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knew much later that she did to confront so the life of a shuddered by true eyes design thinking these thoughts, january 24th oh d w is there state w? here's a life from violence, social networking john to match the ends. it's fact checking program chief executive monk about says moves aimed at restoring free expressions on popular platforms like facebook and instagram also on the program possible a quick strikes to back kevin, at least 126 people and leaving many others trapped rescue us in northeast india was round the clock to save several workers dropped to the floating coal mine. so close our case for at least 3 contact the
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i'm so going to welcome to the program of the social networking john match says it will scrap fact checking on facebook and instagram. this was originally put in place to stop the spread of misinformation. but c, e o marks tucker book says most content moderation will not be done by the juices adopting a community based model same so that used by x, the change box to reverse electrolysis, mr. suck about as long champions. despite criticism from conservatives, of alleged censorship. the master c e o at knowledge that the shift had been pub, be triggered by the election of donald trump. we built a lot of complex systems to moderate content. but the problem with complex systems is they make mistakes even say, accidentally censor, just one percent of post. that's millions of people. and we've reached a point where it's just too many mistakes in too much censorship. the recent
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elections also feel like a cultural tipping point towards once again prioritizing speech to read it back to our roots in focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying our policies, and restoring free expression on our platforms. i asked correspondent janelle do malone in washington about the connection between donald trump's election amongst pocketbooks decision? so i think mark is doctor birds taken, tipped his hand there, especially in that sound bite that you just played, where he called the us election, a cultural tipping point, acknowledging that the incoming president, donald trump, has won this bit of the discourse now just uh, just to look back up, remember that uh, the incoming president had often criticized zocker berg and his platforms for what he perceived as anti conservative bias on those platforms. and donald trump
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perceived the fact checking in for a structure of those platforms to be a direct source of that bias. so what we are essentially seeing here is marks dr. burke got removing a potential sticking point in the relationship between himself and the incoming president. ahead of trump assuming office on january 20. okay. the sign was like you're saying this was a political decision regardless of, of what he said. we combine that with the vin use, of course, at the method paid a $1000000.00 to support mister trump's inauguration. that must be what it is that the mass of platforms are trying to align themselves with the new white house. you know, i don't think the mark suffer bird has made much of a secret of his efforts to get in good with donald trump. you mentioned that that $1000000.00 donation to the inauguration after the election. also worth noting that
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mark soccer for adult went down to morrow logo to dine with the president, and so to speak, a case of the ring. uh, its also been evidence in the personnel decisions that mark soccer board has been making. the, for example, has appointed the prominent republican joel kathlyn as the chief of global affairs officer at baton. now uh, joel kaplan, i actually also appeared on fox and friends. that's a show that donald trump supposedly watches in order to explain these policy changes at match off. there is also dana white, known as a key, trump ally, and the president of the ultimate fighting championship r u. s. c. he has also been recently appointed to the board. so perhaps more than worries about a lying about metal aligning itself to the incoming leadership of the united states . i think what we're in fact seeing is evidence that that is in right what is
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happening. so how will this new community notes model work of the well, i think here uh we can see that marks docker bird has been inspired by the long boss. now, you know, on most golf course is the owner of. 5 x slash twitter and himself saw a key, trump surrogate. so you know, and boss has also been relying on community notes instead of fact checkers. so basically relying on the user community to fly got posts that may be potentially misleading. so was dr. burke is doing away with this fact checking up or writers and doing the same as most relying on that instead. now, of course, so dr. berg acknowledge that the removal of the fact checking in for some infrastructure might result in
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a certain degradation of the quality of content in the same quote. more bad stuff will make it on the platform, but he considers that a we're the trade off in favor of free speech and watching the same way. yvonne, moscow said that it does. okay. satisfaction now to now do alone in washington. well, take a look now is the most doors of making headlines. donald trump junior, at the sound of the us presidency of act as arrived in greenland for a private visit. donald trump, senior, has on several occasions suggested that we liked it, states by onyx, the autonomous stainless territory officials in greenland say no meetings, outlined with trump junior frances come embracing the victims. that's exactly assaults on the shelley of those typical magazine. 10 years ago. to mask, i'll call you the link gun with the soul. rifle storm shyly have those powers and huge room and killed 12 people to become a space of age. but mr. miller sent
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a tax on the country. a possible quaking to bass is killed at least 126 people anymore. a trapped as dozens of asked to shop shop the region in the west of china and across the board. in the pull, officials in the region say 130 people have been injured in rescue with the searching for people in the bottle. the quakes represented was about 75 kilometers northeast of mount everest, which travellers the china. nicole border close to the pad, the tibetan bodies, tony city or should got to the us geological survey measured the earthquake and not mature $7.00 that's a relatively shallow depth of or on 10 kilometers treatments were felt as far away as india and the full professor, tell us that guy works at the department of sciences and the federal institute of technology in jewelry asked him whether such a powerful quakes are usual for this area. a potentially,
