we hope tiktok will continue under new ownership, american or otherwise. it could be brought by a group from britain, canada, brazil, france. it just needs to be no longer

so do you think tiktok will be banned in the us? i think tiktok will be banned in the us?is now asking the tiktok to _ us? i think the us government is now asking the tiktok to be _ us? i think the us government is now asking the tiktok to be sold _ us? i think the us government is now asking the tiktok to be sold to - us? i think the us government is now asking the tiktok to be sold to the - asking the tiktok to be sold to the us so that the us can own and operate tiktok on their own. now i think the tricky question for the chinese government, and also the chinese government, and also the chinese company byte da nce bytedance is, within the us by firing the dust firewall inc. tiktok in the us, the main concern for the us alleged later and also security officers is the chinese government and companies still in charge of the form? to update and renew the entire tiktok platform regularly? now this raises critical concerns, and therefore we can understand why the us government is trying to ask the chinese government to sell tiktok for them. chinese government to sell tiktok f

bytedance sells tiktok. tiktok continued to operate. we should not have a company operating in the united states about the algorithm that it has and access to the data that it has that powers that algorithm. we should not have a company like that operating in the united states. it has something to do with everything the chinese communist party tells them to do. but the reason why the headlines are going to be about ukraine funding is because that's the part of this bill that frankly has been controversial. it has people that oppose it. i personally believe it is in the national interest of the united states to help ukraine. ukraine was invaded not once but twice by vladimir putin. i supported ukraine and helping ukraine back in 2014. when then -- whether they were first invaded by putin and president obama would only supply them with blankets and meals ready to eat. and i support continuing to help them now to defend themselves. they didn't start this war. i support helping them defend themselves to the extent we can afford and to the e

we hope tiktok will continue under new ownership, american or otherwise. it could be brought by a group from britain, canada, brazil, france. it just needs to be no longer controlled by an adversary defined as an adversary in u.s. law. with that, mr. president, i yield t floor, urge that we take action on this item. again, i appreciate the great leadership of the chairman of the commerce committee on working with our friends in the house to bring this important legislation to the floor of the senate. with that, i yield senator from florida. mr. rubio: in a few hours, it appears, in a few hours here the press headlines are going to read that the senate just passed the ukraine funding bill. that's what they'll call it. this bill is about a lot more than just ukraine. there's a lot in this bill and i want to go through some of it. first of all, it provides something i have strongly supported, which is providing in this case $26 billion to the state of israel to defeat hamas, to defend itself against its enemies. this is something we actually tried to pass on

tiktok said, "this unconstitutional law is a tiktok ban, and we will challenge it in court."ur next guest testified before congress supporting the tiktok ban. ivan is ceo of barefoot security, a cyber security expert. great to talk to you. so, let me ask you, when you testified before congress, what did you tell them about tiktok you thought was concerning enough to deserve a ban in the united states? >> some of the findings we presented, tiktok has a lot of information on people who never use tiktok and did not suspect tiktok would be collecting the information. >> how do they get it ? >> one of the most common ways is through tracking pixels, we touch on websites that we use every day, like when booking a doctors appointment or finding something online, banking online. >> you are saying tiktok is giving information about us even if we don't download tiktok or we never go on the platform, and school other people's videos? >> that is correct. that was one of the findings that startled a lot of people, the amount of data collected on people who never use tiktok . >> what is to

tiktok has huge reach.it's their regular source of news. there are concerns among politicians that the chinese authorities could misuse their data. tiktok has consistently denied ever sharing information with the chinese government. its chief executive has been grilled by lawmakers, twice in less than a year. iam making i am making the following commitments to you and to all our users. number one we will keep safety especially for teenagers as a top priority. number two, we will i will protect us data from unwanted foreign access. number three tiktok will remain a place for free expression and will not be manipulated by any government. the us is not the only country taking action. india is the largest country to place a blanket ban on the app. it also banned 58 other chinese apps. other countries have banned tik tok on government owned devices, like australia and canada. in the uk, the british government banned ministers from using it. staff from the european commission, and the nato alliance, are not allow

tiktok in the u.s.bout 10% of tiktok's global users, but close to 50% of tiktok's worldwide ad revenues. advertising is part of its business so it is a lucrative market for tiktok and it would be a huge blow if it wouldn't be able to operate here. tiktok also has other lines of business in the u.s., including e-commerce. it has pushed heavily into shopping through tiktok shop, so it is counting on the u.s. to bring revenue for the company. it would have major ramifications if it were to disappear from here. paul: there is so many hypotheticals involved with this case and where it goes. one possibility if tiktok was divested, who would buy it and what would happen to the data it has gathered that lawmakers are so worried about? jasmine: both excellent questions. i think it would be hard to find a credible and approvable buyer. the buyer would need to have deep pockets and many of the companies that could afford to buy tiktok would be no goes because of regulatory and antitrust hurdles. there are some buy

