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visionaries those thinkers those more of a silicon valley big ideas guy starting to say and jack dorsey himself says that on stage at consensus that big queen is. money for the internet and that it's the future. so from april 2800 to august 28th the big coin lightning network had a monthly growth rate of 15 percent the number of nodes increased from 15023000 the number of channels increased from 421-1000 we are seeing know the transition from bit coy as a unit of account to. so as bitcoin gets 200008 $110000000.00 per bitcoin people are going to be referring to this a toshiba which is $100.00 millionth of a bit coin interims of the 2nd layer and the importance of that to be queen as a unit of account i think it's quite interesting that brad sherman this week. actually said. the u.s. dollar is a unit of account and it's i mean if you know how we ended up with the fiesta. some writing on top of gold you know that credit system and all that stuff was built as a 2nd layer essentially on gold and yes that 2nd layer system whereby you know gold a sort of foreign office and the bank of england

right to work anymore because how are they ever going to get customers or clients just because jack dorsey or somebody else doesn't like what they said you know that's very interesting let me go to. react to what jennifer had to say there we have a constitution that talks about freedom of speech ok that's where i look to in judgments by the supreme court not to these social media companies they should not be allowed to determine what free speech is that is a very slippery slope let me go to you because i think jennifer got us on the path that i want to go here this is my theory to everyone on the panel what they're going to do is are going to everybody they don't like everyone ok you could be there you can talk you can do whatever you want more or less ok but we're not going to let you be rewarded for all your hard work people who turn it into their profession or become very very successful at it that are not extremist in any way shape or form it just so they don't conform to the the the. speak of the left here here who would look on it i mean at the end of the day you know the 1st amendme

jack dorsey in paris france's parliament is debating legislation that would find companies up to 4 percent of their global revenue for not removing his content the proposed law comes after the march shooting attack in christchurch new zealand that killed 50 people. as former new york city mayor michael bloomberg says he's only $500000000.00 in the bid to shut down the remaining coal plants and the united states the billionaire wants to turn the u.s. into a 100 percent clean energy economy by 2030. now turning your hobby into a profitable business that's something a lot of us want to do the next one from russia has done just that with her passion for pottery but getting ahead in the male dominated world hasn't been easy. marina gilman over 1st started designing ceramics when she was a psychology student after she graduated she got a job in advertising but all the while she kept up her hobby and finally 3 years ago she managed to turn it into a business when she opened her own pasta rework shop. when you do everything you need to do the contracts and money follow. but getting ahead in a male

this quality, dorsey argued, made lincoln a new dealer of the late 1850's and early 1860's. i think in the 1930's people seemed more comfortable seeing lincoln in roosevelt's phrase, he free to those of heavy heart everywhere. in american popular culture, heavy hearts seemed to rest mainly in the souls of white men. in a popular 1936 play, a reincarnated lincoln comes to kentucky to help white coal miners fight their own brand of slavery. striking miners in a raid across the stage and hold a sign that reads "free the whites." an objective that very much appeals to lincoln. when lincoln appears in the shirley temple film, his task has nothing to do with freeing black slaves. instead, he is there to grant shirley temple's request for freedom for to imprison white men. 's request for freedom for to imprison white men. one, her confederate father. the other, a kindly union officer. if you know the premise of john ford's young mr. lincoln, you might recall that henry fonda's lincoln has virtually no contact with black characters. his real work and involves helping to white brothe

jack dorsey now in charge of the president's first amendment rights. >> it's an outrage.rican should be incensed. on monday what do we find out, lou, thanks to project very fast? that google is using artificial intelligence to try to make sure that the, quote-unquote, trump situation of 2016 isn't repeated in 2020? what happens after the video goes up? youtube pulls it. they censor the evidence. now we find out that -- [inaudible conversations] lou: we should point out. >> youtube owned by google. then we find out today that there will be a filter, there will be a block in front of anything that twitter deems to be offensive, which means when your scrolling through -- you're scrolling through your feed, you just won't see the tweet. lou: so why -- i'm just about tired of the republicans being so anemic. there's not one of them who is expressing with the same energy you are here this evening outrage at twitter, jack dorsey, their ceo. this is, this is outrageous by any definition, and the republicans don't have the guts to go after twitter, go after google. it is shameful