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it's not exceptional because the squeaks, andy serials, keep it there, were in, in the market you would from around, you know, the biggest one from water on 6 to up to date. the biggest earthquakes are on so called strikes the pool. it's where plates are of sliding past each other, but you know, these normal for like these earthquakes, a force that they will sort of thrown toward usually call you monday to it's up to say one or right these days, people less speaking about. so one point mind, so he smote on usual, he just runs off with and off of events the pipeline pipeline things up washington dc area as well. okay. so the upper end of what of what you would normally expect. and also, as i understand it quite shallow at 10 columbus is a deep and presumably that has quite an effect on the scale of destruction. which is correct exactly. the sol earthquakes. i genuinely more dangerous was the
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result of that was in large 240 displacement regularly, frequently and these short plays displaced much sort by shaking these broad use empties. what do you see there? are there not that much in m a and lots of victims over these earthquakes? so essentially what to have these follow a 1st week's indeed an ad so that the fact that this is happening in a, in a mountainous area, that must just multiply but challenges for rescue is it absolutely these type of risk wakes, this has been ne, the, they are pretty fair to ensure that you are entirely way shenaria recently waste on scope of 3 up to the in a hike. you wouldn't have thought of park. you want me to test which is likely related to distribution. a little dirty things for low energy. and these to build on him all i am wont in see is that and as a result, the exactly, i $200.00 and then the areas which are where they, with lex, they say,
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well under and it's difficult to create the infrastructure and, and actually, you know, for a wide array screwed teams to be there or if you fox, who are still there that much area. right. um we've heard of of many aftershocks that follow this quake. so presumably this, it's not one event and that's the end of it. but we still have to be very careful unless you still have to be very careful. absolutely. so it's not uncommon 0 to have use of the shocks in junior role, these play conversions, say things work to play, thought are colliding with each other. they are pearl, where he was turned off the shops that there were well known insults of doctrines he wants, but also in the small one can build and continue on till kelly's on zones. and them, in some cases, are a few of the shops, and some of the cases are of these when you after folks, and won't gloss gonna, and these as an additional risk. and i do something else causes aren't that needs
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to be taken into account. ok, thanks for guiding us through that professor, professor todd of data from the federal institute of technology in see what kind of you. so thank you. that's. that's the indian state of asylum where at least 9 workers are trapped in a flooded coal mine. 3 of those are fed that search teams of work through the night to try and reach the man, became trapped almost a 100 meters below ground. when water, from a nearby unused mind began filling the shaft. sounds chief minister says the monitors to be legal. the police of arrested a one pass and relatives of the trump minus of august or thursday is to act through say, i sounds like i say on the road. i asked the chief minister and the government of asylum. that meant to rescue my uncle and bring him back to him safely. he's the only elder in the family. all right, good. the correspondent, i don't boss. explain what else our she's saying about the incident. it is said
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that mine got flooded yesterday morning going morning when the mine was accidentally shipped some water channel and water came out flooding at this, mine had to go stopped actually. and when some managed to ask this key, what i'll do is click track. now as we also said, that awesome chief means to this uh to mr. his name is uh, a sweatshirt and uh he said on the cd of social media that might might be that, that the mine, if it to be legal and the police are arrested one person. additionally misstating this case. but we have to understand that this would, red mining has been banned in india since 2014, but despite just spend, it's still continues to be practiced in northeastern states of india. and we had also remembered that these accidents like these. what has happened in a so no did common that have happened in the foster, in states like the magog anomaly. so these practices are happening right?
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right. frankly, mining the ro lived in the northern eastern states and the boost accident that happened was 2018. why 15, what goes what killed in the see to make it to be gone. yeah. so this is not something new lenox would say that the forward is how to put good act together to put an end to describe this to mean active sites where at least 5 people have been killed after pa, for when to stolen broad freezing conditions and heavy snowfall to the midwest and east coast. some areas of seem that heavy snow full for decades. the united states as being pummeled by a mass of winter storm system ice and snow, but a deep freeze on this highway in ohio as traffic ground to a standstill for 7 hours in kansas city. elbow grease was the only way to be stranded motorists could get back on the road. as the snow continued to pile up is forcing the governor to send out the national guard. in some regions, further south,
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the snowfall caused travel chaos for states not used to heavy smells like here in louisville, kentucky is airport. across the u. s. over 2000 flights were cancelled. and 20000 more delayed. and some locals have already lost patients within your record snowfall couldn't be worse. and with more snow on the way it's already back to the shuffle. i got to work tomorrow, so making sure i get there. even the nation's capital wasn't spared from the arctic blast. much to the delight of this former olympian by athlete. yeah, we're so happy to be here and we're so grateful that we have this beautiful public space that we can enjoy in all weather. especially this one. the winter storm advisories remain in effect for many parts of the us until tuesday. and that's it.
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