what i mean by that is i know i was extremely frustrated that even in the national media platforms, you would hear the south talked about if we were a football team, a red team and a blue team. i am part of the humanity team raided it is not who i am as a label, but who i am as a human being. schools, more access to resources. we want what all other americans want. it was important that we are shifting the narrative of who we are in the south and that there is a new coalition of people in the south to be able to shape andcountry and are bait -- puour fate. consider your organization to be a partisan organization? everybody totering vote? organization, our matter that lack voters , to is our entire goal provide education and engagement. we do not ask what party you belong to. ist we are interested in talking to black people around their process, their agency and understanding the political process good we have other , for we are able candidates,on the because the community that we are working with is the best candidate for our agenda. our focus is on building independent black political

i know as a black southerner, i was extremely frustrated that even in the national media platforms you would hear the south talked about as if we were just like a football team. there's a red team and and a blue team, right? no. i am part of the humanity team that,he fundamentally for me, nt who i am as a label, who i am as a human being. and wart of what with we want in our -- part of what we want in our communities is better schools, more access to resources, economic development opportunities. we want what all other americans want. and so this is really important that we're really shifting the flower tuf of who we are in the south -- narrative of who we are in the south and a new coalition of people in the south that are rising to really be able to shape this country and to shape our states the way that we want them to be so that they're more accountable to us and that we actually benefit from the fruits of our labor. >> host: now, do you consider your organizatn a partisan organizati? are you regtering just black democratsings -- democrats, or are you registering black republicans,

i mean by that is i know as a black senator i was extremely frustrated that even in the national media platforms you would hear the sound talked about as if we were just a football team. there's a red team and blue team. no i'm part of the humanity team. it's not who i am as a label. it's who i am as a human being, and what we want and our communities what are better schools. we want more access to resources and economic development opportunities. we want to it all other americans want so's really important that we were shifting the narrative who we are in the south. and that there's a new south or new coalition of people in the south that are rising to really be able to shape this country at shape our state that we want them to be so that they're more accountable to, us and so that we actually benefit from the fruits of our labor. >> do you consider your organization a partisan organization? are you reaching out to just black democrats or black democrats, black republicans, black independents, black libertarians? are you registering everybody? >> our organization black voters matter -- our goal

what i mean by that is i know i was extremely frustrated that even in the national media platforms, your the south talked about if we were a football team, a red team and a blue team. i am part of the humanity team raided it is not who i am as a label, but who i am as a human being. schools, more access to resources. we want what all other americans want. it was important that we are shifting the narrative of who we are in the south and that there is a new coalition of people in the south to be able to shape andcountry and are bait -- puour fate. consider your organization to be a partisan organization? everybody totering vote? organization, our matter that lack voters , to is our entire goal provide education and engagement. we do not ask what party you belong to. ist we are interested in talking to black people around their process, their agency and understanding the political process good we have other , for we are able candidates,on the because the community that we are working with is the best candidate for our agenda. our focus is on building independent black political power to l

labour calls for the government to force social media companies to remove anti—vaccine content from their platforms. austria is facing a second nationals infections continuing to soar and authorities pleading with residents to follow the rules. sylvia lennan—spence has this report. another european country, another national lockdown. austrian officials admitting the spread of coronavirus infections is once again beyond their control. translation: the truth is, authorities can no longer trace 70% of new infections, so they don't even know where if they are coming from. partial shutdown already in place, and from tuesday that will escalate. nonessential shops and services were closed while schools will switch to distance learning except where care is needed. residents will only be able to leave home for work, to meet basic needs or care for others orfor home for work, to meet basic needs or care for others or for physical activity. the announcement coming with a plea. translation: my urgent request is don't meet anyone. any social contact is one too many. a record number of cases were registered in austria on friday. more than seven tim

both parties agree, laws protecting the social media giants from legal responsibility for what users post on their platforms needs to be changed. >> the nation's top infectious disease expert says, he was going to sport a statewide curfew if governor gavin newsom were to implement one. >>> dr. anthony fauci made the comment while being honored here in the bay area today. saying, in other parts of the world, curfews have been shown to help slow the spread of covid-19. >> you don't like to be very prescriptive. sometimes, we are dealing with a serious certain station ration, like right now, and i leave it up to the leaders of your states and the cities to make that decision. if they make that decision, i certainly think that the basis upon which it will be made, i would back it. >> the virtual ceremony, dr. fauci was given the william randolph hearst foundation award, from the journalism school at san jose state university. >>> a live look at the state capitol in sacramento right now. the legislature is in recess, but some lawmakers, apparently, have some work to do in hawaii. politico and "the l.a. times," was reporting about half a dozen state

