so official fifa and budweiser voting on twitter. u had people like id this and as andse -- likeadid others and moments knowing could have predicted like when suarez bit another player, stickers one the moment with a tweet. we are seeing all kind of brands come to term with twitter. just to clarify -- when these big brands are focused on the world cup, are they basically shifting all of their focus to the world cup or should we forider this two campaigns the big brands already on twitter and had plans to be there? is this an additive? >> that's a great question -- i would say this is an additive. when we work with advertisers on twitter, they have not -- they have in every day strategy. if you or someone like stickers, you care about being hungry. every day you talk about that on twitter and you have fun with people and are selling product. a moment like this, this is their chance to comment on culture whether it is the world cup or the super bowl. that's what they are doing is getting into the pace of culture and being relevant. >> y

what was really cool, they were doing it in the moment on twitter. k about official sponsors like mcdonald's, they were able to execute and dream up the campaign. twitter is one of the only places in the world where you can do this. they did 57 countries in 15 different languages and celebrated the world cup with their fans on twitter. you also had people like budweiser who, for the first time ever, the man was match was actually determined with voting on twitter, so official fifa and budweiser voting on twitter, you had people like adidas and visa, who actually connected to their tv campaigns by tweeting hash tags that you can then see the commercial. then there are moments you couldn't have predicted, snickers won the moment with a tweet that was more satisfying than italian. we're seeing brands of all kinds come to twitter. the world cup and, you know, every day event, they're celebrating on twitter. >> i'll let emily follow up. but just to clarify, when these big brands are focused on the world cup, are they basically shifting all of their focus t

what was really cool is, they were doing it in the moment on twitter. think about official sponsors like mcdonald's. they were able to dream up a global campaign. twitter is one of the only places in the world where you can do this. 57 countries in 15 different languages celebrated with their fans on twitter. you have people like budweiser, who for the first time ever -- the outcome was voted on twitter. you had people like adidas and visa connecting to their tv campaigns by tweeting hash tags. you have these moments that no one could have predicted, like when suarez bit another player. snickers tweeted, "more satisfying than italian." >> you mentioned the suarez moment, which was quite a moment. snickers seized it. you did see more engagement with snickers on twitter versus facebook. but these moments -- the world cup happens every four years. these moments are rare. you do not know when they are going to happen. how can you convince brands to focus on twitter only, or twitter first over facebook? >> just like tv, it is not either/or. twitter is about w

a lot are not putting their information on twitter but putting their statements elsewhere. the twitter accounts that has no mention of this, yet they have released an official statement, in which they say up til now, there has been no closure of ukrainian air space, however they have decided to fly a wide detour around east ukrainian air space. the safety of our passengers is top priority. kiev. klm although not officially confirmed by malaysian airline, it is with great regret that it has learned about the possible flight. we are in contact with with malaysian airline to obtain further information. klm has published the available emergency number, what else, we have the department for transport here in the u.k. flights already air born have been around the area in the region, pilots around the world have been advised to plan routs. we don't know what has happened here, but we have had a statement from david cameron. they appear to have said we don't know what is going on, but there's no mention on this. the kremlin, or vladimir putin has release add statement, translated it

i do want to ask you when it comes to facebook or twitter, you are on both. do you find is more effective for your airline? >> there are a lot of rules about how we are advertise fares and such. so twitter and facebook are both important for us and clearly important to a lot of our examiners. but we don't use them for price pro position that much and that's most of what spirit does. so we use it more as communication tools, twitter, obviously, is a real time, you know, this is ham right now. so it creates that urgency. so they both speaking of the airline business, but the reality is, neither are going to be real important vehicles for us if terms of actually selling tickets. >> benl, thank you for your time. it's good to see you. >> it's great to see you. >> ben baldafza the ceo of spirit airlines. >> i like ben. he said you want feedbacks. given the form on how the stock trade today? he made an all time of 70 bucks. traded up, reversed, based on the lows of the day. tech federal governmentally i love talking about this you have an outside day, significant v

