tiktok, tiktok, time for school. breaking new ground with the last of us part ii.t's time for us all to hitrecord. screaming, acoustic heavy metal chords. welcome, welcome, welcome to click. come on in, everyone. i hope you're well, and ladies and gentlemen, i give you lara lewington. hello spencer, and hello everyone. there have been rumours that over the past few weeks, some of our viewers have followed in love with two things. i'm it's not you and me. but it is the picture on your wall and your cushions, and i believe that those cushions took on a whole life of their own last week. yeah, all right, 0k, so here is what happened. i don't know why, but i asked for suggestions on social media for a different arrangement than the usual rainbow that we have here, and there was one suggestion i got that i just thought was genius and i could not resist. so well done if you worked out what was going on. this was the progress of the cushions moving about throughout the programme, and this was the homage that we were paying. all i can say is, i'm sorry. clearly lockdown ha

tiktok, tiktok, time for school. breaking new ground with the last of us part ii.t's time for us all to hitrecord. screaming, acoustic heavy metal chords. screaming, acoustic heavy metal chords welcome, welcome, welcome to click. come on in, everyone. i hope you're well, and ladies and gentlemen, here comes lara lewington. hello spencer, and hello everyone. there have been rumours that over the past few weeks, some of our viewers have followed in love with two things. i'm it's not you and me. but it is the picture on your wall and your cushions, and i believe that those cushions took on a whole life of their own last week. yeah, all right, ok, so here is what happened. i don't know why, but i asked for suggestions on social media for a different arrangement than the usual rainbow that we have here, and there was one suggestion i got that i just thought was genius and i could not resist. so well done if you worked out what was going on. this was the progress of the cushions moving about throughout the programme, and this was the homage that we were paying. all i can

tiktok, tiktok, time for school. breaking new ground with the last of us part ii.nd it's time for us all to hitrecord. screaming, acoustic heavy metal chords. welcome, welcome, welcome to click. come on in, everyone. i hope you're well, and ladies and gentlemen, here comes lara lewington. hello spencer, and hello everyone. there have been rumours that over the past few weeks, some of our viewers have followed in love with two things. i'm it's not you and me. but it is the picture on your wall and your cushions, and i believe that those cushions took on a whole life of their own last week. yeah, all right, 0k, so here is what happened. i don't know why, but i asked for suggestions on social media for a different arrangement than the usual rainbow that we have here, and there was one suggestion i got that i just thought was genius and i could not resist. so well done if you worked out what was going on. this was the progress of the cushions moving about throughout the programme, and this was the homage that we were paying. all i can say is, i'm sorry. clearly lockdow

we think this is about applying the power of tiktok to learning., it's about engaging transitions, using all the tools that make tiktok videos so engaging and fun. amongst tiktok‘s partners is english heritage, a charity that manages hundreds of historic sites in the uk, and can see the importance of reaching a younger audience through social media. we think that tiktok's a really safe place to explore some of the stories that perhaps matter most to young people. so things like black history, for example, lgbtq stories from some of our sites, women's history as well. it feels like a very safe, welcoming environment to explore those stories. this is reminding me of youtube's journey. both platforms started off being all about viral video, all about the fun. and gradually, as time went by, a lot of youtube's content became more structured, more produced. and could it be that tiktok is going to start to push that sort of content, too? until then, i'm sure we can all learn something useful — or not. if you fancy a spot of escapism right now, then the c

going forward learn on tiktok.g to be a long—term programme, which is about us investing in partners and content creators from across the breadth of professional content creators, educational institutions like english heritage and cambridge university, all the way through to the breath of creators who exist on tiktok. we are working with some more educationally focused partners, so cambridge university is one of them, so there are some for either school—age or university or postgraduate age, but a lot of the content will be much more focused, it will be focused on life skills, and things that are interesting for people. and how will you deliver that education because presumably it will be in short bite—size chunks in the way any tiktok video is presented. we think this is about applying the power of tiktok to learning. what i mean by that is it is about effects, audio, engaging transitions, using all the tools that make tiktok videos so engaging and fun. among the three's partners is english heritage, a charity tha

