coming up twenty seven teams most google names shining on instagram. and lots of every day annoyances. but first computer game developers egyptologists are teaming up to decipher hieroglyphs using artificial intelligence. they were inspired by a game where players transport themselves into the world of ancient egypt. hundred lives pyramids and pharaohs are all part of the assassin's creed origins video game developers added an educational feature based on authentic ancient egyptian sources canadian historian. helped develop the educational concept the discovery tour could prove very useful for schools and museums. normally we wait to make a game for entertainment for fun and we do discrepancies with history we recreate the narrative we create the story this time around we're used the same environments but it's not about a conflict anymore it's not about the narrative it's a little more about taking the time to explore. after a while developers realize that some of the hieroglyphs ancient egyptian writing can be extremely difficult to decode that gave t

to instagram is said to be nice network. news but it seems to be treading a narrow line between advertising and reality. says more beauty for the world. short and sweet the ship snapshots. much younger than her real. computer technology and millions of dollars made it possible but it can be done cheaper as a reddit user demonstrated. the free software. can recreate the film effect. the software utilizes machine learning algorithms to switch faces. have already been made. is a favorite for recasting and. unfortunately the program has also been misused to plaster the faces of well known actresses to sex videos resulted in the groups getting banned from reddit the program is still available. on the digital world this is our facebook page. for all the latest digital news and interesting apps gadgets and. helpful tutorials you can watch the ship reports there to. follow us and tell us what you think. on t.w. digital. and as always we leave shift through the exit our internet find of the week this time it's unsatisfying. nearly ev

and stops she's an instagram professional who earns from. targeted advertising on her profile travel companies pay her to share her holiday photos. some people are charging that thousands and thousands of photo . which has only a couple hundred so it's such a big range it's like a really hard thing to actually determine but people can definitely make that have a few thousand among. the social network and advertising platform is headquartered here in silicon valley's menlo park south of san francisco in twenty twelve facebook acquired the company for around seven hundred sixty million euros close to five hundred employees watch over more than eight hundred million users its founder claims his app has changed the world. you would see people shift their way of looking at the world a little bit i think it's really interesting and it's always this interplay between you know the constraints of the op and then how people turning it into their own way of i love when people say you know i now notice things out in the world i think oh this is going to

emily: i want to talk about instagram, facebook does not break down instagram revenue. according to estimates, it is continuing to grab a bigger share of that ad revenue pie, continuing to grab more users. melissa, instagram is saying they will generate 8.06 billion dollars in ad revenue, giving it 3% of the total ad market in the world. that is kind of huge. melissa: it is huge. i cannot speak to e-marketers numbers but at forrester we list something similar. this is not surprising looking at other trajectories that are trending. internet usage has been moving mobile on a global scale for the past many years. one of the other interesting numbers i thought about facebook's earnings was that 91% of their ad revenue was now coming from mobile. the portion of the pie is continuing to grow as well. i think we will see that shift a bit as other rivals start to shift more toward mobile as well. i think instagram is capturing a large portion of the mobile dollars because of their innovation in their ad product and core products as well. emily: david, at a certain point, could

instagram is now their brochure. it helps put this little street in brooklyn on the map. >>> we have got the study in crafts we usually have this of t shoreline and the warm temperatures inland. that is going to be enhanced this week. high pressure over four corners, beginning to send a little extra high pressure our way. and that means by midweek, we'll be near 100 degrees inland. over the golden gate bridge, it's bleak. you can see a little blue over there by tiburon. the numbers as warm as 90 degrees, concord, oakland 69. in san francisco overcast 63 degrees. [ laughter ] >> and you can see it from the vantage point of the sales force camera right at the top of the fog. that's a pretty shot. usual low clouds around the coast tomorrow. sunny and mild around the bay. inland in the low 90s. about 91 degrees. and here's what's happening for tomorrow. the high pressure is still over four corners. and the futurecast shows low clouds blooming overnight. here's what we're expecting, warm inland, cool coastline. clouds per

