there is a picture full of blood — from instagram.our policies but they are all available on instagram. we have to make sure that we look at these and ensure those are taken down. we can legislate if we need to. it would be far better to do it in concert with social media companies, but if we think they need to do things that they are refusing to do than we can and we must legislate. and nick clegg, once deputy prime minister, now working for facebook. why are there thousands of images glorifying self—harm on instagram? well, there shouldn't be and it's... it's as distressing to me as to anyone to have heard about the awful, tragic cases of teenagers taking their lives in the way that has come to light in recent days. slit wrists. smeared blood. you have children, would you let them near that? no, of course not. i think we were all amazed by the reaction to molly's story. less than three and a half hours before there was a knock on our front door and there was a journalist after the story broke on the six o'clock news. didn't expect t

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i used to be addicted to instagram so much though that i actually had to delete the app altogether. these apps are meant to be addictive, the tricks develop is used and how you can avoid getting hooked. that's our topic today on shift. ah, so how do develop is gauge the success of their apps? well, it's all about the retention rate, the percentage of users who continue using the app within a given time. in other words, the amount of users staying glued to those screens. the goal of these developers, they want us to spend as much time as possible on their app. the biggest, the engine for engagement and habit forming products is always a variable reward. so a variable role a study by be a skinner, the father operant conditioning. and he found that when a reward is given on and a variable schedule of reinforcement, this increases the action the desired behavior. so in all sorts of things that we find engaging, you will find a variable ward at developers want to know as much about us as possible. many apps collect our data and create incredibly accurate user profiles. these are then tur

a quick scroll through your latest messages, and then you check snapshot, your instagram fade take talk. i used to be addicted to instagram so much though, that i actually had to delete the app altogether. these apps a meant to be addictive, the tricks develop is used and how you can avoid getting hooked. that's our topic today on shift. ah. so how do develop is gauge the success of the apps? well, it's all about the retention rate. the percentage of uses who continue using the app within a given time. in other words, the amount of users staying glued to those screens. the goal of these developers, they want us to spend as much time as possible on their app. the biggest, the engine for engagement and habit forming products is always a variable reward. so variable role was studied by be a skinner, the thought of operant conditioning. and he found that when a reward is given on, on a variable schedule of reinforcement, this increases the action the desired behavior. so in all sorts of things that we find engaging, you will find a variable ward at developers want to know as much about us a

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we haven't shared on instagram yet because we are getting closer to 20.an get close to that. >> i love it. >> the equipment is getting ever better and when it comes to avalanche rescue, that's something that we haven't tried yet. if you learn skill often, the beacon are signaling where people are buried and up the side of the mountain in seconds literally over the top where the beacon is and land right where you need to start digging and i think as another example of its ability to move human beings in a nibble way that's a great one and i missed the question earlier about the authority. ignore that. we have amazing relationship with the authority and military version as well and indeed the faa, they gave us permission to do the flight and we were doing that off the british aircraft carrier that was there a couple of weeks ago and gave us permission to fly in the air show for instance. we are very, very i supposed focused on safety and making sure that we never create any kind of incident that would ever damage that freedom that we have from the authoriti

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getting uses hooked is not only a strategy used by social media apps like instagram and take talk. it's also used by shopping apps like the chinese clothing retailer sheehan. earlier in 2022, she was estimated to be worth about $100000000000.00 us dollars. more than the valuation of zora and haitian m combined company secret to success. using our data for clever marketing, they have a blended business model which is on the e commerce, but also social network. honestly, they also have a pretty robust operations, physical operations to list preschoolers, social media, data, data operations, data it's all orchestrated and combined is gives them the clothing retailer sheehan harnesses user data to tailor the perfect marketing strategy. it has created an entire ecosystem around its products. the app is a hybrid platform of sales and social media. and one tab, you can browse through items and in and either you can watch influencers, modeling the looks. you could of course comment or like, or simply buy the product with a tap of a button. and they're getting more information about your pr

i used to be addicted to instagram, so much so that i actually had to delete the app altogether. these apps are meant to be addictive, the tricks develop is, is and how you can avoid getting hooked. that's our topic today on shift. ah, so how do develop is gauge the success of the apps? well, it's all about the retention rate, the percentage of users who continue using the app within a given time. in other words, the amount of users staying glued to those screens. the goal of these developers, they want us to spend as much time as possible on their app. the biggest, the engine for engagement and habit forming products is always a variable reward. so a variable role is studied by be a skinner, the thought of operant conditioning. and he found that when a reward is given on and a variable schedule of reinforcement, this increases the action the desired behavior. so in all sorts of things that we find engaging, you will find a variable ward at developers want to know as much about us as possible. many apps collect our data and create incredibly accurate user profiles. these are then

