in the interview dorsey admits his team phases questifaces que the future. rumors of burning through cash, negative portrayal saying the once promising start-up is's in trouble and the next few months are crucial. an interesting read in fast company. not all bad. sort of sipts tets up challenge face trying to change mobile payments in the countries. >> low barriers in that marketplace. a lot of competitors to square. you can tell by the number of product launches simply they've had in recent months they're trying to figure what type of company they want to be. an appointment booker, small business lindender. you name it, they've tried it in the last months. >> dorsey's admission, weneeded payments what do you build on top of this now that you've got it? remind me of a moment youtube and google. it will be more than way to do video better online? will there be a business behind it? google managed it. we'll see if dorsey can. >> internally, unhappy with the story, but to the ex-stetent yo want to tell your story, you have to talk. new chapter for square. >>> w

dorsey grew up. >> ten mays from where all the violent protests have been taking place. our coverage continues with brian williams. brian is in st. louis county and takes us on an in-depth look at the violence on the streets and new revelations about how michael brown died. that's coming up at 5:30, about 20 minutes from now, on "nightly news." >>> spinning doughnuts and popping wheelies. plenty of that action took place on two bay area freeways last night during daylight hours. in oakland, chp says those weekend sideshows took a deadly turn. >>> standing to honor a fallen legend. a tribute that brought people to their feet nationwide all for robin williams. >>> good afternoon. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. a day of microclimate extremes across the bay area. blue sky in san jose, fogged in in san francisco. your forecast for tuesday and we'll let you know if clouds will move out of sf in a few minutes. >>> ten years ago the world changed forever. now on the eve of google's big anniversary we look at hue the search giant changed the silicon valley at 6:00. >>> it's one

dorsey was expected to start on the defensive line. dorsey had two sacks last season. which was his first in san francisco. >>> and as you know, if you've been watching this newscast, levi's stadium boasting its first sports contest tonight. it will host three possible games this year including the pac 12 championship and stanford head coach david shaw said he thought he would never see the day the 49ers got a new home. >> you know i was one of those people that i heard about a potential new stadium and i said gosh i hear about that all the time. it's not going the ham. but i'll never forget being at great america with my kids. and going into the parking lot and then seeing the structure start to come up. and i got excited. you know. i got excited. and to be here today i'm glad to hear that we can gate a tour. because i was going to sneak out and sneak around the stadium by myself but it was nice to have some guidance. >> hey, down at stanford semifinals of the bank of the west classic. serena williams faces andrea petkovic and she just dominates. she beat hearse in st

dorsey was expected to start on the defensive line.orsey had two sacks last season which was his first in san francisco. >>> down in samford's semifinals of the bank of the west classic, serena williams facing andrea petkovic. slow start today. she beat her in straight sets 7- 5, 6-0. to advance to tomorrow's final. serena will play for her third title at this event in four years. the second semifinal is tonight. >>> over to golf. bridgestone invitational third round akron. tiger woods, won this event eight times and won't win it a ninth. second shot on the par 4 14 in the cat box. woods 2 over 72. he's tied for 36th. rory mcilroy playing the first event since winning the british open. nice birdie effort at 18 to score under today and second at 11 under total. after carting a 61. here's sergio garcia. maintaining his spot atop the leader board. he shot a 67 and leads mcilroy in the field by three shots. >>> and international polo classic in petaluma all weekend folks. six countries represented for the whole goal to get the sport more e

sergeant decatur dorsey ran his regiment's flag ahead of the rest of the men which encourage them to move forward. following on the heels of c griffith duchess siegfried's men, thomas recalled a deadly ever treat for eight guns on our right. the firepower forced thomas to admit his first regiment men will be mowed down like grass. torment -- thomas ordered the troops back. they had to move through the masses all white troops already which is also honeycombed. his attempts to rally will be met with jim. -- doom. thomas here on the left. colonel, who gets himself all dandied up, he has on the best coat, hat. he will stand on top of earthworks and tried to encourage his men. he will get shot down. robert beauchamp wrote his soldiers and their attempt to charge the confederates, there was no flinching on their part. they can to shoulder like true soldiers ready to face the enemy and it to death on the battlefield. but the thing for a moment of an effective charge in that death valley under a moderate fire jammed with other troops confused and broken up as we were. officers are going down

