it is significant that jack dorsey is there on the street. he is somebody i know fairly well and i am not surprised. i think it is because he understands the landscape is shifting. whye are a lot of reasons this matters deeply to him. >> let's talk about that a little bit. i was amazed to see jack was there. he is a billionaire and a well-known corporate ceo. to be out on the front lines of a protest -- not that anyone is for racial injustice. i'm just going to call it a brave move for him to be out there and on the streets. is this typical of him? doesn't tell us a lot about companies like twitter or square that had a role in founding? >> he is a very socially minded person. i don't know about him having protested elsewhere. that thesep a lever tools, like twitter and square, our contributors to a leveling of society and increase in social justice. you also have to factor in he grew up in downtown st. louis and has been deeply affected by the decline of that city and the racial polarization of that city. i know him enough to talk about that

another profile about square -- jack dorsey got skewered in a book.you handle the bad press? when the press is like pounding on you, how do you deal with that? >> first of all, i have hearing aids for a reason. i can turn them down or up. you should never get too excited about the press when you get good press and you should never let that press derail you from where you're going. people have a different version of success. you have to be anchored on coming in every day on the long game and winning against all odds. it is better if the world is running with you and giving you tons of kudos. often times when that happens, you get more than you deserve and you often get way too many bad ones when you are so working hard and you have hope. you cannot let all of that derail you. >> steve jobs often gets a lot of credit for turning around apple, inspiring the troops again. how often does that happen, if ever? >> you saw what john donahoe did at ebay. there are a lot of folks that have done great jobs to inspire their teams. look at linkedin right now. they

jack dorsey also got skewered by nick bilton in his book about twitter.you handle the bad press? you know, when the press is pounding on you, how do you deal with that? >> first of all, i have hearing aids for a reason. i can turn them down or up. you should never get too excited about press when you get good press, and you should never let bad press derail you from where you are going. often, people have a different version of success and what time frame. you have to be anchored on coming in every day, on the long game, winning against all odds. it is better if the world is running with you and giving you tons of kudos. oftentimes, when that happens, you are getting more kudos than you deserve. and you often get way too much bad press when you are still working hard and you have hope. thatannot let all of derail you. >> steve jobs often gets a lot of credit for turning around apple, inspiring the troops again. how often does that happen, if ever? what john did at ebay. there is a couple of great folks that i think have done really good jobs to inspire th

jack dorsey went to ferguson, and you might have to present employees that are black and one that knowsyou should've brought your textbook with you. >> do you mean build the plants that employ people in that. >> i'm talking so used like jack dorsey whose working in ferguson. if you really care, he could have grabbed a few, grab a hundred and say they've done well in school and i'm going to take you back with me. >> that is what we have to do. but the president needs to step up and put his money where his mouth is. it is time now for the "marching orders" where we are today. the dow jones testing the recent highs. i don't know if i want to talk about the all-time highs, but let's go back and listen to this. great gates guy, a lot of tweets. you guys really love the gun-control stuff and that's great. he will be back tomorrow, i will be back tomorrow as well. in the meantime, the ever capable hands of the master himself, lou dobbs of fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. residents of ferguson, missouri, bracing for what may be another night of chaos after a week of violent clashes b

that's the grade that square ceo jack dorsey would give himself when it comes to running the mobile payment company, in an interview with fast company. in the interview dorsey admits his team phases questifaces que the future. rumors of burning through cash, negative portrayal saying the once promising start-up is's in trouble and the next few months are crucial. an interesting read in fast company. not all bad. sort of sipts tets up challenge face trying to change mobile payments in the countries. >> low barriers in that marketplace. a lot of competitors to square. you can tell by the number of product launches simply they've had in recent months they're trying to figure what type of company they want to be. an appointment booker, small business lindender. you name it, they've tried it in the last months. >> dorsey's admission, weneeded payments what do you build on top of this now that you've got it? remind me of a moment youtube and google. it will be more than way to do video better online? will there be a business behind it? google managed it. we'll see if dorsey can. >> internally, un