she's in the top 10 in terms of people to follow on instagram. so she makes a lot of money, she has a lot of different businesses. and i think a lot of other celebrities and other influencers who are not, celebrities are saying, wo i think that what the fcc is doing is using her as example. now you're going to see celebrity, say ok, how do i make sure that i don't run a file of the law? her biggest problem was not that she didn't advertise it. remember kim cardiac sheehan did use hash tag ad on her post last year. the problem, the s c c, which is the securities and exchange commission here in the us is saying she didn't tell people that she made more than a quarter of a $1000000.00. that was a problem. so it's not only disclosing that it's an ad, but also disclosing it specifically how much money you're making in certain circumstances is a problem. and i think moving forward, more celebrities will make sure that they're not running a follow that for sure. okay, say we don't have a lot of time just briefly a quarter of a $1000000.00 for this post.

s. securities and exchange commission all for an instagram post. the stock is worth $1800000000.00 had advertised a crypto currency called e max tokens, while failing to disco disclose when she got paid for it. she's not the only celebrity to be fine for pushing crypto back in 2020 actor steven seagal have to pay over $300000.00 for a similar stump. promoting bitcoin to gen, digital assets. you, as folks of floyd, may weather and music produce a d. j colored also on this list in 2018. they were both fined for promoting investments in sentra, another crypto currency company. so for more on this, you better to turn to that entertainment journalist k j matthews in los angeles. great, have you on the program, k, j, wiser celebrities? i think it's a pleasure. what. why do they seem so keen to get involved with crypto currencies? well, you know, i think the question better question is why are they keen to get involved? anything that they get paid for, they not actually be buying the products themselves. crypto currency has been all the rage for a few yea

look at this mark, how are you going to kick me off instagram?er's possible purchaser elon musk chimed in, welcome back to twitter, my friend. the instagram restriction followed ye's appearance on tucker carlson where he expressed feeling punished for his fondness of former president trump. he addressed wearing a white lives matter. will: thank you, alexandria. one of the fascinating things in media last couple years, i don't know, i haven't seen these posts by kanye, ye, but. something is branded racist, anti-semitic, know what i mean, you never see the original source material. in media account they don't repeat whatever it is. rachel: right. will: real trend last couple years. headline says a certain thing. the article is conclusive meaning it was racist, it was an at the semitic but the supporting evidence was never provided. the reason i say that i don't trust everybody making the calls. i'm not saying it wasn't anti-semitic, i don't know. because i don't see the original source material. it was censored, i think the new journalistic standar

i used to be addicted to instagram so much though that i actually had to delete the app altogether. these apps are meant to be addictive, the tricks develop as you is and how you can avoid getting hooked. that's our topic today on shift. ah, so how do develop is gauge the success of the apps? well, it's all about the retention rate, the percentage of users who continue using the app within a given time. in other words, the amount of users staying glued to those screens. the goal of these developers, they want to spend as much time as possible on their app. the biggest, the engine for engagement and habit forming products is always a variable reward. so a variable role a study by be a skinner, the father operant conditioning. and he found that when a reward is given on and a variable schedule of reinforcement, this increases the action the desired behavior. so in all sorts of things that we find engaging, you will find a variable warranty. app developers want to know as much about us as possible. many apps collect our data and create incredibly accurate user profiles. these are then

it is instagram on her page come in unnecessarily written by her. she now says it was a mistake.as apologized for causing any concern. this actually has created more worries amongst somebody people. the story itself, love people believe it has -- a lot of people believe it was written under pressure. she was put in a position where she will be forced to backtrack from her decision to compete without a headscarf as you can see in these images. >> death threats in 2020 after photographs of her without a hijab circulated after a turn, she did not return to iran sent. >> i was wearing a loose hijab at the beginning but i was asked to wear a proper hijab. instead i decided to fight against it. i decided not to wear the scarf anymore after receiving threats from the iranian regime. i took my headscarf and -- [indiscernible] i had to choose my style, i was asked to write an apology letter on my instagram and address it publicly. i was given a list of things to do. i knew that if i followed those things, i do not believe it. >> let's also hear the concerns of the un on the story. >> we a