and so we thought we should get and instagram and all, just get his name marlon, marlon bundo because the twitter was taken, somebody took it when he was all over the news. so we got the instagram handle for marlon and the first post we put up was marlon in his cage on the second floor of thenaval observatory where we live . and he hopped out of his cage so i put up a post that said marlon's first steps in the naval observatory and my sister's boyfriend dan gets credit for saying he's the botus and he came up with that right away. so he's botus, first bunny of the united states and that his official role and yes, so the instagram is where it all started. he got really popular on this . >> is first steps in the naval observatory, that's one thing we wanted to talk about in the book. just to let you know we keep saying naval observatory but a lot of people don't know what we are talking about when we say that. in 1974 the first vice president to live in the naval observatory was mondale, actually rockefeller was the first one who could have lived there but he decided to, he decorated it

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it's an illusion to spaniards and that instagram masterpieces. all the work in the us is going to mazing disappearing act. and size issues the miniature world of photography. the city. we have plenty of brilliant artists coming up for you and we start off with a geo that's made the name on social media there are now one billion instagram users worldwide so you need to really stand out to gain a substantial following i'm not davis and danielle of the way that have made it the two spaniards play with patton's shapes colors and perspective to create truly unique images. an orange child becomes a fried egg on the wall. two balloons combined with a red dress create a smiling face. red stripes pose a danger to anyone who can run away fast and. there are photos by ana davies and. the spanish artist you want to set up these little masterpieces with the simplest of resources like type and combo. but to be famous this you must know if i had to describe our work in three words they would be creativity fun and minimalism i think that conveys our work pretty

he has over 19 million followers on his instagram. i think i he's doing all right.eltie knight joining us now from new york. but it seems jada got the last laugh. >> nancy, this is more like the ultimate clapback. the 46-year-old mom of three posted this bikini shot with the caption, "since will smith got me look'n all crazy in his daddy dearest video, i had to push some counter programming." you do you, jada. and like the smiths, hollywood is all for a european vacation and it's clear the stars are living their best lives on summer break. ♪ >>> beyonce and jay z capped off their european leg of their "on the run 2" tour with some r&r off the amalfi coast of italy. the carters were spotted lounging on a private yacht, getting in some alone time. queen bey snapping pics on her phone and rocking those sun hats. it's a short break for the duo who kick off their north american tour later this week. >>> meanwhile, the hemsworths and damon family vacation in spain continues. matt and chris strolled through the town of san sebastian together, before chris had to get back t

instagram is their brochure.is little street in brooklyn on the map. >> we have some guests in our audience, young ones, and they have the same picture of the bridge! >> the same picture. >> case in point there. >> do you instagram? >> not as much but i'm gonna start. [ laughter ] >> thanks so much for watching. we'll see you back here at 11:00 for more news. >> for news throughout the evening, cbss, if.com. goodnight. [ music ] >> announcer: the following program is sponsored by operation smile. every year, hundreds of thousands of children are born with cleft lip and or cleft palate. >> dr. bill magee: why should any child, anywhere on this planet, have to live a life of misery. >> kathy majette: a lot of people think that children that are born with these deformities are cursed. just imagine a life alone, that nobody wanted to be around you. >> norrie oelkers: and we had children coming in for screening with brown bags over their head. they're never allowed to leave their house unless they have a bag on their

eco friendly and come in public on pink which makes them completely instagram as was evident just hours after the gumshoes went on sale. they aren't cheap gumshoes retail for up to two hundred years and. i think going through is a good in a faded to sign because you make an f.m. streets cleaner with up cycling and chewing gum i think this is the best way to reach young people. we can invite and make part of this problem in a nice way so it's a way to to connect with the youngsters who are dropping these games on the street . style issues which to them that's to keep people from getting into sticky situations on the streets of amsterdam. all right time now for a look at other stories making headlines on the european culture scene starting with grown adults imitating animal sounds in the name of art more on that story coming up in today's express. nice has found a choir of wales for her new exhibition each made up of human volunteers who imitate the various sounds wales me. the choir is performing in north shields england greece used to have a job on a whale watching boat harangues editio

