and i think that's because of tiktok.illion times around the world. it's become a cultural phenomenon. female: you know, i'm 21 and just learned how to do my own laundry. female: some tomatoes and some cheese. male: dude, no, you're going to go like, like, "aye." "oh, okay. okay, okay." "aye." ♪♪♪ avani: everything is about going viral. a dance started by someone in their living room and uploaded to tiktok can turn into a stadium full of people performing it in unison. ♪♪♪ rory: i like how creative you can be on it. like, it's just so fun to go on that app and just express your real self. ♪♪♪ avani: rory started posting comedic skits on tiktok, and her following snowballed. rory: no worries, i'll scan that one right through for you right now. avani: this was her first viral video. it got nearly 14 million views. rory: how about some peking duck? rory: oh yeah, but we actually don't have the peking duck, but we've got "the snake and goose." rory: what an odd name. rory: it is pretty normal for a book. avani: in 2019, rory

on tiktok it is particularly bad because of the way that tiktok works.. that is ross who is known for debunking videos that make false claims about climate change. i false claims about climate chance. ., . _ false claims about climate chance. ., . change. i do that by comparing the claims _ change. i do that by comparing the claims related _ change. i do that by comparing the claims related to _ the claims related to scientific literature and exposing where they go wrong. bad arguments can spread really fast. ~ ., ., . a fast. we thought we would check if tac talk were _ fast. we thought we would check if tac talk were actually - if tac talk were actually removing the videos and living up removing the videos and living up to the promise so we reported 365 climate denying videos but after a day almost 95% of them were still there and make no mistake these posts are getting attention. they racked up almost 30 million views. that building over there? that is tiktok�*s uk headquarters at the heart of london. i asked the company for an interview but it declin

tiktok says...at people searching for content about climate change on tiktok are being shown a link to authoritative information. but why is any of this important? we know that there is a very rapidly closing window for us to deal with the problem of climate change, and what it requires is really good faith, public debate. that doesn't mean people can't have concerns or grievances or disagreements, but ultimately we need to be sharing the same reality. and at the moment, the pollution of the information landscape is making that impossible. roshan salgado d arcy is a tiktok creator & climate communicator. you saw him in the report. obviously, you have been challenging what is online for quite a while now. are you surprised that tiktok seem to be quite slow in taking down this misinformation?— seem to be quite slow in taking down this misinformation? honestly? now. word. this misinformation? honestly? now. word- tiktok's _ this misinformation? honestly? now. word. tiktok's priority _ this misinformati

tiktok says...content about climate change on tiktok are being shown a link to authoritative information. but why is any of this important? we know that there is a very rapidly closing window for us to deal with the problem of climate change, and what it requires is really good faith, public debate. that doesn't mean people can't have concerns or grievances or disagreements, but ultimately we need to be sharing the same reality. and at the moment, the pollution of the information landscape is making that impossible. back to caroline and misha. tiktok, notjust for back to caroline and misha. tiktok, not just for dance back to caroline and misha. tiktok, notjust for dance challenges and cute pet videos, also climate misinformation. i cute pet videos, also climate misinformation.— cute pet videos, also climate misinformation. ., ., ., , misinformation. i would argue it has never been — misinformation. i would argue it has never been to _ misinformation. i would argue it has never been to the _ misinfor

tiktok says...rking with fact checkers and that people searching for content about climate change on tiktok are being shown a link to authoritative information. but why is any of this important? we know that there is a very rapidly closing window for us to deal with the problem of climate change, and what it requires is really good faith, public debate. that doesn't mean people can't have concerns or grievances or disagreements, but ultimately we need to be sharing the same reality. and at the moment, the pollution of the information landscape is making that impossible. for more on this i'm joined now by tik tok creator and environmental campaigner laura young. thank you forjoining us here on the programme. your very vocal on tiktok about climate change, how worrying is it, the amount of misinformation and denial there is on that platform?— and denial there is on that latform? v , ., , platform? it's extremely worrying and as that _ platform? it's extremely worrying and as that clip _ platform? it's

