>> pappas: no!er: it turns out most of the 51 cancer patients in the johns hopkins study experienced "significant decreases in depressed mood and anxiety" after trying psilocybin. two-thirds of them rated their psilocybin sessions as among the most meaningful experiences of their lives. for some, it was on par with the birth of their children. >> pappas: to this day, it evolves in me. >> cooper: it's still alive in you. >> pappas: it's still absolutely alive in me. >> cooper: does it make you happier? >> pappas: yeah. and i don't necessarily use the word "happy." comfortable. like, comfortable. i mean, i've suffered from anxiety my whole life. i'm comfortable. that, to me, okay, i can die. i'm comfortable. ( laughs ) i mean, it's huge. it's huge. ( ticking ) now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simp

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vanessa pappas told tiktoks more than 80 million us users —— vanessa pappas told tiktok‘s more than 80ers in a video statement that its staff were building "the safest app" possible amid us concerns about data protection. jack kilbride reports. you have heard your outpouring of support and we want to say thank you, and we're not planning on going anywhere. fighting words from an application the us president is threatening to ban. tiktok, for millions of young americans, is a fun video—sharing app full of dances and memes, but for donald trump, it is a national security concern. we're looking at tiktok, we may be banning tiktok, we may be doing some other things, there are a couple of options, but a lot of things are happening, so we'll see what happens. the issue for the president is that the application is owned by a chinese company, bytedance, and there is a concern that the data it collects from users will be passed over to beijing. it is a concern that has seen india already ban the app and australia talk of following suit, but not everyone is as worried. there are real national se

vanessa pappas will join us live at 8:45 a.m. eastern time.nd now to the aftermath of hurricane laura. at least six people are dead after that storm slammed into louisiana. this morning, hundreds of thousands are without power. countless homes and businesses in ruins, and entire communities under water. damage also reported in texas and arkansas the storm has diminished to a tropical storm or depression president trump announced he would visit the region this weekend to tour the damage >> the jackson hole virtual fed summit is getting ready to wrap, but not before some big interviews steve liesman joins us with a special guest. good morning, steve. >> morning, mike yes, we're pleased to have with us this morning loretta mester, president of the cleveland fed good morning, president mester i'm sorry you're not in jackson hole >> hi, steve thanks for having me on. great to keep this tradition going, even if we're not both in jackson hole this year >> yeah. i think we have done this interview about this time on the friday of the jackson hole summ

a shame, if racism keeps jews a color away from the jewish community and our spiritual tools and pappas. >> every faith community, essentially rests on theological foundation. weather, somebody is faith that here it is a belief or secular. the jewish context it occurs to me with this notion everybody is creating, and god's image. for myself it seems if that is true. and must be that our diversity is a testament to god's unfathomable creativity. >> is. >> i just wonder if part of our islet's say an odd way, in an odd way, our theology has beenoscar normative, apart of the work of our faith community and other faith communities might a different way. somehow there is an internlo re do, to understand our own selves. of the diversity of god's creativity. and, of course, god is why. white. god is an f available anyway. i do not know which reflection is on that it seems to me. these we is to belong to go in and to feel welcome. a lot to do with how we understand, the theological foundation believe is. that is where the repairs. >> that is totally, right on i would at. i'm able to turn access

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this is how vanessa pappas, the head of u.s.cted to that yesterday. >> so, no, we're not a national security threat and we said that time and again. we have very strict data controls in place. we have an amazing team building a world class infrastructure and it is something that we put front and center in terms of protecting our users. >> what do you think president trump is talking about when he says credible threat? >> i think, you know, we are at a time where we're seeing a very much a geopolitical tension, as you know, between the u.s. and china. and we are in middle of that. >> according to "the new york times," the cia put out a report and find there is no evidence that chinese intelligence has accessed user data on tiktok. i asked her if they sell user data, she says flat out no, we do not. and so the issue here really is a lot about the younger users, reportedly about a third of all tiktok users, 100 million here in the u.s., are under the age of 14. so vanessa pappas saying they put in new safety and safeguards for user

vanessa pappas told tiktok users in a video statement that its staff were building "the safest app" amidns about data protection. tiktok is mostly used to share short videos, usually about 15 seconds long. and it has grown rapidly in the last year, now boasting more than 800 million active monthly users worldwide. but it's owned by a chinese company, bytedance, and it's this last fact that concerns the us security forces. there is in fact a precedent for this us announcement. india has already blocked the app, and australia is also considering a ban. here's our technology reporter chris fox. well, the app has been decompiled by security researchers. they've looked deep into it, and as yet, they haven't found a smoking gun. there's nothing obvious in the app that seems to be sending information back to the chinese. but as with any chinese company, they can be compelled to give information to the chinese security services, and any app on your phone can gather lots of data while it's there. even american apps like facebook do this. they can scoop up your location data, your contacts and thi