michelle there, the bad of the instagram account | bad of the instagram account good news movement. — how often do you use a moji is in messages? millions are set every day but almost all of them don't wear glasses and that one teenage girl is on and that one teenage girl is on a mission. tim moffat has more. the nerd face emerging. the glasses and the teeth, they've got a weird kind of grin about them that for some reason they've decided to associate with a nerd. why does this say nerd? obviously the glasses. is that fair? no, not really, because not everyone who wears glasses are nerds. one little boost of confidence. it's also annoyed 13—year—old lowri. it's not very nice for somebody who wears glasses, especially if it's their first time wearing glasses, to find an emoji that was a nerd and be like, "0h, now i wear glasses. am i that?" she has glasses and she's really relatable... when it comes to changing attitudes towards glasses, lowri has achieved impressive results. please may you make a disney princess which has glasses... when she was nine, she wrote to disney. i think th

russia joseph biden, by the way, is an instagram user and is in washington to his residence.ately flew flew in to speak with zelensky , who urgently grabbed the phone on monday, recounting the conversation on the white house website , president biden promised to continue to provide ukraine with the support it needs for self-defense, including advanced air defense systems that ukraine lacks air defense systems writes financial . times leaked western military information on condition of anonymity, newspaper sources say kiev already didn’t have a lot of weapons capable of covering the sky, and now the command is forced to transfer them to the front line inflicted on monday. the strikes underscore how difficult it is for a large country like ukraine to fully defend itself against ongoing russian air attacks, despite kiev begging for more. the air defense, while the western allies stepped up their supplies, became aware of a letter from chairman of the supreme joy fonchuk to the american congress, he asks that the ban on the supply of tactical ballistic missiles with a range of mo

periods social media posts give the impression of a man channeling his rawest emotions right on instagram's often used as ammunition against him in the battle for influences over america's young people. but crazy? that was not our conclusion. we have rarely heard a man >> so honestly and so movingly about what he believes. again, you can judge for yourself -- here is. you just came from paris fashion week, what is that? >> is a photograph of a babies ultrasound? >> tucker: you design that. what does that mean? >> it represents life, i'm pro-life. >> tucker: you wear it on a badge, what kind of response do you get? >> i don't care about people response as i care about the fact that there is more black babies being aborted then born in new york city at this point. 50% of black death in america is abortion. i don't care about people's response, i perform for an audience of one and that is god. >> tucker: i'm starting to see why they want to make you be quiet. when did you start to feel this way, when did you realize this? >> i think i started to really feel this need to express myself on ano

one of the ways is checking our social media, for example, especially on instagram, because instagramnly social media platforms that is not banned in iran. i believe that we have the most followers among all the persian—speaking media. we have got the most followers on instagram, over 18 million. the iranian regime have accused western governments and western media outlets of exaggerating the scale of the protests. and you'll remember that the 2009 green movement was also very big on social media, but it was put down. is there a risk that you could be accused of hyping the scale of this? at the moment, we are actually being accused from both sides, from the iranian regime of hyping up the protests, which i don't think is accurate because we are just publishing what we are receiving and trying to make sure if it's correct, contacting people in the in the area and talking to them directly. this is one thing. and on the other hand, we are also being accused of discouraging people from taking part in protests because, for example, we put out there a video or a footage that we received of

and instagram allows micah, for me in the theme, had been watching sh her again that i want. that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot of to you anymore. we will send you back her. are you familiar with this with the smudges with lions as a beef. what's your story. ready he wasn't, i was women, especially a victims of vine and seen a lot of them take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information mm hm. ah, chinese ship a costco gets the green light to take a stake in the port of hamburg box. the move is controversial, splitting lawmakers, the german foreign ministry, highlighting what it called considerable risks. also on the show as fuel prices rise, europeans are taking their energy supply into their own hands, snapping up solar and wind power generators for the home. and they've long been coming. but can we get any closer to actually getting essential deliveries by drone? turns out it's not as strai

