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a work by monet was attacked earlier in pot stamp here but officials are on alert for more attacks onnstitutions. reporter: the line to get in is longer than usual due to enhanced security measures. >> all bags and jackets must be stored in the cloakroom, no exceptions. reporter: this is the reason. climate activists attacking arts all over europe in a bid to draw attention to their cause. at this museum in pot, a sheet of glass protected onet -- monet's work from mashed potatoes. >> people are starving. people are freezing. people are dying. we are in the middle of a climate catastrophe. i understand the concerns. i understand the desperation. but please, attack in more appropriate places. reporter: publicity is everything. making the headlines is the goal. last week, activists targeted "girl with the peril hearing -- pearl earing" with tomato soup. it went viral on twitter. >> how do you feel? >> obscene. >> shame on you. >> this painting is protected by god. reporter: young people have every right to protest. he is a renowned historian with seven grandchildren. he sees parallels wi

that is, this is advertising monetization - this is service monetization.ales of content subscriptions and so on, including, we also offer to our various partners. uh, special conditions for placement on our platform. this is also a separate type of income. surprisingly, it is connected with income and its packaging for the transformation of the platform into an open one has also changed. she is now this is more compact in order to make money on the sale of the devices themselves, even the most affordable ones, obviously aimed primarily at gaining market share. well, or at least not to lose, she changed the design, but let's say this is not a whim, but designers. and this is a red direction to reduce the cost, that is, the box has become more environmentally friendly, on the one hand. it has become more uh cost-effective, but most importantly, many more of these boxes fit on one pallet and the whole thing. we reduce in uh. means logistics cost. here. well, and accordingly, this would seem to be a small saving, that is, there is about 140 rubles. we save on

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but from this week, visitors can once again admire monet's masterpiece, free lash potatoes, fate, blood love to talk about. and we can do that now with our political correspondent, benjamin alvarez. benjamin these days we're seeing protests like this in many countries. and not everyone is as understanding about it as the historian. we saw the report, right? that's right, absolutely. the idea that something that we just heard also in that report, the goal is making headlines, but the questions is, what will this headlines look like? and also in germany, we've seen them a lot by this group by the so called last generation group that was also mentioned in their sections over the past days leading to even the german chancellor to address this approach as saying that's important to half and to accept critical positions and critical protests as well, but there are other ways to express the opinions that they have, and that's also possible there to have an other em creativity that could also be used in the situation. so he addressed it to day, referring to several actions that we've seen it to

but from this week, visitors can once again admire monet's masterpiece, free of mashed potatoes, mashed potatoes, fake blood, lots to talk about. and let's do that with political correspondent, benjamin our as benjamin these days, we're seeing protests like this in many countries. and not everyone is as understanding about it as the a story which a saw in the report. right? you're absolutely right. we saw that just say in the, in the piece where we have this people reacting it to will we saw that by people throwing something, a paintings, or glowing themselves to the street or to the cause and have many politicians. it also raised their concerns over this section today. it was german chancellor wolf schall to was asked about this during a press conference. and he said, well, it's important to have critical voices as well, asking questions and being critical when it comes to their positions. and the glue actions have not been met with wide spread applause, and then at getting mine either. so saying that there are other ways of expressing concerns. and they've also other politicians who h

allow a company like matter to own it and monetize on it and they get nothing. the future is about empowering the individual to be sovereign to own and to monetize. that is the future. when and if tease came to the land, i finally saw this creative energy and thought, wow, it can bring communities together from around the world. we're. we're a bunch of people of color. bunch of brown guys. we can now be patrons of the arts and the institutional world. even the president has joked about brown people as being good at running 7 elevens. and it's, this is this kind of jokes that some people will laugh, but it, it really upsets me and it feels like, oh, you know, we can't ever be a patron of the arts. but now 3 and a half teas, we can enjoy art, not only individually, but together. a lot of times we call it the renaissance that's happening. and we called us the real renaissance of the other one was the western european origin, judeo christian renaissance in do you think many of people, polar feel this way that's for damn me 3 percent? i kind of new worlds where they