if it wants tiktok to survive.tion here, it is not an option that is impossible if the government in beijing permits it. if it doesn't permit it, as i say, it strengthens the american case. it is going to be a large kerfuffle, but i think it will get through. goad going to be a large kerfuffle, but i think it will get through.— think it will get through. good to talk to you. _ think it will get through. good to talk to you, grateful _ think it will get through. good to talk to you, grateful for - think it will get through. good to talk to you, grateful for your - think it will get through. good to l talk to you, grateful for your time. much more on those stories, online, and on tv. see you soon. hello, i'm chetan pathak with your latest sports news. we start with the fallout from sunday's heated el classico in spain. barcelona manger xavi says it's a disgrace that goalline technology isn't used in la liga like it is in the english premier league — after his side were beaten 3—2 at real madrid. jude bellingham score

you understand the users' interest in tiktok, the potential of tiktok, and the competition. i talked about the chances of this bill passing. i believe you see it passing as well. >> absolutely. it will be the big headline this week that the ban will likely happen. we do not believe this is the end of the story. tiktok has become one of the most powerful platforms in the world. on any given day, we see tiktok as our second most trafficked platform. meta number one, tiktok number two. tiktok did not intro the cultural site diced until 2019. fast-forward to today, it has leapfrogged youtube, snap, pinpricks -- pinterest, and x. we do not believe this will be the end of tiktok. tiktok will fight this the way they did with trump in 2020 montana last year. it will create time for divestiture to come to light. why wouldn't walmart or met to make a land grab for this? caroline: because china will not let them. china might not sell it or would not let them have access to the technology. maybe they are able to buy it in the u.s.. they still have a year if this goes past the senate, th

, i use tiktok.back and explain why they are doing this, all told, i an election cycle. doug: you're right, that's difficult. the reason it works is because the leading lawmakers all held hands and said this is something we were the care about. the bill came through the house committee unanimously, with none opposing. that almost never happens and it shows how broad the support is. the vote in the house was very strong. some members on the far right and far left oppose, but most voted for it. you're going to see a similar thing in the senate. if there's one thing that lawmakers like it is political cover and when they can actually hold hands and do something typical altogether, it makes it much easier for each one of them to go back to the districts and similar to their constituents as something that needed to be done. ed: from the political to the tech policy, i think you are well poised to explain all of that. coming up, apple sales in china slide as the country faces its worst start of the year si

tiktok. what have they said? tiktok has — tiktok. what have they said? tiktok has come _ tiktok.t have they said? tiktok has come out - tiktok. what have they said? tiktok has come out again i tiktok. what have they said? tiktok has come out again asi tiktok has come out again as the bill has been bubbling along really incongruous for quite some time. they have said it will trample freedom of speech for its 170 million users. they have also pointed out there are millions of businesses that rely on the platform and that the company says it read donna creates worth of $24 billion to us economy. we've been watching the developments in the middle east very closely, after last friday's strike on iran. us officials have claimed israel was behind the missile attack on military targets in the city of isfahan, but israel officials have yet to confirm that. we saw some volatility in the oil price after the attack, but things have settled now. i spoke with renowned strategist david roche of independent strategy, and asked him how further escalation of this conflict could impact the global e

he said he think tiktok should stay. this battle tiktok has had with d.c.uch pulled around by whichever administration is in power. it seems with this happenstance timing that it is not going to change to the next election. caroline: such smart reporting throughout this week. alex barinka, thank you so much for all the nuances surrounding tiktok. now we want the perspective of the creator right now of a still -- focusing on the tiktok. joining us now is the cofounder of ltk. you yourself in many ways on influencer. your business supports influencers. what questions are you fielding? are people turning away from tiktok among the unknowns? amber: we are educating a whole new generation of creators on what it is like to live in the future business in the creator economy. we lost our business in 2011 and we were talking about blogs. next came pinterest and then instagram and then snap and tiktok. i'm old enough to have lived through several generations of platforms. i see them now where they rise and they may befall out of consumer favor. there's either an evol

tiktok's .ecific about what your fear is? >> tiktok for us represents a national security concern. and the reason i say that is that tiktok's parent company is beholden to the chinese government. so that for us manifests itself in three specific ways. it has to do with the data. it has to do with the recommendation algorithm. it has to deal with the software. the data, we're talking about the ability to control or collect data on millions and millions of users, and to use it for all sorts of influence operations, like driving their a.i. efforts, which are not remotely constrained by the rule of law. >> are they doing that now or simply they have the capability to do that? >> what i would say to you is, they are currently attempting to steal our a.i. and hack american technology every day. >> what do you say to the millions of americans who have likely heard what you and others have to say, but they rejected it. they don't care. they like tiktok. they like making money on tiktok? what would your

