later will take an in-depth look at facebook and the hidden value inside the controversial company. we begin as always with what we think are the three most important things investors ought to think about right now. the s&p 500 picked up the second quarter closing 4000 for the first time tech stocks also gain given a first boost of the year the market is cooling as investors become more discerning of what to expect the weeks ahead. some of the loss with investors a bitcoin and bonnie is on the rise, the decline in gold may have crated opportunities, then love is, curled the louche and jack how, carlton, s&p 4000, into it with a 666, that is quite a run, what keeps moving the market higher. >> right now were seen the unloved stocks from 2020 gaining share, we sell energy, financial, industrial gaining in the first quarter of the year and were getting good economic data if you looked at the manufacturing. that we got on thursday highest that we seen in 40 years if we continue to see those numbers we can see the market continue to grow. jack: firing on all cylinders you mentioned the c

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, carl will you go on facebook? for example? >> i deleted facebook a long time ago, actually we did experiment with twitter spaces >> spaces, right. >> twitter spaces last weekend to help promote the new show, which i thought was actually a nicely designed tool got to play around with it more. to your point, kara. so many different things available. we only understand them better with your help. >> can i tell youone thing one thing, i wouldn't go on facebook, because rime worried about them owning my data. a good example anyone who can make the case it's my data and my audience and not theirs, that would be really interesting. to me. that would be much more interesting. >> kara, great stuff >> thank you. >> appreciate it very much see you soon. >> all right bye. >>> carl, another one of those twitter spaces get to today's crowd source. ceo of gamestop, if you haven't heard, stepping down that has the stock up 11% and got us thinking. who's announcement as the next ceo would give gamestop share, the biggest pop? who

recall that facebook has th ththese facebook glasses they said they'll make, they haven't given a time frame we think it's 2025 to answer your question about facebook and what to do with all of this, the near term is going to be really strong. i think outside of this year it still begs a question around innovation, perhaps it is around the metaverse and augmented and virtual reality. we'll hear a lot more about that i think i would view that there's a better way to address that investment opportunity through apple but undoubtedly i think facebook is going to get some benefit to that. >> imagine if you had a facebook that operated for the metaverse and you sold ads in the metaverse. it is mind blowing what you can think of facebook could do operating in the metaverse for apple, gene, what do you think of the quarter what does tim cook need to say in order to get investors to say you know what, it deserves the valuation and deserves even a richer one. >> yeah, i have a different view than the traders on the valuation. i actually think it's kind of more at the lower end. i understand that

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that militia fate was reportedly flagged as for 55 times to facebook facebook found the page did not violate sub standards so it was left up. the response to mr. zuckerberg's hearing was it was a mistake, certainly an issue we are debriefing and figuring out to do better. unfortunately, it's clear they didn't forget how to do better with the enough. not even two months later, a mob of domestic terrorists and violent extremists storms this capitol building january 6. fueled by lies in conspiracy theories claiming the election had been stolen from the former president. while the efforts to overturn the election were ultimately unsuccessful, the trauma of the harrowing day lingers on. after january 6, rampant hate and misinformation on social media platforms has never been clear. we need social media companies to finally take reelection to address the abuse of misuse on the platforms and the role algorithms play and amplify. i look forward to hearing from witnesses and hopeful this subcommittee can accomplish chairman coons leadership and what we are expecting for the opportunity for th

>> we know facebook is weathering the storm. facebook got stronger in 2020. as a result of the pandemic. it is now verging on almost a quarter of the worldwide digital ad market. we know based on the q1 results that facebook has continued to benefit from the pandemic with ad revenue up 46% year-over-year. user gains as well. not as strong as the ad revenue growth has been. again, it is hard to keep seeing this quarter after quarter, but they keep beating expectations and it is pretty remarkable. emily: and yet they say there are headwinds coming weathered as regulatory changes or put form changes or changes apple has made to its operating system that could impact ad tracking capabilities across the web. what do we know about how that will impact facebook at how it is impacting facebook so far? >> one thing we know is facebook ready much always says every quarter there are headwinds. and they seem to be those headwinds almost every quarter. you have to take that starting with a grain of salt. that said, i do think what is going on with apple with the challenge