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on tiktok all data, that is stored on servers in china.o learn that tiktok is not our friend, they are stealing data already got it maybe you can say cat out of the bag, fine. but, at least that is something that a chorus of voices in washington when it comes to punishing back on tiktok. maria: you were one of the first to identify tiktok a threat wanted it investigated to know where data was going when in congress. lee: i was first member of the house raising alarms i led letter calling for cfius review many years ago privacy of american data laws in china that critic a vulnerability potential leak age i tell you yesterday i was having a conversation with small business owner long island, he tells me that every morning he tunes into your show for one reason, he specifically cited your coverage of china, this is somebody not active in government, small businessman cares about our country about economic issues and more, but i think too many people aren't focusing on this very real important issue, and tiktok is resulted in most personal of

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tiktok says...e change on tiktok are being shown a link to authoritative information. but why is any of this important? we know that there is a very rapidly closing window for us to deal with the problem of climate change, and what it requires is really good faith, public debate. that doesn't mean people can't have concerns or grievances or disagreements, but ultimately we need to be sharing the same reality. and at the moment, the pollution of the information landscape is making that impossible. that report by marco silva. let's bring in rb richards, an expert in climate misinformation. thanks for making time for us. first of all, your reaction to this finding that tiktok has been on the able to keep this promise to remove certain types of content. i5 this promise to remove certain types of content. , ., , of content. is not entirely surprising- _ of content. is not entirely surprising. tiktok - of content. is not entirely surprising. tiktok has - of content. is not entirely surprising. tiktok has

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what advice do you give tiktok who need this platform to put food on the table?don't think a ban will work. i think the congress and president will try it, i don't think it will succeed, our government needs to use authority to force the divest tour of the american tiktok to an american company and creators can move over to that company. >> carley: controversy that is not going anywhere any time soon, brian cunningham, thank you for joining us. boston university calling out graduating students after grads heckled a commencement speech by the ceo of warner brothers discovery. the president said attempt to silence a speaker is resort to gain power, not reason. we must do better and be place where freedom of speech and vital instrument of lawful protest can coexist and foster every individual's sense of belonging. many students took -- with the speaker. it was in response to the writer guild of america strike, now in third week. >> todd: many are condemning this speech. >> israel continues to reign bullets and bombs and lawman festation of white supremacy that conti

did tiktok's ceo lie to congress?at accusation, but this admission from tiktok certainly raises the question because it seems to be at odds with what tiktok's ceo told lawmakers earlier this year under oath when he was testifying on the hill. the ceo said, and i'm quoting here, american data has always been stored in virginia and singapore. but in response to questions from senators marsha blackburn and richard humannen shall, the company admitted that's not always the case. "forbes" first reported tiktok stores social security number, tax ids and other sensitive info of some u.s. creators on servers in china. now tiktok is trying to make the distinction between those creators who signed deals with the company to expand their audience and make money versus average users. this new info does not come as a surprise the lawmakers who support a tiktok ban. >> i think that is their goal, is to say, well, we're giving you some truth, but we're not giving you the whole truth, and we're not telling you the whole story. and tha

tiktok says... to authoritative information. but why is any of this important? we know that there is a very rapidly closing window for us to deal with the problem of climate change, and what it requires is really good faith, public debate. that doesn�*t mean people can�*t have concerns or grievances or disagreements, but ultimately we need to be sharing the same reality. and at the moment, the pollution of the information landscape is making that impossible. there are plenty more stories on our website. hello. a completely different day out there compared with yesterday. not as much sunshine around, grey skies as well. and that sets us up for, well, quite a grey and damp day with some light rain or drizzle around, especially in the west. further east, though, and then certainly into the weekend, much more sunshine and further, there�*ll be a few showers around and a strengthening breeze. today�*s cloudy skies, you can see they�*ve been pushing in off the atlantic during the last few hours, quite ext

