we changed it to snapchat. we found people were using it to talk visually. >> as early as 2017 law enforcement identified snapchat as a pedophiles go to sexual exploitation to. the case of a 12-year-old girl identified as lw shows the danger. over two and a half years of predators sexually groomed her. sending her sexually explicit videos over snapchat. he admitted he only you snapchat and not any other platforms because he "knew the chats would go away." did you and everyone else really failed to see that the platform was the perfect tool for sexual predators? >> senator, that behavior is disgusting and reprehensible. we provide an apt reporting tool so people that are being harassed or shared inappropriate sexual content can reported. we typically respond to those reports within 15 minutes so that we can provide help. >> the victim sued snapchat. her case was dismissed under section 230 of the communications decency act. do you have any doubt that they face the prospect of civil liability for this the company

an end has never been a secret snapchat is used to send sexually explicit images. in 2013, early in your company's history you admitted this in an interview, you remember that interview? quick center of do not recall the specific interview progress she 71st trying to get people on the app you would quote go up to the people and be like hey, you should try this application you can send disappearing foes and then say oh four sexting? you remember that interview? >> first grade the applications called peekaboo it was run disappearing images for the feedback we received from people using the app was that they're n using it to communicate. switching through the application to snapchat with him people were using it to talk visually. >> as early as 2070 law enforcement identified snapchat as a pedophile's and go to sexual exploitation tool. the case of a 12-year-old girl identified in court only as lw shows the danger. over two and half years of credit sexually groomed her comments sending current sexually explicit images and videos over snapchat. the man admitted he only

i asked her how snapchat was faring against its social media competitors.question and i think it's staying true to they have always been the younger generation, and their generation is growing with them. if you think about they launched in 2011 to 13—year—olds, they are now 26. so they have a unique position in that they've got an audience that is growing. they're now going into a sweet spot for the for brands where they're making their sort of future longer term brand choices. they've also got great innovation in the sense of ai and experience. and yet their parent company missed their revenue expectations. if you compare it to meta's quarter two earnings, investors are rewarding them for a strong ad business performance. so they must be taking a hit. they are taking a hit, but it's still quite a positive story for them. i also think if you look at their investments in measurement, so they know again that small to mid businesses are looking for performance driven platforms. snap is a daily life platform for their users. it's how they look to connect on a d

and different from our bull story is snapchat. a different story for snapchat owner snap.'s expectations as it grapples with stiff competition from larger rivals for advertising dollars in an uncertain economy. snap shares were down more than 16% to $10.73 in after—market trades. snap faces tough competition from meta platforms�* facebook and instagram as well as bytedance's tiktok, all ofwhich outrank it in terms of scale and established advertiser relationships. live now to linn frost, co—ceo at the social element, a global social media agency. thank you forjoining us. how is snapchat competing across the board with other social media platforms, do you think? it's a brilliant question. i think it's very true to they have always been the younger generation, and their generation, and their generation, if you think about launching in 2011 to 13 —year—olds, they are 26. so, they have a unique position in that they have an audience that is growing and going into a sweet spot for brands where they are making their future longer term brand choices and they have also got great i

yes, there is child prostitution in telegram. but you can also find it on snapchat, yes there is gun smuggling in telegram, but it is almost everywhere, yes there is drug selling in telegram, but you will also find it in facebook, yes you will find child porn here, but the same is not difficult to find in snapchat and facebook, because all this is present both on telegram and on most large platforms with hundreds of millions of users, because when you invite hundreds of millions to you users, then those who break the law will inevitably end up there... the time of this detention fell on the period when france is moving away from the shores of democracy at an accelerated pace. at the moment, it is not clear why we took on telegram in the first place, probably because it is an easy target, because it is probably easier to take on pavel durov than on elon musk. durov's ability to fight back is small, while like elon musk or mark zuckerberg, it's another matter. however, the detention became. signal addressed to all digital companies, whether in france or anywhere in the world. a french

