it is important for twitter to — by users? it is important for twitter to be _ by users?er to be able to - by users? it is important for twitter to be able to give i twitter to be able to give people options to be able to protect themselves. there are circumstances where you can inadvertently say the wrong thing and suddenly become subject to that criticism and it is not so much the person that they are attacking, it is the topic. you are inadvertently the person in the middle and you are getting this abuse and the people are taking you don't know you trying to make a statement about that topic in the public nature of twitter makes a significant impact and it can really affect your psychology and it can affect your reputation so i can see why twitter would want to give people more options to avoid that and i did think it is important they give people the capacity to avoid that sort of mental stress. the other side as it can give people an option to avoid criticism like if you are deliberately provoking people but it can also give brands an option to shut down discussion.

when i went onto twitter 12 years ago, twitter was a failed operation. it became successful and a lot of people said i had a lot to do with it. when they took me off, i had way over 100 million people. then if you add facebook and everything else, it's over 200 million people. that's a lot. you go from 200 million people to nothing overnight. what i do know is i have save america and i release things that i'm tremendous play. we are suing twitter, facebook, google, class action suit. anyone wants to join, please join. i think it's a great lawsuit. these people are sick. zuckerberg used to come, the lockboxes. the lockboxes all over the place. he used to come to the white house to kiss my ass. i have the head of facebook coming with his lovely wife and they come have dinner with me at the white house. you see what they do about me and about republicans and that sort of crazy. that's the way the world works. >> greg: watching how the media treats joe biden, it's an obvious question but worth bringing up. there's always a game that we play on "the five." im

twitter will not be the last. this is the beginning of a broader trend of companies using the first global monetary network to interact with users in a monetary fashion. emily: we will have to see how popular tipping on twitter comes with bitcoin. a big partnership for you. you say more deals are coming with other players. how do you win those deals and outcompete other third-party providers want a piece? jack: you are going to call me crazy, it comes easy. because the bitcoin is an open monetary network. people are building on the bitcoin network all around the world, mig professors, companies in san francisco, companies in china, the bitcoin network it's better day in and day out. you can't say the same about paypal, closed legacy updated financial system. the bitcoin network is open similar to the internet, in the same way google is a better company for every new website that comes up. we are a better company for everyone who joins the bitcoin open monetary network. we get better weather i do anything or not an

so how exactly to twitter do this? i know it's so interesting, isn't it? oh twitter. there's always something to talk about. well, this particular situation, this lawsuit, they were claiming that they misled them by twitter was essentially using monthly numbers to report to investors that looked better than the daily numbers. the metrics that they were actually using. they were actually using daily user engagement numbers to determine how popular twitter was or how much people are actually using it. and those daily numbers showed that it was stagnant, or in some cases actually declining. whereas the metric that they were using for monthly usage looked a little more favorable all the while, while leaders like solo and others, were selling their personal stock holdings to the tune of millions of dollars that they were pocketing. so twitter said monday that it's going to pay almost $810000000.00. scotty, a to 9500000 to settle this consolidated class action lawsuit. it was originally filed in 2016 basically saying, hey, we know that you're making these inaccurate public

what is twitter doing? >> twitter is making a real strategy shift in which they are experimenting with new social privacy features. some of those include the ability to give users the ability to archive tweets that eventually makes them not visible after a certain amount of time, a month or a year. the ability to make invisible which tweets they liked or removed themselves from public conversations, or even remove followers. the idea came from internal research showing a lot of users did not really know what was public and what wasn't, and didn't exactly understand the platform. they will experiment with more privacy in hopes of getting the more mainstream user on board and increase engagement. emily: it is obviously not good if twitter users don't know how to use twitter. do you think it will work? david? >> sorry -- i had a dog barking. they have a lot of changes they need to make in order to make twitter easier to use. i'm sure naomi would agree, twitter for ordinary people is still way too hard to use.