they like tiktok. they like making money on tiktok? what would your message be to them? is you need to take into account who the chinese government is, who the chinese communist party is. even for some reason if you don't care about that, which i would argue that you should, what about all of your family, friends, neighbors, coworkers, et cetera who are also participating and are connected to you through all those same things. maybe they would care about the ability of the chinese government, the chinese intelligence services to access all that. >> let me ask you about january 6th. are you still pursuing january 6th cases? >> we have any number of january 6th cases under way. >> former president trump has referred to those who have been imprisoned or are facing trial as hostages. do you see those individuals who took part in the january 6th riots as hostages? >> i see the defendants in the january 6th cases as criminal defendants who are being charged with federal crimes and are in front of independent courts as part of our legal system. >> former president trump has sai

a lot of people love their tiktok. what exactly is in this bill that the president assigned today. >> the president just signed a bill, audrey, that this is something, and this is rare, it brings both democrats and republicans together. essentially, their fear of our data in the hands of the chinese government. that's really what this is all about. so now, tiktok has nine months, i should say, its parent company, the chinese owned bytedance, has nine months to either sell tiktok to an american company or have that abba banned in the united states. therefore, it's 170 million u.s. people who use the app regularly would not have access to it. >> okay. so they are given one year. i would imagine people who love tiktok, the users may be a little upset about this, maybe a little nervous, but maybe creators more so because a lot of them rely on tiktok, maybe for money to make -- so i know you spoke to one concentrator today. what does she think? >> this is really something how a lot of people in this day and age network, put

bytedance sells tiktok. tiktok continued to operate. we should not have a company operating in the united states about the algorithm that it has and access to the data that it has that powers that algorithm. we should not have a company like that operating in the united states. it has something to do with everything the chinese communist party tells them to do. but the reason why the headlines are going to be about ukraine funding is because that's the part of this bill that frankly has been controversial. it has people that oppose it. i personally believe it is in the national interest of the united states to help ukraine. ukraine was invaded not once but twice by vladimir putin. i supported ukraine and helping ukraine back in 2014. when then -- whether they were first invaded by putin and president obama would only supply them with blankets and meals ready to eat. and i support continuing to help them now to defend themselves. they didn't start this war. i support helping them defend themselves to the extent we can afford and to the e

mandeep: tiktok has a lot of original content that goes through instagram, youtube and so if tiktok is banned a lot of those creators have to go to some other platform. whether it's youtube shorts or instagram we -- reels you can see a lot of the original content creation happens on tiktok and that's where you will see meda being a beneficiary but i am excited to look at the youtube numbers because to me youtube should be the 15% consensus numbers given the kind of viewership gains you have already seen with youtube and so i think that is the one aspect people need to think about is the creators will not wait for nine months to move. they are going to start thinking about what's the alternative platform and where they can move their followers. that's going to determine gains for snap, youtube and meda in the coming months. ed: it's important we know on the earnings call the analyst asked mark zuckerberg for reaction to tiktok. the cfo jumped in and said they are monitoring that situation closely but it was too early to tell the impact of the tiktok divest or band. we will dig in but th

the state of montana had a bill that aimed to ban tiktok in that state, and tiktok sued, as did a groupf users whose lawsuit tiktok funded. so we could see folks on the docket who are not just tiktok or bytedance, but perhaps some of the users, content creators, or the merchants selling on tiktok shop. paul: so, where do we place the odds of this legal challenge being successful, and how long could it potentially go for? i mentioned that in the context of a presidential election coming up in november. alex: of course. our bloomberg intelligence litigation analyst expects that if an appeal gets filed to the d.c. second circuit, which is a very likely choice for this, the legal battle could be expedited and be wrapped up as soon as the end of the year in the fourth quarter. he puts the chances of bytedance and tiktok succeeding and overturning the law at just 30%. the confidence the tiktok -- the context with the election is important. the u.s. will vote on the next presidential election in november. and this deadline for bytedance to sell or divest its stake in tiktok actually comes due

now i’ll record a tiktok video - another answers.e the relations between the usa and china and what does this mean for russia? let’s talk with a wonderful specialist. sergei goncharov, an outstanding chinese scientist who has worked for many years in china, now a leading researcher at the institute of higher studies of the russian academy of sciences. the closest symbiosis with growing contradictions. and can we say that one of these two trends still prevails? and what does it mean? in the mid-1990s , completely different processes began to occur in parallel in the two countries. they caused what is now called trumpism, as for china, with all the enormous achievements that it has achieved along this path, as a result of the incorporation of the bourgeoisie into the power system , corruption has become widespread, the exchange of power for money, huge environmental problems associated with accelerated industrialization, huge excess production capacity. which began to put pressure on the economy and pull it down, export resources, as t