that militia fate was reportedly flagged as for 55 times to facebook facebook found the page did not violate sub standards so it was left up. the response to mr. zuckerberg's hearing was it was a mistake, certainly an issue we are debriefing and figuring out to do better. unfortunately, it's clear they didn't forget how to do better with the enough. not even two months later, a mob of domestic terrorists and violent extremists storms this capitol building january 6. fueled by lies in conspiracy theories claiming the election had been stolen from the former president. while the efforts to overturn the election were ultimately unsuccessful, the trauma of the harrowing day lingers on. after january 6, rampant hate and misinformation on social media platforms has never been clear. we need social media companies to finally take reelection to address the abuse of misuse on the platforms and the role algorithms play and amplify. i look forward to hearing from witnesses and hopeful this subcommittee can accomplish chairman coons leadership and what we are expecting for the opportunity for th

on facebook you can set up a facebook page or instagram profile in minutes. we focused on helping small businesses get online and stay online. we trained 100 million small businesses since 2020. we gave at $100 million when coronavirus first hit. it was the cities we call home. detroit was certainly a big part of that. >> one thing facebook also did was creative programming for black-owned to small businesses. steve mentioned the black business minute. we highlight black businesses three times a week and the reason why i started that is because 40% to 50% of black-owned businesses will not survive. talk about the programs you created for those that throw them a lifeline and why you wanted to do that. >> you are exactly right. black-owned to small businesses have been closing two times the rate of other small businesses. those are black-owned businesses that serve communities of color. in addition to the $100 million grant program when corona started we did an additional $100 million for black-owned to small businesses, creators nonprofits in the u.s. alone. o

building where using the facebook systems i have a facebook id i have a documents for facebook that i have to sign it's you working for facebook but there's a gap i think and it's just to protect facebook legally i think most of my work was related to content moderation so i was just looking at pornography. or. material content that people have reported as pornography so mostly naked ladies it was a very nice my 1st month was a very pleasant month of work but then you would see some disgusting animal sex or children or something occasionally so it was a little bit of a shock and then later the priority for the u.k. team is hate speech bullying threats of violence you know nasty nasty stuff and i would spend 6 hours reading arguments between people or complaints about muslims or black people or english people or french people just nasty awful stuff all day. so when i started the job i was i was kind of excited i'm saving the world i'm here to protect the people who use facebook from bad actors this is the name we have people whose actions are bad so you would just review the content

but on facebook, you can set up a facebook page or an instagram business profile. in minutes you how to do and it is free. that is what small businesses did. we focused on helping small businesses get online. we focused on giving training. we train 100 small businesses since 2020 alone. we have trained a million small business women through our business. we focused on giving support. we gave out $100 million in grants when coronavirus first hit, 40% was for the united states. it was the cities we call home, where our employees are that are part of our immunity. in detroit was certainly a big part of that. vickie: one thing that facebook did was create programs to assist with black small businesses. steve mentioned the black business minute. we highlight lack businesses three times a week. reason why i started that is because i heard statistics said 40% to 50% of black owned businesses will not survive the pandemic. so talk about the programs you created for those to help throw them a lifeline and why you wanted to do that. sheryl: you are exactly right. black-owned

but on facebook, you can set up a facebook page or instagram business profile in minutes. you already know how to do. it and it's free. that's what we saw small businesses do. we focused on helping them get online and stay online. we focused on training. we trained 100 million small businesses since 2020 alone. we've trained 1 million women through our she means business. we really focused on giving support to keep the lights on. we give it 100 million dollars in grants when coronavirus first hit. 40% of that was for the united states. it was the cities where our people are. detroit was a big part of that. >> one thing facebook also did was create programs to assist black owned small businesses. steve mentioned the black business minute. we highlight black businesses three times a week. the reason i started that is because i heard statistics that said 40 to 50% of black owned small businesses will not survive the pandemic. talk about the programs you created for those to help throw them a lifeline and why you wanted to do that? >> you are exactly right. black owned small b