in million per instagram post on their grid.a paid post which she didn't declare as to be an advert. it was for a crypto currency called ethereum max, and the wording she used was this is not financial advice butjust this is not financial advice but just sharing what this is not financial advice butjust sharing what my friends tell me about the ethereum max token. whale social media is still slightly seen as the wild west in terms of people declaring what's paid for, what is real, what's free, what's been given to an influencer, the rules to state that advert should be clearly signposted, in this case it absolutely wasn't so kim kardashian has to pay back that $250,000 with interest and of course pay at $1.2 million fine. �* ., , ., course pay at $1.2 million fine. �* ., a, ., fine. and as for the crypto deal as it _ fine. and as for the crypto deal as it were, _ fine. and as for the crypto deal as it were, there - fine. and as for the crypto deal as it were, there are | deal as it were, there are risks involved clearly as well.

it's not all who go to and not instagram it's casual gasoline. now everything is contained in the name of the authorities, they announced that they were printing out the country's strategic reserves, but this step did not really change the situation much. people demand decisive action from the macron, he shrug his hands more busy how to help ukraine and not the french to everyone who is very easy to say to all people that there is some kind of problem. and that is the fault of the president, the prime minister, or the minister. you perfectly understand that we will not find ourselves in a situation where the president will negotiate salaries. their high and total because then we will turn everything upside down, kilometer-long traffic jams that light up the police carefully fences with posts on the tracks, so that no one gets on the side, otherwise there will be too much fighting. goodbye, the gendarmes are patrolling the use of canisters, it is forbidden throughout france to release 30 liters per car. i've been waiting for 50 minutes. thank you

maria: how helpful is instagram. >> instagram was probably the most beneficial thing to me, just puttingpeople to see. >> so there's some polling out there about small business owners that are saying that 90% are saying that things are harder for them because of inflation, supply chain issues, all of that how is that impacting your work? >> i haven't really noticed it. i also work full-time outside of this. this is just a side hustle for he me. i haven't noticed a slowdown. i think business picked up the past two years since covid and inflation started to rise. maria: have you always had a side hustle or is this something you picked up during covid. that's also a trend. >> i started this before covid. but i have been working full-time for the past 10, 15 years. maria: where can people get the sneakers? >> i have a website, skinstime.com and they can also find me on instagram under skins customs. maria: it's amazing how many businesses have been built as a result of instagram. right, james? i mean, you're seeing like really people get so creative on instagram. i always see ads on the feed

that's question one. >> well, they do so instagram does have rules about this instagram says that if're posting something that is paid promotion, you have to say #ad and make that clear. of course there are some people who do this frequently there are a lot of hashtag ads. what gary gensler was saying it's different when it comes to a security we're not punishing her for not disclosing that it was an ad she did disclose that it was an ad, but she dnt say how much she was getting paid and this was a speculative security that she was promoting. >> did chair gensler get to meet kim kardashian, do you know? >> i don't know. that's one question i can't answer. >> i'd like to be a fly on the wall for that meeting. i'm just surprised. >> i'd like to be at that meeting. that'd be fun. julia, great to see ya good-bye, julia, wherever you went bye. let's get to kristina partsinevelos for the cnbc news update i know where she is. >> you know where i am, hi, tyler, let's talk about the news sentencing is being delayed for theranos founder elizabeth holmes this after a star witness for the prosec

this is before instagram. i just think so many of my missing relatives. what do you think of your instagram famed? it's got to be, you know, to know that you're giving such joy to so many people? >> it started, you know, i have had a long career in hollywood and i thought, you know, i've got a lot of attention but never like this. it's like 3.8 million followers. it's gotten just -- >> wow. >> out of control. and so, now this might be a bit off the cuff, so i've never went and thought and planned it out at all. but i will get up, something will happen, and i will film it. but i think what is happening, which is fun, is that people who have known me for years for all these characters. but i thought they knew me knew me. and i'm just a funny guy who comes in with a zinger. but all of a sudden at 65 years of age, people are like beating me. [laughs] >> what's so great is it so intimate. you started out, you're just in your bed, just looking -- and i like how you start and so many of you videos, you are like what