how can you convince rands to focus on twitter over facebook? dislike with tv, i don't think it's either or. twitter is really about what is happening right now. for every brand whether it is the world cup, the super bowl, or tuesday, there are things happening relevant to them. it's about what is important to you, to people, and connecting to that every day. it really is an additive part of the medium. >> that was emily and john ehrlichman with vice president of global strategies. lebron james is heading back to cleveland. we break down what it means for the nba and the lebron james marketing potential. ? >> welcome back to the best of bloomberg west. i'm corey johnson. lebron james returning to the cleveland cavaliers and pushed the valuation of the team to over $1 billion. james stands to make a lot more money as well. he has endorsements from samsung and beats by dry and could be a prime target for brands looking to expand their roster of stars. we spoke with former espn vice president as well as ari goldberg, vp of business development for

twitter is one of the only places in the world where you and15 different languages fans on twitter. people like budweiser where the match was determined with voting on twitter. voting, you had people like adidas and visa actually connecting with their campaigns with hash tags that you can see their commercial. as -- aswinston are far as bit another player. snickers one with more satisfying than italian. the world cup, everyday events, they are celebrating. clarify, when these big brands are focused on the world cup, are they shifting all of their focus? or should we consider this to campaigns? additive? >> i would definitely say this is additive. they haven't always been on the everyday strategy. if you are someone like snickers, you care about people being hungry and you're having fun with people and selling products. a moment like this is their chance to comment on culture. really what they are doing is getting into the culture and being relevant. >> you mentioned the suarez moment. you did see a lot more engagement with snickers on twitter versus facebook. the world cup happens o

[ cheers and applause ] on twitter? well, we use twitter on our show every single week.to play along, we do this thing every wednesday where i send out a hashtag. and we ask you guys -- i don't want to say hashtag if he's still out there. is he? [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, my gosh. ♪ this is part of his dancing. he pleads "no" as he's dancing. >> jimmy: well, anyways, i sent out a hashtag here, and we asked you guys to tweet out a a thing based on that topic. so, since it's the summer, a a lot of people are camping. i went on twitter and started a a hashtag called #unhappycamper. and i asked you guys to tweet something funny that happened while you were camping or at summer camp. we got thousands of tweets. in fact within 20 minutes it was a worldwide trending topic. [ cheers and applause ] how fun is that. 20 minutes. so, thank you for those tweets. now i thought i'd share some of my favorite unhappy camper tweets from you guys. here we go. this first tweet is from -- @batesericka. she says, "my family was singing 'kumbaya' together when the park ranger came and asked if

delta on twitter was the best advice you ever received to go with my gut to listen to my inner instinct my instinct i mean it's really true and that's why i had a moment out there because when i look back over my life i wrote a book a man writing a book called women are loose to women at a time no publisher wanted to publish it there was no presidents for it but i went with my gut and the books all seven million copies bless people all over the world been translated into two different languages if i would have gone by the imperiled that i would have never done it every move from charleston west virginia to dallas texas didn't even know any better but i felt like i was finished in west virginia instinctively solve dallas is a place that i needed to be and i went from pestering up to other people to thirty thousand every major move that ever happened in my life from going gospel place and turned into movies that ended up with contracts was so nice and i've never been trained to do it it was all instinct and when i presented this this idea to begin to talk about and i start talking to othe

i have been called outspoken on twitter many times. i have my points of view which had been voiced on the radio show for many years. >> outspoken code foraysist. for racist. >> if you read those, honestly people picked it apart. it wasn't racist. >> how is it not racist? how can you say that? >> i was talking about people that instantly go to violence. she called my a white mother f-e and inconstantly hit me in the face. i addressed her and other people that act like that. >> that's not how your tweets read. you kept saying they. >> animals, yes. the people that would assault you. >> that's not how it read. >> sorry, i am no hemming way. >> i think that gets to greg's point. >> mario hemming way? >> basically, let me ask you this. who was the word savages and animals directed at because the general consensus is you were saying all blacks. >> no, that's the misconception. i was saying people that act like this, and i address that there is a huge violence problem in the black community. >> often by the way you address that almost obsessiv

