jillian: we most likely will see issues in the summer.es will have to notify brussels how many users they have in february. after that, they have about four months to institute extra controls, including having an of content moderators, and other tools like letting users by content on the platform. and starting to submit reports to the european commission that say, this is what we are doing to comply, to reduce harmful content, including disinformation, harassment, et cetera. if the commission says you are not doing enough, they can tell twitter to change algorithms, they could even raid offices to see their algorithms and see if they are doing enough. guy: from a revenue positive view, how important is europe to twitter? jillian: europe is a huge market. they have 450 million people. so, regulators have always told twitter, even when elon musk was considering buying the platform, yes, you can come in with a free speech focus, take down less content, but you have to follow the rules. it will cost them a lot of money if they do not, if they

hello, victoria and jillian and merit. if it's a good to have all 3 of you here in the conversation, latoya, please say hello to international audience. tell them who you are and what you day . i'm victoria elliot, and i am the platforms and power reporter with wired get daddy hello gillian, satellite audience, around the world. tell them who you are and what you do. hi, i'm the director for international freedom of expression at the electronic frontier foundation, a digital rights organization. all right, great to have you, jillian and meredith. welcome to the stream. these introduce yourself to out audience around the world. thank you for having me. my name is meredith clark. i'm an associate professor in journalism and communication studies at northeastern university and boston. all right, ladies. i had to look to see when you oh, join twitter, victoria june 2012. thank you for your service, meredith. oh, my goodness, 2000. and 9 extraordinary, you've been there for a long time, gillian, you're virtually an o g u joy an

all right, great to have you, jillian and meredith. welcome to the stream. these introduce yourself to out audience around the world. thank you for having me. my name is meredith clark. i'm an associate professor in journalism and communication studies at northeastern university and boston. all right, ladies. i had to look to see when you all joined twitter, victoria june 2012. thank you for your service, meredith. oh, my goodness, 2000. and 9 extraordinary, you've been there for a long time. gillian, you're virtually an o g u joy and february of 2008. i'm going to take some of our viewers back to the very beginning with a little timeline that takes us back to 2060, remember that 1st treat the i short showed the when 2006 to the launch as a micro blogging site. and then in the past 16 years, they have been now an audience of 200, a 40000000 active uses around the world. average number of tweets in any one day, 500000000 tweets st in a day. gillian, you're almost an o g tennis. what you know tis, that's been different since say the end of october, you getting

it's interesting that on youtube, i wouldn't say a talking about what's happening right now. jillian one view is saying, i'm confused that will twitter still be safe or would it not be safe? i think the only elements of trends that were very edgy and not safe a tool depending on what community belong to. but that safety aspect, jenny, and what are you expecting to be different? yes, i mean, as meredith said, twitter was already not safe for a lot of people and i think it is getting worse. but i think that you know, some of the things to look at going forward. the new verification scheme is absolutely something that concerns me. not just because you know, some of us will have to pay dollars, but there are going to be a lot of people who is tweet. they're now not going to make them to the feeds and who for whom verification provided a set of protections. twitter also getting rid of its human rights team. that team did a lot of work in ensuring that twitter adhered to the un business and human rights principles that teams gone now in its entirety. and so i think a lot of the concerns ar

next on washington journal, it is robert and jillian youngblood.will discuss their podcasts, the purple principal, on their weekly spot -- podcasting segment. we will be right back. ♪ host: welcome back. it is our weekly spot cast -- spotlight on podcast. i am joined by robert. he is the host of the purple principal podcast. he is also a creative director at affluent knowledge, and jillian youngblood is a guest host for the principal podcast, and she is an executive director of this. welcome. guest: thank you for having us. host: tell us about the podcast. what does a focus on? guest: it is about the perils of polarization. the country has been riven and falling apart for many decades now, perhaps more in recent decades, and we wanted to understand how that happens, what are some of the key factors, and more portly, how do we stop it. how do we reverse it and get back to a place where we can have constructive conversations and rational thinking about politics and government and society without all of the anger and disdain and other emotions that ge