why is twitter testing this new feature now? twitter is a big problem with abuse.s offensive, whether deliberately or not. someone says that is wrong. someone else pales onto that and it gets bigger and bigger until you've got may be hundreds of thousands of people responding to this one person they become the subject of hate for however long that might be which can take a pretty significant mental toll on people. this option gives capacity to shut that off and avoid that from happening. undersort that off and avoid that from happening. under sort of unwittingly becoming the sort of focus of focus of hate for that day. of focus of focus of hate for that day-— that day. how does that actually _ that day. how does that actually work? - that day. how does that actually work? at - that day. how does that actually work? at the i that day. how does that - actually work? at the moment, if you send a harmful message it almost ask you to think again, just question gives you time before it actually broadcast but how it is actually work and how users be able to use it?— able

but the fact was, we didn't know how facebook, how twitter was actually making buddy. that was the big argument when they were getting ready to go public and people would look at them and go, how was this company even profitable? oh, absolutely. and you can look back at the fact that, you know, yes, this was 7 years ago, but it was almost where it is more frustrating is just how much we don't know about the story. 2 i mean, i want to know why a $100000000.00 rather, that is a lot of money for twitter to pay up. and yet it seems like a lot of the details there will be kept secret and just like facebook, they have fine money ready to go. it will never even affect them and time now for a quick break. but when we come back, the ever grant threat continue to loom over global market as the chinese lending giant bases uncertain waters right ahead. we'll discuss how equities fared on tuesday. that's going to break. here are the numbers that the close, the join me every posted on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics, small business. i'm

emily: so david, obviously it is not good if twitter users don't know how to use twitter.o you think this will work? david? david: sorry, i had a dog barking in the background. they have a lot of changes they need to make in order to make twitter easier to use. i'm sure naomi would agree, twitter for ordinary people is still way too hard to use. these are extremely positive steps to give you more control over your privacy, who sees your stuff, how long your tweets last. things that will make ordinary people more comfortable. i still think in terms of the interface and how you approach twitter in general, they have a lot of changes to make. but definitely, this is progress and they understand the problem. naomi: i think there is a risk for twitter, though, and whether these changes if they go forward into permanent way, will change the nature of the platform. given that twitter is a very public spacing, newsmaking place, if politicians, for instance, are allowed to archive their tweets after a year, how does it change the conversation about their record in the past and comp

well, that isn't hold twitter confirmed. it would be paying nearly $810000000.00 to settle the claims that it misled investors. 7 years ago, the class action lawsuit alleges that twitter begin providing unrealistic growth projections to us investors back in november 2014. they say twitter executives took part in a shell game in order to conceal the true state of the key metrics from then until former seo richard castillo left the company in 2015. while twitter isn't admitting any wrong doing here, it is paying up to settle the claims. but if you're wondering how much of a toll $800000000.00 will take on the company, well, twitter plans to pay the fee with its cash on hand by the end of this year, twitter is reported more than $4000000000.00 in cash. and $4500000000.00 and short term investment assets, notably twitters reported revenue during the 2nd quarter of this year, was nearly $1200000000.00 up to 74 percent from the year before. well, and you have to remember rachel, that, you know, when social media was really hitting

the moment they true dani trim trump off twitter for what he tweeted. they became, in my opinion, a publisher just like a tv company, just like a newspaper. and therefore they should be responsible for what she's published on their platform. but these big companies don't, won't love the hiding behind. if your opinion fits in to their soto for california and view of the world liberal view of the world, except if it doesn't, if it goes against what they think the world should be like, then they'll send you. the best example is donald trump. if he had some tweets that were wrong, of course they should be taken down, but to actually take away his whole account, i said, democratic elected leader, that is twitter. overstep and the mark in my personal opinion, i'm twitter because they control the public square, the public space. now, i don't know how they got themselves into this position, but they have, they have this inordinate power. and if they can get rid of the democrats, elected president of the united states was calling to get rid of this or up singer

nick menache has created a bit of a stolen twitter in all claims. it all seems from a post to her 22000000 follows in which she claimed her cousin's friend in trinidad was left impotent after getting vaccinated against corona virus. his on his pony boy with more one of america's most successful reporting, autism, nicky, mon, and britain talk. dr. clack pandemic, oracle. professor chris with the 2 people you never expected to utter in the same sentence. it all started with the men gall earlier this week. that had to be vaccinated. mickey didn't go to the man gall and said that it was because she didn't want to leave her baby. but she also tweeted saying that she wouldn't get the job to attend the medical lab and that if she was going to get back, it would only be off the she's done enough research in her was after which she presented to tweak in great detail about a friend of a cousin of hud in trinidad, my cousin and trinidad won't get the vaccine because his friends got it and became impotent. but not tweeted. 222000000 followers and became full an