that they had split after cyrus deleted her instagram posts. but why'd she scrub her social media clean in the first place? today, a source tells "e.t.," miley simply likes to change things up. she is working on new music and plans to come back with brand-new instagram. ♪ we can't stop >> my managers are like, are you okay? are you on this planet because we haven't heard from you, we haven't seen any instagram posts. >> but when will we hear wedding bells for the couple? we're told there is no rush. she felt that all the pressure of a wedding put unnecessary strain on their relationship. and like all couples, liam and miley fight, but they both agree they are in it for the long run. >>> still ahead -- two '90s reboots in the work? we got the scoop. >>> the new talk of a dawson's creek comeback. >> like katie holmes would sign on >>> and saved by the bell, breaking news. >> will there be reunion. >>> and kevin hart's fight with tiffany haddish. >>> and which this is us star could handle a real-life -- >>> the stars of the predator have so much t

i get so upset when i see girls on instagram who say things like anna is getting so loud. but there's no one inside your head who says don't eat that. thought at the end of the day it's still my voice it's not like schizophrenia where you hear an entirely different voice it's my own. some fruit for breakfast i'd eat a third of a tangerine as it does that was just my way of being different than ordinary people mind i don't need food. or think i don't need much food to survive. but i cannot nothing or just a little. i missed a lot of any cooking with lenny is pretty laid back and yet somehow anorexia is always present it never really goes away. and a wreck is just a symptom of a bigger problem the causes lie elsewhere to find out more i'm driving to a residential treatment facility in. patients with eating disorders have shared living arrangements they're. normally we wouldn't be allowed to film here but i've known the head of the facility. for a long time she's usually very cautious of the public. oh the welcome to army doing to. how long people stay here differs. there's n

i wonder whether social media blogs and instagram photos contribute to the problem where the anorexic girls hang out online. are also flabby your stomach is soft and your thighs are a disaster or surround. by all sorts of slender women who gather likes for their bodies you can see instagram photos of girls who are clearly anorexic i'm interested in chatting with some of them so i set out to join a pro and a whatsapp group i contact several of the girls. and it worked one of the admins gets back to me i'll call her and to join the group i have to tell her my current weight and my desired weight she also wants some pictures now all i need is photoshop i become helen nineteen years old one meter seventy tall current weight fifty eight kilos desired weight fifty kilos the admin sent me the rules for the group. are pretty strict. awful if every evening you have to list how much you've eaten and what you ate how you can't take in more than a thousand calories a day and there are weekly challenges wonder what that's all about. and you have to post a new picture of your body every week. while

above so therefore users call themselves i g years short for instagram hours yahoo has been one for some time now. the new young is followed by around a thousand people and they've all seen these images that he's posted. such a battle on takes photos for a hobby she looks for unconventional perspectives. welcome art i like it to be on the creative side so i thought wow an empty soccer stadium looks really fabulous but my new running shoes had one more new stylistic element. nearly five hundred people follow the photographs she puts on line to be out on a shoot with others do something very special for. doesn't matter if you're an amateur taking pictures with your smartphone or a professional photographer this gives us an opportunity to exchange ideas and what's exciting is looking over each other's shoulders and seeing what you might have spotted what someone else will dizziness had to undergo because even. the first records can all be really very different. he argues the only one in the group who takes pictures just with his smartphone so he doesn't have the zoom options and other

