snapchat told us... youtube said... and tiktok said...d force social media companies to do more to protect children like olly. this new legislation is called the online safety bill. i went to westminster to show the minister in charge the results of our investigation. what's your reaction to that kind of experiment? that's, that's not a surprise to me. we've seen some of the really dreadful stuff that is fed to young children and young people via their social media streams. that is why this bill is so necessary. stuart and amanda fear that the bill in its current form wouldn't have saved olly. the companies, they were supposed to self—govern, they've been very lax with it. ultimately, children should not be seeing what they are seeing through their phones. and these companies need to be held to account. olly�*s case involved content that might be legal but is considered harmful to young people. stuart wrote to the minister, urging the government to listen to olly�*s story. we are ordinary people caught in the front line fighting for our c

with snapchat plus, we'll be able to test products directly with people who are most passionate about snapchat and get their feedback so we can improve the product experience overall for everyone >> that sounds more like a testing system, not really a premium subscription service do you see an opportunity for snapchat plus, like a true premium subscription service, something akin to what twitter has done >> our community is so deeply engaged with our service we have a huge group of people in our community that use our product 90 out of 90 days because they're using it to communicate with friends and family, to see where their friends are on the map, of course, to watch stories and spotlight, and that community really wants a lot of new and exclusive features that might not make sense for our entire community but that we can experiment with. it's early we'll see what happens we think it's an exciting opportunity. >> speaking of twitter, which is also experimenting with a subscription service, elon musk talked about turning twitter into a super app is twitter under the ownership of elon

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snapchat told us: "we work closely with experts to help our community stay safe.ensure that our platform is not used to incite violence." and tik tok said: "there is no such thing as �*job done�* when it comes to protecting our users", and that they will "continue to build policies and tools" to help teens and their parents stay safe. you can watch panorama, a social media murderer: olly�*s story, at 8pm on bbc one, and on iplayer afterwards. marianna, thank you very much. matt fitzpatrick, from sheffield, has claimed his first major golf title, with a one—shot victory in the us open. fitzpatrick, who�*s 27, is just the third englishman in 52 years to win the second—oldest major. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor reports. in winning the us open, matt fitzpatrick pocketed a cheque for £2.5 million. a hug from the family to celebrate. well, you can�*t put a price on that. in claiming the championship, the man from the steel city showed nerves of steel. that's one of the best shots i've ever seen. it�*s what you grow up dreaming of. it�*s something i�*ve worked

and some say that social media sites like snapchat or actually fueling the crisis.ox news dr marc siegel has more on what the sacramento family is doing. to try to prevent other deaths. how does a vibrant, healthy physically capable 17 year old just no longer live? it's been more than a year since chris and laura did here found their 17 year old son slumped over his desk. inside their home near sacramento. zack did here died of fentanyl poisoning in december, 2000 and 20 after taking what he thought was a single percocet pill. instead it turned out to be fentanyl, a synthetic opioid up to 100 time. there was no percocet at all in his system. a recent study by the journal of the american medical association finds fentanyl involved fatalities among adolescents ages 14 to 18 have skyrocketed every year since 2000 and 19. zach a straight a student athlete and musician was said to be a first time user who bought the drug on snapchat fentanyl can be easily disguised as another drug poisoning, not overdose, that it's about the deception that's happening like snapchat have

you mentioned snapchat but tiktok.n manipulate the messaging and find out who is doing what and a lot communicated in emojis. parents have to wake up. dr. siegel, thank you for being part of that wake-up call. i want to go to pete hegseth, "fox & friends" weekend co-host. great to have you in "focus" today. this is more than a broken record type of situation. we've been listening to tom homan and others tell us it was coming down the pike because of biden policies. can you please take that deeper? explain how that is possible. >> you can look at a graph. it's a hockey stick of poisonings of fentanyl coming across our border more or less unabated and frankly in some ways facilitated through illegals. they have open season on the facilitation of drugs. we do very little to stare down china, the production facility. they work hand in glove with the cartels. if you are a parent today the nuance is gone. the nuance is gone. paging nancy reagan just is a no. you don't say a little bit of this and that. you have no idea what