first, they slashed food on a van gogh, now a monet.it a jackson pollock but no one noticed. and is much as i agree with the message, i don't know if a museum is the right place to do this. think about it, if you protest in the streets, everybody knows it's a protest. but if anything happens in a museum, half the people will think it is part of the art. you know? you can be front of a painting, "i'm having a heart attack." "very powerful, very powerful." >> trevor: help me!" >> yes, the cry for help we all feel of the modern world, bravo, bravo." the problem of climate change is not the lack of awareness, is that a ton of people don't give a shit. i would like to be corrected but i don't think that those people who don't care about climate change care about fancy art. you know, i doubt your maga uncle isn't gonna be like, "no, not monet's "water lilies!" all right, you win, you can tax carbon... i agree with you." if anything, they might bring more publicity to the art then climate change. you tell me when was the last time you thought

how does it work, well, in the definition of partial monetization. about that all mobilized will undergo mandatory military training. how is it that people end up at the front even three weeks have passed since the announcement of mobilization, and in general they die there. eh, and what do you think, the process of mobilization is going on right now. and there is one more question to allow about the crimean bridge. uh, after the terrorist attack on the crimean bridge from your point of view gas pipeline at the power plants, will we be able to protect them thank you means, with regard to mobilization, i can once again say what i said before e the line of contact is 1.100 km, therefore e keep it exclusively with troops formed from the contract formed from contract soldiers. moreover , e they take an active part in offensive and operations is almost impossible. this has to do with mobilization. first second all e, citizens called up as part of the mobilization must be trained. uh, and she uh, add up in the following way. so, here i said 22,000 are now

this is a business on services, that is, it is an advertising monetization is a service monetization.ales of content subscriptions and so on, including, we also offer to our various partners. uh, special conditions for placement on our platform. this is also a separate type of income. surprisingly, it is connected with income and its packaging for the transformation of the platform into an open one has also changed. it is now more compact, to ensure that the sale of the actual devices themselves, even the most affordable ones, obviously aimed primarily at gaining market share on them, too, earn. well, or at least not to lose, she changed the design, but let's say this is not a whim, but designers. and this is a red direction to reduce the cost, that is, the box has become more environmentally friendly, on the one hand. it has become more cost effective. most importantly, many more of these boxes fit on one pallet. that is, we reduce this in uh, which means the cost of logistics. here. well, and accordingly, this would seem to be a small saving, that is, there is about 140 rubles. we s

supporters of the movement in recent weeks have smeared mashed potatoes on a monet painting in a germann gogh canvas with tomato soup and glued it to themselves. rather, ira, the girl with the pearl earring, here not only monet suffered , i imagine how the belarusians got upset because of the spoiled mashed potatoes. you also think that an eco activist is not a profession and a lack of passion, but a diagnosis gives the impression that among the fighters for the environment there is some kind of competition for the dumbest trick, as much as possible, not related to the environment, and i can imagine how an extraordinary urgent meeting of the apec is going to be held, at which an emergency decision to completely stop oil production, because monet was smeared with van gogh's puree, doused with soup, and wax charles iii got a cake in the face of an international sawmill. your house is a psychiatric hospital in the meantime, european eco-activists, beaten off to the fullest, opposed common sense meaning, the overseas president spoke out against the nature of gender reassignment for children

for them to be monetizing kanye, and i should point out, they are still dropping his shoes even whilepartnership is under review. they have a new shoe slated to drop on the 40th anniversary of the tribute the synagogue. >> first of all, this mental illness defense. they say it's well established he's bipolar. as ar i writes and many people have said, there are hundreds of millions of people in the world with mental illness who don't speak this way, don't use anti-semitic rhetoric. also, i want to get to you on the danger of this kind of -- someone of his position coming out and sort of opening the door a little bit, right, to this normalization of other people saying, okay, maybe it's okay in the public square to say these things out loud. >> you're right on both counts. number one, i don't want to minimize or stigmatize mental illness. i have no clinical background to diagnose kanye west. but you've got to be deranged to believe that disney is a, quote, jewish company, that there are jewish record companies or jewish zionists plotting to get you. so we see this from richard spencer,

