bill gates does both. he takes biodiversity, minds into data, and once ownership along with his friends. your datarberg mines and behaviors and turns it into the raw material of the corporate world, which is why strange advertisements pop-up, and manipulating elections. i have a chapter on the hijack of democracy. we have enough data on what happened with facebook selling data to cambridge analytica and how we are popping up with artificial intntelligence. this is a major threat to democracy. >> this is why you are calling them billionaire dictators, because you think they are not helping democracy but threatening and killing it? isn't this too much? fox i have grown up in india that was postindependence. in india that had absolutely no corporations. in india where democracy works. when i see the imposition of digital transactions and criminalization of cash h betwen , i basically see this as an dictatorship. when i watch not just in india, but in africa and other parts of the world, now that we have the d

bill. gates resurrected in bangladesh. we've rejected the gold rice for solving the problem of blindness he finances it too congenial to phphilippipines so he's taking all the failed projects with the wrong thinking that life is like a word program. and can be chopped and cut and pasted when it's so amazing complexity of self organization and scientists call it- to boyce's self organization right. your own poetry that's what life does he is absolutely ignoring all of this new knowledge that new science is giving us an imposing a field technology with a huge cost to the planet. only so they canan be monopolils and peoplple and farmers on free to have a seat. but then the shiva obviously- you have strong views and we're happy that you were able to share them with us thank you very mumuch for- watching this interview here on france. twenty four. get into digital redesign it. my best feature. yeah i wanna be simplistic. date to get it. was cigarettes. just rejected a request was under oath and parties in the somebody doesn't s

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bill gates still in. and forcing gm. the field and he's not just in gmos he's taking what is and my bike my government through the b. deal but you know once i to out. bill gates resurrected in bangor. we the goal rice salt. room of black. liner is it. through philippines so he's all the failed project with the wrong thinking that life is a word probe and can be chopped and cut and pay it when it's a amazing come. of cell phone. and saddam disco it or boys. faulconer and writing your voice that's what. he good morning all of this but new thing i asked and imposing a fee technolology with a shield cost to the plan only so they can be monopolies and follow on free to have this. but then i see of is the you have strong that are happy that you were there then without you very much for. in here on. twenty four. senatete minority mom. seventy one five now burning across state i usually we should now at imagine level all that i've seen in my on my journey has apps. terrify mee. the press to the best. one to panic. i wanted to f

i wanted to talk about that and more with bill gates, who now dedicates most of his time to the bill and melinda gates foundation, which is in the forefront of fighting the pandemic. bill gates, pleasure to have you on again, sir. >> great to be on. >> so, if somebody, a space alien, came down and said, mr. gates, you understand everything, how do you explain the fact that the richest country on earth, that spends per capita maybe two to three times as much on health care as all the other rich countries in the world, seems to be kind of at the bottom of the pile of the advanced countries in the world in being able to handle this pandemic, what would be your answer? >> well, it took a number of mistakes. and i wouldn't have predicted that we would do so poorly. you know, our center for disease control is the best group of epidemiologists in the world. in fact, everyone relies on them. you know, they're a part of our polio eradication work, very embedded at w.h.o. headquarters. they're very good, but a variety of missteps by the u.s. and then the political atmosphere meant that we didn

bill gates who has donated billions to improve public health and poor countries and so on -- you are saying, essentially, he is a dictator, and he is there not to help, but to make people poorer, more dependent. vandana: bill l gates is actualy continuingng the work of monsano because monsanto had so many movevements. pours money into africa for feeding the poor in africa and preventing famine, what is he doing -- pushing the green n revolution, pushing patterns -- he thinks it is a good thing and he might be wrong -- that is not the same thing. vandana: there is enough evevidence of what he does -- there are letters from him from farmers of africa, governors of africa that say this is not the way to go. gates is trying very hard to shift the issue now to digital. hehe just took a map and said my invention -- you don't create a seed. seed is self-organize, self-making. just by making a map -- you have no idea what the seed does. this is something he is pushing very, very hard. hasve talked about how he pirated seeds we have saved that tolerates floods. this biopiracy is a bit like co

