you know derrick dorsey?ur customers. he's like, when was the last time you were at the house? and i told him, you know, ways there friday or whatever it was. >> reporter: they also asked if he knew anything about kim. even then, he said he had no idea why police were so interested in the dorseys. >> she was very sweet, very nice. you know, she'd always, you know -- and i've only saw her a couple times. >> reporter: one of them was that friday. he had been called to the dorsey home to fine tune the entertainment system. while he was there, he noticed a chill between the husband and wife. >> i remember just she walked -- she would walk by and say, hey, guys, i'm headed to the gym. and i said, okay. we'll see you. and derrick didn't say anything to her. i thought that was weird. you know, i was like, you don't say bye to your wife? but i guess he was more interested in getting his electronics fixed, i guess. >> reporter: yeah, because something must have jumped out at you. first of all, you don't even know this

jack dorsey from the video i saw looks like he pulls up an ipad. and he literally facetimes elon musk. they have some actual issues getting the audio to work. and voila they're talking on this big screen above jack dorsey's head and the employee base are watching. >> so what's the advice? >> the advice is hey, you should do a better job of identifying eal people on twitter versus bots or real face users. he said it will be really hard to get real feedback. are people that are complaining real customers? are people who are complaining have issues with tesla cars? what is that? when you can't tell a bot from a real person on the network it can make things difficult. >> there does seem to be a real issue. i feel like a lot of the hate mail, a lot of the negative comes on twitter. don't get that much on instagram or facebook. how has twitter not been able to control that as much as some of the other social media companys? >> i mean, it comes back to real identity which is the term facebook uses all the time because they say, hey, in order to create a p

the apparent request by jack dorsey to elon musk on how to fix twitter.ond half of "worldwide exchange" begins right now >>> welcome back, i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan. here is how stock futures are looking just one day after the s&p 500 crossed the 3,300 mark for the first time ever. the dow jones would open up by 68, the nasdaq by 28 and the s&p up by 8 points being looing at the bond market, a slight bit of movement with the two-year falling slightly 1.5 there. 10-year currently 1.818% looking at top stories today with rahel >> a couple of facebook stories to get to. a lawsuit over claims of anti-competitive conduct app developers are suing the giant saying it inappropriately roped developer access growing with small app developers that had built their business facebook backing off its plans to sell ads within whatsapp. they have resolved the team that worked at integrating advertisement. that push to try and monday ties what's april to create more. >> a new initiative to erase the company's carbon foot print. aiming to remove more carbon than

askser ceo jeff dorsey elon musk for a tip. and retail in return. making the return of merchandise a more customer friendly experience. that is the goal of this organization and we speak to its ceo. -- four potential competitors are demanding mark give uprg be forced to control of facebook. in a lawsuit, they get use facebook of anticompetitive behavior. they also want it to sell whatsapp. facebook says the claims are without merit. partner in we have a -- and a cocounsel in the case. great to have you with us. i wanted you to talk about the lawsuit wanting mark zuckerberg to be forced to give up control of facebook. is this possible and why? >> as of now, he has incontestable control over the company. his class of shares overpowers the class a shares. he has carte blanche to do what he wants with the company. hehe board. if you look at the details of our lawsuit, the anticompetitive scheme was hashed and commanded straight from him and there is no reason to believe that if you facebook key assets, that you would ever fix the systemic problem. there

south bay journalist dustin dorsey takes us shopping. >> reporter: you know when you're in miami beach it doesn't take long to find a good place to eat or shop. we just happen to be cruising down lincoln road here stumbling across this nfl pop-up shop filled with plenty of kansas city chiefs and, of course, san francisco 49ers gear for super bowl liv. >> this is the super bowl liv nfl shop. it's as miami as it gets. if you see our merchandise it's very south beach. if you look at this mannequin here it embodies miami well with the palm trees and the tropical bright colors of miami. it brings out the whole culture, the traditions, the weather, most importantly. everybody is coming from the cold so miami embraces them with heat. >> just see something to bring back home to the family and see what's available. remember the win come sunday, have something to remember by. >> i like this miami vibe right here with the colors. you have to get the shirt, the shot glasses, get everything that says 49ers in miami for the super bowl. >> hosting our 11th super bowl and it's very fantastic and it's