snapchat.right man from snapchat, and the right lady team from snapchat that were involved with it, and they said to me, would i be interested in coming on as part of the uk on snapchat? and if i'm really honest, i didn't really understand it and hadn't really done that much with social media. and i was honest with them and i started just putting my life history on there really. so every day i just put on what i do, milking horses, driving tractors. i might take a picture of a butterfly flying, i might take a picture of me and just interview about how i do my diet. and that's all i did. and within the first month i ended up with a million followers. wow. and then within this i had seven 7000 viewers. it's just been just a great success story. thank you frank. >> we're fast running out of time. what's your snapchat username? quickly got five seconds. >> frank the farmer. >> frank the farmer. >> we'll follow you and you're going to have to come into the studio so we can give this a taste test. an

so meta offered the same thing, on the stairway to compete with snapchat.hat's going away now. ed: it is the latest example of the refocus or deeper focus on artificial intelligence which is the company strategy right now. aisha: exactly. if you think about it a couple weeks ago, obviously facebook changed its name to meta for metaverse. as we reported and talked about before, talking about ai. people from those departments moved onto ai teams. the spending shift, they have new ai groups they created. they are spending billions of dollars so it's really feeling like a huge shift. they are still working on the metaverse and that is true to an extent but right now it's about ai. caroline: are they still going to be innovating encz -- in the hardware areas of that region? aisha: they are still spending on hardware, but when you go on an earnings call you hear about the metaverse, ar, but you hear a whole lot about ai. they know ai will get investors going when they start to invest heavily in the metaverse their stock went down, it was one of their worst perfor

they were able to get those pills from snapchat. none of those efforts keep the kids from getting access to those drugs on the platform. as a california company all of you i talked about what it means to be a good neighbor and what california families and american families should be expecting from you. you owe them more than just a set of statistics, and i look forward to you showing up and want all pieces of the legislation, all of you showing up on all pieces of legislation to keep our children safe. mr. zuckerberg, i want to come back to you. i talked with you about being a parent to a young child who doesn't have a phone, is not on social media at all and one of the things that i am deeply concerned with as a parent to a young black girl is the utilization of filters on your platform that would suggest to young girls utilizing the platform the evidence that they are not good enough as they are. i want to ask more specifically and refer to unredacted court documents that reveal that your own researchers concluded that the space f

their children were able to get those pills from snapchat. another statistics and good efforts from keeping access to get those drugs on your platform. as california company, all of you i talked with you about what it means to be a good neighbor. what california families and american family should be expecting from you. you owe them more i look forward to showing up at all pieces of this legislation, all of you. showing up on all pieces of legislation to keep our children safe. mr. zuckerberg i want to come back to you. i talked to you about being a parent to a young child. who doesn't have a phone, is not on social media at all. and one of the things we are deeply concerned with is apparent to a young black girl is that utilization of filters on your platform. utilizing your platform the evidence they are not good enough as they are. i want to ask more specifically your own researchers concluded this in the face filters that mimic plastic surgery negatively impact youth mental health indeed. why should we believe were going to do more to pro

would you snapchat to have inappropriate conversations with underage girls? they say even drive to the victims or ask that they take public transit to meet up with him. deputies say he would use several different fake names like john kelly or josh fee or he's since been arrested. investigators are asking anyone with information about culture to come forward. in the east bay. a man is dead after police say he was electrocuted in a pge manhole enrichment. it happened around 3 this morning near cutting boulevard and south second street. crews say they found the manhole cover removed when they looked inside. they found the man. dead about 10 feet down in the vault. fire crews say the vault has electrified equipment that routes power from a nearby substation to downtown and the south side areas of richmond. they say the victim may have been a homeless man looking for shelter. no word tonight on his identity. >> overdose awareness week kicks off in just a few days. and san francisco city officials are continuing to find ways to end the stigma with substance abuse a

thought that thc vapes could ease the stress and anxiety says he saw ads on snapchat for it. but instead his attorneys say he had hallucinations from the products. this is back and 2022, according to the suit, that's when he still is. that struck drove from danville, sfo where he says he posed as some unnamed famous rapper tried to board a plane that didn't work after he was turned away. he went to luxury jewelry stores still claiming to be a famous rapper and eventually fell asleep was found by police who called his parents. fast forward. the next year he experienced similar psychotic episode and was hospitalized. he says he has since stopped using cannabis. a spokesperson for stacy previously told kron 4 they do not market or sell products to x the social media company, formerly known as twitter is going to shut down. >> francisco headquarters in 2 weeks. according to a report by fortune. be company sent a note to staff thursday announcing the headquarters will close for good. on the 13th friday. the 13th, the san francisco headquarters, which is located on market street, h

