this is what happened next >> stanley:a while back i featured people going live on facebook and periscope while driving. and pointed out the dangers one person reached out and said they have changed their ways nats: ambiance and another went a slightly just a heads up if you follow me and them go live on facebook or periscope i get to see first- badly or not hello: facebook as we progress more and more into the age of technology with facebook live and periscope it's important to remember one important rule don't drive while live nats: ambiance it's a simple rule which doesn't take a whole lot of thought . do not go live while operating a video from a facebook follower who is also self-confessed uber driver so i hope she was not going live while transporting passengers in these video she appears to be driving herself around the east bay nats: hello facebook for the record it's 100 percent illegal to hold your phone while driving and second it's 100 percent illegal to hold your phone while driving and going live driving while facebooking or periscoping live if caught . and honestly its not

this is what happened next a while back i featured people >> stanley: going live on facebook and periscope while driving. and pointed out the dangers one person reached out and said they have changed their ways nats: ambiance and another went a slightly different route, he blocked me . just a heads up if you follow me and them go live on facebook or periscope i get to see first- hand whether you are behaving badly or not hello: facebook as we progress more and more into the age of technology with facebook live and periscope it's important to remember one important rule don't drive while live nats: ambiance it's a simple rule which doesn't take a whole lot of thought . do not go live while operating a motor vehicle im using live video from a facebook follower who is also self-confessed uber driver so i hope she was not going live while transporting passengers in these video she appears to be driving herself around the east bay nats: hello facebook for the record it's 100 percent illegal to hold your phone while driving and second it's 100 percent illegal to hold your phone while driving and

>> the founder of periscope once to it as a teleportation device.f you want to have a more intimate experience, viewing eyesconvention through the of a delegate in their seats, you can do that for the first now on periscope. >> on the other hand, it's the how doeson coming out, the average, interested person out? all of this >> that's where c-span helps. nd the fact when democratic members of congress use periscope on the floor a few pick ago, c-span helped to out the best streams and present them to their audiences. twitter we'll be surfing those best streams and periscope app itself there is a whole channel just of the best per scopes from the around the arena. >> donald trump has been a chief twitter and chief. the effect of that overall and other politicians turning to twitter? seeing many u're more politicians discover what donald trump has discovered. when you bring in an authentic voice, when you're tweeting and making yourself access nbl that success.have more people retweet you more, engage with you more and at the end of the day it means t

they are responding us in full forces we have seen from those periscope videos. lots of trucks there, the fla flashing lights, crowds gathering to watch, it's still daylight there in the early evening in munich. so again, a very populated area, but we're probably not going to get a lot more firm information until the police have a chance to investigate, you know, we've also heard those reports about whatever active situation there being potentially wrapped up, being potentially over, but that investigation just beginning, obviously. >> okay lucy, i'm going to get you to stand by. let me bring in my colleague. he is standing by, that area is populated around the shopping center. police in munich tweeted out for people to stay in their homes. it's hard for us to see from this google map and even this video from periscope exactly the layout around the shopping center, but from everything lucy has reported, this is an area very populated around this olympic shopping center where we've seen now people flee out of there and it's unclear exactly what happened inside. >>

driving why face booking or periscope in, it's not hard to find you if you are showing what freeway youarmed and what kind of car you are driving. i believe this is because when the law was first enacted nobody envisioned going live from a phone. someone will revise the law to add a point. just as soon as the crashes start adding up. the bright side to the story is i gave the driver and heads up that this is dangerous. it appears she has changed her habits. she has gone from behaving badly, too behaving nicely. i will be watching unless of course she blocks me. in pittsburgh, stanley roberts, kron for news.>> if you have an idea for stanley email us at people behaving badly behaving badly@kronfor.com. >>> +++one very close call we will have ath0that story straight ahead.>> a y5] continues now.>>> to the east bay vandals turned political. spray painting the home of a voter who proudly displayed his support for one presidential candidate. the graffiti also took on a racial tone. the homeowner told kron for that he was upset but not surprised by what happened.>> here's the door that was do