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and south bay community journalist dustin dorsey keep you up to date on players and fan. and the digital team will cover the superweek on our facebook page, free abc 7 news app and at abc 7 news didactic. the live reports start tomorrow night from miami. >>> hundreds of people are expected to take part in the 16th annual walk for life rally in surprise. the anti-abortion rights event starts with speakers at civic center plaza at 12:30 this afternoon. participants walk down market street to justin hermann plaza. the event coincides with the january 22nd anniversary of roe v. wade when abortion was legalized in 1973. >>> lets check the weather with lisa argen. >> good morning, liz. had to navigate through some fog this morning, even a little bit of drizzle. it's everywhere. the cloudiness and we continue to see the high mid-level clouds clout the day today. maybe a possible shower. but the actual front doesn't move through until late tonight. a weak level 1 system looking at the north coast you can see the rain. once again, it has been in the pacific northwest. and pretty s

and dustin dorsey will keep you up to date on players and fans. and our digital team will cover it on the facebook page. free abc 7 news app and the dot-com. our live reports start tomorrow night. >>> hundreds are expected to take part in the 16th annual walk for life rally in san francisco. the anti-abortion rights event starts with speak eshs at center plaza this afternoon. participants walk down market street. organizers say the event coincides with the january 22nd anniversary of roe v wade. when the supreme court legalized abortion in 1973. >> hey, liz, starting out with dense fog. a look at live doppler 7 where we have plenty of clouds. you may have noticed how mild it is this morning due to cloud cover. the southerly winds. as we widen the perspective you'll notice that we have some moisture in the north. and this is going to be a weak covered cold front that approaches the bay area late tonight. it's a level 1 system and it's weak looking at saturday night early sunday rain. despite the fact you might see a spotty shower or mist and drizzl

journalist dustin dorsey breaks down exactly how fans get their hands on it. >> a 49ers season tickers and a long as he can remember and he has the seats to prove it. >> these are my original candle stick seats i sat? >> they used to be his favorite seats but soon will be the chairs at miami's hard rock stadium where he'll watch the 49ers take on the kansas city chiefs. >> this will be my first super bowl that i have gone to out of the seven super bowls they have been in. i'm going with my younger brother and my really good friend drew. it's like a dream come true. >> reporter: worth it to him, but the actual cost. >> for the three tickets, it was $18,000. >> reporter: a pretty penny but about the going rates for the seats on the resell market. the 49ers held a lottery for season ticket holders, but he didn't have his name called. >> i bought the tickets before the lottery because i thought my chances of getting the lottery were going to be nil anyway, so i bought my tickets anyway, so i was going to go no matter what. >> reporter: the chances are slim because only 75% of the tickets a

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. >> we sent dustin dorsey to check in on the 49ers faithful to see how they are enjoying super bowl ♪ >> reporter: the super bowl experience is officially under way in miami beach, and all 32 teams' fans are represented really well, but we're looking for the faithful, where are the 49ers fans at? >> go niners! >> go niners! >> woo! go niners! >> go niners! >> this is amazing that we're here, and our team is here. that's just, it's incredible. >> my first time here, i'm coming back. >> it's cool. the atmosphere's awesome. energy's awesome. it's actually something different. you watch the games at home. and it's awesome to watch them at home with your friends and things like that, but when you experience and you know that your team is here it's a lot different. >> with our final pick, the san francisco 49ers select tight end patrick amarelli. >> my favorite part was opening a hall of fame pack and i got tony gonzalez. >> i got a hamstring pull right now. i don't know. i should have stretched before i started. >> i like to look at our five super bowl rings over there. hopefully we get