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among the business leaders part of this campaign, fitter's jack dorsey, diane vonn fyrstenberg and ceo of ben & jerry's ice cream. their letter says restricting access to reproductive health care is bad for business. this comes after a series of states have recently passed new laws that dramatically restrict when a woman can have an abortion. >>> a frustrating and chaotic light leads for demands for change at sfo. uber and lyft passengers said they had to wait for 45 minutes to even get to them at the new pickup area. drivers were just as fed up saying there was a traffic jam leading to the new site and very unhelpful signs. it's now on the top deck of the domestic parking terminal. these are photos posted on twitter. cars were backed up for more than a mile. sfo says several measures have been implemented for tonight's peak period. >>> another bay area city is taking a stand against plastic. palo alto city council will vote tonight on one of the strictest plastic bans in the bay area. the ordinance would ban plastic straws, utensils and stirrers by january of next year. that's just si

put on not for starting the whole thing thank you jack dorsey for making a blow up to all the line developers all right i think you. are smart you're. awesome. the. it's hard to take some from somebody if you know have some to replace. the want to do this interview today don't use market open that may take me. 4 years ago in syria. so how can i tell you stop selling drugs if we'll hire someone to put the money in it back. then just me all the way in life it's almost been basically mccullers peaceful for us all or. do you guys know what's a good many security positions i've been in that day or jack me again. you see people get all their cars and i'll see you coming in the herd and they seems like they'll hurry up and run into the house like they don't want to they don't want to talk to your get your mail or anything like that. i just want to go. and do the. run just try read a. chance someone give me. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront dacian let it be an arms race in his own office very dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i do

photo not restarting old thing thanks jack dorsey for making a blow to all the lame developers all right i think you think i was right. i. asked. the. guy i don't want to talk to a communist news agency forgive me you'll have to find someone a. well defined as they were this was to get me. going to be just like jews. exactly when my father. yes see him to the point. we have to do the best 2. i think like now is the time to come to this book and fight off the vote it's an indication of how important most movements all. so that it's all to do because we have a move towards we are definitely winning it because we have the people they have people in power but we are the muftis. description. even for the owners so how to choose the pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us and was necessarily good for the pet turns out may not be the best people believe and we have animals that have you know diabetes and arthritis and they have auto immune disorders they've got allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of

put on not for starting old thing thank you jack dorsey for making it blow up to all the lighting developers all right i think you know something like this right. i. asked. you know when i i don't want to talk to a communist news agency forgive me you'll have to find someone to. play. well with trying to stay with this wants to get me of the. plane to teach is just like the jews is exactly when my call because a lot. of balls. so i need you in a day week. if i mean yes see into the play. most of the people would have to be backed. 6 2 up. i think i acknowledged that. the fight possible it's an indication of how important market movements are. so that's also good because we have the left must move towards we are definitely winning it because we have the people they have people in power but we are the masses. that are older birds or ahead. or behind or the few but so. out of our group. of it is that. they're going to matter to. me so much to move. to finish it oh my. god so. i need a lot of you don't hate. the security or new. conditions in. the new system or new shit. so what we've got to do

most of japan this is the hump that brought you rain just recently and this is disappearing slowly dorsey's woods site forecast was used a big area of sunshine yes is some talk back running for the northern part of one shoot because of a card about 25 reasonable degrees in turkey it's not particularly humid rather hot a picture of the korean peninsula specially so in beijing that will be humid and probably rather unpleasant 36 in beijing dropping down a little bit with more cloud on wednesday and the rain starts to go up again and it should be the rainy season every now and again so the rains coming up from the chinese frontal area up towards southern honshu wednesday but it's china has been suffering again recently with flooding dipoles is quite normal for the times yet just they just tend to move around for cost wise it is for john graham dong which looks wettest on tuesday for the next belt wave hump of rain is forming in sichuan to probably move eastward and science was so we got this whole line again it does mean that throughout youngs you had with the exception of shanghai the sun is