selling tiktok or face a ban in the united states. ceo of tiktok within the past 30, 45 minutes post add video on his own platform saying they're not going anywhere and will sue. the ceo i mentioned, ceo of viral nation. spoke to him earlier. a firm based out in toronto and new york hedging influencers and companies market themselves on social media. he says tiktok ban could hurt small businesses who use the popular video app acquiring new customers, i mentioned, a could leave hundreds of thousands of individuals who make their living on tiktok with no income. he tells me the white house did reach out to him for input prior to today's signing and also has a close working relationship with the people who run tiktok and doesn't believe the white house intends to shut down tiktok, rather just wants to see it get sold to a non-chinese company. >> basic economics presents that tiktok does not want to lose its business, and if it's banned it would. i don't think the u.s. government wants to oppose its citizens views and i don't think the u.

app in the algorithm. >> only thing that tiktok does it moves information very quickly, tiktok doesn'ttion of american public opinion, tiktok is a younger platform and that's what you see thing like less pro-israel content because the younger generation is less pro-israel make your case about the issue but tiktok is actually pushing anything body shaming or any of the other things i don't think it's all that anything. >> i appreciate the debate all voices in all size on the interesting perspective. coming up after the break up i did a administration signaling more restrictions on the oil and natural gas industry while trying to get gas prices down, we will get into all of this after the break. ♪ [alarm beeping] amelia, turn off alarm. amelia, weather. 70 degrees and sunny today. amelia, unlock the door. i'm afraid i can't do that, jen. why not? did you forget something? my protein shake. the future isn't scary, not investing in it is. you're so dramatic amelia. bye jen. 100 innovative companies, one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, c

like tiktok.irst, we did huawei and we did the te china mobile and china , telecom. it gives you a place to understand the type of threat and to take action. yes, we need to look more broadly and comprehensively at all threats from entities that are not just tied to china but tied to the ccp. that broader conversation continues to take place in the near term. get a win on tiktok and then we can go after one's that look similar from a security risk perspective. angie: one of the things that encompass has been working on with member companies is the national proceeding where the commissioner is looking at significant changes to ownership review and different time frames in which licensees may need to come back to the fcc to go over ownership review. beyond just merger agreements where the fcc is looking at ownership structure. they just did a big data collection. any thoughts about how the commission might be able to use that rulemaking process to do further reviews of international authorizations?

it or what more can you tell us about tiktok light?— about tiktok light?less data — about tiktok light? it takes less data and _ about tiktok light? it takes less data and space, - about tiktok light? it takes i less data and space, basically, on your smartphone. it launched this task and rewards programme in sprints and spain last week, it essentially rewards people for points watching videos and performing tasks on it, however the head of the european commission has argued that it is toxic and addictive, especially to minors, and really could impact their mental health. so they said that tiktok had actually missed an 18th of april deadline to offer a risk assessment of this reward programme, so now, if they don't defend it properly by wednesday, this whole programme could be on pause, as early as this thursday. we did hear from tiktok that sent a statement to the bbc and said they were disappointed with this decision and they also said it rewards, rewards rather are only open to people of 18 years or older, and there is a limit on video watching when the

the clock is ticking for tiktok. its china-based parent company bytedance now has nine months to sell off tiktok or be banned in the united states. that ban would impact a whole lot of people. there are 16 million tiktok users in california alone. the white house posting this video showing president biden signing the bill into law today. the potential ban is part of a larger $95 billion national security package. today tiktok's ceo is vowing to fight back. >> it's obviously a disappointing moment, but it does not need to be a defining one. rest assured we aren't going anywhere. we are confident we'll keep fighting for your rights in the courts. the facts and the constitution are on our side, and we expect to prevail again. >> this is going to be interesting. the ceo posting that message on tiktok. he has also called for tiktok users to post stories about how a potential ban would impact their life that would be smart business for the ceo. if the ban goes through, it's going to have a big impact on people who use tikt

common deer tiktok? >> yes -- commandeer tiktok?mission of a federal crime is subject to forfeiture. so tiktok -- china that has used tiktok for all sorts of crimes in the united states. arthel: we have to leave it there, gordon chang. thank you very much. >> thanks, arthel the. bryan: week one of the new york versus trump trial is in the, books. coming up, a look back at the highlights and a look ahead at what to expect next week. stay with us. ♪ frustrated by skin tags? dr. scholl's has the breakthrough you've been waiting for. now there's an easier-to-use at home skin tag remover, clinically proven to remove skin tags safely in as little as one treatment. i was born with wings, but psoriasis swooped in to clip them. it crushed my confidence. but no longer will psoriasis get a piece of me. i can love my skin again. with bimzelx. only bimzelx targets and blocks il-17a plus f to calm inflammation. i can control my plaques, and start getting myself back. bimzelx helps adults with moderate to severe psoriasis control plaques, to deliv