we are joined by jillian tett. happy thanksgiving. thank you for being with us.inflation high do you think americans will be spending less this holiday season? we talk about inflation but the store is packed. what does this mean for the economy? >> one of the amazing things is that consumer spending held up so far. the impact from the inflation is hitting people unevenly. asset prices have been inflated until recently and some households still got that cushion that was given out in the pandemic. so at the moment there doesn't appear to be a dramatic impact. the question is what's will happen going forward. it is worth remembering an important point that it's not just about tangible goods like turkeys. it's also about services and one of the most significant areas of inflation in thanksgiving is aaron tickets and the costs of travel going up. 46% higher than this time last year. >> i hear you there. from personal experience. if people are looking to get deals, where can they find them? a lot of stores do black friday. is there a sector in particular to scoop somet

next on washington journal, it is robert and jillian youngblood.y will discuss their podcasts, the purple principal, on their weekly spot -- podcasting segment. we will be right back. ♪ host: welcome back. it is our weekly spot cast -- spotlight on podcast. i am joined by robert. he is the host of the purple principal podcast. he is also a creative director at affluent knowledge, and jillian youngblood is a guest host for the principal podcast, and she is an executive director of this. welcome. guest: thank you for having us. host: tell us about the podcast. what does a focus on? guest: it is about the perils of polarization. the country has been riven and falling apart for many decades now, perhaps more in recent decades, and we wanted to understand how that happens, what are some of the key factors, and more portly, how do we stop it. how do we reverse it and get back to a place where we can have constructive conversations and rational thinking about politics and government and society without all of the anger and disdain and other emotions that

griff: kudos to you and jillian for going and doing that.en talking about, when you're in that environment around them, they're peaceful, right. aishah: yes. griff: graceful. aishah: absolutely. griff: an experience. aishah: and jill edited a beautiful video much more than this and watch it on our instagram pages, there she is. we had so much fun and i was pleasantly surprised. a little nervous at first, nervous about getting sea sick and she kind of held my hand through it and grateful for her that we did this together. griff: fantastic. and what kind of sharks? >> i don't remember. i'm sure she knows, they're very docile. well done, thanks for inspiring me. griff: well done. i love the sharks. meanwhile, from sharks to swifties, the meltdown at ticketmaster after a disappointing army of swifties, taylor swift fans, next. chase freedom unlimited. i earn 5% on our cabin. hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. this is what real fo

. >> jillian, you definitely cannot. who's your winner? r about me?sk. ndhe is strong. he has strong opinions. he is brilliant. doesn't care and he doesn't care what his critics say. he has openeerd up twitter out o and his critics are criticizingr the heck out of him. on twitter. educatio think about that. he's also providine ofg an education to some of our students. he said the other dahey, vox the populi, vox day, the voice of the people is the voice ofk. god . >> thank you, mr. musk.itely dos he definitely does not let hisr critics say, who islo your loserville? what's that? i said he definitely not care who his critics are. >> who's your loser? no, he doesn't create. we need more of that in public l life. of th my loser of the week,a i'm tempted to say as an s.e.c. football fan and the father of a university of georgia graduate, that american soccer 80 minutes, zero zero really? anyway, try the sec championship game. but that's not my real news. on a serious note, my realbecaus loser is a department ofe homeland security, because not only is this

they are part of jillian's icons and idols auction.t includes john lennon's glasses, a beehive hair topper worn by amy winehouse. an electric guitar that once belonged to prince. that's one that catches my eye . i know our floor director and jib operator for greg , you like the rock 'n roll icons. glasses. maybe the here. i don't know about the shoes. i'm sorry. >>> thanks for watching. the news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. we will see you back here at 11:00. thank you to all of we've got our vision... ...and so much to choose from. but with free in-store design services our budget and our time are well spent. at floor and decor, with a wide selection of products all at everyday low prices, creating a space to match your taste has never been easier. discover floor and decor today! (intense music) - [announcer] this is the volkswagen "red and gold report", from kpix5 and cbs news bay area. - if you told us we'd be 4-4 at the midway point, we'd be pretty pissed off about it. - [announcer] the red and gold aren't satisfied wi

