i'm on twitter an awful lot because of my job, you do have to kind of put the hard hat on and go in and if you see something, just let it slide right off your back because if you engage with that you're going to end up heightening the visibility and rewarding the person was like let me see if i can stick it to somebody. >> greg: god love the mute button is what you're saying. people keep yelling at you. >> i used to mute, but now i block. they don't deserve me. >> greg: what you're right -- >> there are sony broken people. i can post a picture and be like it's my dog birthday, and they can be like yeah, but trump. my dog didn't vote. >> or did he? >> because he's a democrat, he voted in georgia. i don't even know that means. you do this, buy this book, that will have an impact. if you say buy this book on twitter, not so much. he is impressed. >> i believe it. going to shoot up the charts. >> greg: going to sell a hundred thousand tonight. up next, he perched on the shoulders and tumbled like a boulder. as someone who resembles someone else, i appreciate that liberty mutual knows ev

no one is challenging google and search, no one can touch facebook and twitter, and amazon has been up and down solely because of its margins but i think that's mostly under their control. apple has production issues. we're seeing their phones are selling incredibly well, and the stocks hit a new high, based on words they're moving into home grown electric vehicles. i say own it, don't trade it then there's what's arguably the greatest market darling of the current era, and that is nvidia. which we're speaking to tomorrow i can't believe we're going to the oracle, the oracle of tech, the oracle of philosophy, yes, jensen wong. this semiconductor, and software company, we're not pitching as a chip company, this is a tight, and it's got the fastest revenue growth, and outstanding growth margins i have seen of any large company. i'm so thrilled to make the pilgrimage to the headquarters tomorrow it was truly a thing of beauty the stock's 8% rally, i read it from 1:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. today, and i'm still trying to understand everything they're doing, but i'm not going to stop now i am th

, and bjp leaders going on twitter and saying that this woman should be arrested asap. so keeping that in mind, i think my lawyers have advised me to be a little low—profile. well, you're on hardtalk, so you're not that low—profile, and we're glad you're here. but let's just pick up on what you just said about two young journalists being detained for what the authorities alleged was inflammatory tweets, inflaming an inter—communal situation in one of india's states. you, too, are accused of inflammatory social media activity and your retweeting of what you appeared to believe was the beating of a muslim man in an inter—communal incident. the indian authorities claim that you made no attempt, and i'm quoting here, to establish the truth of the case, and this fits into their contention that, increasingly, social media is being used to spread misinformation and, some would say, fake news, which in india's case is inflaming inter—communal tensions. are they right? had you done your due research when you tweeted that? well, i would agree with the part where you sai

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i mean, i said on twitter yesterday, if you were at a job and someone who didn't like you at that job sent out, tweeted out a video of that person killing you, and then said it was a joke, it's not a joke. >> and of course, we now have the entire incentive structure rallying around gosar.

twitter and on facebook. it's more of a problem on twitter. you shouldn't be able to go. so bill comes in and goes, oh val stop whistleblowers knowing wouldn't the foul abuse that people are receiving death threats. and then when you to where young girls, you know, so comments about their and the way they look their body image, et cetera, cetera. the 1st and fastest way to control twitter and facebook is to ban anonymous accounts. you cannot and should not be able to have an anonymous account . i would comprise a bit and say, you'd have to register as indeed scott morrison, whatever his name is in australia wants to do. this is a good initiative. we should be backing it. and we should be moving forward on it. there is no way they should be able to act in the way they're acting when every other media organization has to abate the rules. if you know, nobody would have printed that mean in a newspaper. and as if it was ok, a photo shocked image that so conservative counselor can go and do that. then it gets retr

in the lab, you take this one very simple on twitter. she's on my laptop here, adapt and integrate. just that phrase, adapt and integrate. can you relate to that, or do you want to get some push back? yes, actually, it's to a great word about an integrated we are that what we are already doing. but i'm so fortunate because i and my family have were able to come to the united states in 2017 and we got our especially migrant weezer status in 2017. and that's how we got our green card. so we were coming and going back and forth. so pretty much we adopted many things that we had to do and my children the same way. and my children were very lucky, unfortunate to go to an international cooling cobble where they got to learn the language. and now they're adopting pretty well. but i'm so worried for the kids. and for the children who came from rural areas of afghan, a son, they might to face a lot of challenges and to go to adapt and to integrate in this new culture a new everything is completely new for them. yeah. yeah. i think it's very impor

