what do we learn from hearing from jack dorsey? ellen: it is the 10th anniversary, and twitter is in an odd spot. revenue is up, but they have yet to turn a profit. the big problem is they have plateaued out at 320 million users, which is a lot of users, but it needs to get bigger. david: people try it, and they do not come back. ellen: people try and sometimes they do not come back, although, again, 320 million is a lot of users. people are looking to see growth and to see growth in revenue as well, so that is a problem he is dealing with, and he has a plan to get twitter to 20 years old. david: we talked to felix gillette, one of the authors of that story, along with sarah frier. felix: he wants the world to know that twitter has an identity, and it knows what its identity is. over the past 10 years, a lot of people were like is it a social network, is it a social conversation, what is it good for? is it good for media, for celebrities? twitter never had a strong response. his first response is twitter is live, a conversation hap

what do we learn from hearing from jack dorsey?llen: it is the 10th anniversary and twitter is in an odd spot. revenue is up, but they have yet to turn a profit. the big problem is they have plateaued out at 320 million users, which is a lot of users, but it needs to get bigger. david: people try it, and they do not come back. ellen: people try and sometimes they do not come back, although, again, 320 million is a lot of users. people are looking to see growth and to see growth in revenue as well, so that is a problem he is dealing with, and he has a plan to get twitter to 20 years old. david: we talked to felix offers --one of the one of the authors of that story along with sarah frier. , felix: he wants the world to know that twitter has an identity and it knows what its identity is. over the past 10 years, a lot of people were like is it a social network, is it a social conversation what is it good , for? is it good for media, for celebrities? twitter never had a strong response. his first responses twitter is live, a conversati

what do we learn from hearing from jack dorsey?llen: it is the 10th anniversary, and twitter is in an odd spot. revenue is up, but they have yet to turn a profit. the big problem is they have plateaued out at 320 million users, which is a lot of users, but it needs to get bigger. david: people try it, and they do not come back. ellen: people try and sometimes they do not come back, although, again, 320 million is a lot of users. people are looking to see growth and to see growth in revenue as well, so that is a problem he is dealing with, and he has a plan to get twitter to 20 years old. david: we talked to felix gillette, one of the authors of that story, along with sarah frier. felix: he wants the world to know that twitter has an identity, and it knows what its identity is. over the past 10 years, a lot of people were like is it a social network, is it a social conversation, what is it good for? is it good for media, for celebrities? twitter never had a strong response. his first response is twitter is live, a conversation happe

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was the ceo before jack dorsey. felix: i do not see a huge amount of difference at this point. n front and center. they think there is obviously value in that, but this guy has been held that this great tech visionary. he has a vision for the company. salespersonnd of that we needed at a time when we needed to step it up in terms of our market, in terms of public relations, in terms of the story that twitter tells the world are about why they need to come back to twitter and give it a try. david: ahead on bloomberg businessweek, the magazine's creative director talks about ceo jack dorsey's pose. propecia, the exclusive danish hair clinic setting up shop in beverly hills. all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." in this week features section, stephen spinner. the controversial solyndra investment, but now he has created software crucial to politicians getting elected. >> i first met steve spinner when i went out to silicon valley to do a story on the up and coming candidacy of barack obama, who had just challenged hillary cli

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joe lavorgna and steven klein. >>> jack dorsey on the record after the break.what he had to say about what it's like to run two companies in such a time of volatility. dow's up 74 points. "squawk on the street" continues in a minute. need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. and now you can use zip recruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com. >>> square reported better-than-expected revenue in the first earnings report since going public. kayla tausche spoke with jack dorsey in an exclusive interview and she is in san francisco this morning. hey, kayla. >> reporter: hey, carl. the narrative jack dorsey is running two companies, that changed when they reported a jump in fourth-quarter revenue and payments processed despite a wider loss than expected on ipo charges. software and data is the portion of the company that encompasses cash advances, food and delivery and payroll. that grew 52.%, but they attribu

meanwhile, jack dorsey's interview tonight on "the closing bell."e've walked through some of the questions that will probably be asked. certainly a nice pop off of the bottom after cracking that $9 ipo price. >> it has, square and twitter having difficulty today, square down about 1.5%, twitter down more than 3% today. if you're jack dorsey, which one do you look at? you have to look at both. square is report today, you have to think about that one. he's got quite the challenge. consumer names in general having trouble today. groupon gown abodown about 9%. yelled down about 5. zillow group and twitter, as i mentioned. >> chipotle continues to be weak throughout the course of the day, down 4.5% today on reports they've had to close this restaurant in boston because of concerns about employees get sick, not necessarily reports of customers getting sick. cramer this morning satisfies -- says chipotle is through the worst of it. let's go to scott wapner in the "half." >>> welcome to the "half time report." i'm scott wapner. the bull market officially tu