it's not says joe, you live slaves and you're brought to new a message and this is key. jillian, you speak to nick was always too well knew it was printing why i took that offline which was stolen was my picture. so nisha, the brother you speak and included felix, you mean it's a j a c a c device? you got to worry about. okay. yeah, thank you paul carter. it to provision. usually just, i'm assuming, you mean? yeah, i knew well now on the postcard from institute always refuse to swim in. the plains come out of not says cooper, stooping configuration and losing close to points by if you call them a should we wait you wash and you and you call and then you're going to see it now. but then, but i'm on. if it's a honda, what is what is it thinks you actually see me that. well, the thing is that the settlement rigor ah, what was happening in the ukraine before february. the 24th 2022 and was happening now was a result of consistency. and systematic planning. used to put in as a boost in your still nuances cru. gyla group, are you listen, i'm kidding. if the switch i am not a hello senior w

. >> jillian and her dad talked on the phone all the time. thanksgiving weekend, 2011 was no exception. >> and i remember we hung up and we blew a kiss over the phone like we used to when i was ten and we hadn't in years. i thought that was cute. >> and when the weekend of family and football was over. it was monday, november 28th. and a lucky for tom the new york giants were on tv. >> we stayed up and watched the football game, the giants football game. i went to bed. >> the next morning as usual, he was up and out of the house before linda and of the kids were even awake. >> he normally got up to go to the gym around five for 30. and give me a kiss on the forehead. >> after working out like clockwork he almost went straight to his job as a physical therapy supervisor. he and linda usually texted soon after. but when linda sent him a message that morning. >> i didn't get a response, and usually tom is good at responding. and i was getting a little concerned. but maybe he's in a meeting, maybe he's, you know, whatever, tied up. >> she wasn't

and this is key jillian, you speak to a new foreclosure, always to new brand. new maya took it offline, which was which thorn was put in with their nisha to bother you spirited included, felix, you may have a j, a. c. as in with the raj. got that. okay. yeah, thank you for contact. that's opposing unusual ages. i'm assuming you mean? yeah, i knew well now on the postcard from institute always refer you to swim in the plains, come out of not says cooper, stooping configuration and losing pals to points by you flip column a session and when is it like? yep, i should we wait. you wash and you, you call and then you're going to see somebody now, but then, but i'm on. if it's a honda with that, well the thing is passion that the settlement record ah, what was happening in the ukraine before february? the 24th 2022. and what's happening now was a result of consistent and systematic planning. blue is to presume as a blues in your stony illnesses creed, yellow group. are you listening, caring of dog switch? i am a hello senior. storing. let's see screen. let's see, swe

and such is it's jillian girl that i'm getting is not for mara, baron to india, and i'm not sure what that is. of course we have the position that i offer i shot so so. busy some extent they want to have it stay in their doctors. they don't let me go on the one step companies, usaid by western disdain, for all things russia has been to the for this year. but those are documentary next shows. it's got quite a past to stay close for rissa phobia. history of hate is right ahead. ah, [000:00:00;00] a proud name become the advocate an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, russia is the aggression? no, if injured much about we have any quality for russians. we have actual racism issue against russians. it's now dangerous to be russian in europe. so i work with for forced rosa phobia count ignored. curious as to that didn't, it was possible if a nation suddenly disliked was the hotel it he always there and only now come to the for the last full were show the most for so for do you have to do it is router will be a new

not says joe, of you, you live slaves in your platoon a message and this is key. jillian, you speak to nick was always too well knew it was printing why i took that offline, which was which thorn was put in with nisha to bother you spirited including felix . you mean it's a j a c as in with device you got it. okay. i could give her a call to get to provision. usually just go on to pneumonia. i knew well now on the post kirkland from institute always refused to remain on the plains. come oliver, not says cooper, student configuration and losing close to points by you flip column a, should we wait, you wash and you and you call and then you're going to see it now. but then, but in law it's a honda. when they said, what is a senior level, the thing is that the settlement with what was happening in the ukraine before february. the 24th 2022. and what's happening now was a result of consistent and systematic planning. i used to presume as a blues in your stone. you know, not says, could y'all give you a duke, which i am a hello senior. so now let's see script and let's see, 3 big easy effec

