and of course, you talk about going on twitter. final point i'll make is you go on twitter and almost always the people who are most deranged and most psychotic are people who don't have kids in august of 2021 and a fundraising email, cnn found he appealed to donors by mentioning the quote radical childless leaders in this country and then he tweeted in 2021, quote, cat ladies must be stopped there is also new reporting this morning on how vance sees the race right now, newly obtained audio from the washington post reveals a private meeting with donors where he said, this all us a little bit of a political sucker punch for bad news is commonly harris does not have the same baggage as joe biden because whatever we might say, called layers get a lot younger and kamala harris is obviously not struggling in the same ways that joe biden did the reason this is significant is because the trump campaign has insisted since president biden dropped out, that it didn't change the race at all, that it would be easier to be vice president harris

and that is all over twitter at the moment.nd i'm watching that thinking, oh my god, you know, but it's either it's either free speech or it's nothing. >> i agree with you there. you can't cherry pick, can you? it's like the flat earthers. the earth is not flat. diana moran. but people are welcome to go on youtube and making an argument in a video that it is. >> absolutely. and i do watch youtube, but i have to watch the flat earthers. >> diana, have you gone down the rabbit hole? >> not yet, but i have to be honest at this moment i don't do twitter. >> well, that's why you've got good mental health, isn't it? >> i'd like to think. good mental health, isn't it? >> i'd like to think . perhaps it >> i'd like to think. perhaps it is. i think i don't necessarily look at some of the dreadful things that i know are on twitter. i certainly don't want to hear or see anything about myself. i never read what's in the newspapers about myself. >> the public like you a lot . >> the public like you a lot. you've got nothing to worry about. b

our monitoring list in 2016 were twitter or facebook accounts linking to blogspot's. in 2020 it was twitter or facebook, a few other platforms but mostly linking to youtube. today if you go to it it's going to be all video. any monitoring with any threat actors we've got 30 on the team we do 15 languages amongst the analysts and mostly based in new york. nine months ago we did a dedicated focus on what is the ai usage by the threat actors. in 2024 there will be fakes some will be deep, most will be shallow and the simplest manipulations will travel the farthest on the internet. in just the last few months the most effective technique used by russian actors has been posting a picture and putting a real news organization logo on picture, i'm sure david will be able to tell you more about this. that gets millions of shares. there is been several deep fake videos around russia and ukraine and some elections and they haven't gone very far. and they're not great yet. this will all change remember it's march, things are moving very quickly. so just looking at a few things th

to be seen on twitter. well, the bbc should provide the media with verified and safe news, the forgiveness is that i will do this, the more important part is that if there is a rumor, then a reference should be reached. he is gay and he is the authority of the state media and a state and sovereign media , which now has acceptance among the people . poured into england. it's messed up in the parliament , it's also messed up in the european union, which means that the countries are now facing a lack of participation in political activities, most of which is related to the anti-generation in america . they forcefully say that the young people are the opposite generation , whoever you are, come, bring two people , bring three people, come and define five-person campaigns , so to speak, in their own words. have a great campaign, if we can summarize it in less than a minute , i would like to summarize it very briefly today, our cyberspace and our social networks are extremely powerful, to the extent that they can

on twitter.f the following has two dimensions . one dimension is that the bbc provides the verified and safe news to the media. the most important part is that if there is a rumor, then an authority should handle it, and that authority is a state media, a state and sovereign media, which is now acceptable among the people. i will tell you how to reproduce the equations it's messed up in america , it's messed up in england , it's messed up in the parliament in the european union, it means that countries are now facing a lack of participation in political activities, most of which is related to the anti-generation in america. well, now these propaganda campaigns that mr. trump yes, mr. biden is doing this, they are pushing, they are saying that the young people are the target audience, whoever you are, come , bring 2 people, bring 3 people, come and define the campaigns of 5 people, so to speak, have a big campaign, if we can do it in less than a minute. let's summarize. i want you to summarize ver