watch for him and larry beil, chris alvarez, amanda del castillo and dustin dorsey. they'll be keeping you up to date on the players and all the fans. you can find in-depth super bowl coverage online. our digital team is covering super bowl week on our facebook page, the abc7 news app and at abc7news.com. >> total strangerers come to the rescue when a woman becomes trapped under an sug rescue alln camera. >>> and we're literally standing here heart broken in the house that kobe bryant built. >>> stars pay tribute to kobe bryant at the arena he called home. the emotional night at the grammys. >>> and let's talk about what's coming up weather-wise. dry today. the storm impact scale is on tomorrow's forecast. the only one this week for light showers are. less than a tenth of an inch. i work hard and i want my money to work hard too. so i use my freedom unlimited card. even when i'm spending, i'm earning 1.5% cash back on everything i buy. earning on my favorite soup... got it. earning on that eclair. don't touch it. don't touch it yet. let me get the big one. nope. this

charles: yeah, i was with a group of people at dinner with jack dorsey and then i had a private lunchm almost a year ago or so, he was great, you know, he seems sincere that he wants to listen and learn, he didn't do any of my ideas, but we talked about the bots, how sophisticated they are, over a 24-hour period they will hone in on something like with me it's either black conservative, race, or really slurs, really like slurs toward black conservatives and so whenever something happens, let's say president trump retweets me, i know the next 24 hours will be hell, not the first couple of hours but once the bots get informed and he should be able to stop that or filter it. >> one of the big secrets behind facebook and twitter's constant censorship is the companies are not as sophisticated and intelligent as they pretend they are, they don't have the technology to track this stuff down the way they want to and try to catch onto people who are being rude or racist or being over the line, they end up censoring people who are just sharing actually valid political opinions. it's because the

he's in miami all week along with larry beil, chris alvarez, amanda del castillo and dustin dorsey.et information online and they'll be covering super bowl liv all week long on our facebook page, our app and at abc7news.com. >>> new at 6:00, google is under investigation by state and federal authorities, but now officials might be joining forces. >>> the first grubhub's app is not always what you can my money should work as hard as i do. that's why i use my freedom unlimited card every time i get gas. give me a little slack! with freedom unlimited, you're always earning. i said i need some slack on pump three! and the breadwinner arrives home from a long day at work. now the family can sit down at the table, where everyone knows to be mindful of their manners. dinnertime has changed. our quality hasn't. reynolds wrap: foil made in the usa since 1947. about finding good food ind have school.y so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit.

south bay community journalist dustin dorsey breaks down how fans get their hands on them. >> he's been a 49ers season ticket holder for 39 years and a fan for as long as he could remember and he has the seats to prove it. >> these are my candlestick seats that i sat in. >> soon it will be the chairs at miami hard rock stadium where he'll watch the 49ers take on the kansas city chiefs. >> it is my first super bowl out of the seven super bowls that they've been in. i'm going with my younger brother and my really good trend drew. it is like a dream come true. >> worth it to him. >> but the actual cost. >> for the three tickets it was $18,000. >> a pretty penny, but about the going rate for the tickets. the 49ers held a lotter after the nfc championship game but like the previous six times participants didn't have name called. >> i bought the tickets before the lottery because i thought my chances of getting the lottery were nil any way. so i bought my tickets any way so i was going to matter what. >> the chances are slim because only 75% of the tickets are distributed to the 32 teams. and

abc7 news south bay community journalist justin dorsey breaks down exactly how fans get their hands on those tickets. >> these my original candlestick seats that i sat in. >> they used to be his favorite seats. soon they'll be at hearted rock stadium where he'll watch the 49ers take on the kansas city chiefs in super bowl 54. >> this will be my first super bowl that i've gone to out of seven super bowls that they've been in. >> i'm going with my younger brother and my really good friend drew. it is like a dream come true of the. >> worth it to him. the actual cost. >> for the three tickets, it was $18,000. >> a pretty penny but about the going rates for seats on the retail market. they held a lottery for the season ticket holders after the championship game. like the previous six times, the participants -- >> i bought the tickets before the lottery. i thought my chances of getting the lottery would be nil any way. i was going no matter what. >> the chances are slip becauson 75% of the tickets are distributed to the 32 teams. it breaks down like this. 17.5% of the tickets to go each the

