i'm joined by kurt wagner who covers jack dorsey for us.e said meta had the wrong approach from the beginning, but he's doubling down. what do you make of that? >> first of all, he would probably think everyone should be spending more time on bitcoin. so he could have logged to anybody. think of what jack dorsey believes is the future of crypto. he believes in this decentralized bitcoin. that crypto is not owned by anybody, not controlled by anybody. we were talking about this last week about why he's taking on venture capitalists taking on other technologies. he sees it as ownership of something that should not be owned by anyone. his biggest issue with what was libra, that has morphed into dm, he felt like it was a facebook product that benefited facebook and not the internet as a whole. to him, that is not what the cryptocurrency is about. he was vocally critical of the project along the way. emily: we also got some tweets from david marcus who used to run the facebook/meta, throwing his support behind bitcoin, as well. it has become cle

coming up, jack dorsey calling up mark zuckerberg.hat the block ceo had to say, facebook should have been all in on bitcoin. that is next. >> the total thing with libra and dm, those are lessons that they try to create a currency that was owned by facebook. probably for the right reasons. probably for noble reasons. but there are some reasons that would indicate trying to get more people into the facebook ecosystem. they did that instead of using an open protocol like bitcoin. hopefully they learned a lot. but i think there was a lot of wasted effort and time with those two or three years that could have been spent making bitcoin more accessible for more people around the world, which would also benefit their messenger product and instagram, whatsapp, and all of these things. emily: jack dorsey on what he views as a failure of meta's crypto project, saying they should have focused on bitcoin. jack dorsey speaking with the world's biggest holder of bitcoin at an event. i'm joined by kurt wagner who covers jack dorsey for us. he said me

kate >> this was an hour long conversation with block ceo, jack dorsey, and michael sailor.e biggest bitcoin bulls out there. according to dorsey, bitcoin will be the native currency of the internet he talked about the trance parnsy and staying power he talked about twitter specifically he says the social media company may have avoided some of its current problems with privacy and what he called surveillance capitalism what he says all stem from reliance on ad revenue >> if bitcoin existed before twitter started, i think we would see completely different business models. i don't think we would be as dependent upon advertising business model i think there would be a much healthier balance on business models at once >> and dorsey also mentioned facebook, now meta, and its crypto currency project. that was stalled for years and confirmed just this week that it's shutting down for good. dorsey saying quote, hopefully they learned a lot, but there was a lot of wasted effort and time and those two to three years could have been spent making bitcoin more accessible for people aroun

dorsey has mentioned. we've created cyber sprints that i also referenced in my testimony as a way to expedite improved performance in all of these areas. and i believe we'll be able to report back to you later this year that we have made significant improvements. >> thank you, my time is up, and i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. mr. babbitt. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as i said the other week when we had witnesses from the private sector here, i'm so glad we're having this hearing and prioritizing this very important topic, for this committee to weigh in on the issue of cyber security and the transportation of critical infrastructure space, it's a great responsibility and one we should all take very very seriously. it's also a very timely topic. right before we went home for thanksgiving, the director of cisa told the house homeland security committee that quote ransomware has become the scourge on nearly every facet of our lives. a prime example of the vulnerabilities that are emerging is our digit

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

we're going to turn to a clip in a moment, but this is from jack dorsey, formerly of twitter, abandoned twitter, and now he's looking so much better because he's abandoned twitter and he's full time on bitcoin over at square cash up. but he's, quote, a big part of the future is happening in el salvador. that's why max and i are here because they're still a future because time still has value here because of the big standard. because of not even kelly figuring that out and putting this nation on a big one standard he with jack dorsey was speaking to michael sayler of micro strategy. and here's a clip of what he said. you know, lightning makes bickley even marks as well, especially to smaller sellers. so certainly makes it more convenient to individuals because they don't have to wait for a transaction time. so there's, you know, 8 to 10 minutes and, you know, we're, we're, we're getting an opportunity to see a grand experiment at scale. and those are where you have a closed loop economy effectively. and i think, you know, we're all on a lot better learning to better decline. and, and so

and one more thing that jack dorsey said in this interview with michael sayler at st. mike, a strategy that i really picked up on. i thought it was a great way to say it is. he said that between changes you every single day for the better, like it just keeps making you changing your mindset. yes, exactly, and the. 3 time it's a spin on the quote that you don't change bitcoin, bitcoin changes you along with other quotes from max kaiser, available in book form called the book of mac search for it online and get your copy today. it's in english and it's in spanish. if you want to know why all these people sound so smart, read the book back because that's kind of like where all the smart stuff was said years ago by yours truly max geyser. yes, we're actually going to be delivering a copy of that to the president about salvador so he can try to understand the minor max. oh, but i also finally in the last 45 seconds here, i do want to cover one thing that was on the drive out here to i was wanting back from san salvador where we were for the past week. we can have, you know,

