coming up, more on jack dorsey's decision to step down.nd now, meta's head of crypto is also leaving. ♪ emily: jack dorsey's decision to step down at twitter comes as stock broadly underperformed. tesla, netflix, for more we have tom giles. yesterday initially the stock went up on news that jack dorsey would be leaving. when we found out who it was, the stock went down. why aren't investors liking what they see? tom: the new ceo represents kind of the status quo in many ways. the important distinction is that he is not running another company, like jack dorsey was, and has been the subject of criticism. agrawal definitely represents a -- contrasts, but another way is he is a continuation. he has been around for a decade, he has been in charge of big projects. he has dorsey's confidence but at the same time he does not represent -- we are not expecting some radical shift in one direction or another. he has still got a lot of legacy problems at twitter that jack dorsey had, including speeding up product development, bringing out new services

jack dorsey likes things he can control. that's what happens when you become a billionaire. and so for the rest of us who say, well, we don't want to be controlled by a few people. let's break away from these corrupt systems. i think that's, that's really the issue here. so this is trump's, as he loves the u. s. dollar, and he wants that to be the one currency and everyone's in on the dollar. but let's, let's face it, the dollar is increasingly worth less, and it's been completely degraded. and how do you fix that? if, if trump, where do we king for a day, again, what would he be able to do to actually change the value of the dollar? and the answer is nothing because the system of the dollar is corrupt as play, boom bus been swan. thank you so much break it all of these stories down for us today. thanks guys. and time now for a quick rank only come back. the movie industry is that you take off in 2022, far out pacing 2021 straight on the other side will bring you the latest forecast. and as we go to break, here are the numbers at the close. ah, with i was diagnosed with canc

and dorsey also has a second job.ssing - company, which is worth a lot more money than twitter, and he has - a bigger stake in that - than he does in twitter as well. so i think it was all lining up. it's been a long time that shareholders have been. wanting to push him out. but it feels like the new boss is arriving into a very different atmosphere. you know, here in britain, we've got this online harms bill going through, but you know there's other things going on around the world. you know, how much appetite do you think there is now to rein in the tech giants? well, i think there's an enormously growing pressure to reign- in the tech companies. i was at a future techl forum event this week that the british government held and i think the mood among - regulators has changed enormously. and i think on your show early this year you had someone _ from the competitionl and markets authority who was making this point, that - i think there has been a presumption of an action, the market| should be allowed to run its cour

but i want to start with dorsey's comments there about bitcoin replacing the dollar. obviously it with them. i made an a quick one to read a 3 word sentence and response the contrary, but it does raise a good question. is he right? he's not, i don't think he's right. according to his listening, i'm sure she watches the show all the time. i don't listen to jack dorothy and about anything about crypto. like jack dorothy, i hated that coin for a long time. certainly he decided he loves bitcoin. when he secretly bought a whole bunch and then he's done the same thing by the way, with a lot of block chain projects where he's bought a lot of block chain domains quietly and then comes in big on it. so here's the thing about what he said, look, the likelihood that big coin will replace the dollar is very, very low. and the reason for that is because the u. s. is at some point going to release its own digital currency, just as other nations around the world will release. there's the u. s. is never going to without big coin, as it's, as it's legal, tender, it's not going to make

just tell us who is jack dorsey — for those who don't know. jack dorsey is the founder of twitter.years before he got ousted, which i imagine he didn't enjoy. however, he returned... he came back. yeah, well, he kind of didn't really leave. he kind of chugged along as chair and i think exec chair for a bit as well, and then, in 2015, he did recapture the throne. he became ceo again. and, yeah, he's now announced he's resigning, and he's not really given a clear statement about where he's going, so there's a little bit of mystery around that. but, yes, he's very well known because i suppose he's one of these, like, founder ceos and also he's just a very strange man. with his fasting, diet, his beard and all that. yeah, so i suppose he's one of these tech ceos that attained celebrity status, sort of like mark zuckerberg of facebook, now meta, orjeff bezos of amazon. just remind listeners — you bring in meta — how big twitter is today in comparison? in comparison with meta or facebook as we know it, or tiktok. oh, small. twitter's got about, i think, 211 million daily active users at

