. >> joe kernen accepts the nomination plus jay-z and jack dorsey are hanging out together in the hamptonshat are they up to? think entrepreneur you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> welcome back happy friday here is how stock futures are looking the dow jones is implied higher not a lot but it is still green. higher by 11 points at the opening bell remember all of these are at or near record high levels. the nasdaq itself coming off another record breaking session seeing the 40th record-breaking all-time high and index of the year on pace for the first four-week win streak overall inking out a gain after hitting an all-time high earlier. now on pace for the win streak since december of last year. we've got two stocks on the radar. up another $42, 2% 389% gains year to date. we have more on that story coming up. apple, after surpassing $2 trillion mark this week, it closed out at a market cap over $2 trillion. $2.002 trillion right now. up 477.22. headlines including up beat news on the global fight against the coronavirus, contessa has those details. >> chinese authoritie

emily: you worked at google for many years and were also on jack dorsey's executive team at square. lot of women reporting to him at that time. was jack a different leader than ben, and how so? francoise: i am very glad you asked this. incrediblyrsey is fond of women in the c-suite. my gender was never in question. in fact, i actually think one of his superpowers is his ability to extract the idea from the messenger, and that is very powerful. emily: ellen powell did not settle her case. they went all the way to trial. me it was very painful for her. kleiner ultimately won that case. are you open to settling, or do you want to, and plan to take this all the way, knowing how hard it will be? francoise: i know how hard it will be and i know how hard it was for her to come forward. there are two parties in the decision. i am very confident. emily: i spent over two years speaking to women, writing a about thed brotopia experience of women in silicon valley. at that point it was a pinterest employee who really put the pressure on the industry to release their numbers. even though she was

jack dorsey has been in the headlines and the president uses twitter a lot and there is a lot of talkyou have dorsey doing something like this during the pandemic at a time by the way the unemployment benefits just expired and congress hasn't been able to propose anything else for the time-being? >> yeah i think the plan ultimately coming from the private sector is going to be a reminder that we rely on the private sector in so many different ways with a small scale experiment like this, the first city to experiment with a universal basic income was stockton, california. we already begun to see some results a very small initial group of people received the cash payments. i think americans across the board are looking for innovative solutions during a time that is unprecedented. we're in uncharted territory with the pandemic and restrictions public health concerns between people and their work. this could be one potential innovative solution. i would like to see more private action, more charitable organizations partnering with the government or acting separately to try to pave a weigh

jack dorsey in july to help those struggling during the economic crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic dorsey said in a tweet earlier this month this is one to look close the wealth and income gap level systemic race and gender inequalities and create economic security for families so far dorsey's gift is benefiting cities including atlanta seattle and los angeles whose members formed a network of mayors for a guaranteed income and initiative that was 1st led by the mayor of stockton california michael tubbs in 2019 when he gave $125.00 or 6 cents 500 dollars a month for 24 months now according to reports this summer early indications show that the money given to residents has had a positive influence not only on the receivers but also on their communities so now other cities across the country are looking at implementing similar ideas meantime in pittsburgh there's been no word yet on how many residents will receive payments reporting the news for rick sanchez trinity shabazz r t. 3 body are we going there. i'm sure we'll be hearing a lot of stories on this conversation but w

. >> reporter: jack dorsey is getting involved, the city joining the program backed by $3 million inding from dorsey for universal basic income. this he will hand out monthly payments via a debit card to certain residents. dorsey gave the money to mayors for guaranteed income in los angeles, california, newark, new jersey, and 3 million, mayors for agi. income gap levels, systemic race and gender for families. the cars is a good one. you can have a flying car but can't fly your flying car. the new -- they are legalizing flying cars. thank you for the music. flying cars being developed by several companies, in this actual video. they are being developed, reserved for purchase if you want one eventually. the law requires they have license plates. at airports in new hampshire, officially you will drive to the airport, that is the master plan. rob: you get into a fender bender and plummeted thousand feet to earth. >> you had to bring that up. rob: that would be my concern. jillian: still ahead after the break. rob: brian kilmeade has a flying car. brian: not working on that, working on t

jack dorsey has that employees can work from home forever.nt the -- is that something you would consider or is that an overreaction? marc: we don't really know. this is my first pandemic. i have not been through a pandemic before. others have been. our employees in the asian countries have gone to very severe pandemics, but i have not been through a pandemic. i don't know if our employees will work from home forever if they will come back next year, but i know we will have to keep an open mind for what the future of work looks like. at this point our customers need to sell from anywhere. they need to service from anywhere and market from anywhere. they need to conduct e-commerce. not expect huge acceleration in our e-commerce business. you look at our core e-commerce customers and they service their e-commerce businesses in this quarter. it's all driven by the pandemic. the pandemic really causes you as a ceo to reassess your business, every part of it. all of us have to make those changes. this is a clerical time to make sure you are relevan