we can group the same narrative together and the on twitter for example. very interesting you're able to do that kind of detection work. i know you put on reports everybody is interested in. does this sound like what you are seeing in your part of the world. video narrative being spread out from state actors, audio. what is the state of play where you are? >>. >> tell us about your organization. >> okay i come from ÃÃfounded in central europe where founded in slovakia. we cover basically all countries in central and eastern europe and no offices in kiev and brussels. i'm leader in the center for democracy and resilience. we were founded in 2015. we arrived shortly after the at that time of course it was very visibly pro-kremlin or pro-russian but that of course as it had been mentioned, the tactics have evolved tremendously. first of all, especially the kremlin in central and eastern europe has been able to build a network. there's not that much about the kremlin interfering directly but it's true the domestic actors, the political actors website sosocial

same with twitter, really, for a while.was more, i think, a way to communicate with a fan base, but i did use it as a free focus group that i thought was fascinating and i felt like the customer became more invested in the fragrance that i was watching, because they felt like they were a part of it, and i thought that was interesting. i did not quite, at the time, though, realize what a tool social media would be for business. david: you've built several businesses. when you were building them people would say, well, she cannot really build a fragrance business or a clothing business, because she does not have a background in that. but they turned out to be successful. so do people not thinking you could do it urge you to make it more successful, or will you notice they were right, or how did you feel about these businesses when you were building businesses from scratch? kim: i definitely took the doubt as motivation. and still do. you always feel insecure about it. confident in the brand and creating a brand and the whole

same with twitter, really, for a while.t was more, i think, a way to communicate with a fan base, but i did use it as a free focus group that i thought was fascinating and i felt like the customer became more invested in the fragrance that i was watching, because they felt like they were a part of it, and i thought that was interesting. i did not quite, at the time, though, realize what a tool social media would be for business. david: you've built several businesses. when you were building them people would say, well, she cannot really build a fragrance business or a clothing business, because she does not have a background in that. but they turned out to be successful. so do people not thinking you could do it urge you to make it more successful, or will you notice they were right, or how did you feel about these businesses when you were building businesses from scratch? kim: i definitely took the doubt as motivation. and still do. you always feel insecure about it. confident in the brand and creating a brand and the whol

same with twitter really for a while.t was more, i think, a way to communicate with a fan base, but i did use it as a free focus group that i thought was fascinating, and i felt like the customer became more invested in the fragrance that i was launching, because they hold a part of it, and i thought that was interesting. i did not quite, at that time, realize what a tool social media would be for business. david: you've built several businesses. while you were building them, people would say, well, she cannot build a fragrance business or a clothing business, because she does not have a background but they turned out successful, so did people not think you could do it urge you to make it more successful, or were you nervous they were right, and you could not build the businesses? kim: i definitely took the doubt as motivation. i still do. you always feel insecure about it. confident in the brand and wanting a brand, the whole process of it. i always have those healthy nerves when you are launching something, especially o

our monitoring list in 2016 were twitter and facebook accounts linking to blog spots. in 2020 it was twitter or facebook, a few other platforms, but mostly liking to you too. today, if you go to it, it will be all video. my team tracks russia, china worldwide. we've got 30 on the team, we do 15 languages and we are mostly based here in new york. nine months ago we did a dedicated focus on what is the ai usage by these threat actors? so we have some results, and what i would say in 2024, there will be fakes, some will beef deep, most will be shallow, and the simplest manipulations will travel the furthest on the internet. so in just the last few months, the most effective technique that has been used by russian actors has been posting a picture and putting a real news organization logo on that picture. i'm sure david can tell you more about this, disturbing across the internet gets millions of shares of use. there have been several deepfake videos in and around russia and ukraine in some elections and they have not gone very far and they are not great, yet. this will al