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on the "half" carl. see you in about 15. >> sounds great, scott. thanks. >>> twitterstreet on earnings with the site's revenue growing 24%. revenue and user growth growing. what can we expect down the road? with us today, taking a price kargt target to 65. good morning to you. >> good morning, carl. >> the main stream of twit hear just begun you say and a lot more they can do, and also say that facebook provide as road map of where their p & l can go. are they really going to be the same animal? >> let me work backwards. a company doing eebitda. yes, and twitter's at an early stage. yes a cop, a bogey where this p & l go over time. a given since ipo on twitter. the problem figuring out the user and usage mess trick metr. this company needed to get out of the hash tag world and make the site more intuitive for the rest of us and they've done a good job of that, but we're far from hitting that point. when we do the stock, we think it can go higher and user growth resell er a rese reaccelerating. >>> one of the big way s personalization and the mainstream aspect you talk

. >> i felt so vip official with my lanyard. >> rushkoff: he's covered mtv's video music awards on twitter'm so excited, i wish you were all here with me. >> rushkoff: he's a frequent guest on a pop culture show on youtube. >> when i, like, fangirl about things, i think people really relate to that. >> rushkoff: and when he went to see one direction in concert last summer... (crowd chanting "tyler!") ...tyler oakley, professional fan, had quite a few fans of his own. (crowd cheering) >> the interesting thing about traditional celebrities and then youtubers, for a fan, they run up to me in the street and they act like we are friends. part of the reason why a lot of people, like, relate to me is that i am just one of them. >> oh hey, girl, come on in! >> rushkoff: but he's not, really. beyond his massive following on youtube, he has over 800,000 followers on facebook, 1.3 million on instagram, approaching two million on twitter, and the numbers are rising every day. tyler is a millionaire in the currency of likes. >> i can upload tomorrow. >> i can upload whenever you want. >> rushkoff: but

. >>> behind closed doors, a look inside the room where google is quiet ly trying to take on twitter. that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for this tuesday, july 1st. >> i'm susie gharib. >> i'm bill griffeth in for tyler mathisen again this week. >>> wall street kicked off with a bang, a record-breaking session that saw the dow come within a couple points of 17,000. the blue chip average, a and p and dow transports closed at historic highs on the heels of strong manufacturing activity data both in the u.s. and in china. the rally was led by gains in health care, technology and consumer discretionary stocks that lagged recently. here is how the major averages ended with dow up 129 points making the biggest gain since may 21st and came within two points of the 17,000 mark around midday before giving up early gains. the nasdaq was the strongest of the major averages up 50 points, reaching a fresh 14-year high and the s&p was up 13 notching its 23rd record close of the year. so with the dow at 17,000 now in the cross hairs and the markets at new highs at the mid point of th

others said that the program -- rally, the to the middle-class talk about it on twitter and the rich watch it on television. >> social workers in the philippines who make the microchips used for iphones have taken to social networks to denounce their working conditions and the dismissal of 24 union leaders. they're currently in negotiations for a new elective bargaining agreement. they have taken collective actions than eight percent wage increase. they have dismissed 24 trade union leaders, one that was described -- their fight toen the web, starting an online petition, with a facebook page and their aim is to get 24 fired workers reinstated. their demands were relayed on twitter, with hundreds all over the world using the #. -- hashtag. some have reached out to tim asking him to intervene. philippine workers have turned to selfies to get their word out, holding signs reading their demands. many have followed their online campaigning and others follow the movement with their own selfies. >> 23-year-old bethany townsend, suffers from crane's disease and bowel disease, and uses a perma