snapchat has made changes since 2020 when becca died. they did have their account shut down in march. we reached out to peloton, disney plus and nbcuniversal, all of whom had no official comment. >> thank you so much for bringing it to us. >>> and now a point of personal privilege from me. i am going to put it up on the screen. i have a book out today called "rough draft." for those of whou have bought it, thank you very much. it is a wild adventurous tumultuous sometimes scary sometimes funny bock about a childhood growing up in the news and where we are today with the news and the current situation we find ourselves in. if you are interested in it or learning more about it, there are a ton of interviews, including one on npr's fresh air. that's in our podcasts today. see me at the 92nd street y if you are here in new york on wednesday. so look it up. anyway, the book is out today. thank you very much. >>> that does it for me today. done with hawking my goods. hallie jackson picks up our coverage next. icks up our coverage next. with me

when you watched the younger generation with snapchat. i got on snapchat.have to pay attention to what the youth may be saying because they may just be right. dan: peter, your response to that? >> youth can be setting the trends in fashion, but you don't want to take investment advice from them. i don't trust the central banks either. you marry all the positive aspects of a cryptocurrency. you have something that's stable, store value. you don't have do reinvent the wheel. you just bring it into the 21n century with block chain. >> we should take advice from janet yellen and nancy pelosi and they got it wrong. dan: i gotta run, guys. great debate. thanks a lot. coming up, folks, you have seen the movies where the robots turn on humans? could that actually happen? daddy, is that where we're from? well, actually, we're from a lot of places. see, we're from here, and there... give dad a gift worth sharing, (children giggling) hey, i was, uh, thinking about going back to school to get my masters. i just saw something that said you could do it in a year for, lik

was 16 years old and high school when a drug dealer offered him a menu of prescription drugs on snapchatceutical delivered to him at night, after we were asleep, as easy as ordering a pizza. we went up to her son's room, and found him in what they call the fentanyl death pose. speak of the drug enforcement agency says prescription drugs like xanax and adderall are beig marketed to kids all over social media. but what they get is fentanyl, and one pelican kill. alexandra capa ludo was at college and home for the holidays when she bought oxy from a drug dealer of social media. >> it turned out she was sold a counterfeit pill made of legal dose of fentanyl. >> zachariah plunkett thought he bought percocet from a dealer on snapchat but it was not. he was found dead two hours later. >> when we got the toxicology report, it was five times the amount to kill a person. that's why they didn't bring them back. >> the dea says drug dealers are using emojis to pedal pills to kids in code. social media companies have caught on and say they are taking action, but for some it is not enough. >> tiktok,

when you watched the younger generation with snapchat. i got on snapchat.on to what the youth may be saying because they may just be right. dan: peter, your response to that? >> youth can be setting the trends in fashion, but you don't want to take investment advice from them. i don't trust the central banks either. you marry all the positive aspects of a cryptocurrency. you have something that's stable, store value. you don't have do reinvent the wheel. you just bring it into the 21n century with block chain. >> we should take advice from janet yellen and nancy pelosi and they got it wrong. dan: i gotta run, guys. great debate. thanks a lot. coming up, folks, you have seen the movies where the robots turn on humans? could that actually happen? meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full

for 3.99 a month, subscribers will get access to features on snapchat when being tested before they'ree. subscribers still see ads would get access to the likes of an ability to pin one of your friends to the top of chat history as a bff and ability to see who rewatched a story you posted snap shares down 80% in the past year and 75% of analysts have a buy rating on the stock. 23% have a hold and remaining 2% have a sell. this move to diverse by revenue streams away from advertising comes as the company invests in augmented reality designed to drive e-commerce through the platform this feature seems focused on passionate core fans of snap service. there could be more opportunities down the line. >> everything is plus now. tech check plus. all right. great. thanks >> espn plus. >> exactly, yeah >>> back in just a moment. i had no idea it was that easy to diversify my portfolio! ♪♪ go to investor.gov today to learn about diversification and other valuable investment information. before you invest, investor.gov. this is evolving from gym to global media company. this is connecting your pe

