along with his 40th birthday today, mark zuckerberg has some other big fours to celebrate today.o his net worth just this year. over $140 billion over the past decade. he is now, as of today, the fourth richest person in the world, just behind elon musk. he would likely be celebrating today on his new yacht that he bought for his birthday called "launch pad," coincidentally is about 400 feet long. private jet and yacht tracking say both are off the coast of panama today accompanied by his backup yacht, the one that carries his helicopter, crew and electric surfboard he loves to show off on. it's a big turn-around for a guy who lost over $100 billion just in 2022. his net worth fell to $36 billion. his net worth today is $170 billion. he has ten homes in california along with the famous 1400-acre compound in hawaii that includes that underground bunker. and there's one more four we can all celebrate. their philanthropy has made over $4 billion in grants since it launched in 2015. >> the numbers are staggering. i don't know we've seen anything quite like it, robert. i mean, have we

four years earlier, mark zuckerberg made a i earlier, mark zuckerberg made a similar apology to congresses have gone far enough. today in the uk, ofcom published a new children safety code — a set of rules that will demand that they do more. on bbc breakfast, the ofcom boss promised parents that any company that breaks this code will be named and shamed. h0??? that breaks this code will be named and shamed-— that breaks this code will be named and shamed. ., , ., ,.,, ., and shamed. how will you impose and veri their and shamed. how will you impose and verify their age? _ and shamed. how will you impose and verify their age? pretty _ and shamed. how will you impose and verify their age? pretty much all - verify their age? pretty much all latforms verify their age? pretty much all platforms have _ verify their age? pretty much all platforms have a _ verify their age? pretty much all platforms have a minimum - verify their age? pretty much all platforms have a minimum age. verify their age? pretty much all. platforms have a minimum age of 13, but they're _ platforms have a minimum age of 1

zuckerberg. i share my feedback. ed: what was your feedback? vera: a learning about the need to protect the campaign against misinformation. first of all, i want to alert them is somewhat days before the election to explain why these selections are important. the people of the european union are deciding who will be among the 720 members of parliament who will have one of the first task to nominate the head of the commission and the head of the european commission is the person which has the full number which henry kissinger always wanted in eu. we don't want vladimir putin or some other hostile power's of metal this election. how to do this meddling? ed: where? you're going to meet with mr. zuckerberg there are 450 million people across the eu so they will use a meta-product. facebook, instagram, what's up. they have been issuing threat reports. and they argued that the industries current defenses in the context of malicious content or misinformation generated by ai, they believe they have sufficient tools. are you convinced of that? vera: the

we've all seen the dog and pony show that happens on capitol hill whenever mark zuckerberg and otheroperates you know, when they're challenged why they tonight have real age verification. from our perspective, enough is enough something has to change, and we are looking for accountability from this company, from its executives and, you know, yesterday's operation was, i think, conclusive proof that this is just, these platforms are not safe for children, and we need to start having a real conversation about how to change that. >> i don't know whether, if it's not that it's going to be somewhere else, and it's really -- law enforcement obviously needs to get involved. is there any place that is safe? besides meta i figure that -- you know, if meta were to stop it, these same individuals would just move to a different avenue of accomplishing the same thing >> well, listen. we are always in law enforcement challenged by moving from one sort of orientation to another when i started this 20 years ago, i was a prosecutor in this office in totally different systems. we had to really look in

cycle of producing food for oneself, while the masses, through the efforts of jobs, gates and other zuckerbergse passionate about new sneakers and gadgets, people who want to take over the world or those who defend the sovereignty of their states strive to own the most important material resources of the planet, the land and the gene pool of plants, they are our food, raw materials for industry and the production of medicines, because the same gates publicly invests in the development of computers, mobile phones and human food from beetles, he himself bought hundreds of hectares of fruit. plots and quietly became the largest landowner usa. and in parallel, he is also one of the sponsors of the repository, where samples of seeds of all edible plants on earth are collected. this cache was literally hollowed out in the rock of the norwegian island of spitsbergen, 1,100 km from the north pole. in it, at a depth of 120 m. more than a million seed samples are hidden in four-layer envelopes made of polyethylene and aluminum, in case of nuclear war or a global flood. various countries dump them there,