that is ultimately why jack dorsey is leaving. he was not able to bring twitter to the level of business success that i think people expected. in some ways, he's making a dig at mark zuckerberg, but he has not been able to turn twitter into the business it needs to be. that is probably a big reason why he's not there anymore. emily: we will be watching to see what he does at now block. kurt wagner, thanks for that update. more for room changes, this time at disney. -- board room changes, this time at disney. susan arnold has served on disney's board since 2007. arnold will succeed bob iger when he leaves the company at the end of the year. that is the end of an era, for sure. coming up, a call to congress. we will be joined by the ceo of global foundries on the push to bring chip manufacturing to the united states. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is a worldwide challenge. a natural byproduct of a world economy shut down by the pandemic as it comes back to life. prices are still out of sync as the world comes back. emily

sergeant dorsey, the suspect was also hit and died at the scene.tal cable lock was found near his body. into firear no firearm was discovered. do you find any fault with what the officers did? >> they communicated continuously and they gave the suspect an opportunity to surrender. they announced they were coming on the second floor, suggesting he make himself visible and surrender and he did none of that. while as tragic that this young girl lost her life there was no way to know she was on the other side of the wall we saw, for the most part, there weren't any patrons or customers on the second floor, and so let's not forget there was a young woman who we saw just moments before being savagely beaten by this man with this chain, with a lock on the end of it. while it is not a gun, be clear, that's a deadly weapon. he could have easily killed her. >> no question about it. and just as clear is the heart breaking tragedy of this young girl's death. elie what is your reaction to sergeant dorsey saying there was no fault with the officers s he? is it p

. >>> jack dorsey is officially done. from his blue check account after years of trying and largely failing to reform the more toxic traits of the platform. dorsey announced that he'd be stepping down. and chief technology officer parag agrawal would be stepping up. and let's just say agrawal knows how to make an entrance. in a bold move he immediately banned twitter users from publishing videos or images of private citizens without their consent. as you can imagine, many on the right weren't happy and dug up these remarks agrawal made over a year ago when he said, "twitter's role is not to be bound by the first amendment. our role is to serve a healthy public conversation." and let's be clear, public companies like twitter are not bound by the first amendment. the government is bound by the first amendment. not private companies. but after less than a week some are already saying agrawal is ready to silence free speech in this country. joining me now is an expert on all things silicon valley, katie natopolis. she's the i

dorsey stepping down as twitter ceo. square making news. it will be called block. the company changing its name. it says it will maintain some of the brand names it has, including the square brand name and cash app business name. it will change the name of its crypto initiative. that will be called spiral. it will keep its ticker for now , sq. these changes will go on and around december 10. i wonder what block could be referring to. [laughter] caroline: i wonder. taylor: let's get back in the meantime to the bloomberg 50 list, out with the latest vision in businessweek. joining us is the man behind the list. maybe first talk to us about what goes into this list. it does span across politics to business to sports. how do you decide who is in the 50? >> that is a great question. we spend a long time trying to figure this out. we start by pulling all the bloomberg reporters across the world and trying to settle into something like the top 2 -- like the top 200 and we whittle it down. we are looking for some way to measure success in the year 2021. not only success, b

dorsey. >> chairman, ranking member graves and distinguished members of the committee. thank you for inviting me to testify on securing our nation's infrastructure in an evolving cyber security landscape. transportation relies on the 400 it systems to ensure the safety and efficiency of our nations transportation system . as you know illicit cyber attacks and other compromises to these systems and dot networks may put public safety, sensitive information or taxpayer dollars at risk. our office has long identified cyber security as one of the top management challenges today i will focus on three key areas. one developing a comprehensive dot cyber security strategy to discuss recurring witnesses and to protecting it infrastructure and sensitive information within dot operating restrictions and three, coordinating with other agencies and industry partners. first on the whole dot has established policies and procedures for cyber security programs that align with federal guidelines . however , we