it is significant that jack dorsey is there on the street. he is somebody i know fairly well and i am not surprised. i think it is because he understands the landscape is shifting. whye are a lot of reasons this matters deeply to him. >> let's talk about that a little bit. i was amazed to see jack was there. he is a billionaire and a well-known corporate ceo. to be out on the front lines of a protest -- not that anyone is for racial injustice. i'm just going to call it a brave move for him to be out there and on the streets. is this typical of him? doesn't tell us a lot about companies like twitter or square that had a role in founding? >> he is a very socially minded person. i don't know about him having protested elsewhere. that thesep a lever tools, like twitter and square, our contributors to a leveling of society and increase in social justice. you also have to factor in he grew up in downtown st. louis and has been deeply affected by the decline of that city and the racial polarization of that city. i know him enough to talk about that

. >> james: the 49ers have signed glenn that dorsey to the defense.was and did the back and all this for what has not been ruled out for the season. and michael crabtree is a proud father. >> james: still no pictures of the baby had and coach harbaugh have the affirmation of the little guy. >>: it's a big and healthy child. i didn't get a wingspan on him yet but all reports are great and michael was excited. >> james: this sunday night all sports night live you see him on the field as a new father. and they'll bring down the a's future match up with the angels. >> jameslice in ferguson, missouri say >> james: today there will be a reporting error crash that the law had been around for a little girl. that was not a driver of all but of her aunt. leaving that china and the intersection i attended. into the small plan that crashed west of nevada yesterday. >> james: official said the plane was on his way when the air traffic controller lost control. >> reporter: hayward actually in the upper 60s and in fremont. '60s and '70s and ellen areas i will look f

another profile about square -- jack dorsey got skewered in a book.you handle the bad press? when the press is like pounding on you, how do you deal with that? >> first of all, i have hearing aids for a reason. i can turn them down or up. you should never get too excited about the press when you get good press and you should never let that press derail you from where you're going. people have a different version of success. you have to be anchored on coming in every day on the long game and winning against all odds. it is better if the world is running with you and giving you tons of kudos. often times when that happens, you get more than you deserve and you often get way too many bad ones when you are so working hard and you have hope. you cannot let all of that derail you. >> steve jobs often gets a lot of credit for turning around apple, inspiring the troops again. how often does that happen, if ever? >> you saw what john donahoe did at ebay. there are a lot of folks that have done great jobs to inspire their teams. look at linkedin right now. they

>> so when the director dorsey was his name, when he came back, they didn't fire me. i just stayed. i stayed and i stayed, yeah. >> it's been quite an experience. people come from all over the world to celebrate as well as the susan williams in the chorus and january miss, all the work they do. a lot of people come for that glide ensemble. how does that manage to develop? >> they always had a choir, but as time went on, we expanded the band. we started out with the saxophone, one of the best saxophone players anywhere, charles mcneill. i had him to come in cause we were getting ready to make a record and they liked the saxophone and the trumpet was added on. and then we're getting ready to do another cd and i told why don't we add a trombone? that's when joe berman came in. so we ended up with three horns. and we've had them ever since. this has been 15, 20 years. >> when it comes to the choir. >> right. >> and i had the privilege of being there and i come to the choir rehearsals, you rehearse throughout the night it seemed like, six to eight songs. how do you come on sunday, but yo

dorsey is a free agent after this season. >>> in front of a crowd.serena williams reaching another final. she took the last eight games to win 7-5, 6-0 in the bank of the west classic. the top seeded and ranked williams is 3-0 in the final so far in 2014. >>> you can watch sports night live here on kron 4 at 9:00 after the news at 8:00. they will have your giants highlights from the game. and training camp as well as the first game at levi stadium. that's at 9:00 after the news. we're back with more after this break. >>> we approach 9 p.m. hidden cash came back for the final time. hundreds of people flocked to baker beach after the hidden cash twitter account tweeted out clues. the man behind it hid pez dispensers. $2000 in there. the people who found the cash were thrilled. the man behind it has given away $60,000. and he says that hidden cash will take a break for several weeks. >> and levi stadium hosts an event. >>> dealing with traffic problems. >>> the latest news and the doctor infected with ebola. what doctors are doing to help him out. >>> a