ten year ago this month, history was made when jack dorsey sent the first tweet ever. in the decade that's followed, twitter has become the place for the world to share breaking news, historic moments and selfies, all in 140 characters or less. we're happy to have jack dorsey, twitter's co-founder and ceo as he celebrates a milestone. congratulations. >> thanks for having me. >> march 2006, you sent the now, there is some 320 million active users on twitter. i think you have 3.4 million followers personally. other than sheer numbers, what's the biggest change from then to now on twitter? >> i think how people use the service. it is the easiest way to see what's happening in the world right now. live. it breaks news for so many people. a lot of people just use it to see what's breaking and what's new in the world. >> it's grown up. has it grown up to be a great kid or, at times, can it be a bratty kid? >> it is a great kid. but it reflects what's happening right now and what people want to talk about it with it. >> i should mention, you're not only the ceo of twitter bu

kayla is live in san francisco this morning after her exclusive interview with square's jack dorsey. john forte and myself here along with henry. good morning to you. >> great to be here. >> a lot to get to today. we'll start with the markets. volatility the name of the game after the ecb cuts rates and expands their bond buying program but the market for 60 minutes ago fell on the news that a big reversal. same thing with oil on the down side as opec sources tell reuters that no meeting will take place in march. then there's politics. presidential front runner tonld trump joined squawk earlier this morning. here's what he said about currencies and the u.s. relationship with china. >> you can devalue but you can do something else that i think is probably much better than devaluing. you can charge a surtax so you can charge a tax for products that they sell in the united states. they're taking advantage of our country. we don't have strong leadership. i don't think we have strong economic leadership at all. you look at what's going on with the world and what other people and countries

jack dorsey,on because he is also ceo of twitter.ggles both is a critical question going forward. at aroundck trades $12, not far from his post-ipo peak. thirdent is negative, a of its shares short, in part because the company is not making money. net income on adjusted terms is trades atyet square 10 times revenue, the valuation for visa and mastercard. slowed tovenue growth almost 50% in the previous quarter. one reason why is the transaction revenue rate, 2.95% previous three months. this decline is due to squares efforts to lure bigger clients away. another drag on revenue is slowing blame growth. most growth comes from increasing sellers using it service, currently more than 2 million. gadget first of its kind allows anyone with a cell phone or tablet to accept credit card payment. square needs to branch out to grow. one strategy is to use transaction data to help merchants conduct targeted marketing. square will report its results after the u.s. closing bell on wednesday. alix: good stuff. digging deeper into square is david ri

earnings-wise we'll get square and jack dorsey tonight on "closing bell." >> i think jack dorsey is athe epicenter of some companies. >> yeah. there's that. there's twitter and square. two companies. >> twitter will ever be defined as your interview with dick and yours with jack dorsey. they geesht to change that perception. do you remember that interview with jack dorsey? >> yeah. >> can you come up with an analogue, you know, of another interview that was like that? >> the marissa mayer interview was interesting. >> that too. >> of richard nixon. >> that stock is still down 20% this year. others in that sector have rallied. >> when i created f.a.n.g., i never meant to create f.a.n.g.ed. >>> southwestern, murphy, cabot -- interesting. looking at energy companies with the lowest long-term deficit. >> they raised its dividend a couple of earring ago. that's kind of family company. they said, listen, we understand, we can do this unless it all goes down really, realreally far. that's great. that that's a great balance sheet. i think we're separating the good from the bad here. a lot of c

but investors still want to know if ceo jack dorsey can really run two companies at the same time. >>> and the race for the white house. sparks fly between hillary clinton and bernie sanders as focus turns towards florida and ohio. it's thursday, march 10th, 2016. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost. let's get straight to u.s. equity futures this morning. slight gains yesterday. today we are looking at a little bit of green on the screen. really not very much to talk of. ultimately we are flat in the premarket session. the dow called to open up by 9.5 points. a quick look at the yield on the u.s. ten-year treasury as well. of course that's been an important risk gauge. 1.862, as you can see. just in the end of february, start of march, that yield has been ticking up. a little bit of bond selling, a little bit of risk-on sentiment. >> central banks on center stage today. the ecb meeting in frankfurt. policy decision expected around 7:45 a.m. eastern time. president mario draghi wil