same with twitter really for a while.t was more, i think, a way to communicate with a fan base, but i did use it as a free focus group that i thought was fascinating, and i felt like the customer became more invested in the fragrance that i was launching because they hold a part of it, and i thought that was really interesting. i did not quite at that time realize what a tool social media would be for business. david: you've built several businesses. when you where building them, people would say, well, she cannot build a fragrance business or a clothing business, because she does not have a background in that but they turned out to be extreme's success. -- extremely successful. did people not think you could do it urge you to make it more successful, or were you nervous they were right, and you could not build the businesses? how did you feel when you building these businesses from scratch? kim: i definitely took the doubt as motivation. i still do. you always feel insecure about it. confident in the brand. i love creati

same with twitter for a while.t was more of a way to communicate with a fan base, but i did use it as a free focus group that i thought was fascinating. i felt like the customer became more invested in the fragrance that i was launching because they felt like they were a part of it and i just thought that was really interesting. i didn't quite the time realize what a tool social media would be for business. david: you've built several businesses. when you were building them people say she can't really build a fragrance business or she can really build a clothing business because she doesn't have a background in that but they turned out to be extremely successful. so did people not think you could do it urge you to make it more successful or were you nervous that maybe they were right? how did you feel about it when you were building these businesses from scratch? kim: i definitely always took the doubt as motivation. i still do feel always a bit insecure about it. i'm confident in the brand, i love creating a brand

>> we have ppt -- in 1995 and facebook, one of the major preference in taiwan and taiwanese, twitter, tiktok. in taiwan, we also observed information manipulation in social media all across the board. a lot of activity which means -- disappear together, force information together and they like -- video, show video is trending topic this year. in the past we can see a lot of information text but this year we see a lot of shared video and shared video has video on youtubee and also video on tiktk but they show video on youtube and tiktok. >> so just what we were hearing about the cross platform. >> yeah. >> a lot of video and audio as well. could you tell us the source, were you also able to track the source of this? >> yes -- [inaudible] >> so we know there's deep fakes. there's a lot of video, they have the same narrative. different voice, same -- like youtube and tiktok platform. so we use -- [inaudible] >> we know -- not human. >> sure. >> we can capture the story trying to spread. during the election we can carry understand, for example, we know when was -- [inaudible] >> very firs

it wasn'tjust it was the x platform, twitter.sn't just a tweet, it was the x platform, twitter. it wasn'tjust a tweet, it it was the x platform, twitter. it wasn't just a tweet, it was it was the x platform, twitter. it wasn'tjust a tweet, it was a long letter. it reads, my fellow americans, overthe letter. it reads, my fellow americans, over the last three and a half years we have made great progress. we've made historic investments in rebuilding our nation, lowering prescription drug costs for seniors, nation, lowering prescription drug costs forseniors, expanding costs for seniors, expanding affordable costs forseniors, expanding affordable health care to a record number of americans. we've provided critical care to millions of veterans, past the first gun safety law in 30 years, a point of the first african—american woman to the supreme court and passed the most significant climate legislation in the history of the world. america has never been better positioned to lead then we are today. he goes in this letter i know everyth

and on all related things, well yes on twitter, we also have american war mosquitoes flying from morning to night here in ukraine, so what is this, okay, so it will affect the company in your, in your , in this way that the republicans... will get more support, people will sympathize with the republicans more, and sympathize with the democrats less and, on the contrary , criticize them, as far as i understand, this is so, this is your version, yes, okay, now one more question, already an internal ukrainian one, if you allow, but here all after exactly this came such a peak moment, after ohmadit, this one. tragedies, people began to notice, not me, people, i mean, literally, those who just use twitter, that the capitulation mood of ukrainians has increased. do you think it's true, these capitulatory eyes moods, this attraction to negotiations must be negotiated, and whether or not it is so, the authors are passing off wishful thinking, what do you say, please, well, i think that they are passing off wishful thinking, this is once, and secondly, while putin is authorities, the war will con

its name is the former twitter, in other words, the x network message. and the news that is fake or suspicious should be deleted by x channel or twitter. now where is this reference? bbc put the reference in england, so in england, if a user comes, send a message , there are 650 members. may the house of commons come and post a news about one of these 650 members . there have been a lot of messages in the past few days. i think it will be july 4th, so if i'm not mistaken, the elections will be held in the next few days. the twitter network has raised the voice of users in england, now in the network hey, they are posting screenshots , they are talking about it, so it shows that the british government does not compromise on this issue , it is very decisive, it deletes the news , this is one part of the story, see the other part of the story is that there is a law there , very serious crimes for producers of fake content. it has been around for a long time and now they deal with it much more intensively and quickly. a few days ago, i was reading about a co