i feel the same all the time on twitter. holy cow. en you have to defend yourself for doing your job and denying your followers realtime news, twitter is an institution with real staying power. it needs to be monetized better. the possibility of a takeout makes me want to buy it. even if i can can't count on recommending it ahead of the earnings. here's the bottom line. if you're a twitter junkie and you insist on owning the stock, please wait until after they report tomorrow to do your buying and recognize that the risk/reward is not good. especially with twitter ago biggest competitor, facebook. remember, twitter at $38 is a battleground. and nobody should ever walk into interlocking fields of machine gun fire if they don't have. trust me, as someone who's wandered on to many battlegrounds in the past, you tend to get hurt. john in michigan. >> caller: hey, booyah from michigan. my question is about lamb research. i know they sold off about 3 bucks in the last week. i wanted to get your take on -- >> highly volatile stock. i do belie

they are not on twitter as much and they are not as interested in facebook. so if your audience is on a certain platform it might be better to pay more attention to that platform. >> its cuttin cutting-edge justd h. are of what it is. >> she has done a good job of different places and good reads does. if you found that they really work and it opens up in the panel are some of the things to avoid? the >> it is very hit and miss. we have a small audience and we are trying to grow it. they don't really search for things on facebook. they find it through friend sharing. i think the ads work while. we can sign up for the newsletter as well as follow us on social media. that really works. we went on to bigger an the trie contacted him and he actually had a beth he has millions of followers and it's crazy how many he has. they are giving away a copy of the book and just seeing him so involved was really great. >> who has a good story about something that was an effective? >> well, one of the things that is an effective is that when you do something and people don't u

one of twitter's biggest challenges is reversing user growth trends. how can they do it? sk a former executive next. and you can watch us streaming on your tablet, phone, bloomberg.com, apple tv, and amazon fire tv. ♪ >> time for on the markets. let's talk about where stocks ended the day. we did have a big rally when sid the -- which sent the s&p and the dow to new records. the dow did get within two points of that psychologically important level. definitely a big day based on chinese and u.s. manufacturing data. twitter has reached a deal to acquire tapcommerce. for more on what this means for twitter's future is a former partner with red point ventures, previously with twitter. thank you for joining us. i have to ask you about anthony noto first. what do you think? >> he has had a great reputation, have heard so many great things. he has a lot of fans inside twitter. i think about what it means for twitter, and one of its biggest rivals is being understood by the public market. anthony will help translate between those two worlds. >> what do you imagine is happening wit

i hate having to click on twitter. hash tags get to me. >> facebook outdated. >> twitter, get what you need. not annoyed. >> facebook. more of my friends have facebook. >> facebook more. more in tune with my friends. >> facebook, because it's easier to use, and more people have it. twitter is stupid. >> all right. so facebook wins at least according to our unofficial survey, in three cities around the country. bring in senior ed ker zach seward, from the numbers alone it doesn't appear, maybe from the sound we just heard, too, it doesn't appear to be a fair fight, at least at this point. >> no contest at all, no. the main issue, framing. twitter versus facebook a fair one, by the way, but as long as that's the framing twitter will look like the lesser stock. >> is it fair? make the argument maybe it does's in maybe it's an apples versus oranges discussion here, and maybe what we've gotten wrong the whole time? >> twitter will make that argument. that's a bait and switch. went public as a tech company promising they coul

they have been making statements on twitter. >> the airline that had -- that owned this plane, their response which is posted on facebook, says malaysia airline confirms it received notification from the air traffic control that has lost contact. 30-kilometers approximately 50-kilometers from the russia ukraine border. operated on a boeing 747, 12:15:00 p.m. was estimated to arrive at international airport 6:10:00 a.m. malaysia the next day. and 50 drew on board, the other airlines are starting to respond now, we have seen air farce that it will not fly over eastern ukraine. and it already stop flying over the region. is the dutch aaroner has responded it has given a statement, the statement reads although not officially confirmed by the airline. it is with great regreat that klm has learned about the possibility incidents. coach air 4013 from amsterdam to kuala lumpur, we are in contact to attain further information, a little bit much more, british airways has put the flights under review, turkish airline also avoiding the area. the behavior in some instances of politicians a hot of