he is here about jack dorsey. >> notice the shoes as the shot comes in. mr. iate that. >> 140 characters, the limit, is it staying? if it's going away, when? >> it's staying. it allows for a moment for everything. >> not changing anything? >> we're changing a lot. always going to make twitter better. >> still 140 characters? >> 140 characters. >> there's been a lot of moments for the past ten years for twitter. first in 2006, this sketch, what was this? >> this was the original design for twitter. this was ten years ago. we called it status back then. it's a simple way to talk about what's going on. >> how far is twitter today from the 2006 sketch? >> it's similar. people are updating what's happening and you can follow what people are saying. >> few short years later, twitter is the place many go for the latest news. this photo personified that. the miracle on the hudson picture. the first picture came out was from a twitter user. >> this photo went around the world within ten minutes, picked up by cnn. it's breaking news. you can interact with the news maker

cofounder be on the and chief executive officer, jack dorsey.juggles square and twitter is a critical question. let's see what the numbers on the square show and the numbers trades not- square far from his post ipo peak of $13. sentiment is negative with a third of its shares sold short. that's because the mobile payments company isn't making money. even on adjusted terms, square trades at 10 times revenue, which is near the valuation of visa and mastercard. slows toevenue growth almost 60% in the previous quarter. 60% doesn't sound too bad. one reason why the transaction over theate slipped previous three months. as they are trying to lou are trying to her merchants away from bigger card processors. slow-moving volume growth coming from increasing the number of sellers using it service which now stands at more than 2 million. square allows anyone with a cell phone or tablet to accept card payments. as it competes with paypal and others, they need to branch out to grow. one strategy is to use transaction data to conduct marketing software data.

he sat down with jack dorsey for an exclusive. what did you learn? >> they have a big problem. asically marketing and product. they have the user growth stalled out at 320 million users. the other problem is so may -- so many people have already tried it twitter and decided they don't like it. part of the huge challenge is getting those people back. stephanie what is the recipe? :not just really great marketing. the actual game plan? >> part of it is convincing people you don't have to tweet to use twitter. you can sit there and just listen. and that twitter is the best place to listen to world events that you are interested in. whether it is sports or politics or entertainment. stephanie if that is argument, : isn't working with advertisers? at the end of the day, they have to make money. >> advertisers like the product. advertisement is going pretty quickly. that is one of the best things they have going for them. but they want a bigger group of users. they want closer to what facebook has which is 1.6 billion users. stephanie if you think about : facebook and acquisitions the

he sat down with jack dorsey for an exclusive. what did you learn? felix: they have a big problem. asically marketing and product. they have the user growth stalled out at 320 million users. the other problem is so many people have already tried it twitter and decided they don't like it. part of the huge challenge is getting those people back. stephanie: what is his recipe? not just really great marketing. the actual game plan? felix: part of it is convincing people you don't have to tweet to use twitter. you can sit there and just listen. and that twitter is the best place to listen to world events that you are interested in. whether it is sports or politics or entertainment. stephanie: if that is the argument isn't working with , advertisers? at the end of the day, they have to make money. felix: advertisers like the product. advertising has grown quickly. that is one of the best things they have going for them. but they want a bigger group of users. they want closer to what facebook has, which is 1.6 billion users. stephanie: if you think about facebook and acquisitions they have

jack dorsey have to turn squrae around?them to still have this year. if they exit 2016 still growing faster than the industry with a good trajectory for margins, i would expect the lease to be extended. scarlet: is there any opportunity for synergy between twitter and square, or is that something where there are two separate entities and never the twain shall meet? >> bluebottle coffee, which is where jack stops on his way from twitter to square, is the best. thin tech companies that have recently entered the public market have had a tough time of late. what will squares results say about the health of thin tech? >> it's early, but bringing on deck a lending club is important in the square context. engines and big high expectations are from this small business lending business. look at what happened to on deck and lending club. those started to deteriorate and when they did, there wasn't any looking back. it is a subpar lending business. scarlet: thank you very much. we have to leave it there. ♪ scarlet: welcome to bloomber