in the lab, you take this one very simple on twitter. she's on my laptop here, adapt and integrate. just that phrase, adapt and integrate. can you relate to that or do you want to get some push back? yes, actually, it's to a great word at that and integrate with that, but we are already doing. but i'm so fortunate because i and my family have were able to come to the united states in 2017, and we got our official member and we started in 2017. and that's how we got our green card. so we were coming and going back and forth. so pretty much we adopted many things that we had to do and my children the same way. and my children were very lucky, unfortunate to go to an international cooling cobble where they got to learn the language. and now they're adopting pretty well. but i'm still worried for the kids and for the children who came from rural areas of afghan, a son the might to face a lot of challenges and to go to adapt and to integrate in this new culture a new everything is completely new for them. yeah, i think it's very important poi

kqed newsroom is on twitter and facebook and you can reach me on twitter. you can also email us. our show will be taking a break next friday for the thanksgiving holiday so we will see you in december. have a great weekend, and happy thanksgiving. yamiche: the verdict is in. >> we the jury find the defendant kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. yamiche: kyle rittenhouse found not guilty. >> it's a good thing for the constitution of the united states. >> we deserve to march and rally peacefully without having our supporters murdered in the streets. yamiche: the nation reacts to the homicide trial in kenosha, wisconsin. meanwhile, the trial of three men accused of murdering ahmaud arbery unfolds. plus president biden celebrates signing the infrastructure plan into law. >> build back better bill is passed. yamiche: the house voteses to pass its larger policy bill and that heads to the senate for another round of negotiation.

kqed newsroom is on twitter and facebook and you can reach me on twitter. you can also email us. our show will be taking a break next friday for the thanksgiving holiday so we will see you in december. have a great weekend, and happy thanksgiving. yamiche: the verdict is in. >> we the jury find the defendant kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. yamiche: kyle rittenhouse found not guilty. >> it's a good thing for the constitution of the united states. >> we deserve to march and rally peacefully without having our supporters murdered in the streets. yamiche: the nation reacts to the homicide trial in kenosha, wisconsin. meanwhile, the trial of three men accused of murdering ahmaud arbery unfolds. plus president biden celebrates signing the infrastructure plan into law. >> build back better bill is passed. yamiche: the house voteses to pass its larger policy bill and that heads to the senate for another round of negotiation. and paul

we'll have plenty more on that. twitter says cell. eyes are on tesla's stocks after elon musk asked twitter followers on what he should do with his 10% stake. send me what you think we should poll. i'll put that on twitter and we'll see what the result is. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> what we put out yesterday in the standard wasn't a mandate. it was companies over 100 people either testing -- excuse me, vaccine or testing. there's an option here. and that's what we're pushing for here. and hopefully when this gets put into effect and goes into full effect by january, we will start to see some of those 3.8 million people who right now are saying they're not coming back because of the pandemic. francine: that was the u.s. secretary of labor marty walsh on fridays jobs data. and now twitter has spoken. elon musk should sell 10% of his stake. a majority of users say they support such a move in his twitter pole. joining us now is an auto reporter for munich. elizabeth, thank you for joining. we'll see whether elon musk sticks to it. what

he is the ultimate troll on twitter. tom: hold on. jonathan: you can't say what you think? tom: i can't. lisa: he will do it anyway. tom: they are over here. jonathan: is that compliance over there? tom: yes, that's compliance. jonathan: we can only go through the timeline, right? a lot of the filing was done in the middle of september to execute some of the trades we have seen executed so far this week, and the twitter pole over the weekend, is that significant for what is about to come next? i've got no idea. lisa: either way, it is brilliant in its messaging. he is engaging his customer culture and be on the edge of what is ok at all times. jonathan: a fantastic company. $1 trillion penny stock. who would think we would ever talk about that? lisa: tom: you mentioned -- tom: you mentioned the depth the other day. jonathan: proved everyone wrong. i just think it's fascinating we talk about a $1 trillion name as if it is a penny stock. lisa: this raises a question of trading behind that. if you end up with those kinds of moves with a company that actually represents a massi

to read more checkout bearings.com don't forget to follow us on twitter at barron's online >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: happy thanksgiving everyone. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position to you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. i americans facing surging prices and groceries and gasoline as we kick off the holiday season. supply chain disruption continued to rock markets. david bahnsen will join me on how inflation is taking a toll on americans in the effect of the labor shortage and where you