on there for most of the morning, deputy assistant commissioner of the metropolitan police, lucy dorseyondon and nationally. she said she was not aware of the report because it had been commissioned by city of london police. she said even if she had been aware of the report, she probably would not have been rushing to put barriers out because she said those who wrote the report did not have access to the kind of intelligence that she had to make assessments about what places were at greatest risk. she said it was that intelligence which deemed where it was important to put security operations in place to resist the kind of attack this report talks about. she is still on the stand at the moment. richard, thank you. heathrow airport has published details of what it calls its "masterplan" for expansion, which will take place over 30 years and include a third runway by 2026. the proposals require diverting rivers, moving roads, and rerouting the m25 through a tunnel under the new runway. heathrow‘s expansion has been highly controversial, particularly with local communities. the plans are n

starting in paris twitter ceo jack dorsey meeting with french president emmanuel macron, discussing christchurchall, named after the new zealand city where 51 people were killed and of have attacks on mosques in march. they are working on dripping legislation requiring platforms like twitter and facebook to remove what it considers hate speech within 24 hours. to sweden, 20 people were injured by a bomb explosion outside an apartment building. police releasing few details. several cases in recent years of explosives being used in suspected migrant gang related attacks in sweden. police are looking at whether the blast was connected to local criminal groups. a gasoline bomb attack on two police stations. a suspect is under arrest and the tax come as police break for a major protest on sunday against proposed changes to an extradition law that would allow some suspects to be sent to mainland china. check it out. if you visit rome, police cracking down on tourists telling visitors they cannot drink beer or eat sandwiches near major landmarks let alone frolic in the fountains. there will be 0-tolera

twitter should put those folks front and center because i'm telling you -- >> i think it's dorsey, isn'te in a commune some where, in a hot lodge somewhere. i spoke to him about this last year, we had lunch and he admitted that they have too many liberals and they should do some things. i told him to open an office in alabama and get some diverse voices. >> what did he say to that? charles: he said i'll think about it. people worry because they don't have a good track record when it comes to conservatives. >> okay. it's not just twitter, obviously. you heard president trump saying silicon valley has a liberal bias. we will have a social media summit on july 11th, right. yeah. it's not just basically shall we say blanketing conservatives. they have a lot to answer for, for instance, terrorist content as well. charles: does anyone think this is about anyone in the world other than president trump? >> well, they haven't named individuals but i think a lot of people do think this is targeted at one person that sits in the white house. yes. charles: not silicon valley but a tech company or te

abc 7 news community journalist dustin dorsey has the story now from san jose. ♪ >> this football campis is my start. i come back and this game i am the leader! >> football, we're stars. >> the genuine football camp and authentic football camp for athletes with down syndrome. they love the opportunity to show their stuff, to be able to be the guy on the field instead of the guy on the side line and the one being cheered for instead of the guy who is cheering for. >> there you go! >> best thing about football is knowing everyone here and learning how to play football. [ indiscernible ] [ cheering ] >> i'm suggesting that he get some of these kids on the radar because they've got good measurables, right? they love football and i think they have great potential and i think some ought to be 49ers and we have 49ers here. >> it's important for kids to ha sometngo be psionate about, and everyone here loves the game and really enjoys it, like, everyone here is running around and having fun anders an is an asset for you to be able to get to know someone like this. it's not something you should

