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it was the week that twitter ceo jack dorsey had his own account hacked.wers, posted a flurry of racist tweets for about 15 minutes. paypal suspended an account in the united states being used to raise funds for the ku klux klan. and facebook said it was considering testing hiding likes, following a similar experiment on instagram in august. details of a full—scale rollout haven't been revealed. now, it may not be the most efficient way to send mail, but a british inventor has delivered a letterfrom the uk mainland to the isle of wight using only a jet—powered suit, 85 years after the idea of a rocket post failed. he has followed in the footsteps of german entrepreneur gerhard zucker, who tried to send mail by rocket to the island in 193a. researchers at mit have developed a new robotic thread which could help treat blood clots in stroke patients. the thread is steered by magnets instead of the current hand—operated method, potentially making it safer for both patients and surgeons. it is hoped, in the future, procedures could even be carried out remotely.

was going on what's driving weakness? i think that this is a management issue, but it's really a cosmetic management issue so don't get squared square's always had an unorthodox ceo, jack dorseyyou know why and you know what it didn't matter not as long as square had a fantastic chief financial officer, sarah fryer she was fabulous sarah was keeping her eye on the prize. dorsey hired her away from goldman sachs in 2012. i think that may have been the best management decision she ever made. she is that good going next door though because she left square and, you know what, here we go, 11 months ago we don't really have anyone that's standing out, taking that company over which is a lot of the reason why you're seeing this the stock did get eviscerated when sarah left. wall street trusted here and that's what mattered because she had a very clear edge, brilliant person at goldman. i don't want to put any disrespect to her successor who came over from active vision but institutional investors became more skeptical since fryer left. i thought they would have enough strength and that's where i got it wrong since then every time square's reported they deliver solid headline numbers

zuckerberg's problem was self-inflicted, mr. dorsey failed that he relied on way being became the victim. if they cannot manage and be protected in the current digital landscape, how can the rest of us manage? urging greater online vigilance has passed a point of diminishing return. it needs to be said there's no organization on the planet that can solve digital identity on its own. it takes the village to make it work. each player to their strengths. canadian models of private partnership between financial institutions and other trusted partners, it's a gift to get model. governments are the foundational issuers of identity documents in the form of birth registry and documents. they also link records with a photo of a living person for driver's license in a passport, they don't know if the person is actually at the end of the digital transaction. the irs has a found everyone in this world by hard-pressed to point nus and a crowd. that's where the use kba. this brings us to financial institutions for authentications for year. compared

mister zuckerberg's problem was self-inflicted while mister dorsey became the victim of fraud. if they cannot manage and be protected in the current digital landscapes, how are the rest of us supposed to manage? urging greater online security vigilance has passed a point of diminishing returns but it needs to be said that there is no organization on the planet that can solve digital identity on its own but it takes a village to make digital identity work. each player playing to their strengths and combining to create trust greater than the sum of their parts. modeling the public-private partnership between financial institutions and other trusted partners. it is a gift to get model. for example, governments are the foundational issuers of identity documents, in the form of registry and immigration documents. governments also link their records with a fighter to a living person by issuing a driver's license or passport. the government is not as adept at the commercial sector knowing if a person is at the end of a given digital transaction. the irs has a file on everyone in his r

and say we're not going to do that he stunned dorsey. >> we used to cover those twitter shares would move every day on a report or rumor this was or was not >> i think he absolutely right, though there would have been a brand collision between these two companies. disney had no business trying to fix twitter, which they would have to do if they were going to buy this thing >> and i mean, just the nastiness that bob iger says he sees in his own feed he mentions he goes on to check the news and the nastiness >> twitter is fun until you look at the apps. >> that would be a great responsibility for them to have to fix and is certainly something he was not open to doing. kind of a bad report for twitt twitter. >> you're not familiar with nastiness. to ow me is to love me.ositive. >> do you think there's a warning in here, though, for the social media companies in terms of business outlook, that the threat or the risk that comes along with people having an open forum to troll, to bully, to say things that are just factually incorrect at all levels of society, that that is a risk factor that could get in your way? >> and he basically