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jack dorsey told cnbc the company is in great shape. >> we have a very healthy payments business. we have a very healthy and growing software and data business as well. so it's not a matter of matching costs. it's really making decisions around investment. we put our people first, our employees, and what they're building. we will continue to hire great people to build services that the people value and people love. >> now, staying with tech, our colleagues in the states will be speaking to the twitter co-founder biz stone at 8:40 eastern time. super cool name. biz stone. >>> anyway, vw's top u.s. executive is stepping down. the automaker announced that michael horn, president and ceo of the group's u.s. business since 2014, is leaving by mutual agreement to, quote, pursue other opportunities effective immediately. his departure comes as volkswagen continues to negotiate with u.s. authorities over its emissions rigging scandal. shares have fallen around 32%, 33% since the scandal broke just last september. >>> and another exchange deal. nasdaq has announced that it's buying the u.s

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we have been listening to jack dorsey on the earnings call.ake a look at what he said about their contact list. orsey: we are seeing strong demand for our contact chip and reader. we have been shipping the readers since december. it is also for sale online and in apple stores around the country. emily: how strong is square's product pipeline? paul: i think it is great. it is amazing for the ecosystem. payments,celerate because if you look across merchant locations, the actual places you can use your apple pay or android pay are quite limited. add that to the 2 million plus merchants they use is a great development overall for consumers. emily: it was interesting early this year when we were seeing a lot of market volatility, with twitter and square specifically, we saw a rise and fall together even though they are completely different businesses, yet run by the same person. recently, we have seen square outpaced twitter. how much do you think him being ceo of one is affecting the other and vice versa? hairball.ink it is a i wish you would stop

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today investors want to see jack dorsey will be able to increase the number of monthly active is 320 exclusive interview with dorsey who will be on the cover of the magazine this weekend. felix joins me now. you are right about the struggles. what does dorsey say about this? >> we have a quote from dorsey talking about twitter identity. in the past when people heard about twitter, they assume the way to use this was you had to tweet about something. more and more people are seeing it as you can see what is happening around the world. >> the whole concept now is live. >> also getting the sense that you do not divide anything 2% -- participate in twitter. has decidedat he 140 characters has been the limit. in yourems optimistic story. you say that is genuine? >> definitely. he said i am confident we have your place in the world. we have a lot to do to refine what we have. that what that says that people who really use twitter love it. meantime, a lot of media companies have hopped in there is note said twitter going to organize twitter for an average reader, we will go in there and mine

it is the 10th anniversary of the first tweet by jack dorsey. public until 2006. that's the actual birthday. >> how long have you been on it. >> 17 years i think. >> i thought it was interesting you didn't show th full birthday video. can we roll that? >> i think he said he is going in the hudson. >> a monday june 22nd, "red eye" with tom shillue will officially debut. >> that's a national milestone. >> it was interesting that of all of the important things they chose to put in their 10th anniversary video and they put in that. >> i said just for time. >> twitter has a marketing strategy it probably skews younger. i don't know. my teenage nieces are on snap chat all day. they don't tweet at all. >> i don't know much about twitter. i have had 2100 followers for 12 years and say everything i can to get followers. if anyone wants to talk about obama, the gay communist president i am at t.j. dillon. >> have you considered deleting your account? >> that would help. >> also by the way you are a millennial. you can pretend you are not, but you are a mi

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the ceo and cofounder jack dorsey announced the news on the today show and mentioned the limits allows for the brevity. the news comes after reports came out that twitter was considering lengthening their tweet limit. many users spoke out against the possible change. >>> meet these two 100-year-old identical twins. >> so cute. 0th birthday. al letter bif albert lives at a assisted living facility and the other flew in from tucson, arizona. they like today swap out lives and share a car. what's their secret? >> well who knows. we just i guess follow ed the path that the lord gave us and that's it. >> albert and elmer said they lived a fairly active lifestyle when they were younger walking, running and athletics and swore by waking up early in the morning. if that keeps you wrong i'm in. -- young i'm in. >>> weather and traffic on the 8s just 3 minutes away. >> a cement truck caught on >>> at 4:28 certainly feels like winter on this day of spring. 66 degrees today this afternoon but we'll warm up to 82 by thursday. >>> leslee. >> a problem out in the sarasota area, folks. we've got a tri

>> jack dorsey has high hopes for her scope. along story about up huddle he watched over periscope puddlet it huddle - a that he watched over periscope. he said periscope can creates live events out of everything. you don't have to wait for the super bowl to get charged up. tears may a puddle of be. what does he think it will look like in 10 years? >> he thinks they will remain independent and they will get users back. he thinks the advertisers will follow. part of it is convincing people that you don't have to necessarily be active on there. part of it is adding editorial controls onto this firehose they have created already. stephanie: you can actually say anything as long as it's confined to 140 characters which he is committed to. >> he is keeping it there. they also want to make it feel safer to people. spam and so much anonymous trolls. people it is convincing that it's a place your mom or dad can deal safe posting on. stephanie: how is he going to do it? they just had this trust and safety council which has 40 members but