the 70s, a long time ago this company has been troubled with execution, they haven't been able to monetize the flagship the new products haven't worked. the morale is awful as was discussed. trades at 50 times forward and that's expensive yeah, are there a lot of things musk could fix, definitely and who doesn't love a turn around story, but i think this is going to take a really, really long time you've got the stock up 13, we'll see where it opens, i would take the money and you can assess as we learn more about his game plan going forward. >> any thoughts if you were still a shareholder reinvesting in social media whether it be meta or pinterest or any of these other stock s? >> i own meta. it's painful in a big way. the reason i stick with this one is actually they are profitable. it's trading at 13 times, eight times ebitda they do have size and scale. they have the eyeballs digital advertisers want can they fix reals i think they can, but it's taking longer than expected. in the meantime they've got $20 billion in free cash it's in the rumor mill an expense cutting story of about 10%

plus, mashed potatoes on monet, climate activists in europe vandalizing yet another work of art and it didn't stop there. and a legendary oakland bakery is closing for good. the big lines to get danish is cup cakes and pies. when we return. >> welcome back. and east bay institution closed up shop for the last time today. the bakery had been in business for 93 years. people lined up in oakland for their last chance to visit a taste of denmark bakery some on social media saying they waited in line for 2 hours to get their final. phil of the shops. danish is cup cakes and pies. signs were hung in the windows with the owners thanking the people of the town for their loyal support. over the decades, the bakery actually survived the great depression. but the owner says they did choose to permanently shut down today because of the rising cost of rent and inflation. >> climate activists in europe have vandalized another work of art. earlier today. 2 members of the organization last generation doused a monet painting with mashed potatoes at a museum in germany. they also glued their hands to th

what can netflix do to monetize? i've read your notes for someone with this kind of engage how do they get that up? that's the story right now. >> there are 20 to 30 million people they'll say 30 let's say there is 20 million people who have netflix every single day and use it every day and don't pay for it because they're mooching off of somebody else that's going to start to get monetized either through people paying for password sharers, and shifting people to ad plans. and i was listening to you earlier on the show. i don't think you're going to see a lot of cannibalization dropping down from 1699 or 1599 where you have multiple accounts and the ability and no ads dropping down to 6 clnds 99 where you have one stream, nonhd, not even all the programing, i think that's going to be a very tough sell. i don't think there is downgrade risk i think this is about opening up the market for the people that are not netflix subscribers right now, they're their own netflix subscribers mooching off somebody else. not just in

models to set up to monetize the 100 million people if i walked in here and told you i was startingusing it right now, and i just have to start monetizing it with ads, it would be one of the hottest investment opportunities out there. that's what netflix has on the table today. >> let's do it i work in tv i want streaming to work out i don't want people to sign up, pay for a week, binge watch a show, and cancel that's a terrible model. mark, michael, thank you very much netflix numbers out tonight. >>> up next, we're hitting another name reporting after the bell united airlines. philashereewne h t pvi, xt personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help you reach your goals. wow... we can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. >>> one more thing before we go, shares of united airlines are higher today ahead of earnings after the bell let's bring in phil lebeau for the key numbers. what are we watching for, phil >> well,

half internationally expanding with news innovations all the time as i said going to start monetizingexcited about it. maria: that is terrific congratulations rolling stone reporting on unique visitors to conservative social media platforms gettr increase in year-over-year parler seeing increase, 48% decline in september. compared to same time in 2021. we are waiting on data for truth social unavailable jason you have an industry of conservative social media now between gettr parer, truth, interesting not zero soum most multiple social media apps on phones maybe in past twitter, facebook, instagram, now who is to see you going forward might not be gettr, rumble say truth social or other platforms my be merging what i think dying are with older traditional platform twitter and facebook. maria: a rumble is doing so well thanks for being stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ no laughing matter -- ♪ ♪ "mornings with maria" next week live on historic 2022 midterm elections from fox business team of experts, first. . progress... (music) ...innovation... (music) ...discovery? or simply stab