>> i've only seen snippets from twitter x. oh nice.eah, with the blue man and the sort of general degeneracy. really? >> yeah . blimey. well, you've >> yeah. blimey. well, you've made your feelings clear on that. i mean, we saw the smurf guy, the singing smurf, and there were lots of drag queens, sort of, dancing around and things like that. but i watched about ten minutes of it. i found it so tedious, so incredibly bonng it so tedious, so incredibly boring that i, you know, i certainly wasn't outraged, but i just thought it was really tedious. the image you're seeing on the screen at the moment is the one that's caused all the problem, because it has been interpreted that the row of rather corpulent drag queens are somehow, you know , connected to somehow, you know, connected to the da vinci's last supper. and i think you could read it that way. i'm not sure that it's necessarily that it does look like it probably is. leo, what do you make of all this? i mean, we'll look at the phallus there. >> i mean, is it the olympic games? are th

on twitter.i'll enjoy tearing up your books and popping them in the bin today. thanks for the heads up about a gender critical author christina delcher. this came after christina made comments supportive of women's rights and was concerned about the impact of gender ideology, which allows men into women's changing rooms and sports if they pretend they're a woman. waterstones sacked tilly for breaking their social media policy and presumably for threatening to tear up books, which isn't the best look for a bookseller. no, i mean, what do you what do you make of this? do you what do you make of this? do you think they're fair to sack i actually, i this would be controversial because if her employment laws say you're not going to come in here and rip up the books, then that probably makes absolute sense. >> and it would be within her contract not to do certain things on social media. so i get it from the boring legal answer. better still, though, and this is the great thing. it's the old, colonel pa

i am on twit twitter a lot i had to see the statement moments after it first came on by virtue of the fact i use that. i thought it was interesting. that of course goes to the question of whether or twitter or x as it is known now, is surviving and thriving platform for which elon musk paid a staggering amount of money to buy. or whether some have claimed it's really fading it's a sign of life or twitter if nothing else. >> indeed let me bring in dana. this is a little bit technical but in terms of that release i want to get a reaction to this i found it very interesting the first statement was the eye am not writing statement. that stands on its own, right? they'll be something at the presidential library someday it is a statement of his resignation not his resignation but his decision not to run. then he did a separate statement where he endorsed kamala harris i thought is interesting in that first breath he did not do both things in one place that he wanted to keep those things just eight minute apart, your thoughts on that? what's i cannot figure these people out i have tried i ad

the twitter account? are jodi's words? >> yes. everything on there is room jodi, those are her thoughts and opinions. >> she used this to sell the original artwork and to make points she could not make on the witness span stand. one, anger management problems, anyone? another tweet was more snarky, insinuating that martinez was inflicted with little man syndrome. that comment has since been deleted. all of this attention has elevated the public persona of juan martinez, he wants anonymous will talk to the prosecutors, not a prominent costar in the jodi show . just ask some of the trial tourists me the most the women who traveled from around the country to witness the trial firsthand. >> juan martinez, you never know what he is going to pull out of his hat. he is travis's voice, and we admire him for that. >> sisters both took the week off from their jobs in st. louis in hopes of getting a ringside seat here and maybe meeting some cable tv celebrities. >> once you go into the courtroom, it is so surreal. l

in a post on twitter...following the endorsement — vice president harris has been making calls to key democratic officials, lawmakers and governors to secure support. this follows president biden's announcement on x, where he said...