mark zuckerberg put four million dollars priming the pump.ren't to electioneering, mostly in swing states and democratic districts to drag joe biden over the finish line where the entire 2020 election was decided by 48,000 votes. 28 states banded mark zuckerberg. joe biden came in with executive order 10409, that executive order, incentivises agencies of the federal government, brac brac, of the federal government to go out to get and collect ballots to register voters, take them off their mission say health and human services working with people, to help them with their health care needs or any other child care needs, anything we do with health and human services. now they will be focused on getting ballots in the box which is how the democrats are going to try to win this election because president trump is winning across the board in just about every swing state and across the country in general polls. that is election earring. that violates the hatch act. taking federal employees, especially under the executive branch and getting them to

originally said he wanted for the platform >> yeah, i mean, what is interesting here is mark zuckerberglity, and while we have seen these additional components come to play like reels, there are two new stats out from facebook just today that really indicate how this platform facebook is a utility. they use marketplace, where people go to buy and -- >> love marketplace. >> they see it as their go to destination. and more than 1.8 billion users engage in facebook groups every month. we talk about maintaining your social network, but groups are also maintaining your community. those two factors really speak to what we're talking about here, this being a utility. >> my wife is on facebook marketplace, selling stuff most of the time, cleaning closets, giving her all the shoes i gave her that i don't like. thank you. >> i wish we wore the same size. probably twice as big. >>> after the break, key bank is bullish on mcdonald's, specifically pointing to its efforts to close the affordability gap. is that enough to convince investors? we'll trade that in three stock lunch. as we head to break,

and today, supervisor asha saffy joined with essential workers right outside of zuckerberg san franciscosing a ballot measure that would provide 911 operators with the same retirement benefits as other first responders in the city, and would allow full time registered nurses to apply up to three years, worked as temporary nurses for retirement credits. the plan is meant to help improve recruitment and retention. >> for years they have relied on temporary nurses paid additional money and not encourage and allow those nurses in a really aggressive way to become full time registered nurses. >> now, the measure will have to be approved by the board of supervisors before it can be placed on the november ballot. safai is also on the ballot, running for mayor against incumbent london breed in a field that includes former supervisor mark farrell, philanthropist daniel lurie and supervisor aaron peskin. bottlerock is due to kick off this weekend. coming up, the big celebrity names expected to attend and perform. and then later tonight, coming up on the 10:00 news, a bill to equip new cars here in

they include public health facilities such as zuckerberg, san francisco general shelter and housing for homeless families, street safety and road repaving, and public space and park improvements. if this is approved by the maud by the board, the measure will then go on the november ballot. staying in san francisco tonight. and boy, it was a dramatic scene in the richmond district today. police say two robbery suspects were detained after crashing their car right into an apartment building. a crystal bailey joins us now with more on this dramatic end to a crime. crystal >> well, heather, the damage left behind was pretty extensive when a car slammed into someone's home. people who lived there hearing a loud crash and feeling the building shake. police say it stemmed from a violent robbery turned hit and run. it all started when police were called to a mugging at the corner of balboa street and 26th avenue at around 1030 tuesday morning. >> they threw a woman down, took her, took her bag, and then that they jumped in the car. and then we're running away. and the cops saw them. >> police s

look at mark zuckerberg, jeff bezos, elon musk. you can't trust these [bleep] nerds!on't think that's an appropriate term. >> what, [bleep] or nerds? because what else do you call a bunch of weirdos who spend all day on computers and don't know how to act around women? >> michael: i mean, i call them socially awkward... shy... introverted... >> nerds! nerds! [bleep] nerds! and nerds used to know their place. they knew the rules. don't act weird, don't make eye contact, don't bring up "star trek." just keep your head down and get a job at nasa or hosting a show on msnbc. and it worked. nature was in balance. but at some point, we decided bullying was mean because nerds had feelings. and then we started treating them with respect, and that was a mistake. >> michael: ronny, doesn't everyone deserve respect? >> i swear to god, michael, you sound like such a [bleep] nerd. don't you understand? we gave them too much power, and look at what happened! they took over our financial system, and now it's full of crypto. we let them build the tech industry, and now we're all menta