is bill gates behind this mess. if you believe this already there's probably nothing i can say or do that will make you change your mind but i wanted to talk briefly about the big scientific reason why the answer to this question is no 1st a fact bill and melinda gates with their foundation have undisputedly contributed billions to advancing health care programs around the world they've arguably done more to improve human health than anyone else in history to be behind this mess as you put it the only thing i can assume is that you mean they would in some way be behind having sars cove 2 created by evil scientists and a lab but source code too wasn't bio engineered the expert community widely agrees on that because for a number of science based reasons the evidence that it wasn't bio engineered is compelling so regardless of what you might think bill gates is capable of and though i don't understand it i know there are a lot of people who think for some reason he's a super delegate he can't be behind this mess becau

now, microsoft cofounder bill gates. when i sat down with gates earlier this month, microsoft had freshly expressed interest in tiktok. gates said the company's assets would be in good hands. >> microsoft is very careful about its data promises. we will try to have strong relationships globally. that aredo things hostile or viewed as hostile. my conversation with bill bloombergan extended studio 1.0 airs tonight 7:30 p.m. eastern, do not miss it right here on bloomberg television. coming up next, a lesser-known beneficiary of the pandemic come of the cloud computing company, opta. it's stock doubled since march. we will speak to the ceo, todd mckinnon, next, -- okta. this is bloomberg. ♪ the covid-19 pandemic, for all its human and economic tragedy, has spurred a huge opportunity for tech innovation. the cloud computing company okta is one success story fueled by the work at home boom. the company reported strong second-quarter results and the stock has doubled from the start of the pandemic. the ceo who became a billi

matt: that was bill gates, the cochair of the bill and melinda gates foundation. the microsoft cofounder, one of the most famous rich people in the entire world basically, so i assume you know him. we have plenty more from that interview through the morning. stay tuned to bloomberg for bill gates on the virus. he is obviously very big on vaccines. he said he wants a vaccine for every single one of the 8 billion people in the world. minutes away from the market open. 20 minutes to be exact. dani burger, what do you see out there? a lot of earnings from germany area dani: really a lot. commerzbank now cutting their a worse picture for 2020. this cut was driven by one single case. that one single case being wirecard, losing money there. now they see bad loans, which impacts the -2020 result, being as high as 1.5 billion euros this year. we have wirecard and souring loans. allianz, a bit better of a story here thanks to pimco. the giant bond fund manager seeing more new clients this past quarter, which helps them some of the losses they had in the beginning of the yea

what is going on with bill gates? is he changing horses here? >> it's encouraging that bill gates has taken it upon himself to recognize that today even though in a perfect world having a vaccine to help control this outbreak and prevent the spread of covid-19 would make everyone's life easier, the reality is people are sick today. we need effective ways to manage these patients. in the last six months we learned quite a bit about how to manage the severe complications of covid-19. and many of those methods of treatment are extensions of how we treat patients with cancer and other serious diseases. what we are beginning to focus on today is as optimistic as we can be about the great work going on, and dr. navarro described the ets to put large numbers of vaccines in the hands of public health officials. a vaccine is not a clinical tool it's a public health tool. when a patient gets admitted for a disease, doctors don't vaccinate. they ared a member sistered to protect the community from the outbreak of an infectious illness. what we have to be c

bill gates says tictoc data is safe with microsoft. the cofounder of microsoft spoke to bloomberg about the proposal to buy the chinese-owned video app. bill: we have engineers from all over the world, including in china. microsoft is very careful about its data promises. we try to have strong relationships globally. won'tow, we won't -- we do things that are hostile or viewed as hostile. has givennt trump microsoft until the middle of september to work out a deal with tictoc. that is your bloomberg business flash. stocksouth africa's main

bill gates says the nation's testing has mind blowing problems. a mediag police arrest tycoon and pro-democracy activist reportedly on allegations of foreign collusion. nexts in his media group digital slumped. gone 6:00has just a.m. in london. good to see you this morning. names a ceo and president from november. he had previously served as the chief operating officer. he will take over on november 2 he did his first interview, five-and-a-half years, go to your bloomberg 6% returnelivered relative to peers of 6.4% so a change at the stop on equinor. we will keep an eye on any more detail on that. .rump, turkey, tiktok i am on tiktok. i have sent something out on. tiktok trump, turkey, tiktok, and trade. i'm determined to boost my tiktok numbers. nejra: good morning. i'll add tech because tech lead a decline last week on friday with the confrontation with china being ramped up with the white house. i can't wait to see your tiktok account. manus: it is awful, dreadful. i haven't worked it out yet. i need to outsource tiktok. anyone who wants to bid