and 19 year-old william mccool trip is accused of using snapchat to have inappropriate conversations with underage girls. they say he would even drive to the or asked them to take public transportation to meet up with them. deputies say that he would use several different fake names like john kelly or josh furor. investigators are asking anyone with information about cool trip to come forward. man is dead after police say that he was electrocuted in a pge manhole in richmond happened about 3 o'clock this morning. you're cutting boulevard and south second street crews say that they found the manhole cover removed and when they looked inside, they found the man dead about 10 feet down in the fault. fire crews say the ball has electrified equipment that routes power to downtown and south side areas of richmond. they say that the victim may have been a homeless man looking for shelter. no word tonight on his identity. crews are fighting a fire in san martine just north of gilroy. flames started near monterey road according to calfire. this is being called the moderate fire. >> it's at 3

are aware of, these big platforms, such as meta, which includes facebook and instagram , tik tok, snapchatd discord, brought all of them to you. the congress started with a few topics for questions . dealing with them, the debate was here, saying that our laws are such that children should not be harmed , but in 60 children, victims of their parents, they started with four questions and answers . we say child protection in the physical space, we are doing this , we are careful in the schools, the principles should be followed, a series of standards should be followed in the virtual space, why is this not being followed, and there he entered the congress , in the tik tok discussion, you also saw that now i am the headlines. i have that, for example, one of the issues that it was you who promoted unrealistic standards of beauty and said that it actually creates frustration for our children, or for example, the addictive nature of social media for children, so what are you doing to protect our children? in this space, the same area of ​​tik tok was now more political, where , for example, how

would you snapchat to have inappropriate conversations with underage girls? they say even drive to the victims or ask that they take public transit to meet up with him. deputies say he would use several different fake names like john kelly or josh fee or he's since been arrested. investigators are asking anyone with information about culture to come forward. in the east bay. a man is dead after police say he was electrocuted in a pge manhole enrichment. it happened around 3 this morning near cutting boulevard and south

obviously we communicated through snapchat, our streak is 738 right now.i'm just as nervous as i was lining up for the start line. yeah. i don't know, if i had a heart rate monitor, it might be 130 beats per minute. >> oh, my god. >> this is the start line of the first day of the rest of your life. >> congratulations. >> the gold and the girl. >> i got the gold and the girl. she got the diamond. >> everyone is a winner. >> thank you, guys, congrats. mr. roker, how about a check of the weather? >> let's look ahead and show you what's going on for the week ahead, hard to follow that, i'll tell you. of course, we've got debby in the southeast, great lakes, summer heat rest of the country and then we're looking for -- as we move into wednesday, more heat, more humidity, and more wet weather along the eastern seaboard toward the end of the week, more of the same, the heat good monday morning i'm meteorologist kari hall. today we're going to see temperatures warming up just a little bit in the valleys while staying comfortable for much of the bay area 60s and sa

facebook, instagram, whatsapp, tik tok x, snapchat, discord brought everyone.s started with a few topics for questions . dealing with them, the discussion was here, saying that our laws are such that children should not be harmed, but in 60 children who were victims of their parents, they started with four topics. we say protecting the child in the physical space , we are doing this, we are careful in schools , the principles must be followed, a series of standards must be followed. it was there that, for example, how to create social flow and this, so this is a global issue that countries having different approaches, the european union entered the subject more from a regulatory point of view , that is, he came and said that i will make a series of rules , he put gpa, previously he put it in digital market acto , he put it in digital service acto, now these are the rules that have a lot of details . there are others who are interested in watching this. it's interesting that he comes and sets very strict rules, someone says. if he wants to work in the area of ​​

