he had myspace and facebook. way that candidates communicated with their base. it changed the way that we thought about how we could communicate and influence candidates. >> one of the most enduring images of campaign '08 is this one of barack obama. >> that barack obama image, it's here, there, everywhere it seems this year. >> when i met obama, he said, "i love this image, and how did you get it spread around so fast?" >> seeing the hope poster as a digital phenomenon was pretty amazing. it really made me realize the power of social media to democratize and proliferate. >> we're trying to translate all of that online enthusiasm and energy to success. >> in three simple words, yes we can. thank you, south carolina. i love you. >> if not for social media, barack obama would never have been elected president. it gave us the ability to connect to a new generation of voters. >> barack obama will be the 44th president of the united states. >> on election night i went to this party and all of silicon valley was there.

. >> you think myspace? who even remembers myspace.r myspace and sold it for $34 million. what is really interesting, murdoch is getting out of the traditional media does this when tech is pushing into it. perhaps he has seen the writing on the wall. it is going to disrupt to the point the value of his company -- [inaudible] the myspace acquisition went wrong. overall i think he has a strong record of deal making, whether buying individual newspapers. that said this controversy cannot only bad deals but bad behavior. the phone hacking scandal was her render us for the murdochs and has damaged the reputation channelspapers and tv irreparably in the u k. myspace.com/juleshyman. does it still exist? we're going to get insight from richard bird. why he says there are signs in the credit market that say run for the hills. this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: this is bloomberg markets. thee: it is time for bloomberg business flash, a snapshot of the biggest business stories in the news today. deutsche bank will pay $75 million to settle claims that tw

who have that myspace is what i saw what they had them in my head there that i'm. famous hey i'm. ok i'm one hundred. eight then i am very innocent. so i'm so sick given i married in. zero gravity dad had became my first the care we're actually having now i am and i guess now based on what i'm going to have another say well can you hear anybody with the problem has never been a what if the come rain except what if the next shot that i was a kid i just. had given up for. eight would sit at the seminary and yet i'm guessing analog are doing a blast why can't carry this out i'm gonna have to remember that their. focus is. with us so much so what i lost i would have had is. the. one thing you know. it's a number of see it is our thoughts our house to start to increase and. there seems as if they were sucking down in the. that programs have also increased security economic social and demographic problems so biggest problem is the children who don't go to school and that read a lot of. what would be their future no one knows. so he was one of that if we didn't go to school and the first

how many artist became really famous on myspace?t their things up and they were picked up by scouts. we don't want to stifle creativity. imagine a young artist saying i can't do this because i can't afford it. i think there is a balance. from my point of view they have the right perspective. all right. ok. we are not sitting on the fence on that one. doctor in demand, ba bylon fence on that one. doctor in demand, ba bylo n to fence on that one. doctor in demand, babylon to open private gp surgery, a virtual gp surgery. i must admit i thought it is a great idea i don't have time to go to the doctor. and they are talking about architects as well. i don't know how it's going to work. everyone uses their phones. the health service is struggling. interesting how this is on the anniversary. absolutely. lots of people are concerned about this and one of the reasons people are concerned about this is because if you look at how surgery is funded, the chronically ill are traded off with the healthy young people who might walk into the surgery

but wait -- people might start coming back to my myspace page? it's great. it autoplays smashmouth.and check out my review of "batman begins!" ( laughter ) i think it's going places. speaking of the internet destroying everything, donald trump. ( laughter ) the president is touring the midwest today, where he's attempting to reassure factory workers that his trade war isn't actually hurting them. (as trump) "don't believe what you see on tv, or hear on the news, or read on your pink slip." ( laughter ) first, he went to a factory in iowa, where he marveled at a miniature white house. (as trump) "oh, no, what have you done to my house? ( laughter ) mike? mike pence, are you still in there?" mike? you animals. ( piano riff ) later he gave a speech in illinois, at a plant called "hot strip mill." and impressively, he stuck around after he realized it wasn't a topless bar. ( laughter ) in the speech, the president fixated on the media's fixation on him. >> look at all of those cameras. all those cameras. every stop. >> stephen: yes! yeah, yeah! obama was never photographed, that's why n

