preferences and from there you can make selections what appears in your newsfeed and what doesn't. you are now the curator of information coming to you rather than having facebook choose everything. heather: are not talking about your facebook page. >> what happens on your wall, the information that comes at us when you log on to facebook we checked into our friends, find out you have a lovely dinner the other night, find your special moments and in spite of that what people are sharing, in that case you filter that, you choose what you like to see and what you don't like to see. patty: 1 to know what i had for dinner, make sure you always see that. that is good information because we can take control of what they see themselves. >> a small amount when zuckerberg promised to give us greater control and they are on the big giant apology tour but let's talk about twitter, jack dorsey, ceo of twitter on june 7th came out saying i'm a left-winger and so is the company that employed a letter to everybody. last week he is reported to be in washington in the georgetown area at a big power

ur you were impacted, you'll see newsfeed. >>> cold beer, cold beer. >> you heard right. peanuts, popcorn, and beer right from your seat. for the first time in more than three decades, a's fans are able to purchase beer without going to the concession stand. the tradition of buying beer from your seats ended in the 80s. now, 32 years later, the athletics have reintroduced in-seat beer service after an amendment to the coliseum's liquor license, and the fans like it. >> you can watch more of the game. >> you'd miss half the game. that's the whole thing. you miss a good part. >> the a's do want to remind people who drink at the game to drink responsibly. the organization has designated a driver program. in order to sign up, though, you have to be over 21. >>> they'reli nows. they' figh. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. > also we hav new body cam nd video of an unusual rescue. the great lengths police officers went to rescue a dog trapped on a burning boat in a bay area harbor, next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. clearing out in san francisco. it's a sign

you know it takes a lot of time and effort to be creating the perfect newsfeed.e want to shift the birding -- burden to twitter to find out what people want tn ey want to know it's. and why,nic or option instead of having to follow the commentators about it, etc.,s, they will send you a paying and take you to this events page that will sell you a live a feed of what is happening that will alert you to what the latest is. >> how are they doing this? better ai, actual humans working behind-the-scenes to say this for cano in hawaii, this is a huge story, i think people need to know? it is a big process to be able to organize information in lifetime which is what this is all about. about organizing the content that is already coming through the platform. i spoke to the director of

the firm added those affected would be notified on their newsfeed.her the leaders of the world's biggest economies. this year's meeting is expected to focus on themes including future growth, issues of equality and climate change. concerns surrounding international trade and the potential summit between the north korean leader kim jong—un and president trump are also expected to dominate talks. in canada the senate has legalised recreational marijuana, clearing a major hurdle as the country becomes the first in the g7 to fully legalise the drug. the upper chamber voted 56—30 in favour, ending 90 yea rs of voted 56—30 in favour, ending 90 years of prohibition. prime minister justin trudeau is committed to making marijuana legal by this summer. approximately 600 homes have been destroyed by lava flows on hawaii's big island. the latest estimate of property losses from kilauea, one of the world's most active volcanoes, comes more than a month after it began to erupt. millions of dollars in disaster relief have been pledged to the island by hawaii's gove

people to have to figure out how to curate their own timeline.ofime and effort to create the perfect newsfeedant to shift the burden to twitter to find out what people want to know, when they nt to know it. for instance, the volcanic eruption in hawaii, instead of having to follow the hawaiian government officials, commentators about it, etc., they will send you a paying and ping and take a you to this events page that will sell you a live a feed of what is happening that will ert you to what thtest is. emily: how are they doing this? better ai, actual humans working behind-the-scenes to say this -- there is a volcano in hawaii, this is a huge story, i think people need to know? selina: it is a big process to be able to organize information in lifetime which is what this is all about. about organizing the content that is already coming through the platform. i spoke to the director of cure ration yesterday and really -- curation yesterday and really waed to understand how they are choosing the top news stories that someone should be looking at. the ending stories personalized. it is all about