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treatment has failed to monetize engagement through ads, but there is potential.hy linkedin and youtube offer the best model in terms of using both subscriptions and ads. they have than it successfully over the last three years. kriti: talking about the stock prices. we are trading at $50 six five cents. mandeep: elon musk is overpaying when you compare it to valuations of snap and printers. it is 2-3 ti butm ate the same time,s. there are only four or five platforms with that many users. twitter has that. it is about figuring out a business model and monetizing it. jon: thank you very much. on that note, or bill burck headlines right now that musk and twitter, the resolution of this deal is said to stick on that issue of debt contingency. we are going to continue to watch this as we have watched the story of how this gets finance front and center. just to reiterate that headline, the bloomberg terminal has just said that the resolution of all this sticks on that debt contingency issue. kriti: twitter once again hitting new session at lowe's, about $50 on the shar

well, in principle, you could monetize it yourself - it is possible. am saying it so that it will earn. therefore, it is possible to at least add to the example of the armed forces as an option. i really want to do it. and precisely in order to help you help but at the same time, the most important thing for me is to draw , this is my chatter, we are my contribution, my tabs. i only have enough energy for this, i think that in time i will deal with this, i will have assistants, for example, because drawing is all that i have in my life this is all the main thing, especially in my life, namely conversion. i think that there will simply be a person or some moment with the help of which i will be able to simply apply it to her so that it is the administrative part, and for now i draw enough to live on and demand a lot. so that's all ok, one can say that these are mini-projects. as i understand it, it was the creation of defensive coats of arms for ukrainian cities, and where did this idea come from? it all started with a drawing for a small facebook, as w

a number of businesses they're trying to monetize that also has 2 billion daily users.g to see a big pickup in reels. i think the ad revenue was up 145% quarter over quarter. they're in the early stages of that, so they are gaining traction there i think over the next year you'll see a lot of improvement in the monetization of their different apps it's not just relying on the ad revenue and the existing business as it is. i think it comes down to your view on the macroenvironment, and that is, you know, what we're seeing in a rally the last few weeks. is it because people think once again the fed is about to pivot? and if you do, then the high-tech names like facebook, this will probably be the low. if you have a view we're going into a deep recession, then all bets are off but i don't see the -- i think downside risk is practically zero at this point and you never know when these kind of stocks are to the upside. >> up 1.1% you have to start there. barbara, thank you very much >> thank you >> under two minutes to go in the trading day. mike, what to do you see in the i

they are throwing mashed potatoes at a monet.ion monet painting and proceeded to glue themselves to the wall, all of the name of saving the environment. thankfully the painting was okay. >> harris: considering how hypocritical leonardo dicaprio is on this issue. flying around saying he is so green. i think they probably would be okay with throwing some mashed potatoes. it's harmless. but not the precious artworks that cannot be replaced. >> kayleigh: it is so true. dr. siegel, we have seen this gluing to the floor of a volkswagen shop. i watch these and i think, who watches a protest on things i want to be with these people. >> marc: it is so hypocritical anyway because they painting is about the harvest. it's a beautiful painting with $110 million. it's hidden behind glass so didn't get hurt. it looks like a big haystack or grain stack. i was called haystack when i was a kid. i had so much hair in those days. i am a huge monet fan. thank god this was protected by glass. hypocrisy of this is it's so proenvironment painting. it's

this is an opportunity to leave, and the rating and reviews of the application are just monetization.opportunity for individual developers to register in the store and others, they are big , we saw an influx of more than 50% of developers. and this, of course, also affects app downloads and the audience that has almost doubled in recent years. since the launch of the store in may this year, users have downloaded 3,700,000 applications for the creation of a russian analogue of google play in the spring, during a government report in the state duma , russian prime minister mikhail mishustin called on even then it was about the fact that such a platform should become mandatory for pre-installation on all mobile devices imported into the territory of russia, for the time being, in order to install the rustor on the phone, you will have to make a small, but still effort. children need. well, a lot for happiness racing rides exquisite amazing discoveries to make children's happiness even greater take advantage of payments at the birth of a child as part of the national demographic project.