i sat down with microsoft cofounder and chair of the bill and melinda gates foundation, bill gates, for a wide-ranging interview about the pandemic. the foundation contributed almost $350 million to fight covid-19 around the world. we also talked about the possibility of microsoft buying tictoc. we are standing by for a news briefing with the president, after secretary of state mike pompeo signaled the u.s. will try to ban other chinese technology beyond tictoc in the name of national security. i want to get to nick, who ,overs the state department secretary of state pompeo signaling the u.s. would urge apple and google from removing certain chinese apps from their app stores, which would be quite dramatic. talk about what he is saying. moment, it looks like what secretary pompeo is doing is issuing guidelines or recommendations, warnings, i guess, where he is telling app apps,, these chinese tictoc and we chat, are not safe , and we don't think you should include them in your app stores. he also said, we don't think you should allow your apps to be pre-bundled or preinstalled into chin

from vaccine supporter bill gates this hour. in on the check markets, another big day for central banks. the r.b.i. decision later, bank of thailand as well is expected to keep rates on hold. it seemed to snap a two-day rally. here's what the msci asia-pacific is looking like. is in -- msci asia-pacific down over .10%. here on the mainland, investors down,o be taking profits as we highlighted in the headlines, the conversations around trade will happen around august 15 but also continuing down .7% the nikkei and the futures in the u.s. are looking lower as well. data expected out of the u.s. later today. and in terms of looking at some of the currencies in the region, we talked about the bloomberg dollar index. down about .10%. dollar weakness is essentially beneficial to equities in this part of the world and currencies as well. aussie, that's what you're looking like, essentially flat and new zealand had jobless numbers that came in less bad than expected. the kiwi dollar up .2%. let's move on to some of the commodities, gold

gates it was not gene dry still he started to finance it it was. or 5 years ago there is pushing it is deregulating the european court of justice said it's a g.m. they're trying to have it declared and not g.m. or all the instability of this gene try. the negative is coming out gene tries to push species to extinction can you imagine the mines the miners that would imagine it has the power to engineer extinction i wish extinction rebellion what drives up against this deliberate extinction difficult argument to have a demonstration on at the moment but there is no direct evidence at the moment that the creation of monocultures by capitalism by greed directly created coronavirus surely we need that proof before big agriculture big mining big pharma have to pay for what in effect is deforestation and so on for creating coronavirus when we do know all the bias comes from a back that much we know i also have newspaper reports from india hold all of the defense research years of china and the u.s.c. jointly came and pirated really that's in viruses from

gates and mark zuckerberg was strutting around on the street with heads of state and i said when didn't billionaires work under elected start telling elected leaders what they should be doing so as we watch not just the bailouts going to the people who brought us the crisis the oil industry and then return to the industry and big pharma are one they're not different the investment funds like black or r. and bad guys. blackrock true corona became control of assets of $23.00 trillion amazon bridges i just create a platform and destroys livelihoods every 2nd we try to create new monopolies just in the last month 24000000000 additional well project because it was while as the international labor organization is warning us we have a pandemic of. and employment and as the thought well goods program is a thought when us we have a hunger pandemic so all the billionaires actually would like to trash humanity trash the planet and they think without the beasts without that which supports take money that they will consider make trillions it's that illusion that i talk about in rebel when this was t

i will be interviewing bill gates, cochair of the bill and melinda gates foundation and cofounder of microsoft. so much to talk to him about -- where he is on vaccines, how long are we going to be in this, one will become out of it. don't miss my exclusive interview with bill gates coming up later today on bloomberg television. we will have more of that for you on "bloomberg technology" tomorrow. i'm emily chang. this is bloomberg. ♪ hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. he scores! stanley cup champions! touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. you say the customer's maklet's talk data.s. only xfinity mobile lets you switch up your wireless data whenever. i accept. 5g, everybody is talking about it. how do i get it? everyone gets 5g with our new data options at no extra cost. that's good. next item, corner offices for everyone. we just have to make more corners in this buil

bill gates baked him a cake packed with his favorite oreo cookies. the besties have been friends for nearly 30 years. >> gates says buffett has the mental sharpness of a 30-year-old, the laugh of a 10-year-old and the diet of a 6-year-old. he says the most important thing he's learned from buffett is the value of friendship. billionaire bros. >> very sweet. >>> and finally, people have been enjoying mcdonald's burgers for years, but one woman says she saved one of her burgers for decades. >> oh, gross. video posted on social media shows what she claims is a mcdonald's burger and fries from 1956. apparently she says there's no mold. >> in a shoe box in her closet. please take me to commercial so i can hurl. to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ no calories, no sweeteners, all smiles, bubly sparkling water, crack a smile. mucinex cold & flu all-in-one. fights.