and that's what twitter has a tendency to make with all due respect to my friend jack dorsey who i knowwell. that's what it tends to make us do. and i would like to hear more unifying messages. i will just take this on plot, i don't know why anybody wants to defend the confederacy and confederate monuments. i also don't know why anyone wants to tear down a statue of abraham lincoln and slaves which is actually funded by free slaves. so this is gotten a little out of control frankly and i don't want to be the soviet union were trying to raise history but the glorification of the federal see which came after reconstruction and the response to the fact that abraham lincoln did not make the confederacy pay because he wanted to reunite the country quickly. this glorification of people with military bases name doctor offices who tried to destroy the country, i don't get it. >> let me open it up for questions, one last question, in october 2016 use and president trump didn't have the dignity to be president, your former colleague has recently said that said he's not fit for office, are you ope

but do i think that either jack dorsey or mike circo burke has sat down and said, i want president trump to win and therefore i am going to do this? no. do i think that mark zuckerberg has doubled down so much so much on his personal ideology that i want to censor anybody. first of all, it is not censorship. but, they have the potential to tilt the scales. emily: what is the worst case scenario? let's assume that more republicans vote in person and more democrats vote by mail, because that is what the messaging has been from those sites. some november 30's and we have 3 hits andnovember we have more republican votes being tallied. even worse, a lot of his people try to slow down the ballot counting as it comes in. it is not about whether or not mail-in ballots are fraudulent or not, they slow it down. they challenge every ballot, they challenge the signatures. bycomes to the point where the time you have to have it done counting, the counting has not finished yet. there is a, wait a minute, what happens now? hasine that one side declared victory and it really looks like a victory, before

i think there's also the fact the ceo jack dorsey is not necessarily president donald trump's favorite at the moment. is this really something he will sign off on? when you look at where tiktok -- the idea of merging twitter with tiktok, that is the only way something like this would work. it is an interesting idea because twitter is not an antitrust threat like these other big tech companies. maybe providing tiktok under a twitter banner, so to speak, could make a little more sense for regulation. we have seen twitter screwup buying in the past. it could be interesting to give them a second chance at getting that right. i think microsoft is still very much probably the best option at the moment, but it makes sense that twitter would at the very least make a phone call, figure out what the options are. i think every tech company would probably do that knowing how valuable tiktok is. emily: what is your reporting on the latest in the negotiations between microsoft and tiktok? what's actually happening in the room given all the complications and the sense that even inside the room in the

we're going to call it stizillis or trillions joe pesci will have to have a role in it >> jack dorsey00 million of his own twitter stock to his employees it's incredibly generous, but it's also great business i think the employees really appreciate it. i think it's a really smart thing to do. >>> coming up, your eyes are not deceiving you, this stock up more than 120% year to date. and the ceo under the radar booming biotech play will join us with more and what has been fuelling that epic rally shares of under armour getting sacked will there be more losses ahead for the name especially if we don't have football in the fall on a pro level - at u.s. money reserve. we've helped hundreds of thousands choose the best precious medal for their retirement portfolios. and many are in profit positions today because of those choices. so, don't wait until the next crisis. get started secure your financial future today. recently, congress passed a bill that created a better solution. it's a new type of ira that allows you many of the same tax benefits of a traditional ira, but without the same ty

big thanks to jack dorsey for a 10 million dollar contribution to that goal and of we ordered the chromebooks a while ago we were not the only city that did that so they are finally arriving this monday so excited that every child that needs one is going to get to take home an oakland and divided laptop. they're going to get internet connection tech support right in their homes, we need to keep our kids learning during this pandemic and distance learning is just what we're going to have to do until this pandemic goes away. >>and i also wanted to bring up to i know part of the campaign cycle. part of the social movement this year has really revolved around. police police reform connecting with communities outreach talk to me about opd cares what's being done right now to try and build those bridges between the oakland police department and the communities they serve. >>yeah well last clinton made national headlines when we announced a cut in gun violence in half. we can not reverse that trend we have got to keep the violence going down but last weekend was a tragic weekend in oakland with 5 ho

killing ourselves, and we wouldn't be able to do what we're doing without private donors, without jack dorsey's start small that was -- gave us a major stimulus. but this is money -- without the rockefeller foundation and some others. but this is something that we all have to know, and it also has to be understood that until there are national guidelines, there won't be an equitable spending of that money. we won't know how implementers get it, which implementers get it, how to target the high-priority areas and the vulnerability populations that are getting hit so hard with this. it may be easy for people to say, oh, well, this isn't affecting me. well, it's affecting not only the spirit of our country, the lives, but it's really affecting our marginalized populations in a way that, in some cases, feels like an actual war, and they're wondering, where are you? you know, often we hear about countries scream out, america, where are you when we're in such need? now it's america screaming out for itself, and it's getting no answer. >> as an award-winning actor, i do want to ask you about movie the