tiktok in the same document.nti-chinese measures did not raise any objections, then money for ukraine has been agitating republican congressmen since last year. biden's opponents tried to use the topic to get rid of the administration concessions on migration. issue, however , information pressure worked: to become the reason for putin’s victory, the question in the public field was posed exactly like this: the republicans, with few exceptions, did not want to, everything was decided by the change in the position of the speaker of the house of representatives mike johnson, he for a long time generally refused to put the issue to a vote, trump’s man, political eccentric, conservative, this is how the speaker of the us house of representatives, mike johnson, most often appears in articles in left-wing western media. he was elected to this position in october last year. year when the previous speaker, kevin mccarthy, was fired. johnson did not enter the fight immediately, but after three unsuccessful rounds of elect

a living off tiktok. you are terrified by some of the things you see on the platform. what terrifies you on tiktok? >> especially since october 7th i've seen a massive rise in anti-semitism flourishing on the apps and anti-israel rhetoric, things like people loving usama bin laden thinking he is awesome, teenage girls thinking he's hot which happens when an entire generation grows up this way. it's crazy. i will give you an example. i posted yesterday about the hostages and on my instagram, got 1.5 million views, been a for 15 hours, the same video, same exact captions put on tiktok the same time got 300. to give an example, i have 30,000 followers on tiktok, 1.4 million, 30,000 followers on instagram, one. 4 million on tiktok. that gives an example. stuart: that platform kept your post off or downgraded it. >> i had another video that went superviral on instagram. i did a jew undercover at our pro #rally and on instagram there were some issues with it getting taken down but it was up for a week on 20 mil

gracias a tiktok somos lo que somos.bido a los momentos graciosos del novio de la hija de sonia. y es que de esta forma miles de personas crean contenido para atraer a más seguidores, lo que crea a su vez una manera de obtener ganancias monetarias y patrocinadores. y es que lo que hace de tiktok una plataforma única en su estilo es precisamente el algoritmo que utiliza lo que hace viral muchos de estos videos. y también, no sé si a ustedes les pasa que cuando 1 está viendo al ciertos vídeos, por ejemplo de cocina, digamos, le vuelven a salir y repetir y salen y salen los mismos vídeos precisamente por el algoritmo. y también hay otras medidas en el congreso donde están tratando de controlar el contenido, no? así es. precisamente hay otros 3 proyectos más o menos de ley en el congreso, en este momento para regular los medios digitales. y si la corte falla en contra de tiktok, esto podría ser la puerta precisamente para que muchos congresistas aquí en este país, pues pongan más proyectos de ley para regular las plataformas

bill was ut weekend. 50, the tiktok bill was put into _ weekend. 50, the tiktok bill was put into a weekend. 50, the tiktok bill was put into a package - weekend. 50, the tiktok bill was put into a package withl was put into a package with foreign aid and that was passed through the house and now it is on the way to the senate, and based on indication of that, we have gotten, it sounds like this package will be approved, meaning that the bill will also be passed. now, this is a massive load to tiktok but it is important to note that it is not the end yet. i am framing it more as the next chapter in tiktok�*s long and drawn out fight to survive here in the us, and it is a fight that is bubbly going to move pretty quickly now from congress into the courts. of course this isn't their first rodeo and it has had some success in previous battles including in montana which tried to ban the app previously. but if this bill does become law and tiktok does not divest, this would be a huge, would have huge ramifications on their business, even though just about 10% of tiktok�*s worldwide users

if it isn't sold by then, tiktok could be banned in the u.s. >> save tiktok! >> reporter: tiktok has some 170 million active users in the u.s., some of whom have long railed against the possibility of a shutdown of the app. >> call them and tell them to stop the ban. >> reporter: this new move in the house looks to have enough support in the senate that it will reach the president's desk. president biden was asked about a ban last month. >> mr. president, do you still support banning tiktok? would you sign that bill? >> if they pass it, i'll sign it. >> reporter: the biden administration has said the app represents the national security threat with the owners having close ties to the chinese government, claims that its ceo has repeatedly denied. tiktok has been banned on federal government devices, but -- >> trump or biden? >> you kidding? >> reporter: the biden presidential campaign has an active account. a space to interact with younger potential voters. what would be the effect of a ban? how would it impact people? >> this is totally uncharted territory in