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in the lab, you take this one very simple on twitter. she's on my laptop here, adapt and integrate. just that phrase, adapt and integrate. can you relate to that or do you want to get some push back? yes, actually, it's to a great word and that and integrate. we are that, but we are already doing. but i'm so fortunate because i and my family have were able to come to the united states in 2017, and we got our official member and lisa started in 2017. and that's how we got our green card. so we were coming and going back and forth. so pretty much we adopted many things that we had to do and my children the same way. and my children were very lucky, unfortunate to go to an international schooling cobble where they got to learn the language. and now they're adopting pretty well. but i'm so worried for the kids. and for the children who came from rural areas of afghan, a son the might to face a lot of challenges and to go to adapt and to integrate in this new culture a new everything is completely new for them. yeah, i think it's very importa

in the lab, you take this one very simple on twitter. she's on my laptop here, adapt and integrate. just that phrase, adapt and integrate. can you relate to that or do you want to get some pushback? yes, actually, it's to a great word about an integrated we are that what we are already doing. but i'm so fortunate because i and my family have were able to come to the united states in 2017 and we got our especially migrant weezer status in 2017. and that's how we got our green card. so we were coming and going back and forth. so pretty much we adopted many things that we had to do and my children the same way. and my children were very lucky, unfortunate to go to an international cooling cobble where they got to learn the language. and now they're adopting pretty well. but i'm so worried for the kids. and for the children who came from rural areas of afghan, a son the might to face a lot of challenges and to go to adapt and to integrate in this new culture a new everything is completely new for them. yeah, yeah. i think it's very important

the letter written by boys jones, which was actually published on twitter, which is contrary georgia, that you use maya the way the tragedy was characterized and the statements between the 2. he nations now of the sun, tell the tragedy of france and the u. k. to basically agree on what i to, which is the, put the blame on my grand smugglers and human trafficking of is absolutely no mention of the story of the migrants themselves or the issue of migration itself. how do you see these current characterization? yes, that's definitely the only thing that the british and french governments have in common is that they like to blame it all on the smugglers. you know, of course, the smugglers are not exactly a friendly people, but, and you know, they tried to make as much money as possible, but they actually respond to a need. and why is there? is there such a need to cry, too for smugglers? it's because the borders are closed, you know, in gala there's miles upon miles or bad barber of farm wise walls, a seal to machines and cameras, and so forth. and now a lot of police, but the, the smuggl

we will talk about that on twitter. you will find me there @scottmcgrew. >>> 49ers back in the thick of the playoff hunt but will have to go without two key players for the game on sunday against their rival, seattle. samuel scored two rushing touchdowns against minnesota but he will miss because of a groin injury. and warner will be ou >>> he has a tone of resignation and acceptance in his voice where he knows his days as a sports alpha male are over and he's okay with that. >> you can watch that later this morning on the "today" show, immediately following "today in the bay" at 7:00. >>> trending this morning, miley's new year's eve party on friday december 31st. it also will be live streamed on peacock. this year will mark the first time since 2004 that carson daly will not be hosting the nbc's new year's eve special, and it used to be dick clark, and that was new year's eve -- wait, that was another network. i saw mike going like this. >>> yeah, it was. >>> here's a great turnout. >> you know what bottlerock, it was

twitter has grown in the way that it's very important for us news people to be on twitter. the stock hasn't moved much. they often blame quarterback. there has been pressure to get jack out and new leadership in. he has been ceo of two companies, square also in san francisco for years, and a lot of people say, hey, just think what we could do if he dedicated 100% to us. >> so out with twitter. but staying with square. one of the coolest parts of your job, get to talk to these guys before they are big megastars. this is a clip from almost ten years when he started square. take a listen. >> and we took a lot of great pains to make sure we could build something that people would be able to work in and feel inspired by and creative. >> he doesn't have a beard there. he looks like he is about 19. >> at the end of that day he says, i want to give you a book that's very important to me in the business world. it's written by bill walsh, the coach. he says, have you heard of bill walsh? come on. he very serious about what he does. this good news for square and eventually for twitter