. >> por eso el presidente esta preocupado y en su cuenta de twitter twitter, ha dicho lo siguiente estache. >> es recomendable trasladarse a partes altas, a refugios o casas de familiares y amigos en otros sitios. >> no titubeemos, lo material se recupera, lo mas importante es la vida y las palabras del presidente de twitter esta misma noche. >> arantxa, la emergencia continua. >> definitivamente y es por eso muy importante que la gente ponga atencion al lo que indican las autoridades. >> gracias, agustin. >> mucho cuidado para ti y nuestro equipo por alla. >> gracias. >> y ahora pasamos con gabriela dejan, meteorologa de nuestras estaciones de telemundo, quien nos acompana con las espe especificaciones de este huracan categoria incluyendo fuerza trayectoria, pero tambien peligrosidad. >> muy buenas noches, gabriela. >> muy buenas noches, arantxa, este es un huracan que esta escribiendo su propia historia, su historia esta desafiando los pronosticos y continua alimentandose de esas aguas calidas. >> ahora un huracan categoria mayor con vientos de 115 15 millas por hora, se esta moviendo

bill, it's necessary to put out a statement on twitter. so immediately, i think there's a lot of questions about why it would happen in that fashion. we did not see the president for 6 days after he disappeared as a result of a coming down with coven. and for 6 days, he did not show his face, and yet this statement went out on twitter and a lot of people questioned whether or not he even wrote it or was aware of and whether he was being pushed out. one thing i think is very clear is the present button is being pushed out. there's no real question about that. the fact is, the dnc knew what they were doing. they knew in advance about his cognitive decline . they've known for years about his cognitive decline and they've hidden it from the american public. but let's make no mistake here. the fact is, biden was put into a debate earlier than any other presidential candidate has ever debated. we have never had a debate between republicans and democrats before the 2 parties hold their nominating contest. it's never happened before. why this year

and something like 80% is being stolen and people have seen i supposed people have seen on on on on twitter or x the the videos of the tankers the huge long line to tankers steal you actually ste in the process of stealing syrian oil for the us so yes we we we see perhaps very surprising but nonetheless uh you know factually based analysis which suggests that even something like someone like senator sanders has been supporting us imperial actions and military actions very very very disappointing and maybe that explains why he's been so out spoken in support of nato's proxy war in ukraine as well perhaps i might say that indeed well phil i mean just say a word or two if you can about the role of the sanders institutes and also dm25 and maybe just unpack a little bit of what you know what dm25 is because some people may not be familiar with it well um dm25 is run by janisbarkis and it is um supposedly like a progressive movement in europe that also backs political parties and generally progressive policies. um, the sanders institute is is is an ngo essentially set up by bernie sanders, um, to

harris replying on twitter, what happened to anytime any place? calling his bluff, our panel is here in new york. jane, shocking donald trump. apparently backing out of this. but you mean donald trump wants to back out of a commitment we made downing news this to her. it at this particular moment, she's had a string of good days backing out of the debate is not a good look for really any candidate. it isn't. but i think that at this point he wants to make this seem less certain than it already appears to be. i think that this is a moment one. he doesn't want to do this debate and to, he does not want to appear to give her the respect she would deserve by saying he would give do this debate and i think that this is just another moment in which donald trump wants the attention back on himself and also doesn't want to do this debate at all. i think he fix it. the first one he did one. and now he doesn't want to do another and he's going to throw in a bunch of trumpian buzzwords, but he just doesn't want to do is speaking. >> so this is, this is these

. >> you go on twitter under most always the people who are most deranged and most psychotic are people who don't have kids at home here >> reporter: trump offered this defense of vance. >> he said, for him, he likes

and it was taken down by twitter.d he at that point intervened. >> the fight was twitter was shadow banning outright banning anybody who said there were only two biological sexes. so they were totally ideologically driven. he has changed that. arguably, there's also been the price of free speech now is seemingly on my timeline anyway. inordinate amounts of anti—semitism and whatnot . yeah. anti—semitism and whatnot. yeah. but, but on this issue at least. >> well, it's a cat flap, isn't it? if it's if you loosen the spring, you know, that's not hitting me in the head. >> the problem is, the interesting thing about that interview, i thought, was that peterson was such a terrible interviewer. >> a terrible yeah, really bad because he couldn't empathise. >> he had to make it about him. >> he had to make it about him. >> but have you never watched him until he interviews loads of people and he's always like that. yeah. he's not an interviewer. >> he's just not. no. he needs >> he'sjust not. no. he needs to bring it back to