she is able to monetize her notoriety. this is what happens when they monetize people carry on like this. she should've been welcomed in, she should've been assigned a committee, and they showed defeat in the primary. that is how they should've dealt with her. and it's, that by bringing her into the tent, she has been able to normalize and monetize. it and now she races gobs of money by making outrageous statements. >> marjorie taylor greene was right behind gop leader kevin mccarthy center stage when he rolled out the gop's agenda. that is exactly on the fringe. so she is standing behind him, right? there it is right there. she is standing behind him. doesn't that mean that she is part of the mainstream? >> she is in and -- are out. honorable people are pushing they've gotten people like her. >> alex, i want to talk about the audio that was released by -- and she is a book coming out with this interview with donald. trump tsv january. six >> what were you doing when, how did you find out that there were people storming th

but what is new they're monetizing the rider location data to target ads on this basis.g to be a successful product and creates some privacy questions they need to answer. >> eric, thank you carl what dee dislikes most about new york cabs is the ads. >> the videos she's probably on, to be honest. >> i love seeing the cnbc reporters and anchors. i don't hate it all. the noise is what bothers me. >> that's essential information. >> >>> amd and micron may have warned of a chip slow down not stopping asml, up 7.5% on a pretty flat tape pretty flat tape we're back in a moment - oh, the stock market is doing that fun thing again. - hey news from the future, you're going to live through that about 10 more times. (laughs) they vet investments that don't ride - oh, it's no stress. i just discovered yieldstree the stock market rollercoaster. - ooh. i think some of my gray hairs just reversed. - yeah. you're welcome. - [narrator] become an investor today. yieldstreet: private market investing. wait, i don't do tai chi. i don't do most of the things you see in medicare health insura

i don't know how they monetize it. i don't see a lot of ads. there are a lot of things. i don't find it -- >> it lost relevancy in general i think is what a lot of us are scene. i don't know. >> it is not a publicly traded company we will talk about it far left. i think that hurts the relevancy within certain verticals. >> i by that. >>> twitter exploded in response to the latest twist. what did you see? >> twitter traded well over two times the average daily call volume. most of that took place after it commenced trading late in the session. most of the activity was concentrated in the weekly 55 and 54 strike calls. over 30,000 of the 55 at about 60,000 of the 54's. are called traitors expecting it is going to go above the strikes? no. this is a pretty conventional trade you will typically see in merger situations was the greater certainty that a deal will close. the participants will buy the stock and sell cause at the strike that are on or slightly above where the deal is expected to close. in this case it is 5420. what we can take from this is they actually think the

the ad model is broken, they have no plan to fix it, and they've never been able to monetize it. so i am not surprised in the least to get this thing being carried out. meta has got the same problem. zuckerberg is struggling and flailing, and he has no idea where to go. wall street's trying to defend stock, but that ultimately isn't going to work, cheryl. cheryl: and also, josh, sometimes volatility -- even though the vix has backed off a little bit, the fear gauge, not really a storied today, but since we've backed off of that volatility a little bit just for the session, doesn't that mean there's the opportunities getting creative for ways for us to kind of navigate the next couple of months as we do face a fear and look at a recession and look at an economy that's changing? >> yeah. i think the market is contextualizing what's going on with the fed. we always say follow fed. we follow fed up, we certainly have is followed the fed down, and now with some potential pause, at least a deceleration are of the magnitude of increases, the market's saying which stocks are going to pro