tiktok says it'll challenge the move in court.iktok of course. make no mistake, this is a ban, a ban on tiktok and ban on you and your voice. politicians may say otherwise but don't get confused, many who sponsored the bill admit a tiktok ban is the ultimate goal. tiktok has huge reach. across the us, it has 170 million users. there are concerns among politicians that the chinese authorities could misuse their data. tiktok has consistently denied ever sharing information with the chinese government. it's chief executive has been grilled by lawmakers in the us twice in less than a year. the us is not the only country taking action. india is the largest country to place a blanket ban on the app. it also banned 58 other chinese apps. other countries have banned tiktok on government owned devices, like australia and canada. in the uk, the british government banned ministers from using it. staff from the european commission, and the nato alliance, are not allowed to have tiktok on their work phones. there were some extraordinary scenes

now we wait to see what tiktok's parent company's next move might be. >>> so, not just a tiktok issuee, but let's take a look at the foreign aid in this bill. the biggest number? there it is. $60 billion for ukraine, money that president volodymyr zelenskyy said would give his country a chance at victory against russia. this bill also includes $8 billion for security in taiwan in the indo pacific and $26 billion in aid to israel and humanitarian relief in gaza. israel and gaza is also prompting big rallies across this country at various colleges. for the second night in a row, uc berkeley students are camping out in protest of the war. so far, peaceful here, but we have seen arrest that other colleges. let's bring in nbc's pete suratos. >> reporter: dozens of tents are set up here across the hall of uc berkeley, as student demonstrators set up a gaza solidarity encampment. and they tell me they don't plan on leaving until their demands are met. >> free, free palestine. >> reporter: a better hangs across the hall, a list of demands for the palestinian student demonstrated to have campe

does it matter to tiktok? >> i think tiktok is going to fight this as long as it can. i think it could be up to a year for byte dance to divest itself of tiktok and part of the response has been put out key numbers they believe will be part of their defense. 170 million americans use tiktok and should have the right to when its comes to free speech. they say 7 million businesses use tiktok and tiktok said it contributes $24 billion annually to the economy. when it comes to ad revenue, analysts are starting to weigh in to look at what kind of impact the potential sale of tiktok or the shuttering of tiktok would have on the ecosystem saying there's probablily $16 billion in incremental 2025 revenue that could be split among the remaining players if tiktok is shuttered. first and foremost it would be a huge win for meta and potentially youtube and snap. >> i know you're not the chief justice. i know you're not a lawyer. but how legitimate really are the free speech that a ban would trample was the verb i've seen. trample on the free speech rights of the people who use tik

and we want to dive deeper now into the potential tiktok ban and the tiktok ban that's taking effect today by welcoming tech journalist sharbani joshi back to the nine. good morning to you, sharbani. thank you for joining us. >> hi. good to see you. >> good to see you. so we just heard that president biden signed that bill. what can we expect to happen next, we can expect a lot of litigation and waiting. the tiktok ceo came out in a video this morning and expects, that tiktok will prevail in legal filings, that it expects to, to issue any time. the ceo issued a video today and saying in a video that tiktok isn't going anywhere, allie had mentioned that it is on the basis of first amendment rights and also on the economic basis that tiktok contributes more than $20 billion to the u.s. economy annually. and it's trying to rally the support of tiktokers across the globe, and particularly in the us, to get a public backlash. and we know that the timing of this is incredibly important considering we are in an election year. >> shabani. it's very important what allie just said now, in chin

sera prohibido. >> esto significa que en este periodo tiktok seguira operando con normalidad. >> dedencial de biden planea seguir utilizando la aplicacion a lo largo de este ciclo e electoral porque la prohibicion no entraria en vigor hasta el 2025. >> por su parte, tiktok dijo hoy en un comunicado que esta ley es inconstitucional y que la im impugnaran ante los tribunales, lo que podria aplazar a mas la entrada en vigor de la prohibicion. >> ahora, si llegaramos a ese escenario, el proximo ano lo mas probable es que la aplicacion siga funcionando en tu telefono, pero desaparecera de la app s store o tienda de aplicaciones de apple y google, lo que significa que los usuarios no podran descargarla y que tiktok no podra enviar actualizaciones, parches de seguridad o co correcciones de errores y con el tiempo la aplicacion podria ser inutilizable ademas de ser un riesgo de seguridad. >> hay todavia bastante tiempo y muchos factores podrian cambiar las implicaciones de esta ley por ahora, solo queda esperar, chicos bueno tambien sabemos que una venta de tiktok podria costar miles de mil

they want tiktok to divest its us assets or face a ban.ial media platform has enjoyed explosive growth since it launched. why ban the platform? our business report explains. tiktok, one of the hottest apps right now, with more thani billion active users worldwide, most of them young, and i tend to spend more time on did not than any other app which makes it very attractive for advertisers but not everybody is happy about it. politicians in the us had set their sights on the app, they seem to have a problem with tiktok owner. it was created in beijing in 2012 and since then it has become one of the fastest growing companies out of china and it is precisely the origin that has us lawmakers are worried, they say it is a chinese company and as such it could be compelled by the chinese government to either give up the data it has on american users or to conduct influence operations among the american public. but according to tiktok, it is met that they are a chinese company. they say 60% of fighters is owned by global institutions. another 20%