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tiktok use as platform for a lot of sellers.t is sometimes voluntarily given to do business just like with facebook or youtube. so the question maybe should be is there information being taken away that i don't know about? that is something i would be more concerned with, how is that information being used. but i think it is, while very appealing to say for politicians we'll ban a platform, we'll do something about this, it doesn't really solve the problem. what i would like to see, i think sam altman of openai you were just talking about that a moment ago had a congressional hearing where he proposed some very good things, some direct legislation, third party oversight, some transparency with the company. those are things that could be done across all platforms, not just tiktok. so i think the question maybe should be rephrased, what information is being given out we don't know about and how can it apply to other platforms to protect your identity? stop child exploitation. these things are a little more cross platform. neil: i'

lauren: they see tiktok as a billion person focus group.le, chipotle, the heated quesadilla started on tiktok, two influencers smashed it together. it became so popular, chipotle put it on their digital menu. then this is the lululemon everywhere bag. you might see girls walk around like this. this has been in the lululemon store for years. no one was buying it. it became a hot seller or hot item on tiktok last year and now it's the biggest sensation. these are two examples how companies are capitalizing on these tiktok trends. they don't need pr or marketing team. social media, 7 in 10 customers purchase on social media. half of millennials trust it. stuart: we have an important guest next. lauren: they are reportedly testing the making and marketing of their own product starting in the uk. this is a chinese company making and marketing products. one more thing. their coo has left the company, a disney veteran in charge, the new brand communications officer, she talked to ceos, how to combat china, what is our messaging to be, you see the

but their tiktok retirement house is anything but.ure aive content while amazing more than 5 million followers. they're called grandfluencers and are pulling in huge brand deals. the creator economy is back and forth $250 billion and could double to $480 billion by 2027. "the retirement house" promoting cerave. four friends from palm springs known as the old gays on tiktok and have 11 million followers partnered with hyundai. chab bani took notice of the cooking videos and her 15.7 million followers. 62-year-old helen is approaching 1 million followers on tiktok. >> it's daunting to think about that many people because it's like populations of cities. >> here we go. >> reporter: she found tiktok over the pandemic, a distraction and a way to have fun. >> was there a point that this turned into more of a business. >> some people would ask me, how did you do that transition, how did you figure that out? i said i'll make a tutorial for you. that was the turning point in social media for me. >> reporter: instead of brand deals, she's teach

do you think it should be restricted in >> i don't only make money just from tiktok.sting on instagram, youtube, tiktok, snap chat and pretty spread out but of course there's, you know, data concerns on every platform and obviously there's been more about tiktok but it's tough to say, i think everybody should do their reservice connected and have it's a sensitive subject and a concern. ashley: you know, if stuart varney were here, he'd say how much do you make a month or year? is it in the millions, can we say that? >> in that range, per month, for sure. seven figure range. ashley: reporting big payouts from snap chat and any question is is snap gaining an edge over instagram and tiktok? >> it's definitely amongst the talk in the creator community and lo the getting on snap chat and nayout is great and they've found a great system for monetary on snap chat and get on there and post content and really learn that platform because there's a lot to take advantage of on snap chat right now. ashley: lounge did it take you to get from when you began to rolling around in mill

you can find me online at arimelber on facebook, twitter, or tiktok. and when we upload tiktoks, i can't say it's always intelligent, but it is 100% human, if you're into humans. thanks for spending time with us tonight. "the reidout" with joy reid is up next. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> can you envision a scenario where trump manages to win back the white house and justice is

privacy issues continue to plague tiktok. number of lawmakers who say the social media app shares users personal information with the chinese government. kaylee, be sun reports. >> tiktok the social media app with 1 billion users worldwide. 150 million of them americans trying to dance or cook themselves to he is under fire for the way it handles your personal data and who has access to it. everything from what you'd like to eat and drink to your name address and social security number, every piece of data on tiktok until proven otherwise is fully visible to the chinese government. that's because technology companies operating in china. lake fight dance. the parent company of tiktok. >> are subject to china. cybersecurity and data security laws requiring bytedance to provide the chinese government access to its user information and also store and process it in china where the laws in china make it very clear that the chinese government can access almost any data that a private company holds in china. information you put into