let's live now to dorsey jibari, who is in the russian capital force. so does that how, how russia has been reacting to this over the last? see, as i wake up to this news now of a clear escalation on operations in ukraine. i think what we've been hearing from local fear until now is there's still very much in shock, as i think most of the world is. until now. even all of us in this office, we still have been hearing these rumors over the past few weeks. still cannot process and understand what has happened because it really nobody would want it. we spoke to a lot of people here. they said they didn't want this to take place. there wasn't any indication from the ordinary rushes that we spoke to, that this was something that was necessary for their country to carry out. and people have spoken to this morning when i came in a few hours ago and talked to people in the hotel, they thought i was actually joking, or making this up. they didn't leave, it was fact what the president susan had said and announced it was quite early in the morning. it was down, so

he with jack dorsey was speaking to michael sayler of micro strategy. and here's a clip of what he said. you know, lightning makes the claim even marks as well, especially to smaller sellers. so certainly makes it more convenient to individuals because they don't have to wait for a transaction time. so there's, you know, 8 to 10 minutes and, you know, we're, we're, we're getting an opportunity to see it and experiment at scale. and also we're, when you have a close with and i think, you know, we're offering to better lightning to better decline and, and to better wisconsin, this open monetary system. and i think there's lessons will be very important to us. we continue to, to scare us around, well, you know what, that famous word quote. the future is already here. it's just not even the distributed part of the future happening. and so, and so i will do it right now. it's not even the distributed around the world on a little. well, it may not be this manifestation. we see right now. the spirit of it is this probably going to rhyme with what we see in oth

what were your conversations like with jack dorsey, and what are the implications of this?r having me, stern ali -- thanks for having me, sonali. i think the major thing that stuck out would be the growth potential we have in africa and india. our main focus is to build out the ecosystem in africa primarily and as we build out africa, we expand to other regions like india as well. the main thing we are trying to prioritize is transparency because we recognize this is a novel initiative because -- so we want to be as transparent as possible in terms of her funds are going to. in all honesty, the expectation is that this is all up to the board itself where we are going to be the ones to transpose the space to be completely all in our hands. the expectation is for us to grow the ecosystem, like i mentioned. that might not be what other people had been thinking, which is venture-capital style equity funding. we are going to stay clear of that. it will be mostly primarily funding through ground space funding through developers working in the space, working on the bitcoin ecosyst

today we're talking with josh dorsey and investigative political reporter at the washington post who's done some of the really major reporting on this story. and joining me here in the studio are and weisman who has literally fought against every american president since the 1980s, to make sure that their records come back to the public. and is the former chief council for citizens, for responsibility and ethics in washington. responsibility, ethics, washington, we're gonna have to talk about that. and professor david barker, who teaches government and is the director of the center for congressional and presidential studies at american university. josh, let me just start with you. can you lay the groundwork if, as it were, for what we have learned about donald trump's proclivity to just kept keep ripping things up and what are the public equities that are involved here? so what we learned is that former president trump's habit for ripping up documents was indiscriminate and repeated over the course of 4 years. various sheeps of staff . lawyers and other advisors in the white house trie

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dustin dorsey has that story. >> sunshine, blue skies. around 70 degrees. would you believe me if i told you this was february and santa cruz? this is chamber of commerce weather. >> no shortage of people who flocked to the beach to enjoy a great day on the coast, either you were hanging out, hanging 10 or hanging around. >> we could not have picked a better day to be out here. >> the beach was surprisingly less crowded. the real action was at the point where people lined up to take in the views of dozens of surfers taking advantage of near-perfect conditions and big waves. >> i am so thankful. i don't know if it is a miracle, global warming, times are changing, it is like 85 degrees, waves are barreling. heaven on earth. these are great conditions for surfers but there is a looming risk in the water for bay area swimmers looking to cool off up and down the coast. the national weather service has issued a hazard statement for multiple bay area communities, warning of dangerous waves and rip currents. the harbor patrol will be on high alert with more visitor