para miles de jÓvenes que usan tiktok no fue una sorpresa.as de rally. luis: primero una campaÑa de donald trump dijo que no habÍa mÁs gente porque manifestantes afuera no le permitÍan entrar al estadio. lego le dijeron que la historia de tiktok no tiene sentido porque ellos piden un nÚmero de telÉfono para verificar que las solicitudes sean legÍtimas. ellos creen que le fuerzo bien valiÓ la pena. >> los jÓvenes en este momento quieren cambios y estÁn haciendo los pasos apropiados para poder sacar a trump de la casa blanca. luis: el sÁbado el presidente pasÓ tiempo explicando que cuando bajÓ la rampa de espacio no estaba enfermo, sino que tenÍa miedo de resbalarse recibiÓ . entre el ocaso de coronavirus aumentan y ocho de sus trabajadores de campaÑa dieron positivos, dijo que habÍa que hacer menos problema para evitar menos casos. >> no esperemos que los jÓvenes voten por trump en las elecciones de noviembre. luis: algunos analistas dicen que el presidente no sabe y que por eso nace fuerzo para conquistar su voto. en san francisco, luis mejÍa

this is quite the effort on tiktok. >> absolutely, erika.popular with teenagers and it appears young people all across america took part in this protest by basically requesting free tickets to trump's rally in tulsa with no intention of showing up. now, you'll remember the trump campaign, the president himself, actually, last week boasting that 1 million people had requested tickets to the rally. we should point out here that there wasn't a cap on the number of people that could request tickets for the events. so it's not as if trump supporters were blocked in the away by going to the rally by tiktokers. the fact that the trump campaign wasn't able to fill this 20,000 arena isn't the tiktokers fault. but take a look at this video from one 16-year-old who took part in the protest. >> guys, i accidentally just reserved two free tickets for the tulsa oklahoma trump rally on juneteenth. and now i can't go because my dog's goldfish's funeral is that day. but it would be a shame if everyone else did this and then there were empty seats at the rall

charlie, is at number one tiktoker, she is 16 years old. she has 64 million followers on tiktok.an make up to $51,000 per post. similar stories. tens of millions of follow lars. tens of thousands of dollars per post. they didn't even graduate high school. the whole idea of putting this talent together in one house, you can support each other, get ideas from each other. if one video or one content creator does well others can do. so you build everybody's numbers. apparently it's a thing. tiktok has been downloaded 2 billion times. takes minimal effort to make a video. you can maximize your potential. number of followers, with that, often times your profit. what did they do wrong? i'm joking. that is a complete joke, charles. charles: lauren, i'm also reading where, by the way i get $51 a post. no, i'm just joking. i'm reading also, lauren, where real estate agents are saying people should have a content house or room as they're trying to sell their house. people want this when they buy a house for themselves? >> real estate in general is changing especially as we all work from hom

trump campaign measures deny claims that a social media campaign led by tiktok users and teenage fans of korean pop music resulted in thousands of empty seats. -- blaming what he calls the "fakake news media." stoking fes about covid-19 in the wake leading -- in the weeks leadadig up to the event. trump's rally, he said his campaign has received almost one million requests for tickets. , row upon row of empty seats tell a different story. officials say some 6200 people attended the event. 19,000ion of the venue's cacapacity.. possibly unlikely demographic is taking t the critic. fans of korean, pop music have been rallying around black lives matter, hijacking hashtags used by the movementnt. with fans in alliance users of tiktok say they inflated the rallies attendance expectations by completing the free online registration with no intention of going. -- i am so excited to not go. register, fill up those seats, but don't go because [b eep] trump. >> it is a claim rejected by trump's campaigns manager who says m measures were taken to we get -- to read out bogus registration. -- the fa