emily: one of them is jack dorsey.ently announced square is creating a new business focused on decentralized financial services, based on bitcoin, using bitcoin. what have you learned about jack dorsey's plan? does it seem like he's building something that sounds a lot like ethereum? vitalik: i am skeptical about these decentralized finance on top of bitcoin-type projects. so basically, because, like, the difference between bitcoin and ethereum, right, is that on ethereum, there is native functionality that allows you to essentially directly put either eth or ethereum-based assets into these smart contracts, into these lockboxes where there is then, like, arbitrary conditions of any kind that can then govern how those assets get released. bitcoin does not have that functionality to the same extent. like, jack is basically going to have to essentially create his own system that enforces those rules, and then, on the bitcoin layer, the bitcoins will just have to be owned by probably a multi-sig wallet controlled by, like

jack dorsey stars and upper on twitter, calling web three of venture capital placing. turning up the tweet heat since stepping down. california has become the epicenter for retail crime, brazen and at times organized attacks. talk with an attorney who is helping fight back. we'll get to all of that in the mark -- in a moment, but first a look at the markets. kriti gupta has the latest. >> a classic case of a turnaround. we sell that major selloff and the sectors that lagged yesterday outperformed today, primarily tech stocks. the nasdaq up 2.4%, leading the charge. and of course semiconductors as well. macron played a big part in that rally. you're starting to see the volatility gauge drop closer and closer to 21. you have a red zone and green zone i deal where one day the market sells off and the next day it climbs, much more driven by technical factors than fundamental ones. that's the environment we will be seeing especially with holiday trading. micron earnings is a major intraday story. take a look at this chart, on a year-to-date basis, micron which is the big is

dor dorsey is seen as an analyst he's just more focused on the monetary revolution versus any of thesere was any doubt, guys, check out this response to cardi b. bitcoin, he says will replace the dollar at some point back to you. >> well, we'll see about that, and julia, i wonder opensource is also kind of decentralized software in a way, but companies still figured out ways to make money off of it. >> they did, indeed. i have to wonder, carl, whether this is all just a bunch of backlash against the silicon valley vcs who control so much money that's going into the tech giants and not just creating the tech giants and not the decentralized platforms are and just backlash, carl? >> i mean, i think it's interesting that we're seeing this intramural fighting while regulators and the rest of us, john, just sort of watch them duke it out. that will help us improve on price discovery. it is nice, in a way, to have a disparity of opinion >> if market turbulence continues in 2022, we will look at these squabbles perhaps finally, carl. remember when? yeah >> meanwhile, guys, there will be a hos

sergeant dorsey who mistook a firearm for a taser. they are built to be different. right? different colors. worn on different sides of the body consistently. different weights. does this get to a training issue as well do you think? >> listen, i don't buy the whole i didn't hwanknow what i had in hand for a minute. we train and we practice looking down the barrel of a gun so we line up our sites. in the four or five seconds she is yelling, taser, taser, taser, she is looking down the barrel of that gun as we are trained to do as she has done for 26 years like i did for 20. and to think that she looked down that barrel of that gun and didn't realize it wasn't yellow, it wasn't a taser, the weight was different, and then fired it anyway, is really inconceivable. >> one other issue. this had been a question, caroline, was the testimony on the stand in her own defense in effect throwing herself on the jury saying i am deeply remorseful, crying on the stand. but legally the trouble was in effect confirming there was negligence involved which is the standard for the first and se