that was released on twitter first. us who work in this kind of this the commentary or whatever this is. twitter is absolutely where you go first to get the stuff before you then see it six hours later in a newspaper and seven hours later on headliners or whatever before. >> and it might not be the most popular social media channel. it might not be the one with the most users, but all the smart people are on twitter. i think there are some really smart. >> yeah there are. that's what i was saying before with my advice, you know, is to find the smart people and follow them. and the other advice i give you is don't look at the for you page.the is don't look at the for you page. the for you tab, it's awful. it shows you what other people look. if you stick to the following where you feel safe and warm. can i say one more thing? just to carry on? okay. it does. it's just how you use it in terms of you just can't believe anybody. just double, triple check everything that you find. and i think as people get used to that eleme

now, lionel just mentioned the, the twitter guy must, okay. he was interviewed yesterday and somebody said, well, you know, i, it sounds like its conspiracy. there is pretty very and mustang, well, you know, there are a lot of conspiracy theories that come come true. like for example, hunters laptop. yep. about just a little more than for less than 4 years ago that the i had the laptop for years. okay. they, they had the back up to you for a whole year. okay. now did any of those $51.00 former intelligence directors check with the of the i before the issue is they have the facts or 8 or bar, but they always do their bark. they always pull the credentials. oh, but these people have credentials. okay. you know? yeah. they, they're, they're um, regina approved, okay, that's what they're trying to do was the, to us all the time. you know, they are then, you know, one of the problems that, you know, i, if you look at this on the 30000 feet in the air, there's an enormous amount of institutional rocks going on. it says, not these people in the media

so, you know, our monitoring list in 2016 were twitter or facebook accounts linked you to blog spot. 2020 it was twitter or facebook, a few other platforms but mostly link to go youtube and today if you go to it's going to be video, any monitoring, any threat actors. my team tracks russia, china worldwide, we have 30 on the team. we do 15 languages amongst the analysts and mostly based here in new york and nine months ago we did ad dedicated focus on wt -- what is the, ai usage by the threat actors and we have results by the research so far and what i would say in 2024 there will be fakes, some will be deep, most will be shallow and the simplest manipulations will travel the furthest on the internet. so in the just last few months, the most effective technique that's been used by russian actors has been posting the picture and putting a real news organization's logo on that picture, i'm sure david, he will be able to tell you more about this distributing across the internet, that gets millions of shares or views. great yet. this will all change. remember, this is march. thicks are mo

what should be done to control the so-called fake news , fake news, the coming of the bbc and twittercooperate so that the news that they think is incorrect is now either fake or inappropriate or possible. they remove strange influences on political relations so easily, that is, don't they call this freedom of speech, don't they call social networks such that anyone can say anything they like, anyone can accept it, now they either like it or dislike it. he does it at all, either he likes it or he doesn't like it, so why do they do this at this time and in this election and delete more than 8 million messages in just the twitter social network, in other words, the former twitter, which is now x, is deleted. and this was at the request of the bbc and announced to delete this news and delete it so let's go back to this side of the story, now look here, we were in the old days, now i want to take my name with you, we are mr. ali. karimi, who used to be a football player and now is very frank as an enemy of the system, as a person who does not care about the culture, civilization, politics

that's when he fired over half of the twitter workforce.oyees say they were promised a severance pay, but they claim that musk didn't pay the full amount. so they sued for half $1 billion. yesterday, a us district judge in san francisco ruled that the federal employee retirement income security act does not cover the former employees claims. that lawsuit has since been dismissed. well, san jose restaurant has been named one of the best indian restaurants in the united states. you're looking at it there. hetty kitchen has ranked second on yelp's list of the top 25 indian restaurants. the vegetarian eatery is located in the berryessa district. it mainly focuses on takeout because it actually only has three tables only two california restaurants actually made that list. mirchi indian cuisine, a halal restaurant in ventura county, took the top spot. i'm at the anchor desk now with our garvin thomas is working on the 5:00 news. hi garvin. hey, audrey. going to have to try that restaurant. i know. seriously it's like number two on the list. that'