this all started with a video on tiktok created by mary jo laupp who is effectively a tiktok grandma. she made a video more than a week ago urging viewers to go to trump's site, sign up to attend the rally but not show up at the rally. her video was showed thousands of times, and younger tiktok videos showing different videos, k-pop fans were trying to sabotage trump's rally. look, it seemed to work to some degree. we don't know exactly how well but trump's campaign manager was out there talking about how many people were signing up. trump was bragging there were a million people rsvp'ing, they were gathering all this data about people they can use for the campaign. apparently it was a bunch of kids, a bunch of teenagers signing up as a protest. clearly not everybody showed up in tulsa. maybe people heard the huge numbers and said they didn't want to go through the hassle of the crowds. it's unclear exactly what happened. there are multiple factors. we're going live to tulsa in a moment. first i spoke with mary jo laupp about her role in what's being called a no-show protest. >> so, m

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if you don't know sarah cooper, she has this viral -- i mean, they're amazing, tiktok videos where she president trump's, like, briefings or speeches and it's just -- the words sound different, even though they're his words coming out of her mouth. in fact, if you haven't seen a a video, you're in luck, because she's debuting her brand-new video, tonight, right now, on our show we're very lucky here is sarah cooper >> we have a situation where we're looking very strongly at sinks and showers. and other elements of bathrooms, where you turn the faucet on and areas where there's tremendous amounts of water, where the water rushes out to sea because you could never handle it. and you don't get any water. you turn on the faucet, you don't get any water. they take a shower and water comes dripping out just dripping out very quietly, dripping out people are flushing toilets 10 times, 15 times as opposed to once. they end up using more water so, epa is looking at that very strongly, at my suggestion you go into a new building or a new house or a new home and they have standards on where you d

and they call him the tiktok tutor. we'll introduce you to the teen sensation who makes learning math as easy as pi. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west. and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight with some breaking news: 23 million americans have likely been infected with coronavirus and could spread it without knowing that they are. that's because the c.d.c. now says it believes 10 times as many people have or had the virus than tested positive for it. that staggering new number, based on antibody tests, comes as the u.s. is seeing its largest one-day total of new infections since the crisis began in march. many of the country's largest states are now overwhelmed, putting plans to continue reopening in jeopardy. tonight, texas is in crisis intensive care units are maxed out. elective surgeries are being canceled. and the state's move to phase two has been paused. in florida there are long lines

tiktok is a huge hit among generation z. may not be going on tiktok with financial responsibility in mind but more and more posts inadvertently. apple's worldwide developers conference kicks off and it will be almost unrecognizable compared to the previous 30 conferences. the event will be held online because of the pandemic and that means no one-on-one time with apple employees. developers will be watching recorded videos. applying for a limited conference spots and asking questions on apple's developer forums. it will be streamed online all around the world. a weekend and another graduation. stanford held their online commencement ceremony this morning. 2020 graduates were recognized in a half-hour live stream and the university forced to cancel because of the virus and said a short and a sweet ceremony. heavy in reflection and inspiration. cory booker from the class of 1991. >> i know these times do not define you. you are going to show up fully and define who you are by how you respond. i am excited about want days, mont

so what could social media platform tiktok have to do with that? we have details, stay with us. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping trip... ...when their windshield got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >>> president trump making his return to the campaign trail in tulsa, oklahoma, with a smaller than expected crowd. the arena which holds more than 19,000 people only had about 6200 in attendance. that according to the tulsa fire marshal. the president boasted on twitter that more than a million people requested tickets to see him speak, but that was not reflected in saturday's turnout. we have been doing a lot of reporting on this. a stunt organized on the social media platform tiktok may have something to do with all of this. tell our viewers what you're learning. >> that's right, wolf. the social media platform tiktok, which

it wasn't as if the tiktok users were blocking real trump supporters for going to the rally. the fact that the trump campaign was unible to fill this arena isn't the tiktokers fault really. thattic a look at this tiktok of toren hudson, a 16-year-old who took part in the protest. >> i just reserved two free tickets for the trump rally on juneteenth. now i can't go, because my dog's goldfish's funeral is that day. it would be shame in everyone else did this, that would be bad, because we don't want that. >> so there was that massive push there for people to register for the event and not go, even includes k-pop fans, who are among the sort of most organized people in the internet were involved in this effort. boris? >> i did not expect k-pop fans to be organizing this kind of stunt. what is the trump campaign saying about this? >> brad parscale put out a statement earlier today, saying leftists and online trolls doing a victory lap don't know what they're talking about. but all week the trump campaign and the president himself were boasting about a million people registers, so

