instagram is a part of that ecosystem. happens when all of these companies are trying to do the same thing? do some survive and some do not? >> well, there are a lot of flavors. everyone thought facebook and twitter could not exist on the same planet. when we talk to people, they talk about how instagram fits a unique space in their life. what they love about it is they can connect with interest accounts, a chefs, an amazing animator, trick media, those kinds of things. you can only find those on instagram. emily: is facebook competition? is whatsapp competition? people in your own family? >> we don't think like that. we spend more time trying to think of how to work together than how to work against each other. we obviously you overlap in some use cases but the surprising thing about combining these companies is how wonderfully toe, they work together achieve a greater mission. sharing content, sharing networks, making it easier for the consumer to ask is what i want which is compelling content. emily: that was my intervi

>> the olympics are always a big moment on instagram. have all of the athletes and countries represented. now that instagram is so big, i platform. a great about a brexit? could that affect you? >> potentially. we have a thriving platform in the u k i don't think it will be a big deal for amsterdam. been yourt has experience working with european regulators? >> when we were talking earlier, i expressed how much my job has changed. i did not realize how complex it would get to run a company of 13 people with 13 million users around the world to now over 500 million, taking each country on its own and understanding their local laws and local regulations. we want to be globally available, so we have a big team focused on that. it has been one of the most interesting learning curves as a ceo as we have grown. --ly: the plot from only's platform only started incorporating ads in 2013, but according to one marketer, it will account for 9.5% of facebook's revenue this year. that number is expected to grow to 14%. early, but it's promising. the

ofra: kevin systrom instagram.d to beat the instagram accounts of the astronauts on the international space station. astronaut tim peake talking about his return to earth after six months on the iss. he is still adjusting to gravity, but says he would go back to space in an instant. smiling, relaxed, and walking steadily at the astronaut center in cologne, tim peake is making a rapid recovery from his time in space. away from his mother, angela. would you do it again, and if you did what would your wife --nk about it -- to but which are wife think about it? tim: i would do it in an instant. i can say that because i've already talked to my wife about it and she is supportive. >> he was busy and is feeling better. like for him? hurtling down from space at 17,000 miles per hour? tim: to look out the window and see earth approaching at 100 kilometers in what looked like a fairly uncontrolled attitude was surprising and you get a strong sensation that you are just falling back to the planet. >> timothy peake. >> he alwa

next, the ceo of instagram as the company crosses a user milestone. ♪ emily: noun to instagram.r years ago facebook. the app for $1 billion. payings like that is off. the answer game community has doubled and reaches 500 million active users. we set down with cofounder and ceo kevin systrom for an interview. i asked about reaching the half a billion user milestone. kevin: what is amazing is that i think the last time we talked we had a couple of million users. it has been a little over five years. getting there at breakneck. we built from a company of 13 people. of 500.w shy it is crazy the scale. we have one out of three people in the united states using instagram every month. that is every entrepreneur's dream. emily: you added the last 100 million users faster than the 100 million users. why? kevin: images are universal language. it allows us to grow globally quickly. and we are at facebook. if there is any country don'-- any company to learn from about how to grow internationally, facebook has helped with their expertise. averaging 4.2 billion likes a day. give us an idea of

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using instagram every month as well.quitous, and that is every entrepreneur's dream. 100y: you added the last million users faster than the first 100 million. why is that? >> imagers are using personal language. it allows us to grow globally quickly. the second is, we are here at facebook. if there is a coming to learn from how to grow quickly internationally, facebook has been a tremendous help with our infrastructure and expertise. you are averaging 4.2 billion likes a day. give us an example of how fast instagram is growing. >> a lot faster than when we first talked. what's interesting about growth right now, it is happening mostly overseas. you are seeing countries light up in the same way the u.s. did very early on. you are seeing android take a lot more share as well on instagram. definitely a more global growth. when you end up seeing is a global diversity of interest. chefs in japan, amazing people doing arts and crafts in france. you see such a diverse group of interest. that is what is cool about the growth hap

instagram asceo of the company crosses a major milestone.w it's instagram -- four years ago, they bought it for a billion dollars and it seems like it is paying off. the community has more than doubled in two years and now there are 500 million active users daily and we sent them with the cofounder for a wide ranging interview. i asked him about passing the one billion user milestone. i think the last only talked, we had a couple of million users. that has been over five years. its breakneck speed. it's been 13 people now to 500. it is crazy the scale. we have nearly one out of three people in the united states using instagram every single month. it is ubiquitous. emily: you've added the last 100 users. talk about the 100 million. >> one, images are a universal language. globally us to grow and if there is any company to learn from, growing very quickly. that has helped. are averaging 4.2 billion likes a day. give us an idea of how fast instagram is. >> a lot faster than we first talked. what is interesting about growth the now is it is happ