the city of san francisco, san jose, santa clara, everybody, i'm proud of them. >> dustin dorsey. >>n. >> it really is. the timing is so great. the warriors had a great year. they've given us so many championships. this is a great institute. >> it's nice. we have a whole abc7 team in miami all week covering super bowl liv. >> you can find in-depth super bowl coverage online. our team is covering super bowl week on our facebook page, the news app and at abc7news.com as well. >>> there is no rain in our seven-day forecast, but temperatures will be going up as we take a live look from our emeryville cam. >> spencer tracking it all for us. actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. it helps to have

twitter ceo jack dorsey got some advice on his company from none other than elon musk.nalfor it in an meeting with twitter employees, asking how he would fix a social network. musk said it would be helpful to differentiate between real and fake users and try to see what people are upset about, instead of minutes late and of the system by different interest groups. an interesting question, whether twitter would stand to benefit from identifying the bots. you get the sense that twitter does not want to go there. vonnie: you have to think this is a little bit of a pr move. thousands of employees watching this live. two of the most influential people, and then chrissy teigen came on afterward. you are right. maybe a bit of a stunt. you can interact with all the charts you see on a network. the function is gtv . from toronto and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i mark crumpton with uber's first word news. secretary of state mike compare was breaking silence over threats to the former bass or to ukraine. in interviews with conservative radio host, secretary pompeo say

with abc7 sports anchor chris alvarez, sports director larry beil, amanda del castillo and dustin dorseyey'll keep you up to date on the players as well as the fans. also get in-depth super bowl coverage online. our digital team will cover super bowl week on our facebook page, free abc7 news app and at abc7news.com. >>> well, it's the final screening tonight at a small historic theater in san francisco. that story is ahead. and a muni shutdown is s and my side super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. and now, during the ultimate sleep number event save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all smart beds. only for a limited time. america's getting sicker. sick of donald trump, there

dustin dorsey takes us shoppingi beach, it doesn't take long to find a g good place to shop. we just happened to be cruing down nflle with plenty of kansas city chiefs and of course sncrra fisco superhe bl nfl shop. it's msmiia it gets. if you feel our merchandise, it's very south beach. this mannequin embodies miami well with the flamingo and the palm treespical bright colors of miami. bs o th. everybody is coming from the so miami embraces them with heat. >> looking to see something to bring back home though the family, and see what's remember, the win come sunday to iterh omething to ermbemere w the colors. but you got to get theshirt. ge. you got to get everything that says 49ers in miami for the super bowl. >> we're hosting our 11th super bowl, and it's very fantastic. and this global phenomenon. to me it's exciting. as a local, i was raised here. and it's wonderful meeting other people from other city, other towns, fans, young, old. it's wonderful. >> and you can see more from dustin and the abc7 team in miami throughout the week. our digital team is covering super bowl

larry beil, chris alvarez, julian glover, amanda del castillo and dustin dorsey will keep us up to daten the players and the fans and we have a live report from julian at 5:00. >> look at julian in the middle of that screen. >> i like that. >> yes. >> our digital team will cover the super bowl all week long on facebook. also on the abc7 news app and at abc7news.com. >> all right. i'm looking forward to that. >> i am, too. let's see what mike has in store for us today here. >> back at home, not quite as warm as down there. they'll hit the mid 70s the next couple of days. we could reach 70 by friday and saturday in some neighborhoods. in the east bay hills, you can see that fog encroaching upon san francisco. here's a closer view of the fog taking over the city. by the afternoon, partly cloudy a quiet pattern develops today. that will change tomorrow. al chance of rain across the north bay. then we get high pressure taking over. that's when the spring warmth starts to develop wednesday and thursday, peaking friday and saturday. here's our storm. the bulk of it heading north of us. that's