david marcus who head the dm initiative said bitcoin is the solution you heard jack dorsey say. is one solution to the problem. billions of people have the problem. it will take a little bit of time for the world to sort itself out. >> michael, you've been pretty up front as you say about communicating the bitcoin strategy but the stock -- the correlation to bitcoin approaching 1, it's double the s&p software index does it need to be reclassified or do ratings agencies need to be classified that this adjustment to corporate strategy is changing the character of the company? >> you know, i think that we're the first bitcoin-based operating company out there. we're the largest public holder ofbitcoin so that makes us a bit of a unique creature we're really just 18 months into this transformation. last year we added $2.5 billion of capital to our balance sheet and of course we acquired a huge amount of bitcoin. i think 53,922 bitcoin the character of the company is evolving i think that industry watchers are going to -- are going to catch up with us in time we just have to be patie

dustin: dustin dorsey, abc7news. dan: a poll by the uc berkeley institute of governmental studies shows nearly two thirds of california voters support mask and vaccine mandates in k-12 schools, but that is split by political affiliation with more than 80% of democrats agreeing compared to less than 30% of republicans. state officials are reassessing the school mask mandate and said they will give an update monday. ama: california's reparations task force puts off an to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reaction

in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7news. dan: breaking news in pleasanton. a shooting involving a police officer near a police officer near owings drive and willow road. star seven just got over the scene months ago. -- moments ago. you can see a lot of police at the galloway apartments and there is police tape blocking off a few apartments. we were expecting an update soon for further details. of course we will bring you any new developments as soon as they come into the newsroom. ama: the oakland city council is holding a potentially significant meaning on the a's waterfront ballpark. a vote is scheduled. anchor casey pratt has been following this saga for over a decade. it's like it never ends. a lot of moving parts. tell us what is happening today. reporter: what is on the table right now is the city council is meeting. they will vote to possibly certify the environmental impact report for the oakland power terminal waterfront all part project. -- ballpark project. they are the environmental impact experts. they unanimously recommended this item for cert

for now at the oakland coliseum, dustin dorsey, abc7news. kristen: thank you. we will be streaming the memorial service from the coliseum. the event starts at 5:30. you can watch the tributes on our website or downloading the free abc 7 bay area news app. dan: we hope you had a great weekend, spectacular weather. it did not cool down a fair amount. let's go to meteorologist mike nicco. mike: there was nothing subtle about the change back to winter. good afternoon. here's a look at the breezes that stopped five consecutive days of record highs. right now, 26 at sfo is the fastest wind. a lot of breezes between 10 and 20 miles per hour. look what they did to the temperatures. anywhere from four at half moon bay. the rest of us, 14 to 20 degrees cooler. where does that put us? in our 50's, the low to upper 50's. 51 over in san ramon. 52 in san francisco and half moon bay. if your plans for this valentine's day take you outside this evening, temperatures will be in the 50's through at least 8:00 or 9:00 in the bay and coastal areas but the wind will definitely make

you have, well, you have the michael sailor jack dorsey, then he had el salvador and now russia. so the game theory has gone up to the sovereign level. but these 2 involved largely in the bid for the exact are really it's like a jurassic park moment to me. this is the way, the whole business and the whole culture a big going was for the 1st 5 or 6 years. and it's like seeing jesse james suddenly appear out of the wild west and, you know, walking down the street or some, you know, abraham lincoln is suddenly back and alive. right. so it's really an incredible moment. they'll probably be the last moment we have in big coin where with the way we actually were living this whole business for several years. so very sad to see but also very uplift. well, it's interesting, of course, you know, when, when people say, you know, it's used for money laundering and stuff like that. the problem for this couple became that they had on paper $3600000000.00 worth of net worth. but they couldn't spend the big why it was very difficult and they took, they did spend some of it, and that's why they'r

comes as we've been seeing a record increase in traffic fatalities, but as abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains a new assembly bill targets this problem and leaders hope that it will save lives. the roads are more dangerous than ever since the pandemic began thousands of residents have lost their lives to traffic accidents since 2020 police say one factor can be most dangerous. speed kills. we are seeing significant number of these test resulting from those drivers who are speeding and we know if we can do something about the speeding we can save lives enter assembly bill 236 the bill select cities to use automated cameras to manage speed and its co-authored by san francisco assembly member philippine. i'm a proud joint author of this bill because steve kills in san francisco in cities all across california. that's why san francisco's been trying to pilot traffic calming measures including traffic cameras by schools in particular. the cameras will read license plates to check speeds and automatically issue set fines of 50 100 200 or 500 dollars in six california cities including cisco