and may have recently been released from zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, just a few blocks away from that market. today. she pleaded not guilty. she is due back in court at the end of the month. we're continuing to follow some developing news happening in sacramento. lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis now confirming that a suspicious package delivered to a government building this afternoon did not contain anthrax. that package contained a threat, though, saying that it contained anthrax. all staff and senators were asked to leave the government building. kounalakis is in san francisco and was not part of the evacuation. governor newsom is currently in italy. it's not clear just how many people were inside that building in the south bay today. santa clara valley medical center was the site of a simulated mass casualty event as part of a practice drill, first responders were tasked with reacting to an explosion at a major sporting event. emergency workers wore hazardous materials suits for decontamination, a triage station was also set up as nursing students took on the ro

they include public health facilities such as zuckerberg, san francisco general shelter and housing forfamilies, street safety and road repaving. also public space and park improvements. now, if approved by the board, the measure would go onto the november ballot. >> all right, well, a nice day around the bay area today, but a little change might be on the way. let's check in with our chief meteorologist, bill martin for the latest on that. so it's going to cool down. >> yeah it's going to cool down and then warm up. just a touch. it's just these subtle changes julie, that are going to be with us pretty much all all this week. so as we go into the next couple of days, be prepared for more of these. these were the highs from today. the highs tomorrow will be just like these. maybe a degree or two warmer. there's much fog out there right now and it's going to do what it did this morning. that means push its way into most likely your neighborhood. i think all nine bay area counties are going to have some cloud cover tomorrow morning like we did this morning. it'll burn off quickly inland,

the nurses work at places including zuckerberg general laguna honda, the county jail and several city and county clinics, all tied to the department of public health. union represents more than 2000 workers, and leaders say contract talks are ongoing, but the current contract expires at the end of june, and the issue center around a number of things , including staffing. the department of public health has moved more and more towards hiring contracted registry staff, who come for short periods of time. they're paid a very large premium, and they take all of those wages directly out of the city and contribute them in other economies. so it's not fiscally responsible. it's also not clinically responsible. we know from the research that that that when you have a the more continuity you have on a care team, the better the patient outcomes, the department of public health promised us a response yesterday, but we never received one. they recently told the examiner that they are encouraged by recent progress in hiring new nurses, with 166 new hires since december and another 50 planned by th

but now, the place that once served notable diners like mark zuckerberg, jerry rice, even chelsea clinton will close for good on sunday night. so they're spending this last weekend celebrating their past and their community in palo alto, ian cull. nbc bay area news san francisco wants more tourists from china. and to make that happen, california is courting social media influencers from that country. nonprofit visit california sponsored the first trip for an influencer this month. focus was food and wine. agency has also sponsored three other influencers covering covering culture, lifestyle and road trips. this comes with a recent report that shows san francisco is lagging behind in tourism. leaders say that's because tourism from china hasn't yet recovered since the pandemic. up next, one of san francisco's most iconic skyscrapers is getting a major revamp. we're going to get an exclusive look at the changes coming to the transamerica pyramid, plus the excitement over the nba's new team growing. how many people are putting down season ticket deposits for the golden state valkyries? i'm c

its sichuan, hunan and taiwanese dishes and they've had some notable diners in the past like mark zuckerberg, jerry rice, even chelsea clinton. but for many people in there today, it was somewhere they'd host clients or take their families out to eat for celebrations. for years is just like a family. you come here, you are just not walking to the restaurant. you are walking to a mammoth place that she cooks something so special and that you cannot find anywhere in the bay area. there was a whole group of colleagues right there to around a long big round table there too. but the family says they hope to do some sort of maybe takeout or catering from a different location, but nothing is set in stone. you'll hear more from them coming up tonight at six. okay sad to see them go. thanks so much, ian. we've got a new outlook for the summer. vianey arana rejoins us with what we can expect over these next few months and what it means for our climate in crisis. also san francisco's plan to bring giant pandas to the zoo may have hit a snag. the committee putting up a new hurdle. but before we head to