i've been talking to a tiktok creator and viral campaign and asked her how worried she was about thes on the platform-— the platform. it's extremely wor in: the platform. it's extremely worrying and _ the platform. it's extremely worrying and as _ the platform. it's extremely worrying and as the - the platform. it's extremely worrying and as the clip - the platform. it's extremely . worrying and as the clip shows, these videos can really go viral, thatis these videos can really go viral, that is the time to get millions of views and tiktok works with an algorithm that feeds people more of what they watch you morph at the like. so it's worrying to know that if somebody is engaging with climate misinformation, they will likely be getting more and more of that as they continue to scroll. and these are a lot of young people particularly on tiktok being fed a lot of misinformation, a lot of confusion around potentially conflicting things they learned in traditional media school, especially comes to this and this has real—world impact because it's creating distrust among young people and p

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but their tiktok, the retirement house, is anything but.who are doing a bit of acting are pumping out curated content, rivaling influencers more than half their age, while amassing more than 5 million followers. they're called granfluencers and pulling in huge brand deals, the creator economy is worth $250 billion, and could double to $480 billion by 2027. >> it was good for me. >> the retirement house promoting seravy, four friends from palm springs known as the old gays on tiktok, partnered with hyundai. and chobani took notice of 74-year-old lynn davis's cooking videos and her 15.7 million followers. >> darn, that's good. >> reporter: 62-year-old helen is approaching 1 million followers on tiktok. >> it's daunting to think about that many people because it's like populations of cities. here we go. >> reporter: she found tiktok over the pandemic, a distraction, and a way to have fun. >> was there a point that this turned into more of a business? >> some people would ask me, how did you do that transition, how did you figure that out? i sa

and tiktok kind of mediates that with its own algorithm.e end of the 2010s, tiktok is the juggernaut. it is what everyone is downloading. that tiktok craze. the app, as you know, probably has exploded in popularity. every one of these apps goes through a honeymoon phase where it's like, this is funny, this isn't toxic and political. and by the end of the decade, tiktok is right there. and that has bad implications for facebook. facebook's attendance by young people is crashing. young people consider facebook old and untrustworthy, and boring. and in the 2010s, they'd much rather go look at the entertaining video on tiktok that doesn't have that dark side glowering in the background. a whistleblower is sounding the alarm on a data analytics firm that harvested information from millions of americans without their permission. -cambridge analytica. -cambridge analytica. cambridge analytica. [man] the data firm with ties to the trump campaign is accused of misusing the personal information from millions of facebook users. in 2014, hundreds of th

give to the whims of tiktok or risk losing business.s now a permanent item. >> the key, it's an in-app thing, and some counters you cannot get it. my chipotle does not have this. >> sandra: you asked for it? >> no, no, it's not on the menu. and we have become this culture modeled off kardashians, they made a reality show and doing nothing, and now it's making people influencers, we are copy cats, where is originality. we have had conversations with tiktok exists, why people use it, i strongly suggest people to rethink their tiktok addictions and think about the way, you know, why can't you go to chipotle and create your own thing. i make my bowl different every time. we are trying to copy each other. a cultural phenomenon. >> sandra: governors in some states like in montana, calling for a ban on tiktok. listen. >> the issue with tiktok and these other applications owned by foreign adversaries is they are able to steal data about americans and ship it back for nefarious purposes. it's not what the app does, it's where the personal data g

tiktok is the latest way and it's not worth it.u know. >> caution anyone to just to delete that off their phone as quickly as possible to leave their account and make sure especially children stay off of that. it's a it's a very dangerous sap. from perspective, kelly, be sun news nation. >> well, coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news, americans. >> we not believe in final minutes to 5 we'll have the minutes to 5 we'll have the details on why coming up. ♪ dinner! [sfx: phone ping] ♪ what? tween milestones like this... may start at age 9. hpv vaccination, a type of cancer prevention... against certain hpv-related cancers... can start then too. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. embrace this phase. help protect them in the next. starting at age 9, talk to your child's doctor about... hpv vaccination. (♪) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. (♪)

