world just one single post can reach a massive audience mark respected are part of the drama where paul net's politic dog sees this as a huge opportunity or it's a tiger balm an i now a days you really only need 3 people at most to get a protest started on social media feeds. into people hold up a banner one person and you're all set. is it really that simple finding the right moment to target the right social media platform with the right hashtag is that all you need to start a worldwide comparing how and when does a singular event spark an entire process movement online and how does it spread across the globe let's take a look at the black lives matter of movement that's currently receiving overwhelming global support it was sparked by a video that showed the violent arrest of george floyd that led to his death the video went viral and the hash tag last matter was used about 3700000 times a day the following weeks but the movement has started 8 years ago. this is the facebook post that started. it was a reaction to the cinema in 2012 the security guard had frankly shot trayvon martin an una

net income rose 11% to just over half $1 billion through june. haidi: conditions in china have improved in the second quarter. paul allen joins us with more.eis continue to see. robust demand? paul: the quarter was pretty good. almost spot on, the estimates. outputs out 10% a year. it is holding a particularly well. that was lower but it still beat estimates. the ceo said he is trying to maintain business as usual. what is a very in unusual time. conditions in china are stabilizing. shery: what sort of outlet did they get? guidance both got downgraded for 2020. they are dealing with the same issues that everybody else's. lockdowns due to the coronavirus. disruptions in production. that is in line with the observations of china stabilizing and improving in the second order. we had china continuing growth yesterday and those gdp numbers. haidi: coming up over the next hour, we will have more analysis. later today, and exclusive interview. the deputy president. plenty more ahead. we continue to look ahead at the start of trading in asia for the final friday session of the week. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: good morning. we are waiting for as

paul: that's it, we have to take one more break. when we come back hits and is that net... eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. with nutrients to help support immune health. paul: time now for our hits and misses of the week. jillian start us off. >> miss going to the seattle mayor, when anarchists overtook downtown seattle she predicted a summer love, compared to it a block party. well, the fun and games ended when a couple people got shot, but it took protesters camping out outside of her house and damaging her property for her to be upset. my miss goes to the double-standard. when it comes to anarchy. paul: jayson? >> my hit goes to mark zuckerberg the ceo of facebook who has been under tremendous pressure from the left to censor political speech. he told his employees that they are not going to back down. i think that's a good sign when so many leaders of institutions are capitulating. paul: mary? >> hits for

paul: definitely. they will, out of this faster than the united states, and they may get some structural advantage as a net out of this. you cannot underestimate how important it is to sequences correctly. we have to deal with the pandemic, with the virus first. there is no way we can get a recovery of the economy until the other virus under control. justhe problem is not government officials will tell people not to do things. people will not do things as long as they are afraid. they will say, they won't hire, they will not start businesses, so we have to focus on a sustainable plan, or -- sustainable plan for dealing with the pandemic. alix: do you think the view that europe will come out of this better than the u.s., is that widely thought currently? we have seen flow start to move into europe. i wonder how much of that is left to transfer? cost i think the biggest from this pandemic is not yet apparent, but what it will be is a loss of pace and the capacity of governments to make things work. and you know, we had a lot of distrust in government and a lot --populist this will be worst. this is a place w

net value flow goes to those big social media companies. shery: what do facebook and google think about this proposal? paul: they deny the central claim.ys it is fundamentally incorrect about news generating long-term commercial value. they say it is fairly negligible and that was included in the submission to the accc this past month. google makes a similar claim there's a very small economic value for news and the google search. what it's going to boil down to is a question of how you determine value. whatever australia's rules and up looking like, it will be closely watched around the world and they provide a template for other countries. haidi: paul allen there in sydney. let's get you a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. shares in casino company's rally on monday as prospects brightened for the world's largest gaming hub. agreed to lift quarantine for travelers arriving from macau, opening the way for a resumption of gaming activity. borders were closed in march, cutting off chinese customers and casino gaming revenue plunged by 90%. chinese starbucks rival has named a new chairman and ceo in the aftermath of a sc

paul was able to do that. he is gone now at age 89. that is our broadcast on this wednesday evening. with our thanks for being here with us on behalf of my colleagues at the netk. goodnight. >>> tonight on "all in," first portland, now chicago and albuquerque. the president sending more federal law enforcement to american cities. mad line all bright on the country's slight toward an authoritarian regime. a wall of moms tear gassed in portland. the founder joins me live. >>> plus, with just over a week until millions lose their covid support, republicans pause their infighting to suggest cutting unemployment benefits to just $100 a week. and he warned us, impeachment manager adam schiff, on reports that the president tried to get business for his golf resort through the american ambassador to britain when "all in" starts right now.