hour, san francisco supervisor asha saffy joined nurses, 911 operators and union leaders outside zuckerberg san francisco general hospital to push for two changes to san francisco's charter to address critical worker shortages. i reviewed a draft of the proposal that will be filed with the clerk later today, ahead of the supervisors meeting. one proposed charter amendment would allow san francisco department of public health to offer nurses retirement credits as an incentive for filling vacancies, which supervisors say would be a cost saving over hiring traveling nurses. the other proposed amendment would also roll 911 workers from their current pension into a better pension in order to make that job more appealing to applicants for them. nurses are paid almost time and a half, but they're not afforded the benefits that full time nurses are. so when you really cost it out, when you think about the amount of money that the city is spending, paying for a contract temporary and not full time nurses and keeping all of these positions empty, it's going to end up saving the system money. now, thi

he joined nurses, 911 operators and union leaders at zuckerberg general hospital today to talk aboutit. ideas to change the city's charter with two new amendments. the first would offer nurses retirement credits as an incentive. the second would give 911 workers a better pension to make the job more appealing. they stated the city desperately needs a change. we're coming together to put forward a common sense charter amendment that will encourage more nurses. we will fill those vacancies. it's going to encourage more 911 call operators to be part of our system, to fill those vacancies so we can have a better service delivery system in the city and county of san francisco. so supporters are going to file the proposed amendments today. and if they are approved, you will see them on the november ballot. okay. the heat is rising and it is bringing out the coyotes. the warning this afternoon for everyone visiting parks in the east bay, plus the world's coral reefs are in trouble. colorful creatures are turning bone white. vienna is going to be joining us with what's causing it. before we

zuckerberg don't have any intention of dedicating the kinds of resources necessary to making sure thatorms are safe. if they could make this safe on their own, they would have done it by now. >> reporter: the arrest come after our exclusive reporting last december revealing new mexico's separate civil lawsuit against meta regarding child exploitation. in a statement, meta, the parent company of facebook, says child exploitation is a horrific crime, and we've spent years building technology to combat it. the company says it uses sophisticated technology and experts, reporting content to the national center for missing and exploited children. that organization received 36.2 million reports of suspected child sexual exploitation online in 2023 alone. >> we could have a child in new mexico, or anywhere >>> a former translator for baseball superstar shohei ohtani has agreed to plead guilty to illegally transferring $17 million out of ohtani's account. the justice department says he'll plead guilty to bank fraud and an additional tax charge. investigators say in 2021, ohtani's translator sta

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not a wild boar pig, okay, i ’ll go and look for a suitable place for pitching, but you know in zuckerberg. how's the cat? basket, basket, basket, basket, basque, basket, basket, and we'll look after the mushrooms, and you run, run, go, go, oop, speck, speck, speck, here's the therapist, you always have to clean up after him, but they took it to the market, wow! don’t talk, you’re a corpse, you see he’s scared. sunstroke, we help, help, give it up, give it up already, give it up. yeah, we 're saving sunstroke, saving the guy, yeah reanimation, okay, yes, yeah, reanimation, reanimation, reanimation, that's reanimation, exactly, oh, reanimation, okay, okay, yeah, because our state, our state, it, it cares, cares, about our healthcare, where are you going to live after the wedding, i haven’t thought about it yet, and in general i haven’t decided about the wedding yet. he you really like him, if you like him, then i do too, yes, you said that for you the ideal man should be strong, brave, courageous, i don’t even doubt that he is like that.