twitter's been a train wreck from a monetization perspective last decade. buying it. the hard part's going to be fixing it. a lot offed wood to chop ahead and i think a lot more questions than answers in terms of how he's going to get this. liz: you just saw this breaking news, right? now it seems he is going to have a council that he is going to form that will make sure that we don't see a lot of hate speech. i don't know, i don't know what their fete ricks -- metrics are going to be or benchmarks, but 90% of twitter's revenue still comes from advertising. yesterday one of the first appeals musk had made as he entered the building was that he was very entered in making sure advertisers understood that this would not be a hellscape of all kinds of horrific speech out there. it sounds like he's understanding he needs those advertisers. >> well, and there's # 4 billios he's doing this. if he just wants to throw away 44 billion, he could let it be a town hall or a cesspool, whatever they want it to be. that's the problem, how do you monetize that? this is a de

of youtube in the opposition environment and created a unique product there, organic views, no monetization, millions of views, live comments, in an extremely complex monologue genre. and it's a huge success. because now he is still a top speaker. he speaker number one, defending the topic of love for the motherland, which is extremely difficult for youtube, yes, that is, what many young people laugh at about love for their country. when he touches on very difficult discussion topics, he defends his position and gains these millions of views. i will repeat once again not on my own territory in an acidic environment in an environment where the position has dominated for many years. dash , please explain why the resource on the youtube network on which this video was posted, the slanderous video, let's say straight out, was called the nizhny novgorod eco patrol. if you want to damage a person's reputation, if you want to say that this person, for example, is a pedophile, then you need to call the channel the fight against pedophilia. if you need to say that a person cuts down a forest, but yo

are you talking about commercialize that greater monetization, commercialization. yes than that, that has always been one of the key with deals of the of, of twitter is, is how to monetize beyond advertising. i believe that you must want to ultimately make twitter into a super out like we see in china and southeast asia and korea and japan. so i think that eventually twitter will have new features like e commerce, right, sharing to delivery, you name it. and on top of that, i also wouldn't be surprised at all if he introduced the currencies even makes his own craft, the currency, which could really drive, you know, the walk chain and you know, digitalization of a lot. but hang on, how does this fit with his statement that hey, he doesn't want to make money out of twitter. he just wants to do something good for humanity for people that he loves. i mean at the end of the day, you know, maybe he can isn't a position to say that, but i think that he will. ready events we need to monetize it and i think even just for technology is for a technology, se, if anyone would d

>> if the monetization path is not there yet, it doesn't mean it's not coming short-term.capture and storage is something we see coming short. i think the necessity of decarbonization will drive innovation. for me, this is a topic that is rather short term. the private sector, there is so much it can do about it. the regulator can make the process working faster as well with the potential regulation. guy: i've heard you say in a couple of times already, you talk about prices coming down. when does that happen? in the moment, this energy transition looks to be highly inflationary. >> that's a very good question. i can say from a technology perspective what we see is the progress is made fast. there are different tools to bring it down faster. this is going to be different in different parts of the world. what we see from how fast countries are able to implement technology. guy: you operate all over the world. there isn't an oil company that doesn't work with you. how sustainable is that? i understand you operate in russia. how consistent are you operate in countries like ru

their use, monetize them. unlock economic value, yes, we still want to be a crypto hub. but if you mean we want to be a hub for the trading of cryptocurrencies domino. -- currencies, no, that's not part of the vision. we did not stated emphatically before, but now we are stating it more in fact -- is radically. we want -- don't want to be a hub for the mere trading of cryptocurrencies, there is a digital asset ecosystem we are promoting. >> its singapore losing out as a crypto hub to the likes of japan, dubai, australia. >> i do not think we set ourselves up to compete with other jurisdictions, especially on regulation. we have to do what is right for us and necessary contain -- necessary to contain risk, primarily, harm to retail investors. there is some risk on money laundering and retail financing. almost every jurisdiction is on the same page. i don't think any jurisdiction is lax when it comes to anti-money laundering controls. we have tighter controls on retail investment. you may have seen the latest ro