harvard and silicon valley, eventually striking startup gold with companies that sold to microsoft and myspacewith their financial future secure, they backed companies like uber and dropbox and focused on democratizing the opportunity that gave them success with code.org. they kicked off a campaign that went to number one on youtube with some of tech's most iconic faces. joining me on studio 1.0, founders of code.org hadi and ali partovi. i am used to interviewing you guys separately, but it is a pleasure to have you together. what was it like growing up as brothers? >> it was wonderful to be a twin. i felt i had something amazing that someone else didn't have, because i had someone i could trust with everything and look up to. emily: and you are identical twins. how are you similar and different? >> we are both competitive and driven. our veterans are similar. we are both harvard computer science majors. we are the only set of twins to both cell companies to microsoft. a lot of the things we have done are similar. i think i am more of a stress case. my brother is more unique comparatively. em

who have a myspace with us or a i don't mean i had there that i'm. ok i'm. ok i'm one of the. then i remember a minister order some so we're giving them are you. still here are you guys can i circle care we can actually have a night. and i guess not based on what i'm going to have another say can you hear anybody with the problem has never been a dick to come rain except what if the next i thought i was a kid i just. kind of came out. as never so who would they would sit in the sudden in the rain and yet they would get a signal of the bill in a blast can't care how it was i can decide the how to remember the thing i guess and then. focus. with us to watch what i lost i would have had a second. look and then you know. it's a number of see it is our dogs our house to start to increase and. there seems as if they were sucking down in the. that programs have also increased security economic social and demographic problems so biggest problem is the children who don't go to school and that read a lot of them what would be their future no one knows. so he was one of that if the teach

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i can see that they have been compromised over the years including adobe, linkedin, and myspace.d, with an increasing number of data breaches, and easy access to other personal information online, it is likely that this new, i know your password twist on old scams will only get more sophisticated. >> if a hacker wanted to spend a little bit more money and do something new, you might get an email that is a bit more convincing than your current password or something recent. >> the bottom line, your best bet is to ignore emails demanding money, even if they appear to have personal information, do not engage. security experts recommend a password manager that creates a unique password for each account, because if your passwords are secure, you are less likely to encounter these scams. julie watts, kpix 5. >>> the trump administration is rushing to reunite children separated from their parents at the border. more than 1800 children are back with parents or family members, but 700 parents have been deemed ineligible. many have already been deported. that leaves 421 children with parent

harvard and silicon valley, eventually striking startup gold with companies that sold to microsoft and myspace. with their financial future secure, hadi and ali partovi became prolific investors backed , companies like uber and dropbox and focused on democratizing the opportunity that gave them success with code.org. a nonprofit that aims to bring coding to classrooms everywhere. they kicked off a campaign that went to number one on youtube with some of tech's most iconic faces. joining me on studio 1.0, founders of code.org, hadi and ali partovi. i am used to interviewing you guys separately, but it is a pleasure to have you together. i am curious, what was it like growing up as the brothers partovi? >> it was wonderful to be a twin. i always felt that there was something amazing that not everybody else had. because i had someone i could trust with everything and look up to. and try to be as good as him. emily: and you are identical twins, right? >> [in unison] yes. emily: how are you similar and different? >> we are both competitive and driven. our backgrounds are similar. we are both harvar

judge the the president was still angry because they think i don't suffer to be attending steak to myspace and such a media uses have to pay about six cents a day to be able to access whatsapp facebook and other services. president during the seventy seven tax will help to reduce costs that the activists here say it's an indiscriminate tax that hurts the poor most left of the people right here in town i am going to have the internet users access to states is kind of the map if they have a bit of money twenty cents fifty cents they buy some credit i would have done that they'd be off to get maybe for a couple that i really think i should i. put off to just minutes of marching peace came to stop the protest they said it's not a lawful demonstrations have been heavily restricted in uganda since anti-government protests seven years ago this time things were no different. meanwhile kiosks for mobile phone payments that is usually busy time quiet they will say subject to a new tax the recent years service is to transfer payments directly from one families or to another become a key part of the e

. >> i found charles' music on myspace. fast forward, we're in a bar in nashville.s the om. i' heard your music. i really like it. >> wow. i've got a fan. we should get together and write some songs. >> the songwriting came easily. the band name, another matter. >> i was the one that came up with putting i lady front of it. something weird about it. >> we g lady antebellum. see if we can beat it. crooked creek drive. that's kind of cool. then we go to cracker barrel. c dave wanted tl ourselves sunrise sampler. >> they passed on sunrise sampler, thankod goss. and lady antebellum o lady a as their fans cal them, was signed to capitol reaords within ar of their meeting. the first album was released in 2008 as went platinum with hit like the number one single, i run to you. ♪ >> less than two years later, their second album, i need y now, made them crossover stars. the title track reach tg the of both the country and pop charts. ♪ >> what did that song mean to your life and to your career and everything else? >> everything. >> i think we wrote it in an hour and a halo.