conspiracy theories that were being directed by those in the american media, i wrote a letter to jack dorseyand suggest that as a simple and they fear rule are those that deny their own access to the platform, they should be able to allow the to propagate on that platform. i'm sure there's unintended consequences. this is an area that's tricky and i'm sure there've been a lot of conservative bashing of social media can and suggesting we should creat tree that my cot publishers. i don't think we can sit idly by while all of this misinformation is being openly injected into our democracy. we went through a debate for years and in some ways this is more pernicious. i would be open to the bots on n the way to thread the needle. as for a new cold war combine bot, i'm opento a better analog. i think that it's been critical of the analogy so i welcomed t the. my only point is there is something in between particularly the nuclear war and the status quo, doing nothing. we could call it lukewarm, warfare, i think that the analogy is useful because it clues us into certain similarities and the need to

big thanks to jack dorsey for a 10 million dollar contribution to that goal and of we ordered the chromebooks a while ago we were not the only city that did that so they are finally arriving this monday so excited that every child that needs one is going to get to take home an oakland and divided laptop. they're going to get internet connection tech support right in their homes, we need to keep our kids learning during this pandemic and distance learning is just what we're going to have to do until this pandemic goes away. >>and i also wanted to bring up to i know part of the campaign cycle. part of the social movement this year has really revolved around. police police reform connecting with communities outreach talk to me about opd cares what's being done right now to try and build those bridges between the oakland police department and the communities they serve. >>yeah well last year oakland made national headlines when we announced a cut in gun violence in half. we can not reverse that trend we have got to keep the violence going down but last weekend was a tragic weekend in oakland with

i really think twitter under jack dorsey has shown, charles, they're willing to pick sides, politicalide, that is. i think tiktok is better if they're more open, if they're more along the lines of something that can really help the buying company monetize the youth, the teenagers and the gen-z people who are using tiktok. i much rather see it go to microsoft, apple, then go to a twitter. charles: in the meantime, courtney, by the way let me get your thoughts own that before i switch topics. >> i have to agree there. i think the most realistic option will be microsoft. they're a lot further ahead in a deal. realistically they have the cash to back it. look at twitter, they just recently became profitable the in the last year. they posted a loss. they have to borrow the money to do this. realistically we're probably looking at microsoft. charles: simon property group in talks with amazon. they can lease out all the empty sears and jcpenney stores. shah, this is a no-brainer to me. by the way simon property group reports after the close. i'm intrigued there. would it make you more likely

with jack dorsey we tweeting some of russia's fake black activist trolls and with donald trump, jr.we tweeting some other fake right wing trolls. they really put in the work to understand what was resonating with the american audience. we have seen that sophistication in china. we've seen sloppiness. we have seen the creation of extremely thin persona one of the things if you visit our website, one of our data made a beautiful graph showing turning on of accounts over time and so you see -- all of a sudden have a bunch of coronavirus personas that were all created relatively within the span of a couple weeks to months. they are not laying the groundwork and doing this very sophisticated type of persona creation that is usually for persuasion. what we see instead is this kind of creation that is around saudi arabia is work when khashoggi was murder, turn on this collection of accounts and flood the zone. it's a distinct different strategy because when accounts are called the most really, the platforms and then, bought spotters find them. they come back quickly but what matters in tha

interestingly, jack dorsey was asked about that today in an interview on the daily, of "the new yorkng about a hypothetical. but you can be sure, and i am sure, they do have an actual plan if he starts to really trade in lies or create confusion. they have already gotten much more aggressive towards things he says online in just this week that happened again around covid-19. so we'll see. i can't imagine they don't have a plan in place. if they don't, that's a frightening prospect. >> well, you said you wrote about it two years ago, because it was entirely predictable then, and it is entirely predictable now. if they don't have a plan, i agree with you, it would be concerning. the president is already going after the election before the election started. already trying to undermine the confidence in vote by mail. he's already warning against this to his supporters, signaling to them, you talked about how twitter and facebook are taking some measures against that. do you think it's adequate so far? >> it's very slow roll. they're all very proud of themselves right now, and they talk a