tiktok. many experts believe it's just not possible.us why. >> when i wanted to disable tiktok three years ago, i was met with opposition from rhinos, democrats, and everyone else. >> since former president trump called for a nationwide ban on the chinese owned app. tiktok, president biden and congress have failed in their effort to see it through. >> the president thinks it's an important issue to deal with i don't have anything tolled a beyond that. >> a national ban is nearly impossible since the number of u.s. tiktok users exploded by 50% in the past three years. china critics reveal one of the primary researchers is the powerful pro-china lobby on capitol hill. >> it may be the quietest lobby up here but probably the loudest and very influential as well. i think they have infiltrated different levels of the government. >> montana's attorney general talking about his state's tiktok ban says the source of the problem is clear. >> i think we have to look at china's influence in washington, d.c. that is a town that's addicted to chines

. >> privacy issues continue to plague tiktok.s, but it's very unpopular among lawmakers, say the social media years, your personal information with the chinese government that could even include your location or your social security number. and we've got kelly, son with the story. >> tiktok the social media app with 1 billion users worldwide. 150 million of them americans trying to dance or cook themselves to he is under fire for the way it handles your personal data and who has access to it. everything from what you'd like to eat and drink to your name address and social security number, every piece of data on tiktok until proven otherwise is fully visible to the chinese government. that's because technology companies operating in china. lake fight dance. the parent company of tiktok are subject to china, cybersecurity and data security laws requiring bytedance to provide the chinese government access to its user information and also store and process it in china where the laws in china make it very clear that the chinese govern

los forajidos expertos en redes sociales tienen perfiles pÚblicos en plataformas como tiktok y youtubes mÉtodos mi muestra que se burlan del sistema de inmigraciÓn de estados unidos en las narices de los oficiales de la patrulla fronteriza. una investigaciÓn del diario de new york post descubriÓ que cualquiera puede con clic hablar con coyote a travÉs de sus cuentas de redes sociales, y recibir una cotizaciÓn para cruzar ilegalmente la frontera sur. tiktok ha dicho que elimina cualquier contenido que viola sus pautas sobre explotaciÓn humana, youtube tambiÉn elimina cualquier contenido en bloque explotaciÓn legal. las autoridades migratorias no se han pronunciado especÍficamente sobre estos vÍdeos, aunque el tema de los contrabandistas es una de sus prioridades en su lucha contra la inmigraciÓn ilegal en los estados unidos. carolina: de ninguna forma el "ediciÓn digital" esta incitando que alguien se conecte directamente con coyote y un traficante de personas, pero llama la atenciÓn cÓmo no les ha miedo, saben que es algo ilegal. andrea: convierte la industria ilegal en una industria q

tiktok. good morning. let's make some breakfast. i realized that i was developing a skill and i started talking about that skill online. her recipes resonated, but as her social media following took off at first, sonny says, it wasn't all sunshine. if you use your own money, you don't have to worry about things being wick approved. anything to live off handouts, i guess. i think that people feel really guilty for using government assistance because other people are quick to shame you for using it when you red pepper backspin. then something happened. a few of her recipes went viral. you never take this one for grilled cheese and tomato soup, racking up some 10 million views on both tiktok and twitter. this is crazy because i just like posted this video and it's like it's not stopping. what i have learned recently is that there's a lot of people that are not on wick that are still following me for affordable nutrition. show them i'm using these chickpeas. her growing platform now attracting dietitian, nutrition companies and the nonp