says facebook has never use your phones, microphones to inform ads or to change what you see in newsfeedso so in the future. that does leave open an ominous possibility of what could have been in the future and has some users still spooked. cheryl: we now know the cause of the deadly goober crash in arizona. >> the operator and the self driving car crash was distracted behind the wheels get the person in charge of making sure the self driving blooper didn't deal off the road was streaming episodes of the voice instead. the operator could face particular manslaughter charges. she previously told the ntsb should monitor the vehicle of the time the crash. we now know that's not true. this is the first in pedestrian death involving a self driving car. gerri: unbelievable. flippy is becoming men versus machinery in the restaurant business. what is going on. training experts have warned robots will take over human jugs especially the restaurant indus tree. it is happening sooner than expert, but not for the reason they expect to even though unemployment is that it lowers in years, fast food res

users who may have been affected will be notified on the site's newsfeed.t results, in which bt set out plans to cut 13,000 jobs, had prompted the move. bt said mr patterson, who has led the firm for five years, would remain in his post until a successor is chosen later this year. and an inquest has found the bmw delay in recalling cars due to an electrical fault has contributed to the death of the driver. we've been talking about business rates today after comments from the tesco boss, he was rather scathing about them? business rates have been mentioned. that's right, the boss of tesco says that business rates have caused an uneven playing field on the business high street. we've seen a lot of big retailers fall in the last few months and business rates are partly to blame. as a quick recap business rates are set by the government, taken in by local rates are set by the government, ta ken in by local authorities rates are set by the government, taken in by local authorities are basically linked to the business occupies. they have increased to two yea rs o

one of facebook's methods for expanding its reach is the development of newsfeed, it changed facebook yet again, making it into a discussion monitor, determining who was a lot of ways, and who here's what voices on the platform. faapbook's sar to be the case of a company allowing itself to drift, each step over the years probably made sense bites of, but taken as a whole, they constitute a change in who the company is. many businesses have gone down this road, with things go too far, competition steps and. >>> -- steps in. >>> new regulations are likely to harm facebook users, two reasons, the probmsare business problems, that commonly occur, the regulations are unlikely to help, ey be fed onthe main issue. second reason is that new regulations would likely serve to protect facebook and other companies from competition. they -- the european union's new regulation protection is a point, driving some tech companies, especially small ones out of europe, such regulations impede freedom and stifle innovation, an i will be glad to answer any questions. >> thank you to everybody for your tes

the first is the newsfeed, which mixed personal news from friends with public stories from independent publishers. the second strategy was the facebook platform which encouraged developers to create products and services inside facebook's walled garden. the potent mix of news feed platform and a subset of bad actors leveraging both combined deliver us the cambridge analytica scandal. it is important to remember that cambridge analytica was a predictable outgrowth of the governance decisions taken or not by all parties, including government. facebook's business model is driven by its role as the largest broker in history of technology. to understand facebook we must understand the business model of online advertising. the technology infrastructure has allowed companies like facebook to identify exactly the right message to put in front of exactly the right person at exactly the right time. in all aspects of the word marvelous. but the externality that the manufacturing and selling attention have not been fully examined. the cambridge analytica scandal has finally focused our attention o

the firm added that those affected would be notified on their newsfeeds.e world's most active volcanoes, comes more than a month after it began to erupt. millions of dollars in disaster relief have been pledged to the island by hawaii's governor. one in 12 children is thought to persistently hear voices that in reality aren't there, and now new research suggest the reaction of adults can affect the voices they hear in the future. psychologists in manchester have been looking at the experiences of young people that have auditory hallucinations and the reaction of their parents. surprisingly, the study found that not all young people are upset by their voices and some even enjoy having them. earlier, chloe tilley spoke to dr sarah parry from manchester metropolitan university, paul bakerfrom intervoice — which sets up support groups for people that hear voices — and clinical psychologist dr natasha goa kes. chloe first asked what parents should do if their child tells them they hear voices. i think it's important to take it seriously, listen to what the youn