is that instead of trying to, since the social media platforms, it's much more effective to simply flood them with bots, junk news, and decide for the nation. samantha bradshaw was one of the researchers who worked on the report. the advertisers have used these platforms to reach new audiences and new markets, but now we're seeing political parties learn. these platforms can also be used to sway public opinion. and so instead of selling us these goods they're, they're selling us world leaders or political ideologies by using the advertising infrastructure and the algorithms to slowly start nudging hurst fact checking. opinions about politics. we're seeing the shift away from purely automated accounts to more human operators who are finding actual real people for hire to work on political campaigns, to work with more repressive governments to target people online with this kind of speech to ultimately suppress their participation in politics and public discussion a lot of people don't necessarily participate and political discussions online anymore. i even find myself withdrawing a little bit from commenting on politics just because of the

nationally rep. survey and how much people are willing to pay to use social media platforms. we will start with that. and i asked america how much are willing to pay to use baseball, youtube and twitter etc. and i didn't one by one targeted what are the people said nothing. i am willing to pay zero. in a million amount was typically low, five or ten so the mental people who are willing to pay to use social media small. thus a puzzle. this surprised me. and then we get to explanations which may be tell us something about the human mind and surveying policy. explanation number one is that some respondents think i use social media. elise the dana applies to the users, people who are nonusers. and that numbers surprisingly still look . close. i used it but i'm wasting my time. let's call it a wasting time goodie. wt g. and for wasting time goods, people are willing to pay nothing. they duets. but if u.s. congress, would you sell out for it . they will sell zero. i think this category is of interest. and has not been explored parted things that people do that they don't really val

media platforms, like twitter or instagram for up to the minute. reports was a pandemic? no, certainly no borders and i'm just glad to nationalities as much we don't look like seem to be sticking to judging commentary. closest least listen to the times. we can do better. we should be everyone is contributing your own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenges crave the response, has been so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. what you people look for to see whether what we're saying is actually playing out in the real world and sort of thing to look at would be the u.s. dollar versus the chinese or other big. ok, that's their main forex pair. that's going to tell you what's happening in the global economy. if this all this debt is going to trigger all this money printing, the dollar will start to drift lower and it's already, you know, looking very weak. i think the last 4 years under they've been able to kind of propped up to a large degree. but i think maggie, going to see a serious decline of a dollar to see the chinese currency start to real

media platforms. i'll be back in about 30 minutes with more and i hope to see them but the demick know certainly no blood is true. nationalities has emerged with world peace to. 2 come in a crisis with this we can do better, we should everyone is contributing way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenges create the response so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together on election night. you may know whether the margin for the winner is so large that it is impossible for the defeated candidate to catch up. so there may still be 10000 votes to count, but the margin is 80000 votes and it doesn't matter if all 10000 votes went for the defeated candidate, they cannot possibly catch up and that's where we are today. joe biden's margin is so large in all of the states being contested, that even though some of the states have not finished county, they still know who won. and joe biden won a majority of the electoral college votes. well, as i say, are you doing? you know, i believe that we want to knock at the end and shauna not me appeal that we now have a c

national interests — whilst distinct — will always be entwined. the headlines on bbc news... calls for the uk government to force social media companies to remove anti—vaccine content from their platformsch through the streets to show their support for donald trump's unsubstantiated claims of election fraud. the british entertainer des 0'connor — known for his prime—time tv shows — has died at the age of 88. the founder of biontech, one of the firms behind a coronavirus vaccine which could protect more —— the bodies of a kurdish family who drowned while trying to cross the english channel have been repatriated and buried in iran. an iranian man who is accused of being the captain of the boat, has appeared before an investigating judge in france, with a view to being charged with manslaughter. bbc persian'sjiyar gol has been retracing the family's footsteps and talking to people who were on the boat with them. a warning, you may find some of the testimony distressing. speaks own language. nine—year—old anita auditioning to be a movie star. she can do happy... ..and sad. "say it, ‘i want to be an actress,”' her dad tells her. the video captures a father's ambition to see his child pursue

national dish of jordan. and it's an issue in desserts that save the generation from famine. frank assessments, if american public opinion pieces betrayed by social media platforms after november, what would be good for cautious and if you believe that there corrosive to our democracy. one obvious solution is to bring about informed opinions. look at checkers, don't go anywhere. the protesters are going anywhere, either. it's ability to get a revolution. people walk all in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines. who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera and ethiopian hours to crack and communist rebel, only to be disappeared? a family's tragedy, and twined with a violent chapter in the country's history. when you see the blood, he says i'm going to be my blood will not want to a life long search for answers and closure. finding some witness on al-jazeera. imran khan and other top stories are now just if he appears prime minister says the military has liberated western parts of the northern tier gray region where the federal government is battling local forces. just international says that hundreds of civilians have been bru