all on thinkorswim, from td ameritrade. >>> can we call it a twitter turn around? months. that's good news for our friend dan nathan. here's why. on "options action" it's the reason we're twitter all stars, we always risk less to make more, that's just what dan did with his bullish bets on twitter. dan thought the social media stock was going higher. >> this stock can go 45, 50. >> buying 100 shares would set dan back $3,000. to spend less, dan, instead, bought the 37 call for $1.45. in order to make money, dan feeds twitter shares to rise above $37 by more than the comfort of the call of above 38.45 for september expiration. spending $1.45 to get in on twitter works are you in the joker? >> i'm burning my hair. >> but dan sold the 26 strike put for $1.45 and created his risk reversal. he paid it easy to make.. between the buck 45 he spent on the 37 strike call and the 145 collected by selling the 26 strike put, dan is putting on the trade for free. that means that a twitter share picks one penny above $37 by september, dan sees profit. >> this is like discovering

one of twitter's biggest challenges is reversing user growth trends. how can they do it? sk a former executive next. and you can watch us streaming on your tablet, phone, bloomberg.com, apple tv, and amazon fire tv. ♪ the hour26 mins after which means bloomberg television is on the markets. i am watching the dow in particular right now because we are getting within a hairs 17,000 on thehing index for the very first time. as you can see, stocks are up across the board after 10 year -- china manufacturing data came in, more than expected. also manufacturing data in the u.s. in line with expectations. , we should mention, is also trading at a record. we will continue to watch this as we see technology and consumer discretionary stocks leading the gains. i will keep updating you on whether we get to that milestone. more on the markets later. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg ont" where we focus technology, innovation and the future of business. i'm emily chang. twitter has reached a deal to tapcommerce. for more on what this means for twitter's future is a former partner with r

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just on the twitter the options market is implying about an 11% move on their third quarterly report.a public company next week. ist listen, thing to moved 25% t. trade makes sense because sentiment was really poor when the stock was above 30 and implied volatility was very high. it created an asymmetric trade on the upside. i don't believe that's the case anymore. if you are still long on this trade, one of the things you have to do, you have to cover that low delta put to the downside. it makes no sense to ride that out. ten you have to decide whether you want to be long into the quarter. i think some of the new metrics they are introducing to explain the active users and engagement. i think this could be a kitchen sink quarter. they want to reset to the new management and set the stage. to me, i'm left confident right here at $38 than i was at 30. but i'll tell you i'll be a buyer in the mid- to late-30s. here's the thing that, 37 pause if you are long in the trade, you have to sell the higher trades to lock in the profit share. i would look at the september 44 call, 43-and-a-half

all on thinkorswim, from td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ >>> can we call it a twitter turnaround? s action," it's the reason we're twitter all-stars, we always risk less to make more. and dan did that with his bullish bet on twitter. >> this stock could start stipisti skipping up. >> he bought the $1.45 call. he needs shares to rise above $37 more than the cost of the call. but spending $145 to get in on twitter, who are you, the joker? >> i'm only burning my half. >> he sold the september 26 put for $1.45 and created his risk reversal. between the $1.45 he spent and the $1.45 created by selling the put, he's now in there for free. so, if twitter shares go up by one penny, he sees profits. but there's a tradeoff. because he sold that put, he could now be obligated to buy the stock for $26 per share. even if it falls below this level. but it's up more than 20%. making dan a big winner. now, everyone wants to know, what will dan do now? >> before we answer that, let's show you why options worked so well for dan here. he would have been up by 25% buying it. but now, he's on vacation,