for it's prohibited by snapchat and instagram.since becca died in 2020 when we told them a suspected dealer was sharing a snapchat handle as recent laeas this march, they shut down that account and we've reached out to peloton, disney plus and universal. they've officially declined to comment. >> it's glaringly obvious the social media companies are not doing enough the terms and emoejes. i had no idea. >> and every young person in the room knows >> it always feels like one step behind you tell them this is a drug and they shut it done. >> people call it whac-a-mole. >> thank you >>> we'll shift gears and get a check of the weather foreman al. >> let's talk about the hate 106 million of us under some heat advisory or heat warnings from southern california to the southeast into the midwest we're lacking at that for today. in fact, temperatures that are going to feel like 107 in chicago. 98 minneapolis 110 in charleston. dozens of records lakely today and tomorrow to the north, temperatures will clear to the south and we got severe

we will discuss real and subscribing to snapchat here with the social media company announcing a new monthly subscription to premium content. but what does premium content look like on snap, and will customers pay $3.99 a month? in the future of omicron-specific boosters, and taking on the fight against climate change. we will get to all of that in a moment. tech stocks ending in the green, snapping two straight days of losses amid choppy trading. ed ludlow is here with all the moves. ed: you look at the s&p 500, we are down for a third straight day, potentially flat as a floppy disk. the nasdaq 100 is up. if there was real pain, it was in semiconductor is. the semiconductor index, which we will come onto in a minute -- it is interesting if you look at the u.s. 10 year treasury. the yield coming down by eight basis points. that did not do much to support stocks. there was a lot of fed speak. jay powell on the bloomberg panel in europe saying that the economy is strong and it can withstand crisis. the concern is that if the fed rates rise to quickly come into being an increment, take

kids are using apps like snapchat to buy the pills, and emojis are used for advertisements. >> i like half full kind of person, think the good news this is -- i can find no good news in this story in terms of what we are actually doing to try to deal with this. the fact that the fentanyl pills come over. they're so easy to disguise. we just talked about the people coming across the border. multiply that by a gazillion when it comes to these pills. they're everywhere in the country. then what do you do? we've interviewed people that have lost their children, especially during covid, when they're at home, in their bedrooms, 14-year-olds, doing school, they're bored. they heard about this. maybe they'll try it. the cartels are getting to the dealers, who are figuring out a way to send emojis to kids back and forth. the snowman thing. i don't think that solution is to make that parents are watching their children all the time on their social media. that is an idealistic goal. it would be great if it could happen. again, i'm at a loss. i think america needs a hero on this right now that ha

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emily: subscribing to snapchat. snap is offering quote, 'exclusive and experimental features.'t wagner joins us now to discuss. we have seen the struggles that netflix is having. why is snap moving into this business? kurt: you will recall twitter did this as well. i think this has to do with the fact that these are advertising companies. it has been a tough year with everything happening with apple and the tracking changes, and i think these companies that mostly built their business around advertising or realizing it is not always in their control, not always in their hands. it is good to have other forms of revenue, even if they are small, to counterbalance that somewhat. you are seeing social platforms start to tinker with subscriptions. emily: what kind of premium content do i get for $3.99 a month? kurt: it sounds limited. you can change your app icon and prioritize certain messages and maybe in the things you use regularly. i don't think it is the kind of thing the vast majority of but will want to use. similar to twitter, it is more a power user, someone who does all or