. >> senator dorsey bookcory book attend services tomorrow at the time church marking an versery this week and next weekend. 22 of them expected to be here for congressman clyburn's fish fry. ana? >> thank you, rebecca. >>> sometimes subtle, sometimes direct, many candidates are taking swipes at the man to beat in the polls, joe biden. s.e. cupp follows us right here, and alexandra rojas. alexandra. we're hearing a lot from the other 2020 contenders on the attack after joe biden, throwing out things like he's from the past, really trying to paint him as something who is, you know, going backwards, not forwards, for the democratic party. are democrats too quick to build a strategy of going after one of their own? >> no, i don't think so, i think joe biden stands in complete opposition to the agenda the joust majority of american people are excited about. that's a progressive andenda that talks about big st. louis that match the scale, scope and urge have i that's a green new deal, making sure you reject wall street pharmaceutical corporate money of all the kinds. for the past 40 years,

what i'm looking to is when trump met with jack dorsey, in theere three topics other two,- and the onlineoid sales. [no audio] it is also major issues being dealt with on a policy level. i expect those will probably be on the agenda. noticeable that he's threatening to sue facebook and google. the eu has the audacity -- fining google and looking into amazon. how much will the u.s. put pains to regulate and what of the areas you are interested in? >> we have been looking at privacy and antitrust trying to bill.orward a privacy in the last days and weeks, i noticed that members of congress are very interested in getting more information about the algorithm that drives these particular companies and you have the republican senate to see theerday .ontent on the platforms it is unclear, but a new level to regulate algorithms. >> that is bloomberg's ben brody from washington. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. has added someone to its roster for possible restructuring. shares of blackberry falling the most in the year. -- athing acquisition less of auisition boost than antici

abc 7 news south bay community journalist dustin dorsey caught up with molly in ohio to hear more aboutrney is going. >> been through a lot. and just have a little bit more to go. so close, yet so far. i'm currently in ohio. i'm on day 67. about 2300 miles in. but the midwest has been up and down weatherwise. crazy, massive rain. there's been so muc flooding. the bridge over the mississippi river going from missouri to illinois was so high, the water was so high they thought they would have to close down the bridge. a police officer who had been seeing us for the last couple of days was waiting at the bridge for us. he actually closed the bridge down on the missouri side and allowed us to cross no problem into illinois. so luckily we did it that day, because the next day the water level got even higher and they closed the bridge down. last week, i was in indiana and we drove to indianapolis to the ncaa headquarters and met with the athlete landis sims and his mother amanda. and that was awesome. landis is an incredible athlete. he's 13 years old. he was born without hands and without le

community journalist dustin dorsey has the story. >> this is football camp and this is my story.e back and this game, i am the leader! >> ♪ ♪ >> the football camp, a genuine football camp and aulthentic opportunity and they love the opportunity to show their stuff and to show the guy on the field and to be the guy cheered for instead of t guyering. >> knowing hnd learning how to play football. l [ cheering ] >> i'm suggesting that he get some of these kids on the radar because they've got good measurables. they love football and have great potential. i think some of them ought to be 49ers. >> we have 49ers and they don't realize they're competing. >> it's something for them to be passionate about, and eaveryone loves the game and everyone is having fun and meeting everyone, the players, coaches. he is an asset for you to get to know someone like this. it's not someone you should be afraid of, and it's far more a blessing than it would be anything else. >> on three, start! start!>>ool. 5:17, the time in the south bay, silicon valley's newest public park will welcome its first visi

journalist dustin dorsey has a look at the history. >> we've developed a business that has unbelievablyproducts indicatoring to people from eastern europe, from asia, from wisconsin. chee cheese curds from wisconsin. we created this funky business but indicatoring to a huge group of people. a few months ago when we expected this was going to be happening, i was full of anguish because i was mostly thinking about how it was going to devastate customers of ours who have been shopping with us for 45 years, 40 years, 30 years, 20 years. >> i'm very disappointed because there's no where like it in this area. >> this place has been open 45 years. i was one of his first customers. >> this has been here a long time. people come from all over the world. i ask where do you shop. many of them say the milk pail. >> having been part of this family legacy i guess for 45 years, it's a significant part of the community and i've seen that firsthand thu my own small amount of time higher. so just knowing we belt up such a devout following of customers and there's such a culture around the store, i think