zuckerberg don't have any intention of dedicating the kinds of resources necessary to making sure that make this safe on their own, they would have done it by now. >> reporter: the arrest come after our exclusive reporting last december revealing new mexico's separate civil lawsuit against meta regarding child exploitation. in a statement, meta, the parent company of facebook from us as child exploitation is a horrific crime and we have spent years building technology to combat i. the company says it uses sophisticated technology and experts reporting content to the national center for missing and exploited children. that organization received 36.2 million reports of suspected child sexual exploitation online in 2023 alone. >> we could have a child in new mexico, or anywhere in america, lured by one of these monsters. >> reporter: jo ling kent, cbs news. >> norah: our "heart of america" is next. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by up devo plus year void. find out more at updevo.com. first treatment. scot immunotherapies work with your immune system

notable diners include mark zuckerberg, jerry rice, chelsea clinton. owners say inflation, the rising cost of food and high rent are the main reasons they're shutting down. but also, they say the kids that their mother is getting older and she is working too much. so it's time to take a rest. family immigrated from taiwan in the late 80s. the restaurant has been mom's passion the entire time, so you can see that we kind of grew up here, and the restaurant is like a part of our life. yeah, so it's a really memorable place. and it's been really emotional to see the closure. jingjing almost closed during covid, but the family did decide to keep it open and serve the community while donating food to seniors and local hospital workers. all right, the giants lose one of their young stars to an injury. could they rebound against the colorado colorado rockies, though? highlights next in sports . on this magical day, i vow that you will always be the most important. my brothers. the most important. it's a good time. absolutely. we'll make sure you get the best

one was mark zuckerberg who had this exchange.ndustry leading tools to find harmful... to make money. ..take it off the services... to make money. and to build tools that empower parents. but to many politicians in washington, it's not enough to rely on the tech firms. they're seeking to do more with the kids 0nline safety act. among many provisions, it wants to ensure that platforms are required to enable the strongest privacy settings for kids by default, as well as creating a duty for online platforms to prevent and mitigate specific dangers to minors. and while this act has bipartisan support, it's not law, yet. many hurdles remain. not least, as one analyst says, this bill still rests on the premise that there's a consensus around the types of content and design features that cause harm. there isn't, they add. and if the us is considering legislation to keep children safe online, the eu is already acting. it is really the time now for europe for us to set our own rules. we will make the online environment saferfor everyone in

so the idea that it's mark zuckerberg and base those sitting in their garage as private entrepreneurs is b s. they're active agents of a government that wants to shut you up. and the society that loves the scrum loves the pitch for and towards pre gauge. they loved to shut you down, got e mail huge. they love it because they're a bunch of mean girls and they just loved the crushed people use because they just do well, i think there's also more to the driver if you're wine on a lot of the points, right. but i think there's also more to it tomorrow because i think there's a bigger purpose, a bigger narrative, a bit bigger agenda. that's even not even about making money for a lot of these, this. their purpose is they want everybody to be directed into one narrative. and if you don't agree with that narrative, then your voice should be silent. yeah. with, with technology and social media. i mean that's basically what the internet is, right? i mean, whether you had radio with the tv initially you were able to corral people within a very specific bundle. in regards to the point of view and

it is still zuckerberg's name -- gain.f you think about the past few weeks and what we learned then how we digested it, is it if to say that was an overreaction? sarah: it is not necessarily an overreaction. you can be the biggest falling icicle. the reality is that there is a huge question mark about these business models. not right now or in two years but five years and beyond, with gdpr and the ability to track and target ads, with the landscape changing, what does it look like for these companies? i do not think we have an answer to that. katie: we should talk about hoover. hoover reporting earnings -- uber. uber reporting earnings. you describe yourself as a reluctant uber bull. how are you feeling now? sarah: not ratio is so high. this is a company that you feel kind of bad routing for, but the reality is that mike any other name on the street, i genuinely do not know what i would do if i woke up tomorrow and uber did not exist. if cannot --uber cannot make it work, then competitors cannot either. we do not have grea