his anti—semitic posts meant his twitter and instagram accounts were restricted. proponent of free speech and that he will be buying the website to promote that. parler has about a million users, reportedly. twitter has got 238 million. looking at it from a financial analyst's point of view, twitter does not charge for its services, it doesn't make any money, so it will be interesting to see what he thinks he can do with it and what benefit he could derive beyond, perhaps, his championing of what he would call free speech. chile's government has deployed its first a! listening smart buoy. 600 miles off the coast, the buoy monitors oxygen and temperature levels in the ocean, as well as alerting ships about nearby whales. finally, fedex is saying goodbye to its robot delivery programme, roxo. fedex�*s chief transformation officer says it's no longer meeting customer needs, and this follows the news that amazon is also scaling down its own last—mile delivery robots. in 2018, the click team went undercover to investigate a scam. people were being promised huge profits

well, let’s sign up for instagram. what’s the name of the dog’s instagram? nicole’s knot. the password to my instagram, because i’ve already been 100 years old and i’ll make my way through this web that has grown there, i’ll definitely see how nicole did it, but we pass her congratulations casually and uh, i think that there what they eat there is always fun in them, so that the bowl is full. and tell me, please, you say that nicole performed such a function of psychological calming, so it's a distraction from that what did these people and children have to go through, is there any psychological support, i don't know at the stations on the trains, or if there is something like that for people, because we understand that very often these people find themselves in these trains in a very difficult psychological state, yes it happened that our conductors perform the role of such psychological support for our passengers and train chiefs and train crews in general and support passengers who need help. in addition, we recently completed an additional course e there psychological

his anti—semitic posts meant his twitter and instagram accounts were restricted.e is a proponent of free speech and that he will be buying this website to promote that. parler has, what, about a million users, reportedly. twitter has got 238 million. looking at it from a financial analyst's point of view, twitter doesn't charge for its services, it doesn't make any money, so it will be interesting to see what he thinks he can do with it and what benefit he could derive beyond, perhaps, his championing of what he would call free speech. chile's government has deployed its first ai listening smart buoy. 600 miles off the coast, the buoy monitors oxygen and temperature levels in the ocean, as well as alerting ships about nearby whales. finally, fedex is saying goodbye to its robot delivery programme, roxo. fedex's chief transformation officer said it's no longer meeting customer needs, and this follows the news that amazon is also scaling down its own last—mile delivery robots. in 2018, the click team went undercover to investigate a scam. people were being promised

there are bright spots for facebook and instagram. plus, elon musk is in the building, at the twitter office where on friday he will address the staff he reportedly plans to cut by 75%. it is one of the biggest ideas of the year. the ceo of mobileye talks about the long row ahead -- road ahead. let's take a look at the markets with ed ludlow. meta with lackluster results, everything from -- focusing on profit numbers. ed: down almost 14% and it is the forecast for revenue in the current period between 32 .5 billion dollars-$30 billion, cap it is what we are calling it. it is the themes we thought. a slowdown in the global ad market, and meta reality labs, revenue coming in at $285 million, the estimate was $406 million. if the future is the metaverse, they aren't buying vr headsets and the loss in that unit, $.7 billion -- 3.7 billion dollars. things looking painful but there is a commitment from meta to keep investing on the transition to the metaverse. nasdaq 100 with its biggest drop in two weeks, snapping the longest winning run i

remember, he was quicked off instagram and twitter for threatening to kill jews.e expects to have dinner with donald trump this weekend and expects the invite the former president to use parlor. and joining me now is scott galloway, a tech entrepreneur and business professor at nyu. scott, good to see you. so, trump, kanye, elon musk, three billionaires who either have social media platforms or are trying to acquire them. if you could get all three together in a room, what would you tell them? >> come on in, the water's fine. you caught the car. billionaires acquiring media platforms is nothing original, but they usually have guardrails in the form of bezos, benioff, or bloomberg have media companies. they have news rooms. they have editors, and they have some respect for fact checking or some attempt to find a north star around the truth. this doesn't feel like free speech. it feels like me speech. and they're just finding a platform that will let them say whatever they wanted unfettered. here's the bad news. the catalyst for pursuing these platforms is such that

it's unclear how long ye's instagram will remain restricted.can jewish committee wrote, quote: kanye west should figure out how to make a point without using anti-semitism. will, rachel, pete? will: thank you, alexandria. pete: unfortunate. will: pretty ugly. pete: it's ugly. we talked about it earlier about these betweens and saying of course they're going to put a target -- these tweets after what he said to tucker, but in this particular case, he brought the target. rachel: yeah. and then the question is should he be removed from instagram and who gets to decide that or facebook or whatever. and think that's the question not just about kanye, about everybody, you know? what are the standards, who sets the standards and how is social media being monitored. will: and one could argue if you are really interested in exposing and diminishing racism or anti-semitism in the world, that you're better off knowing that it exists. and if we pursue a policy or a culture in the world where we constantly silence, censor and cancel, you don't know what exi