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they're on tiktok, not twitter. i'm surprised ted cruz is even going hard after big bird, considering how much they have in common. they boast desperately want to fly but they can't. this whole thing is such a double standard. people upset about big bird getting the vaccine, but no one cares about all the hormone injections they have been giving him to make him as big and delicious as possible for when they eventually eat him. it's going to happen. it's will be the worst thanksgiving episode of all time. i will say big bird getting vaccinated is not an effective way to convince people to get a shot. if they really want to convince the kids, they should have killed one to have the "sesame street" characters with covid. kids remember that shit. the count should be on his death bed, the vaccine could have saved me but it's too late now. how many regrets do i have? one regret -- two regrets -- ah, ah, ah -- ( flat lining ) your kid will remember that shit forever. big bird is entitled to his opinions, but turns out not

we will talk about it on twitter as well. find me on twitter. i'm @scottmcgrew. >>> the nba now are advising their players to receive covid booster shots. for johnson & johnson recipients, the league is telling those players to get one anytime after more than two months. also, players can mix and match. for pfizer and moderna recipients, it's after six months. some of the teams were already planning their own player booster shot program. >>> the queen of christmas, yeah, she's at it again. >> to help us all count down to the holidays, mariah carey released a new song. ♪♪ >> okay. i like this one. look, this year you see her there, mariah carey, and on piano, that is kirk franklin. this is off the new song "fall in love at christmas," and she will have a christmas special airing on apple tv. >> i like this, but the peppier one better, the one she is famous for. what about you, kari? >> i like it all. you got to mix it up. you can't just be jamming all day. >> yeah. >> sometimes you have to slow it down. bells.", a >> i think we will be playin

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we have seen on his twitter feed that he — do next? we have seen on his twitter feed that he has _ do next? we have seen on his twitter feed that he has spent _ do next? we have seen on his twitter feed that he has spent a _ do next? we have seen on his twitter feed that he has spent a lot _ do next? we have seen on his twitter feed that he has spent a lot of - feed that he has spent a lot of time talking about crypto currency. it is not a secret he is very interested in that, so i think he is going to focus his attention certainly on square and i think we are going to see some forays into crypto currencies for sure. the highly anticipated trial of ghislaine maxwell, the close friend of the convicted paedophilejeffrey epstein, has started in new york. the british socialist is accused of procuring underage girls for epstein to abuse in the late �*90s and early 2000s. she was arrested in july last year and has been held in this detention facility in brooklyn since then. however, for the next six weeks, she'll be on trial at this court

dorsey will remain on twitter's board of director until next may. he's recently faced criticism as serving for ceo he also founded, the payment firm square. the chief technology officer will replace dorsey effective immediately. >> amazon workers in alabama are getting the new vote whether to become the company's first unionized warehouse in the nation. ordering a revote. an agency review found amazon improperly pressured staff to vote against joining back in april. the move tainted the original enough to scrap its results. amazon is expected to appeal the ruling. >>> a fake christmas tree like we've never seen before. made out of cardboard and on display in new jersey. a local artist incorporated elements of the sea shore, and the musical heritage. it is designed to be recycled and some say it is beautiful others comparing it to piles of amazon boxes. that's quite nice. if you look on twitter, there is a lot worse comparisons. >> i really do like it. i think it is beautiful. i do wish maybe they decorated a little. some lights. >> i think it needs

you can follow slater on twitter, delta harriet, few on twitter, and also misread lcm on twitter as well. thank you for your comments and your questions. i really appreciate them. thank you to nice rain, dr. harriet and also slater, as well for bringing their perspective of where the youth climate action movement is. today, i'm going to wrap up with thoughts from time activists are in glasgow in the room, hopefully at the table, making a difference. thanks for watching everybody. the next time we have in the event is ideas on how these kinds of crises can be solved. what is monta underscore 26? i want to see our, you know, 2nd eyes if want to be shut off young people and engaged them in decision making, programming, and implementation. i think we need to shift away from this us versus them mentality. when it comes to discussing climate change and placing the blame on adults generation, i think it's more productive solutions oriented conversations focused on how would you forward and build back better the actions that i was to point out from my perspective that young earlier is policy bas