jack dorsey also got skewered by nick bilton in his book about twitter.you handle the bad press? you know, when the press is pounding on you, how do you deal with that? >> first of all, i have hearing aids for a reason. i can turn them down or up. you should never get too excited about press when you get good press, and you should never let bad press derail you from where you are going. often, people have a different version of success and what time frame. you have to be anchored on coming in every day, on the long game, winning against all odds. it is better if the world is running with you and giving you tons of kudos. oftentimes, when that happens, you are getting more kudos than you deserve. and you often get way too much bad press when you are still working hard and you have hope. thatannot let all of derail you. >> steve jobs often gets a lot of credit for turning around apple, inspiring the troops again. how often does that happen, if ever? what john did at ebay. there is a couple of great folks that i think have done really good jobs to inspire th

jack dorsey went to ferguson, and you might have to present employees that are black and one that knowsyou should've brought your textbook with you. >> do you mean build the plants that employ people in that. >> i'm talking so used like jack dorsey whose working in ferguson. if you really care, he could have grabbed a few, grab a hundred and say they've done well in school and i'm going to take you back with me. >> that is what we have to do. but the president needs to step up and put his money where his mouth is. it is time now for the "marching orders" where we are today. the dow jones testing the recent highs. i don't know if i want to talk about the all-time highs, but let's go back and listen to this. great gates guy, a lot of tweets. you guys really love the gun-control stuff and that's great. he will be back tomorrow, i will be back tomorrow as well. in the meantime, the ever capable hands of the master himself, lou dobbs of fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. residents of ferguson, missouri, bracing for what may be another night of chaos after a week of violent clashes b

a famous tweeter joined the conversation, jack dorsey, co-founder of twitter.ernight curfew a missed opportunity to trust our people. "new day" starts right now. >>> breaking news, missouri's governor calls up the national guard after another night of violence. two people shot. police and protesters throwing teargas and molotov cocktails, though many people say they just wanted to protest peacefully. don lemon is live in ferguson. >>> the autopsy of michael brown, the medical examiner hired by his family releases his results. brown was shot at least six times, twice from the head, most likely from the front, not the back. >>> eyewitness exclusive, new video of the moments after the shooting. the police officer who shot him walking near the body. the young woman who took that video joins us live. what does she say happened that day. >> your "new day" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning. it's monday, august 18, 6:00 in the east. jim sciutto is with us. chris is on assignment this

sara dorsey was a woman ahead of her time. professional writer back when women were want professional women were not professional writers. she lived in new orleans. a lot of people do not know this but sara dorsey owned the west virginia pronunciation for wherever jefferson davis lived after the war. in biloxi, mississippi. sara dorsey owned it. jefferson davis lived there. i thought jefferson davis lived there but he didn't. apparently she had written to hood and ised when you took command of the army in tennessee in atlanta what were your plans. what were you trying to do at that point in the war? these are his words. new orleans, march 30. 1867. my experience as a soldier taught me at an early day an army could not retreat in the face of the enemy without great loss of spirit and numbers. the army of tennessee when i assumed command having lost over 25,000 affected men during a retreat of over 100 miles was not in condition for pitched battle. as we can alone rely on offensive flows to guard long lines such as the one from

the 49ers have given injured defensive tackle glenn dorsey a 2-year contract extension.ree was not at practice today. that's because the 49ers top wideout was in texas for the birth of his son.whom he named michael crabtree iii .we don't have any pictures to show you of baby crabtree. but harbaugh will fill you in on his vital statistics. >> he has a nice healthy child and a big child. the statistics are good. all reports are good and michael is very excited about it. in any event probably not too smart to make your coach angry when you're battling for a starting job - and manziel and brian hoyer are reportedly neck and neck right now. .you know who else is probably a little ticked off?tiger woods.who announced today he is taking a one to two month leave from golf to strengthen his bad back woods looked ok here. taking what else.the ice bucket challenge alongside the world's best golfer rory mcilroy. they doused each other.all to raise money for als. even if your tired of the ice bucket challenge.here's the key number: in 22 days the ice bucket challenge has raised $23 m