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so this growing use of zoom and tiktok and there's no really good alternatives to use, because they'ret coming from these things, that's been problematic and there needs to be a good solution or a market competitor to bring an alternative to americans. dagen: lee, i've been on conference calls recently or video calls and if you're communicating with like a big corporation, they don't use zoom. i mean, do you find that? >> i do find that. in fact, many of my clients you can't -- if you use zoom, you can't have conversations with them. they're looking at web ex, looking at microsoft teams, google hangouts, there's lots of alternatives out there that people can look into and i think by and large companies are looking at those not just because of the ties to china but really because of data concerns and people being able to jump in and jump out of meetings. so i think people really need to be aware and be careful when you're looking at zoom and as you mentioned tiktok. people need to be very, very aware. the thing that concerns me as they're talking -- most people don't think about these t

from tiktok to wechat, india bans dozens of chinese apps, as tensions between the two countries rise.ion industry? and staying chic while working from home — we look at a growing trend for webcam friendly fashion. good to see you again. if you've just joined good to see you again. if you'vejustjoined us, i am sally bundock. a top story this our. china's parliament has passed controversial national security legislation for hong kong. local media reported that the law was passed unanimously by the standing committee of china's national people's congress. beijing introduced the law in response to last year's pro—democracy protests in the city. on monday the united states begun ending hong kong's special status, restricting it's access to high tech products and defence exports. let's cross to our asia business hub and speak to mariko oi for more on this. this has literally just this has literallyjust happen in the last few hours, what more can you tell us? well, sally, i think it's important to mention that we haven't had an official confirmation from beijing or the city's cheap executive

me it seems like a pretty big move what are your thoughts >> i absolutely agree it is a big move tiktok has been temporarily been banned in india before indian regulators tending to take a stronger hand on this than we're used to seeing in america. my expectation is that this will get resolved but i think what you're seeing is that india in particular is paying a lot of attention to tiktok's data retention policies and it's ralliziy realizing tha diplomatic tool as they're attempting to navigate this conflict with china. one of the levers they have to pull is the economic relationship that they have and the fact that hundreds of millions of indians love using tiktok and now they can't anymore. >> do you think we'd ever do the same thing >> oh, man, i would never bet too heavily on the u.s. government regulating big tech >> so cynical in so many ways. casey, it's been a pleasure. thank you, sir, we do appreciate it. >> sorry. >> casey newton of the verge joining us today. >>> coming up, spending and swiping. new data suggests people are buying more even as covid spreads. the firm will jo

let's turn to washington where we have a lot to get to from geoffrey berman's botched firing and tiktok recording president trump's rally. let's start with the personal moves. >> reporter: tumultuous events on friday going into late in the afternoon on saturday as attorney general mr. barr decided geoffrey berman should no longer be the person in charge of the southern district of new york. that's the wall street prosecutor it's one of the most high-profile jobs at the department of justice. barr put out a press release saying berman was stepping down, but berman said that's the fists he heard of it and he wasn't going to step down that produced a standoff after berman appeared for work on saturday barr had to fire berman. that blocked what barr wanted to put in position and elevating berman's number two, audrey strauss, to run the shop in the meantime until they can find a senate-confirmed person to fill the job on a full-time basis all of that leaves open the question of what happens to jay clayton at the sec barr wanted clayton to take over that position, now not clear what's going t