and the brakes and such is that it's jillian girl that i'm getting is that the does not need more background to india and i'm not sure what that is. of course we have in that is the position to try it all for i shot. so some. busy some extent, yeah, they want to have a say in there were doctors, i don't let me go on the 17 companies, usaid by finance. sanction to packets on when tend to have risen in the way to shooting but loony the previous, the ousted prime as a wrong call during a riley, i suppose, is a demo site. in some cities, are they bent anger over what they call an assassination attempt by the government . he's a local reporter with more. this is the mosque, busiest fraud in diamond. mindy god by the lord. and you can see these protesters for the last 48 hours. these support those up in bomb con, bought on tape, didn't protest. they have blocked it, or the traffic is not allowed on both sides of the door. and they ab forecasting because it, gen run a police case has not been registered assassination attempt on embalmed con. yesterday, the supreme court off like hassan ordered the

correspondent jillian turner explains. >> what the administration decided this week, in granting sovereigne couple of lawsuits involving foreign heads of state. >> senators on both sides of the aisle are backing the biden decision to grant immunity to the saudi crown prince over the murder of jamal khashoggi. others lawmakers are blasting the administration. >> i don't support the granting offing immunity. we ought to put our value on life, not oil. >> some are calling the president personally responsible, quote, president biden is granting a license to kill to one of the world's most egregious human rights abusers. the widow groceries, biden saved the criminal and got involved in the crime himself. the white house insists the decision is made by lawyers, not the president. >> the united states has consistently afforded head of state immunity to heads of governments, such as prime ministers, consistent with customary institutional law. >> the president's national security team says the move is not related to international politics. >> it has absolutely nothing to do with the bilateral rela

back to you guys >> brian: lot of drama in washington thanks jillian. >> you bet. >> steve: and georgiadetails about the epic collapse about that democratic mega donor the crypto guy sam bankman freed whose massive business filed for bankruptcy just days after he gave the democrats a bunch of dough. >> ainsley: yeah, only 30 years old, said to be worth about $16 billion and put nearly 40 million into far left voting causes this midterm cycle on top of the ten million to help get joe biden elected in 2020. >> brian: our next guest says the party should give that money back. fox news contributor miranda devine is here to explain. miranda he spends all that money, millions of dollars on the campaign but the moan doesn't really exist. so the money was never there and he gave it and they bought stuff with it, what do they have to give back? >> well, they did get -- the democrats did get money. >> yeah, real money. >> the second biggest donor and real people lost real money talking about between one and $2 billion of this crypto exchange's customers, they lost that money, that real money. but

makes sense and have been fair low scrutinized and appreciate the work of the various departments and jillian johnson of [inaudible]. thank you for listening. >> thank you. >> that was our last caller on the phone line for this matter. admissible comment is closed. i will make a motion to adopt the amendments technical and nonsubstantive on that motion a roll call. >> on the motion to adopt the amendments, supervisor chan. >> aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. gi will make a motion to sends it as amended with recommendation to the full board of supervisors. on that motion a roll call. >> on that motion, supervisor chan. >> aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. next item. >> next on the agenda is item twoshg ordinance amending the code to require board of supervisors approval of a policy governing the funding acquisition and use of certain law enforcement equipment consistent with the criteria in state law and approves the police department's use of equipment pol

editor at large, joining me now, jillian, it is a fun little name bre-gret. to me what is going on there and why the country is feeling like i don't know, maybe i made a mistake. >> well, it is a bit like relationships, you know, sometimes when you break up, you think well, oof, not quite right. i was in england earlier this week and i was struck by the degree of economic glue, and inflation rate, 11%, and the economy is contractor, and the worst performer right now in the g-7 and projected to be the worst under some measures in the g-20 aside from russia which is a humiliating position to be in for the u.k. and what people are increasingly realizing is that what they were told when they voted for brexit was simply not true. i mean people like my self have already said that but if you would like to use the phrase, the penny is now dropping across the country, and when the u.k. goes into brexit, essentially 51.8% said they wanted to have brexit, and very narrow margin indeed, and now, only 32% think it was a good idea. so that he there has been a big swing and