@interface timing, these booking, periscope being and not chatting, it is simply crazy . for driving while life chatting -- it is amazing to me . the time for texting while driving is a first offense my advice, put away the phone and drive . in san francisco, stanley roberts .>>> if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, email him at people behaving daily at -- people behaving badly at kron4.com . >>> what a woman found while playing bongo . >>> how president obama is now responding to thursday's killing . >>> bomb robot . dallas police department was the first to use it to kill a suspect . eyelets line how it worked . how police departments are using them . i will explain how it worked been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ >>> and dallas, ongoing protests . detectives still have a lot of unanswered questions about the man who killed five people on thursday . >>> from our part

this video was posted on periscope. a news crew headed to the scene. >> two, at dawn, search crews will continue the recovery effort in pleasanton after two men fell off a raft and never surfaced. >> the first funerals are held for some of five livers killed by a sniper in dallas. president obama will travel there tomorrow to speak at a memorial service. >> bart is recovering from early delays because equipment problems out of oakland and there are 20-minute delays in recovery mode. >> check out the temperatures today we are going to be warmer in many areas and others are behind. i will tell you when we get to agency in not above in the seven-day forecast. >> another alert for bart riders, expect delays tomorrow and wednesday on oakland airport connection. trains are only arriving every 18 minutes, they usually arrive every five to six minutes. >> near the oakland international airport you could hear a lot more noise, with concentration of means on a certain runway and others are worked on. the work will be wrapped up j

these are from periscope. fareed, go ahead. >> mr. deputy prime minister, i was wondering has the head of the army spoken to president erdogan or to the prime minister and confirmed that the army as a whole is not supporting this and that these planes and these units will be arrested, disciplined, court martialed? >> well, president erdogan, who is the chief commander, has just assumed that role, and he has ordered pro-government jets have apparently taken off to bring those rogue air crafts down. but various army commanders have already come out and publicly said that they were not involved, they are not supporting such an attempt that, it is an illegal attempt and that of course they will be brought to justice. and in fact already many of those soldiers in ankara have been arrested and process is ongoing. >> where is president erdogan tomorrow? >> he has about 30, 40 minutes ago he landed in istanbul. he's safe. there was a massive reception. public reception. he landed at istanbul airport. the government is in full control and, you

-- v and periscope.cans are gathering in cleveland for a second day of their convention. some of today's headliners include paul ryan, mitch , dr.nell, chris christie ben carson. also in attendance is one notable democrat, the mayor of the district of columbia. margaretanding by with talev. margaret: mayor bowser, we are so happy to have you join us today. you are in cleveland making the case for statehood. can you tell us about how you are making that case and why you think this is important? mayor 670,000 people live in the nation's capital. we are the only people in the capital city across the globe that do not have representation in the national legislature. the people in washington pay taxes, more than 22 states, yet, we do not have a vote in the house of representatives. for us, statehood is a matter of the quality. margaret: different case at the democratic convention. do you have an ally in donald trump and mike pence? for us, it is not a democrat or republican issue. american issue and about how

it was a huge, concrete and steal tower surrounding a periscope topped by telescope. on the top floor, they had this extended to all three floors, and it extended out the roof and the germans could use to spot targets. anywhere on the battlefield, the american sector. the bottom part shows the bottom part of the periscope. so you can see this is a huge thing. the germans were determined to protect it. it remained in place in the 1918 and the germans new the offensive was coming and they were going to use it to blast it americans. the plan called for a capture of the observatory. if they were not captured the artillery could stall the offensive. the french declared in 1916 they tried to capture this hill. it was virtually a little gibraltar. that is what it was known as across the western front. here are some of the fortifications of the little gibraltar. upper left, you can see a machine gun that is camouflaged and if you walked by you would have no knowledge of what you were looking at. the next thing you knew the machine guns would fire. the upper right, you can see

they've been trying to compete in the video space since acquiring periscope and trying to stop facebook's move into live video. >> the future of social is streaming. thank you for following that story. two weeks after the decision to leave the eu there is still heavy criticism. the campaign of miss information. the media played a big role in the debate with the sun calling on reader to decide on exiting. a group of journalists say enough is enough. they have launched their own pro-european paper. >> part of the press. the new european is the new brainchild of the editor who says there's a gap in the market for their latest publication. >> it's a paper for the 48% who woke up on that friday morning anand felt this made and shocked about what had happened. we were wondering is there anything out there that captures those values? anything that would make people think that's the paper for me? we said let's pull one out. >> it's a pop-up paper. the plan is to print for weekly editions. if they sell well they will continue printing. if not they will pop down again. >> every newspaper is it wort