could say silicon valley used to create great things but now you have just like mark zuckerberg jack dorsey you don't have huge bases of employees creating like adding wealth to the economy turning raw goods into like amazing devices and manufacturing technology but on top of that you also have you know in terms of the economists saying the demise of the dollar that the dollar will be dead soon is you can see what we're doing to our own future not only have we hollowed out our manufacturing ability and our ability to innovate you see it with how we treat our young which is they are future and yet student loan debt is over $1.00 trillion dollars we've known that we've covered that but new information shows that hardly anyone is paying down their loans so they looked at this data that has been collected and we know there's been a tripling of debts since the financial crisis and terms of student loan debt but nobody is paying it down so they're like it's just this pile of debt that is strange feeling this future the that they could never come online they can never participate in this economy b

well james dorsey is a senior fellow at the south rajaratnam school of international studies in nanyang technological university in singapore singapore and joins us from there now so the legality of these killings was something that we discussed as they happen but it now seems to have dimmed in the current debate with the u.s. firmly holding on to this argument of self-defense but why will this discussion continue to monitor well 1st of all it matters of course to the iraqis and the iranians the iraqis because they perceive the strike against cousin sort of money but also an earlier strike against an iraqi militia as a violation of their national sovereignty to the iranians it matters all the more because of the threat by person trump to strike at cultural sites i think what we're seeing is on a larger scale and trump is a reflection of that. increasing by omission by world leaders or abandonment by world leaders of the international law un james evidence for this imminent attack and speaking. from the u.s. perspective what do you think at some point the u.s. or the u.s. government will

security council sanctions on iran that were lifted since the signing of this deal in 2015 remind us dorsey of the commitments that iran had made and some of these commitments they have scaled back on since this deal was done. well the main thing that iran agreed to under this deal was to slow down its. nuclear activities its nuclear program to limit certain parts of their nuclear program in the country and also have more transparency with the international community and the international atomic energy organization for inspectors to come and go without any advance notice to open up all the nuclear facilities to inspections under the agreement and also to limit certain reactors the main one being the for don't you clear facility near a form this was where iran is capable of enriching uranium at 20 percent levels this facility under the nuclear deal became a research facility only so they stopped enriching uranium at this facility this is one of 2 facilities in iran that has the capabilities to enrich uranium and the towns near as fun as the other one this facility for doe became a research f

to dorset jabari who joins us on the phone from tehran doors or is there no we seem to have lost dorsey will go to the united states where gabrielle elizondo is standing by can you tell us more about what the u.s. has confirmed deal with the pentagon has confirmed here with this strike. yeah it was a pretty remarkable department of defense statement about this it's good too and a half paragraphs long i won't read the entire thing again but the key points that stand out here is obviously the united states department of defense confirming that the strike that killed solomon he was at the direction of the president united states that should not necessarily be a surprise given the high profile of solo money but also in the statement of by the department of defense they really pointed out how solo money in their view was actively planning more attacks on americans and american diplomats in the region there was a real sense in this statement that solo money in his cause forests were. an immediate threat to american lives in the region all read part of it general so the money was actively deve

country a lot of people are in economic problems a lot of people are unemployed and also violence from dorsey's all also a country that for years now has been in the grip of gangs that have been exporting people from that country man i was talking to just a little bit earlier said he had to leave his moto taxi business when the gang just cut asking him for what they called a war tax and in the end they threatened him and he just had to get out so these people hoping to get through mexico and to the united states that might be the problem for them the mexican government under a lot of pressure from president donald trump has said that they will be sealing off their border that they're not going to let these people get through into mexico and go through to the united states so that's going to happen probably a couple of days more ahead of them for now they're taking a rest and just getting ready to spend the night here in guatemala city. the power guys government has declared a health emergency over an outbreak of dengue fever hospitals in the capital last struggling to cope with at least 700 sus