so it's a similar type of situation and as far as jack dorsey, i see i've been suspended from twitter, but it's probably the only thing that i would ever agree with jack dorsey on, is that we have hyper inflation. and you know, if we have a chart of the nasdaq, if you pull it up, you can see the hyper and play inflation in the way that assets selective asset prices have absolutely exploded, which is made the currencies worth last, you're buying less currencies and everybody out there knows that there's hyperinflation across the spectrum. i mean, you know, look at oil prices, for example, another chart. you can see that it's well in the triple digits it's, it's absolutely screaming. and the talking heads have been wrong. the central banks have been wrong for several decades. janet ellen said we'll never see a crisis in our lifetime. another one in 2017. she's also come out and said, i'm going to have escape velocity. we're going to raise interest rates. but you know, you can never taper upon the scheme and they never did all this q e infinity temporary emergency madge measures that sta

so it's a similar type of situation and as far as jack dorsey, i've been suspended from twitter, but it's probably the only thing that i would ever agree with jack dorsey on, is that we have hyper inflation. and you know, if we have a chart of the nasdaq, if you pull it up, you can see the hyper and play inflation in the way that asset selective asset prices have absolutely exploded, which is made the car and she's worth last. you're buying last currencies and everybody out there knows that there's hyperinflation.

and particularly also, sergeant dorsey, because of the crime spike that we're seeing in various citiesust said yesterday about the future of crime fighting in our city. >> it is time that the reign of criminals who are destroying our city, it's time it comes to an end. and it comes to an end when we take the steps to be more aggressive with law enforcement, more aggressive with the changes in our policies, and less tolerant of all the bullshit that has destroyed our city. >> sergeant dorsey, i want to get your thoughts on that, because does that signal that the pendulum is swinging back right now to, to, as she said, e aggressive crime fighting. >> it's not uncommon, and we've seen where police departments pull things back and let things get out of control. why all of a sudden does this black woman of all things want police officers to get more aggressive, more police killings, more unnecessary shootings, more uses of force that don't need to occur and now she's going to sic police officers on an unsuspecting public? i fault her for the bullshit in her city for not tamping down sooner.

reporter: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. ama: the san jose city council took action to combat smashing trap robberies. they agreed to suspend covid release funds on license plate readers. the readers are an important tool to track down suspects. dan: council approved new funding today in response to the nordstrom robbery two weeks ago. council members agreed to spend $2 million to pay for five new police officers and increase the police overtime budget. >> this is the actions with the most immediate impact, to increase over time and allow for additional officers. dan: additional federal stimulus funds will help pay for new security cameras. ama: this comes as we learn about yet another error in the arrest of three suspects. one is a formally convicted felon was on parole. that is information walnut creek police should have had. abc 7 has the story. reporter: when police arrested dana dawson, they say she had a glock, nine millimeters handgun, a violation of parole. walnut creek police did not know she was on parole. when off

earlier this week, dorsey announced he is stepping down as twitter's cl.g old company uniforms. models strutted down the catwalk showing off this collection made of old fabric. it is an effort to make more sustainable fashion, but organizers say there is more to it. the money raised will go to the seamstresses and also invested in training new needle workers. reggie: love that. they make it cute. [laughter] kumasi: it was cute to them. reggie: they definitely did a little shimmy every time they passed each other. mike: they do not want my stuff from earlier when i worked fast food because that probably still smells like french fries. [laughter] reggie: comforting. i like that. not mad about that. mike: hopefully you are not mad about the forecast. here we go. exploratory camera looking toward a clear sky on this side of san francisco. increasing clouds today. the coast will get foggy as we head through the afternoon as an onshore breeze will develop later today. that is why highs will taper below record levels. it will be warm today, just not the widesprea

isn't that a lot for one person, if you talk about taking things away, like jack dorsey?hat a lot for bret to handle? todd: he is a talented guy and can probably help each company bring in the perspective of the other. you want to build a board of diversity in terms of different things, one of them being experienced. when you think of building a board from the enterprise side, the social media side, the rest of the people can bring that, it is a strong board. emily: nathan is one of the biggest players in enterprise and security. where do you think the biggest threats are in 2022? ♪ -- 2022? todd: we talked about this, as to how companies will build new products, take existing products and make them more compelling in this techno-centered age. along with rising rewards from automating things, the bigger the risks are for security. there is all of the balance there. another benefit of having technologists in the boardroom and top executive chairs is that they have a perspective on the upside of technology and the risks. it is about balancing, doing most with assets without