melissa: among thousands of protesters, this is bizarre, twitter founder, jack dorsey. a st.is native. he marched alongside protesters, live tweeting and posting vine videos the entire home. heading home to st. louis, feels good to be home and we walk and tweeting, like the billionaire amongst us. do you feel like he is relating to the incident? what is your -- >> go inside what he thinks if he wants to be there part of it, that is fine. if he wants to be celebrity in it, that is interesting. more to it, who is there and why are they wrecking stuff? melissa: right. >> the thing is -- melissa: let's move on to that. protests are affecting more than two dozen big companies call st. louis home. the chaos is having greater impact on small business. to your point, not just the stores who have been looted. obviously that is devastating. we heard from so many people said they will not come back and go back to their stores and reopen. what about all the businesses closed because of cure few? -- curfew. business for the month impacted. >> this is serious issue of business in the area.

dorsey binian, also the 48th georgian, someone who ought to know about beating black bodies since hen over -- he was an overseer before the war began, told his dear sister, mary, just 11 days afterwards, when we got to the works it was filled with negroes and yanks crying out, no quarter. when a hand-to-hand conflict ensued with the breach of our guns and bayonets, and you may depend on it, we did not show much quarter, but slaved them. keep in mind, we're writing to the prim and proper southern women, the scarlett o'haras of the south. they want to know what their men are doing on the battlefield. and now that they're fighting armed black men, they're providing the very details we have put down the slave insurrection out here. alabamians finally get on the field around 1:00 in the afternoon. and it's perhaps during this time that sergeant dorsey of the 39th realized this battle was going to end in federal disaster. he grabbed his unit's flag, ran it across the no man's land filled with confederate artillery fire and planted that flag on top of the union picket line. for that, he wil

sarah dorsey dies of breast cancer right after varina gets there, about a year later. they have a home to live in. it is not a nice way of happening, but it kind of worked out. they kind of finally have a place to be at peace. he can write his memoirs, finish them up. winnie becomes a secretary and favorite companion. they stroll the beach together. this is a beautiful part of the gulf coast. they play all kinds of games together and kind of reaffirm the bond that they had which was -- when she was little. this is a good time for them. in 1886, jefferson davis, his memoir has been published. it does not do that well at the press. but solely over time it starts to restore his reputation and he becomes a martyr of the lost cause. it has worked slowly but people start to see him in this light as they hear more about fort monroe and the terrible conditions he faced and what he gave up for his family and country or for the south. his reputation is being rehabilitated. there are a bunch of monuments all across the south. the money is raised by the women of the united daughte

the three authors of the nazi eugenic law of july one nine hundred thirty three so fast that you dorsey get to go unique it didn't pass you but because immortal so you know who was on the whistle to get you. also in one thousand twenty five this institute was one of the biggest investments of the rockefeller foundation in europe aka philip on they shifted something i learned it from thousand dollars. he says how. often sponsor me so much you. know in this fashion this program. includes you i know i mean for this be credit in view in the pick up the house feeling vacant i need for to skinny to. pay the interest do you think you should cancun and how. he's only doing that will scheffer honest you know phonies short of sequels maniacally perceive i'm going to put it on your t.v. put it down sure. it's a great book and i paid all they asked for not that i would actually read this piece. i think that has its own limits on northcote on his other people you see me come with me and i don't wanna see community talk on farms i don't need to know what you like i mean people have been in and it. lo

. >> and christian dorsey to charlie gasparino's point, it is sanctions that are effective are the sanctions that hurt those imposing them on a country, and we are not at that point yet with any of the countries involved and maybe as everyone here has stated for good reason. and that being the case and things not changing significantly and the fact that the russian market and ruble are higher than they were before any of this started, what are we to take from that? >> well, the key area, neil, it is the russian oligarchs that the sanctions are e desdesigned move. we know that vladimir putin can escalate a war in response to the sanctions that does end up hurting everybody in the long run, but if the u.s. and europe work in a way that actually squeezes the opportunities for oligarchs to move the money around, there is the hope that they will in turn influence putin. and that is an attempt to have a diplomatic resolution to this before we get to god forbid the defense buildup that ben wants. >> but we are not doing that. we are doing the half-ass m measures and excuse the french. these are not