to divest from tiktok.ect of the exercise here is to cut off the chinese government's ability to access data from american citizens who use tiktok. so the administration supports the notion that there would be this separation of the company of the owner's ability to funnel information about american citizens to the chinese government. tiktok for its part has been actively speaking against this piece of legislation saying that there is alic of understanding about what tiktok, the owners are doing with this information and still, we do expect that when it gets tothe president's desk, he will sign it. >> okay, thank you so much from wilmington. >> overseas, an eerie calm, is it over? you will hear what a high level iranian official says. next impressions from one of the coauthors of one of the definitive books on donald trump in the white house next. trump in the white house next. your hair will love. and none of the things it won't. hair that feels deeply nourished, soft and lightweight. new herbal essences.

on the paws with claws it says tiktok. bob gorel continues to pump up.inted with a chinese flag, the design is called a time bomb . tik tok, tik tok, tik tok. in one of the state department offices, one of the officials says to another: “listen, what is the fastest way to tell everyone that we want to ban tiktok?” i’ll record a tiktok video now, another replies. what do they represent? what is the relationship between the us and china and what does this mean for russia? let’s talk to a wonderful specialist. sergei goncharov, outstanding. kitaev, who worked in china for many years, is now a leading researcher at the institute of historical studies of the russian academy of sciences. sergei nikolaevich, hello, good afternoon, the relationship between the usa and china is so mysterious. all the enormous achievements that he achieved along this path, as a result of the incorporation of the bourgeoisie into the power system , corruption became widespread, the exchange of power for money, huge environmental problems associated with accelerated industrializatio

the tiktok ceo came out and said tiktok expects to win a legal challenge and said rest assured we aren'te is heading to the courts. some groups have promised to fight it. when you hear this talk about unconstitutional grounds they focuses on the us first amendment rights, free speech. this does set “p rights, free speech. this does set up legal challenges to be heard not only from today onwards but it's worth pointing out this ban wouldn't go into effect for nine months or something more like 12 months of president by does invoke a 90 day extension. that puts it safely out of the realm of the political calendar because of course we do have an election coming up here in november and it also remains that tiktok�*s feet would be uncertain if forced to divest we would need to see who comes forward as a buyer for tiktok and whether bike dance agrees to sell and whether it will sell it with the algorithm which is the secret sauce that makes scrolling through your phone on tiktokjust like sitting down on your sofa and eating potato chips. as part of why tiktok has this overwhelming support and

and they will be talk about tiktok. the us is trying to | about tiktok.sn't dead, that there is, and we also had the increased attention because of that chinese spy balloon which was shot down, wasn't it, over the us? in terms of the tiktok side of things, how much of that is an issue on the chinese side? it how much of that is an issue on the chinese side?— chinese side? it is a very important issue, chinese side? it is a very important issue. given _ chinese side? it is a very important issue, given that _ chinese side? it is a very important issue, given that tiktok _ chinese side? it is a very important issue, given that tiktok is - chinese side? it is a very important issue, given that tiktok is one - chinese side? it is a very important issue, given that tiktok is one of l issue, given that tiktok is one of the key performing sort of assets that china has an the other issue we are seeing is that we had different understandings of how data is process. you have very divergent positions between china and the united states. you know, the issue here is w

economy annually. >> a tiktok ban would absolutely affect the millions of americans that use tiktok toch dance videos, but the real hard part would be for the people who are making those videos. the people who earn their income by either sponsored or add content. >> so, i asked about what exactly it is that tiktok would be selling if it were to sell the tiktok app and the high level tech explanation that i got is that there is an algorithm that is a part of tiktok that is a special sauce and the question becomes does bytedance sell the pasta without the sauce? would anyone want to buy that? does it give away the proprietary algorithm that makes tiktok so special? that something that is yet to be seen. we also know that if in fact after a years time there is not a sale that is coming or has happened already that we could see a band happen here in the united states and whoever's present at that time, whether it is president biden or if trump wins the election they have to deal with the fallout among yo -- young voters and the users of tiktok. >> i like the way you put that. now i underst

now, tiktok running ads on tiktok telling tiktokers tiktok is safe. >> i'm the head of trust and safety u.s. data security tiktok. we're spending $2 billion to make sure we're keeping tiktok safe. we have a u.s.-led team, we have a third party, an american company, to store and protect user data. >> our kris sanchez will have lots more coming up. >>> google says it was fired more employees who protested the company's deals with israel. the "washington post," the first to report the new round of cuts. some of the dismissed employees say they weren't even in the group who occupied an office. earlier this month google's ceo had warned, we are a workplace and our policies and expectations are clear. this is a business, not a place to act in a way that disrupts coworkers and makes them feel unsafe. to attempt to use the company as a personal platform or to fight over disruptive issues or debate politics. now, google all but invented bring your authentic self to work. for many years, really was asking employees to get involved in all sorts of groups and displays and et cetera. they have since