of these end up back on the european market where they're sold at high prices that make spaghetti pappa furious as to talent it's totally absurd buyers here purchase the wall and send it all the way to china for washing and it sent to paris where it's packaged and suddenly everyone wants it. gives it half it is a self-taught tailor. she initially trained to be a dental assistant now she's a businesswoman with a passion for wool she calls her products mosel tweed habits mr mcmullan i wondered whether the wall from the sheep in our region was also suitable for fabric and it turns out that it's very suitable for cloth and at that point i told myself that i do my best to save local wool while it. the cloth is made in germany soley from will out of the region she already has about 100 meters in stock the company produces vests caps and sport coats from the material. so most assigned schama. have to receive support from the back and fan spinning around in a globalized textile market producing fabric regionally is difficult the production costs are too high the quantity is too low. for wool is

used in some the fairest way but the head of operations in the united states for tick-tock victoria pappas put out a video earlier today and here's some of what she had to say. when it comes to safety and security when given the same for staff because we know it's right for them so really appreciate the sample i bring here for the long run and i continue to share your points there and let stand. right it is not care for the white house is going to accept this proposal from bite downs we also know it's not the 1st time the administration has gone on gone off to chinese technology firms but why why scrutinized now. well i think one thing that you have to admit is that president trump has an absolute genius for di flecked ing and changing the subject as we have heard previously in the broadcast with more than 153000 americans dead from the grown a virus and a economic lifeline expiring for millions tens of millions of working americans who are now out of a job we you and i and millions of others as well as other news organizations are standing here and talking about a tick tock app that teena

. >> as for walmart joining microsoft's bid, vanessa pappas -- sorry, i got that wrong earlier -- vanessa pointed to national energies and said they have rolled out econ features there is potential, including the potential the app could be shut down. kelly? >> with its future of viability hanging over tiktok with this potential owner change, what about rivals there are plenty out there who would love to steal tiktok's thunder. instagram showed reels is this giving a bigger opening for others to come in? >> you're absolutely right i asked her about facebook's reels which it just rolled out here in the u.s. a couple weeks ago. she said her party line stressed the possibility and enthusiasm of creators for tiktok she did say specifically they have not seen a decrease either in terms of their users or creators or advertisers due to all of this noise around the potential deal and potential shutdown so there are certainly a lot of companies, not just facebook also apps such as triller trying to get that young user base that's so hard to reach. she says it hasn't really had an impact just yet. >

carolina where the republican national convention will open on monday some protesters were hit by pappas frame security is being ramped up in the city ahead of the convention it'll be mostly taking place online but several 100 posse members are expected to attend president trump will also be there before the republican presidential nominee. a group of west african leaders has met molly's ousted president abraham boubacar kater and the military leaders behind the coup the echo us delegation is pushing for a return to civilian rule russian opposition leader alexina valmy is being treated in a burn hospital for suspected poisoning his supporters believe he drank tea that had been tampered with just before he boarded an internal flight dozens of media websites reporting on the mass protests in belo reserve been blocked the country's journalists association says more than 50 have been shut down including a polish back channel and radio funded by the us iraq's prime minister has vowed to find those responsible for killing 2 prominent activist during anti-government protests. met with security

officer kevin mayer has left the company, general manager va nessa company, general manager vanessa pappaseing with us. hello. so, wednesday was a pretty decent day for many parts, but that was wednesday. and now thursday has a different look to it because low pressure is increasingly dominant. after a bright enough start in the east, the cloud piles in from the atlantic. and before too long, i think it will be thick enough for some rain to get in through the north of wales, the north of england, into central and southern scotland, through northern ireland, too, in places. and later in the day, will bring some really quite heavy showers and some longer spells of rain through wales and the south—west of england on a day where we might make 20 in the drier spots in east anglia. i say drier until later in the day when you, too, mayjust pick up on some heavy bursts of rain there. and all the while, the rain just fizzles away across the heart of scotland. now, having brought that area of low pressure in on thursday, it's still around on friday, and the isobars quite tightly packed on its wester

. >> my name is james pappas i'm senior policy planner. i'm going to talk about our housing and stabilization strategies work that the planning department has undertaken over the last few years. these projects include three main efforts. the first is community stabilization initiative completed in fall of 2019. next is the housing affordability strategy completed in spring of this year. then the current recovery strategy which is under way in response to the pandemic and economic crises. these are all one time efforts meant to respond to pressing concerns of community members and policymakers. they analyze existing and potential policies, programs and investments. the community stabilization initiative focus on protecting and stabilizing communities, especially vulnerable populations as well as mitigating displacement. the project looked at how all residents but especially vulnerable residents, can try and benefit and contribute to the city culture and economy. the project has two main deliverables. one is an inventory and assessment of po