now it's being claimed that teenagers and older people on tiktok and fans of korean pop music were behindunsu yim — a reporterfor the korea herald — and he explained what happened. as you saw from the footage, lots of blue seats were empty and the lack of turnout garnered a great deal of media attention and so did wyatt. what k pop fans dead is when the news broke about his rally, post quarantine, and how you can apply for the tickets, people on twitter who are fans of k pop, south korean music, started applying for the tickets as a joke with no intention of being there, and while it was happening on another app called tiktok, and other viral video by a woman in iowa was outlining ways to sabotage his rally in tulsa, oklahoma, so it was a collective effort to basically make sure that fewer people showed up to his rally. and i think there is a grandmother, is that right? she was driving this, a grandmother and is that right? she was driving this, a grandmotherand in is that right? she was driving this, a grandmother and in the end almost 800,000 tickets were applied for, so president trump

videdeo sharing platform tiktoks said to have some 200 million users in india. other popular apps that are banned inclulude microblogging site weibo as well as wechat. it follows a clash in a disputed himalayan border region that killed 20 indian soldidiers earlier this month. there is growing sentiment in india for a boycott on chinese products. >>> airlines based in the middle east are preparing to resume more international flights. it comes as europe is poised for a safe easing of travel restrictions. the european union plans to start relaxing the restrictions on travel from outside the bloc on wednesday, as the summer holiday season gears up. the move has prompted some middle east state carriers to resume or increase flights linking europe and asia. dubai-based emirates plans to restore its n network to over 5 destinations in july. the airline is also planning to resume direct flights connecting dubai with japan kansai airport and narita airport from july 8th. turkish airlines plans to start servicices by the e end of july. qatatar air ways has gradualall be

we think this is about applying the power of tiktok to learning.tok's a really safe place to explore some of the stories that perhaps matter most to young people. so things like black history, for example, lgbtq stories from some of our sites, women's history as well. it feels like a very safe, welcoming environment to explore those stories. this is reminding me of youtube's journey. both platforms started off being all about viral video, all about the fun. and gradually, as time went by, a lot of youtube's content became more structured, more produced. and could it be that tiktok is going to start to push that sort of content, too? until then, i'm sure we can all learn something useful — or not. if you fancy a spot of escapism right now, then the chances are it's not by playing a videogame set in the midst of a global pandemic. and it's for that reason that the launch of part ii of the last of us, the massively successful, genre—defining game, was delayed. but then a spoiler was released online and that meant, pandemic or no pandemic, it needed to

that would be really bad. >> tiktok of people showing how he had registered for the event. brad parscale was saying the leftists and trolls are doing a victory lap. don't know what they're talking about. registering for a rally means you rsvp'd via cell phone number and we constantly filter those out. . if they really did weed out all the bog gus attempts, the question remaining where were those million people last night. >> we're in a weird world right now. tony, thank you so much. >>> thank you. >>> democrats meantime are now demanding probes into the firing of a powerful federal prosecutor, who was investigating people close to the president. last night the president fired geoffry berman. >> nixon had the saturday night massacre. now president trump and ag barr have the botched friday night massacre. any investigation must examine the rolls of president trump, attorney general barr and anyone else involved. the bottom line is we need an answer to two simple questions -- what did the president know and when did he know? >> we're veg a hearing on wednesday in which a numbe

. >>> and a tiktok prank may be why the president's rally didn't fill the bok center. hundreds of teenaged tiktok users and korean pop music fans say they registered potentially hundreds of thousands of tickets for the event as a joke. this happened after the campaign tweeted supporters could register for free tickets using their phones. the campaign canceled several planned events outside the rally because the expected crowd didn't show up. >>> the search is on for a teenaged girl who vanished in gilroy. cali everhart might be in the company of a man known as king dre. she was last seen wearing a black sweatshirt, black leggings and slides. anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to call gilroy police. >>> at 7:08 you do have much more ahead on "today in the bay." we take you live to washington, d.c., and we talk with chuck todd who has a preview of this week's "meet the press." and a unique way a group of protesters are calling >>> welcome back. it is time to bring in chuck todd, nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press." hi, chuck. as