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myspace does not have the filters and it is more fun and interesting. it could be the case that that protection will be built into the platform that spreads this but i am skeptical that that will happen anytime soon.>> you can imagine the emergence of -- you mentioned this in your paper.>> the emergence of embedded verification and personal tracking to your location where you have been in the past. if you of some -- are someone of public importance and this video comes up, you might want to demonstratively show that i was never in the building. if you consider those types of solutions, what privacy concerns come up? are you concerned? >> that motivated us to write this paper. the idea that we would worry that we would lack accountability for where we are and we might unravel our own privacy to protect ourselves from deep fakes. we will see market desire essentially logging where we are all the time and engaging in all sorts of activities where we are tracked and traced and categorized in all sorts of way. the idea we would need to do it as a matter of s

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at one point we had myspace, which was really hot. we have another way for people to exchange personal information, things like that. there's no reason another more nimble competitor can come in. we've seen it with their numbers, the number of their users is declining, at least the growth is declining. i think it is time for people to move on from this stock. cheryl: time to move on. thank you for joining us this morning. cheryl: can't wait to hear from tesla. we've got a lot more coming up this morning. vice president mike pence touted the strong trump economy an exclusive interview with maria bartiromo. >> you recognize in context the reality is in the last two administrations the economy grew by less than 2% in the first 18 months of this admin is a shame who were shy of 3% last year and on track to be 3% or better this year. >> out the strong economies play out for the midterms? the president is threatening again to shut down the government if he doesn't get what he wants on immigration. we will go to washington for a live report.

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been pwned i can see that they have been compromised over the years including adobe, linkedin, and myspaceand, with an increasing number of data breaches, and easy access to other personal onli, i likely that this new, i know your password twist on old scams will only get more sophisticated. >> if a hacker wanted to spend a little bit more money and do something new, you might get an email that is a bit more convincing than your current password or something recent. >> the bottom line, your best bet is to ignore emails demanding money, even if they appear to have personal information, do not engage. security experts recommend a password manager that creates a unique password for each account, because if your passwords are secure, you are less likely to encounter these scams. they say it is a good idea to keep your web cameras covered. you cannot cover the camera on your phone, but i have always had a post-it note over the camera on my desktop, you never know. >> good advice. >>> a historic flop for facebook as the social media giant took the biggest one day dive in the history of the us ma

that show -d we boo it off of myspace. >> there you go! like 30 bucks. >> yeah, heou made ae bucks off that. >> jen, i've got to take you back. the boys are going to get borea. how that, guys? >> incredible! >> that was great. >>t ts awesome. >> she's practically part of the band at this point. we'll get to our concert wh onerepublic in a moment, but first, al has a look at the weather. >>> let's check the weather and you'll see the weekend outlook okday. g at heavy rain in the upper midwest, sunny and hot in the pacific nortunest,ine in the northeast. tomorrow, heavy rain moves into the ohio river valley, hot and dry in the northwest. plenty of heat and humidity making its way through texas. humidi increases in the northeast, triple digits on sunday, sunday! and we're looking at sun ine ouwest. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> right here in the washington metro area, temperatures around county, es in arlington 72 in fairfax county, 70 degrees in gaithersburg, 75 in anna tlis.

all of a sudden, myspace comes back, they don't have these filters. and it is fun to be on there. so they could have a case where these protections are built into the platforms, but i'm a little skeptical of that that will happen anytime soon. >> you can imagine the emergence -- you mentioned this in your paper, -- the emergence of some kind of embedded verification, or even personal tracking, geolocation, worry have been the past, so that you can imagine if it is someone of public importance. if one of these videos come up, you might want to demonstrably show, i wasn't even in the building. i wasn't even there. when you consider those type of solutions. what privacy concerns start to come? are you concerned about that? >> that's what motivated us and the idea that we would lack some accountability for where we are, that we might unravel our own privacy, to protect ourselves from deep fakes. that we were going to see a market desire for logging. so that we are engaging in also selective deserve your often tracked and traced and categorized in all sorts of ways. but the idea that w