tiktok says it�*ll challenge the move in court.n, a ban on tiktok and ban on you and your voice. politicians may say otherwise but don�*t get confused, many who sponsored the bill admit a tiktok ban is the ultimate goal. tiktok has huge reach. across the us , it has i70—million users. there are concerns among politicians that the chinese authorities could misuse their data. tiktok has consistently denied ever sharing information with the chinese government. it�*s chief executive has been grilled by lawmakers , twice in less than a year. i�*m making following commitments to you and all of our users. number one, we will keep safety, particularly for teenagers, as a top priority for us. number two, we will firewall protect us data from unwanted foreign access. number three, tiktok will remain a place for free expression and will not be manipulated by any government. the us is not the only country taking action. india is the largest country to place a blanket ban on the app. it also banned 58 other chinese apps. other countries have ba

on the up, they seem to have a problem with tiktok owner dance.s created in beijing in 2012 and since then, it's become one of the fastest growing companies out of china. and it's precisely bytedance as 0rigin that has us lawmakers worried. they say bytedance is a chinese company and as such, it could be compelled by the chinese government to either give up the data it is on american users or to conduct influence operations among the american public. according to tiktok, it is a myth that bytedance is a chinese company. the company says 6% of bytedance is owned by global edition investors like kialoa group, generalatlantic and group, general atlantic and international group. group, generalatlantic and international group. another 20% is owned by tiktok employees around the world while only the remaining 20% is owned by bytedance chinese founder. still, that has been enough to convince lawmakers and they have at least two other reasons for that. under chinese law, chinese companies, bytedance included, must have an in—house group of employees who a

what will. make a tiktok lite more addicted?e�*s some kind of chinese brainwashing going on via the app. they have created an app that people want to use and people spend time on, so you could consider that to be addiction. what�*s particularly interesting or unchallenged about tiktok lite is the fact that they�*re going to pay users for being there. you can imagine that that means the owners bytedance are going to sell ads in a more premium price, but also people are going to earn around about 85p maximum. it�*s capped out right now. this is only in france and spain right now. bytedance said they have no plans to launch it anywhere else, but trust me, you want an app to test to see its reaction. that�*s what happened, they�*ve had a negative reaction. the what happened, they've had a negative reaction. what happened, they've had a neaative reaction. .., , negative reaction. the company said the rewards — negative reaction. the company said the rewards are _ negative reaction. the company said the rewards are restricted _ negati

>> peter: now the clock is ticking on tiktok.epublicans wanted to make sure that this potential ban could pass quickly so they attached it to the foreign aid package that has -- you look at the big numbers. $26 billion for israel. way more money -- more than twice as much. 60 billion for ukraine and 8 billion for the indo-pacific. now the company that owns tiktok, bytedance, which the fbi directors said just yesterday is beholden to the chinese government, has to sell it within nine months with a possible three month extension if a sale is in progress. otherwise, in the u.s., it is banned outright. lawmakers are trying to keep the addictive algorithm in its current form away from america's kids. president biden is saying about this: i will sign this bill into law and address the american people as soon as it reaches my desk tomorrow. so we can begin sending weapons and equipment to ukraine this week. but, there were 18 votes against this package, including ted criewftz. crews. >> i can't support this bill ultimately because it gi

dayana: quÉ porcentaje de ingreso depende de tiktok? >> un 75%.rios con el gobierno chino. el lÍmite para su ventas del 19 de enero de 2025. pero mÁs allÁ de pensar en venderla, la empresa amenaza con emprender acciones legales. segÚn expertos, esta decisiÓn podrÍa ser rechazada los tribunales debido a la primera enmienda argumentando la libertad de expresiÓn, de los 170,000,000 de usuarios que tiene tiktok en todo el paÍs, es ese millones viven aquÍ en california, seguramente este es uno de ellos, veremos que pasa. hoy miÉrcoles ha estado muy fresco y ventoso, pero tambiÉn nublado en el Área de la bahÍa, la verdad es que le quiero que llegan las temperaturas cÁlidas. nayarit: hoy miÉrcoles a mitad de semana laboral todavÍa continuamos viendo la nubosidad de la regiÓn con un poco de lloviznas hacia la zona costera, tÉngalo en cuenta para las siguientes horas si este reside en el Área de san francisco no sÓlo vamos a tener esa capa marina, para lo que en el ocÉano pacÍfico tambiÉn la animosidad y temperaturas que irÁn poco a poco el descenso, notar