can we agree that neither of us would guess that people on tiktok would prank the campaign? >> yes, they say they weeded it out the information, that they were aware this sort of thing was happened. but they clearly weren't. if you are, you don't advertise the fact that nearly 1 million people had signed up, if vast numbers of them are teens trying to prank you. what they did, the fact that they said this, seems to have hurt the attendance at their own rally. this was an unforced error from the campaign. and it's remarkable how sophisticated the young zoomers are. a lot of them deleted the posts within 24 to 48 hours of putting them out there. saying, i signed up for a ticket, but i don't think i can make it. these kinds of jokes and pranks, they deleted it to try to lay low so no one would have caught on. and it seems to have worked to some extent. >> thank you, all. >>> coming up, big questions about the firing of the top u.s. prosecutor in new york, and the president's involvement. >>> plus, while the president was grabbing headlines in tulsa, the biden campaign was makin

also, his thoughts on tiktok us ers potentially taking trump's rally.skyrbnb ceo brian takes us through the darkest hours through the pandemic. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." a fraction of the crowd expected showed up at president trump's rally in tulsa, oklahoma over the weekend. tictoc andt teens on korean pop bands on twitter scooped up tickets for the event with no intention of going. for more on this i want to bring former predental campaign manager for john mccain's campaign in 2008. he is also a bloomberg contributor and has worked for several republican presidents going back to ronald reagan. what is your take on this? i think we are seeing the newest group of people to use twitter to influence an election. it is an exciting development and something a lot of people are talking about today. the vaunted trump social media operation that set records for participation and attendance over the last three years got totally cracked. i'm sure they are spending a lot of time today at trump headquarters on how to try to figure out to kee

did teens on tiktok punk the president to keep turnout low? caught on camera. as atlanta gathers to remember rayshard brooks, police in new unauthorused chokehold. plus the confrontation when one of the officers who kneeled on george floyd goes shopping. talladega might. nascar drivers surround bubba wallace's car in a show of unity. the legends of racing now speaking out after a noose was found in his garage. cult-style killings. the shocking details from prosecutors after two idaho children turn up dead. did their own mother think they were zombies? and serving up support, the pizzeria that's feeding healthcare workersleng up something else to keep them safe. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us. tonight the u.s. is seeing a dangerous increase in coronavirus cases in the south and west that could have implications for the entire country, especially as more young people are becoming infected. as america pushes forward with reopening, half of all states a

the campaign denies that the tiktok users affected turnout. >>> some leading outdoor apparel companies are announcing boycotts of face book. the north face and pat gone that are part of the stop hate for profit campaign. top civil rights groups are asking advertisers to suspend marketing on facebook and instagram over their handling of hate speech and misinformation. >>> coming up, the sudden death of an nfl linebacker. what happened to the former standout. >>> also ahead, the on stage health scare for d.l. hughley. could coronavirus be to blame? >>> and later the massive dust clouds stretching across the atlantic. when will it reach the u.s.? now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures; use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica

we think this is about applying the power of tiktok to learning.it's about engaging transitions, using all the tools that make tiktok videos so engaging and fun. amongst tiktok‘s partners is english heritage, a charity that manages hundreds of historic sites in the uk, and can see the importance of reaching a younger audience through social media. we think that tiktok's a really safe place to explore some of the stories that perhaps matter most to young people. so things like black history, for example, lgbtq stories from some of our sites, women's history as well. it feels like a very safe, welcoming environment to explore those stories. this is reminding me of youtube's journey. both platforms started off being all about viral video, all about the fun. and gradually, as time went by, a lot of youtube's content became more structured, more produced. and could it be that tiktok is going to start to push that sort of content, too? until then, i'm sure we can all learn something useful — or not. if you fancy a spot of escapism right now, then the cha