you can fall a slater on twitter, don't to harriet you on twitter, and also misread lcm on twitter as well. thank you for your comments and your questions. i really appreciate them. thank you to his reading. don't to harriet and also slater as well for bringing that perspective of where the youth climate action movement is today. i'm going to wrap up with thoughts from climb activist i in glasgow in the room, hopefully at the table, making a difference. thanks to watching everybody. the next time without intermediate ideas on how these kind crises can be solved for these monta underscore $26.00. i want to see our, you know, seek, organize. they want to be shut off young people and engage them in decision making, programming, and implementation. i think we need to shift away from this us versus and mentality when it comes to discussing climate change and placing the blame on adults generation. i think it's more productive solutions oriented conversations focused on how would you forward and build the actions that are most important from my perspective that young earlier is policy based

they're on tiktok, not twitter. i'm surprised ted cruz is even going hard after big bird, considering how much they have in common. they boast desperately want to fly but they can't. this whole thing is such a double standard. people upset about big bird getting the vaccine but no one cares about all the hormone injections they have been giving him to make him as big and delicious as possible for when they eventually eat him. it's going to happen. it's will be the worst thanksgiving episode of all time. i will say big bird getting vaccinated is not an effective way to convince people to get a shot. if they really want to convince the kids, they should have killed one to have the "sesame street" characters with covid. kids remember that shit. the count should be on his death bed, the vaccine could have saved me but it's too late now. how many regrets do i have? one regret -- two regrets -- ah, ah ah -- ( flat lining ) your kid will remember that shit forever. big bird is entitled to his opinions but turns out not eve

tiger woods posted a two-second video on twitter showing him swging a wedge. he wrote, quote, m suffered a serious leg injury in a crash near los angeles. his last full tournament was the masters one year ago in november. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," actress senequa martin-green stops by the times square studio with a preview of the new season of "star trek discovery." >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . ththis i is the e "cbsbs mornin" smooth dark chocolate, refreshing peppermint, enter york mode. ♪♪ rich chocolate candy and creamy caramel. that's how you rolo. ♪♪ i've been telling everyone... that's how you rolo. the secret to great teeth is having healthy gums. crest advanced gum restore. detoxifies below the gumline... and restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. >>> our top stories this morning -- an suv plowed into a christmas parade in waukesha, wisconsin. at least five people were killed yesterday, and more than 40 were injured. police recovered the suv and a pe

if i were not at twitter or square, i would be working on bitcoin. if it needed more help than square or twitter, i would leave them for bitcoin >> so he says he would be working on bitcoin bitcoin is really a big part of what he's doing at square. i mentioned the tbd business and what he's been doing even implemented that into twitter with something called the lightning network using cross-border payments there. so it's really more of a focus story for square shares aren't moving much on this they're pretty much flat but investors are excited about this he's been accused of being absentee ceo more on the twitter side but remember, guys, he planned that trip to africa to do a lot on payments mostly focussed on square and bitcoin he now probably has the opportunity to spend more time on that side of the business and bitcoin in particular. still, his twitter bio #bitcoin. show's probably going to spend a lot of time there. >> exactly, kate let's get to the stock side of this as well and bring in mark on the cnbc newsline in addition to lo, tony and cas

i've been reading a lot of course on twitter today. a lot of people are kind of upset about him stepping away because they really like doors. he's viewed when it comes to bitcoin, when it comes to more of a decentralized nature and their concern when it comes to, you know, those big c, e o them in the theo of twitter is a big job. well, you know, we've talked about this on the show before, but the fact that it was kind of unprecedented for jack dorsey to be the ceo of 2 major publicly traded companies. so i feel like this was a long time coming. i know one side was going to be happy, read brittany square or it's twitter and i feel like, you know, for his love for bitcoin, he could probably work more crypto currency if he stays at square than on twitter. absolutely. someone who says that they're like his own kids, he got any day and time now for a quick break. when we come back to can you drop the english channel as you and the united kingdom remain at over trade, right? in the wake of the divorce, and as we get to break here are the nu