we hear from bill gates this hour. shery: japan, south korea, let's get straight to the market action with sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. selina: a busy -- >> a busy day for earnings. trade, wert of cash see losses for the nikkei 225 after a two-day gain. they yen holding below 106 as dollar selling is picking up. ahead of the bond buying, they are looking for support after a solid 10 year option. the 10 year yield for japan can get below zero. the last time that happened was on june 12. turning to south korea. microchip delivered a disappointing forecast. opened higher after rising to an october 2018 high. the korean won on the front foot opening at 1190. the strongest since july 31. stocks inoves for sydney and wellington. asx 200 under pressure after rallying the most in two weeks on tuesday. the aussie dollar adding. just holding gains. bond markets will see the rba resume buying this wednesday after the three year yield rose above the target. kiwi dollar gaining ground on the jobs data beat from new zealand. down

>>> also, bill gates told me america's covid tests are worthless and an insanity. >> the most worthless test results of any country in the world. >> a harvard epidemiologist has a plan to fix the system. he says we can have millions of instant tests administered daily. he will explain how. >>> first, here's my take. the democratic national convention began with a mosaic of americans reciting the preamble to the u.s. constitution. >> it was a striking display of ethnic, racial and gender diversity. more importantly, this time around, the democrats took care to celebrate the kind of ideological diversity that is crucial to winning the white house on november 3rd. the convention prominently featured progressive icons like bernie sanders and stacey abrams, moderates like hillary clinton and former republican michael bloomberg, conservatives like john kasich and colin powell. many on social media reacted furiously to including republicans with one user sarcastically asking, what time is dick cheney speaking? joe biden seems to understand that twitter will not cast the deciding vote in this e

bill gates, that gives me hope to know that. and i think that -- it's what you said, anthony, one person can change your life. especially if you don't have it at home. a tea out to chris z, krowzowski, did i say it right? i want to say it right because his family is watching, and caitlyn little, the producers of the piece. it means something to the people that work so here and their family should know they do good work here every single day. >>> you're watching "cbs this morning." we thank you for that. we'll be right back. we're not done yet. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, flourishing, but then... oh. ah. okay. time to think, plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with powerful connectivity. serious and reliable internet that lets you go bigger and better, with more sharing, more making. whoa. more that. more talking. ... the entire time, you got this! okay, less talking and more doing. all driven by the largest gig speed network in america. and even if the power goes d

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the teen took over prominent users accounts like joe biden bill gates and elon musk and then use them to promote a bitcoin scam mahsa saeidi walks us through the story. >>well it was in north korea, iran or russia prosecutors have charged a florida teenager for this crime. and tonight there are serious questions about how a 17 year-old was allegedly able to breach twitter security. >>tonight authorities have charged 3 people in connection to the most high-profile hack and twitter's history a 19 year-old in the uk, a 22 year-old in orlando. but they say the mastermind of the cyber crime was 17 year-old graham clark of tampa hillsborough county state attorneys andrew warren has charged clark with 30 felonies including organized fraud. communications fraud and fraudulent use of personal information this was a very massive attack. what was his training is a 17 year-old kid who just graduated high school. >>make no mistake. this was a not an ordinary 17 years. this was a highly sophisticated attack. it's alleged the clark compromised a twitter employee in order to gain access to internal a