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that was the instagram cofounder and ceo. coming up, scarlet: clinton versus trump and who is leading in the polls in the fund-raising. ♪ -- and the fund-raising. alix: you are watching bloomberg markets. scarlet: hillary clinton is holding her lead over donald trump. voters supported hillary clinton. is fallingillionaire behind in fund-raising as well. joining us as to why he is falling behind is our campaign finance reporter. >> the short answer is he has not done much to raise money. during the primaries, for the most part, he paid his own money and depended on free media exposure to win the republican primaries. after that, he said he would start raising money and would appeal to donors and hold fundraisers. the numbers show he really has not done anything in the month of may. there is a real concern on the republican side that he does not have the organization he will need to compete with hillary clinton. scarlet: that's why you have a change in the campaign manager. what indication do we have that republicans will suppo

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and when it gets there, then you appreciate it. >> she said that being on instagram not only allowedel like she was inspires other people but she said it made her feel accountable not only to herself but to that 12-year-old that reached out and said she was an inspiration. >> yeah. fat shaming yourself on social media. >> i guess that's another way to put it. it worked for her. >> good. >>> making news in america this morning -- inside the attack, new surveillance pictures show the suspected suicide bombers at the airport in istanbul. this new details emerges as the hero cop took out one of attackers and the victims being laid to rest. >>> convoy in a crosshairs, hundreds of isis members wiped out in seconds by an american strike. >>> a bicyclist killed by a grizzly bear near a national park. >>> and a dramatic crash, a car driving right through a hair salon nearly hitting people inside. >>> good thursday morning to you all. we begin in istanbul where

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>> i wouldn't even compare to facebook or instagram.on or jet. >> reporter: how do you stay humble in all of this? it's a lot for someone as young as you. >> everyone getting hyped up at what i achieved. but i feel like i'm just getting started. i don't even feel anything to brag about or whatever it is. >> reporter: do you ever think about wanting to be more like mark, mark zuckerberg? >> not really. he's too smart. >> reporter: rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> he can't cook, survives on mostly pizza diet. >> oh. then forget it. it's over. that's it. he's got nothing going for him. by the way, he said he was just getting started. it's not even true. he already started. he had two apps that he developed that hit number 1 on apple's app store before he even came up with flogg. >> wow. how about the hair? what do we think of the hair? >> great hair. got everything. except the cook thing. >> rick astleyesque. he's got everything. except cooking thing. >> rick astleyesque. er. what! she washed this like a month ago! how's a guy suppos

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my fans are so good to me. >> love your instagram.ou hashtaged my husband looks hot tonight. >> yes he always looks hot. >> he wore skinnier jeans th normal tonight. he's going to be mad at me. >> how about this for a dou date? they were joined by keith urban and nicole kidman but tim mcgraw brought his 17-year-old daughter. >> did she ask you to come or did you ask her? >> i asked her to come. i asked a couple of my daughters and she the only one that did. >> tim took home best video of the year while blake was named cmt's first ever social super star. >> have to have a few drinks to get on twitter every now and then. i didn't know you could get paid for that. >> have you heard blake's album already? >> not all the way through. he is killing it man. he did that song on the voice and we were like okay big bro. ♪7o cf1 o >> checking out the fashion harmony was on stage and all red during the performance and white on the red carpet. >> beautiful in white. >> thank you. >> i got the memo. >> and taylor swift's girl squad memb rocked a sh

on instagram have 200,000 advertisers.his great poster at facebook which says, where 1% of the journey is finished. every day we think about how to grow instagram. we launched instagram and response to the small businesses that have a presence, they wanted to have better insights in analytics and better respond to their customer need. david: is the curve of growth in instagram roughly the same as the curve of growth for facebook? consumer adoption of instagram is actually at a faster rate. instagram is at 400 million active users around the world now and it is growing very rapidly. from an advertiser base, we see a lot of facebook advertisers utilizing instagram so we are getting crossover, and they are finding success. instagram provides incremental feed to facebook as well as tv. what we are doing is leo is take it from what is your business -- we always take it from, what is your business objectives? we take that objective and build products and solutions on both platforms to achieve that. jonathan: there is tension bet