that militia page was flagged at least 455 times to facebook, however facebook found the page did not violate its standards, so it was left up. the response from mr. zuckerberg at the hearing was "it was a mistake. it was certainly an issue and we are debriefing and figuring out how to do better. -- how to do better." not even two months later a mob of domestic terrorist and violent extremists storm this capitol building in the january 6 coup attempt, fueled by a conspiracy theories that claimed the election had been stolen from donald trump. while the efforts to overturn the free and fair election were unsuccessful, the trauma of the day lingers on. after january 6 the consequences of rampant hate and misinformation on social media platforms has never been clearer. we need social media companies to address the use and abuse of their platforms and the role algorithms play in amplifying. i'm hopeful this subcommittee can accomplish under chairman kunz leadership what we are expecting for an opportunity for this country in the right direction. chair coons: thank you, mr. chairman. it wi

facebook's guiding to 48, at least. so their view must be that, i mean, at some point we're going to decide that being targeted to some degree is acceptable and interesting? >> yeah. i mean, carl, i have to point to some of the things mark zuckerberg said last night about the future of facebook not only did they say revenue growth was going to either be stable or accelerating beyond the 48% revenue growth reported from the first quarter, but put out a road map of other things generating revenue down the line shopping, ecommerce, i mentioned. also inventioned in the greater economy, getting people to make content for facebook and figure ho to may money this way for facebook and instagram and virtual reality. we talk about it a lot but seems very much early days and something that could be a real moneymaker for the company i think that there is a lot of reassurance. talking about reassurance investors. not only the revenue road map is there in terms of advertising, but advertising demand there as well it was the 30% incre

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facebook was actully pretty flat. at one point, it was pushing to a fresh record but then fell away a little bit. amazon also up .6%. facebook's been really interesting. it's been an outperformer year to date. i know you have a guy standing by to talk about the stock. outpacing the nasdaq 100, but that's pretty recent. in recent weeks, we've seen it accelerate a little towards the record highs. you compare that with amazon. amazon has lagged those two major indices year to date. it's underperformed the nasdaq 100 and the myc faang plus index. come with me into my bloomberg and look at this chart. all the narrative around the vote going on with the union and amazon. 2020 was a big year for amazon. bottom line growth was pretty incredible. you can see their quarterly net income. but it also put in focus how amazon has grown, and therefore, the working conditions at some of its warehouse and fulfillment centers. that's the question, what is mark mahaney looking at? i'm really interested to hear that. but that's really th

who was part of this hack who was never notified facebook's trying to get around that i mean. just by saying hey you know this is old information old data goes back 221000 the reason they're saying it's old is because they're trying to say this was before we had to start dealing with the e.u. on this stuff not really true but the bigger issue again is the fact that this information has gotten out which once again proves that facebook is reckless with data they're reckless with consumer information and they are not notifying those users and consumers the way that they should be the e.u. will not smile on that i think very much i think they're going to take a pretty hard stand against facebook considering the bike that's happened again to so many users 530000000 of them and many of them in europe and facebook has done this time and time again thank you for your time and insight on this one you've got . there's no question the pandemic took a toll on many businesses and families but some of the wealthiest individuals actually profited from this global tragedy and as artie's natas

they weren't low expectations were big for facebook how could they have been low >> no, facebook doesn't -- facebook has a lot of negative sentiment overhanging it for reasons that we've discussed on the show a million times, as you are well aware. >> stock performance doesn't represent that, right? >> and there's always -- >> right, stock performance doesn't reflect that >> not recently, no. >> well. >> keep in mind, keep in mind, this stock -- hold on. this stock is flat from last august up until the last week. you understand that, right so this is not one of the faang names that's been breaking out and making new highs, making new highs. alphabet has okay apple has made a new high more recently than facebook facebook really took a long time to break out, like almost nine full months. so it is each of -- >> is that right i don't know if that's right. >> it is right. >> facebook is only 2.5% from its high i don't know if that's right. >> it just happened. it just happened pull up a chart. don't take my word for it. facebook peaked last summer and has been struggling for the last, like,