regulate the border, another high-profile has been hacked, comes 5 days after twitter ceo jack dorsey's account wasised, by the way he's back on twitter today. in response twitter disabled user's ability to tweet via text message by people who use app instead. oprah winfrey hitting the road ahead of 2020 to promote healthy lifestyle, first wellness tour in 5 years, 9-city gig, start in ft. lauderdale in january 4th, one-on-one interviews with celebrity guests. people love oprah. maria: great, lauren, thank you. dagen: one of the guest is michelle obama because that lady sold out stadiums across the country on bookstore, i guaranty you -- maria: you're probably right, i wonder if she will try to come out of nowhere and run for president. dagen: no, the expression on her face how she hates politics on inauguration, that was like get me away from these people, that was the expression on her face. maria: coming up we will look at opioid crisis, johnson & johnson facing lawsuits, the ceo is here, talking about that coming up. remember one university in america revealed, we have the list, stay with us. h

this comes as twitter's trying to bounce back from the cyber hack during this ceo jack dorsey's account among others wasompromised. joining us is aaron levie. thank you very much for joining us god to see you. >> thank you for having me on. >> talk us through your new cybersecurity initiative when's fresh about it? >> we launched box shield and it helps our customers be able to deliver more advanced security capabilities with work with banks, pharmaceutical, media organizations and governments and box shield to bring intelligent threat detection to how they work as well as let them better classify their content for more advanced security use cases an m&a of a bank to be able toen sure there's no data leakage in the process and be able to be alerted to that or a media organization that's working on pre-release content, make sure it's not accessed by the wrong parties so box shield takes the core security and advances it further for our customers so we're excited about that that will be a new add-on product to release this quarter in q3 and available as a part of our broader box suites which brings all of

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i think it was so startled it leapt out of the fence, but great job by chloe dorsey. >> i wonder >>>tting their first look at the white house transcripts of the phone call between president trump and the leader of the ukraine. >> rachel scott has a look at what's next and how the president is responding. >> democrats now say they have more evidence to make a case for impeachment and it was voluntarily handed over to them by the president. >> that is textbook abuse of power and the transcripts have become exhibit a. >> like any mafia boss, the president didn't need to say that's a nice country you have. it would be a shame if something happened to it. >> the white house releasing what they describe as an unredacted transcript of a call that is front and center of an impeachment inquiry launched by house speaker nancy pelosi. >> no one is above the law. >> the document reveals the president urged the president of ukraine to work with his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, to help investigate his potential 2020 rival, joe biden, and his son, who had business interests there. president trum

was produced by mgm called how to sleep. it's a stared way funny if you can ever get ahold of it. dorseyntually go on to other things but the third person in the pictures a gentleman called robert sherwood who is about 6 feet 8 inches. he was fresh out of the army in 1919 and came to work. he said he was a very good writer. frank wanted to believe him. he had been very wounded during the war. he had been shot in the legs and his dorothy would say how did they miss his hard? this guy was enormous. he went on to win four pulitzer prizes and went on to be the speechwriter for fdr. these were all announced that they all behaved tremendously and of course ended up getting fired. it was all basically because dorothy decided as a theater critic by now that she was going to go after broadway producers and she ended up labeling them so he really had no choice. conde didn't really want to fire her but he knew she had to go. it was poor frank had to do it. so, during the war he sets up british vogue's because he can't export tape from america believe it or not during world war i and decides at the

dorsey's account last week. his phone account, his phone number account was compromised which is what enabled the hackers to sendets via text. we'll see if this turns out to be the same thing. it's not impacting twitter shares they are bup about 3%. >>> let's answer some of your questions now. jenny harrington, you're up first. sue in indianapolis, how will i hit the jackpot with las vegas sands? good question. >> i think your timing is perfect on las vegas sands it's got a 6% dividend yield trades at 16 times so it's cheap. and if tensions cool with hong kong, that should be positive for the stock. >> jon for you next. ken in north carolina. google do i start a position in google, ken asks >> this is another one of those similar to roku. not because of the valuation but because of where it is, it's under $1200 a share but $1200 a share? those kind of things are mind-numbing i would buy calls in this one and right now we are seeing calls in googl, up side calls. >> ken, appreciate the question. thinking of all you folks down there as well with that hurricane. be safe. liz, for you, from brad in oakbrook, illinoi