this is where mark zuckerberg puts $419 billion in two priming the pump.money to go to ppe during the pandemic collection. 92% of it went mostly in the swing states are mostly democratic districts to make sure they can drag joe biden over the finish line. the entire election was decided by 44,000 votes. now we are trying to do it on the federal level. coming in with the executive order. the massive bureaucracy that we see this federal government to actually go out and get and collect ballots to registered voters to take them off their mission of health and human services working with people to help them with their healthcare needs or the child care needs. any of those things we do at health and human services. now they will be focused on getting ballots in the box which is how democrats will try to win this election because president trump is wending across the board in just about every swing state and across the country and the general poles. that his electioneering. it is taking federal employees, especially under the executive branch and getting them to

companies came to washington and were dressed down universally across the aisle, so much so mark zuckerberg was compelled to apologize to grieving parents in the room. it was a rare moment of bipartisanship, a glimmer of hope there is possibility to do stuff with both parties. and that is best demonstrated by the kids online safety act which has 67 co-sponsors in the senate, just introduced in the house this weekend, something we have been working on very intensely. while we care about the future of our kids and the health of their mental state and so much more, it has profound effects for democracy and what we're talking about as well. my question, we'll start with congressman gephardt. outside of the immediate impact on our children and safety, why is kosa so important for our broader tech reform effort and how can it have a bigger impact on our information environment and democracy? mr. gephardt: we need a win. we have not had a win since the beginning of social media. they run the show. they have got all of the money. we have not had a win. we believe that kosa can be passed this year a

through the infrastructure law millions more are comes from bill gates' breakthrough, and the tran-zuckerbergative. >> how much energy does it use carbon to reduce arbon. >> reporter: in this caddy it gets it is energy from geothermal if you see that lamb plume of smoke, that's steam coming from a geothermal energy plant. there are massive pipes that one all the way up here into this plant. it's powered with renewable energy in ice land here, we're basically standing on top of a volcano this could use renewable energy, like solar or wind other even geotherm up in the upper midwest, and they're starting in louisiana. >>> coming up, three more names on deck, speaking of reporting we've got earning, including this name, which our trader says high is trapped with a massive declining asset. oh, yes, that mystery chart answer and "earnings exchange" is next. that's why at fisher investments we start by getting to know each other. so i can learn about your family, lifestyle, goals and needs, allowing us to tailor your portfolio. (wife) what about commission-based products? (fisher investments) we do

infrastructure law millions more coming from the funds like bill gates energy capital project and the chan-zuckerbergtion when you add in the supply chain to the technology, he said once scaled, this could be a $1 trillion frank. >> diana, very interesting story. you saw the big companies involved with this company we know that this plan is designed to fight climate change how is it being powered? >> reporter: interesting you should ask, frank. if you look over there, that puff of smoke is geothermal. there are massive pipes pumping in the geothermal energy that is hot steam coming into the plant and converted to energy to run the facility it is easy to have geothermal in iceland because we're standing on a volcano, frank. >> i wondered why the facility is in iceland. diana, thank you stay warm. it looks cold there. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," optimism on airbnb after the earnings pull back we'll be right back after this break. investment bankers. doctors. business leaders. we see your ambition. your desire to succeed. which is why we are investing in your future. ...empowering the next ge

maureen if i were mark : zuckerberg, i would have been asking a lot of questions. and one last observation as long as we're on this subject. when i look at the plaintiffs that are suing meta, most of them have been sued themselves for poor child welfare outcomes, several of them horrendous child welfare outcomes. so any suggestion that these individual state claims against meta are somehow on the moral high ground with respect to outcomes for children, don't make me laugh. at the end of the day we really need to sort of refocus this conversation, and look at what's really going on here and work with the tech companies, because anger is not a strategy, conflict is not a strategy, whatever's going on right now is not working and certainly not helping kids. >> great. i would say my framing of the problem, fair play and our fellow advocates, the incentives are such that these platforms are using kids' data, and designing user interfaces in a way that's meant to extend their time online, expose them to advertising, and give the platform's access to more data in order to

this shocking report, a suspected isis terrorist from zuckerberg beck stan crossed the u.s. border into arizona. how did he get to live freely inside the u.s. for nearly two years? we have 13 house democrats joining another gop resolution denouncing biden's open border policies. and the media fact checked and basically fact checked nancy pelosi's overstated claim on job growth under biden. we're going to take that on and what trump, his performance there. also, the president wants to raise everybody's taxes next year if he gets reelected getting rid of the trump tax cuts. we'll talk to greg steube about what that means for small businesses and you. house democrats launch a new offensive against big oil, but we got more sounds from republican senator john kennedy exposing climate activists abusive attacks. plus, former congressional investigator tesla and meta dewey, former president trump -- sam dewey and blasting former president trump for a gag order saying 14 violations and legal pros asking can da bragg win his case against trump with all of the conflicts of interest inv