i know that tiktok, we did.lume and velocity of content that's being loaded onto a platform makes it exceedingly difficult to root out all the bad stuff -- liz: and let me just give a nod to the new york times which a couple of years ago came out with one of the most disturbing investigations i had seen about this kind of content. you know, that brings up the point of actual regulation which we can't seem to get out washington d.c. is washington scared of the big tech companies? i mean, they certainly go after tiktok but not facebook and not google. >> yeah. i think they've been in the crosshairs a bit, you know, antitrust has been pretty active in those companies. i do believe they're focused on it. i think it's a difficult problem. i believe personally that regulation is required. i think leaving these companies to deal with these issue ises as they see fit, and i know that they make earnest and authentic efforts to curb that type of content and other types of bad content. i think short of regulation, it's ver

tiktok fronting the bill for influ influencers. this. a lawsuit was filed challenging on first amendment grounds the case has merits. t tiktok made it seem as if they were not involved in the case. they filed their own suit a week later but it turns out they actually are orchestrating the lawsuit and they are paying the bills and they finally admitted it this week >> why were they so reluctant? >> it seemed more of a p.r. effort than anything else to suggest that these people had sort of rallied on their own and were really fighting back. at the end of the day, this is a white shoe law firm, they're first amendment experts and this case is really important for tiktok's future in the united states >> how does montana even enforce that to not be able to download the app across state lines >> there's been a lot of questions about how you can possibly enforce this. the state has come ppared it to sports betting apps. >> where is the effort to ban tiktok on a national level it was a reason why some investors bought into meta they though

they think they're tiktok influencers and video creators and putting these things on tiktok.mber of bytedance, the parent company of tiktok, they say free game. we can use this info. we can follow this person. we have access to their data. brian: it's extraordinary how much information americans right now are giving over voluntarily. i think not even understanding how much of this is ccp could access. appreciate you calling attention to it, senator. i think we need a lot more of it we've got to leave it there, senator marsha blackburn. you got it. brian: a war of words over 202d trump says florida governor ron desantis attacks are personal and even calls him disloyal. we'll get gop strategist lee carter's take on that. but first, let's check in with our friends dagen and sean to see what they have coming up next hour. hey, guys. >> hey, brian. yeah, we have a great show coming up with greg jarret talking about the whole durham testimony today as well as tony or adler will be on the bottom line as well. dagen: we call it the injustice system plus david webb and john levine on

so that's what i'm doing now. >> people can find you on social media on tiktok, it's cozy.game. cozy k is the nickname. kennedy rose, thank you for joining us this morning. that was fun. "press: here" will be back after this. >>> that's our show for this week. my thanks to my guests and thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. damian trujillo: hello, and welcome to "comunidad del valle." i'm damian trujillo, and today it's the battle of the bands all to send students from the east side to london on your "comunidad del valle." ♪♪♪

a rising tiktok star, i hear? >> that's right. michael treats is the supervising librarian for the fairfield civic center library. he says during the pandemic like others he downloaded tiktok to kill time at home. he said he tried doing a few dance videos but that wasn't his style. when he started posting about his work, though, that struck a chord. that oldster i don't type, that a library has to be a temple of silence, is at the fairfield civics center just that, old. at least when librarian michael streets is on the floor. at those times, it's okay to do some talking. >> i've never shh'd anybody. i've been ssh'd. >> reporter: it's the talking michael himself has been doing. >> you can read one book, two books -- >> reporter: in one corner -- >> i'm happy you're here in the library. >> reporter: it's caught attention. >> i'm surprised 3 million people have seen that video. it's not something i ever, ever imagined. i never imagined it for me, i never imagined it for libraries. >> reporter: michael is an admitted book nerd. has be

are these the tiktokers who are giving us their news?elling products by being uniquely talented twins. tyrus: the fact that they are playing division 1 basketball is a lot. this is a capitalist society. i'm happy athletes in college who aren't necessarily going to go on to play pro ball, that they, monetaryize their work. to use the term hot girls is ridiculous, insulting and pathetic. if you want to talk about something, talk about only fan pages where young girls are making horrible mistakes for dollars. bust your but the. get to a division 1 college. tape it. keep going, do what you do. those who are hating on you let them hate because they can't do it. brian: they say the interview for the article was obtained by false pretenses. why we didn't take our fifth year and our passion, and next thing they are write being how much money they are getting because they are twins and uniquely talented. andtalented. >> you want to make sure they are good. if they are using it. as long as they are not only highlighting their looks. if you have so