out front now, sergeant sheryl dorsey.tired lapd sergeant and is the author of a new book called "the confidence chronicles." paul martin also joins us, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor. paul, the attorney said they did not announce any immediate legal action in connection with this case but valentina's mother did slam the lapd saying they left her daughter to die alone on the floor as they evacuated others. do you think they have a case? >> well, they -- they may have a civil action and i'm not surprised at all that they will be bringing civil action. but a civil action is much different than criminal. um, when you look at the action of the police officer and the question becomes was the officer justified in firing his weapons? and i believe the police department, as well as the la district attorney's office, will do a thorough investigation and they will come to a decision or conclusion whether any criminal charges should be brought. but that is different than a civil action. and all we can do in a civil a

sergeant dorsey, what's your reaction to the video that we just saw?lice had reason to shoot or not? >> i do. as i'm looking at it and this is very preliminary but i am just putting myself in the -- the mindset of those officers. they responded to a -- a code three call, shots being fired. and i would imagine that having that man strike that young woman repeatedly and at times have that lock hit the floor might sound like, to the citizens that were in there, shots being fired. and so, that was what the officers were working off of when they encountered him up on the second floor. and then, we see the suspect duck out of view and behind the end of the -- the roll there so now he is no longer in view of the officers. he kind of dictated what was going to happen. he could have certainly surrendered, threw his hands up. and at that point, it would have been over. so, for me, i -- it's tragic. um, my condolences to the family but how would you know that there would be a young child behind that wall that separated them from the dressing room? >> paul, you ha

jack dorsey stirs an uproar on twitter, calling web three a venture capital plaything, turning up theeat since stepping down as ceo. and california at the epicenter for retail climb, brazen and organized attacks. we talk with a district attorney who is fighting back. all of that in a moment, but let us look at the market stocks climbing after the biggest three-day drop since september. kriti gupta with us for the latest. kriti: a classic case of a turnaround, we saw that major selloff. it is the sectors that outperformed today that were lacking yesterday. nasdaq up 2.4%, leading the charge, we can thank big tech and semiconductors as well. micron played a big role in that. you are seeing the volatility gaze dropped closer to 20. when volatility is elevated you have this red zone, green zone idea where one day they market sells off and next it buys followed by a selloff. more driven, that is the environment we are seeing in holiday trading. we talked about some earnings last week, but on the year to day basis, the biggest u.s. semiconductor maker is lagging the broader index. the yello

in san jose, dustin dorsey. >> mail theft is at an all-time high during holiday season. thieves are not only going after packages, but targeting mail carriers. the u.s. postal inspection service asking for help from the community. >> letter carriers are being robbed on the street for mail, keys. >> home surveillance video could be an important tool. this camera caught a man breaking into a mail truck last year in san jose. the post office is advising not to approach people in the act. it is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of male thieves or robbers. >> this week is the busiest time of year for the postal service. today was the last day for you to send packages with standard ground service if you want it to arrive by christmas. abc 7 news reporter ryan curry goes inside the usps oakland distribution center where they are getting ready for the deluge. >> it is the holiday rush right in front of our eyes. packages, letters, and fast-moving conveyor belts. all part of what usps says is the busiest of the year. >> we have to proc

in san jose, dustin dorsey. >> mail theft is at an all-time high during holiday season.hieves are not only going after packages, but targeting mail carriers. the u.s. postal inspection service asking for help from the community. >> letter carriers are being robbed on the street for mail, keys. >> home surveillance video could be an important tool. this camera caught a man breaking into a mail truck last year in san jose. the post office is advising not to approach people in the act. it is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of male thieves or robbers. >> this week is the busiest time of year for the postal service. today was the last day for you to send packages with standard ground service if you want it to arrive by christmas. abc 7 news reporter ryan curry goes inside the usps oakland distribution center where they are getting ready for the deluge. >> it is the holiday rush right in front of our eyes. packages, letters, and fast-moving conveyor belts. all part of what usps says is the busiest of the year. >> we have to proces