and you confess them on instagram.u've been telling apparently for years. you told linda bloodworth thomas some story about a poor lady in your church and you said the baby looked like a pig. >> little bitty tiny baby pig, and she would hold it out for everybody to look at and she had bows in her hair and the story got bigger and bigger. and linda bloodworth thomas wrote it and they hired debra joe to play the woman. and i had to tell that story, and i thought to myself, i made that up. i made that up. but that's kind of like a lot of it is. you know, you just kind of make little stories up. that's a very southern thing. >> oh, my god, well, the other -- my dad was from mississippi. and one time, my mom called him up and was like, i've been trying to get through to you for hours. who were you talking to. he goes, oh it was just a wrong number. he would talk to anybody. this was before instagram. i think of so many of my missing relatives. what do you think of your instagram fame? it's got to be, you know, it's -- to kn

was it on instagram? how did we get it? >> it was on instagram. it was a person with a private account. i reached out to the person last night at about 10:00 and still have not heard back. then, it was shared by a community message board. that went viral. my tweet and my instagram posts are going viral as well. it is not a good image. however, everyone hopes there is a really good explanation as to what happened. >> it is it your sense you broke the news to the fire department that the video was out there or did they know it was floating out there? >> they had no idea. the mayor had no idea. he was shocked when i text him last night. the fire department had no idea. just a few people on social media did at that time. it caught them by surprise. >> i am looking forward to this explanation. have a good weekend. thank you for joining us. >> some of the headlines we are tracking. the suspected serial killer at least seven shootings tied to the same gunman. six of them were deadly. one of them in oakland, five in stockton. another victim survived the s

this post then appeared on her instagram.theory that the authorities wanted to avoid protestors gathering at tehran airport to welcome her. in 2020, iranian chess umpire shohreh bayat also refused to cover her hair at an international competition. i was asked exactly to write an apology letter on my instagram, and to apologise publicly and i was given a list of things to do. she later sought asylum in the uk. the biggest anti—government protests in more than a0 years started after the death of a young kurdish woman in morality police custody, for allegedly not wearing her headscarf properly. human rights groups say at least 200 people have been killed and thousands detained. women continue to protest, whatever the risks. rani rahimpour, bbc news. it's just three weeks to go till the crucial us midterm elections, which could see the power of balance change in washington. republicans are hoping to retake both the house and the senate. president biden has been out in the last few hours talking about an issue the democratic party

from posting videos of herself singing on instagram to recording the 1st woke up song. for kat are 2022, we sit down with asia to hear what it means to be singing for her country. ah, it is at the moment, unceasingly be hot in queue weight, but centers have been dropping down. the other gulf states with a light breeze coming out of the north is not ticklish humid either. and there's nothing in the sky, but you can see the other is up here. this is a change of season coming out of europe. se, and bells go small, circulating storm, throwing showers into egypt, parsley, and territories, for example, iraq and maybe iran as well, but eventually to a drop in temperature. nothing particular substantial miss renewal notice is just a hint. and season really is changing. this bit slow as a change in africa from west africa across to nigeria and beyond. you can see around the coast here, this blue which is rain that's produced the heavy rain. therefore the flooding in nigeria that's not yet finished, but it is focusing a bit further south. the orange talks would be the biggest sho

oh, pasting videos of herself singing and instagram to recording the 1st world cup song . for kat are 2022, we sit down with asha to hear what it means to be singing for her country. ah, how i we've got more very heavy showers pushing into our vietnam at the moment. dick one live a system just to the, to the philippines as well. that may well give cause for concern as we go on through the next couple days as i went to whether into where vietnam, central areas, 131 millimeters of brain, some rather wet weather to into or java, or recently written 31 millimeters of rain coming in here are more the same as it go on through where thursday good scattering a showers for indonesia, malaysia, pushing up towards the philippines, some heavy shower still drill, then on that to ne monsoon. now, finding some way, whether they're into southern parts of indo charter, there's that developing feature just to close to the philippines and it may well develop into a tropical storm over the next few days. either way, bring you some very heavy rain in too much of the philippines as we go on tow

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