that they'll go down that this met snapchat. a shot and time looks good, but as people here are more and more, i think her numbers go down. therefore, us, if we get to a point going into the election, where people have come to the conclusion, democrats have come to the conclusion that donald trump will win, and i kind of feel we're going to get there. at that point, the democrats are in big trouble. thank you both gentlemen. this was great. politics is a tough business. president harry truman once said that if you want a friend in washington, send, get a dog and fame, political consultant, james carville, famously said about the 1992 election. it's the economy, stupid. that hasn't changed, even in the face of strong personalities. sure. abortion in the border are important to a lot of americans, but when push comes to shove, just like it is every 4 years american voters will hearken back to a question. said ronald reagan asked when he was running for president in 1980. that question was this, are you better off today than you we

la investigación reveló que utilizó aplicaciones como snapchat para participar en cientos de conversacionesy están instando a cualquiera que tenga información a que contacte a la oficina del alguacil del condado san mateo. recientemente se han dado varios avistamientos de coyotes en sunnyvale, especialmente en la zona de bluejay drive y long sooner way. las publicaciones en redes sociales dejadas por los vecinos mencionan ver a los coyotes a primera hora de la mañana y al atardecer. ese es el momento preciso. por eso la ciudad ha publicado algunas recomendaciones sobre cómo disminuir los encuentros con estos animales. entre ellos dicen no alimenten nunca a los coyotes. no deje comida ni animales fuera por la noche. siempre lleve a sus mascotas con correa. y si, por ejemplo, se le acerca 1 de esos coyotes, nunca corra. lo que tiene que hacer es agitar los brazos altos y alzar su voz. o sea, gritarle al animal. hemos visto los videos de ladrones que entran después de quebrar las puertas y ventanas de negocios en medio de la noche. pero oiga, esto, un dueño de un restaurante en willowglen qued

for example, tiktok, snapchat, instagram, twitter.edia companies coming injoin until 13 years old, but these social media companies coming in join until 13 years old, but the age verification process, they ask all of you and you tell it. it shows how a telecom company, even as big as ee, what difference can they make here? isn�*t this just a pr stunt — "mobile phone company says don�*t buy smartphones"? i�*m sure there are cynics and critics out there who�*d agree with you. i think fundamentally, though, there is a serious point here. ee is finally, some would say, getting onto this. i think the question of if this is closing the stable door after the horse has bolted. is it too little too late? there�*s also another question ee has the answer. why is it 11—year—olds should be getting smartphones, why not teenagers? why is that number set? students will soon be going back to school, and a lot of people, especially among the parents i know, is at 11 years old, that is where conversations come up with children about whether or not they

mobilisation across different social media platforms which includes x, formerly twitter, facebook, tiktok, snapchatre seeking to do was really use the grief and anger and confusion that so many people felt after the murders in southport to turn that into something that would be useful to them and the way they see the world and to get their message out to people. and so what we have seen is scenes of protest, the use of misinformation and fake news all by these different groups are trying to get their point across about how they say that non—white people are dangerous, how they say that muslims are dangerous, to a much wider pool of people. and so for example on telegram, how many people would be involved in a group that was talking about protests? well it works like other social media channels like for example whatsapp in that you can join individual chats or very large groups, and many groups after southport were set up so people could find them, some of them got up to 15,000, 20,000 people in them but what we saw very quickly is that when the discussion in those groups turned violent, when people

you are going to get an wellness app and a meditation at to get you over the facebook or snapchat cap. you touch ground and put your feet on the ground and look at another person. look at a clip. breathe in a forest. look at the eyes of your dog or cat. you get it so quickly and it is so accessible. even in a forest fire hayes, it is so accessible. when i have hope in the future, it is how quickly they restore when you give them half a chance. host: when you are creating your writing, when you are writing, is there a place you go to think? what is your process for writing? douglas: i tend to go about it the same way, whether it is fiction or nonfiction. i write no cards. i end up putting them on the wall. it is like content areas and then content areas mutate into chapters and then i order them so that each chapter flows as a structure. because of that, i need to have a place where the book happens. a room, an office, because it ends up being physically represented with the no cards. i have had somebody years of experience with the no cards that i know how many i have. i know how impo