>> jack dorsey. >> the ceo of twitter. >> that is cool. >> mad props, thanks. >> thanks for joining usgreat day tomorrow. >> good for you, jack. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jake gyllenhaal, paul reubens, musical guest rita wilso

the first tweet was sent by founder jack dorsey on march 21, 2006. since then it' s impacted everything, from politics and culture, to entertainment and style. mark: who knew one day we will lisa: in 140 characters or less. #whatever. randi: let' s check the forecast, is not so springlike outside. we still need figure winter coats, temperatures are now climbing through the 40' s. we make it to the upper 40' s are around 50 this afternoon. by 6:00 and 7:00 tonight as we approach sunset, you' ll notice the wind picking up. it will be a windy day tomorrow, but it' s a trade-off because the mix it up to the 60' s for tuesday, wednesday, into thursday. mark: that' s it for us, have a great day. our next full report is tonight >>> lights, camera, access. birthday party dressed as batman? it was at my house. the split. now it's ben's turn to face cameras. i'm billy bush. it never hurts to have a fellow superhero at your side for >> how does that feel? >> no one has brought that up. >> in full [ bleep ]. could she face any legal trouble for her latest stunt?

the first tweet came from the founder jack dorsey. format invited to express yourself with brevity and immediacy. twitter has impacted everything course news. 305 million people are using that on a monthly basis. on board, but i am on board now. chris: i think i joined in 2010. i couldn't tell you the first was profound. [laughter] steve: the blue devils, wheels. california. >> getting their game faces on. coming up next, how providence helped the heels find an extra edge to their game. carolinas crown prince. duke, going back to kelly. mike krzyzewski has yet to find >> now abc 11 eyewitness news sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> a record six acc teams are through to the sweet 16, and that means millions of extra dollars and tournament revenue for the league. duke, no stranger to this territory. thursday's game will be mike krzyzewski's record 23rd showdown. the bus loaded up this afternoon. they will need big efforts from the likes of brandon ingram and grayson allen. the pond has not been kind to the blue devils. th

dick: jack dorsey can sit here and you can ask him, what were you thinking about when you first inventeder? you cannot ask me that same question, because my answer is i did not invent twitter. you can be a non-founder ceo and have real, thoughtful opinions and even certainty about where something needs to be taken that is helpful to the company. i can tell you when jack saw vine and loved it and knew it was right right away, and brought it to me, we were both, "we have to do this." i felt the same way when jess on my corporate development team came to me and talked about periscope. right away was, we have to make that part of the company. i tell you, my daughter, at the end of 2014 text me, she said dad, i have bad news and good news. there is an article that says, you are one of the worst five ceo's of 2014. ok, what is a good news? you are number five. the good news is you are number five. i view that as a lesson i have taught them, hopefully, about how not to get carried away one way or another about these things. emily: i hope you will tell me about beekeeping. [laughs] dick: the coo

twitter ceo jack dorsey says keeping the space brief allow rs the of the moment feel and 10,000 characters to a track new users but now officially it has been declined. >> 175 c cracters. a little more would be helpful. >> lynn: yeah, it's hard. it's like a budget now. >> danielle: you got to stick to it. >> lynn: yes. >> danielle: that's a good way to look at it. >> all right coming up on 7 news. aenior citizen roived something sentimental when she was distracted theft and that's not all. her story on just one station. >> lynn: a fire breather recovering. this is so hard to watch every time you see t. tonight he is catch fire. >> i was shocked. to say the lease. ways shocked. i couldn't believe it that a nun would do something like that. >> >> danielle: well, the nun is accused of breaking one of the commentments, her alleged crime is caught on camera. >> and the weather it's been a least so far. that's a trend that's not likely to continue. forecast. we'll have the forecast head.d. >> >> lynn: wrel, an alleged unholy act and the person accused of the crime may surprise. a nun is supposed

twitter celebrating a decade of tweaking i remain the same compounded now led by jack dorsey kicked off its tenth anniversary yesterday, has become the code to for following world events in real-time is inviting everybody to treat out why they love twitter, meanwhile he said that the often debated 140 character limit will not be expanding .a device designed to get hot cartels could soon become e available, the inventors are two florida fathers, are confident that it will be successful to save children's lives as evan lambert explains.sf in every car. >> they say that their intervention, childrenth could be saved from the mountainside of our car. >> tired of hearing the sad stories and the agony on parents agony on parents faces and decided that this is such a problem that it could be solved with a simple solution. ec >> they are there are neighbors france and now business partners want to fight what is a health issue the traffic administration says into in 2014 the most recent year for which numbers are available but at least 30this kids die from heat stroke in cars , the second-leading