. >> i don't want the next bill gates. i want the next nelson mandela. i want angela davis. >> tucker: i want the next astonishin --she is a kidnapper. she is a murderer. she murdered a cop. she is an escaped prison inmate who spent the past years hiding in cuba sucking up to the cast castro's. they probably know all about her. they probably revere her. she is exactly the kind of person the illinois will produce. democratic politicians applaud this, the rise of mindlessness. why? because it means more votes for them. they are no longer hiding it. after last night's riots, the governor of wisconsin took the side of the riots. they took the side of the rioters. does that surprise you? it shouldn't. we spent all last week watching the leaders of the democratic party making excuses for the destruction of american cities furthe. that's how you know it will continue, because they benefit from it. he is an investigative journalist. he took some of the pictures we just showed you. thanks for coming on. give us a broader understanding of what happened in kenosha.

gates, and many others. authorities charging three suspects, including the alleged mastermind. he's only 17 years old. federal prosecutors say he was part of a major financial scheme. here's abc's chief justice correspondent, pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, authorities say they have solved the mystery behind that recent twitter hack of politicians and celebrities. they are accusing a teenager, claiming 17-year-old graham clark of tampa is, quote, the mastermind. >> make no mistake, this was not an ordinary 17-year-old. this was a highly sophisticated attack and it could have destabilized financial markets both in america and around the globe. >> reporter: he and two other suspects are charged with 30 felony counts in connection with the hack targeting vice president biden, former president obama, bill gates, kim kardashian, and others. more than $100,000 was illegally raised using those twitter accounts to urge victims to send money to bogus charities. tom? >> pierre, thank you. >>> and millions of amer

many leading users, including barack obama, bill gates, elon musk and kanye west, had their accounts compromised.

francine: that was bill gates. let's get back to earnings. commerzbank cut its earnings estimate. we have been speaking to a central officer. >> it is really important and it was much r, more inspirational to reach a positive net income given the corona impact on revenues but also on -- now we have a single case which was unexpected i have to say. and even more important we want to look into q 3 or 4 and really make progress on our program. that brings us to a negative net income for this year. >> in terms of the wire card story, before you were c.e.o. at commerzbank, long before, journalists were writing stories about the problems at this bank and the amount of smoke coming from the company meant pretty much everybody should have known there was fire. the regulators certainly didn't seem to wise up to that until far too late. neither did the government. what do you think needs to change so we don't have another case where a german company misplaces more than 2 billion euros? >> the discussion is ongoing. i will clearly not comment on single cases. what i can say as a general thin

gates all signs of its growing importance in the fight against the pandemic. let's get an assessment on this eagerly awaited i.p.o. from our financial correspondent and that device in frankfurt. keurig is one of 2 german companies who are working on a vaccination against the corona virus based on the methodology which is called m r n a it's the future probably of mad sin but no drug currently on the market has as ever been developed based on that methodology so it's a very risky business they using the proceeds to ramp up their manufacturing capacities for that vaccination and and also to finance the face to and feet face 3 try the drug has to go through in order to get a license and to be able to be sold which they are planning on doing so by mid next year. the united states and china are due to resume trade talks this weekend ace months after agreeing to phase one of a trade deal the conditions couldn't be any more tense the world is in the grips of the pandemic which u.s. president donald trump blames on beijing and washington is in the middle of a crackdow

president barack obama democratic presidential candidate joe biden microsoft founder bill gates as well as some companies accounts like apple and twitter said the hackers targeted some of its employees who had access to its internal systems. hong kong's legislative elections scheduled for september have been postponed for a year chief executive kerry lamb says the delay is necessary due to a surge and coronavirus cases but opposition lawmakers aren't convinced they accuse the government of using the pandemic as a pretext to thwart the pro-democracy movement there germany has responded by suspending its extradition treaty with the territory. hong kong's election 4 years ago it should happen again in september but instead the poll has been pushed back by a full year not how sailing yet though it was a very very difficult decision to postpone the legislative council election which takes place every 4 years but it's necessary to fight off the coronavirus to protect people's health and up hold public safety we also have to ensure the election process is fair and open. thing high peace. ironi

also johnson suppressed and at the press and it was obvious and conspiracy theory is believed that bill gates is a very common consistent theory that the big ace is time to run the vice and learn to vaccinate force that he got to make everybody i'm with them governments have to do that so we see a wide variety of people who are concerned about their their parents and them who are concerned about their strict sense and place because their parents are lonely up on so frightening and far right pricing stream magazines and proof who are under off their vacation by the authority i saw someone from the compact magazine who spend their vacation by the authorities for if they know for a bit and britishness messages so you can see they really are all also for people attending this rally on that let's see what we can say to sum up is they don't trust the government they don't trust the government measures and they don't trust the media they don't trust the media. and lanie of 115 thank you for that in stay safe of course. sick look at some of the other krone virus related developments the number