. >> and if you go back and read it just mark zuckerberg. the fact of the compression going on with these harsh language models. they are going to the basis of llamma 1, all the way up to llama 5 where it used to be whenever it was per talking to train these things. the cost curve is being bent so rapidly. it is going to be ubiquitous on all attacks. >> as you have been adding for full disclosure but adding to your microsoft and adding to meta-. adding to amd. but also a believer in the broadening story? >> yes. they're going to be second derivatives and third derivatives of all of this. microsoft is the biggest. the growth rate is crazy. they're in the right place. back in 2003, aws was already experimenting with a large language models. and getting cheaper deliveries within amazon with a cheaper and faster deliveries. they been doing that for a while. aws is only going to generate more and more revenue. but the free class flow with $100 billion in free cash flow. in terms of ai names are the cheapest. that is one of our biggest holdings al

sam altman and tim cook and meta ceo mark zuckerberg later this afternoon.e is stopping at the hoover institute at stanford university where he met with former secretary of state condoleezza rice. look at what he posted on social media. no comments from any of the companies over what was discuss in the meetings. we know enough about milei to see why he is embraced by the silicon valley. he is a libertarian and was recently reelected. silicon valley is well known for the libertarian culture. he is promised to open up economic activity in the country after years of isolationist policies. you can't buy an iphone in argentina because of the law that says electronics say electronics have to be made there. he tries to turn argentina into the main tech hub in south america. many of the large tech companies are in the middle of global i investments with a.i. and building data centers all over the world and looking for fresh talent. what is the investment milei wants, frank. >> pictures with tim cook? >> he is retweeting all of his followers who are retweeting. >> it

i think zuckerberg said on the call last week we want to be the world's leading ai company.y? stephanie: i think they have an incredible advantage and not just because of the capital they are willing to pour into play but also because of the entire treasure trove data they hold. all of this proprietary content that they can really use to train their models. one of the things i am excited to see them enter the scene with this year is a new generative video foundation model similar to what we saw with sora in openai. the most powerful thing they unlocked was the methodology from building largely with models and digital intelligence works. you take a diffusion transformer model and scale it with enough video data and meta has a wonderful advantage given the treasure trove of content they have. what they are doing with mama three is game changing -- lana three is game changing. it sells no startups lowering the startups lowering the cost for a thriving ecosystem with many winners. caroline: come back when you have more you can announced in that thriving ecosystem. a fantastic ti

host: by the way on that mark zuckerberg testimony and other social media ceos,f you want to go back watch those hearings you c do it at c-span.org. just type in mark zuckerberg in the search bar in the top right corner and you will come up on that page and you can click on every time that he has testified and watch it in its entirety and decide for yourself. mike in florida. good morning. caller: good morning gentlemen. my comment is just a comment, i am not an expert in this. but, to me what i am seeing is that we know that a lot of children, that is how they communicate through social media. and i believe that there is an information war going on. and when i look at tiktok and there were 120 million people on that platform, it seems like that platform was attacked. and that congress, and the people in power are trying to find a way to counterbalance that so that they can control information. and what you see and read and stuff like that. i agree with you, there needs to be some regulation. but i would like to see what are they going to regulate? are they going to go after the comp