they we don't know what twitter have done one of the most alarming things about the hack is that jack dorsey which is to its c.e.o. mohammed bin some men at least twice after. the saudi spies infiltrated twitter so i think we need to ask ourselves why is the c.e.o. of twits at meeting with mohammed bin selma and after this is taking place is he reprimanding him chances are that's not likely so i think we have to ask questions about this relationship ok we have to leave it there mark thank you very much mark owen jones here in don't you. the iraqi prime minister is on his 1st official visit to the u.s. to discuss the future of around 5000 u.s. troops based in iraq donald trump is expected to welcome a stop to me on thursday he's pushing for continued u.s. assistance to combat the threat from isis or fighters but some iraqi m.p.'s want fewer u.s. troops stationed there a judge in lebanon has ordered several more arrests over the explosion on august the 4th in beirut more than $200.00 people were killed in large parts of the city were actually destroyed or damaged $25.00 people in total facing

jack dorsey took to... well, twitter...his discontent, saying: "we all feel terrible this happened." fun fact-- "we all feel terrible this happened" is twitter's official motto. ( evie laughs ) the country-- ( laughter ) lot of laughter tonight! i'm enjoying this. are you tired or are you enjoying this? >> i thought it was funny. >> stephen: thank you very much. the country is in crisis, but the white house is doing everything they can to stop the coronavirus's enemy: anthony fauci. trump's cronies have attacked fauci in the press, dug up opposition research on him, and stopped meeting with him at the white house. but still, fauci's more popular than ever. case in point, he is the cover model of "instyle" magazine. huminah, huminah! i think we found the latest hotspot! do those novelty socks go all the way up? but perhaps the most stylish component of the good doctor's outfit is those shades. holy "c.s.i. miami," batman. ( as david caruso ) will we have a treatment? that remains to be... vac-seen. ♪ ♪ i don't know if this v

i wrote a letter to jack dorsey but the senator suggested a simple rule, a fair role in my opinion wouldhat for countries that deny their own citizens access to this platfor platform, china, they should not be allowed to propagate conspiracy theories on that platform. i'm sure there are unintended consequences of that i'm not thinking about. this is an area that is very tricky. another has been a lot of conservative bashing of social media companies and suggestion we should treat them like content publishers pretty think it's a bit more complicated than that. i don't think we could sit idly by way all this disinformation is being openly ejected into our democracy. i mean we just went through a bruising debate for years about russian disinformation leading up to an election. in some ways this is more pernicious and we are in the midst of an election right now. i will be open to michael's thoughts on how to thread that needle in hr's thoughts as well. as for a nuclear war i'm hoping to a better analogy. i think michael and some of what you've written you've been critical of that analogy. i

jack dorsey the twitter ceo testifying in front of the house committee.ine waiting to be let into this room. out comes alex jones. >> look at this right here. the guy that goes around policing, calling for censorship then claims trump is wrong. no sense as conservatives or patriots. you are incredibly shameful. >> how are you doing, alex in. >> you are literally anti-american, anti-free speech coward. will you go down in the history books as the news network. this is one of the mane people here. >> he comes over and starts berating me, he sticks multiple cameras in my face. a crowd gathers of his right wing supporters. >> come on over here, i want to get this guy on tape, this is unbelieve ability. i don't see the news networks here. right. >> and for about ten or 15 minutes, he is just yelling in my face. >> look at those eyes, folks, if you want to see the eyes of a rat. >> alex jones has chosen to latch on to oliver as a hate figure. he'll pick people. i don't think it's an accident it's a woman or person of color. >> just look at this guy's eyes, man.

fairly similar to jack dorsey's square which is down on the news today or was down, now flat. you have square already does something familiar, very similar, it provides an attachment in the software so a waiter, for instance, can bring over their phone, bring you to swipe your card or swipe your phone in order to pay your restaurant bill. apple is getting bigger financial, fintech as it's called, adding to apple pay which started in 2014, then launching its credit card last year, the apple card. traditional banks should be worried because a report just a few years ago said their biggest competition is not with each other but with technology giants like apple in the future. stuart: that's exactly right, is it not, with that purchase. up another -- i can't get over it, up another eight bucks this morning. >>> let's get to tiktok and microsoft. there's another stock that's going straight up. microsoft wants to buy tiktok. they hope to have a deal wrapped up in september. the president is on board with it. market watcher keith fitz-gerald is with us. i suggested this could be a ba

it's the other company jack dorsey helms besides twitter. stuart: there's a rally for you.nks, susan. the dow is now up 200 points right from the get-go there. it's a rally. >>> we are looking at clorox. ash, i can't believe this. why are they having trouble keeping up with demand for those wipes? ashley: because the demand is so great. it's six times the normal demand they would see in a normal year. in fact, they usually keep a surplus set aside this time of year for the upcoming flu season but they just can't do it because again, six times the usual demand. they say it may get easier to purchase those clorox wipes sometime next year. that's not good news. they say their liquid bleach products should be back on the shelves by the end of the year but the demand has just really taken them by surprise and it continues on, they say. they are in an all hands on deck mode according to the president of the company. they are trying to do the best they can. they are not particularly happy with the situation. they say they have got to do a better job of getting more product out the