glenn dorsey tore a muscle in practice and he could be done for the year. >>> giants taking on the metsk in new york. and jake peavy superb today. perfect through six. but in the seventh, daniel murphy breaks it off. he doubles. later in the frame, legares singles. the next guy up is flores. he made like murphy. doubled down the line. this gives new york a 4-0 lead. giants have cut that lead in half. currently 4-2 mets in the top of the ninth. >>> the little league world series. no score in the second. this is part of a three-run frame for pacifica. 5-0, pacifica. those boys can play defense, too. pacifica wins it. >>> we're going to have an in-depth look at the pro football hall of fame at 11:00. it's about time. 22 years ray's waited for that honor. >> very cool. thank you so much. >>> let's go over to levi's stadium and take a look inside. you can see the fans are there, people sitting there saying, nobody's ever sat in this seat before in the history of the world. it's opening night at levi's stadium. >> last night, they were still testing things out, putting on the finishing touche

. >>> and new tonight, glen dorsey torn his left biaccept. cep.nd she down, and the team has not released a statement. . >>> and a sell out crowd, williams, reaching the foirt final. taking eight games. 7-5, 6-0 in the bank of the west classic. the top ranked williams is 3-0 in finals in 2014. >>> a lot going on -- we have soccer -- >> levi stadium. >> and arena football. >> hp pavilion. >> with the saber cats. and now that's 28-0. they're ahead. weather for the coast, if we want to take a drive? >> the coast looks a little cloudy. fog could hang in. could be a few breaks. temperatures in the 60s. 70s for the bay and 80s in the south bay. and 90s inland. . >> that's going to wrap it up. stay tuned with kronfour. next broadcast is tonight at one. good night, everybody female announcer: right now, at sleep train, save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. >>> the bachelorette's embar

kevin dorsey. you to the afc north since we're going to open up thursday night football on cbs with the steelers and ravens, of course, division winner last year, cincinnati. they're looking to even be better this year, marvin lewis. how about the steelers? are they going to get back on top? looking out of sync last night on offense. how about the ravens. how will they respond after sitting out the postseason? lastly, all those questions abt cleveland. hoyer is going to start the season at pittsburgh. what do you think about that? >> phil: i think they made the right decision. if you want to run your offense, you start brian hoyer but they have enough weapons on the offensive side for the cleveland browns to be a serious team and sneak out there and win nine or 10 games. >> jim: the ravens. last season coming off a super bowl injury and did not back that up with a postseason trip. >> phil: i say this about baltimore, premier quarterbacks around the nfl, they always have top-flight nfl lines. the te

kevin dorsey. you to the afc north since we're going to open up thursday night football on cbs with the steelers and ravens, of course, division winner last year, cincinnati. they're looking to even be better this year, marvin lewis. how about the steelers? are they going to get back on top? looking out of sync last night on offense. how about the ravens. how will they respond after sitting out the postseason? lastly, all those questions about cleveland. hoyer is going to start the season at pittsburgh. what do you think about that? >> phil: i think they made the right decision. if you want to run your offense, you start brian hoyer but they have enough weapons on the offensive side for the cleveland browns to be a serious team and sneak out there and win nine or 10 games. >> jim: the ravens. last season coming off a super bowl injury and did not back that up with a postseason trip. >> phil: i say this about baltimore, premier quarterbacks around the nfl, they always have top-flight nfl lines. the

job in the bank or dorsey i'm sorry i'm afraid i do that. reporting from washington d.c. with the same stars tonight. your. cadre of raw ok. oh jesus i guess we have robot sam here to chat thank you for having me on live you had a problem while i get that you're probably better at your job than regular sam i am my i.q. is a live one hundred percent greater my strength is eight hundred percent greater than my love making speed is enhanced by four hundred percent i must be the. ok i'm chill you don't have the unique. human traits that make up a person right same sense of humor is bad dancing right all going little dance well ok here's here's an example say i'm not just walks that's a that's not bad so stop that and that's the same god watch over me like during the day just give me snacks i don't know where you get them from he just has a snack that's like things he does like that yeah yeah you can that's fine you have a girl thank you one girl but ok that's i guess. that's enough good old guys i guess. you're better than i admit you're better than sam you're better to be at

glen dorsey has to have surgery to repair torn biceps.>>> a new report estimates the city of oakland is going to need at least $1.75 billion to keep both the as and the raiders. according to the chronicle, the city faces four huge costs. a billion dollars for raiders stadium at the current coliseum site. half a billion for the as stadium. 150million to turn parking lots into new streets to attract hotels an businesses and $100 billion to pay off a bond debt still attached to the coliseum from upgrades in 1995. another potential stumbling block is whether or not the city and alameda county can resolve their differences over land development. >>> marin general hospital is receiving an average rating from patients according to a survey by the federal services for medicare and medicaid. below the 50th percentile in six of seven main categories. communication with doctors, response time, and discharge information. despite the average rating, these scores are an improvement from the previous year. >>> police in south san francisco are warning p