stopped after an iranian flag tanker was detained by the british territory of to brawl to the tanker owner says it's awaiting official confirmation of the release date dorsey joins us live now from tehran dosser let's kick off by talking about this $15000000000.00 worth what does that mean. well it means that peter that the french government is really trying to salvage this nuclear deal any which way it can and they are currently in discussions with the u.s. government the french finance minister was in washington on tuesday to try and push this deal through because they believe that unless iran gets some of its oil back into the international market and is able to access the revenue from it they will not stay in this deal they radians have said that since the united states withdrew from the nuclear agreement last year and imposed a series of sanctions on iran's oil and banking sector it has really crippled the country's economy and they are no longer interested in salvaging this deal that they signed in 2015 because the europeans have an up help there and of the deal this is why the french are now spearheading this effort to try and salvage this deal the

. -- zachebook, twitter barth -- jack dorsey, mark zuckerberg, they have flown to close to the sun. abbe: nice analogy. [laughter] ted: the idea behind this waso have the majority of the people benefit. on twitter anded haveook is bad actors taken control. today when we were meeting and talking, a golden pulled out -- woman pulled out her iphone and talked about when someone tweets and how it lights up over the world server by server, undoing what that voice was, and machines have taken over. that is about as far away from empowering the people as imaginable. that is only powering the algorithms. curious given you are so well read. what is your favorite greek play or piece of literature? up with my career by going to georgetown. i had to write a senior thesis. i was a little bit lazy, so i went to the library to find the smallest book there. ted: and it was? and the sea. i had a fantastic mentor. he wrote 99 books. he lived to be 101 years old. so what was the book about? i said, it was about a guy going fishing. it was hot out. i am really disappointed in you. in theuld go and read it context of what was happening in the time. power indeep s

ted: facebook, twitter -- jack dorsey, mark zuckerberg, they have flown too close to the sun. abbe: nice analogy. [laughter] ted: the idea behind this was to have the majority of the people benefit. what has happened on twitter and facebook is bad actors have taken control. today when we were meeting and talking, a golden pulled out -- woman pulled out her iphone and talked about when someone tweets and how it lights up over the world server by server, undoing what that voice was, and machines have taken over. that is about as far away from empowering the people as imaginable. that is only powering the algorithms. >> i am curious given you are so well read. what is your favorite greek play or piece of literature? ted: i ended up with my career by going to georgetown. i had to write a senior thesis. i was a little bit lazy, so i went to the library to find the smallest book there. abbe: and it was? ted: old man and the sea. i had a fantastic mentor. he wrote 99 books. he lived to be 101 years old. so what was the book about? i said, it was about a guy going fishing. it was hot out. i am really disappointed in you. you should go and read

stock was trading in the teens it's nearly risen 200, 300% since those times. i think twitter is a great platform and i think jack dorseyuckerberg has attempted to clean up the toxicity of the platform he's been vocal in trying to clean up the platform for well over a year now where zuckerberg is just dragging his feet to say the least in trying to clean up the facebook platform. and remove it. but anyone who has been on twitter, me personally i use it more for work purposes it's an extraordinary platform indeed, but when it comes down to personal use, it is pure toxic. i'm hoping it looks a lot different in ten years as far as disney, it doesn't fit in with the mouse. it's a completes 180 from what their brand represents i think what they're potentially looking how could they reach, improve their direct to consumer offering and twitter is obviously a platform that has that technological capabilities but at the end of the day, you know, it wasn't worth the risk the risk wasn't worth the reward. >> twitter punches above its weight i view twitter as part of my job. if i wasn't doing this job, i'm not sure i would be on th