i've been reading a lot of course on twitter today. a lot of people are kind of upset about him stepping away because they really like doors. he's viewed when it comes to bitcoin, when it comes to more of a decentralized nature and their concern when it comes to, you know, those big ceo them in the theo of twitter is a big job. well, you know, we've talked about this on the show before, but the fact that it was kind of unprecedented for jack dorsey to be the ceo of 2 major publicly traded companies. so i feel like this was a long time coming. i know one side was going to be happy, read brittany square or it's twitter and i feel like, you know, for his love for bitcoin, he could probably work more crypto currency if he stays at square than on twitter. absolutely. for a quick break, when we come back at this, can you drop the english channel as you and the united kingdom remain at oz over trade brace in the week of the divorce? and as we go to break, here are the numbers at the close. ah ah, what a teeth and you as a merge, we don't have

on twitter. as a result, other social media companies followed suit. >> thank you. in other news, iran has demanded that all sanctions be lifted as talks aimed at reviving the 2015 nuclear dual resumed in nash nuclear deal resumed. the foreign minister said the u.s. failed to understand there was no way to return to the agreement without the removal of all sanctions. the u.s. says the window to negotiations won't be open forever. the simpson's visit tiananmen squaren beijing, it has been removed from disney's streaming channel in hong kong as authorities clap down on the entertainment industry. disney has not commented on the missing episode. the white house is getting ready for the holidays. first lady jill biden unveiled this year's decorations on monday. her theme is gifts from the heart, featuring photos of former presidents and their families including donald trump. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, early results suggest honduras could be on the verge of electing its fi

on twitter. as a result, other social media companies followed suit. >> thank you. in other news, iran has demanded that all sanctions be lifted as talks aimedt reviving the 2015 nuclear dual resumed in nash nuclear deal resumed. the foreign minister said the u.s. failed to understand there was no way to return to the agreement without the removal of all sanctions. the u.s. says the window to negotiations won't be open forever. the simpson's visit tiananmen squaren beijing, it has been removed from disney's streaming channel in hong kong as authorities clap down on the entertainment industry. disney has not commented on the missing episode. the white house is getting ready for the holidays. first lady jill biden unveiled this year's decorations on monday. her theme is gifts from the heart, featuring photos of former presidents and their families including donald trump. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, early results suggest honduras could be on the verge of electing its firs

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i've been reading a lot of course on twitter today. a lot of people are kind of upset about him stepping away because they really like doors. he's viewed when it comes to bitcoin, when it comes to more of a decentralized nature and their concern when it comes to, you know, those big c, e o them in the theo of twitter is a big job. well, you know, we've talked about this on the show before, but the fact that it was kind of unprecedented for jack dorsey to be the ceo of 2 major publicly traded companies. so i feel like this was a long time coming. i know one side was going to be happy, read brittany square or it's twitter and i feel like, you know, for his love for bitcoin could probably work more crypto curts if he stays at square than on twitter. absolutely. someone who says that they're like his own kids, he got up any day and time now for a quick break. when we come back to, can you drop the english channel as the e u and the united kingdom remain at oz over trade brace and weight of the reps at divorce. and as we get to break, here

you can follow her on twitter. she's @karihallweather. >>> today a big day for the return of san francisco's tourist industry. the u.s. lifting travel restrictions from countries including mexico, canada and most of europe. today in the bay's cierra johnson is live at sfo to explain what this means for travelers. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marcus. this was a long-time coming, the restrictions being lifted in some of the countries, including mexico and canada and some of the european country. really a big deal, relatives coming in and big reunions and international travelers, their leisure trips can go on as planned and this is marking another chapter in the long novel we know as the coronavirus. there are things folks need to know come into the u.s. everybody needs to show proof of vaccination, although children under the age of 18 and those from certain countries where there's a low vaccine availability, they will be exempt from that rule. they will have to show a negative covid test three days withi