sammy chatman was 16 years old when a drug dealer sent him via snapchat a menu of what appeared to beugs. >> our son got what he thought was a pharmaceutical delivered to him as easerily as ordering a pizza. >> what was delivered wasn't what sammy ordered. it was a poison pill containing a deadly dose of fentanyl. >> it is more addictive than heroin and if they don't kill the child or the young adult, they wind up with an addict and a great customer. >> the drug enforcement agency says drug dealers are using popular emojis to peddle pills to kids in code trying to avoid their posts getting flagged by content moderators and authorities. >> our kids are not dying from accidental drug overdoses. they are being poisoned. >> zachariah plunk was the star of his high school football team he thought he bought percocet off social media but it was fentanyl. >> it was five times the amount to kill a person. so that's why they couldn't bring him back. >> tiktok, meta and snap all banned search terms and emojis associated with drugs and have beefed up their teams and technology catching this conte

snapchat is debuting a subscription option. power users can pay $3.99 to be on snapchat plus.has a few special perks, including the ability to rewatch other people stories. people can pin a friend to the top of chat histories as a bff. it is the first real pursuit of making revenue from users outside of the ads. it is unclear if the subscription could allow an ad free experience. kumasi: after being closed for three months, thousands of people filed -- filled shanghai disneyland. officials close the park back in march because of an increase in covid cases. shanghai looked at lockdown at the beginning of the month as attractions at the park let the marvel universe showroom are still closed. capacity is limited, people were excited. guests have to show proof of a negative test to get inside. disney is the parent company of abc 7. reggie: i would like to go. kumasi: i swear you've been to all of them. drew: i was going to ask. [laughter] reggie: i have not been to shanghai or hong kong. all the other ones i have. drew: which is your favorite? reggie: look, i am being complete the

plus, rolling out a 3.99 monthly subscription plan for snapchat that unlocks exclusive, prereleasedres they had a disappointing sales outlook for the current quarter when they first reported first quarter results in april. >>> the white house announcing it would sharply expand availability of monkeypox vaccines and roll out more testing for the virus as the number of cases globally rises. >>> world health organization warns sustained transmission worldwide. w.h.o. urging precaution for high risk groups like pregnant women, immuno compromised people and children keep an eye on that. >> thank you contessa brewer. >>> the crypto crush feeling concerns of contagion. leslie picker is following the money. what have you found? >> jitters around the contagion to the broader financial system plagued a few publicly traded bank stocks. silver gate capital, signature bank declined more than 60% and 40% respectively in 2022 over their ties to the crypto space analysts and fed officials believe by and large crypto challenges are contained for now. this as we have seen those in the crypto ecosyste

straight a student, athlete and musician was said to be a first time user who bought the drug on snapchat can be easily disguised as another drug. >> it is about poisoning, not overdose. but it's about the deception that's happening. >> apps like snapchat have faced heavy criticism by parents who say they're essentially an open market for the sale and purchase of drugs. in 2021, the drug enforcement agency seized more than 20 million counterfeit pills. >> just 2 milligrams of fentanyl is enough to kill someone. that's 10 or 20 tiny crystals of salt. >> laura and chris turned their grief into activism. >> we have got to talk about the dangers our kids are being exposed to. >> what if in our warning and in sharing our story we can save some of these other kids? and we knew that's what zach would want us to do. >> the d.e.a. reports that mexico's transnational criminal organization, which includes china, india and social media, are producing increased quantities of fentanyl-laced counterfeit tablets. shining a spotlight on these bogus pills is a big part of protecting our children. bret? >>

. >> i'm on snapchat all the time, so when i'm scrolling through snapchat and then you see his mug shots next to kim kardashian. that in itself was absolutely crazy for me, for my classmates, for all of us, and i knew like he wasn't capable of that. but you know, a lot of people had opposite opinions like oh, well, they wouldn't have put him in jail if they didn't have evidence to lead towards him, or he wouldn't be staying in there so long if there wasn't something pointing towards him. >> the sheriff believed that when madison realized his parents were about to take him to juvenile court he killed them and then lied about it to investigators. the sheriff also believed some time in jail might encourage madison to come clean. >> there's a lot of people that come to jail and there's a lot of people that profess their innocence, and they've been found guilty or later they will pretty much profess their guilt on what they did. >> that, however, did not happen, not as the teenager sat in the county lockup. and not when he sat down to talk with us. >> did you shoot your parent? >> no. >> eit