that is thanks to instagram, bringing interest from around the world. >> we know the street is famouscause of the view. >> reporter: anna has visitors from brazil, and they saw the spot on instagram and headed over to the dumbo section of brooklyn. >> it is this particular street and this particular spot to get the right angle of the bridge. >> reporter: markel what is the contributing editor and says when it comes to tourism, instagram is the new navigator. >> new zealand is one of the most troublesome and popular places in the world due to the scenery. >> reporter: the recent study found 40% of millennials consider instagram a top priority when they plan their trips. that is a big number when you consider the estimated 60% of millennial travelers are on instagram, 375% increase from 2013. >> we are not picking the destination once we get there to take the picture, they think if we cannot get a great picture, i'm not going to go. >> reporter: instagram is the tool for travel agents, now their brochure and they help to put this little street in brooklyn on the map. >>> speaking of ins

on instagram. while we're back on the road now once a week. you are viewers can decide where to send our reporters you choose a destination in europe and we go there if you and share what we discovered please see i got to see the oak from and got a nazi on and paraguay got in touch and wants to know more about ukrainian holiday destinations so we traveled to the western region of book of veena to check out the city of chad and if see it's not the most well known tourist hot spot but well worth a visit let's find out why. the western ukrainian city of charity lies well off the beaten track nevertheless it has a cosmopolitan flair and is something of a sleeping beauty. an architect from prague built the university some one hundred thirty years ago. to students studied here she's a language mediator and offer city tours she loves the university's diversity. you cannot say for sure that for example there is belongs to this community or to this particular style because you can turn around and see different. byzantine and morris motifs dominate the

first of all, younger people use instagram and more facebook users are transitioning to instagram and it on the go. i think that will be a big growth driver. platformss of other like messenger, what is the potential? it is still in its infancy in terms of revenue. virtualey have oculus, reality and augmented reality. ramy: but this is still further down the line. want to buy stocks today for something that will happen in the future. people are using oculus. it's about sharing virtual 3-d experiences, which is what facebook is all about, connecting people and sharing experiences, and then making money by engaging those people and engaging advertisers to the customer base that is most interested in their products. and digital ads continue to grow. more companies are spending more money on digital-based advertising because it provides the advertiser with the highest rate of return. you connect with users or potential customers who are most interested in your products. haidi: at the end of the day, facebook still basically holds the holy grail of user data that companies and businesses wa

they believe instagram will generate $7 billion in revenue this year is conservative.his comes amid the facebook scandals that are in the spotlight. last night facebook's top lawyer collin stretch announced he's leaving at the end of the year and a reporter call was discussed yesterday to discuss the election interference. and it will not comment on the midterm elections. guys, back over to you >> julia, thank you very much. important story. eric is joining us now mike isaac is a reporter from the new york times who is out west good morning, good to see you. it will be fascinating will users have a defective, but have you seen any evidence that suggests they have >> there's no question the usage has peaked and that among young people it's starting to decline. >> on the core platform. >> on the core platform. but on the other hand, instagram is growing like weeds. and they just hit a month lhigh for users. it is an amazing thing but the core platform in the united states is that from the peak it may be on a decline. >> mike, how much does it matter if people are spendin

no, they're launching on instagram now, they're using instagram to book, you're using it as a businesseally fun destinations, but she's also a travel specialist. how do people find her? instagr instagram. >> people are getting dolled up in their photographs. >> thank you, mark, elwood, always good to have you here. >>> as the world dissects the meeting of president trump with the russian liteet leader vladi ♪ >>> they were part of the show on our series reporters notebook, john looks at the powers of foreign presidential diplomacy past and president. >> president trump made history this week when he joined russian president vladimir putin in helsinki for their summit. much of the country criticized the president for not challenging president putin. but there was also another message that went unsent. donald trump promised that he would be a cheerleader for america. >> we will make america great again. >> he built his career as a marketer and as president he's shown that marketing moxie. >> england, he found a way to mention his scottish golf course in an interview. >> you look at the o