>> follow me on instagram.sreenivasan: you can find more brief but spectacular videos online at pbs.org/newshour/brief. >> sreenivasan: and, finally tonight, our "newshour shares": something that caught our eye that might be of interest to you, too. the "earth harp" is a unique musical installation that can turn any architectural or natural space into an instrument. we recently spoke with its inventor, malibu-based william close, during a three week exhibition at the kennedy center here in washington, dc. >> my name is william close. i am an installation artist and an inventor. the earth harp i invented right around the turn of the millennium. i actually mounted a series of chambers to one side of a valley and i ran strings 1,000 feet across to the other side, creating a literal harp out of the earth. the way the earth harp works is the strings are going from the chamber which rests on the stage, and they are going out and attaching to the architecture of the space that it inhabits. at the kennedy center, the s

instagram's growth is particularly impressive compared to twitter.rowth has been stalling with it. and it reportedly has 150 million active users. it was said on cnbc this morning there's huge potential to grow inzbram's ad potential dollars. it can tap into facebook's 3 million advertisers. in contrast twitter's advertiser number was just 130,000. snapchat doesn't disclose advertising numbers. this comes amid facebook making investments. the wall street journal paying $50 million to media companies and celebrities to create video for facebook live. this is part of beta program. quote, we're working with these offers to work on experimentation with this new for matt. facebook hoping the live video will engage users and draw ad dollars over from television. guys? >> i've got one. one of the first things you said. 80% of their users are overseas? what is that about? >> well, just shoes just how global instagram is and the potential not only to have a massive user base here, but also grow overseas. so you know, we have to remember tha that all of facebo

actually doke dyson sponsor instagram posts with dogs like toast.is toast advertising for? >> mini fashion brands. he is a stylish dog. -- many fashion brands. karen walker sunglasses. she wore $150,000 in jewelry. a lot of advertisers want in on this game because it is a practical way of reaching their core audience. pupol: there's a list of approved restaurants. >> the possibilities are endless. david: "bloomberg businessweek" is available on newsstands now. carol: and online. i liked the story on comcast, the x1 device. there are so many companies trying to control your home. you can link it to other devices like nast. very cool. what about you? david: i liked the piece on whole foods 365 stores. the attempt to woo millennials and get them to shop at markets again. carol: lots of good stories. we will see you again next week. ♪ ♪ brexitome to a special update. the scottish minister called the talk with the eu in the wake of the u.k. brexit vote. speaking after a meeting of the say a scottish referendum is very much close on the table. she also sa

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we've seen visual communications take off which is why we acquired instagram. now has 400 million people use it, 400,000 businesses aren't instagram. we acquired whatsapp and pulled messenger out and now have a -- one billion people on whatsapp because of the inflow of what we were seeing people communicating on business. we are constantly seeing consumer behavior evolving, and facebook today looks entirely different from facebook 2012. >> i have seen you say that as much as mobile has been a profound disruptor, live video could be even more of a disruptor going forward. tell us what you are looking at in terms of content and where you see video going. carolyn: we believe video can be even more disruptive than mobile. on instagram we have had a 40% , increase in video consumption over the last six months. consumers love the format of telling stories through sight, sound and motion. onere exploring everything , product we launched his growing quickly, allowing businesses to communicate their story in everything from three seconds too much longer format. kleenex

instagram has 200,000 advertisers.o from our perspective it's very early days, but we're really excited about the opportunity and certainly this week in cannes instagram is a topic of discussion in every meeting. >> so when wha are those conversations looking like. what do advertisers want to know? how are they actually building content? >> advertisers are most interested in understanding how to be mobile best marketers. they have had years, decades in some cases of experience in building wonderful tv creative and print creative, and now they've recognized that the consumer has shifted so rapidly to mobile, spending 25% of their time. in the u.s. alone consumers are spending over three hours on their mobile device, checking their phone 30 times or more per day. so if you're a marketer, you have to build this mobile first creative capability. >> but if you're a marketer, do you choose to advertise on instagram instead of facebook? >> most of what we're seeing is they're actually youtuutilizing platforms. it's excellent