facebook, twitter, jack dorsey, mark zuckerberg, they fall, they have flown too close to the sun about that. >> nice analogy. >> greek tragedy. yet, , because the idea behind this was to have the majority of the people benefit. and what's happened on twitter and facebook is bad actors have taken control. and today when we meeting and talking, a woman pulled out her iphone and was showing us what happens when someone tweets and how it lights up over the world server by server, undoing what that voice was. and the bots have taken over,, the machines are taken over. that's about as far away from empowering the people as imaginable. all that is doing is empowering the algorithms. >> twenty-first questions. you mentioned you were so well bred and so well watched, what is your favorite greek play or piece of literature? >> well, i ended up with my career by going to georgetown and i had to write a senior thesis that i was a little bit, and so i went into the library to find the smallest book there. >> and it was? >> old man and the sea. >> very great greek tragedy if i remember. >> and i had a fantastic mentor, father joseph durkin. he wrote 99 books. he lived to be 101

dorsey is a retired sergeant with the los angeles police department. cheryl, this sounds like a law enforcement nightmare. traffic stop turned into a mass shooting. one official in odessa says the suspect wasally driving around and just firing from his vehicle. >> you know, this speaks to how dangerous law enforcement is. traffic stops are right up there with responding to domestic violence calls in terms of making the hair on the back of our necks stand up because we don't know who we're encountering. how many more male whites in their 30s are running around with weaponry in their vehicles waiting to be stopped? it would be nice if this administration showed the same kind of appetite for the border wall that they did for making first responders safe. >> if the shooter managed to kill five people and injure 21 others, this is someone who apparently was driving around with a lot of firepower, no? >> clearly. and why, is what i want to know. listen, i believe there are red flag laws being talked about, and states are coming on board. what was it about this young man? we'll find out down the road. you know, family, friends, have got to be comfortable with reporting things they see, they hear,

was born. kamala harris has salesforce and a lot of support from the ceo of twitter, jack dorsey.dy to make an official statement saying they are looking for small amounts, meaning they recognize the importance of corporate dollars but are also looking for people to donate up to $29 and they have sort of averages. i think he's averaging $43. stuart: interesting. big corporate donors usually back people they think are going to win. the absence of big backers of who is it only had one -- ashley: biden has one. stuart: that's not a great sign. not a great sign. expectations for him. thank you. >>> i will stay on politics, stay on money. the leaders of some of the biggest companies in america have sent a letter to the senate about gun laws. ashley will have details on that in just a moment. we are also going to deal with ohio. the cleveland federal reserve bank says the state's economy is holding nice and steady. so is the economy and its performance enough to get voters out again in 2020 for what is an important swing state? ohio's lieutenant governor will join us. >>> in california,

was the 13th straight weekend of pro democracy protests. and listen to this one, twitter now says the account of jack dorsey is once again secure. his account had been hacked, the hacker sent out a variety of tweets including some racist messages. they say that it stemmed from a security mobile service royer. so intrigue about what that means. >>> and yet another escalation in the u.s./china trade war over the weekend. the countries hitting each other with a new round of tariffs. kayla tausche is joining us with the latest >> and those new tariffs from both the u.s. and china went into effect sunday further escalating tensions between the two countries and calling into question whether those in-person talks will in fact happen later this month officials held a call thursday night in which china claimed progress in halting fentanyl shipments according to three sources with knowledge of the call and china again asked for relief on tariffs but without that, china is fighting back launching a wto complaint lowering prices on consumer goods on appliances and easing traffic rules that restrinkt purchases of new are cars meanwhile here

even the fact that he was looking at it says there's probable viable there and that's what i say to 40 followers -- [laughter] >> that also speaks to the fact that, hey, jack dorseyhank you. quick break and then at-home cancer screening, the company ceo will join us next, the stock jumping on the news, take a look, stay with us, getting on board early, how you can preorder disney plus streaming service, what comes with the package, we will take a look, stay with us. beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. maria: welcome back, exact scientist stock is up, take a look, almost 2%, the company gained fda approval for invasive colon cancer screening test, lowering the age of 5 years in terms of the test, joining us to fox business exclusive chairman and ceo of exact sciences, kevin, kevin, great to see you, thanks so mu

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