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even question the information that they put forward so r t came under yet another attack this time on twitter here's the u.s. embassy in washington responding to our news tweets about the satellite images it says considering who pays artists bills it's not surprising that are to questions validity of u.s. satellite evidence and then there is another tweet saying given some of the experts shown on our teeth very hard to believe anything they say one has to wonder if the underlying implication is that everybody absolutely must believe everything the u.s. government says and presents this evidence well there's not much questioning in the u.s. mainstream media c.n.n. has learned u.s. intelligence satellites and radars have monitored repeated or chilly retired from the russian side of the border for the last several days in washington i'm going to check out our team and now russia is a military industry is moving to quickly make itself in the armed forces self sufficient it comes after ukraine which had been supplying around thirty percent of all parts for russian military hardware broke off coope

we'll provide updates on ktvu.com, twitter, facebook, and on the news at 5:00 and 6:00. brian floor remember, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. >>> in san leandro, firefighters are trying to find out what sparked a house fire this morning. a viewer sent this video. the one-alarm fire broke out before 9:00 a.m. on alvarado street. firefighters were able to quickly knock down the flames. no injuries were reported. >>> san francisco police are now investigating yet another deadly shooting in the city's bayview district but said this is not linked to the four other killings that happened since last weekend. this latest killing happened late last night near hilltop park. a man was shot in the head and pronounced dead at the scene. the victim was in his 30s but his identity hasn't been released. police said it's not believed to be gang-related. >>> meanwhile, two brothers are in jail, facing murder charges in two separate shootings that happened around six hours apart on monday morning. police said identified the suspects as 22 kenyon norbert and his 21-year-old bank

reporting continues on our twitter. >>> one person is dead and more than a dozen injured after a rare lightning storm. it happened during a powerful thunderstorm that swept venice beach. it also struck a man on nearby catalina island. firefighters are fighting two fast-moving wildfires. the sand fire has burned six square miles and destroyed 13 homes. another fire forced the evacuation of 100 homes. flames have burned 2100 acres. >>> and a fire destroyed a popular salon. an electrical malfunction in san leandro caused the fire. a nail salon was damaged, but expected to reopen later next week. >>> rescue, woulders are searching door-to-door after severe storms sliced and were destroyed. many raced for their basements. afterwards neighbors helped each other clearing down trees and limbs. no deaths or serious injuries have been reported but the power is still out. they are still working to see if there was an actual tornado or just strong winds. >>> one person was killed and seven injured after a small plane landed on the beach in florida. a man and his daughter were walking along the be

russia attacked eastern ukraine has led to more speculation in the media the images were posted on twitter by a washington official. guy nature cannot takes a knife and cuts through the spin. some journalist received the satellite pictures which the u.s. presents as evidence of russian shelling into ukraine via e-mail but much of the world found out about it from the twitter account of the u.s. ambassador to ukraine one of the images according to u.s. officials shows russian self-propelled artillery in washer and the other part of that same image u.s. intelligence determined shows craters inside ukraine indicating strikes from artillery that date on the picture is july twenty third these images have changed quite a few hands before they made their way into the embassadors tweets on all of these pictures you see the name of the company digital globe which is a commercial provider of satellite imagery and aerial photos the office of the director of national intelligence is said to have analyzed the pictures and written all these captions with their analysis and then they handed it to the cit

a woman on twitter says could you stop doing ah before every sentence? why don't you figure out what you want to say. >> well -- >> i always go uh before i start the sentence. >> i didn't know you were doing it. >> you know what i got called out for on twitter today? >> calling you sue-bee. >> let's start with the sound bite from last night. when josh proposes to andie. >> you are the woman of my dreams. you are the woman that i never thought existed in this world. all my worries just seem to vanish with you. all my fears disappear. when you smile, that smile brightens my day. makes me feel that i can do anything in the world, that we can do anything together. i live every second of every day just to see that smile again. and i know deep down in my heart that i'm the only man that could ever make you smile the way that you do. when i look into your eyes, i see so much beauty. >> and they started kissing and kissing. it's so great i can finally say i love you. >> the whole show was taped how long ago? in may? >> yeah. i guess it wrapped up right around wh