there is a bright spot, and that is instagram. take a look at what mark zuckerberg said moments ago. mark zuckerberg: this accusation -- this acquisition has been an amazing success. when they joined us, they had 16 people, and since then kevin and the team have built stories, and now ig tv. it is a story of how effective the integration has been. emily: you wonder how often mark zuckerberg has to convince the ceo of instagram that selling to facebook for $1 billion so many years ago was the right call. $8tagram will generate billion in ad revenue this year. that is pretty significant. that is a silver lining to the negativity we are seeing right here. 22% down after hours. if this continued into tomorrow's active trading session, it would be at a low we haven't seen since late april. to what extent is this fallout from the data scandal we have all been following? emily: as we were talking about earlier, that is the million dollar question. we don't know for sure. we have all heard anecdotally about people who don't use facebook a

instagram and the reasons why a spanish duo is making a splash on the internet. it's time design is in high demand especially when it comes to food fashion and furniture the italian company solecki has specialized in playful home furnishings since the one nine hundred sixty s. and perhaps because of their distinctively italian flair customers are more willing to purchase lamb for the monkey or colorful lightbulbs held by a mouse we visited the company's creative director at us home. the sofas the bun the roll is a hotdog the cushions are tomato and cucumber slices stefano selectee loves little provocations fast food furniture and animal lamps made his company's name is objects are right loud and garish but then he doesn't take himself all that seriously. he and his wife adriano like to decorate their own home with products from stefanos company. called on the queen the truck and i love my work so well so love all the things we make. there my passion going on what i like surrounding myself with them is that a shift on that when a new rug go plates in spanish that

i wonder what role instagram played in all of this. rolestagram payers a huge because that is one place where facebook and look and say the thing that has really worked for these will work for instagram two. we know that business cold. we're instagram gets to be a little bit trickier is they have this extremely popular format called stories where people post videos of their day to disappear after 24 hours. that format, they are just starting to monetize it, it is unclear whether that is going to be as effective in terms of return on investment for fee adds that the we have seen in facebook past have been. >> thank you, sarah. let's stay on tech. should investors put faith in amazon? analysts expect the online retailer to report positive results today after the bell. joined in seattle. will amazon be the savior for this group? >> we will find out this afternoon. the key question with amazon is the balance. you can expect a very strong topline growth and especially this quarter they are still benefiting from the whole foods acquisition.

and don't forget you can also follow us on instagram time now for something to eat in for that we're headed to edinburgh in scotland where quite often hearty meat dishes are on the menu but this time around we're going to try something vegetarian cauliflower in a curry paste so been uppity. foothold which would the fruits of the forest on not only of the sweet for i.t. . i'll take a plant i'll break it down so i get the smell and see what sort of. memories get evoked by that so you go i don't need a smile or a sick smile and you know any stuff think you know how can i take basic green and it into my soul cuisine style. which what opened his own restaurant in edinburgh in two thousand and seven on the menu you'll find everything from scallops with the statue just to his vision of scotland's national dish served with which fiction. was typical scottish cuisine is really sort of evolving now this does that there's a preconception around the world that it's all deep fried and all the healthy you know we've got some of the best chefs in scotland who are each bringing their own unique styl

an une, instagram has spent 53 million minutes a day.gram a strong in new younger users and is a big hit in new markets like asia and latin america. it's no longer just about sharing photos. video is also now in the mix, and the platform launched tv, allowing anyone to produce and post longform videos. the company hopes it will boost instagram's well-established relationships with influencers and celebrities it used to rely on facebook for its success. now facebook may depend on instagram for its own future growth. ed ludlow, bloomberg news, san francisco. emily: coming up, ride-hailing, bike sharing, scooters. they are changing the way drivers get insured. we will discuss, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily:ed a more people move to cities and change the way they commute, they are also changing the insurance industry. the advent of services like ride-hailing and bike sharing have created a new opportunity, but to insurance giants are betting heavily on it. they are leading a $90 million investment in metro miles, the allure, payly the mile