she thought that facebook live or periscope technology was the only reasonable way she had to get helpd get word to her family. what is so heartbreaking is that it was reported that the deceased man's mother was watching the facebook live stream. i can imagine how heartbreaking that must be, but it makes sense that if people don't feel safe, they will use technology to reach communities where they do feel safe. cory: facebook ceo mark zuckerberg took to facebook and posted about this. in a section he said, "i hope we never have to see another video like this, like diamond reynolds'. it reminds us of why coming together to build a more open and connected world is so important and how far we have to go." in terms of body cameras, i think i mentioned in the last block that there was a notion that the technology would save us. if we put body cameras on the cops, it would govern their behavior in different ways, so the few cops that are bad actors would not be that way. we are seeing that is not the case. >> exactly. i think that body cameras and legislation that makes it possible to wear b

these live pictures are coming to us from periscope. unclear, as it says on your screen, who is in control right now, though the erdogan government is saying they are. we see inside the trt state-run media, it was taken off the air for a while. and rebel troops in turkey took control of trk joining me now is the news director. thank you, carlos. how are you doing? >> doing pretty good. >> was it a violent takeover? >> that's an interesting question. when people walk in with guns, it's not a peaceful takeover. however, we did manage to get everybody out of building, everybody seems okay. they pulled our signal down, though they remain down. our counterpart has managed to get their station back up but i haven't been able to. it was very hard to get in touch with people after the incident took place, their phones were confiscated. >> so who is -- >> we're off the air. >> and no one is in the broadcast scenter now. you're off the air? >> that is correct. i belong to the english language international broadcaster and we remain off the air. t

periscope, facebook, is this going to be the new normal?alive video is going to be the new normal and video in general on social media. you can probably look at your facebook be right now and see every third post is a facebook video. there is a huge push from facebook to promote facebook life and every time a facebook live video goes out if you are following someone or if you are following a page for example you get a notification that they are alive. it is not only there, but it is in the forefront and facebook wants you to know that it is life, here, and going to stay. >> mark zuckerberg commented on the minnesota situation. the images we have seen this week are graphic and heartbreaking and shine a light on the spirit that many of the members of our community live with every day. while i hope we never have to see another video that reminds us what coming together to build a more open and connected world is so important and how far we still have to go. clearly he is alluding to the fact that yes, this was graphic. but don't we have a grea

periscope. >> i am pulling over to where i have been instructed to pull over. >> music man was pulled over by a police officer in a northern jersey thursdays, and decided to live stream it. born justin smith in paterson, new jersey, blaze said he rolled on the event as a precautionary measure, the first question that officer asked, if his car was legit. >> first thing out of his mouth, is my car legit. >> blaze rolling throughout, the exchange ended. >> you are all good, do me a favor get the front plate. >> yes. >> the events that unfolded in video are not what shocked me, more so the commentary from the audience, blaze is well-known in industry working with likes of beyonce and jay-z, he has a sizable following, there are more 50 thousand views, today, some comments were emotionally charged, nation is still realing from shooting death of castile, and alton in lead lead. >> josh turner, commented, tell the pig to get off you. >> another by tag, don't reach for [ bleep ] just blaze remain calm. did tell his followers to take precautionary measures, like keep your wallet on the seat ne

without c-span they were forced to broadcast via periscope. >> you need to do your job. >> we have got to say this is not about us. this is bigger than us. >> larry: preach it elijah. preach it! now use the remainder of your time to jesus. i think they have a thing about air-conditioning in black churches. just up the game to the 21st century there. all right. this sit-in was more than an afternoon in church it's a serious way for democrats to show their anger with the gun control and a know it's true because this is the guy leading the congregation. >> now is the time to get in the way. give us the vote. let us vote. we came here to do our jobs. >> larry: yeah representative. yeah. representative the civil rights legend john mother [bleep] lewis. you don't mess with john lewis. he knows how to sit-in. you bring him only three pieces of shrimp in his scampi and he'll wait you out. with john lewis in charge i was surprised to read this tweet from congressman walker calling this is a sit-in. original sit-ins were for rights and this is to strip them away. remember, blacks were weren't ab

