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there's a call to ban tiktok in the united states from the top fcc official commissioner brendan carr tells axios. he is concerned about china's government getting american user data. car reportedly wants the council on foreign investment in the u. s which looks at national security issues to take action. tiktok is in talks with the council to try to keep operating in the u. s also worth noting that earlier this summer car also sounded the alarm on twitter, saying that tiktok should be banned in the us, barring any significant changes have to see what happens. all right. here we go again a story for those interested in making a lot of money very quickly. you can do it tonight. just have to win. the powerball lottery says it's going to be worth at least $1.2 billion, taking the lump sum cap cash option. yeah but it only gets you rhiannon $597 million before taxes, not worth it. can you imagine? like i always say all you need is $2.01 dream to play. i guess i will. i keep saying that i haven't played it yet. i keep forgetting i'm gonna play. why not coming up the countdown to black pant

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commissioner brendan carr said they should move to ban tiktok now, one of the five s.e.c.ommissioners telling axios, quote, i don't believe there's a path forward for anything other than a ban he's referring to recent revelations about how tiktok and its parent company manage user data keep in mind the s.e.c. itself does not have any authority over tiktok cfius does and they are already in talks with tiktok to determine if it can or should be divested to a u.s.-based company. tiktok telling us, quote, commissioner carr has no role in the confidential discussions with the u.s. government we are confident we are on a path to reaching an agreement with the u.s. government that will satisfy all reasonable national security concerns we have seen tiktok draw growing ad dollars, as well as users, away from its rivals it's been downloaded more than 200 million times in the u.s we've heard a lot about the threat that it poses to both snap and meta. meanwhile, shares of oracle are lower on this news and that's because tiktok routes u.s. traffic to oracle's cloud infrastructure oracl

and, fcc commissioner brendan carr thinks the u.s. government should ban tiktok. why and how far will he go to make it happen? he will join us to explain. we will get to all of that in a moment. i want to look at the markets. tech stocks rallying for a second day taking time to find their day ahead of key u.s. midterm selections. bloomberg's ed ludlow is here with the big moves. ed: you look at the performance after hours, down more than 12%. it's interesting,lyft beat estimates but ridership growth. the company added 20.3 million active people in the third quarter. the estimate was 21.1 million. how different a story -- story is that for lift -- lyft considering uber grew by 22% and had outperformance. lyft giving us a worrying picture down 13% and after hours. it was a slow moving day to be honest and financial markets. the nasdaq 100 up for a second straight day, only the second two-day gain for 10 sessions. but there was outperformance as semiconductors, at a time where yields continue to push high. look at u.s. ten-year treasury at 4.2%. and also bitcoin, i p

let's turn to some moves brendan carr saying the u.s. should ban tiktok. snap and meta getting a boost on that yesterday, although slightly lower this morning. carr joined "squawk on the street" earlier this morning. >> what i've seen so far from the reporting of the tiktok officials is they're not convinced that there's any deal that can be worked out that will still prevent beijing officials from getting access to it. at the end of the day they say these are tools that were built by beijing. >> a couple of interesting things about this, julia this isn't exactly the fcc's area bre bre brendan carr is freelancing here i guess he's free to do that can you imagine tiktok just being banned at this point >> well, look, that's right. it's important to remember that brendan ca arrr is one of five commissioners. this is up to sifs you, which is part of the treasury they're currently in negotiations with tiktok about how to manage a potential divestiture. that is in the works, although siphous, they won't comment on it because they won't comment on things that may

brendan carr is the senior republican on the federal communications commission. to weigh in on this. commissioner, always good to have you. you just said outright quoting here, i don't believe there is a path forward for anything other than a ban on tiktok. why? >> you're right, neil, as you indicated in your open, the funny dance memes and video is sheeps clothing. underneath it's a sophisticated surveillance app. i wrote google apple, put national security concerns aside. data flows are going back into beijing. in fact tiktok under oath in congressional testimony refused to answer whether ccp members themselves are accessing u.s. user data right now. apple and google should kick them out of app store based on undisclosed data flows alone. we've seen new reporting, the biden administration, through treasury, cfius, is looking to have a draft deal in place according to "new york times" reporting would allow some data to continue to flow back to beijing under this. there is concern that is not tough enough. there is concern at the top of the doj provided about tha