>> i wouldn't even compare it to facebook or instagram. humble in all this? it's a lot for someone as young as you. >> i mean like everyone is like going hyped up like at what i've achieved. for me i feel like i'm just getting started so i don't feel anything to brag about or whatever it is. >> do you ever think about wanting to be more like mark, mark zuckerberg? >> not really. i mean like he's too smart. >> so he's still pretty humble but i can't imagine living 10,000 mile as from home at 16. >> it's pretty incredible to think about. most kids probably wouldn't be doing something like this but he has remained humble. i spent the whole day with his parents. it's important that he remains humble. they still have rules. he still have a curfew set for him. he calls his mom every 20 minute question whether entrepreneurs are born or made and comes from great-grandfather, great-grandfather, both successful businessmen but also took matters into his own hands. >> and started so young so it does beg that question, george, how much of this is part

. >> reporter: now josh, the fat jewish with 8.6 million instagram followers is using his social mediacelebrity to launch his own line, white girl rose. >> my real social security bottle on this bottle. >> reporter: his line and many others capitalizing on a booming market is, sales up 35% since last year. nearly 300 million liters consumed annually in the u.s. alone. >> it's not about us. it's about rose. >> reporter: a big part of the rose market millennials using social media to fuel the fanfare. insta #s like rose all day, rose and yes way wa rose often paired with pictures from rose revelry. on the boat, one of the largest rose festivals, 1,000 guests and more than 150 different rose varieties. founder introduced me to a few of them. >> what makes a wine rose. >> a maceration of the skin and the use for a very short period of time, like about an hour or two whether he a red wine would macerate for several days, several weeks. >> reporter: and america isn't just drinking rose. the country is now the third largest exporter of the wine. right behind france. famous in the rose world f

he posted this photo on his personal facebook page to celebrate instagram's growth. yes, fantastic.harp-eyed readers noticed a laptop on the deck behind him. >> now, there's actually a piece of tape over the camera lens near the top of the screen and also another piece of tape over with his computer, he just turns it on and off. >> control alt delete fixes everything. >>> troubling developments may cause many parents to think twice about sending their children on airplanes at least alone. >> authorities looking into two separate cases of sexual assault involving underage kids flying by themselves. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: it was an alaska airlines jet making the unplanned landing in seattle, so a 23-year-old man could be taken off, booked for trying to kiss a 16-year-old girl who was sleeping after taking off from portland. a week earlier, a 13-year-old girl allegedly assaulted on an american airlines flight. the 26-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to federal charges of abusive sexual contact. the girl's mother paid the $150 unaccompanied minor fee expecting her ch

. >> reporter: he started on instagram. now we're getting details about the speech he is giving this morning that aids say will be a cross between an inspiring message and an attack on hillary clinton. >> it's a disaster. obama has piled it on. she has been there watching. >> that's donald trump on instagram, previewing his new york speech later this morning. his response to the take down. she claims trump policy would ruin the economy, send the u.s. back into recession and destroy small businesses and working families. >> he's written a lot of books about business. they all seem to end at chapter 11. we can't let him bankrupt america like we are one of his failed casinos. >> reporter: clinton meets with top democrats this morning. she tied with or leading trump in three battleground states. trump has a new line of attack, questioning her faith. >> she's been in the public eye for years and years now, and yet there is no, there is nothing out there. because there's nothing out there. >> reporter: trump named a new advisory

this is a new yoga girl'sirl' instagram account and therefore no violation of instagram's no nude thinklicy.nu she says she isn't doing the attention, but for the message. she launched the aaccount and has 346,000 followers.ollo along with the black and white photos of her in beautifully twisted yoga poses. she blogs about having a positive self image.imag > she declined to skype with us, but she did answer our questions via e-mail. i asked her what prommed her to start her page.ar >> she answered she wanted too bring together two things. when i asked her what inspires her, she said the shapes and sh lines of the human body inspires me a lot. she gets very inspired the firse time she took the photos because she was able to transmit nudity, but not in a sexual way. she's been doing yoga fora several years, just started practicing daily the last couple of > anyway it's a beautiful instagram note on. the account is blipping the instagram. > thanks for joining us at 5. fox5 local news at 6 starts right now. > this is fox5 local news at 6. a severe thunderstorm watch isro now in effect for t

and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!!s it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. the roast looks good dad. how go 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. >>> take a look at this video, specifically the right side of your screen. for a second you can see a woman's arm. police in pass denarks texas say she was locked in the trunk. >> yikes. they say her ex-boyfriend claims he was pranking her. he drove off when police pulled him over last week and officers said he heard the woman screaming. police caught the man and his current girlfriend who was with him, both the man and the girlfriend are charged withing a xwra va aggravated kidnapping. >>> and l