entering a treatment center is on a clear on the type of help he needs comes days after a video on periscope of an unidentified man holding a marijuana cigarette he says the was in him but one of those deals where is sound like him and then he was talking football and then the code said he is hopeful we can get his life together reason on the team next season he is in the middle of a yearlong suspension for violating the substance abuse policy and. >>gary: we don't worry about the people we don't know personally and i have never sweated we love our job items when i say this wedding for steve. >>gary: hillary clinton the point i am saying is hillary yet has better policies but she cannot no one can talk like president obama honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i need to let her know that i like this! i like, like, like, like... i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. i know. we're over here internet people! get high speed internet from at&t. with over 99% reliability. at an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. keep calm, you internet's on. >>grant lodes: science and b

. >> the loader was one those of arrested in louisiana last night and periscoped his arrest for obstructing a highway. >>> in san francisco, maybes of the faith community joined protesters. cornell bernard is live in san francisco with more on the story. cornell? >> reporter: that faith rally wrapping up here at city hall. many came looking for answers and healing in the wake of violence. ♪ we shall overcome some day >> reporter: messages of healing at this interfaith justice and peace rally, organizedded by bay area faith leaders on the steps of city hall. moving forward, the toughest challenge, after police killings in dallas and the killings of black men across the country by officers. >> hoe we can bring communities together as well as the police. we need to -- we really need to have dialogue. >> reporter: san francisco supervisors say police tactical reforms are helping. >> last week sfpd had a standoff with an african-american man with a gun. he lived. >> in san francisco's bay view district. neighbors and activists gathered in the spot where mario woods was shot last year by san fran

it was a huge concrete and steel tower surrounding a periscope and a telescope. on the top floor they had extended this to all three floors and it extended out the roof and the germans could use it to spot targets. anywhere on the battlefield, the american sector of the battlefield. the bottom section shows the bottom part of the periscope. you can see this was a huge area. the germans were absolutely committed to protecting it. the crown prince's germany built it for the battle of for don in 1960 but it remained in place in 1918 in the germans knew that an offensive was coming and they were going to use it to blast the americans. the plan called for the capture of the observatory by noon on the first day. if the butte was not captured the artillery could stall the offensive. the french had declared in 1916, they had they had tried to capture this hill and they said it was virtually a little gibraltar and that's what was known as across the western front. here are some of the specifications. upper left you can see a machine gun nest that is heavily camouflaged. i

so we are able to get some pictures via periscope, via facebook live, same systems we use here, to get a glimpse of what's happening but everybody is on their phones. some people are sheltering in place. other people are taking to the street. as have yyou have been saying, definition of a coup. >> we are also joined, and this could tell us more about what we need to know here, jared mulson is in istanbul. jared is "time" magazine's middle east bureau chief. please help us out with these pictures we are watching come in from turkish television. we are trying to figure out and there could be a difference regionally, why the people are coming out -- >> this is jared. >> -- and what they are coming out, who they are coming out in support of. >> yes. i'm going to warn you, these calls are dropping all the time. the networks are overloaded. i got to warn you. it might be easier to skype. otherwise my guess it will drop again in another two or three minutes. >> let's try to get what we can. >> is that right. okay. i don't know. >> we are live with you right now. let's try to communicate while