i think that jack dorsey did as much as he could to keep the imbeciles, the insane people from running the twitter asylum, the blue checkmarks so to speak and what actually ended up going on there is the reality i believe is that jack dorsey helped defend people off. >> alex berenson, many people who were sharing truths, inconvenient truths often off of twitter but he actually stood up to i think the more left-wing elements of twitter and my concern now is with jack dorsey gone that twitter and other social media platforms are going to become even more restrictive of real debate. remember, they told us that covid didn't come out of the lab. they told us that mask worked flawlessly, all these things that the vaccine works flawlessly, never need to wear a mask again and if you said anything contrary to that, i thought it was going to get worse with the new ceo before it gets. >> sean: between twitter and facebook and what we now know, isn't that a donation in kind, would that be legal? >> it could arguably be made so. clay makes a great point, with the new ceo of twitter is really saying

dorsey has been able to sustain innovation and attract talent.entum twitter meanwhile not only trailing facebook, it's half the size of snap at the moment it's smaller than match group, the dating site twitter is changing bs in the low 40s same as seven-and-a-half years ago. time to block this account joe. >> if jack dorsey couldn't leave twitter in better shape why do we think he will be better at square it's like a 3d square. >> it is >> on the other hand, twitter is the underdog here. under new ceo it could easily surprise a lot of people twitter hit a 52-week low. it's a stock that is trading at valuation. under jack dorsey, it's been slow to change the they can figure out how to consistently grow better premium services, the stock could go higher from here especially excited about new brett taylor, co-ceo of salesforce, he was an early employee at google that launched google maples. they started up a friend feed. the ceo helped scale it that made it a bigger platform. and block, look, square block is highly leveraged to a lot of risk bitcoin

and mateo county dustin dorsey abc 7 news new details from oakland police tonight the reward in the deadly shooting of retired police officer. kevin dashida has now risen to 38,500. he was killed last month while working as a security guard for a tv news crew police are looking to speak with a person believed to have cell phone video connected to that shooting that could be critical and they are also searching for a white accurate tl. tonight an investigation is underway in oakland after a fire damaged the christmas tree at jacqueline and square why firefighters believe that this was arson. first inflation continues to rise concerned is growing about student loans and all cash real estate deals and they give more oversight. i'll have more so maybe we're new to home improvement, but we got an insider tip on the ultimate flooring destination. we're shopping alongside real-life designers and contractors. and, these prices! yeah, we found where the pros go. explore floor and decor in person or online. ♪ don't worry mom, we'll be there soon. "we?!" is this "the one". well... let's say i found t

jack dorsey is staying ceo of square, which is changing its name to block. that is this week's friday five. we will discuss this states political news soon. >>> first, let's talk about covid-19. with the discovery of the omicron coronavirus variant in san francisco this week, public health officials are urging people to get used to vaccinations and wear their masks indoors. there is still a lot we don't know about the variant of experts one it could evade vaccines, spread quickly, and slow the country's ability to end the pandemic. warning me now to talk about what this means for california is dr. peter chin hong. dr. chin hong, thank you for joining us. i do have you here in studio. let's start by reviewing what we know about the omicron variant. it hasn't been very long that it has been out about over this past week, what have we learned about this behavior? >> there are two main red flags about omicron and those have made everyone in a tizzy. these are the fact that it seems a very transmissible. it was kind of minding his own business, about 200, 300 cas