after twitter post made her 22000000 followers. when she claimed her cousin's friend that suffered a highly unpleasant side effects for mccovie vaccine. same on this from ortiz poly boy, one of america has made successful reporting. nicky min and britain talked. dr. clack pandemic, oracle. professor chris with the 2 people you never expected to utter same send him. it all started with the met gall earlier this week that had to be vaccinated. mickey didn't go to the man gall and said that it was because she didn't want to leave her baby. but she also tweeted saying that she wouldn't get a job to attend the medical lab and that if she was going to get back, it would only be off the she's done enough research. it was after which she received it this week in great detail about a friend of a cousin of hud in trinidad may not tweeted. 222000000 followers. his testicles became swollen. his friend was weeks away from getting married. now the girl called off the wedding, so just pray on it and make sure you're comfortable with your decision

the leader can tweet, i don't trust twitter. existence and i think safety mode is creating a safe space for democrats and i think they will end up using this to left conservative tweets or high conservative tweets. don't trust safety mode either. >> julie: i think our executive producer would love to apply a safety mode it to my twitter account. but i will say this. it's all going to depend on who you are and where you work as to gets protected. so maybe my executive producer can go through my feed and stop all the weird tweets about wanting pictures of my feet. i mean i know i have high arches but let's talk about something more pressing. [laughter] >> emily: i would have killed for those high arches growing up as a dancer. a >> julie: apparently my feet have a wikipedia page. so i'd like to safety pause on that. somebody did threaten to behead me much. and it's absolutely horrifying. charlie? >> charlie: there are big concerns about people getting their feelings hurt on twitter while the platform is being used and of course th

that is the concern of the man who posted this on twitter.ved much praise from news watch viewers from her reporting from afghanistan over the past few weeks it included a podcast series and the risk for afghanistan where she spoke to a founding member of the taliban, and she has been reporting from afghanistan since 1988 and recently posted this photograph of her at work as soviet troops left the country in 1989. i am drained by my correspondent in kabul. wejust showed that photograph of you reporting from afghanistan back in 1989. but was it like working there then? flit 1989. but was it like working there then? .., , 1989. but was it like working there then? _, , ., , 1989. but was it like working there then? , , . ., then? of course, it was such a different time _ then? of course, it was such a different time but _ then? of course, it was such a different time but a _ then? of course, it was such a different time but a very - then? of course, it was such a different time but a very same place, those were the last days of the cold war, the

that is twitter. overstep and the mark in my personal opinion, i'm twitter because they control the public square, the public space. now, i don't know how they got themselves into this position, but they have, they have this inordinate power. and if they can get rid of the democratically elected president of the united states will come to get rid of this will rob singer and her dangerous trash. talk voting is now in full swing across russia in the parliamentary election for the 1st time. it's a 3 day process running until sunday. the well, here's how the election will work. 450 m p 's from 225 electoral districts will be chosen to the state to the for a 5 year term for elected by majority voting and based on one m. p per constituency . the remaining $225.00 are made up by parties which have more than 5 percent representation in parliament. well, throughout the week, we've been examining the 14 parties and what they've done for years. the snapshot again of a few of them. let's begin with united russia, which is the de facto ruling party of the country. it's also the largest, it's german is

that is twitter. overstep and the mark in my personal opinion, i'm twitter because they control the public square, the public space. now, i don't know how they got themselves into this position, but they have, they have this inordinate power. and if they can get rid of the democrats, 60 elected president of the united states will come to get rid of this will rob singer and her dangerous trash talk now over to the heart of moscow election. h ki, overlooking red square, owns his new harvey, brings the hour in depth coverage on the elections to the state duma. russia's house of parliament voting, as we said, is held over 3 days. it's extended on previous versions going from friday through to sunday. and that means that for us as far east things are already begun earlier on thursday, the rest of central, the election commission opened up a video will. this will broadcast the entire election process. clearly, this is about transparency. the commission says there are more than 100000 cameras, upholding stations. this is so that people can observe how the elections are being carried out. the tran

so we're going to build like the next twitter or the next, the centralized twitter. but we will build ability for people who are under government repression or state suppression. people who might not agree with the mainstream dissent to communicate to the next twitter i perry happened. got to come up there. thanks big cause report. thank you max. all right, not going to do it for this edition of guys a report with may max guys or and stacy her want to think, i guess harry help and the name project until next time via the me ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. oh right now, there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's possible to sell food that is fatty and sugary and pulpy and addicted. not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change as obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific advancement, ah, what's driving the obesity epidemic? it's corporate. me. ah, is your media reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson l