melissa: among thousands of protesters, this is bizarre, twitter founder, jack dorsey. a st.is native. he marched alongside protesters, live tweeting and posting vine videos the entire home. heading home to st. louis, feels good to be home and we walk and tweeting, like the billionaire amongst us. do you feel like he is relating to the incident? what is your -- >> go inside what he thinks if he wants to be there part of it, that is fine. if he wants to be celebrity in it, that is interesting. more to it, who is there and why are they wrecking stuff? melissa: right. >> the thing is -- melissa: let's move on to that. protests are affecting more than two dozen big companies call st. louis home. the chaos is having greater impact on small business. to your point, not just the stores who have been looted. obviously that is devastating. we heard from so many people said they will not come back and go back to their stores and reopen. what about all the businesses closed because of cure few? -- curfew. business for the month impacted. >> this is serious issue of business in the area.

twitter's co-founder jack dorsey was in missouri over the weekend phone in hand to take pictures and take part in these protests. according to his twitter feed dorsey arrived friday and tweeted, it feels good to be home, i'll be standing with everyone in ferguson all weekend. these are pictures and videos from his twitter page. dorsey grew up. >> ten mays from where all the violent protests have been taking place. our coverage continues with brian williams. brian is in st. louis county and takes us on an in-depth look at the violence on the streets and new revelations about how michael brown died. that's coming up at 5:30, about 20 minutes from now, on "nightly news." >>> spinning doughnuts and popping wheelies. plenty of that action took place on two bay area freeways last night during daylight hours. in oakland, chp says those weekend sideshows took a deadly turn. >>> standing to honor a fallen legend. a tribute that brought people to their feet nationwide all for robin williams. >>> good afternoon. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. a day of microclimate extremes across the bay area.

. >> jack dorsey at square looking out what jobs was able to do to get to that point to. >> it is interesting. talking to andy he suggested something happens that people accelerate away and do something so imaginable they reset the rules. we saw that first with hewlett-packard with the great run then resawed at intel where it just takes the world with the processors in changes everything. and then jobs gives us the greatest ryan with three category creating under $1 billion industry is. that is when it becomes supranatural and they are terrified but they keep going. that is worthy of the story. not just the results but what made them who they are set. >> host: the one person who does not have his do is robert noyce as legendary status we don't know as much about him. there is an amazing story he had a pilot's license that scared andy grove balls almost took the life of robert noyce and steve jobs like richie baluns moment. >> like buddy holly the end of the digital age at the end of a run by. >> that is amazing that is why they don't let a lot of ceos do that. but i know jim morgan used to go

it is incredibly significant to me that jack dorsey is there on the street and he is someone i know fairly well and i'm not surprised, but he understands the landscape is shifting and there's a lot of reasons why it matters deeply to him as a st. louis native. >> let's talk about that a little bit. i was amazed to see jack was there not because he is a billionaire but a well known corporate c.e.o. to be out in the front lines. not that anyone is for racial injustice. i'm going to call it a brave move for him to be out there and on the streets. is this typical of him or tell us about him or companies like twitter and other companies he has had a role in founding? >> both. he is a very socially-minded person. i don't know about him having protested elsewhere but he is a deep believer in justice and believer that these tools like twitter and square are contributing to a level of society and increase in social justice and you have to factor in he grew up in downtown st. louis and deeply affected by the decline of that city and polarization and i know him enough to talk to him about that. he ca

charles: so over the weekend the twitter founder jack dorsey chronicled on offense.i native has hands-on action with the power of social media and the promise of making everyone a potential journalist. but one thing twitter has made some changing and systemic counts of anyone who showed this video of the beheading of james foley, by the way rest in peace. i have to think it's a huge mistake. my first week of the morning was here it is. in the age of citizen journalists, twitter is suspending accounts of the james foley video is an suppressing rather than enhancing freedom of speech. so do you think that you asia allowed to be citizen journalist? should they promote free speech or pick and choose? >> they are allowing us to be journalists and they do promote free speech and this is just an awful and terrible incident. >> it's not my computer. charles: if someone wants to post it, and it's news, it is news. >> what's the difference -- whatever twitter wants, it's a phone company and they have the ceos job to make the right decision for shareholders. >> i'm not arguing