he apparently bought the drug on snapchat.ve criticized snapchat and other social media companies who say they are open market for the sale and purchase of drugs. authorities say social media has played a major role in that dramatic rise of fentanyl deaths among us teenagers are time is 7 25. a new investigation by npr says more than 100 million americans can't pay their medical bills study by npr found they're facing a financial crisis because of a health care system that systemically pushing patients into debt on a huge scale americans living in the u . s. southern states faced the most medical debt. that same study also found that most of that patient debt is hidden as credit card balances and loans from family members. well seven affordable housing development here in the bay area and now costing more than $1 million per apartment unit to build, according to the l a times. seven subsidized housing development receive state funding will provide homes for more than 600 families when they're finished, but because of the high

she wanted to post on her snapchat story she was with her niece.ut i told her something along the lines of, can i will fix it? and i changed it to nephew. >> reporter: also honored, high school senior and student body co-president lucia. >> good evening. >> reporter: she successfully lobbied for gender-neutral bathrooms at school. >> i will speak up and attend protests and just continue to do what i do, which is be a voice in the community, advocate for students rights and young peoples rights. >> reporter: for those on hand to celebrate, pride month is a big deal. >> pride to me means being able to be myself and wear whatever i want and not only accept my sexuality and gender but also accept my culture especially as an indigenous person. i think that's important. how about you, ma? >> pride for me is representation. showing support. >> reporter: a recent gallup poll finds a proportion of u.s. adults who identify as lgbtq is growing. this trend is especially true with younger generations. uptick is happening at a time when there is more acceptance

snapchat is where a lot of these meet-ups are made because that's popular among this age group.say, hey, by the way, come hit me up on instagram. elizabeth: what do you say, mike? >> it's hosk, it's tragedy, and the first thing to do is secure or -- our border and get it under control. elizabeth: in san francisco, overdoses deaths are killing more people than covid. final word. >> it's a national emergency. it's time to take this seriously before it gets too late and we lose even more. elizabeth: mike howell, come back soon. i'm elizabeth macdonald, you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. thank you so much for watching, and we we hope you have a good evening. ♪ kennedy: the entire biden administration living in a fantasy land where down is up, night is day, and dogs are sleeping with cats and old people are young again. it's why they think the economy is doing great, you guys, and the president is in perfect mental and physical health. help, rather, he needs help. let's go to the economy first. today we got a comical amount of bad news. wholesale inflation in ma

they shared some of her direct message conversations on snapchat i'm tweaking, becca wrote in july 2020rs oxy 15s. we wanted to better understand what people like becca seeking drugs can find using social media. so, we met up with eric feinberg, vice president of content moderation at the nonprofit coalition for a safer web. this is your feed, right >> this is my instagram feed >> reporter: five years ago, he created an instagram account that follows drug dealers and other unsavory activity. >> my profile photo is a mannequin. >> reporter: he says dealers are very easy to find once you know what terms and emojis to look for. a plug emoji means a dealer can connect you with the drugs you're looking for your news feed as you're scrolling is drug after drug picture. he exchanges direct messages with people that are obviously looking to sell. >> hello, if you are interested purchasing drugs without prescription, add me on snapchat >> reporter: this is somebody else you're following. there's a picture of drugs what's below it? >> peloton sponsored. >> reporter: in his feed, above or below po

she wanted a post on her snapchat story she was with her niece.old her something along the lines of, can i fix it? and i changed it to nephew. >> reporter: also honored, high school senior and student body co-president lucia. she lobbied for more gender-neutral bathrooms at school. >> i will continue to speak up and attend protests and just continue to do what i do, which is be a voice in the community and advocate for students' rights and young people's rights. >> reporter: on hand to celebrate, pride month is a big deal. >> pride to me means being able to be myself and wear whatever i want and not only accept my sexuality and gender but also accept my culture, especially as an indigenous person. i think that's person. how about you, ma? >> pride for me is representation. showing support. >> reporter: a recent poll finds a proportion of u.s. adults who identify as lgbtq is growing. this trend is especially true with younger generations. it's happening at a time when there is more acceptance and legal protections against discrimination. an estimat