. >> jack dorsey at square looking out what jobs was able to do to get to that point to. >> it is interesting. talking to andy he suggested something happens that people accelerate away and do something so imaginable they reset the rules. we saw that first with hewlett-packard with the great run then resawed at intel where it just takes the world with the processors in changes everything. and then jobs gives us the greatest ryan with three category creating under $1 billion industry is. that is when it becomes supranatural and they are terrified but they keep going. that is worthy of the story. not just the results but what made them who they are set. >> host: the one person who does not have his do is robert noyce as legendary status we don't know as much about him. there is an amazing story he had a pilot's license that scared andy grove balls almost took the life of robert noyce and steve jobs like richie baluns moment. >> like buddy holly the end of the digital age at the end of a run by. >> that is amazing that is why they don't let a lot of ceos do that. but i know jim morgan used to go

it is incredibly significant to me that jack dorsey is there on the street and he is someone i know fairly well and i'm not surprised, but he understands the landscape is shifting and there's a lot of reasons why it matters deeply to him as a st. louis native. >> let's talk about that a little bit. i was amazed to see jack was there not because he is a billionaire but a well known corporate c.e.o. to be out in the front lines. not that anyone is for racial injustice. i'm going to call it a brave move for him to be out there and on the streets. is this typical of him or tell us about him or companies like twitter and other companies he has had a role in founding? >> both. he is a very socially-minded person. i don't know about him having protested elsewhere but he is a deep believer in justice and believer that these tools like twitter and square are contributing to a level of society and increase in social justice and you have to factor in he grew up in downtown st. louis and deeply affected by the decline of that city and polarization and i know him enough to talk to him about that. he ca

charles: so over the weekend the twitter founder jack dorsey chronicled on offense.i native has hands-on action with the power of social media and the promise of making everyone a potential journalist. but one thing twitter has made some changing and systemic counts of anyone who showed this video of the beheading of james foley, by the way rest in peace. i have to think it's a huge mistake. my first week of the morning was here it is. in the age of citizen journalists, twitter is suspending accounts of the james foley video is an suppressing rather than enhancing freedom of speech. so do you think that you asia allowed to be citizen journalist? should they promote free speech or pick and choose? >> they are allowing us to be journalists and they do promote free speech and this is just an awful and terrible incident. >> it's not my computer. charles: if someone wants to post it, and it's news, it is news. >> what's the difference -- whatever twitter wants, it's a phone company and they have the ceos job to make the right decision for shareholders. >> i'm not arguing

jack dorsey is from st. louis 12 miles from ferguson. he arrived back home on friday and since then his twitter feed has been filled with his own posts from protests and retweets of other demonstrators. >>> u.s. airstrikes in iraq helped kurdish forces retake parts of iraq's largest dam. military officials say more than a dozen airstrikes were carried out today damaging or destroying 10 armored vehicles, 7 humvees, two armored personnel carriers and one checkpoint. the mosul dam was captured earlier this month by isis. there was a concern they would use the day as a weapon including mosul. >>> there were new reports isis fighters killed as many as 400 yazidi men in the village in northern iraq. those men were with their families when they were separated rounded up and killed. women and children were kidnapped and ordered by isis to report to a local school and register their families. >>> a touching tribute to robin williams in san francisco. flied memorial church dedicated its morning services to the beloved actor and comedian who died