i i have to buy facebook ob r app. we don't happen to sell on facebook or use it much. i get it that small business owner doesn't have a lot of choices and the choices are expensive. it's a problem also a problem she doesn't have any choices, which doesn't look well for facebook or google. >> i assume youy agree. environment is not fertile for a third choice to come around at this point at this scale? >> no. unless enforced by apple or another entity you have a choice. gives opportunity for other companies like, say, next door to say, we'll offer you this, this and this and this is how you reach people locally a great idea sarah's a really smart ceo makes sense to me. local stuff? sure local buyers on the next door platform sounds interesting if using that platform, which i use from time to time. >> all right yeah no we heard from deirdre, brought sound last week, fascinating interview. as was this, kara. always good to see you thank you. >> thank you. >>> kara swisher. >>> coming up, why tesla fans are checking out the comp physician in china and later the ceo of unifo

does ok so now facebook has already come under heavy fines and even heavier criticism from the e.u. because at least they're doing something about it over its protection data protection policies so how does it lead us hack impact all of that. well i think it's going to have a quickly here a big impact on it remember there's a large number of e.u. regulators including the chief data regulator for the e.u. who was part of this hack who was never notified facebook's trying to get around that as i mentioned by saying hey you know this is old information old data goes back 221000 the reason they're saying it's old is because they're trying to say this was before we had to start dealing with the e.u. on this stuff not really true but the bigger issue again is the fact that this information has gotten out which once again proves that facebook is reckless with data they're reckless with consumer information and they are not notifying those users and consumers the way that they should be the e.u. will not smile on that i think very much i think they're going to take a pretty hard stand again

you have apple and google one side and facebook on the other a mismanage p.r. strategy >> maybe they just don't care. i don't know what to say doing it so long maybe they just don't care as long back as beacon they think they're helping humanity you guys interviewed them. julia has. they think they're on the right side of history. either the most complicit cynical economy in history, a lot of people think so, or actually think they're defending the little guy i'm always fascinated by incredibly powerful and rich people saying they're there for the little guy so -- okay i don't know what to say it's hard to know what's inside their souls. you sgloknow, carl i don't look inside people's souls. >> i know. seems like repeatedly we've had this conversation a bit dumbfounded by at least in of the policy stances coming out of the company. as for the podcast with tim cook, kara, if you haven't yet watched it to viewers, a slice of what tim told kara about the potential impact of their new privacy policy on facebook take a listen. >> what is your response to facebook's

they say facebook has the power to do this. in germany, facebook and automatically censor images of swastikas. they say, why can't you apply that technology to this problem? ultimately, they hope they can pressure facebook to change its policy. they hope that facebook will adopt the policy globally. brent: as always, thank you. sports news now in bundesliga german soccer now. byron have hired a new coach. they believe he signals a new generation of coaches, sending the 33-year-old to a five-year deal. >> he became the youngest coach in history when he took over in 2016. the coaching privacy -- prodigy help them qualify for the champions league for the first time ever. since 2019, he has been at rb leipzig. they have been contenders every season. last season, he led them to the champions league semifinals. the defending champions were forced to find a new coach tour the coach announced he would be this -- would be departing. >> for other clubs, i would not have ended this contract. >> it cost them a reported 25 euros. if that is

let move onto facebook. its earnings effectively doubled in the three months to march as we all spent more time online. but it has warned growth could significantly decline as tighter privacy policies from apple make it harder to target advertising. apps will now have to ask iphone users for permission to collect certain types of data. still facebook�*s monthly active users rose 10% to 2.85 billion people. that's a jacqueline junke is from the market research platform appinio. it's been finding that people are increasingly worried about how their data is collectedfacebook�*s user base is on pace to reach almost three billion people by the end of the year, according for some users, it's got that love hate relationship you want to talk to people out there that you are so concerned about what it's doing with your data. exactly. what we've done is, we decided to run a quick representative poll on what people are thinking and about facebook, about exactly that. not just as a facebook, about exactly that. notj