so jack dorsey and michael sailor, they spoke on a live stream recently. jack dorsey said all eyes are on el salvador and this is an interesting experiment. how does this feel to you to be the source of hope and inspiration to people like jack darcy, michael sayler, which is totally contrary to the negative headlines at the i map, is pushing here to extremely successful entrepreneurs and bitcoin ers. and they see al sabah on the go, that dialogue exciting. what will, how does that make you feel what's going on? well, that's quite impressive. you know, having these 2 guys a jacket and michael, as we know them, we follow them is very impressive. i, salvador is to know that they are actually laying their eyes on our country. we hope that they come and invest. we hope that they work with us to build the future of global economics here in the solvent or to help us achieve whatever 16 he was a country economic freedom. we welcome them. we're very excited for them to be talking about our country. mike, jack, welcome joe. salvador, please. well, michael sailor sai

there has lost that so long. dorsey jibari life was there in moscow. thank you. i. poland the interior ministry says 100000 ukrainians poured into the countries since the russian assault began. many been taking temporary shelter in holes and train station zane bas robbie. a lie 1st now from east in poland where ukrainians are crossing the board as they bring us up to date on what's happening in and where inside the train station in the town a semester small train station, relatively speaking, otherwise mid sized town has become a major hub of activity as ukrainian refugees continue to stream across the border last night we reported us estimated 30000 people across. now we're saying 800000, which represents the speed of how things are really picking up around here. now i want to give you some more latest information that we're hearing from the government is that now all border crossings are open to foot traffic. the government here knows that people are stuck at the border. they're, they're stuck on the ukrainian side. processing times are taking a long time. they

we'll have more on that phone call when we speak to dorsey jabari in moscow in just a few minutes. but 1st we go to our white house correspondent, kimberly hawkins in washington. kimberly, so an important phone call today between president biden and the russian leader. what can we expect? yeah, that's set to take place at any moment. what we know from the call that already took place between the foreign ministers, both antony blank and an survey. lab rav, is that what was communicated and will be communicated. when the 2 presidents take to the telephone is that the diplomatic path remains open. this is something that the united states has been repeatedly saying that is a taking a dual track deterrence and diplomacy. so the diplomatic path remains open, but that moscow needs to de escalate in the eyes of the united states needs to engage in good faith discussions. if there is an alternative path that is decided by i decided on by vladimir putin then in the eyes of the west, what will happen will be a resolute, massive united, trans atlantic response. and so to that end, what we know

you interviewed jack dorsey.is to say about corporations considering getting into bitcoin. >> even if you don't use or don't believe you could use bitcoin in your company, i think it's worth your study. there's a number of lessons in it that will make your company better. how you operate your company, how you interact with the world how you think, how you execute, i have learned so much from it. if i were to start another company, those lessons would be so great. emily: i'm curious if there is anywhere where you and jack disagree on bitcoin? what do you think you have to learn from each other? michael: we agree enthusiastically. he's a man on a mission and as they open their digital monetary networks, you can use them to provide financial inclusion to billions of people and do business at the speed of light friction free. as a technologist, we both agree on the idea of moving money at the speed of light to 8 billion people for free. there are billions of people on bank and not included in the current system. agai

i beg your pardon with go to dorsey jabari, who is life for us in moscow? so dorsey, it's quite a lot has happened over the last few hours and we heard from the russian president earlier this morning, and we understand that should be more reaction from the government there in the coming out what we just heard from the russian defense ministry who said that there is no danger for ukraine's civilian population and that they're targeting military installations within ukraine. and this, of course, comes, as we've heard from the russian president, to send in a military operation to take place in dunbar. as we've been reporting, the military operation is now on many fronts. and the main goal here for the russian army is to try and de state the militarize, the country. that is what let me put once. and these air strikes have been the 1st phase of that's the defense ministry saying reports of any of russian jets being shut down by the ukranian air force are false and they're denying it. and we now understand that the russian president, alexander, of the christian c

d fometa wasted a lot of time anefrt stay with us we're back in two. >>> jax dorsey taking aims at metalock ceo criticized the company for failing to develop its own crypto project. >> i think there's a lot of wasted effort and times when those two years, three years, could have been spent making bitcoin more successful. >>> i don't think we would be as dependent on an advertising business model a fascinating reflection from the man who literally wrote the first tweet. a new bill in congress would give congress power to go after bad actor, ylan mui has more. >> they're already scoring a couple wins. take it as the america competes act. tucked inside the give is a big that give treasury the power to go after bad actors like those who use crypto it also eliminated a public notice the industry immediately sounded the alarm. we need to make sure we don't fail to strike the balance so i appreciated the feedback. the industry called their conversations with lawmakers reasonable and productive, guys, this is proof the best way to win is not to have one. >> ylan, thank you "techcheck" is back i