today, republican commissioner, brendan carr, told x yes, the u.s. government should ban tiktok. he cited fear that the chinese government can access user data. tiktok, you might know, is owned by a chinese company. a u.s. committee is reviewing the company's potential national security implications tiktok maintains, it stores user did outside of china and would not have to turn over that information to the chinese government. >>> and other wrapper, shot to death in houston for 28-year- old, take off, the more reserved member of the group, known for his cadence and flow. looking for help in tracking of the government, police, as this happened after a private party at a bowling alley in houston early this one. investigators tell us, if the disagreement escalated and shots were fired. two other people were hurt during the shooting. those were taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. >>> a bay area company that wants emergencies authorization from the fda for one of the first covid tests is cutting jobs. limiting more than a dozen positions, sephi. they say, they'r

that user data could end up in the hands of the chinese government. 105 commissioners of the fcc brendan carris the only path forward. he wrote letters to apple and google earlier this year asking them to remove tiktok from their app stores due to concerns about data harvesting. tiktok is owned by bite dance which is based in china. a spokesperson for the company said they're confident they are on a path to reaching an agreement with the u.s. government that will, quote, satisfy all reasonable national security concerns. >>> who wants to be a billionaire? another powerball lottery drawing wednesday night worth $1.2 billion. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this wednesday morning. i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york. >>> a very rare first printing of the u.s. constitution will be auctioned off next month. there are only 13 of these copies that were handed out to the delegates of the constitutional convention left in existence. 11 of them are in museums. the other privately owned copy brought in $43.2 million at auction just last year. >> this is one of the foundational documents

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an fcc commissioner is suggesting the government ban tiktok brendan carr says a total ban is needed due to the way the company handles user data. tiktok is controlled by a chinese company caught debt byte dance. no worry is the data could be used to influence american voters. the fcc can actually regulate tiktok directly. but the idea is gaining some bipartisan support in congress. still ahead of the problem morning news. >> as the midterm elections, it's closer. there is a ballot measure that could set term limits for some east bay. politicians will talk more about that. ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. >> all right. well, the time for you now for 29 going on for 30, a wet start to the week seems like we still are going to see some moisture and not as bad a drive as yesterday, john, a little drier, but we certainly are going to see some showers today. yeah, the good news about today as we do have a pretty solid morning commute yesterday wasn't bad. most of the rainfall at least waited intel after

s brendan carr says a ban is the only way to ensure data does not get into the hands of tiktok's chinese parent company bite dance car, telling the website axios. there is not sufficient protection on the data that you could have sufficient confidence that it's not finding its way back into the hands of the chinese communist party. the kind of data that tiktok collects his theoretically it's very sensitive. it could be anything from an email address to uh huh. something as significant as a digital print of your face called face print parent company has been negotiating with the committee on foreign investment on how it can continue operating here under a possible sale to us firm when you starting to look at what china could do with the information they could do things potentially like you know, use it to further target people for hacks. tiktok has denied claims that china gathers the data of tiktok users, but a recent report from buzzfeed claimed tiktok engineer as in china did gain access to some users personal information, and forbes reported the company had planned to use the app to m

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fcc brendan carr wants to ban tiktok. can he do that? he's coming up on the show.urgery dodging blame for inflation. steven moore will have a go at that one too, right after this. ♪ >> up 115 on the dow and that's nasdaq turnedfect ever so slightly so. stu: the administration's policies are note at fault for record inflation. edward lawrence at the white house. so, does mr. walsh say who is to blame for inflation? >> you know, he doesn't put a pinpoint on it for sure and repeating the same thing is pushing inflation and listen to the labor secretary on friday and he altered for the speech on saturday. listen. >> somewhere in. future, there might be a recession. i think right now what we're focused on is bringing down inflationary pressures and making sure we continue to move our economy forward. >> inflation is a problem. inflation is not caused by this administration. inflation not caused by the amazing work done and rebuilding the infrastructure in america. >> no denying where inflation has gone under this president the month he took office. he's been in the whit