speaking to my friend and she gave me the number of the person that she booked her test through on snapchatlt like, you know, i'm a pawn in this game, and it's notjust me. so many of my friends, so many of my peers my age, i'm only 21, have gone through this similar experiences, and i think collectively we've all said it's becoming, you know, a difficult thing to drive. so how long were you in the industry for? for 20 years. 20 years? the impact of covid and the stress of backlogs made richard end his career as a driving instructor after two decades. there were too many things against being able to give the job the way i wanted to give the job, you know, with kindness and understanding, because it's very difficult when somebody is saying, "i need a test," and you're saying, you can't get one for another six months. towards the end, the job ruled me as opposed to, i ruled the job. and that makes me quite sad because you build up relationships with pupils, you try and be honest and try and be as professional as you possibly can. and, actually, you can't provide the service that they need. the

meta and tiktok in particular snapchat and learning more about.they're a huge amount of blame. >> so what role is there? you're here among people who care about free enterprise who are skeptical of federal top-down regulations. you have some solution to offer in your book and most of them are not regulatory. most are about collective action, parental responsibility and the like. is there a place because of the level of harm you have shown us these platforms encourage critically with children. what role is there for federal and state level legislation you say in your book there's a lot of interesting bipartisan effort right now going on in that arena. >> to be clear what i'm proposing here is where stuck in collective action problems the reason white parents give their sixth-grader a smart phone as she says everyone else has one, i am left out. if any of us does the right thing alone or putting your kid at a disadvantage. but if we all do it together if even half of us do it together it becomes much easier. collective action primes three of which r

according to the lawsuit, the 16 year-old boy got an advertisement for thc, vapes on snapchat. his attorneys claim that he bought the vape in 2022 and that caused him hallucinations. made him steal his dad's truck, then drive to fo re posed as a famous rapper and then tried to get on a plane and 2023. he also experienced a similar psychotic break in had to be hospitalized. spokesperson for stacy previously told kron 4 they do not market or sell products to minors. >> in fairfield, a man has been arrested after threatening to shoot students as they were walking to school. police say it happened tuesday morning near grange, middle school officers say the man was driving a car when he pulled up to 4 students and made those threats. no word on if the kids knew this man. he was arrested though and booked into the solano county jail. >> man has been arrested in connection with hit and run that sent a baby to the hospital in berkeley. the crash happened monday across alcatraz avenue in dover street. police say a man was pushing his 9 month-old daughter in a stroller when the driver hi

generation z are the most effective people out there, truly reaching home like instagram, rails, tiktok, snapchats, the commentators are there because they are gen z themselves. i wouldn't call it pandering. i would call it strategic move. >> todd: with that is the backdrop and messaging is one thing but to your point, dnc doing a good job streaming tiktok, instagram, youtube to reach the voters but the policies are another. there is this article, i believe, in politico that says gen z is struggling right now and actually in the "star tribune." remain optimistic about the economic future and one adult saying ever since 2020, i feel like it goes downhill from here. which candidates' policies, donald trump or kamala harris is better for gen z economic future? without a shadow of a doubt, the trump administration and trump policies and trump campaign paint a bout her outlook for the economy particularly for gen z who i said many times will inherit the country. we will be here decades upon decades and we have the most to gain to build a better economy now. we saw that from 2017-2021, we have the grea

same if internal state and it leads do we see the data kids who are on twitter and instagram and snapchat and all those things instead of a co-presents with one another are suffering everything from anorexia to and there's a new take dock of acquired which is a pseudo-but a symptom. they are killing themselves. it has become a public health crisis andnd the thing is you don't solve it with another app. the wellness app. you solve it with good old-fashioned and i sound like an old person but it shouldn't be considered the celtic. touch, being with other people should always stay in fashion. >> for book readers who may not know your social media presence do youde tweet and are you on facebook and take dock? >> you know, i'm not. i have a twitter account and i will send a link to my podcast each week and now i'm even considering stopping that. i used to have a little bit more of a conversation but now i will tweet like i'm going to be on c-span booktv today and if i get 50 likes for that than 30 of them are from bots pretending to be sex workers there's a new kind of lot out there like they