but it turned out it was founded on believe he bought it on snapchat and parents have criticized snapchat , another social media companies , who they say are open market for the sale and purchase of drugs. authorities say social media has played a major role in this dramatic rise of fentanyl deaths among us teenagers. an investigation has found more than 100. million americans now have medical bills. they cannot afford to pay. the study conducted by npr found they are facing a financial crisis due to a health care system that is systematically pushing patients into debt on a massive scale and americans living in the u. s. southern states faced the most medical debt. that same study found much of that patient debt is hidden as credit card balances and loans from family members. still to come. at noon, a group of san jose baseball players is headed to the little league world series in pennsylvania later this summer. we're going to take a look at the excitement leading up to that journey. plus it's a milestone moment in the pandemic , the youngest americans now eligible for covid vaccines, a

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she wanted to post on her snapchat story that she was with her niece but i told her something along theines of "can i fix it?" and i changed it to nephew. >> reporter: also honored, high school senior and student body copresident lucia. >> good evening, everyone. >> reporter: lucia successfully lobbied for more gender neutral bathrooms at school. >> i'll continue to speak up and attend protests and just continue to do what i do, which is be a voice in my community and advocate for students' rights and young people's rights. >> reporter: for those on hand to celebrate, pride month is a big deal. >> pride to me means being able to be myself and wear whatever i want and not only accept my sexuality and my gender but also accept my culture especially as an indigenous person, i think that's important. how about you, ma? >> and pride for me is representation, showing support. >> reporter: a recent gallup poll finds a proportion of u.s. adults who identify as lgbtq is growing, this is especially true with younger generations. the uptick is happening when there's more acceptance and legal prote

like, missing twitter, missing snapchat, missing pinterest.worse outcomes, than when you put in $10 million in this other company that went to zero. david: if somebody said i want to be the next reid hoffman, a person who is starting companies, investing in good companies, doing good things for public policy, what would you say is the best training ground to do that, and how should somebody prepare to be the next reid hoffman? reid: well, i am still young enough i am still hoping to be the next reid hoffman myself. that being said, there is a number of people like this in silicon valley who bring an entrepreneurial mindset together with an investing mindset. and play central in networking. many of these folks are folks i work with. you know, i could literally spend another hour listing names. other areas by which we collaborate with these folks. i think there is a lot of other people out there who are going to be the next themselves, you know, with this amazing track record. and luck. ♪ emily: thank you, andy, so much for co

she wanted to post on her snapchat story that she was with her niece. but i told her something along the lines of can i fix it? and i changed it to nephew. >> reporter: also honored high school senior and student body copresident lucia. >> good evening, everyone. >> reporter: lucia successfully lobbied for more gender neutral bathrooms at school. >> i will continue to speak up and go to attend protests and just continue to do what i do, which is be a voice in my community and advocate for students rights and young peoples rights. >> reporter: for those on hand to celebrate, pride month is a big deal. >> pride to me means being able to be myself and wear whatever i want. and not only accept my sexuality and my gender, but also accept my culture, especially as an indigenous person. i think that's important. how about you, ma? >> and pride for me is representation. showing support. >> reporter: a recent gallup poll finds a proportion of u.s. adults who identify as lgbtq is growing. this trend is especially true with younger generations. the uptick is happe

he thought he bought percocet from the dealer on snapchat. but it wasn't. a person. so that's why they could not bring it back. >> the dea says drug dealers are using emoji player lands to petal pills to kids in code. social media companies have gone on and say they are taking action. but for some, it's not enough. >> tiktok in snapchat and instagram's messaging service all don't allow for apparent monitoring software. >> some parents want to be able to sue social media companies. >> everybody should be responsible for those actions. that goes for big tech or anybody else. >> tiktok, meta, and snape have beefed up their teams and technology capturing this content. they banned a search terms and emojis associated with drugs. developing a tool for parents to give them more insight into who their kids are talking to. by the bottom line is this. the doj says they need more cooperation from social media companies so that they can bat fentanyl drug trafficking online. and also catch these drug dealers. steve and ainsley. >> steve: hillary, you would think if some