. >>> fcc commissioner brendan carr says tiktok should be banned in the u.s.cial media company can't be trufrted to settle on a national security agreement with the federal government. cnn's tech reporter brian fung is here to give us more context. brian, what is behind the commissioner's statement? >> yeah, well, this all goes back to the bipartisan concerns about china, and whether china could force tiktok or its parent company bytedance to hand over data on u.s. citizens that use the app. you know, this claim, this call by mr. carr that tiktok should be banned from the u.s., you know, ties back to negotiation that tiktok has been having with the u.s. government over a possible deal that would allow tiktok to continue operating in the u.s. but in an interview today, carr told me that the more he reads about tiktok in public reporting, the less confident he is that tiktok will reach an agreement with the u.s. that will it won't try to try and get around or circumvent, somehow, which is why he's calling for an outright ban of the app now. it's important to poi

brendan carr told "axios," there is not a world of which you could come up with sufficient protectionould have sufficient confidence that it is not finding its way back into the hands of the chinese communist party. that's not stopping former president barack obama from getting down on his hands and knees, hosting a very awkward get out to vote message. >> what are you doing under my desk? >> well, under my desk is kind of my thing. >> you can stay for now but when it comes to voting, you have to get up. you have got climate change and gun safety and we can reinstitute roe v. wade as the law of the land. you can't stay here. >> i voted for mccain in 2008? >> oh, as long as you voted. >> i will vote, i will see you at the polls. >> did they not tell the former president that line was in there about john mccain? >> wow. okay, take it away. your boss is against tiktok. >> this reminded me of pajama boy from the obama era. what's interesting is republicans and now the fcc says ban this app as they collect data on our children and democrats are embracing it. you know how crucial these days

fcc commissioner brendan carr saying the only option is an outright ban.e on this. what are we hearing? >> good morning, bill. carr has significant security concerns over tiktok as they are going under a national security review by u.s. officials who are deciding if tiktok could be difshsed from its parent company bytedance to an american company to continue operating in the u.s. he isn't sold on the idea telling axios i don't believe there is a path forward for anything other than a ban. a world that you could come up with sufficient protection on the data that you could have sufficient confidence it is not finding its way back into the hands of the chinese communist party. a tiktok spokesperson is disputing carr's comments saying they have protections for u.s. user data and vetting for content moderation system saying commissioner carr has no role in the discussions with the u.s. government related to tiktok and appears to be expressing views independent of his role as an fcc commissioner. we're confident we're on a path for reaching the agreement with t

now the communications commissioner brendan carr is urging the u.s.to ban tiktok to protect americans' private day data. he says there's no way to s sufficient confidence that data is not sent back to beijing, that in fact the owner of tiktok, bytedance is surveilling american citizens, taking the data, sending it to the communist party and the ccp could use it against americans at some point. >> the trump administration we realized what a threat tiktok was because the chinese government is using tiktok, the data tiktok collects, not only to get information about american citizens and pa turns that -- patterns that american citizens use but to really shove information in the other direction, to use it as a propaganda tool to promote pro china a but absolutely to soe descent about the efficacy of democracy. every time we have gone to china and they say no, don't worry about it, there's a chinese wall. we're china. we're not collecting information about americans. we may own bytedance, the mother company of tiktok but really tiktok is fine and clean. no

meantime, fcc commissioner brendan carr calling the u.s.ver national security risks, car carr and other lawmakers expressed concerns that tiktok's china based parent company is sharing user data with the chinese communist party. right now the tiktok is negotiating on the council of foreign inve investment. the nation's three largest pharmacy chains agreeing to settle multiple lawsuits over the involvement in the opioid crisis. cvs will pay 5 billion, walgreens, 5.7 billion and walmart just over 3 bill b i billiondollars. state and local officials accuse pharmacies of ignoring red flags that prescriptions were being diverted into illegal trafficking. and chick-fil-a in miami bombarded with job applications after switching staff to a three day workweek. employees are ground into pods that switch off working three consecutive days of 14 hour shifts. the store operator said it's so popular, opening this fall drew over 420 candidates. i don't know about you guys, i would work a little extra every day to have an extra day off. maria: you're right