as nearly 40 percent of the vote while incumbent gyre both narrow had 43.6 percent moderate to monet, tibet is trailing with 4.2 percent of the vote. for more, we can now speak to our corresponded in rio de janeiro. you i know ramirez so johan, are these results of surprise? yes, this assaults are a surprise for 2 reasons. on one hand, every poll was given a major victory to luda da silva. they were forecasting a major victory. ah, even some of them suggested that he was going to become president to night. i mean without going to to the 2nd round, it means he should get 50 percent more than 50 percent of the votes are well we see tonight is that he he didn't get a turned on the other hand, every paul was forecasting ah, some 3536 percent of the votes for j both sonata and he got much more than that. he got much more support of dad's uneasy say, a good result for joe both scenario. so for those both for 2 reasons. are these were salty cities, so pricing? no, we're, we're currently looking at live pictures of lou line. he looks quite dejected. ah, but given this result, israel a favorit

some are signing saudi monet was back amongst the goals for hosts. barn. the sas striker made a 3 nil just before half time. only one more gulf followed in the 2nd half thomas miller, rambling off the scoring with 6 minutes to go after a slip from the labor. cuz goalkeeper byron had been enduring their worst run of lead form for more than 20 years. but the victory will now ease the pressure on coach you william nicholson. while with climate change and rising energy course dominating headlines globally, making sport greener is a hot topic to german amateur football club. for vats, spo has already taken big steps towards sustainability that may soon become mandatory in the bonus league and beyond. their patch is in the middle of a nature reserve, and the artificial turf is made of sand, not cork. but this is the worst dust vianza. we are aware that we are living together with nature and animals and we want to treat them well. it's wendy and legacy of the facility is car, free of excitement visiting teams have to walk the path through the forest. and brian mi

all they have to start doing is monetizing the user base that is head and shoulders above everybody else'srg, which i'm not, i'm getting on the blower to the white house and say you have to ban tiktok that's their life line >> that would be a game changer potentially if that happened let's look at earnings after the bell hi, brian. >> interesting action in amazon. when i looked at it earlier i saw open interest ticking up 20% the last five days what's going on there? we have the earnings coming up tomorrow we all know that the seller of the march 80 put the break even trade is at the 2020 lows of covid i would never really do that unless i thought, hey, we're not going to get a disaster in amazon now or in the next few months options aren't cheap this stock has moved huge over 12%. trading as if this will only move 7% or 8%. i think a call option, because i own this for clients, is an interesting way to play to the upside i wouldn't necessarily want to own the stock in that case i have a big earning event it could be a nice way to play this consumer discretionary, software all wrapped up i

the old certainly didn't monetize advertising very well. liz: gentlemen, thank you. scott,&mark, thank you. as we have these breaking headlines let me say this one more time. and elon does intend to proceed to close this deal with twitter at the original terms stated april 25th of this year. that would be $54.20 a share and stock is still halted and that's what you're seeing on this screen, since 12:05 at $47.93. the big question you have to keep your eye out for, when and if this starts trading again at this session today, does it pop up to the buyout price? higher, lower, $54.20? my guess is it probably won't reach that or maybe it might hit it, who knows. but elon musk, you can say is stuck with the company he tried to dump after he announced it. what we're going to do is charlie gasparino is getting in front of the cameras and has a whole bunch of breaking news on this and we'll take him in a few minutes and let him work the story and keep our eye on twitter and put it at certain points to the lower bug and a ripper of the rally of yesterday's 765 point gain. loo