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over and over and over on the face on facebook and private. groups no one's face to identify these duplicate using its technology and delete them proactively she says that these fake which are used by the right wing groups to kind of weapon trade she's fed up and that's why she's now calling on the german court to force facebook to delete the for facebook to act eller i spoke to her and she told me about the impact that these kind of fake means have. glass it can drive he met no it is bad for me as well when i'm running run for elections for example of people ask what kind of nonsense i'll ask you for as a politician but it also was strong psychological harm for a lot of our fake quotes like this are you know door open for hate speech. dora restraints because i mean we know how difficult it is delete something forever online anyway so why is this a landmark case fred until now if someone posts a fake quarter by you or me we can go to facebook and say this is complete and we can fly get an investment to lete it but what they can't do is if some

plans as city think about this facebook lawyers contacted. and offered to delete all the diplomats late last night. that told us we don't tolerate harmful content on our platforms and have been making major investments to add more technology human expertise and partnerships to combat as issues we have informed us that we are also taking steps to identify and remove identical content and so there's hesitant to introduce a policy that we wide ranging from our partners cannot said that she's still going to pursue the legal case vision once this policy to be to be global and they're also kind of other concerns about censorship and so on some issues a debate will come back to interfere and it's always about whether or not these companies are responsible for the content that's on their platforms that debate continues matthew morris always matthew thank you. are some sports news in football rb leipzig julian will joined by your new nick on a 5 year contract next season replacing the flick but the 33 year old is likely to come with a hefty price tag

we published that on facebook within a matter of days we received a notification from facebook with the downwright orwellian subject. they said we're not allowed to share the opinion of a doctor on our website because they said it was a fact check inaccuracy. it was, members of the sub committee, an opinion. an opinion of a reasoned and well learned doctor. that is what the scientific method is. we argue about what the truth is with an idea that we reach a better conclusion. facebook's own fact checkers label our article about an opinion to be incontradict which is an impossibility. who checks the fact checkers. our traffic declined by 80% once face found this violation. we would all be concerned if the president of the united states was making these decisions. my concern is all of the big tech companies now have the same power that china has to regulate the internet in it's country instead of the government doing it we allowed big tech to do it. i thank you and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you for your testimony, we will now proceed under the five minute rule and i will s

facebook facebook gets a lot of heat. maybe it is zuckerberg or not. you see the #deletefacebook on social media not only is nobody doing that, facebook is now effectively become the internet. sales were up 48%, joel. they said things may slow down in the second half of the year, but slowdown from what shares are up 7% these were monster numbers >> again, facebook is one of the cheapest of the group. clearly you are seeing the rating up 700 basis points advertises and advertisers rose 30% year over year you are seeing larger advertisers continue to shift budgets to social media sites. on the smaller side, they continue to ramp up digital outreach to consumers. this quarter showed us this transition which accelerated by covid, is still in the early innings of kicking off especially when you go to the smaller chains the top line was staggering. the top line guide for q2 is astonishing. this is a iteration what have we heard three months ago they are not worried with decel in the second half they are doing the right thing ag

from facebook significantly extend the powers of its supervisory body people will be able to request to have. removed explain somebody more news after this break. water. water. and then. it's art just art here's $100000.00. to go with it but you just don't have the artist at heart it's. productivity money it's as if it's something and. what it is of this is a bit. russia vaccine is gaining more traction in the fight against. become the 1st european country to launch production of the chop. and the deal to manufacture the vaccine was struck last month the service taller institute of isolation with the russian job in the country began months ago about ago even a vaccine against covert nineteen's already been authorized in 60 countries as a total population of more than $3000000000.00 people have taken it and focusing of the 2 component inoculation is rated above 91 percent this is to the develop the drug has confirmed that unlike some other vaccines on the market there were no cases of blood clots. new videogame spot controversy in the united states with a muslim civil rights an advoca

the facebook case is a great example where, what you see is a law of competitors not liking what facebook has done, but it is difficult to make a case against, for example, they talked about facebook's acquisition of whatsapp and instagram, and how that is anticompetitive, because they are buying up these competitors they see as a threat. i have no idea what the inner motivations of facebook leadership is, but i will tell you, taking instagram, for example, facebook bought that company, it was mocked mercilessly for doing so at the time for what it paid for it, it was not cleared all that instagram would be any threats. there is all these late-night clips of making fun of mark zuckerberg for this goofy picture app, and what they did is they took this sort of niche, glitchy app, and they turns it into something that so mean more people use, it is such a better product, people love it, it is all the rage. so you can say that might make you feel uncomfortable, but it is not a separate company, but you cannot say that consumers have been harmed because they have a better product and the other