however, they are downplaying the role of tiktok on rally attendance, which you might have heard about by now. one online activist is among those taking credit for the tiktok prank in which users reserved thousands of tickets with no intention of ever going to that rally. >> and i think expecting millions of people to show up to your rally and having an entire section right behind you just be empty is a huge blow to his ego. >> i'm telling you, there were people and families that couldn't bring their children because of concerns of the protesters. >> tulsa's fire marshal says about 6,200 people attended the rally. the white house, though, says it was at least twice that. the arena itself holds 19,000 people. >>> the archbishop of san francisco is speaking out about friday's toppling of a statue at golden gate park and calls it, quote, the hijacking of a movement. one statue honored father st. junipero serra, the catholic priest founded 9 of california's 21. salvador leone is defending serra saying the memorialization of historic figures merits an honor and fair discussion. there was no

they do. >> tiktok is going to be enormous it's owned by bike dance but basically the company is tiktok what they have done there has been nothing short of extraordinary. why do we talk about it? it could have $150 billion value out of the box that's not hyperbole either, jim. one of the larger media companies. you think that may even be low -- >> i think if an individual buys tiktok, they could do well that's different from buying carnival there are people who don't understand the credit side, those are the ones who should be in index funds they should. if you don't understand that there's another side if you don't understand the difference between a bond and a stock, that's a fabulous candidate for index fund if you do and you can isolate which one is best in this case norwegian has the fewest covid instances. >> right right. and, by the way, the sec took your point of view when it comes to that because hertz is not going to be able to sell stock that happened yesterday after we heard from the chairman that they were reviewing things for closely. and no longer hertz going to be able t

. >>> still to come on "today," the woman behind the viral tiktok video that's sparking conversation as people are urged to check their privilege. >>> and an in-depth look at how the federal government has handled the coronavirus from the very start. could more have been done. dylan. >>> and what the academy awards are doing to be more inclusive. but first, these messages. it is saturday, june 13th. 5:56. live look outside. cloudy skies as we look towards san francisco. from our emeryville camera, but it's beautiful as we start our weekend. thanks so much for joining us. i'm clara clapper. meteorologist rob nay ada is in with our look at our microclimate forecast. good to see you. >> and likely. you mentioned the clouds have a pretty start to the morning. those clouds may bring us a chance of seeing a few isolated showers across the north bay for the morning. at the microclimate weather. closer to san jose, you will see the numbers climbing to the mid-in-to-upper 60s around lunch time today. highs running cool. we will have continued breezy conditions with partly cloudy skies. in the

this tiktok might or might not be real.oes not look for his -- does not look good for his campaign. is a little out of practice. there are issues in the field. effort, butk first it was just a first effort. there is plenty of time for his campaign to make course corrections and make adjustments to the issues voters will be concerned about. raciallyhout some insensitive remarks. that will not help him. if he starts focusing on issues like china and a smarter response to coronavirus, he will do much better in coming rallies. it was pretty weak, but this was just the first one after a long break and i would expect some improvement. francine: thank you so much for joining us, lester munson. withg up shortly, we speak bill dudley, former new york federal reserve president. things talk to him about we see out there in the economy. it is phase two, tom has been waiting for new york to go into phase two. 300,000e 150,000 to workers expected to come back. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance", good morning everyone. fro

did tiktok teens and k-pop fans help spoil the president's return to the campaign trail? >>> dangerous new phase. the world health organization's dire warning as coronavirus cases soar in the u.s., 12 states hitting record highs. preparations for a possible second wave under way in the white house. florida closing in on 100,000 cases. new concerns it could be the next epicenter. the surge putting the return of sports at risk. major league baseball once again shutting down facilities, and comedian d.l. hughley recovers from this frightening incident in nashville, collapsing on stage and testing positive for the virus. >>> investigation under way. a noose found hanging in the garage of nascar driver bubba wallace, the league's sole full-time black driver who fought to have confederate flags banned from saying he will not back down. >>> and the 2020 virtual espys packing a powerful punch. >> we need a change, and we need it now. >> one of sports' biggest nights kicking off with a call to action for all athletes. >> sports give us hope. sports make us feel. sports bring us to