hacker group responsible for infiltrating accounts of other celebrities including twitter ceo jack dorseyonce twitter regained control of this, snuffed this out, the account was deleted, all the account tweets were deleted. >> you've got to get that two-factor authentication. authentication, mariah, you got to get that. safe passwords. >>> finally we have an update on the ongoing saga of sharon stone's attempts to find love online. >> we reported yesterday that stone's account on the popular dating app bumble had been suspended because users assumed it had been a fake one. after tweeting from her verified twitter account to bumble that she really is the real thing, bumble said it restored her account. >> but not so fast, the "new york post" reports in a tweet yesterday afternoon, that's apparently since been deleted, the "basic instinct" actress wrote quote bumble erased my account, they did not restore it, and she tagged it with a prayer emoji. >> the question is now will the 61-year-old twice-divorced star ever find love a third time around? as they say, stay tuned. those words just now

the group has previously been hacks,to other twitter including c.e.o., jack dorsey's account.a confirmed the nfl hacking and says the company has locked the accounts and is investigating further. now, this week marks the launch of bloomberg green, using data reporting to illustrate the scale of climate change. and now we're looking at how employees aren't shying away in their fight with management over the company's climate policies. time, it was more than 350 workers putting their names to calling out amazon for not doing enough to cut ties companies. fuel writing things like, it is unconscionable to to tract trying tols while silence employees to speak out. gomicrosoft can do it, carbon negative, why can't we? joining me in studio now, what this fight going on? break it down for us. organizings started more than a year ago to try to push amazon, which up to that been very't transparent about their environmental goals, to really do more. we've seen amazon step up and take many recommendations to heart but these employees are escalating their conflict, listen, there's much mor

. >> justin dorsey found out popular items are already sold out. >> reporter: levi stadium, you goingme between the san francisco 49ers and the green bay packers. the team store has been packed all week long. friday was no exception. everyone is trying to get fan gear ready for sunday. let's check it out. gear has been flying off the shelves here with many items selling out. plenty of popular choices to be ready for the game on sunday. what did you buy today? >> i got me some key i got a jersey. >> reporter: if all goes well for the 49ers this weekend, fans will be back getting their ch gear if you're noteame dayor toa to sporting goods locations across the bay area. grab your piece of 49ers' history. >> we're starting to accumulate that now in hopes they will clench that victory, but we won't get it until the win. >> reporter: somewhere between eight and ten stores will be staying open on sunday night and opening early on monday to get their fans a championship swag. these stores have had their share of practice for championship excitement thanks to the recent success of the golden s

join us now from tehran just listening into that and i think the thing that will pull out from that dorsey is this again emphasizing at a time of great tension the need for dialogue and deescalation. certainly and this visit is very significant the timing of it the fact that the media didn't even have any prior knowledge that it was happening even though the president hassan rouhani said that he had invited the emir of qatar to come to teheran for this visit it was a state visit but we didn't have any advance warning about this invitation i think it's very significant that the emir of qatar has chosen today to come to the capital but what was clear is that both sides are really trying to deescalate tensions in the region of course qatar is seen as a very close friends of iran and that the iranians believe now is the time to actually grow and strengthen that relationship further. thank you do also we're going to bring in our senior political analyst mollenhauer now who's with us in the studio and we just came up to the top of the hour move talk up to that moment but. what people say is impo

abc7 south bay community jumpist justin dorsey went to find out.le eagerly await super bowl sunday, they're also getting their party food in order. that includes at the biggest party of them all, hard rock stadium. >> you will smell miami as soon as you walk in. you will feel miami. when you come to miami without the super bowl, that is the feeling. the feeling is that we are absolutely -- >> reporter: these will be the stadium snacks no one has ever seen. imported french maccarons. >> you have to try the signature cubana sausage especially made just for the stadium. the family growing up, it will impact with you that taste of miami at the very first bite. >> the flavors, you're looking for mustard, catch up, this isn't traditional. a little different. on game day, a lot bigger. 18 inches long. that will be awesome to eat. >> in our premium areas, try the paella. and one of the recipes shared from madrid. >> reporter: in addition to tasting the paella, it has special meaning behind it. >> these are ocean friendly seafood choices. they are taking pr