he will be replaced by general manager, vanessa pappas.d be passed to the chinese government. riot police in belarus have detained about 20 people protesting against the disputed re—election of president alexander lukashenko. hundreds had gathered in the capital, minsk, where daily demonstrations have been held since the vote earlier this month. there will need to be a major campaign urging people to get a flu jab to ease pressure on the nhs this winter, according to medical experts. last month, the government announced plans to double the amount of vaccinations available, but analysis by the bbc has found the proportion of people getting vaccinated has fallen in recent years. emily unia reports. every winter, the over—65s and those with serious health conditions such as asthma or diabetes are offered a free flu vaccine, because catching flu could make them seriously ill. this year, there are concerns that a second wave of coronavirus infections combined with a major flu outbreak could overwhelm the nhs. so, last month, the prime minister

live shopable e commerce links, so, you know, i think there's a lot of different synergies there >> pappas saying they're confident tiktok will survive the government's threat to shut it down. they're preparing a contingency plan for their employees should a deal not happen. sara. >> i feel like there's going to be a lot of behind the scenes deal talks this weekend, julia >> certainly i think the next step sara -- the next step would be to find out who they're negotiating with exclusively, so we'll be listening for that >> got it. julia boorstin, thank you. >>> from abbott's new rapid test, we have a lot of ground to cover this week, with dr. scott gottlieb his latest take on all the covid developments is ahead. >>> a quick check on bonds for you. what we have seen amid all of this buying in stocks, bonds have been a little bit of pressure broadly, overall, for the week, on a better sentiment. >>> session highs up 232 the number of new reported coronavirus cases yesterday topping 40,000, rising for the fourth straight day. there are almost 5.9 million coronavirus cases in the u.s., while d

mayor leer left too take the jo tiktok earlier this year vanessa pappas will take over. >> clearly, mayerny, he went there to run tiktok but also he's coo of bytedance, with this move. his job role becomes very, very different. so, he leaves behind disney which he left because he got basically passed over for the job. when it came to replacing bob iger and here he is at tiktok, leaving tiktok and it will be interesting to see where he lands next, especially given the wars heating up all around. andrew >> yeah, no, i mean i think we're all trying to understand what this means for him. what it means for the deal i think the deal is going to be moving forward i think clearly he either wasn't a key man going with the transaction. i think there's probably questions about the economics of what he gets or doesn't for having sold the company. and also what his role is within the negotiations itself to bow out before the deal is reached makes me wonder and speculate to some degree whatever the deal may not be necessarily the deal he was pushing for or maybe something else happened there's got to b

. >> my name is james pappas i'm senior policy planner. i'm going to talk about our housing and stabilization strategies work that the planning department has undertaken over the last few years. these projects include three main efforts. the first is community stabilization initiative completed in fall of 2019. next is the housing affordability strategy completed in spring of this year. then the current recovery strategy which is under way in response to the pandemic and economic crises. these are all one time efforts meant to respond to pressing concerns of community members and policymakers. they analyze existing and potential policies, programs and investments. the community stabilization initiative focus on protecting and stabilizing communities, especially vulnerable populations as well as mitigating displacement. the project looked at how all residents but especially vulnerable residents, can try and benefit and contribute to the city culture and economy. the project has two main deliverables. one is an inventory and assessment of po

. >> my name is james pappas i'm senior policy planner. i'm going to talk about our housing and stabilization strategies work that the planning department has undertaken over the last few years. these projects include three main efforts. the first is community stabilization initiative completed in fall of 2019. next is the housing affordability strategy completed in spring of this year. then the current recovery strategy which is under way in response to the pandemic and economic crises. these are all one time efforts meant to respond to pressing concerns of community members and policymakers. they analyze existing and potential policies, programs and investments. the community stabilization initiative focus on protecting and stabilizing communities, especially vulnerable populations as well as mitigating displacement. the project looked at how all residents but especially vulnerable residents, can try and benefit and contribute to the city culture and economy. the project has two main deliverables. one is an inventory and assessment of po

the woman speaking there vanessa pappas, tiktok general manager.plicit with communist chinese surveillance and knows it. thankfully president trump is staring this down, making it clear regardless whether teenagers are riled up about it. thank goodness 14-year-olds can't vote. what we do know, we couldn't, gordon chang, let me let gordon chang say it, he understands china, communist chinese, how we use something like tiktok we need to wake up now. he was on our program earlier. >> we have to remember, tiktok issues all of these assurances because it is ultimately chinese-owned, we have to remember the 2017 national intelligence law in china requires every chinese entity to spy if demanded. tiktok is a bad actor and we've got to consider not just the theoretical concerns but also what in fact it has been doing. china doesn't allow american apps in china, so why are we allowing chinese apps in the united states? this is a fundamental issue of fairness, of reciprocity. so it seems to me that if tiktok doesn't then we've got to ban it. pete: freedom fo