is twittere tweeting cofounder jack dorsey, a st. louis native. he was on the streets of ferguson last week and had been marching him a posting vines and tweets about all that has been going on there. for more on the role tech is davidg let's bring in kirkpatrick, bloomberg contributing editor. mac, let me start with you. we are not just seeing vines or youtube videos, we are seeing what is happening as it is happening based on what is going on on your site. it tell us what is going on from the inside. >> we had a radio station film and music concert in missouri. they realized they could go out there and use that equipment and reports live to millions. live streaming is not about face time or hang out, talking to one person live. to onebout broadcasting person but on a platform it can scale to millions. they were using a filter, the knights shot filter, to report -- the night shot filter. about 1,300,000 views in two hours. >> 1,300,000 people were watching live stream? it was about 50,000 people at the same time. everything is recorded in the clo

great reports from mainstream journalists -- >> jack dorsey, the cofounder of twitter. >> unknown journalists the other hand, facebook -- a lot less coverage. it algorithmically filters what its users see, more in the vein of the ice bucket challenge is in the viral videos. both those companies are trying to make their feeds more interesting and more relevant. it was a weekend in which a lot of people said, twitter kind of won the week in terms of how interesting and relevant the feed was. >> at the same time, twitter was trying to censor and suspend accounts related to images surrounding the execution of james foley. twitter has been a place where all of this has been possible, but is it going to be that way in the future? >> it is interesting, because they have been making noises about trying to be more algorithmic, trying to extend their popularity to a broader user base. not all weeks are as packed with news as this week. i love the fact that we have two social media windows into the world that take different approaches and really complement each other. >> i wonder, is facebook -- mark zu

jack dorsey once real-time tweets from eyewitnesses. st. louis is his hometown and cofounder of twitter. messaging services the new reporting the stem for events as they happen. you have the latest developmen developments, business and technology may let us see exactly what is happening when it happens it may help. let's get to that rally, shall we? i bring you pretty good news if you are a stockholder. dow jones industrial average up 1%. 16,822. got a couple of dow stocks at record highs this morning. disney made its way to $90 per share, home depot on the upside too. $84 per share. dow jones industrial average. look at the nasdaq up 41 points higher. don't know how many years, but it is up there. how broad-based is this rally? up .8%, 15 points up on the s&p. stocks rallying so much, dropping down below $1300 per ounce. now the yield on the 10-year treasury moving up today still historically low levels, 237 on the 10-year. jay nixon calling in the national guard after another night of violence in ferguson. police used tear gas, shooting at officers and throwing molotov cock