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abc7 new south bay community journalist dorsey caught up to see how his super bowl week is going. >>when you ask the question, who says i can't, anything is possible. he grew up in small town gilroy. and now he's living the dream on radio row at super bowl liv in miami. >> this is so unreal. this is amazing. being around all these athletes, coaches, i feel like i'm star struck. i try to play it cool. hold it. there is my idol there. it has been an amazing journey. >> radio row is really the home of the who's who during super bowl week. you don't have to go far to find a superstar and he's been finding plenty of they will. >> the best part is about the journey and meeting people. i got to meet derek henry, david ortiz. david ortiz was someone that just really honored me. what he went through this year, he was telling me when he was in the hospital recovering, he saw my story. for him to tell me that with his honesty and his appreciation of a message, that was pretty cool for me to hear. michael vick passed me. when i saw michael vick, i never do this. hey, michael, michael, just hangi

players with the sharks spoke with dustin dorsey, wishing the south bay neighbors the best of luck in the super bowl. >>> logan couture is a massive fan of nfl football. particularly the buffalo bills. like the rest, he'll be cheering for the 49ers in super bowl liv. >> a good game. that's what you ask for as a fan of sports. two of the best teams in the league. you get one of the best defense against one of the best offenses. the niners' offense looks real good. it will be a great match-up. >> while some players like jimmy garoppolo and sanders have experience but not all have been to the big game. logan couture went to the stanley cup finals with the sharks. >> you realize all eyes are on you. when you're going through it for the first time, it is a whirl wind that goes by. you almost forget about the hockey part a little bit. what's the first game, a couple shifts in. you settle in and it is like any other game. >> each franchise has felt the pain of getting logical to the big game and coming up just short. don't take the moment for granted. >> look back on that year, that series,

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its ceo all right, elon musk is comeing to twitter's rescue in a twitter conference hosted by jack dorsey ceo called in. elon from san diego. first time caller. sharing his advice on improving ing the platform musk recommended that twitter would benefit from elim naughting bots and fake users. had a solid start to 2020 despite today's dip. mr. musk must be a fan of twitter. >> yeah, huge following. not the first person to call for less bots and sort of better guidelines for people that are engaging on there, but we'll see if this one takes it seriously >> all right meantime, up next, the ceo of chime. the company has been raising a lot of money lately. and spending some of it on a new marketing deal we'll get all the details, next on "power lunch. >>> welcome back to "power lunch", a i tonight the mavs will begin wearing the chimed logo, a major investment which just raised $500 million , chris britt is in dallas thanks for being with us. >>> we've a tremendous asp of success, and we've historically down a lot online. so it was a natural fit. but this is not just about direction responsib

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abc7 news south bay community journalist dustin dorsey found some nfl veterans, some current players, and others hitting the beach and doing it for a good cause. you know you can't come to miami without visiting the beautiful beaches. but we're not here for sun tanning and surfing. it's all about volunteering today. dozens are on hand to help clean the beaches as part of the nfl huddle for 100 campaign. >> we are out here at the huddle for 100 beach cleanup to really get fans volunteering across the country. the ocean conservancy was hosting this incredible event so we're partnering with them to clean up this lovely beach here today. >> i think it's great that the nfl put a priority on people getting involved. and not only highlighting the things that players are doing but trying to engage the fans and say, hey, football is fun. football is great, and it's fun on sunday, but there's a lot of things that are a lot more important than football. >> we have i think surpassed about 250 million minutes. i'm hoping to get to 300 million minutes by the end of this week to go out with a bang.