jack dorsey is from st. louis 12 miles from ferguson. he arrived back home on friday and since then his twitter feed has been filled with his own posts from protests and retweets of other demonstrators. >>> u.s. airstrikes in iraq helped kurdish forces retake parts of iraq's largest dam. military officials say more than a dozen airstrikes were carried out today damaging or destroying 10 armored vehicles, 7 humvees, two armored personnel carriers and one checkpoint. the mosul dam was captured earlier this month by isis. there was a concern they would use the day as a weapon including mosul. >>> there were new reports isis fighters killed as many as 400 yazidi men in the village in northern iraq. those men were with their families when they were separated rounded up and killed. women and children were kidnapped and ordered by isis to report to a local school and register their families. >>> a touching tribute to robin williams in san francisco. flied memorial church dedicated its morning services to the beloved actor and comedian who died

great reports from mainstream journalists -- >> jack dorsey, the cofounder of twitter. >> unknown journalistscebook -- aand, lot less coverage. filters whatcally its users see, more in the vein of the ice bucket challenge is in the viral videos. both those companies are trying to make their feeds more interesting and more relevant. it was a weekend in which a lot of people said, twitter kind of won the week in terms of how interesting and relevant the feed was. >> at the same time, twitter was trying to censor and suspend accounts related to images surrounding the execution of james foley. twitter has been a place where all of this has been possible, but is it going to be that way in the future? >> it is interesting, because they have been making noises about trying to be more algorithmic, trying to extend their popularity to a broader user base. not all week's arrest packed with news as this week. withl weeks are as packed news as this week. i love the fact that we have two social media windows into the world that take different approaches and really complement each other. facebook -- mark z

. >> host: i would put forth this discussion, jack dorsey at square, they are still looking at what jobs was able to do at various stages of his career and think this is what i want to do to get to that point. >> guest: it is kind of interesting. talking recently to andy, he suggested something happens every once in a while in the business world where people just seem to like celebrate away from everybody else and they do something unimaginable, that they reset the rules of what you can accomplish and we saw that first with hewlett-packard, with a the great run of the h p away from 57 to 74 and we saw it at intel where intel takes the world's with the processors, the x 86 processors and changes everything and keeps of this amazing pace and jobs gives us may be the greatest run of innovation in history where he produces three category creating $100 billion industries, one after another every three years. that is when business becomes something almost supernatural and these guys do it and if you talk to them they are terrified. they don't know what they're doing in the thick of it but they

a famous tweeter joined the conversation, jack dorsey, co-founder of twitter.ernight curfew a missed opportunity to trust our people. "new day" starts right now. >>> breaking news, missouri's governor calls up the national guard after another night of violence. two people shot. police and protesters throwing teargas and molotov cocktails, though many people say they just wanted to protest peacefully. don lemon is live in ferguson. >>> the autopsy of michael brown, the medical examiner hired by his family releases his results. brown was shot at least six times, twice from the head, most likely from the front, not the back. >>> eyewitness exclusive, new video of the moments after the shooting. the police officer who shot him walking near the body. the young woman who took that video joins us live. what does she say happened that day. >> your "new day" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolduan and michaela pereira. >>> good morning. it's monday, august 18, 6:00 in the east. jim sciutto is with us. chris is on assignment this

how did we go from jack dorsey of twitter in a peaceful protest yesterday to what happened overnight where -- how many people were injured? >> eight or nine. we also have results from the autopsy. the teenager was shot at least six times, twice in the head. we know the justice department is asking for another autopsy. >> i was thunderstruck. i woke up at about 1:00 and stayed up looking at the twitter feed. tried to imagine twitter in 1963, david carr writing it up in the new york times. it has changed the dialogue. the misinformation is out there, as well. we need to get away from the misinformation. good morning, what is the single message you have for our viewers this morning? say that things have taken a drastic turn for the worst in ferguson. what started off as a peaceful nastyest extended into a situation. even children were gasseping for air on the streets of ferguson. the geography of ferguson, what will be the many policeetween officers and what i assume will be many more national guard? how will that change the landscape you observed? it is interesting because the police a