today is the last day of the camp and dustin dorsey has the story. >> this football camp, this is myrt. >> yeah! >> i come back to this game and i am the leader! [ cheering ] >> let's go! >> football star! >> the football camp, a genuine football camp and authentic football camp for athletes with down syndrome and they love the opportunity to show their stuff and to be the guy on the field and learning them how to play football. [ indiscernible ] [ cheering ] >> i'm suggesting that he get some of these kids on the radar they have great potential. i think some of them ought to be 49ers. >> they have some niners here and they don't realize they're competing for the roster. >> it's important for the kids to have something to be passionate about and everyone here loves the game and enjoys it and everyone is here running everyone, meeting the players and coaches. >> it is an asset for you to be able to get to know someone like this and it's not something you should be worried about or be afraid of and it is far more a blessing than it would be anything else. >> on three, stars! [ cheering

. >> sheryl dorsey is joing joining me now, a retired los angeles police department sergeant and author of the book "black-and-blue." sheryl, thanks so much for being with me. do you believe officials know more about this shooter and motivation even though publicly they revealed yesterday he was a current employee with a badge and today saying that he quit? you know, is this typical to you? >> well, listen, there are some things that they probably won't release and they may never tell tus, and i don't know that we have a right to know, but i think there are always telltale signs, and i lived through a shooting similar to this on the lapd in a building we referred to as piper tech when an employee went on a shooting rampage. when i heard of of this shooting it immediately sounded like this person had a beef with someone. he seemed to be not indiscriminate and very specific in that he traversed three floors in a building. he was looking for folks. he was hunting for people who had wronged him, and while he may not have shared his angst with his employees, i probably bet you there's a frie

jack dorsey is the boss of twitter — he's one of those who signed up — we caught up with him in londond also our business. it limits our ability to increase diversity and the limits diversity and limits our ability to increase participation within our company, which limits our ability to serve the customers that we want to serve. michelle fleury is in new york iam i am trying to think of when businesses have intervened in issues like this before, has it happened? it is astonishing in the sense that some subjects are considered to sensitive for corporate america and the new abortion laws passed in some conservative united states, and the topic that the biggest companies will be keen to stay silent on. and yet, because in some ways, some of these are so draconian, you start to see firms speak out. top executives, for more than 180 companies who are basically signed up to a letter that appeared in the new york times on monday with a message for lawmakers. basically saying that restricting abortion is bad for business and bad for employees and customers we have also heard from some of the

i know jack dorsey is a big supporter of bitcoin, and let's talk about snap. do the other guys now have to come along >> no, i don't think so. there's also one thing that's really important and special about facebook it is just how big its audience is outside of the u.s. there's not a payments problem in japan or in korea or in the u.s., north america, western europe you don't need cryptocurrency. there are parts of the world where credit card adoption is limited, that's where cryptocurrency as an enabling payment method can help. facebook has a billion people in those markets. snap doesn't have anybody in those markets. i don't think there's much of an opportunity for them, they don't need to follow tracie strahan one it is a reminder that it is cheap, the number one pick in the group. >> mark, let me ask you this they have all of these partners in this and i thought that the partners were not going to be part of the rest of facebook's business to the extent they monetize it from some of their other businesses, how do they divvy that up? and if it is only use

on there for most of the morning, deputy assistant commissioner of the metropolitan police, lucy dorseyhe report, she probably would not have been rushing to put barriers out because she said those who wrote the report did not have access to the kind of intelligence that she had to make assessments about what places were at greatest risk. she said it was that intelligence which deemed where it was important to put security operations in place to resist the kind of attack this report talks about. she is still on the stand at the moment. the former egyptian president mohamed morsi has been buried in cairo after he collapsed and died in court yesterday. the country‘s first democratically elected president had been in prison for six years after his overthrow by the army in 2013. the 67—year—old was buried at a cemetery in the egyptian capital after his family was denied a public funeral in his hometown. a man who threw milkshake over nigel farage has been ordered to pay the brexit party leader compensation. paul crowther, from newcastle on tyne, threw the drink during the european election