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. >> in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> hey. >> you are getting down to the music on that story. >> if you want to share your niners pride, do it with this team badge. find it on our facebook page or just go directly to facebook.com/abc7 news. >> you were not on camera when you did that. show the people. >> you have to bring the music back so i can feel it. ♪ hey. >> all right. >> that's how i feel. >> good. we're feeling good this morning. >> we are. it's nice for your first day of work to be thursday and you guys are in a great mood. appreciate that. walnut creek, looking south under a mostly cloudy sky. high clouds today. that will limit our sunshine. still mild temperatures nearing 60s once again. scattered light showers are possible. the extreme north bay, sonoma, lake, mendocino counties, weak systems will side swipe those areas. a much stronger system will hit us saturday and sunday. here's the pattern, you can see the rain well up to the north. that's where the low is. the center of this system. we're in the warm sector. that is bringing up the high clouds that will be a

abc 7 south bay community journalist dusty dorsey found out some popular items are sold out already. >> levi stadium, you know this place is going to be packed this weekend for the nfc championship game between the 49ers and the packers. but the team store has been packed all week long. friday was no exception. everyone is trying to get the last-minute fan gear ready for sunday. lets check it out. gear has been flying off the shelf at the stadium store with many items selling out. plenty of popular choices like jimmy garoppolo jerseying george kittle things and cold weather gear for the game sunday. >> what did you buy. >> i got me a key choi a. >> i got the bosa and kit willing penants. >> if all goes well for the 49ers fans will be back at the nfc store for the champion gear. if you're not lucky enough to be here sunday at the store. you can go down the road to select dig's sporting goods locations including here at the great mall. grab your piece of history. >> we are starting to accumulate that now and hope they clench the victory. we got to get the win first. >> somewhere betwee

of course he ran google so long, jack dorsey of twitter, david bonderman, the big investor and in thisat they have some 20,000 different experiences, everything from, swimming with the pigs in exuma, who knew you could do that, so zip lining in most exotic places. we have the founder, she is a fascinating person who has been able to scale this up. she is an oxford grad, a harvard grad. what we wanted to focus on she founded, running this company, peek.com, ready to take on the big guys at airbnb. she is coming up. you want to hear her story. charles: experience is so much, liz, thank you very much. tune in to "the claman countdown, always at the top of the hour. always a great show. >>> troy prince found his calling on wall street at an early age, but as he rose through the ranks he noticed most of his coworkers didn't look like him or people he grew up with in the bronx. he found wall street bound. the company talks about for young adults the world of trading. welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. charles: you started on wall street, 16, 17 cold calling? >> 16, 17 cold calling

south bay community journalist dustin dorsey found out some popular items are already sold out. >> levi stadium, you know in place is going to be packed this weekend for the nfc championship game between the san francisco 49ers and the green bay packers. pu the team store has been packed all week long. friday no exception. everyone is trying to get the last-minute fan gear ready for sunday. lets check it out. gear has been flying of oh on the shelf at the stadium store with many items selling out. plenty of popular choices like jimmy garoppolo jerseyingings game helmets just about anything george kittel and of course cold weather gear to be ready for the game. >> what did you buy. >> key chains and got knee a debo samuel jersey. >> the boss asset and kittel penants. >> if all goes well for the 49ers, fans will be back at the store getting the nfc champion gear. if you are not lucky enough to be here on game day on sunday at the team store. you can go right down the road to select dig's sporting good locations across the bay area, including here at the great mall, grab your piece of 49er

. >> speaking of trying things, let's talk twitter jack dorsey asking elon musk at the all hands retreate would fix or change the social network. musk's answer in short,identif the bots is that a fix? >> yeah. absolutely what is the biggest problem with twitter? you have no idea who's real, who's fake what's being amplified by bots from whatever country or interest group wants to amplify their message. elon himself is dogged by the tesla bots that exist. there was the never warren hashtag where the top three posts in the hashtag were saying this hashtag is dumb the bots amplified it to number one in trending. we're all more comfortable that we can see what's going on because you can switch your timeline, you can filter that timeline as a person a little more carefully than you can as facebook so it appears to be more transparent. for the average user it's still hard >> ubs cuts it to neutral, stephanie, their point is this should be a year, given the olympics and election where twitter should thrive. instead this ad bug that haunted them in 2019 puts them in an investment headwind for th