and so tiktok and instagram is essentially becoming the new radio station.able to have such an incredible fan base. ♪ don't play with it ♪ ♪ don't play with it ♪ >> lola brook is one of the newest mcs who's really been able to catapult out of social media. >> lo is like looking at you it's just -- you're the woman that we wanted to see. that's why we did what we did, so we can give you the space to be creatively and authentically yourself. >> and also there are so many women right now, right? is there a community that you guys are building? are you feeling that support? >> i do feel the support for sure. i always say to myself that i'm willing to support, so when you're willing to support you always run into a group of women that's willing to support you as well. >> so ladies' night was my first time on a major record. and it wasn't just the women on the song. it was the women that showed up for us. it was the community that showed up for us. ♪ it's ladies' night ♪ ♪ it must be angie on the mike ♪ ♪ the butter pea honey got the sugar got the spice ♪ >> mary

even now after tiktok has banned his profile on tiktok, he's ill appearing quickly and frequently on people's tiktok feeds and that's partially because it's not him posting these videos. it's his army of followers cutting, re-edthing and -- reediting and reposting them. ben: matt shea, the host of the documentary "the dangerous rise of andrew tate", thank you. around the world and across the u.k., you're watching bbc news. now, let's have a look at some of the other stories that are making headlines today. a coroner has been told two teenagers who died after an electric bike crash suffered head injuries. the deaths of the two led to a r riot. the local coroner says an inquest is required after the police investigation is finished. a new alert system will warn the public when high temperatures could damage their health this summer in england. it will be run by the u.k. health security agency and the office aimed at reducing illness and deaths amongst the most vulnerable. and a rare plant normally found only in the swamps of west florida and in cuba is beginning to flower in the u.k. f

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while lawmakers continue to push for a tiktok ban.ne. liz: we knew people were using influencers to promote their stuff. but this is a trendsetter. >> companies are meeting customers where they are at. more than 7 in 10 businesses use ticktock to reach their customers. companies are listening to the influencers, too. chipotle noticed the quesadilla, and they put that product from tiktok on their digital menu. how about mood makeup? tart cosmetics developed it in 3 months time. it's the fastest selling line ever. companies are capitalizing on tiktok. while lawmakers don't like it one bit. just 10 states have not band or proposed a ban on tiktok. the coo is out and the new role as communications officer, she'll need to help manage the politics of this. many in washington and main street think the app is used by china to spy on and influence americans. china admitting they are storing the data of their servers in china. liz: tiktok dance music. >> they make retro cool again. it's happening over and over. liz: that's good for some of us,

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also with summer here, there is an increase of tiktok videos on how to get the perfect summer body. national parenting group will join us to discuss the link between those videos and eating disorders and how to talk to your kids about it. president biden will speak from the white house after the senate passed the debt ceiling bill he negotiated with house speaker kevin mccarthy. the house had already passed it a day earlier on wednesday. the deal of arts a catastrophic scenario of america defaulting on its debt and payments. but it was not a deal supported by everyone. not even all democrats. one of the house democrats who voted no on the bill was congressman mark a. who joins a study to explain his vote and how he got so close to the brink of disaster. good to see you. i think you've got to turn your body on. the could be a microphone on the laptop issue. -- turn your mic on. that could be a microphone on the laptop issue. i was going to make a joke of how long we have been zooming, perhaps it was us. glad we have connected with you now. with the bill to raise our national debt cei