. >> trevor demonstrated this self-driving and lounging capabilities of his model 3 on tiktok. he says he wasn't really taking an autonomous journey when he took this video, it was intended as a fun experiment in the future of self-driving. so it used to be do it for t now it is do it for the tiktok. >> yes. >> either way, don't do this in real life. >> no, please. >> didn't want any of that right now. nope. no thanks. let's take a look at what is going on. it is san jose where we start this degrees under sunshine. grab the sunglasses today. the warmest day of the week likely and driest. the humidity levels are just so dry. we're talking 10% to 20%. total coastal clouds, that means a southerly surge is coming back and that will give us a little relief from the heat. but temperatures even with the morning clouds and the afternoon sunshine will be above average through most of my seven day forecast. let's take a look down in the south bay where we have 91 in sunnyvale, 94 in san jose, gilroy the warm spot. peninsula, low to mid-90s 88 in hill bremillbrae. low to mid-80s the most

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you look at sites like tiktok, do? is tiktok trying to they want to capture those images.e sites where you put in an image and it ages you or changes you or whatever, what are they doing? they are capturing your image, building a database on you. you and i have talked many times about who owns the virtual you, which is one of the questions i think everybody should be asking when they talk about their presence online. china wants to own the virtual you. they want to be able to replicate you online, and through these social media apps and sites, that is how they are doing it. huawei is the way they are doing it, trying to get into debt seplomacy with all the different countries and saying, we will provide you with 5g, with smart city technology, and by the way, we own the data. emily: senator marsha blackburn there with our own kevin cirilli. turning back to that facebook story we talked about earlier, facebook has removed a series of ads from president trump's reelection campaign for violating the company's policy .gainst organized state the social network has been criticiz

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-erses of teenage tiktok ordering tickets without planning to attend.d users pivoting to political causes. our reporter is on the line from san francisco. this is a really interesting story. do we know at this point how many of those no-shows at the rally were in fact these people who actually got tickets and just did not show up? that the people signing up with no intention of going to the rally may have fueled a lot of the bragging from the trump campaign about what the attendance numbers would be and what the data haul from the registrations would look like. the main intent from these fansgers and korean pop was to cause that bragging that would lead to the disappointment we saw yesterday that the attendance was much smaller than expected. admissioneneral rally, first-come, first-served. so they weren't taking sees from other people, imagine you are planning to go to the rally and hearing from the campaign that almost one million people have registered and you know there are only 19,000 seats in the arena. it may have discouraged people from coming.

reports on more tensions between china and india, as india bans 59 chinese mobile apps, including tiktokciting them to be a security threat. and the international edition of the new york times features a campaign in australia to prevent the culling the wild horses known as brumbies. so, let's begin. welcome to you both again. the daily telegraph, leicester put back in lockdown as the virus urges. this is after nonessential shops were only allowed to open just a few days ago, june the 15th. this is very bad news for the city in fact an interesting why the statement from matt hancock was pushed back so late. it is bad news for the city but also for the government. this is not an alpha they wanted to make and as you said they wanted to make and as you said the already postponed making the announcement wants. and leicester's mayor has been pretty cross and outspoken about that and said he was only told that it was to be made at 1am this morning and he is not terribly pleased about that. it was postponed once but when you have got the figure emerging that sizzling light to percent of all new

now, if it was tiktok, haven't we got a story there?the president's campaign manager, brad parscale, said this: registering for a rally means you've rsvp'd with a cell phone number, and we constantly weed out bogus numbers in calculating our possible attendee pool. what's unclear is whether those bogus numbers were weeded out before or after parscale announced on twitter that there'd been over a million ticket requests for the rally. we've asked for comment from the trump campaign. we, well, we have yet to hear, hear back. that's all i can say. we're not getting an answer. the campaign does say that over ten million viewers watched the rally online. that's pretty spectacular. and according to white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany, president trump is, well, pretty happy with that. corey lieu lewandowski, howevere of the president's 2016 campaign managers says the 20 campaign made a mistake. >> i think a fundamental mistake was made. overpromising and underdelivering is, you know, the biggest mistake you can make in politics. and e