the company led by twitter co-founder dorsey turns any tablet or smartphone into a debit card reader. square aims to raise about $6 billion. >>> and venture capital firm kleina perkins is reportedly investing in snapchat. cliner xhi er committed to inve million in may. if the deal goes through, snapchat would join a select number of valuations above $10 million. including from uber. is snapchat worth a $10 billion valuation or could this app disappear itself down the line? also, we want to know, do you use the messaging service? personally, i don't use it. i want to know if you guys are using it. join the conversation here on "worldwide exchange." get in touch with us via e-mail, worldwide@cnbc.com or via twitter, @cnbcwex or direct to me @carolincnbc. >>> breaking news from reuters in the last couple of minutes, poleland's prime minister says that the polish secret services confirmed that regular units of russian army are operating in ukraine. this after two hours of face-to-face talks with the russian president and his ukrainian counterpart. yesterday were deemed positive even thoug

great reports from mainstream journalists -- >> jack dorsey, the cofounder of twitter. >> unknown journalistscebook -- aand, lot less coverage. filters whatcally 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 week's arrest packed with news as this week. withl weeks are as packed 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. facebook -- mark z

the 49ers have given a 2- year contract extension to defensive tackle glenn dorsey - a player who recently is likely a season ending injury. >> reporter:.that's just not something you normally see in the cut-throat world of the nfl. now i'm sure the niners got a reduced rate on dorsey.but still good for them to committing to an injured player. >> reporter:dorsey - who tore his left bicep at practice earlier this month.is now signed through the 2016 season. >> reporter:.the timetable to return from that kind of injury is at least four months.but could be longer. >> reporter:the 29 year old isn't a star player by any stretch.but when healthy he does provide depth along the interior of the defensive line. >> reporter: the 49ers were back on the practice field today in santa clara. >> reporter:trying to figure out how to score some points. in 8 preseason quarters jim harbaugh and company have just 3 points. >> reporter:meanwhile they've given up 57. >> reporter:niners host the chargers this sunday at levi's stadium and the starters typically stay out there a bit longer in the third preseason g

. >> host: i would put forth this discussion, jack dorsey at square, they are still looking at what jobs was able to do at various stages of his career and think this is what i want to do to get to that point. >> guest: it is kind of interesting. talking recently to andy, he suggested something happens every once in a while in the business world where people just seem to like celebrate away from everybody else and they do something unimaginable, that they reset the rules of what you can accomplish and we saw that first with hewlett-packard, with a the great run of the h p away from 57 to 74 and we saw it at intel where intel takes the world's with the processors, the x 86 processors and changes everything and keeps of this amazing pace and jobs gives us may be the greatest run of innovation in history where he produces three category creating $100 billion industries, one after another every three years. that is when business becomes something almost supernatural and these guys do it and if you talk to them they are terrified. they don't know what they're doing in the thick of it but they

stepping in for another injured starter, glen dorsey at nose tackle. >> i'm not going to lie to you, there's pressure. this is the nfl. so there's pressure every day. but this is what we do. running around, cutting every day, that's the easy part, but when your pushing up against somebody, 350 pounds, that's totally different. >> tiger woods, bad back. he is out for an indefinite period of time. he won't be in the ryder cup. that's the sporting life for a wednesday night. >>> mark, thank you. thank you for choosing ktvu news. >> our next newscast, ktvu morning news at 4:30. >> good night. weaters? it's just until grandma can see them. my neck hole is too small. mine's itchy. i'd rather be itchy than choky. come on, phil. hurry up. okay, here we go. connecting. [ muffled ] come in, florida! over! mom? dad? hello, phillip. [ chuckles ] all: merry christmas eve! merry christmas eve! a little -- little lower, dad. [ deeper voice ] merry christmas eve. [ chuckles ] thank you -- thanks for the sweaters! [ normal voice ] oh, you're welcome. you look beautiful in them, darling. hey, pops, he

it is kind of convenient because sara dorsey dies up breast cancer. they have a home to live in. it is not a nice way of happening, but it kind of worked out. they kind of finally have a place to be at peace. winnie becomes a secretary and they stroll the beach together. it does not do that well at the press. solely over time it starts to restore his reputation and he becomes a martyr of the lost cause. it has worked slowly but people start to see him in this light as they hear more about fort monroe and the terrible conditions he faced and what he gave up for his family and country or for the south. his reputation is being rehabilitated. there are a bunch of monuments all across the south. the money is raised by the united daughters of the confederacy. he and winnie go on a train trip to dedicate all of these monuments. on this trip, there is a fateful day -- it is always in april. in april, near west point am a georgia in 1886, jefferson davis is feeling ill. it is dusty and hot. he does not feel like performing today. general john gordon is a southern confederate hero. he is a