so, once again tiktok is stepping into waters it really shouldn't be.be i would consider but not something out there people should be seeing on tiktok and suddenly taking it. >> anita: always best to ask your doctor, but before the show, john was doing some research on it, it's so interesting, we were all talking about it and he noted, he found it can be helpful for people with heart arrhythmia and high cholesterol. so like you said, there are some good side effects as well. >> by the way, john looks amazing in this picture from the 1980s. and i'm not surprised that he's doing research on this, and he's absolutely right. i left out cholesterol, absolutely lowers cholesterol, john is right and lowers fat levels, try -- and i have supplements that work, i may consider adding this with you not without telling my patients it can affect your bowels, definitely affect your bowels. >> anita: those looked like some side effects you would not want to have. and john doesn't need any berberine, so -- but it's good to know the positive effects. dr. marc siegel, tha

and now he's gone viral on tiktok. >> interesting. >> i can be on tiktok for a long time. >> this week you'll probably see on tiktok our warmup in our temperatures. we've gone from a stretch of cool weather which i think a lot of people have been enjoying but we are officially in summer now and this is going to be our first big heat event we've seen in quite sometime. so let's take a look at downtown san jose, because we are going to be seeing the low clouds yet again tonight. if you look at the current temperatures notice we are still in the 70s. we have one more day and some heading into tomorrow of mild temperatures before we see the gradual warm up and then a really big warm up into the weekend. temperature wise we're also factoring in the winds. expect some breezy winds. sticking around at least through tomorrow afternoon. fairfield 22 plus and around the coast line and then the winds begin to diminish. you'll notice the marine layer really makes its arrival once again tonight which means early tomorrow morning you can expect to see similar conditions, sort of copy and paste of wh

the idea is is tiktok an arm of the communist party of china that i'm not convinced of. if anyone knows how china works, you can see that huawei succeeded in spite of the chinese government, not because of the chinese government. so the chinese government has always had sort of a gray area look or skeptical look on chinese tech companies you see what's happened to alibaba. so alibaba had to break up, which was big news that you just talked about because they got too big so huawei has succeeded in spite of the government, not because of it. >> shaun, great to have you in country. appreciate the perspective thanks very much shaun rein and speaking of china cnbc is as kelly mentioned premiering a new documentary taking a look at how chinese spies are targeting corporate america. eamon javers dives into the shadowy world ofespionage to tell the story of a spy from china who attempted to steal ge's jet engine secrets. "china's corporate spy war" premieres tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on cnbc. shaun will be watching shaun rein >> we all will up next an alte

some other examples of this is pre tiktok.emember in 2017, 18, they made a pink after people on facebook started, you know, demanding it be made. but it's a nightmare for wrist us have to deal with. people coming in i want this it, but i want with this. and with this so you know, long story there's a couple claire up hostile who who went away from tight jeans or skinny jeans and what a loose-fitting jeans because it was a trend on tiktok and that increased sales about 15% and profits did nicely. so is worthy of tiktok is pretty dominant with a deal now. and i think the and report their numbers because they want to get out of them. i think it's more than 50 million users. united watch it all the time. okay. yeah. my kids to to my wife does too. >> it is a little addicted. i will admit, ok, lastly this morning, i want to get your thoughts on this headline because i know you you're pretty steep in this topic, but apparently it says here americans think they need 1.3 million to retire comfortably. you've talked in the past about w

on young people's tiktok feeds, and thatis young people's tiktok feeds, and that is partial becausem.— army of followers cutting and reposting them. matt, it is really interesting _ reposting them. matt, it is really interesting to _ reposting them. matt, it is really interesting to talk _ reposting them. matt, it is really interesting to talk to _ reposting them. matt, it is really interesting to talk to you - interesting to talk to you especially about all of this issues they are raised in lousi's interview. matt shea there, thank you —— lucy's interview. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines today. a coroner has been told two teenagers who died after an electric bike crash in cardiff last week suffered head injuries. the deaths of kyrees sullivan, and his friend harvey evans, led to a riot, with cars set alight and police attacked. the local coroner says an inquest is required after the ongoing police investigation is finished. a new alert system will warn the public when high temperatures could damage their