it's not necessarily as widespread as facebook, even for example, it does have an upside, it can be monetize. we want to see what he does with it. he's also saturday with a tremendous amount of debt. and so if he wants to get the same kind of profit, he's going to have to increase revenue. so there are a lot of questions here. but again, this idea of a town hall, you know, it begs the question about social media networks in the role they play. you know, they're almost like utilities. we expect to use them in that way. we expect to have access to them, but they're owned by individuals who have their own prerogative. so the question is, how is he going to use it? is it going to become a cesspool for misleading statements, or is it going to be something this accessible to everyone? how are you going to pull that off and take it from being a joke, acquisition to something that's actually very serious and important, maybe even useful, even barely really important questions now going forward. thank you so much for following this. for us. the us nuclear watchdog. the i e, a is sending inspectors to

where you're trying to invite them more on you one, twitter not to be assess pool, but you have to monetize and more advertisers. more engagement at a time that they're just seeing massive hurricane like headwinds. that's really going to be what must piece is going forward. you could cut costs will probably cut 30 to 50 percent of the workers can cut your way to growth. do is going to be the challenges on a mine edition. yeah, and twitter is, is hugely important in the public debate, but it's failed to really capture the value that you'd expect for such an important company. so can e, long turn it around? and if so, how look, i think success, it has to be, i shouldn't sort of frame. i mean, i think moderate success will clearly be there. i mean, twitter has been a treadmill stock for the last decade. i'd say it's a semi train wreck. he's gonna cause cause get a more profitable man, is the shins from a subscriber perspective will be important. now look, the big question is, can he change it into a super ap? the a, you know, in terms of almost similar to what we see in china can heal to molly

were you trying to invite them more on you want twitter not to be assess pool, but you have to monetize and more advertisers, more engagement at a time that they're just seeing massive hurricane like headwinds. that's really going to be what must piece is going forward. you could cut costs will probably cut 30 to 50 percent of the workers can cut your way to growth. do is going to be the challenges on a mine edition yet. and twitter is, is hugely important in the public debate, but it's failed to really capture the value that you'd expect for such an important company. so can e, long turn it around? and if so, how? well, i think success, it has to be sort of frame. i mean, i think moderate success will clearly be there. i mean, twitter has been a treadmill stock for the last decade. i'd say it's a semi train wreck. he's going to cock costs. get a more profitable man, is the sions for mr. scribe or prospector will be important. now look, the big question is, can you change it into a super ap, the, you know, in terms of almost similar to what we see in china. can he automatically turn int

over one monetization in place. it is a short-term fix, don't know how many will sign up to watch more movies with ads. that works against the netflix model but they need to look at other monetization models especially ip licensing, putting product into stores, the way disney takes its empire and gets new things from theme parks to stores to licensing to merchandising, that should help them. the short-term is good for netflix and long-term they need a better strategy. neil: we will see how it factors out, stock is up on this news. a supported plan, it is coming ahead of -- a month ahead of disney plus, a streaming tier for one dollar less, this is the way the world is going, squeeze what you can. let's go to edward lawrence, a pay-per-view event, fine with the administration, not only what is happening on the energy front. what is the latest? >> the president making a west coast spring, waking up and he's going to tout his successes on the west coast. he's waking up to gas prices in los angeles at $6.25 a gallon. in

the monet painting isn't doing anything to create carbon emissions.t a painting? throw it at people. everybody flying a private jet this afternoon. >> dana: everybody at the museum agrees with their position. who are they persuading? they're irritating me. >> you are not preaching to the choir. >> dana: you never mash potato the choir. >> preacher 101. >> bill: we are running video of their stunt, right? >> dana: gutfeld we shouldn't. i hear him. we texted about this this weekend. are you a -- when it comes to halloween trick-or-treat. i read this article by jason day in the "wall street journal" thinking about being a big candy bar house. the ones that give out the full sizebet you do that. >> no, was that based on my generous spirit or my physique? >> dana: the spirit. also because you want kids to have fun. >> i do. i'm very pro-halloween. >> dana: it is expensive. >> they crushed us on inflation. candy prices are through the roof. for the kids out there doing it, halloween is your super bowl if you are a kid. i'll be darned if i will ruin the kids

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