. >>> jeff dorsey, amazon putting mobile fame and company square in its process. is this a part to take over bricked on mortar stores? that is coming up on "fast." stay with us. . . >> macy's shares sliding following second quarter results. cutting its outlook dragging the entire retail sector down today, pete, i was talking to people on "street signs" earlier today, they were saying this is a best in class operator. what does it mean for the rest of the retailers coming out tomorrow like wal-mart and jc penney as well. >> i think it describes the challenges for these retailers. pence the numbers, they are impressive. the earnings are up year over year 11% during the quarter. they did miss obviously on what everybody was expecting. you are going to get hit off something like that. when you go through everything else about macy's, itself right now, i think this sell-off does create an opportunity. when you look at the valuation level, the dividend, the repurchase program and all that's going on at macy's and the huge commitment to the online world to be a real comp

it happened near dorsey run road during rush hour. crews had to shut down part of the road. there were at least two cars involved. investigators found a third car in a nearby creek. investigators are trying to determine whether it was part of the crash or if it was there before the crash. one person was hospitalized, but is expected to be okay. >>> you want to watch the way you drive on the beltway, at least this weekend. right now there's a major crackdown underway on dangerous drivers who use the beltway, and it could cost you. state troopers from both maryland and virginia are watching and waiting for drivers who break the rules. they're just waiting to pull you over and give you a great big fine. especially if are you speeding, driving aggressively, driving while distracted, or if you are not buckled up. the special enforcement will last through the weekend. >>> the woman who was killed in that crash on the beltway last week is remembered as a loving mother and grandmother. mourners gathered at a wake in a funeral this afternoon for cameron holt williams. she was killed

it was a two-car crash on brock ridge road near dorsey run road. crews had to shut down a stretch of that street as theyonducted their investigation. two cars involved in that crash. we're told it's early in the investigation but we're told speed was a factor here. one person had to be sent to the hospital with serious injuries. there is a creek nearby and in that creek a third vehicle was found. not clear at this pointing if that vehicle in the creek was involved in that crash or perhaps it was there from earlier on. we're still waiting to get more on that but the investigation continues for now. that's the latest from the live desk, barbara, back over to you. >>> right now extra police are patrolling the beltway this weekend waiting and watching for you to break the rules. news4's megan mcgrath is near the beltway and route 50 to explain this new crackdown that's under way. >> reporter: barbara, if you're out driving on the capital beltway in either maryland or virginia this weekend, make sure that you drive responsibly straight troopers from bot

dorsey is the interim director at the joint center for political and economic studies. >> thank you for having me. >> who does claimant climate change affect the most? >> climate change ants those on the margins of society action both the united states and around the world. it affects those that are poor, those in the united states that are people of color. it affects those most because they lack the resources to adequately respond in a robust way to the unfolding crisis that's playing out not tomorrow but right now and, indeed, yesterday. >> so how does it become a public health issue? >> it's a public health issue for example in the united states. we know that african-americans go to hospital three times more than their white counterparts in the u.s. we know that they die twice as more, often from asthma and from the deleterious effects of bad air. air pollution is one of the key drivers behind climate change. we are responsible for increasing asthma that affects african-americans more. >> do all countries on the world have to get on board for this to work or some of the current trees

if not was it because there was no volualor or it was so ugly - >> the dorsey was absolute example forproetecting the flags. i believe he's the only one. there's one back there and one back there. we will get to you. >> the party you talked about that mahone, did they rub kan candidates for state wide elections or national elections? >> mahone is selected as senator and aligns himself with republicans during his time in d.c. they run people throughout the state. they control the governorship. they control patronage. it's a complicated story but in 1883, the evidence -- the they are they named the re-adjusters because a big issue is what do you do with the massive state debt. do you pay it off entirely or part of it. mahone's position is you only pay off part of it because he was committed to funding certain public works. so the funders who wanted to pay it off tended to be more conservative. they tended to be more committed to sort of the racial status quo in virginia at that time. so the successful re-adjusters run people on county and state level. in 1883, his retractors stage at lea