. >> >> host: what was your use of the reaction to the democrats using periscope and putting that on tv and it went around the world from a phone. >> guest: yeah. it is exciting. that is another thing, i think back on my career at verizon. i started at verizon in 2002 and that is when we were applying to offer long distance voice. now look at how the world has changed since. it is amazing. at that point, people would have been calling each other it talk about the sit-in. here wherever you are, whether the subway or grocery store, you would turn on your phone and watching and communicating through facebook or twitter. it is exciting. the use of mobile video and phone with millennial particularly, i think they use their mobile phones 37 hours a week, and a lot of it is that: watching videos. it is short content. not long programs. but i thought it was really exciting. i expect that will continue on all world events. >> going back to 5g for just a second. where do you perceive that being rolled out? a particular city? part of the country? just a few houses? how would it work? >> guest:

hall was focused on hillary clinton and her campaign, people were turning to twitter, turning to periscopen, in-the-crowd experience with those bernie is a poesuppo when they had their walkout and sit-ins across the street. >> when you look at those kind of opposition moments on social media, perhaps using periscope, seems like there would be plenty to go around. the never trump forces at the r rnc. the diehard bernie or bust folks at the dnc. who used social media more? could you tell? >> i wouldn't say one side used it more than the other. in fact, with the party goal being unity, if you will, we actually saw that pattern emerge. certainly earlier in the week you saw a battle between the, i'm with her, hash tag and the feel the bern hash tag. clashed in the beginning and converged by the end of the meeting. certainly we saw protests in the hall during hillary clinton's acceptance speech yesterday, but you have started to see a little bit more of unit any that conversation on twitter. >> adam, last night we heard hillary clinton say a man you can bait way tweet is not a man we can trust w

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it was a huge, concrete, and steel tower surrounding a periscope topped by a telescope. on the top floor, it extended to all three floors and out the roof and the germans could use it to spot targets anywhere on the battlefield, the american sector of the battlefield. the bottom picture shows the bottom part of the periscope. so you can see this was a huge thing. the germans were absolutely committed to protecting it. the crown prince of germany built it in 1916 but it remained in place in 1918 and the germans knew an offensive was coming and they were going to use it to blast americans. the plan called for cabture of the -- cap clr of the observatory. the french declared in 1916 they tried to capture this hill and said it was not possible. it was a little gibraltar. you can see this heavily camouflaged and if you were walking along you would have no knowledge of what you were looking at. it would be a hump in the ground and the next thing you know the machine guns would start firing. in the upper right, you can see a two-story entrance, and i stress entrance to a bunker

>> reporter: periscoping his arrest live. in st.l alone, 21 officers were injured by rocks and bottles thrown by protesters. one officer's teeth knocked out. some condemning the entire protest movement. >> this is quickly becoming a terrorist group committing hate crimes. >> reporter: the "new york post" categorizing the conflict with two provocative words -- civil war. >> hate's not going to get you any-where. it's just fueling the fire. >> everything is cops or pigs, cops are this, all they want to do is kill people. it's not like that. >> reporter: for officer blackwell, his shifts rarely involve violent confrontation. he's never fired his gun in the line of duty. when things start to get tense they rely on critical training to defuse conflict, the best weapon for police to avoid using force. blackwell responds to a nuisance call. an allegedly drunk man banging on a door trying to get into an apartment that isn't his. officer blackwell and augusto keep the suspect calm, convincing him to walk away, bloodied, into an ambulance. cr

is a completely different world, the internet as we know it to your point about how people use periscopes to broadcast from the house floor, it was unthinkable on the house floor in 1996. we have an act that was not applicable today when they turn to it. a regulatory issue that hinges on what the statute says we will keep having this problem year after year. i think eventually it will be inevitable to have a rewrite. the timing is somewhat uncertain. >> host: you mentioned a lot of things flow on the net neutrality decision. there are new issues on the table including privacy, logical consequences of the net neutrality decision. talk about those and how you would like to see them come out if you have concerns about what is on the table. >> host: in the privacy proceeding we have concerns. the initial proposal the fcc put forward in the fall, a couple things on that. the first is essentially what that would do is apply a separate set of regulations to one part of the very large ecosystem. when you look at what the internet world looks like, or digital advertising they are multiple players,

. >> the loader was one those of arrested in louisiana last night and periscoped his arrest for obstructing a highway. >>> in san francisco, maybes of the faith community joined protesters. cornell bernard is live in san francisco with more on the story. cornell? >> reporter: that faith rally wrapping up here at city hall. many came looking for answers and healing in the wake of violence. ♪ we shall overcome some day >> reporter: messages of healing at this interfaith justice and peace rally, organizedded by bay area faith leaders on the steps of city hall. moving forward, the toughest challenge, after police killings in dallas and the killings of black men across the country by officers. >> hoe we can bring communities together as well as the police. we need to -- we really need to have dialogue. >> reporter: san francisco supervisors say police tactical reforms are helping. >> last week sfpd had a standoff with an african-american man with a gun. he lived. >> in san francisco's bay view district. neighbors and activists gathered in the spot where mario woods was shot last year by san fran