i'm joined by the cbs correspondent, steve dorsey.ctive. what did you make of the press conference?” think it went as well as it could go for president trump. touching on many topics that have been very controversial here and in the us. he talks about mexico, tariffs, immigration, boris johnson, jeremy corbyn, brexit. the list went on in these reporters were sharp. lots of curiosity about brexit from american supporters who were trying to really pin down theresa may and donald trump and it seems likely got away with a few cuts. it's interesting you put it like that because i was thinking today that no world leader has really thought out how to think about the right strategy with donald trump. we saw a manual wrap two emmanuel macron rolling out the red carpet and what is the right strategy with donald trump? he doesn't want to strategy. he wants that opaque personality where he keeps leaders guessing. that is very similar strategy you see from other strongmen leaders like vladimir putin, kim jong—un. it strongmen leaders like vladimir

twitter's ceo jack dorsey held talks with emmanuel macron in paris today.tricter rules regarding online dangerous content. they also talked christchurch the new zealand city that was attacked. much of it was televised on facebook. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: it's 3:00 in new york, 8:00 in london. scarlet: this is bloomberg markets the close. paceine: the s&p 500 is on for its best week this year. disappointment payrolls miss in a big way. president trump says there is a good chance that the u.s. will make a deal with mexico ahead of monday's deadline. let's check the markets. up for the fourth day. this time last week, i was off you guys were all talking about the worst week all year. now, we are having the best week all year? the turnaround is phenomenal. oil is at $54 once again. we are keeping a close eye on it. no line in the sand in terms of a certain level. could be go past seven? that is the questi

on a related note, twitter was here the lead counsel talked about the ompanies jack dorsey's meetingtrump and twitter's focus on improving civility. cara swisher tried to get into that. >> we talked about a number of different issues we talked about the platform the use of the platform around o specifically talked to him about improving the civility of public conversation and how important that was it was a wide ranging -- talked about a lot of things. it was also about 30 minutes so how much can you really talk about? >> when you talked about civility, could you sit there straight faced. >> she's doing it now. >> i'm excellent at straight faces. >> it's true. >> i think it was important for jack to bring this topic up. that was his purpose in attending these meeting, was to impress upon the president how seriously we take these issues and also to talk about what we're trying to achieve, whether that's our work around election manipulation and preventing that from occurring or about improving the health of public conversations and why that's important to us. >> interesting exchange,

is -- we're trying to figure out how to help him, and i don't know the answer >> all right >> jack dorseyack >>> democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders going to be pressuring walmart to raise pay for its workers. sanders plans to attend walmart's annual shareholder meeting today and push for a $15 per hour minimum wage. walmart currently has a minimum wage of $11 an hour which is lower than some of its rivals like amazon, target and costco for its part the retailer says it's hoping sanders uses the meeting as a constructive opportunity rather than a campaign stop. and remember, walmart has raised starting wages by 50% over the last four years. they went from $7.25 to $11 an hour the company also points out that with the benefits it gives to workers along with that, it pays an average of $17.50 an hour and that again, these are starting wages. i can't believe doug mcmillen is getting so much grief for this he is the one who led all of these other companies, target, amazon, all the rest of them kind of following what doug mcmillen did first four years ago he came on our show, said t

the ceos have more than 200 businesses, the ceos of some very well— known companies including jack dorsey of weeks have led the way on this. certainly, we already heard from disney and netflix who have suggested that you might not be able to operate in states that have these restrictive abortion laws, for the same reason that they will not be able to have the people that they wa nt able to have the people that they want to work on these particular, in these particular businesses. what makes it more difficult for the entertainment industry is that it is coming more towards the left end, people in the entertainment industry have ta ken steps people in the entertainment industry have taken steps before, so we see that there are some actors who have stepped away from doing business in states that have any of these kinds of restrictive rules, so when it comes to entertainment agencies and businesses like disney and netflix they have the right to reflect, they, where they want to work. thank you very much, shamira in new york. a bit ofa a bit of a gloomy spot there on the markets. hello, in ter