she shared two photos of her encounter with the president on instagram captioning one of them "for once'm speechless." >> that's a pretty cool moment. "a meeting of the leos." a cosmic convergence." >> talked about birthdays and everything. >> according to another photo she shared of the president and the first lady, the feeling is apparently mutual. look at them decked out. >> that is very cool. >> next up justin bieber gets in trouble again with his fists, again. >> bieber was outside a hotel in cleveland after game three of the nba finals when he got into shoving match with a guy that was five foot tall as mark said, twice his height. oh. so tmz obtained this video. the shoving match escalated into bieber throwing a flurry of punches and the guy almost effortlessly slamming him to the ground before bystanders pulled them apart. >> the guy's massive. >> some witnesses say bieber was getting bombarded with requests for photographs which could have sparked the fight. >> apparently trying to save face, the biebs posted his instagram picture the next day with the caption "not a scratch on

kimberly morris we speak your name and sharing all of the victims' stories on instagram with we speak your name. you can share our stories as well. we'll be right back. >> a suspected dui driver in the hospital after he crashed his car in a house. late last night the unidentified driver traveling northbound on interstate 680 and took the exit ramp and kept on going into ray minter's house. the 50-year-old property sits from the exit ramp. minter says his house has been hit four other times. >> you don't know what to think. disbelief. what was going through my mind, does this guy have insurance because my insurance is tired of having to pay for all of this. >> one of the first things we need to do is to look at the crash history that we have of the area, to see if the city can mitigate the crashes. >> city says they may include new markings. ray minter is looking for a place to stay tuned. >> new developments out of orlando. and sharing stories of those killed. and we will get to that in a moment. like laroy valentine hernandez. he was very spirited and happy. >> and magill had a side

your discover page on instagram? people from all over, sometimes you are really interested in the video and no idea? >> you may as well be speaking a foreign language. jill, i don't know about all of this stuff, barely able to keep one facebook and twitter. >> still teaching him. >> i'm with you on snap chat, jim, instagram, it is a good one. >> okay. >> i'm on there, just don't know. >> just doesn't know how to use it but i am working on it. >> thanks, jill have, a good weekend? baby steps. >> all right, pennsylvania's governor tom wolf's office says no decision has been made yet on whether to call a special election, to fill the vacated seat of congressman chaka fattah. eleven term democrat resigned yesterday, after he was convicted this week on charges of racketeering, fraud, and money laundering. now, you know initially, he planned to step down on october 3rd 1 day before scheduled to be sentenced, but, after pressure from congressional leaders, fattah resigned effective immediately. >>> democratic lawmakers say

and instagram has passed half a billion users. with growth outpacing the photo sharing at, 300 million of those people use it everyday. which is double that of twitter and snapchat. facebook bought instagram for $750 million in 2012. growing outside of the u.s.. >> was interesting about growth right now is that it is happening mostly overseas. because you are seeing countries like up in the same way that the estate did very early on. you are seeing android take a lot more share as well of instagram. so it is definitely a more global growth. i think what you end up seeing there is a global diversity of interest. chefs in japan. amazing people doing arts and crafts in france. you see such a diverse group of interest. rosalind: that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: rosalind, thank you very much. the u.k. prime david cameron has made a last-ditch attempt to stave off a brexit. an impassioned plea, he urged remain in a referendum, that there were be no going back if the u.k. voted to leave the eu. prime minister cameron: it is a

he said he's the one that shot the instagram video.had an incredible vantage point to what happened here. bryan preferred not to speak on camera. we're speaking to him off camera. we wanted to know exactly what happened. tell us what happened here. >> from my understanding what i seen, i came out of door two and i seen a police running across the street with his gun drawn he was yelling at an african-american man with dreds. he said stop and put the rock down. he wasn't. they fired on him. once he hit the ground they kept telling him to stop moving, i guess he was still moving and they shot five more shots. >> we're looking outside baggage claim door three. this happened around this area? is that what you're saying. >> he was walking past this back car with the busted windows i guess that's what he did, i don't know he had a rock in his hand. i think his hand was bleeding from the rock. he was walking towards baggage door 2 and they shot him in the middle. >> how much warning -- what were police saying to him? how many times did this -

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