on national security grounds, that issue is back in the national spotlight the fcc commissioner brendan carr says the danger is still lurking. he told axios this -- i do not believe there's a path forward for anything other than a ban. david favor on cnbc asked him why this morning on "squawk on the street." >> look, i started out open minded here. we've been seeing bombshell revelations how all of this personal, sensitive data that tiktok has been collect ing has been making its way back to beijing. >> tiktok is owned by a chinese company and he went on to say tiktok could not guarantee that the data of american users is not getting into the hands of the chinese communist party. here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> how many times are you all going to try to ban tiktok in the u.s. >> reporter: users are split >> i've created so much of my life on here, i don't think any part of my life is private >> reporter: earlier this year, congress pushed company leaders to block tiktok's chinese connections. >> can you make the commitment that i asked you to make you will commit to cutting off meta data flo

commissioner at the fcc is calling on congress to ban tiktok senior republican brendan carr who sitscommission, says this move is needed because of the way the company handles user data tiktok is controlled by the chinese company byte dance and intelligence officials worry the data could be used to influence american voters. but tiktok says it stores us user data outside of china. so it would not have to turn over that information to the chinese government. shares of meta and snap spiked on the news of today's announcement. a pharmacy giant cvs and walgreens have agreed to a nearly 10 billion dollars settlement over the opioid crisis. those settlements were announced today. both chains will distribute the money to state and local governments and native american tribes. this is the first nationwide deal reached with retail pharmacy companies accused of ignoring red flags. that prescriptions were being diverted into illegal trafficking. neither cbs nor walgreens is admitting to wrongdoing. both companies say they've launched educational programs and installed safe disposal units for dr

the fcc commissioner, brendan carr, he says tiktok should be banned in the u.s.is the problem with tiktok? >> reporter: he has major security concerns over the app tiktok. tiktok is currently under a national security review by u.s. officials who are deciding if the app can be divested from its parent company, beijing-based bytedance, to an american company to continue operating here in the u.s. from what carr has seen though, it doesn't sound like he's sold on the idea. he told axios this: of i don't believe there is a path forward for anything other than a ban. there isn't a world where you can come up with sufficient confidence on the data that you could have sufficient confidence that it's not finding its way back into the hands of the chinese economy. the council on foreign investment in the u.s. is in charge of reviewing the deal. a tiktok spokesperson is disputing carr's comments saying they have protections for u.s. user data as well as vetting for content moderation systems saying this: commissioner carr has no role in the confidential discussions with t

brendan carr, that commissioner, they say a ban is needed due to the way the company handles user data. tiktok is controlled by the chinese company byte dance and intelligence officials. they say they were the data could be used to influence american voters. a tiktok is currently exploring divesting to a company here in the u.s. will see how that turns out. coming up here on the kron, 4 news at noon, crews are working to clear the roadways as the first layers of snow start to fall over the sierra. it got more on that coming up. >> and covered california registrations are open for the year and this year, even more people are eligible. we explain. and local leaders raise a flag to acknowledge the struggles of trans people. what some local leaders are doing to increase the visibility for marginalized groups. (vo) a medicare advantage plan should come with all the benefits you want and zero compromises. with anthem blue cross, it can. just go to anthem.com/answers or call 833-797-4179 for a free one-on-one medicare plan review. ask about our zero dollar monthly premium plans that include d

snap up about 3.5% after repreport reported that brendan carr says they move to ban tiktok, referringnagement of user data and carr said, quote, i don't believe there is a path forward for anything other than a ban. he is of course one of five fcc commissioners. and the fcc itself does not actually have any authority over tiktok currently in talks to determine if can or should be divested to a u.s.-based company tiktok got back to us with a statement saying, quote, commissioner carr has no role in the confidential discussions with the u.s. government, going on to say we are confident that we are on a path to reaching an agreement with the u.s. government that will satisfy all reasonable national security concerns a treasury spokesperson telling cnbc that its sippious division is devoted to taking actions to safeguard national security. melissa, they also note it doesn't comment on transactions, that it may or may not be reviewing. i want to point out shares of oracle were down today, down about 1.2% tiktok routes its u.s. traffic to oracle's cloud infrastructure back to you to you. >>