does that apply to former president donald trump and his removal from twitter and facebook? >> guest: wheat selectivity on the question this week at the supreme court who basically said that they weren't going to consider that because a, donald trump is no longer president and b, donald trump is no longer on twitter. they bounce that back but the confusing or the complicated part about that particular question is that you have to answer to what extent do we have the public sphere and the private sphere overlapping there. that makes it a little less clear where the rules are for whose free speech we are protecting. i think the first amendment in section 230 builds on this and it is sort of affirms this idea that it's just as important in free speech is having a right to say what you want to say is that you don't have to host on your private property that you don't want to be associated with. i think that is what we saw there. at some point, you know, it's a business decision if it is worth it to twitter or not and those motives are not simplistic, you know. they had advertisi

new highs inn igoogle new highs in facebook. new highs in microsoft new highs in semiconductors like texas instruments. then you have value stocks many of them many the reopening category that are also hitting new highs today. many of the travel stocks, carnival, southwest and the airlines, many big old school industrials like the railroads hitting new highs. many old school international industrials hitting new highs as well many of the homebuilders hitting new high as well you have growth moving and value. that's a powerful rally. at the same time, it's a little worrisome in the middle of the day to see oil dlcollapse we were weak at the open one little thing to keep track of in an otherwise very upbeat market back to you. >> thank you very much despite the up tick in new covid cases across the country, wall street and main street are both off to the races today genuinely strong economic data from the march jobs report on friday and this morning's ism and pmi numbers are powering the market higher today. look at that the s&p o

building where using the facebook systems i have a facebook i.d. i have a documents for facebook that i have to sign it's you working for facebook but there's a gap. i think in it it's just to protect facebook legally i think most of my work was related to content moderation so i was just looking at pornography or. material content that people have reported as pornography so mostly naked ladies it was a very nice my 1st month was a very pleasant month of work but then you would see some disgusting animal sex or children or something occasionally so it was a little bit of a shock and then later the priority for the u.k. team is hate speech bullying threats of violence you know nasty nasty stuff and i would spend 6 hours reading arguments between people or complaints about muslims or black people or english people or french people just last week awful stuff all day. so when i started the job i was i was kind of excited i'm saving the world i'm here to protect the people who use facebook from bad actors this is the name we have people whose actions ar

facebook tiene 2800 millones de usuarios. en 2018 la firma britÁnica capturÓ los datos personales de decenas de millones de usuarios de facebook. a fines de propaganda polÍtica. expertos aseguran que usuarios en redes sociales debe estar conciente de que su informaciÓn puede caer en manos de piratas cibernÉticos.esta filtraciones son la prueba de que grandes corporaciones no se hacen responsables de lo que suceda con sus datos. fÉlix: una de las mayores deudas que tiene estados unidos en la de miles de millones de dÓlaresque deben grados universitarios y estudiantes. ahora el presidente biden pidiÓ investigar si es legal que se use poder ejecutivo para condenar, al menos, $50,000 de cada deuda estudiantil. pablo: biden ha pedido que se explore perdonar hasta $50,000 por persona en deuda estudiantil. la pregunta es si serÍa legal. >> hay una ley de 1965 que estÁ utilizada por los que dicen que el presidente no necesita el apoyo del congreso. es una ley sobre educaciÓn superior, que claramente en uno de sus artÍculo

still to come and he will mostly be able to ask facebook to remove contents they deem harmful as the platform beefs up the role of its oversight board which critics branded me a shield against accusations of censorship of the day printed out one after the break. shots seemed wrong wrong wrong just don't call. me. yet to shape out the attic. and engage me because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. something on facebook or instagram offends or you can now ask that it be removed the platforms independent oversight board has announced it's now accepting such requests enabling users to appeal constantly want to see removed from facebook is a significant expansion of the oversight board's capabilities we expect everyone on facebook and instagram to be able to build confidence left up over the coming weeks the move significantly broadens the role of the supervisory body previously could only ask facebook to reinstate content the latest move comes after the socia