on the social media comedy front, snap, the parent of snapchat, lost almost 27% of its value on friday bad quarter, karen needs guidance. they cited weak demand from discretionary verticals, including retail, technology, and entertainment. not good. not good at all. for what it is worth, amazon had a small advertisement revenue mess. it was 10% of its overall revenue. the fact the business is struggling is a big deal. people really hated that quarter. however, we have a very strong report from meta platforms. the parent company of facebook on instagram, and the new -- a lot of people are looking at the new twitter they have. it is an amazing business on its own, and a bunch of metaverse initiatives. like those ray-bans. they're really cool. i cannot believe they are sold out. no one cares. meta still rallied nearly 5%. the stocks have held up surprisingly well because they are better than everyone else. meta had a very clean quarter with grade earnings and great revenue growth. the average price -- they did not do rail. they did not derail the narrative. the current quarter was very so

they just want to keep getting out -- they were getting it on twitter or instagram or, you know, snapchatlly care about my fan base and i care about that people don't have to change what they were already doing. i want them to be comfortable being able to go watch me on a bigger platform. >> you also in this new media world, you have to have what the market has described as a 360 approach. and you do that because you've got upcoming a live event in atlanta with lots of music stars, lots of comedians. what is it called? >> -- fest. >> and when is it and who's going to be there? >> it is september 7th. so, it's a met amorphosis of things -- >> oh, that's a big word. >> yeah, yeah. we have comedians coming, of course artists. i also have michael craft and michael ruben coming. >> wow. >> so, we're looking at expanding the label. it started out as a joke on instagram. now we've got a tv show. goeft a festival. you know, it's just expanded so much. but this show will be, like, the new generation of, like, what entertainment looks at live, you know? >> yeah. >> so, yeah. i'm super-excited. it's

want to be in charge and talk to people in social media as influencers on places like tiktok and snapchatted. the things i'm hearing, a lot of stuff going on the last two weeks. first, she had to pick a running mate and go out and to find herself on the campaign trail. once they were together this week, her and tim walz have been on the road for the most part going through the battleground tour. they have been saying, give us a little bit of time while we get our things together and we will figure it out. talking to harris allies, the idea they want to figure out exactly what they want to say on policy, how to differentiate themselves from president biden, how to stay the same and stick to some of the steps the administration, a lot of prep work needs to go before she can do a substantive sit down interview. my sense is they will do that, they understand the need and pressure to do that quickly. she did take questions from reporters, shaquille brewster was there, also other reporters traveling with her so she took questions later on as well. it tells you they are engaging in the media. the b

seeing in my view ceo founders in this generation because millennial's we saw tons of them, facebook, snapchatspot if i. so where are all the gins the tech founders? the' are afraid to try. they are afraid to go out on their own because they've always been told before you do that you can get hurt. check in with an adult. check in with mom. yes? >> thank you for writing this book and the great conversation. i want to go back to something youil wrote. you asked abigail about how she is may be parenting differently than people around her and abigail, you talked about that different value that you have that you want to instill into your children. right now my values are in direct conflict with the values of the school my kids go to, the other parents. so i have to say to my kids here's what i believe, but other people don't believe that and then we have to sort of strategize about how we hide or shareso our belief systems. so i'm wondering if you can talk about that because that is a weird thing to communicate to my kids even that essentially we live in a kind of left wing public school situation.

we saw that it was successfully able to diversify its revenue streams with snapchat plus, bringing innue. and there were some improvements in its direct response advertising business, which is what it has been focused on improving. the fact that brand advertising is still so much of a headwind for snap tells me that there is a lot more work to do within its direct response advertising business. both to get more advertisers on board and get them to commit more budget to the app. ed: just looking at the stock, down almost 25%. a number of analysts at their price targets on it. we have to frame snap in the comfort -- in the context of competition with meta. is that fair to do? and what we learn if we get that? jasmine: i was having this conversation yesterday about other it is fair to compare snap to meta, because they are playing in different leaks. and of the reasons we saw investors reward meta despite all of that ai and metaverse spending, is because it has this massive added business that it was able to show a lot of improvement there. snap is a much smaller ad player, so it hasn't