the attackers took control of the accounts of people such as bill gates and barack 0bama, and tricked people into sending more than $100,000 worth of bitcoin. in a few minutes, it'll be time for the film review. but first, click. hey, welcome to click. hope you are doing 0k. this week, we have something special for you. you see, every so often we start investigating a subject, thinking it will make a nice, interesting five—minute film, but then we tug on a particular thread and it turns out there is something way bigger and way weirder going on than we thought. talking of way weirder, here's 0mar mehtab. hey, mate. hey, how's it going? good, thanks. so do you want to start off by telling us what you we re originally sent out to look at? we wanted to find out how online influencers, the big personalities you see on social media, have been impacted during the pandemic. it seemed pretty straightforward. yeah, and then things got really interesting, right? yeah, it did. we started doing a little bit of digging and a pattern emerged of influencers abusing the trust of their millions of f

talk to the press and ask the press and who knows who believes in conspiracy theories believes that bill gates is a very common consistent hearing that the big ace is down to one of our eyes and wants to vaccinate most of the ducks in a everybody and the german government is happening to do that so we see a wide variety of people who have concerns about their their parents who are concerned about the restrictions in place because their parents are lonely happen so frightening and far right writing stream magazines and proof to our under off invasion by real currency i saw someone from the compact magazine who's been under observation by the authorities for it's inappropriate and revisionist messages so you can see this is really all also people attending this rally are definitely what we can say to sum up is they don't trust the government they don't trust the government measures and they don't trust the media they don't trust the media. plenty of 115 thank you for that in a stay safe of course. take a look now at some of the other coronavirus related developments the number of deaths in

emily: more of my conversation with bill gates at bloomberg.com. coming up, we are going to bring you back that tiktok story. is microsoft considering buying all of tiktok's operations, not just the operations in the united states? we will have kurt wagner with us next. ♪ emily: back to that financial times reported that tiktok, microsoft is pursuing not just tiktok u.s. operations, but looking for a deal to buy all of tiktok's global business. i want to bring back bluebird tax kurt wagner. your sources action -- bloomberg tech's at -- bloomberg kurt wagner. what have your sources told you? kurt: the two sides are in discussions to take the u.s. operations of tiktok in addition to the operations in australia, canada, and new zealand. i can understand why there might be some interest in getting all of tiktok. it could be an easier acquisition so you are not breaking up the product in the way they would have to otherwise. but we are told the plan is still what microsoft announced over the weekend, and it is going to be limited to those four countri

gates is a very common consistent theory that the big ace is time to run a virus and like to vaccinate most of the vaccinate everybody under them government is helping them to do that so we see a wide variety of people who have concerns about their their parents imam who are concerned about their sticks in some cases because their parents are lonely up on so frightening and far right writing stream magazines and proof you are under off evasion by your currency i saw someone from the compact magazine who spend their vacation by the authorities for it's the new pope and britishness messages so you can see they really are all also for people attending this rally that let's see what we can say to sum up if they don't trust the government they don't trust the government measures and they don't trust the media they don't trust the media. and lanie von hummer steen thank you for that and stay safe of course. let's take a look now at some of the other coronavirus related developments the number of deaths in mexico has surged past 46000 it's now poised to overtake britain as the country with th

gates and elon musk and used them to promote a bit coin scam. >> the fbi and our partners have taken two individuals into custody. they are all facing either federal or state criminal charges. cyber investigations we were able to adjust the investigation and make a number of arrests in a few weeks. >> the tweets offered to send $2000 for every $1000 sent to an anonymous bid coin address. >> president trump has hinted again that he is considering a ban on video sharing app tik tok. >> we are looking at tik tok. we may be banning tik tok. we may be doing some other things. there are some other options. a lot of things are happening. we will see what happens. we are looking at a lot of alternatives that have a respect to tik tok. >> they have been vocal about national security concerns. they say tik tok could be used to spread chinese propaganda and collect data from users. the u.s. committee on foreign investment began its probe into tik tok lest you. microsoft is currently in talks to acquire tik tok the deal could release pressure from the u.s. peak >> apple shares hit new all- time