so coming up for you facebook plans to significantly extend powers of its supervisory ability people will be able to request of content they consider harmful removed hopefully that story of all of the front of. the world is driven by generous. person or those. who dares thinks. we did hear him to ask. seemed wrong. just all. to see power. outage. and in detroit. the trail. went on to find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back russia sport if the vaccine is getting even more traction in the fight against the pandemic serbia's become the 1st european country to launch production of the job on the deal to manufacture the vaccine was struck last month with service institute like the nation with the russian job in the country began months ago the russian vaccine against covert nineteen's already been authorized in 60 countries has been given to the population of over $3000000000.00 the efficacy of the 2 components inoculations above 91 percent the institute to develop the drug has confirmed that unlike with some other vaccines there's been no cases of b

. -- to compete with facebook. instagram, there is this rising competitor with tiktok. we have seen the rising entrance and this space that can match the popularity. it leads to this feature war, application improvement war which is great for consumers. facebook is sitting in a strong position. what you want to see as a long-term investor is, you have really high margins -- make sure you invest into new growth areas. development of new features whether it is facebook marketplace, instagram reels, virtual-reality, and it seems they are doing the right thing there. they are investing aggressively in growth. they mistake that facebook would be making is over earning. i have not seen them fall into that. emily: what is your take on the twitter-clubhouse deal talks? twitter looking to buy clubhouse to $4 million, the talks falling apart, we don't know why. what is your take? mark: it would have been a smart move by twitter and i think they are acknowledging that by building out their own clubhouse type functionality wit

the dad apparently put up a facebook post that went viral that said, look. i'm raising money to try to replace this tractor, and you know who stepped in there? >> the police. >> they did there in tempe, arizona. they helped raise funds, walmart got involved, and they got him a new tractor. >> check it out. >> and the dad says not worth so much in dollars but the time spent with my son making it work is priceless. >> the previous one was stolen. the dad said look, here's a reward, we want it back. and you know they saw that post there in tempe. they said you know what? the community got together and a new tractor for them. i like that story there. >> that is feel good. >> also on this good news tues. this show knows that i love this father-child reunion, when the parents reunite, like military parents, when they reunite with their families. look at this scene right here. this is little gabriele damron here. she is, her, this is her final flight for her, military flight for her dad. she's 8 years old. it was a special surprise for john there, after serving 20

>> today's big thing is an expected ruling on trump's facebook ban. as you remember, earlier this year, after his repeated lies about the election and insurrection at the capitol, trump was kicked off both twitter and facebook. in the coming days or weeks, we're expecting facebook's independent oversight board to make a ruling on whether trump can come back. this is something very closely watched by folks in the pet community and a lot of people in congress and around the world. the two key things are whether the board allows trump to come back. this is something facebook must follow. his an independent review board. a supreme court for facebook that makes a decision on whether content can span. folks we're talking to think that trump will be allowed to return, but the bigger thing to watch, under the subtext here is a bunch of policy recommendations that this board makes. setting rules and guidelines on how facebook can make these kind of decisions in the future. this is something that's very closely watched. democrats on the hill are worried about f

these internal task forces, these are really common at facebook. reports all the time and they're leaked a lot because they're posted on the company board and increasingly, employees at facebook are really unhappy. this report specifically shows that people who are organizing the stop the steal movements were acting as sort of super inviters and working in coordination with each other to invite hundreds of simple thet sympathetic users and private locations. this is all the same stuff that trolls did in 2016 before the election of donald trump. meeting in public/private chats to coordinate behavior online and get a big response spread to spread information. we know it happens like this. facebook knows that it happens like this. this is just very common. the other thing with the report that was really important was last year, facebook did something really good. they banned militia groups and qanon groups but they didn't ban any of the members. all the members that had stayed there were just as radicalized because of facebook in large part and ready