it's not the same internal state and we see all the data the kids who are on twitter and snapchat and all these things. they are supplementing terribly from everything from anorexia to tourette's. there's a new tick-tock acquired tourette's but it's a symptom they i are cutting, killing themselves. it's become a public health crisis. the thing is you don't solve it with another app, the wellness app. you solve it with a good old-fashioned, i sound like an old person, but it shouldn't be considered nostalgic being with other people. i think it should always stay in fashion for those who may not know your social media presence, are you on facebook, tick-tock >> i send a podcast each week and now i'm even considering stopping that. i use to participate when it was a little bit more of a conversation but now like i'm going to be on c-span book tv today and if i get 50 likes for that, and 30 of them are from bots pretending to be sex workers, there's this new kind out there that it's like some kind of a scam and i guess you're supposed to want to hire them either as virtual or real strippe

, x facebook, instagram, snapchat, use of periscope and so on.ca , they are really in america, they are really wising up to this situation that as soon as a contentious incident occurs, police will put videos of it going out on the media. now police leaders will say this could affect court proceedings. well, maybe it it does. proceedings. well, maybe it it does . however, what is most does. however, what is most important for the police is not that they win on an individual incident, it's that they maintain public confidence and the public think they're working for them. so if a case is contentious, then they should film it with with immediate coverage of what's occurred because winning overall public, appreciation or acceptance is far more important than individual case. >> kevin hurley, we're going to have to leave it there. but thank you so much for joining have to leave it there. but thank you so much forjoining us this morning. thank you so much forjoining us this morning . well, coming up this morning. well, coming up next, we're going to b

charge of it and talk to people who are on social media as influencers in places like ted talk and snapchat. the other thing i've been hearing is a lot of stuff has been going on the last few weeks. she had to pick a running man and defined herself on the campaign trail. when they were together this week they have been on the road for the most part going to do this battleground tour, so they have been saying to give us a little bit of time at well we get our things together and we will figure this out. there is also this idea that they want to figure out exactly what they want to say on policy and how they're going to differentiate themselves. she did of course take questions from reporters. there were other reporters traveling with her, so she took questions later on as well. that tells you they are engaging in the media. the big thing is we do what they want to see, which is her take more questions. >> was talk about the debate board debates plural. he has never reversed himself and has agreed to debate kamala harris on abc and now he is saying he wants more debates in the future. do you

facebook and snapchat. i can assure you the lobbyists are working on it.hinese want to build a global business like nike and all of these markets around the world. the chinese never built this kind of company. they finally have done it with tiktok, and i expect them to push that around the world. i think the whole idea they are spying on us and trying to influence things come i'm sorry, like facebook does not try to influence things at all, social media, and things like that. ed: mitchell green, thank you very much. crypto startups also raised more money in the second quarter of this year, totaling $2.7 billion. but they closed 4.5% fewer deals compared to the first quarter, mirroring a broader slowdown seen in the digital asset world. bitcoin fell 13% in the second quarter. there has been little change so far this quarter. caroline: coming up, we are going to be talking in the more about the public markets joined by the expedia ceo to breakdown the company earnings, results, what it says about the consumer. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ dangerous ladd

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the teens, the teenagers, the one who is people want to to monetize, they're still very active on snapchature out how to the make that a profitable. stuart: all right, murphy. we'll be back to you shortly, promise. >>> back to politics now. biden gave his farewell speech at the dnc and then set out for a two week vacation in california. matt finn joins me. when's the next time we'll hear from the president? >> reporter: well, to be determined. he's on vacation, and his schedule is not public, it's not made available to us, so we'll keep you update on the happeningses here in southern california. last night in chicago, president biden passed the baton to vice president kamala harris, then he got on a flight to santa barbara, landing at 2:20 the a.m. local, 5:20 a.m. eastern time. so the president, who does not work well into the evenings, might be getting some serious r and r here in california. the president is scheduled to be here just outside of santa barbara a for the next week. now, in the windy city last night, the first night centered around biden's speech, but it was severely delaye