but what separates you from the rest of us if you have 8 million followers on twitter.of the game, but i have other interests like other people. you know, it's a lot of people. like, i get that. so we see piers morgan sign up for a show that would be streamed in australia and the us thing about politics and talking about sport and a variety of issues so that does not appeal? no, i can have my view about things that i feel are important, which i've done. climate change for me is really, really important. i've got four kids. i'm not worried about... it's not about me coming ahead. my generation will probably be all right, who knows? but i worry about my boys and worry about their children and their children's children. you know, are they going to have a planet that can actually live on? so, important things like that. because i've got a big platform, i can put it out there. obviously i think about the things that i do. but as you say, you want to impact these issues, you are aware of your platform and using it, but you're not interested in a more traditional platform like

twitter will remove bad bot accounts it says are violating its rule. scott, kris, i don't know how active you are on twitter, but it's pretty amazing the dynamic of those automated accounts and what kind of retweet and do everything with. i'm curious to see how the rules work out. >> sometimes they have a human voice so you don't realize you've got sucked into a conversation with a bot. >> i like to think all the critical people are bots. >> we're all bots. >> hopefully good bots. thanks. >>> stay with us on "today in the bay." we follow the storm that's making it ways over to the bay area. >> meteorologist kari hall is keeping track of the rain and the lightning. you see the radar that we are keeping our attention on. >> storm ranger -- >> and we'll take you out live to san francisco as well. we have live pictures. we have been able to catch a few strikes here and there. we are recording all of these and will play them back for you and have much more for you coming up. ♪♪ reynolds wrap makes it easy to cook and clean up meals in no time. ♪♪ so i don't

he has his own production company, a new game show on itv, over eight million followers on twitter, ae in one of the best—known advertising campaigns of the last 25 years, a regular presenting slot on saturday nights on bbc one that he has had since 1999, and before all of that of course he was pretty good at football as well. gary lineker, welcome to the show. thank you, nice to be here. as you listen to all of that, do you recognise it? do think of yourself as a media player rather than a retired football player? well, it beats crisp—flogger extraordinaire. to little kids, that's all i am. yeah, ifeel that i'm a media person now. it's been a long time since... ..a very long time since my career finished in the early �*90s. so, yeah, i've been very fortunate to have found another career post—football. obviously it still involves football, which is my great passion, but, yes, i feel i'm very much a media person these days. and when you were a player starting out, were you one of those in the dressing room who was tuned into the media, who had the paper and was like, "look what they're

, i'm twitter because they control the public square. the public space, now, i don't know how they got themselves into this position, but they have, they have this inordinate power. and if they can get rid of the democratically elected president of the united states will come to get rid of this or up singer and her dangerous trash talk. the russia gave scandal refuses to die. a u. s. lawyer made various allegations against donald trump down the years and he's not being charged with lying to the f b i. but his road and hillary clinton's presidential campaign, our web team helping probing the story, had to r t dot com for that. voting is no wealth in full swing across russia in the parliamentary elections for the 1st time . it's a 3 day process running until sunday. the well, here's how the election will work. 450 m. p 's from 225 electoral districts will be chosen to the state duma. for a 5 year term half are elected by majority voting based on one m. p per constituency. the remaining $225.00 are made up by parties which have more than 5

so we're going to build like the next twitter or the next be centralized twitter. but we will build ability for people who are under government repression or state suppression. people who might not agree with the mainstream dissent to communicate to the next twitter i perry happened. got to cut it up there . thanks. big cause report. thank you max. all right, not going to do it for this edition of guys a report with may max guys or stacy her rick want to think, i guess harry help and of the new project until next time via the me. ah ah ah the ah ah ah ah working room or should she popped in? she said, well, i'm getting ready to go shopping for christmas. and we, we said there was a good device to another, shooting another safe part of american life shattered by violence. the gunman was armed with an a r 1570 automatic rifle. when the issue comes home, it's time to act when we're filing on this issue. the other side wins by default, lady that lived over there, i was walking one of the dogs. why do you wear again, were you scared to switch it off and i think the peop

twitter doesn't charge any fees and strike won't take a cut. shares are up. how big an adoption is this. joining us jack mallard, the founder and ceo of strike. great to see you again i want to emphasize, this is as twitter is rolling out the tips feature to all users and integrating with a lot of apps and other things to make that happen but from the crypto point of view this is more about providing tips over twitter, isn't it >> kelly i'm back. did you miss me? yes, kelly, it is. they are integrating other monetary networks but let me make this point abundantly clear, the bitcoin monetary network is the only global monetary network they are integrating. you are talking about a monetary network that can achieve transactions instantly and at no cost you combine that with twitter and all of a sudden you have absolute payment disruption that has been a long time coming and i am proud and excited to see night will there be anybody who doesn't want to be tipped in bitcoin? just because in the u.s. it is property there is more tax implications it is more implicate