paul went out on twitter saturday. -- the pole went out on twitter saturday. with about 58% of respondents backing the idea of the sale on the question of to sell or to sell. musk said in a follow-up tweet that he was prepared to accept either outcome. but, if he does follow the survey, it appears he would go ahead. analyst say that could put a dent in the stock monday. we should point out that the big picture for tesla stock is strong. it has soared 73% this year giving it a valuation of 1.2 trillion. that -- we know that if musk were to sell his 10% stake, about 20 been -- 21 billion worth of stock, that would be at 80% increase in the normal volume that we have seen over the past quarter. so, there will be that as well. it is also interesting, again, that he reached out for this kind of issue to his followers. it gives a heads up as well as to why he might be selling. haidi: su keenan with the latest on tesla, twitter, and elon musk. let's get to vonnie quinn with first word headlines. vonnie: joe biden will sign off on the biggest u.s. infrastructure plan

i've been reading a lot of course on twitter today. a lot of people are kind of upset about him stepping away because they really like doors. he's viewed when it comes to bitcoin, when it comes to more of a decentralized nature and their concern when it comes to, you know, those big c, e o them in the theo of twitter is a big job. well, you know, we've talked about this on the show before, but the fact that it was kind of unprecedented for jack dorsey to be the ceo of 2 major publicly traded companies. so i feel like this was a long time coming. i know one side was going to be happy redford square or it's twitter and i feel like, you know, for his love for bitcoin, he could probably work more crypto curts if he stays a square, then on twitter. absolutely someone who says that they're like his own kids. he got up in the day and time now for a quick break. when we come back dispute can you drop the english channel as the e u and the united kingdom remain at oz over trade brace and weight of the reps that divorce? and as we get to break,

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he asked on twitter if he should tell his stock to pay taxes. 61% of those responded said yes. while the stock has dipped 15% this week, it's up 150% over the last 12 months. >>> a special election is heading to san francisco. governor newsom has announced the race to fill the vacancy left by david chu. the election is set for april 19th. >>> nasa has landed in oakland. >> it's part of a new exhibit with the science center. officials from nasa were on-hand for its reopening. a lot of excitement there. it included 30 enthusiastic oakland schoolkids. the center had been closed sings the start of the pandemic. staff spent that time to transfer display rooms into a big exhibit area. 100 artifacts from nasa's mountain view campus will be displayed there. >> a fun time for kids. >>> we'll be back with a special 85th birthday next. >>> on this day, 85 years ago, one of the most iconic landmarks opened for the first time. it would change our day-to-day lives. cars started rolling across the san francisco oakland bay bridge, on november 12th. franklin d. roosevelt took part in the cerem

in a statement on twitter, osaka posted... hong kong democracy activist glacier kwong joins me now from hamburg. it's great to have you on newsday. in the first instance, peng shuai has not been publicly since she has made these claims. what are your main concerns about where she might be and how she is? my main concerns about where she might be and how she is?— be and how she is? my concern is most of all _ be and how she is? my concern is most of all her _ be and how she is? my concern is most of all her personal- most of all her personal safety, because voicing out, accusing such high—ranking officials of sexual abuse is actually a huge thing in china, and an hour ago, abuse is actually a huge thing in china, and an hourago, cgtn actually posted on twitter, saying that they got hold of peng shuai's e—mail to wta, saying that what the wta put out for her was false and required the wta to retract their statement, and thisjust required the wta to retract their statement, and this just confirms our biggest fear, that she

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joining us now on the fast line is the one and only dan nathan dan, why are you souring on twitter? >> all right, mel, we've done this a couple times now over the course of 2021 jack dorsey february got everybody all geeked up about product development and the philosophy of it and we saw them move into a lot of new things. none of this is really moving the needle so now that jack is gone here and the cto i think is just a really disappointing choice. if technology and innovation in the company has been a big problem, and an insider who's the cto not going to be the fix for a company struggling to grow off their 200 million user base. for me i'm pretty disappointed i've tried two trades this year prior to my latest one which i've talked about, and this is not the piece of news i think is going to get the stock going here this company wept public ip2013. it's up 75% or so. the s&p $500 is up 200%. and all of that cambiombined is square this one has got to shakeout i still believe this company is a feature on a larger platform it's not going to be going at it alone and maybe the cto wa