w because facebook and other social media platforms to me and now it's time for the world's largest trade deal. after nearly a decade of talks, asia pacific nations, a jew to sign a mega free trade pact, when asked, what does this mean for the rest of the global economy? hospitality workers in and the lucy of protest against strict lockdown measures. spain's call that 19 death toll passes 40000 and to have a herd of $1000000.00 bird, the racing pigeon has become the most expensive ever to take to the sky. this is the degree of business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. and we're starting with what could be a major shift in global trade this weekend at the asean summit, asia pacific leaders representing nearly a 3rd of the world's population will launch a regional comprehensive economic partnership. the new free trade zone will be bigger than the european union and the us, mexico, canada, or area combined. this is one summit where security can afford to be relaxed despite appearances, and on our guard, a smattering of dignitaries, and even acquire their spy on your meeting of asian nations will for the most part, be an online a fear. an

media platforms are certainly antisocial in many ways. in fact, i think at their local level, in the real world, our politics is not as broken as it appears nationallyerything has been nationalized, including local races, it's become more and more poisonous. obama says he doesn't know if he would have received the same treatment now as 12 years ago in the democratic primaries. i think that's why this book is so important, it comes out tuesday, it's going to be the biggest book of the year, 3 million copies printed. i hope obama can draw people in and talk about what politics in america can be. this book may be inspirational for that reason. >> brian, thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> one small step for spacex is one major step for the space flight. i'm going to talk to a former commander about today's launch, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the feeling of total protection now that we protect your identity, and mobile phone, as well as auto home and life you've never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today three, two, one, zero. resilience rises. not even gravity contains humanity when we explore as one for all. they lifted off from the k

platform. i thought that was -- >> we're going to talk about the democratic national convention and i think she'll do a piece of mediae going to come back to that but you raise a wonderful come interesting point. coming out of world war ii, there was a point in this into a debate as to this election is going to be a light between the past and future. the post war world was shaping up and which political party is going to be in charge and in print division on america next both political parties come out of world war ii had to figure out who they were and what they stood for, and republicans had an interesting situation because they had a rivalry within the party. it was the conservative faction that was run, headed up by robert taft and dewey who was a liberal. he was a liberal within republican base because he been raised to think that teddy roosevelt was the definition of the republican party. at the republican, even to the primaries, the oregon primary, fascinating story. dewey was a front run along and all of a sudden he's about to lose to this dark horse and all the sudden neck and neck and oregon primary was dec

media companies to amplify false claims to conspiracy theories and disinformation campaigns. my question to all three of you is the russian government and other foreign nations continue to attempt to usurp companies platforms to spread disinformation and influence a at 2020 elections. can you briefly describe what you are seeing? please start mr. dorsey and then mr. pichai and mr. zuckerberg you gave an answer partially on this. i like you expand on that answer. thank you. >> we do continue to see interference. we recently disclosed actions we took on both russia and factions originating out of iran. we made those disclosures public. we can share those with your team but this remains as you've heard from others and as mark is detailed something we want to make sure we are focused on eliminating as much platform integration as possible. >> senator we do continue to see a coordinated influence operation. we appreciate the cooperation we get from individuals and to give an example in june we identified one from iran targeting the trump campaign one from china and one targeting the biden campaign. most were phishing attempts and we removed most of the e-mails. that's an example of the kind of activity we see a

nude under news articles, social media platform tools to interact in attempt to deceive tens of millions of social media users in the united states. director of national intelligence then republican senator dan said in july 2018 the warning lights are blinking red that the digital infrastructure that serves our country is literally under attack, i take this issue very seriously and have for many years, and making sure that the special counter mueller indicated 12 russian intelligence officers hacked the d&c and various information detailing phishing attacks into our state election board, online persona and stealing documents. when we have a subcommittee hearing and former bush homeland security director michael testified, i asked him point-blank, there were some of her colleagues who said everybody does election interference, i asked him if election interference is something that we did or if we should be a and purging, interfering with infrastructure or election is completely off-limits is completely unacceptable, that's what i believe we should be working aggressively, internationally to sanction anybody that interferes in our election, i hope today

national epilepsy awareness month and this morning we, along with my production company robin robin productions, are spotlighting a businesswoman with over 50 million followers across her social media platformsy. >> building a career out of social media, that is what brought me to where i am today. >> stay beautiful! >> keeping the epilepsy journey part out always bugged me. that was the only thing basically i have never shared with my following. i have a voice. i have so many people who follow me and i have never shared this with them. what inspired me the most to share my story was to know that i could help others who not only live with epilepsy but those who struggle with accepting themselves and loving themselves and that's when i decided to finally share. >> today's video is going to be very personal. but i'm ready. yes, i have epilepsy. i was diagnosed at age 9. >> the most liberating thing. >> to see the reactions, thousands of messages i got from people who struggle with so many things in their lives, epilepsy, epileptic people saying thank you for sharing this. i feel like i can share it too. >> you have support and i know that i couldn't be here if this wasn't for you guys so thank