mr sunak posted today for his twitter, labour will take more | his twitter, labour will take more ofowest they have ever been you _ people are the lowest they have ever been. you are right to say the total tax burden— been. you are right to say the total tax burden is high. that is because we are _ tax burden is high. that is because we are paying back the cost of the interventions independent. we spent as a country £400 million paying waqes. _ as a country £400 million paying wages, supporting businesses with loans. _ wages, supporting businesses with loans, making sure things didn't collapse~ — loans, making sure things didn't collapse. that support, which kept people. _ collapse. that support, which kept people, which enabled people and business _ people, which enabled people and business to survive, is to pay back. now you're — business to survive, is to pay back. now you're getting through that and are able _ now you're getting through that and are able to start cutting taxes, so we have _ are able to start cutting taxes, so we have already cut national insurance by 4%, £900 for

twitter now is not as popular as it used to be.ple are finding community in groups and other closed spaces online that are harder to monitor, and that's good for our foreign adversaries. john: now, i know you had been part of a biden administration effort to deal with this. is the government the right way to do it? do they have the proper tools to deal with this? nina: well, i think when it comes to foreign interference, absolutely. the government needs to be the one that is communicating to the american people about it. however, john, one tng that worries me is that since 2020, we've seen a lot of attacks on disinformation researchers outside of the government. and frankly, the social media companies have pulled back from their efforts to identify this stuff. a couple of years ago, if an announcement like this came out, we would have seen a coordinated release from twitter with a data set detailing what these accounts were up to. those days are gone. and so while it's good that the government is pushing back on foreign disinformat

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he then went on to fire over half the twitter workforce. however the fired employees claim they were promised a severance pay and musk did not pay the full amount. so they sued him for $500 million. yesterday, u.s. district judge in san francisco ruled the federal employee retirement income security act did not cover the former employees claims. so now the lawsuit has been dismissed. well, now, to a follow up as oakland police investigate the possible hate crimes against the synagogue, rabbi david lebowski of the chabad jewish center shared with us surveillance videos of suspects throwing chunks of concrete at the front windows of his synagogue on two separate occasions. it's not clear if it was the same person both times, according to oakland police, the first incident happened june 21st. the 2nd july six. both incidents are now being investigated as potential hate crimes. scientists discover the cause of lupus and a possible way to reverse it ahead on nbc bay area, we break down the all new research just coming in. plus, speaker emerita n

which are you know, yeah. >> and i just came from the area where twitter is located and x or twitter, whatever you want to call it. and in fact, i'm in that area almost every single day and around the entire block, including the alleyway. it's pretty much empty. employees are not even coming back to work to the building. and that's part of the problem. because, look, we have a new normal and people are not in the office in the same way they are working in the neighborhoods and cafes and trying to find a different way to provide the work for these different companies. and this means san francisco cannot be a 9 to 5 financial district just for office, just for retail. it has to be a 24 over seven neighborhood. and so our policies over the decades have been set up so that they make it difficult for you to do one, only you to do more than one thing with your business. and we have worked on deconstructing a lot of our policies to get to yes. so that's why the old i. magnin building will be housing office and retail. this is the kind of use that we need to start focusing on. and this is the

you go on twitter, and almost always the people who are most deranged and most psychotic are people who don't have kids at home. >> reporter: tonight, vance on the campaign trail in nevada, filling the more traditional role of a running mate, the attack dog. >> kamala harris was the most liberal member of the united states senate. and thanks to the people in this room, she is never going to be the president of the united states.

