emily: so in the wreckage of the bust, you started flickr. what made you do that?ewart: desperation. this was instead of inventory in the game world. a shoebox, and it was really cool. i did not know you could do that in a browser. you had to be online at the same time as the other person in order to share with them. emily: but the concept was very new. it sounds very familiar now. stewart: 1992, game never-ending, flickr is really of using technology to facilitate human interaction, and sometimes i am agnostic about with the purpose of that is. it could be foreplay or creative inspiration or for work -- it or creative play inspiration or for work. things that people will do with it. part of the reason to have a career is right now, -- when i grew up, you and me are in the last generation of life before and after the internet, the spike the fact that there are --e negative consequences, despite the fact that there are some negative consequences. it is a huge plus. i think as a species, we should be grateful we have the internet. flickr was so hot that the year afte

for the members of the house, instagram, linkedin, and flickr. that tells one part of the story of adoption. another thing we found to be interesting and potentially one of the most striking findings from our 2013 article was that we realized ideology matters to the early adopters of twitter at least. in the traditional dimension we normally think about in political science or in the popular press. extremelyembers with conservative or liberal ideology were overall more likely to adopt twitter than other members of congress. if the important because potential is there to reach people who might not reach to more traditional forms of media. as i briefly mentioned social media adoption is very important tree at one of the things i'm currently working on but it's not the only thing our work has focused on. some past studies have examined what members are posting and broad categorization. tweet'slysis of members s, members were taking up position on a particular issue. as was followed by state or official action. events taking place in the district or

yl slis that will t hope heis beginning to flickr here. rajini: now let's take a look at news from elsewhere in the world. venezuelans are getting new bank notes today as inflation is predicted to rise to00,000% by the end of the year. it effectively slashes 5 zeroes off the old currency. il vitaze ecot ma n omists believe his pla make ang sehecaor hlth organizati. 41,000 peopl edcte eeinn esprt enp idumsatr jg-u ns takes place onn the waeler pen ri aul of families on both sides of the border who have not seen each other for 60 years. laa biurck hasore.ca were," says one sister to rtgnh,r, as they try to fehiizs rees-yateae r- sol nd 't stop thinking about what s would do when she saw her son. he was only four years old when they were separated. >>my i am hoping to throrms around my grown-up son. i think i would like to ask how and where were you, who did you live with. thor>>0,ane ci00 8anvi0 li laura: she caught in the chaos at the end she wlo tstn s iig.ht53 of hed and son as she was put on a enwhlance for her to break first precious ho

but a ray of hope is beginning to flickr here. rajini: now let's take a look ar news from elsein the world. venezuelans are getting new bank notes today as inflation is predicted toise to 1,000,000% by the end of the year. it effectively slashes 5 zeroes off the old currency. president maduro says it will revitalize the economy, but many economists believe his make things worse. cases of measles have hit a record high in europe, according to the world health organizatie . 41,000 peove been infected in the first six month of this year, leading to 37 deat. experts blame this surge on the drop of the number of people being vaccinated. president trump has said that he will most likely have a second euing with kim jong-un, according to thers news agency following an earlier sit down with the north kore leader in singapore. this comes asnother symbol of warmer relations takes place on reunion ofla, a families on both sides of the border who have norseen each ot for 60 years. laura bicker has more. laura: after more than 60 years apart,

and for members of the house, instagram, linkedin and flickr. so that tell the one part of the story of adoption. another thing that we've found to be the really interesting and potentially one of the most striking findings from our 2017 article communicating in 140 characters or less was that we realized that ideology matters for the early adopters of twitter at least, but not in the traditional right-left dimension that we normally think about in political science. or in the popular press. instead, members with extremely conservative or extremely liberal ideology were overall more likely to adopt twitter than other members of congress. so this is important because it's the potential there to reach people who might not reach through more traditional forms of media. as i briefly mentioned, social media adoption is very important. it's one of the things that i'm currently working on now, but it's not the only thing that our work has focused on at crs in particular. some past studies have also examined what members are posting in broad categorizat

but a ray of hope is beginning to flickr here. —— flicker.e officers last week outside the houses of parliament has appeared in court for the first time. 29—year—old salih khater, who's a british citizen born in sudan, was charged with two counts of attempted murder. it was last tuesday, at 7:37 in the morning, that a ford fiesta ploughed through a group of cyclists on the edge of parliament square. without stopping, it drove up the access road to the house of lords car park and smashed into the security barrier. because of the location and the use of a vehicle, counter—terrorism officers led the investigation. salih khater, the driver of the car, has now been charged with attempting to murder cyclists at the junction of parliament square and with attempting to murder the police officers who leapt out of the vehicle's path. this morning, he was brought to court for his first appearance in the dock. salih khater wore a grey t—shirt and white trousers and confirmed his name and his address, in birmingham. asked what nationality he was, he said

. >> a flickr with the treasury told baghdad -- if you look at what the treasury told baghdad, that is the pressure that we can put on regional allies. itself.telling, that in iran is putting major power in iraq. that they cut off financial ties, what does that say about influences. >> we want them to pay more attention to iran. point, one onthat the iraq issue, i still would not underestimate -- i'm not disagreeing with that. if you need any proof of the deterrent effect of the sanctions, look at the exodus of european and foreign firms leaving. for those of you familiar with the academic literature on sanctions, especially what came out in the mid-to-late 90's, and a lot of that focus on sanctions. the debate in washington after 9/11, after banks and businesses seen to develop, you have the deterrent effect of the sanctions. becoming a tool of national security policy in a way it was not. the act of a closure has to catch-up to the way pistol is evolving. this is one broad stroke. one reason for the flip-flop of the --. sanctions butike we will comply. just using the access to the u.

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people that don't want to pay a fee for what they call a large lunch collective bargaining rights for flickrs so my question is where is the other 80% go and that's part of what we haven't been able to find out train to fascinating stuff. thanks for joining us. i do want to go to the big board real fast, please. the dow is up 350 points. 1.4%. that is a big gain and it's held all morning long. next case, bit coin met with the treasury department or will mean about regulating the crypt or currency market. my "avatar," founder. i'll put it to you. if you get some kind of regulation in the crypto market, you get that market stability and you give it legitimacy. >> we definitely bring billions of dollars to this country at this regulation will be placed. stuart: you want this? >> we want this because other countries are much ahead of us. they are actually attracting u.s. american arch murderers to incorporate technologies. if we are not acting fast enough, we are losing our share. stuart: regulators stabilize the market is good. however, i've got to point out you know what's coming. group of cur