zacharias was star of high school football team, he thought he bought percocet from a dealer on snapchatat is why they couldn't bring him impact. >> dea says drying deerlgz use emoji to say peddle pills to kids, social media companies caught on, say they are taking action for some, not enough. >> -- snapchat, tiktok, instagram messaging service all don't allow fortunate monitoring -- >> some want to be able to sue, social media companies. >> everybody should be responsible for this, actions -- big tech, anybody else. >> tiktok meta snap all system terms emojis second or with drug deals see stuff that detects any type of chatter on platforms working on parental pool would give parents more insight into who kids are talking to but the bottom line is this, the doj says they would welcome more cooperation from social media companies, to try to stop trafficking of fentanyl on these social media platforms maria. maria: a hillary incredible to me, that the president has not discussed fentanyl at all. i did an entire "fox nation" special, quote killer apps it was about the apps, that have encour

a video of the attack was posted on the snapchat app.the hearing. what happened in court? districtjudge susan district judge susan holden districtjudge susan holden called the incident in february a disgrace and she told kurt zouma her cat looked to you to care for its needs but instead you caused it unnecessary harm for your own amusement. thejudge recognised both kurt zouma and his brother yoan had shown genuine remorse and had also received death threats online. yoan was handed 140 hours of community service. kurt zouma the judge said was a role model and should have acted differently has already been fined £250,000 by his club west ham and lost a sponsorship deal with adidas. today west ham said they condemned any form of animal abuse and cruelty but they help now the court has reached this decision that will give people the chance to allow him the opportunity to learn from his mistakes and move on with his life. the rspca told me the video had been widely shared online and they had a lot of similar abuses taking place to cats. they

maybe some snapchat filters but we don't really use that for this to sort of breakthrough and for people to understand this is really the future that apple is betting on, i think they have break from what they are doing on the phone >> that's ar, right? i thought people are using it. when you hold your phone up to something, that's ar but i'm not sure people put two and two together look what the we're going to hear about today >> explain twhie is so important. there's a will the of folks especially here in san francisco in the bay area where you are that believe that ar is the next big platform that's going to replace the senator phone down the line why does apple need to get this right, steve >> yeah, that's exactly right. you also got to keep in mind o early in this and the technology hasn't caught up to the vision that ultimately apple and all these other companies want to reach. it's going be kpiind of baby stp toward what we see today we've been seeing the baby steps again not just from what apple is doing but also oh companies see it as the first step in the evolution of this tech

can be disguised as another drug. >> it's poisoning and deception that's happening. >> apps like snapchat have faced heavy criticism by parents who say they are an open market for the sale and purchase of drugs. >> young people are on social media. it is often anonymous and accessible. >> in 2021 the drug enforcement agency seized more than 20 million counterfeit pills. >> the criminal drug cartels in mexico are making pills to look exactly like an oxy, a percocet, vicodin, xanax, two milligrams of fentanyl is enough to kill someone. that's 10 or 20 tiny crystals of salt. >> laura and chris turned their grief into activism. >> we have to talk about what our kids are being exposed to. >> what if in our warning and in sharing our story we can save some of these other kids and we knew it is what zach would want us to do. >> what can parents do? spread awareness. talk to your teens, know about their social media presence. be on the lookout for sudden changes in behavior. dana. >> dana: important story. thank you, dr. siegel, for bring it to us and we'll continue to stay on it. >> we need to b