so quick we're having to think so fast about how this plays out thus, my research, quoting mark zuckerbergpower pant 1,000 megawatt, giga watt power plant just to feed it. interviewer points out amazon just did that. did a deal for 93 a megawatts o power to feed the big data turning our attention towards energy whether or not that's relevant to trump, i just avoided the question. >> nicely done, sir! >> well, thanks for coming in. good to see you. >>> still to come, six months later, advisor still not cozying up to crypto why bitcoin etfs have seen a historic launch but not everyone is clamoring to get in. >>> celebrate ing at at nhpi month. >>> when i grew up as a kid i didn't read into being asian i grew up in a predominant he white school, why friends. fast-forward today i have two boys a quarter asian. less asian than me and you would think they are fully japanese the way they show up every day they embrace it. part of who they are so proud of the fact they share some of that culture i think that is a very good representation of the generation that's growing up. (vo) what does it mean

. >> i remember when mark zuckerberg tried to buy you and you said absolutely not.elle: that is the snap ceo speaking in san francisco about ai, the applications of course for everyday users. speaking as well about the interest rate environment and a possible tiktok ban in the u.s. bloomberg subscribers can continue watching it and you can find the big diary entries coming up today and later this week as well as some of the events you may have missed earlier. the tliv blog is well underway. let's shift to china because president xi jinping has secure his support for his pushback against u.s. and you -- e.u. claims of overcapacity. stephen engle, hungary has always or traditionally had quite a fractious relationship with others in the e.u. so how important is this for china's ambitions in the region? stephen: it comes at a time of rising trade friction, if you will, with brussels. ursula von der leyen has been very outspoken against chinese overcapacity issues and the potential dumping of ev's and other green products in the european market and again, there's this in

. >> mark zuckerberg is responsible for this. the med executives are responsible for this. what we are able to as law enforcement professionals to try and safeguard the community, ultimately, it is their response ability to make sure that the products they are putting out into the world are safe. for everyone use. >> the attorney general said the alleged sexual predators approached avatars set up online by authorities that initiated sexual conversations. two of the three men were arrested at a hotel six where they thought we were meeting up with children. new mexico sued mehta in december alleging that the company proactively served and directed the underage users. a stream of egregious sexually! the images even when the child has expressed no interest in this content and enabled dozens of adults find in contact children for sexual purposes. >> a spokesperson from meta has not responded to our request for comment. >> if i'm not mistaken, haven't they taken against meta in general? >> this is an ongoing lawsuit. we will see how they are able to resolve this issue. what they

are continuing to spend on ai, maybe one of the lessons from the medic conference call where mark zuckerbergnumbers and others talking about the need to spend but also the need to monetize quickly on that spending, that seemed to resonate with the street. amazon is getting a lot of checkmarks from the wall street community so far. sonali: we thank you so much for your time. we have to leave it there for now because we have an ipo opening, the largest of the year. viking cruise line has gone public. let's discuss it with abigail doolittle because we are looking at a bit of a pop, opening at $26.15 and the ipo was $24. where do we stand? abigail: it's a healthy ipo so far considering its price of the high end of the range and that was above that. it has a market value of $10.4 billion. the ceo says this is the cruise line for the thinking person, not the drinking person. they create these cruise lines for the intellectual person and they are kid free and that's where you will see the ads on pbs about $55 with a fair amount of money. it seems like it's a successful ipo and shows the markets are

but mark zuckerberg does not drive the phone to your house and install whatsapp on your device.rent. to go into a situation, don't get me wrong, i am a parent, i know the complexities of this, to suddenly go into a situation where you say it is the fault of the tech companies, that is parents washing their hands of a tricky set of conversations they have to have. ofcom have said, i will quote them, in some cases it will mean preventing children from accessing the entire site or app. it might mean age restricting part of their site to adults only access. you would say that whatsapp would be an example of that?— would say that whatsapp would be an example of that? whatsapp is now 13. the ace example of that? whatsapp is now 13. the age limit — example of that? whatsapp is now 13. the age limit has _ example of that? whatsapp is now 13. the age limit hasjust _ example of that? whatsapp is now 13. the age limit hasjust changed. - example of that? whatsapp is now 13. the age limit hasjust changed. 56% l the age limit has just changed. 56% of 8-16 the age limit has just changed. 56% o