter: he says hybrid work work is the present and future at zinga. the game developing company just relocated its headquarters from san francisco to a much smaller space in san mateo specifically designed for a hybrid work model. >> during covid, we recognized that there were some good components to it. >> reporter: stewart says it is now less dedicated to heads down down work. >> they all manage the days they they are in the office and it

>> i think something that mark zuckerberg is going to be focused on.ly looking at the comments today, this is something that he is going to want to take ownership of in a lot of ways. obviously, they will work with the facebook oversight board, but the board recommended, and implemented the suspension for certain period of time, so want the suspension is up, the question is whether a former president present on the platform could incite violence. that is what they are focused on. will his comments of a real- world impact that could be dangerous or negative? >> good question. julia, thanks so much for that. don't go away, we are back in just a moment. what? amazon has daily deals, so every day is a chance to meet the deal that catches your eye, that shakes your soul, that changes your destiny. i'm gonna go check on those tater tots. learn all the ways to save with amazon. this is evolving from gym to global media company. this is connecting your people and content in one place. this is the system you built to transform your business. this is how. airtab

congressman comer great to chat with you as always facebook obviously, is in the crosshairs, because mark zuckerbergon joe rogan podcast admitted he had communications with the fbi. should anybody else any other tech companies media companies be expecting a call from congressman comer with regard to any communications they may have had with the fbi. >>. >> you can sure bet twitter will receive the same type of request later on, they are two main social media platforms, this is a very serious, this has been a huge frustration, among conservatives for a o long time, that they were being unfairly censored on social media companies at the same time that terrorists were allowed to post things, answered liberals could post whatever they want about donald trump, maga republicans, so this is something that is not allowed. if you work for the government if you are getting paid by the american taxpayers you should not be spending your time demanding that social media platforms prohibit free speech on their platforms because you don't agree with that free speech, we believe that is violation of the hatch athtr

but did you see mark zuckerberg's little league baseball went for $105,000.d camp counselor had sign it. at week he had the the he had the forethought. when zuckerberg was a little to have him signed a baseball card. it's kind of signature on it. and old says it is like 75 pounds or something really small. >> but he hit 9.20 that year's the giants you consider signing up. >> oh, my gosh. so $100,000 for a little league card from when he was a kid. amazing. what do you're talking about hurricane because i know that when things go south and there's disasters and stuff, you always look at the money side. so what's going on with that? >> you know, last year i bought a new home and has a pool. and in december we had that crazy rain and it started to overflow. and i kind of like i got a little panicked. so watching the news yesterday, i got panicked again because like what overflows in comes into my home this year and i covered or not covered. so i say i'm what you call insurance company in and start asking some questions of what am i covered with earthquake. what