. >>> social media stocks popped after fcc commissioner brendan carr said the u.s.pper's with me. do you support banning tiktok, ask if so, why? >> as a father to two teenage girls, yes. i'd love it for that reason. obviously, the ccp has their fingers in that, and they have access to data. and it's the data of the youth, of americans -- of america's youth. so i to think it's an issue. one interesting thing i saw two days ago is elon musk, obviously, as he has now taken over control of twitter, he tweeted a poll, and there were 5 million votes that came through, should twitter with bring back vine. and vine was kind of like tiktok before tiktok was actually invented. so maybe he ends up bringing that back because 70% of the 5 million people that voted want it brought back, so maybe that becomes the new tiktok. stuart: can he charge for vine? >> no, he's charging $8 a month or manager for twitter blue. stuart: it's a perk you will get? >> you've got to get something for the $8. stuart: amazon's market cap closed below a trillion bucks yesterday for the first time sin

this summer, forumme example, an ftc commissioner called brendan carr went to apple about tiktok, tiktok was and is on the app store. no threat of tic-tac being kicked up and the ftc commissioner told apple the tick tock was likely ha user datarivate l from hundreds of millions of americans and sending those data back to china. >>at bac china now, apple must n that what carr was telling them was likely true, but apple ignored him anyway and did nothing. >> so step back and consider the priorities, apple's prioritiesties, ap run stark die here. twitter must be silenced because it allows americans to exercise their birthright, which is free speech, a prerequisite for a free society in a democracy. but tiktok must be protectedsit because the chinese government usesa it as a tool of espionag. that is , apple's position. so at this point, the realnage. question is , will apple be allowed to strangle twitter, which it could, because it hasoa monopoly power. so far , virtually no one in american politics seems to have noticed this is happening. >> no one certainly is moving i. to stop apple fro

fcc commissioner brendan carr calling on the government to ban it citing security concerns saying theredata that you could have sufficient confidence that it's not finding its way back into the hands of the chinese communist party. >> it could be anything from an email address to something as significant as a digital print of your face called a face print. they have said that employees in china are capable of accessing that data and have before in the past and that they have not committed to congress to date that they won't be doing that in the future. >> reporter: this as there have been new allegations calling into question how tiktok handles u.s. user data. in june buzzfeed reporting engineers in china used the app to access information including phone numbers and birthdays and then in september forbes reporting tiktok's parent company bytedance planned to use the app to monitor some u.s. users' locations. tiktok has more than 200 million downloads in the u.s. >> they could do things like use it to further target people for hacks. there are other things they could do with it such as

government should ban tiktok brendan carr says congress should block the popular video sharing app becauseonal security concerns. tiktok is owned by bytedance, which is based in china car is concerned that the chinese government could gain access to us users data, he says. there is not enough protection to make sure data does not end up in the hands of the chinese government. pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. thank you time now. 7 48. well youtube has a new feature that makes it easier for you to watch different streaming services that the new feature is called primetime channels and within the primetime channels. you have showtime, starz and amc will have his own home page and videos all through youtube users can sign up for each service they want. you won't have to set up several different accounts. could be the year to ditch the annual thanksgiving day cooking fest and dying out for the holiday as grocery store prices are soaring. a new report from west fargo finds grocery store costs are going up higher than the cost to eat out at a restaurant. economy experts say you

reason the sc commissioner carr saying we need to ban tiktok all leaders in the democrat party dancing hearts away on tiktok. >> a are they surveilling us. >> k they are brendanhc tiktok is trying to get into heads of kids convince them that america is a bad place they should change gender, tiktok i think is a very maligned force in society the reason celebrities are doing it is very clear, they have no answer to high gas prices they have no answer to inflation. they have no answer to crime. why don't you just take famous people do get jiggy with them hopefully young voters will want to vote the fact in polling amazing, hispanics even, young voters going the way of republican candidates saying no more we have to stop biden policies all that dancing ain't gonna work. maria: dagen jump in liz peek jump in i think that add misses the mark, i mean we're talking about surveillance issues from chinese communist party they are dancing lives away trying to look cool and are there not. dagen: i saw an ad included mark ruffalo and some other shiny faced celebrity friends mark and ilk want you in plain in terms of high energy prices the point these left wingbags have go