. >> stanley: this is the driver live on periscope of driving to work.r was brushing her hair reading questions are the california office of traffic safety sees more people using it sought to avoid driving not this talking many of them have their phones firmly attached to the air cramming and testing not using hands revise has reached epidemic status and now face timing face looking paris coping yes sat chatting or driving is simply crazy. sign for driving in doing live video chatting is to audit $38 to a. does not come with a point. and to me fine for testing is a hundred 61 for the first offense by vice with phone and simply drive.

he was periscoping earlier today before taking the stage for the final time.y the way, an alternate will take over on monday. the most expensive tickets tonight for the show if you want to get them. $20,000 apiece, cheapest ones go for 1,400. still want to see that. thanks for joining us tonight. we'll see you back here at 11:00. >> plus, san francisco restaurants wiping clean some of their dirtiest secrets.

he used a periscope that he would deploy so he could see forward when he's taxiing the airplane or swivel the tail so he could look out the window on the side. what's in front of him are the oil and main fuel tanks and then the engine. that's to get all of that in front of him, in case he crashes, he's got that all in front of him rather than having a big gasoline coming behind him crushing him to death or catching on fire and burning him alive. so he's making choices. but look forward of the fuel tank area and you see the radial engine. that is a corner stone technolo technology. a radial engine cooled by the air traveling over the cylinders. so you see them sticking out there so they can be cooled as the air flows over them. but it's a reliable engine. it stays running for 33 hours. he knows that. he makes a conscious choice. that's an advanced technology he's embracing. wood wing externally braced, those are known technologies that work. but the state of the art is that engine and right in front of that engine is an aluminum alloy fixed pitch propeller. it's just like a wright broths p

ntia for the last eight years and given your background, what was your reaction to the house being periscoped live on national tv and the use of that technology? what was your reaction to that? >> guest: very positive. i think as the new technology develops we need to find ways to have them utilized to people. all of the advances we have seen over the last eight years in terms of the new technologies and what we have needed to do and i think the obama administration has done this is provide the environment in which that sort of experimentation and innovation can take place. i would expect any administration following us to be equally as focused on providing an environment conducive to further innovation and exploration. >> one way you looked at those kinds of new technologies through the policy task force at the commerce department and multi stake holder meetings to develop guidelines on privacy and respect to drones and on screen, you know, from apps, but consumers walked out of one one of those proceedings on new technology and then were critical of what came out of the process that when th

tia for the tia forght years -- n the last eight years, what was your reaction to the house being periscope live on international -- on national tv? what was your reaction to that? positive.ling: very as new technologies developed, we need to find ways to have been utilized and made available to a broader set of people. i think it has been great for not just that, but all the advances we have seen over the last eight years in terms of the new technologies. what we needed to do is provide the environment in which that sort of experimentation and innovation can take lace. i would expect any administration following us to focused onas providing an environment conducive to further exploration. lynn: when you look at those new -- andf technologies ntia has convened a number of proceedings to develop guidelines on issues like privacy with respect to drones or from on-screen apps. but consumers walked out of the , and whenst year o they walked out the process was largely dominated by industry. do you think there is a future to the multi-stakeholder process? will there be a way to bring dissenting

live online as people with their cell phones at the protest started either facebook living it or periscoping it, and police are going to be going through that video. some of it is absolutely horrific. we saw that very emotional press conference from the police chief in dallas, who talked about the sniper's basically creating a kill zone, triangulating their fire. the video bears that out. we are not airing all of the video that is coming in. some of it is just simply too graphic. at one point you see a gunman on the street. at one point one of those gunmen made it down on the street, he goes behind a police officer and basically executes the officer with automatic gunfire. it's just horrific. some of the images are incredibly moving. we have this from parkland memorial hospital. as i said, parkland memorial hospital, of course, the historical significance of this hospital cannot be understated. and you'll see here in a second, police officers saluting the fallen. there's the video there. this is becoming quickly one of the indelible images online at this hospital, as police officers there re