it has been 10 years since ceo jack dorsey sent the first to eat. become a worldwide voice for several causes and movements. the selfie taken by ellen to generous with a list starts at the 2014 academy awards was the most retweeted photo. >>> today, we are taking a look at the shift happening with tech stocks. the investment has now become more of a safe bet. we will explain how on today's 'money monday. plus, we will see if there are any breakthroughs on the power outage that has disrupted the commute. those at 4:00. thank you for watching. hope you enjoy the rest of your afternoon. don't let dust and allergies get and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: julianne hough, she has an explanation for asses on parade in cabo. >> definitely too much, definitely too much waves. >> she's not like too much drinking and go under the cabin. harvey: it's not outland

emily: you wrote this book before jack dorsey was named ceo of twitter.nd you say the only silicon valley company that grew from "strength to strength," as you say, as it swapped ceo's, was intel in their first 30 years. so, do you think twitter can become the second in history? sir michael: i think it is far better to bring a founder back who still feels a real sense of dedication and ownership with the company then going out and hiring an outside hand. jack has not been bashful about saying that the product of twitter needs improving. that is where his strengths lie. as the product improves, presumably, consumer satisfaction and the business will improve as well. emily: how do you see this playing out? does this bubble burst? or is there a soft landing? ♪ emily: as you said, you grew up in wales and you somehow made it to silicon valley. what kind of kid were you and how did you get here? sir michael: i got here through no grand plan. i went to college in britain, and this was the britain of the mid-1970's. it was not a particularly enticing place if yo

when we come back, jack dorsey taking his pitch to the "today" show to talk twitter.e'll tell you what he told matt lauer, and a number of things to get to. a lot of digital media revenue. look at the premarket. dow is up 11. going for six straight. >>> twitter ceo jack dorsey marking the ten-year anniversary of twitter with an appearance on the "today" show. listen to how he answered when asked what the biggest change in twitter was. >> i think how people use the service. it is the easiest way to see what's happening in the world right now. live. it breaks news for so many people. a lot of people just use it to see what's breaking and what's new in the world. >> matt lauer asked about whether twitter is dying, would the company be around in five years. take a listen. we'll be here on the 20th. on the 30th. it's a fundamental service. we have a lot of heart in the company, a lot of purpose. we understand what we are and what we stand for. we just see this amazing usage globally. >> lauer even asked about the stock which bottomed out at 13.91 in february. >> i think ja

twitter ceo jack dorsey gave away $200 million in stock to employees last fall, but it's certainly nice incentive to keep staffers happy. >> absolutely. i like a nice incentive. >> thanks a lot. >> all right. we're going to check the weather. it's chilly now, dave. >> yeah. it's chilly. chilly enough for snow. and we're going to get a little bit of it but not too much at all. first we go outside where there are beautiful sunny skies right degrees. clouds will be rolling in later on today, though. let's take a look at the is satellite and radar picture as we look at what's up on the wall. things nice right now, but it is what is coming in from the south and west that is going to bring us our chance of snow. in the short term story the skies. if you look up you're going to love it. much. 29 degrees right now in gramsville at the intersection of route 42 and 55 in sullivan county. afternoon. but it is cold and we have windy conditions knocking 10 to 15 degrees off a lot of temperatures around the area. at the freezing mark in poughkeepsie, 30 montauk, 27 monticello, 30 from sussex down to

the first tweet came from the founder jack dorsey. in 2006, the 140-character format invited to express yourself with brevity and immediacy. twitter has impacted everything from culture to politics and of course news. 305 million people are using that on a monthly basis. tisha: it took me a while to get on board, but i am on board now. steve: you never let a second pass without tweeting. chris: i think i joined in 2010. i couldn't tell you the first thing i tweeted, but i'm sure it was profound. [laughter] steve: the blue devils, wheels. they are probably wheels down in california. coming up next, how providence helped the heels find an extra edge to their game. carolinas crown prince. duke, going back to kelly. mike krzyzewski has yet to find success in anaheim. >> now abc 11 eyewitness news sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> a record six acc teams are through to the sweet 16, and that means millions of extra dollars and tournament revenue for the league. duke, no stranger to this territory. thursday's game will be mik