so we're going to build like the next twitter or next, the centralized twitter. but we will build ability for people who are under government repression or state suppression. people who might not agree with the mainstream dissent to communicate to the next twitter. harry happened gotta cut up their thanks big because report. thank you max. all right, not going to do it for this edition of guys a report with may max guys are and stacy her right. want to think, i guess harry help and the name project until next time via the me the me ah ah, i will the the, i don't know. i mean there are some steps in there were rescuing the food that they were not scavenging or were rescuing resources that are still good. this is best buy march 21st, which is in 2 days. all these potatoes, holla, daniels, onions. all of these came from waste brown sources this is great for me because i'm always looking for a way to give things away doctor, because the tax laws, you know, definitely do.

so we're going to build like the next twitter or the next, the centralized twitter. but we will build ability for people who are under government repression or state suppression. people who might not agree with the mainstream dissent to communicate to the next twitter i perry happened. got to cut it up. thanks big cause report. thank you max. all right, not going to do it for this edition of guys a report with may max guys or stacy her. rick, want to thank i guess harry help and of the new project until next time by the me ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? tyson lation community, are you going the right way? or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is true? what is in the world corrupted? you need to disband the so join us in the depths. will remain in the shallows. ah oh right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that is trinity and sugary and faulty and addicted. not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower.

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that is twitter. over step in the mark, in my personal opinion and twitter because they control the public square, the public space. now, i don't know how they got themselves into this position, but they have, they have this inordinate power. and if they can get rid of the democrats, 60 elected president of the united states will come to get rid of this or up singer and her dangerous trash talk. in other news, the russia gave scandal. remember, the other refuses to die down a u. s. lawyer who made various allegations from has now been charged with lying to the s b. i about his role in hillary clinton's presidential campaign, a web team's been probing that story had to r t dot com to find out more. the news. this is our say on the wave for you, this will launch into our russian parliamentary election coverage and the race for those 450 seats in the state. that's on the way after this break. the hey, you know we've moved on from just printing lots of money and incurring lots of dad for dom reasons to pr

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that is twitter. overstep and the mark in my personal opinion, i'm twitter because they control the public square, the public space. now, i don't know how they got themselves into this position, but they have, they have this inordinate power. and if they can get rid of the democrats, 60 elected president of the united states will come to get rid of this or up singer and her dangerous trash talk. so polling stations have opened their doors to voters all across moscow for rushers, big parliamentary election. it's going to be a marathon voting process running for a good 3 days wrapping up on sunday. the now let's clarify how the election works. there will be $450.00 m. p 's from 225 electoral districts chosen to the state duma for a 5 year term. now half are elected by majority voting based on one m p per constituency. the remaining $225.00 are made up by parties which are more than 5 percent in representation in parliament. now, throughout the week, we've been examining the 14 parties and what they stand for me. so let's give you a snapshot of just a few of them for a moment here on the prog

you can find us on twitter. you can call us on...interviews. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. on friday, we saw temperatures in 0xfordshire up to 25.3 celsius, well above average for this stage in september. and through the weekend, we're going to be keeping the fairly warm, mainly dry theme with some sunshine around. now, the reason that temperatures are doing so well at the moment is because we're drawing in our winds from a south or south—westerly direction, so fairly tropical air in fact pushing across the uk. and if we compare the forecast temperatures to average for this time of year, in fact, they're about 5—6 degrees above average through the weekend. fast—forward now into the middle of next week, and you can see the reds and oranges have disappeared from the map, so temperatures will be average or even a little below by the time we get to around about tuesday next week. but for the here and now, we're going to be starting saturday morning on a mild note, with temp

you have 22 million followers on twitter.munity to not protect themselves and save their lives. my god, sister, you can do better than that. >> greg: she said that to brag about her twitter following. she also said she would get vaxxed to go on to her. she called joy a homophobe over her past blog post. read responded calling the whole thing a teachable moment which is what the left calls it when they embarrass themselves. everybody is wrong on this, tyrus, right? >> especially you. why the hell are we talking about it? kat i read a story about a kid in a building in a naked woman in a golf cart on florida and we were talking about this question like the last two places i would ever go for advice on anything. i have 2 million followers. >> greg: [laughs] >> use your platform to talk about your cousin not telling the truth to where he was the night before got married. it was the vaccine. not a really inappropriate night strip club and you came home afterwards and everything was swollen. yeah, the vaccine. right. we are all dum