more than 8 million messages in the twitter social network, in other words , the former twitter, whichnow x, have been deleted and this was at the request of the bbc. they announced that they would delete this news and delete it. so let's go back to this side of the story. you see, we were in the old days , now i want to take my name from you, we are a mr. ali karimi who was an old football player and now he is very open as an opponent of the system as a a man who has no concern for the culture, civilization, politics, or economy of the people, he just speaks against all of these . he doesn't pay attention to many of these conversations anymore. they are losing their credibility . now they are looking for a new celebrity. they are looking for new influencers, so to speak. look, the events that happened in the last few years caused a social growth in my users now i use the social network as an example, the users of the social networks have become so-called as jonah said that this content is no longer viral, the yellow news is not published as much anymore, it does not circulate . it is

now, lionel just mentioned of the twitter guy must, okay. he was interviewed yesterday and somebody said, well, you know, i, it sounds like it's conspiracy theorist theory and must says, well, you know, there are a lot of conspiracy theories that come come true. like for example, hunters laptop. yep. about just a little more than for less than 4 years ago that the i had the laptop for years. okay. they, they had like up to you for a whole year. okay. now that any of those 51 former intelligence directors check with the of the i before the issue just they have the right or bar, but they always do their barks. they always pull the credentials. oh, but these people have credentials. okay. you know, yeah they, they're, they're, um, regime approved. okay. that's what they're trying to do was the, to us all the time. you know, they are then, you know, one of the problems that, you know, i, if you look at this on the 30000 feet in the air, there's an enormous amount of institutional rots going on. it says, not these people in the media. they get pa

now one important detail to understand about this man is that while he's quite known on twitter, he is also known to be not within the chain of command of the tour, a good rebels and of the tory community. a path is just just a pair of boots on the ground, but it's not the 1st time that he has publicly reached out to the ukrainian authorities in their native language via twitter of police. the nowadays made a very sweet proposition to well word something out about delivering are these captured, wagner fights is allegedly captured. wagner fight is to ukraine and eager. is there anything about the approach the rebels used in this ambush that stands out to you? well, absolutely. i say absolutely yes, because the tour advice isn't, i mean, don't get me wrong. they are a known force in that region. in fact, they've been fighting governments all the waves since the colonial era. so they know the deserts of a know how to fight that, but still so far their operations have been very limited. if you look up the sort of ambush operations they have been actively engaged in, well, it's not so much.

now one important detail to understand about this man is that while he's quite known on twitter, he is also known to be not within the chain of command of the tour, a good rebels and of the tory community apaches. just a, just a pair of boots on the ground, but it's not the 1st time that he has publicly reached out to the ukrainian authorities in their native language via twitter of police. then now he's made a very sweet proposition to well work, something out about delivering are these captured? wagner fights is allegedly captured back. the fight has to ukraine and eager. is there anything about the approach the rebels used in this ambush that stands out to you? well, absolutely, i say absolutely yes, because the tour advice isn't, i mean, don't get me wrong. they are known for us in that region. in fact, they've been fighting governments all the waves since the colonial era. so they know the deserts of a know how to fight that, but still so far their operations have been very limited. if you look up the sort of ambush operations they have been actively engaged in, well, it's not so

, you know, he named his child a huge combination of numbers and letters, here, but for some reason twittered it, it seems unfair to me , but less so, john cleese is just on twitter, to be honest, he probably devoted the last 40 posts to trump, because he's very worried that trump will be elected, he's very anti-trump, such an anti-trumpist, john k'. a wonderful absolutely british actor, legendary, legendary comedian, legendary, legendary comedian about this troupe and group monty python, who just changed the whole idea of ​​about about humor, mass humor, that is - and, and, and, you know, if even he is not runs his page on facebook, then he needs to have a little chat with his agents who do it or smniks, and spend a little time with them without... but you know, the conversation had to be would spend with our ukrainians, because i went to the page of this ballet by ihor moiseyev, ugh, i flipped through it, and there it is, there it is, i did find moiseyev, somewhere, but he was actually interested in something else, i think, there is this guy from this ballet, he makes such strange movemen