they couldn't bring him back. >> the dea says drug dealers are using emojis for kids. >> tiktok, snapchatt allow for parent monitoring software. >> some parents want to be able to sue social media companies. >> everybody should be responsible for the actions. that goes for big tech or anybody else. >> so what is being done? meta, tiktok and snap banned search terms and emojis associated with drugs on their platforms and beefed up teams in technology to catch any of this chatter online. snap is building a tool to help parents have more insight into who their kids are talking to but bottom line, dana, the d.o.j. wants more cooperation from social media companies to help them stop drug trafficking on these platforms and catch the drug dealers behind it. dana. >> dana: hillary vaughn on capitol hill for us. thank you. >> bill: we do have a decision in a case we've been watching carefully from the u.s. supreme court. the decision -- opinion just handed down a moment ago ruling on school choice and religious freedom. that directly applied to a school in the state of maine. shannon bream going t

. >>> snap is working on a new paid subscription service called snapchat plus. the company is currently carrying out early internal testing of the service which would allow users to access features with other perks. shares of snap are up 2% this morning. still down sharply for the year. >>> and investors pulling cash from corporate bond funds leading to the latest rate decision according to data providing epfr, for the week, investors withdrew 6.6% of funds that's the pig evident week since march 2020 u.s. investment grade debt hit the largest one-week total since april of 2021. >> those are big stats that week or month scares me thank you very much, pippa >>> when we come back, no thaw in sight with the crypto winter. what the downturn could mean for the markets and your money. >>> a 30% selloff in tech? not stopping mark mahaney from laying out his picks. >>> and later, a mortgage market mess with rates at the highest level since the great recession. what about home prices our diana olick is here with more a very busy hour when "worldwide exchange" returns. ye

his mother said he took a percocet pill on snapchat not really amazing it was laced. >> there were no real mystery why he would be dead. but tragically in our county, in california, a large uptick in fentanyl deaths. so the coroner's office was the first to guess it was fentanyl. >> more than 80,000 people died after overdosing on opioids like fentanyl last year. doctors are blaming an uptick in smuggling across the southern border. florida governor ron d sentence claiming that the white house is lying about the sunshine state covid-19 vaccine. florida has not ordered vaccines for children under five despite the white house saying florida's health department did. desantis calling out the biden administration and the mainstream media. take a look. >> the white house is lying about it. we are not surprised the white house would like, definitely not surprise the legacy media would amplify the life because that is what they do. we will not have any programs where we are trying to jab six months babies with mrna. >> president biden expected to address the nation about the faxing rollout fo

companies have caught on, and say they are taking action, but for some, it's not enough. >> tik tok, snapchatring software. reporter: some parents want to be able to sue social media companies. >> everybody should be responsible for the actions and that goes for big tech or anybody else. reporter: neil, tik tok, meta and snap have all beefed up their teams and technology that is catching this content. they are also banning search terms and emojis that are associated with these drugs. snap itself is also working on a tool that would give parents more insight into who exactly their kids are talking to. neil? neil: yeah, that's long overdue. hillary vaughn, thank you very very much a read on this from joe cardanelli, the former nypd lieutenant. this is now officially out of control but to be fair to you you were talking about it when no one was, now we learned the role that social media plays in kind of pushing this. what do you make of it? >> social media, you know, they could say what they want, but they are just opening the door a little bit. it's just the door is just a jar it's not wide ope

. >> zach, straight a student, said to be a first time user who bought it on snapchat.can be easily disguised as another drug. >> it is about poisoning, not overdose, the deception that's happening. >> apps like snapchat have faced heavy criticism by parents who say they are essentially an open market for the sale and purchase of drugs. in 2022, the drug enforcement agency seized more than 20 million counterfeit pills. >> tiny crystals of salt. >> turned their grief into activism. >> we have to talk about the dangers our kids are exposed to. >> what about in our warning ar sharing the story we can save some of these other kids, we knew it's what zach would want us to do. >> the 22-year-old accused of selling zach the counterfeit pills is on criminal charges, including involuntary manslaughter. this is the last leg of the mexican-based criminal organization that is putting our teams at risk. the problem we must address is two-fold. one, addiction the pain killers are causing and two, criminal enterprise of lacing fake pills with fentanyl to cheaply create the high with d