you interviewed jack dorsey. of course he rarely gives interviews.is to say about corporations considering getting into bitcoin. take a quick listen. >> even if you don't use or don't believe you could use bitcoin in your company, i think it's worth your study. because there is a number of lessons in it that will make your company better. how you operate your company, how you interact with the world , how you think, how you execute. i have just learned so much from it that has made everything about my company and what we do much better. if i were to start another company, those lessons would be so great. emily: i'm curious if there is anywhere where you and jack disagree on bitcoin? what do you think you have to learn from each other? michael: we agree pretty enthusiastically. jack is a man on a mission and his view of bitcoin and lightning as they are open, fair, global permission-less digital monitoring networks and you can use them to provide financial inclusion to billions of people and do business at the speed of light, friction free. as a techn

dustin dorsey has more on that. >> sunshine, blue skies, around 70 degrees. february in santa cruz? this is chamber of commerce weather. >> no shortage of people who flocked to the beach to enjoy a great day on the coast whether you are hanging out, hanging 10 or just hanging around. today was a chance for people to soak up the sun. >> checking out the weather, i think thursday is the day. there could not have been a better day to be out here. march the beach was less crowded than anticipated. people lined up to take in the view of dozens of servers taking advantage of near perfect conditions and big waves. cries i don't know if it is a miracle. times are really changing. it is like 85 degrees, waves are barreling. heaven on earth. >> these are great conditions but there is a looming risk in the water as swimmers look to cool off up and down the coast. >> the national weather service has issued a hazard statement for multiple bay area beach communities warning of dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents. while the risk is not strong in santa cruz, the patrol

jack dorsey laying out the bull case for 2022, how he wants the company to move forward.see investors responding pretty positively to that move. you have a summer story in etsy, some roaring sales when it came back to how much of that e-commerce growth of the last two years they were able to hold onto. some strong commentary from analysts and investors, smiling on that stock as well. to the downside, footlocker, saying some of its business with nike is shrinking. they also missed on lower guidance for the full year when it comes to 2022 sales. you see is really getting punished i 33%, and ending on a cyber security company beating earnings, but not by a high enough margin. that is going to be a major theme this earnings season, where you have them either punished or rewarded. that volatility is pretty evident when it comes to these stock moves. tom: kriti gupta, thank you for some of the individual corporate stories. sobering numbers today on rising prices in the u.s. they just continue. the federal reserve's favorite inflation gauge had the largest annual gain since 1982

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dustin: in palo alto, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. ama: the jury in the federal hate crimes trial of ahmaud arbery's killers is deliberating whether the men have already been convicted of killing him, did it specifically because of the color of his skin. dan: in today's closing three men chased barberie because they, quote, "saw a black man in their neighborhood and assumed the worst." arbery was out on a job when he was killed. travis mcmichael and his father gregory, said they were trying to stop him for police. they chased him through neighborhood streets and ultimately shot him. ama: queen elizabeth ii is experiencing mild, cold like symptoms are day after testing positive for covid. buckingham palace says she is fully vaccinated and had to shut, and she will continue with "late duties" over the coming week. her diagnosis comes a week after her son prince charles and camilla tested positive. also making headlines today, the u.k. lifted all its covid restrictions. prime minister johnson pointed to the queen's infection as a sign of

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. larry: obviously things are constantly changing and our vaccine team is here to answer your questions. head to abc7news.com/vaccine. click on the big blue box to submit your question. kristen: developing news, there is a deadline today for first draft of a new agreement between san francisco police and the district attorney's office on use of force investigations. last night, chief william scott told the same for cisco police commission he is still negotiating an interim agreement with the district attorney. two weeks ago, scott announced he was pulling out of the agreement, saying that das office was not giving them certain details in cases. president melia cohen says she may call for an emergency meeting if an interim agreement is not reached. larry: a plan to move oaklands police headquarters could turn into more housing for the city. the idea is to move the police currently at seventh and broadway about six miles south to the oakland coliseum location. the city council voted unani

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in santa clara county, dustin dorsey.sten: pacific gas & electric promises additional steps to reduce the number of public safety power shut off. in the months and years ahead. utility officials addressed a commission during a virtual public hearing today. it executed five power shut off in 2021, down from six in 2020 and seven in 2019. the shutoffs took place in 41% fewer counties than 2020, impacting 88% fewer customers. officials expect better results moving forward. >> we anticipate significant improvements to our forecasting capability, and invest in the infrastructure to target the highest risk for shutoffs and reduce the impact for customers. kristen: utility officials say the number one goal for 2022 is preparedness, making sure customers have an emergency plant before any psps. larry: we will need the heat on, electricity tonight, mike, because another cold stretch. how long will this last? mike:. through. friday morning saturday will be average. speaking of pg nd, thinking about your bill being higher for gas to

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