but then towards the end of the year in october, we saw a c, e o jack dorsey mention the 8 toward which is even worse than the c word, and that is hyper inflation. this triggered quite a few economists. it triggered the treasury secretary herself, janet jaelyn, who said inflation was under control. so what do you feel about this word? hyperinflation now becoming mainstream? do you think probation is going to happen soon? it usually happens suddenly, right? so it's 2022, possibly a year that that could happen. it's like you're walking up a staircase slowly, slowly, slowly, and then you get pushed down the elevator shaft. the result is catastrophic and it happens within minutes. so it's a similar type of situation. and as far as jack dorsey, i've, i've been suspended from twitter, but it's probably the only thing that i would ever agree with jack dorothy on, is that we have hyper and inflation. and you know, if we have a chart of the nasdaq, if you pull it up, you can see the hyper and plate in inflation in the way the asset selected asset prices have absolutely exploded. which has made t

dorsey stepped down as twitter ceo on monday.k at the new york stock exchange. considerably of, 300 72 points. the dow, s&p, and s&p, and s&p,d took a tumble yesterday, closing anywhere from 1.3 totals 2%. we will watch and see what happens later today. kumasi: the first ever passenger plane powered by fuel made of sugar and corn just took off on an experimental flight. geo veneta has was on board. united airlines says this is a groundbreaking new fuel in the global fight against climate change. a lab in madison, wisconsin is behind the technology. >> we take the carbon from the sugar, we rearrange that using a catalytic process and create the same materials that you would get from the traditional petroleum refining process. >> and it smells like gas, looks like gas? >> smells like gas, looks like gas, burns like gas. kumasi: it burns up to 75% cleaner than regular fuel, but this is a whole new industry. it will take a few years for this field to be made available on a commercial scale, because refineries have to take the time to

sergeant dorsey, really appreciate your perspective. thank you. >>> now, the teen victim in that incident was reportedly from chile. her family members there told local media that she was in the united states learning english and studying to become a resident. her uncle says he feels dead inside. listen. >> translator: they took away her american dream. they took this girl's american dream away. unfortunately the bullet caught her while she was hugging her mom and praying. they killed her. they killed her. they're supposed to be the best police department in the world, and they shot her. >>> jury deliberations will resume tuesday in the sex trafficking trul of ghislaine maxwell. notes to the judge could provide insight into the jury's thought process. jurors have asked for more transcripts of witness testimonies and the legal definition of the world "enticement," which is part of two of the six charges. the jury had earlier asked for transcripts of the testimony from all four women whose claims form the core of the case against maxwell.

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let me bring in to talk about this and look at the big picture here, lapd police sergeant sheryl dorsey. you, i think both of you were surprised at the guilty verdict on both counts. why? >> well, i thought it was going to be a hung jury based on some of the questions that were coming forward from the jury and great deference is always given it a police officer's version of events. while i'm surprised, i think it was the right verdict and this will hopefully send a message to officers and give them pause when they decide to use deadly force rather than some other option that is available. >> you remember, mayor, what attorney general ellison said yesterday in that press conference following the verdict to all police officers watching, we hold you in high regard, but we also hold you to very high standards. the question remains what will the sentence be? she faced 15 year on the first degree manslaughter count, ten year on the second, i believe they will run concurrently. typically the state guidelines would allow for a sentence between 6 to 8 years, but prosecution is pushing for blakel

doing dec dorsey has been kind of on the, on the way of being forced out for some time. he has some activist investors who have been heavily involved in this company who have wanted him out for some time. he says he's going to go focus on bitcoin and gloves. decentralization lies by the way. he loves big coin because he wants to control the space, not because he believes that he centralization hadn't said that. love jack dorothy was probably gonna be on his way out anyways, as i said, because of those investors. but i think the bigger issue now is his replacement, his replacement, who was even more anti free speech than he is. in fact, these new rules are, were just instituted just today by twitter that came out and essentially said that you cannot take pictures of anyone who's a 3rd party private individual and post it on the platform without their consent. and that's insane. what does that mean for like project veritax? what does that mean for any whistleblower? what does that mean for anyone who just takes a picture out in public? the supreme court has already ruled t