makes sense and have been fair low scrutinized and appreciate the work of the various departments and jillian johnson of [inaudible]. thank you for listening. >> thank you. >> that was our last caller on the phone line for this matter. admissible comment is closed. i will make a motion to adopt the amendments technical and nonsubstantive on that motion a roll call. >> on the motion to adopt the amendments, supervisor chan. >> aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. gi will make a motion to sends it as amended with recommendation to the full board of supervisors. on that motion a roll call. >> on that motion, supervisor chan. >> aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. next item. >> next on the agenda is item twoshg ordinance amending the code to require board of supervisors approval of a policy governing the funding acquisition and use of certain law enforcement equipment consistent with the criteria in state law and approves the police department's use of equipment pol

delicious, i already managed to buy a lot from jillian's list but not everyone. of the week i'll have at least one free day. i 'll buy everything that you can't. that means boris was one of the biggest successes during his work in berlin quite right and now boris has every chance of becoming our man in the kremlin here are all the information received from boris, some of them have not been confirmed. the rest is very insignificant facts that any intelligence can easily sacrifice. words they are able to convey everything that you feel when it slowly tightens on your neck. loop cold lump in stomach burning in occiput. and the worst of all is the viscous emptiness, when you panic trying to find support after spending the night in thought. i was sure that they have a strong trump and today they are final. but i tried to control myself. mitya, his wife, was recruited by kgb agents elsa when she ended up in a camp for participating in an anti-soviet field. well, berlin was a real tangle of spies. every second worked for some kind of intelligence. i can't help but agree

jillian: the digital services act is coming up. they also have to comply with rules already on the books and that includes data protection rules, gdpr. they have an office in ireland and we saw a big x this from there. one of the most noteworthy people living with a data protection officer. this prompted a watch doctor stating what is going on with ireland? are you still going to comply with the gdpr? twitter has said we have another person in their place and we will be able to follow that. muska is aware of the rules, but the question is if he has enough staff to comply. guy: what if he does not? what are the penalties that could be imposed? jillian: twitter has already run into issues with gdpr. two years ago, they refined millions. in the digital services case, those fines were even more. if companies like twitter continue to offend the rules and break them, they could also be in -- be banned. we could see regulators coming in and rating their offices in san francisco to make sure they are doing what they say they are doing. we

when you were here in the last time you were a candidate and you were up by a good jillian points.tant poll is what happens on election day. how does it feel? >> it feels great. i feel like the people of maryland have spoken. not a demographic, not a geography. the people of the state of spoken. the results that we saw on the governor's race in maryland as we won by the most decisive margin in close to 40 years in maryland. and the only way you do that is not because you won democrats or because he won a geography. we won democrats. we won independence. we took a huge swath of republicans. the thing that really makes me very excited about this moment is not just that we're walking in with a very clear mandate. it's that the people have collectively spoken and said it is time for us to move together. for us to actually focus more about is a good idea than who did the idea come from. and i truly believe this is gonna be maryland stuck aid. it's going to be because of the new coalition that we built. and the new coalition that we are keeping. >> with your victory for the first time in

there's like but jillian cop cars? no. no passengers were on the bus when that bus was stolen, a person driving one of the cars that was hit suffered non life threatening injuries. today, the trial will begin for the former warden at the federal correctional institution in dublin. ray garcia faces charges including sexual abuse and abusive sexual content, contact. then lying about it while he was an associate warden. authorities accused him of inappropriate behavior with some women inmates . investigators say they found explicit photos of garcia inmates on his cell phone. three correctional officers at dublin have already pled guilty to sex abuse crimes. garcia in another correctional officer, john russell bell house insist they're innocent time is 5 35. also in court today, the man accused of attacking paul pelosi will go in front of a judge superior court wreck. heard showed that david the path has a hearing at nine a.m. in san francisco, facing both local as well as federal charges. san francisco da's office is charging