the internet as we know it to see to your point about how people used periscope to broadcast from the house floor was unthinkable in 1996. so we have an act that just isn't applicable today. when the fcc has to turn to it if there is a policy issue or regulatory issue that hinges on what the statute says we'll keep having this problem year after year. i think eventually it will be inevitable that we will have a rewrite. though like i said, i recognize the timing is somewhat uncertain. >> as you mentioned, a lot of things could flow from the net neutrality decision. the fcc has a few issues on the table right now including privacy and logical consequences of the net neutrality decision. talk about those and how you would like to see them come out. do you have any concerns about what's on the table? >> in the privacy proceeding we do have concerns. the initial proposal that the fcc put forward in the fall, you know, a couple things. the first is that essentially what that would do is apply a separate set of regulations to one part of a very large ecosystem. when you look at what the int

twitter acquired periscope last year.omething that a number of tech companies are trying to explore. it is interesting. streaming in live china at the moment saying it is not a fad, it is a business model that is viable. it is going to be a bubble. -- in china. >> the production cost, very low , unlike our live streaming right now which is a little bit more costly. we should beginning virtual gifts. we should send them to each other at wiki expanding spending our own money that we are making ourselves it >> ok -- ourselves. angie: that is it for this edition of bloomberg markets eas anna: mp's will hold their first ballots to elect the next prime minister today. a 100 year slide. pound, as the bank of england governor is set to address the threat facing the financial system. keepslian''s central-bank rates on hold. plus, little upside and softer demand. crude will not rise much

he is known for always being on twi twitter and periscope.protester is arrested and live streams it -- think about what it's like if you're in baton rouge and protesting and you're able to watch the protesters in st. paul and philly and new york statemat the same time. i think one other point is significant here. the fact that he's been arrested means that there is a famous face for these arrests last night. sounds like about 200 people arrested in various protests. but when you have someone that is relatively well known, it does create more attention for the protests. >>> we are live from dallas when we come back. do stay close. [ ghost voice ] the name your price tool can show you coverage options to fit your budget. oh -- ohhh! she slimed me. [ laughs ] >>> you can't stop the revolution! >> the black lives matter movement has only called for a de-escalation of violence, not an escalation of it. >> everywhere in the united states police say they are on a heightened state alert. some believe they are being targeted now more than ever. his fa

cory: to the point, the other technology that is working seems to be facebook live, snapchat, and periscope>> and another way it is protection. having this moment livestream with an officer who acted out of turn, she is protecting herself from future abuses. the guy is being filmed and he knows it. cory: it is interesting that the technology that is really working, that may he struggling right now is the technology that is closed. thank you very much. we appreciate your time. with asia's mobile market intensifying, we will dive into it. next. ♪ may start selling its own streaming package direct to consumers. andould have niche leagues some less popular sports but not things like the nba. dip saw subscriber numbers at the end of 2015. the tournament cable network looking to buy more sports streaming rights. twitter already has the rights to stream thursday night rights. its a race to the bottom in asia's smartphone wears. we got news that india is introducing a four dollar smartphone. apple is falling to fifth place in china. julie ask and john butler join us from new york. julie, we start w

this is the periscope page of the wall street journal. >> he has been a republican, independent. [indiscernible] host: that is live coverage from cleveland, we wanted to demonstrate that online it is a different world than it was tham in 2012 when it comes to media, media sources and how to get access to this convention. another way to get access is through twitter and facebook and instagram. want to show you more tweets that the delegates have been sending out. this is a couple of tweets, ronald reagan is a state senator in north carolina. he posted this from last night. he and his wife picking up their credentials at the hotel. from the floor of the quicken loans arena, here he is with senator thom tillis of north carolina. chairman ofis the the lubbock county republican party in texas. he caught up with frank luntz at the marriott downtown in cleveland and he posted that picture. also want to share some of the international reaction to donald trump becoming the official nominee of the republican party. column inm stanley's the daily telegraph from the u.k., donald trump is the