. >> jimmy: next up, if myspace and ebay merged, they'd be, "mybay." [ laughter and applause ] 'dre's, if chili's and netflix merged, the "netflix and chili's." come on! [ laughter and applause ] that's perfect. why's that not happening? and finally if bdobo and dunkin' donuts merged, they'd be "ba-dunk-a-dunk." [ laughter and applause ] i'm just sayinib it's all po. this is cool, a new comic book series is coming out that me follows bond as a a teenager. they decided on the comic book over a movie, 'cause nobody wants to hear, "the name's bond, james bond." [ laughter and applause ] check this out, i saw that banks are starting toffer services through virtual assistants like amazon echo, which backfires when you ask alexa for your account balance and she just starts laughing. [ laughter ] speaking of the echo, i heard that ama version that's made just for hotel rooms. it's nice until you lie down on the bed and hear -- >> i wouldn't lie there if. were y >> jimmy: okay, all right, perfect. [ laughter and applause ] "don't touch the remote control." finally guys, the world cup is read

myspace, almost gone, mostly a music thing now. and gone, alta vista with preceded google. netscape, napster, pets.com and a long, long, long list of dot-com bust sites. >> we forget about those but those are all great examples. tom, thank you. >>> well, facebook's fall weighed on the overall market especially tech stocks. the dow was up 112 points an gains by consumer goods and energy companies. but the nasdaq fell 80 points. and the s&p lost 8. >>> several dozen people protested outside of ktvu earlier today. they were angry over a picture that we used earlier this week during our coverage of the murder of nia wilson. paul chambers talked to the group earlier today. >> reporter: from skyfox you can see roughly 60 people marching in the streets of oakland. the group came together to protest an insensitive photo that ktvu showed of 18-year- old nia wilson. she was killed sunday night on a macarthur bart platform. >> putting that youngster up there with -- of what is to be misinterpreted as a pistol and a gun which automatically switched the narrative. we are the victim here

basic a myspace a place not just a backup of a nation full of toxic dump. him because we feel it's saturday or somewhere every day and see more and more probably shoeshine it seems gives me everything blames the wind have to give something back as i feel obliged to assume. one waves surfers fighting against unseen pollution of the sea starch july fourteenth on d. w. . this is the w.'s lie from the forces in thailand slowed down their efforts to free children trapped in a flooded cave deficient leading the rescue effort says the twelve boys and their football coach are not yet ready to make the dive to freedom rescuers want to give them more time to spot fears of conditions could worsen also on the program. in china in two.

as a professor, i like myspace, i wrote my books and read the german primary sources, but i had to be aware that when i wrote a book about world war ii, there would be a lot of people that read it that did not give a darn about my phd and would know a lot about world war ii as well because they have been reading about it their whole lives. you have to treat everyone who weighs in on these questions with a great deal of respect. and other community? reenactors. they take this very, very seriously. boots, weapons, whether they had been introduced not.at time period or they are a picky group as well. and i do not hear much complaint from those groups in regard to what they have seen in "saving private ryan." so that is good. but here is what i like about 's"ving private ryan treatment. sometimes it is a seen people pass over, and they say oh, i forgot about it. soon after the landing on omaha, two enemy soldiers and surrender to the americans. they have their hands in the air, they are battling in a foreign language. if you're watching the movie for the first time, you probably assume it

. >> that show, we booked it off of myspace. >> there you go. >> justin timberlake bought for $30. >> back. the boys have to get ready. how about that, guys. >> awesome. >> she's practically part of the band at this moment. we're going to get to our concert with onerepublic in a moment but first al had a check of the weather. >> the weekend outlook today, we're looking at heavy rain in the upper midwest, sunny and hot in the pacific northwest, sunshine in the northeast. for tomorrow heavy rain moves spot ohio river valley, hot and dry in the northeast. plenty of heat and humidity making its way through texas. humidity increases in the northeast. triple digits that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're still watching that rain moving further to the north as we see it moving across northern sonoma county and now into mendeseno county. there are some pockets of heavy rain approaching cloverdale. the rest of the bay area will have high humidity. but the humidity will be dropping through

at this point people should be aware that social networks have a life cycle if you recall aol and myspaces not relevant.ç i think that people have taken for granted that facebook and twitter are somehow permanent objects. the lifecycle goes like this. they fight any way to way to communicate with each other. they come in and start taking pot shots at each other. and they bill out on the summerhouse. they are questioning the overall growth story. i know that we are still talking about the strong growth. about how they operate their business. business. the report that twitter shadow bans some top republicans. the company said it's fighting back its offering explanation. you are always able to see tweets from accounts that you follow although you may have to do more work to father.ç they certainly don't shatter being after that. it have more to do with how other people are interacting with these representative accounts than accounts themselves. >> do you believe this? >> i don't think the story totally adds up yet. with the idea that someone can tweet. the question of the search bar. lette