it was led by twitter co-founder jack dorsey.company is previously valued at $5 billion earlier this year. snapchat surging, they now agreed to invest in the instant messaging company the valuiation now close to $10 billion. snapchat said to take down a bid from facebook earlier this year. maybe they're looking smart. with eshould talk to waller about this. >> it's not worth $10 billion. >> it's not worth doctor 10 billion as an instant photo thing. but it's a way that people can build on it. by the way the market says it's worth $10 billion. klein and perkins says it's $10 billion. >> the park says a ferrari is $200 billion. there are lot of things the market says. yellin an company, a lot of things are happening globally based on central bankers. that's what we're worried about whether this any of these things are justified. are those signs? is it stamps the baseball card the other day? it goes on and on. >> they are getting two cents to the dollar. >> are they? ? remember the unmade bed with the used prophylactics and the zbr

jack dorsey once real-time tweets from eyewitnesses. st. louis is his hometown and cofounder of twitter. messaging services the new reporting the stem for events as they happen. you have the latest developmen developments, business and technology may let us see exactly what is happening when it happens it may help. let's get to that rally, shall we? i bring you pretty good news if you are a stockholder. dow jones industrial average up 1%. 16,822. got a couple of dow stocks at record highs this morning. disney made its way to $90 per share, home depot on the upside too. $84 per share. dow jones industrial average. look at the nasdaq up 41 points higher. don't know how many years, but it is up there. how broad-based is this rally? up .8%, 15 points up on the s&p. stocks rallying so much, dropping down below $1300 per ounce. now the yield on the 10-year treasury moving up today still historically low levels, 237 on the 10-year. jay nixon calling in the national guard after another night of violence in ferguson. police used tear gas, shooting a

the company led by twitter co-founder jack dorsey allows to turn any tablet or mobile phone into a crediteader. cliner perkins, lakoia capital and an interesting time for tech companies in silicone valley. i have to ask, do you use snapchat? >> you know what? i don't. maybe it's because i'm not a teenager any more. i've never used et. but i was late to the game in terms of candy crush and twitter, so maik maybe i'm not the best indicator. you use it, right? >> i do use it. and i have to say, once you start it, it's a little addictive, kind of like candy crash. >> maybe i don't even want to get into it, then. >>> let's move on, best buy shares disappointed for the third quarter in a row and the company expects they're going to have to get tough. the largest electronics consumer, the tra brick & mortar store has been rising. but as courtney reagan finds out, there is a way to beat that. >> traffic. for most of us, it's a hassle. for retailers, it's the holy grail. just getting shoppers in the store has become a feat. while many say a sale on their website is just as good, a sale in their st

twitter founder jack dorsey is also updating with retweets of vines and clashes with police. the square ceo traveled to his hometown of st. louis on friday. >>> okay, coming up, london property prices have jumped 20% so far this year, but will they continue to climb? after the break, we are going to kick off our global property week live from the uk capital. stay tuned for that and much more here on "worldwide exchange." the ca♪illac summer collection is here. ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 ats for around $299 a month and make this the summer of style. >>> bank of england governor mark carney has told the "sunday times" he will not wait for real wages to turn positive before hiking interest rates. this follows comments made during the inflation report last week suggesting rates are destined to stay at historic lows until at least 2015, largely due to slow wage growth. andrew bovis joins us now, cio and managing director at pimco. andrew, any clarity from anyone at the mpc or bank of england or mr. carney himself as to when we will see the rate hike

jack in the box sports desk. >> reporter:welcome back everyone. >> reporter:the 49ers have given a 2-year contract extension to defensive tackle glenn dorsey - a playerffered what is likely a season ending injury. >> reporter:.that's just not something you normally see in the cut-throat world of the nfl. >> reporter:now i'm sure the niners got a reduced rate on dorsey.but committing to an injured player. >> reporter:dorsey - who tore his left bicep at practice earlier this month.is now signed through the 2016 season. .the timetable to return from that kind of injury is at least four months.but could be longer. >> reporter:the 29 year old isn't a star player by any stretch.but when healthy he does provide depth along the interior of the defensive line. >> reporter:the 49ers were back on the practice field today in santa clara. trying to figure out how to score some points. >> reporter:in 8 preseason quarters jim harbaugh and company have just 3 points. >> reporter:meanwhile they've given up 57. niners host the chargers this sunday at levi's stadium and the starters typically stay out there a bit longer in the third preseason game. r >> reporter: the r