mayor, periscope, saturday's weather was clear for all the fireworks. >> i was thinking yeer was a smarttomorrow could be a different story. here's a look at the scheduleded fireworks weather permitting capital fireworks kickoff the 9:09. there are plenty more.ore. we have a complete list in our entire region on fix five dc.c. >> there's another tradition on displace in montgomery county. a real estate firms sends people out to put american flags, his company has been doing this fors three decades, workers distributed flags around chevy chase. >> i didn't know what it was at first neighbors tell you. >> we're just weeks away from the start of summer games.es. >> while people around the world are competing you will not see this one in brazil, no you willl not. dozens of couples spent the week i understand in finland they competed in the annual wife annu carrying competition. com the wife has to be on the man's back the whole time. >>credibly tough. i think, i run track for a long time, this is way harder than any track event. this is athletes should take this more seriously we jokeoke abo

when you look at facebook investing in facebook live and twitter investing heavily in periscope, theselatforms are to be the platforms of the future in distributing love content and live media and video content. whether it's this kind of thing are political news or celebrities talking about stuff. i think it is very clear that there are huge bin is -- huge business opportunities. i think they are all going after that and this is one of the impacts of that journey. cory: i don't know if this is a moral question. should commercial enterprises like facebook or twitter or -- segregate is the wrong word -- should they put this kind of content in a separate ad free place and leave commercial out of it? >> i tend to think so. but this is news>> and social content and i think it should read treated as other news and social content is. so these are commercial platforms and everyone understands that. i think it would be both crass and insensitive and somewhat intermittenthave as in commercials between these images that we are seeing. but i think what we are seeing is there is actually deeper sat

trash fire that break out at 4:00 at value recycling in san jose, san jose fire posted this video on periscopeof the films at 7th a worker spotted the fire in an area surrounded by concrete and tried to put it out. i was too big so they called the tire department. it took crews 45 minutes to contain the fire and they are frying to figure out the cause. that is as a friday fire at a paper recycling laboratory in in new -- plant in newark. you can see the thick black smoke this poured into the sky triggering a shelter-in-place. it was two hours before it was under control. >> a search team from alameda county sheriff will begin a recovery mission in blast -- pleasanton. two men fellow board from a raft and does not resurface. a police lieutenant said that there were no life preservers on the raft and the missing men did not know how to swim or were weak swimmers. >> a san francisco woman is dead after a rafting accident in el dorado county. the woman was defending down the south fork of the american river in an inner tube on saturday and fell into the water in heavy rapids. it is not democratted

investing in facebook live, when you look at twitter infesting heavily in -- investing heavily in periscopethese will be the platforms of the future for distributing live video content. whether it is political news or celebrities talking about stuff, and i think it is very clear there are huge business opportunities for becoming this major media platform online video. i think they are going after that, in this is one of the impact of that journey. cory: i don't know if this is a moral question. should there be ads on something like this? should facebook or twitter or snapshot or something like that this kind of content in a separate ad-free place and leave commercialism out of it? >> i think so, but this is news, and it is social content, and it should be triggered as other news and social content is. these are social platforms, and everyone understands that. i think it would be insensitive and somewhat offensive to have intermittent ads and commercials in between some of these terrible images that we are seeing, but i think what we are seeing is that there is deeper saturation among commun

. >> reporter: with streaming video services like facebook and periscope bringing us instant live videoen the police themselves realize they're on all the time. >> suddenly they realize, okay, so when i'm throwing out the f-bomb or getting really abusive or nasty, they'll be getting that on tape as well. >> police violence in particular against black people and other people of color is epidemic. >> reporter: we spoke via mobile device to zachary norris of the ella baker center for human rights in oakland. they, along with the aclu, developed this app called california justice to live stream confrontations, instantly saving the video. >> we really need tools to be able to find out what is happening in these cases to actually produce some level of accountability. >> and indeed, today, both the aclu and the chapter in california say they encourage using those apps during interaction with police. back to you. >>> the lawmakers hoping for an indictment of hillary clinton expressed their disappointment today to the feds. he was asked repeatedly to defend his position not to bring charges agai