jessica gonzalez is co seo at press prayers, pray press rather an organization advocating for justice in media and technology. she says helgren's testimony has highlighted just how urgently regulation on tech companies is needed. at the very beginning, we need much more transparency about the way facebook's operating and making decisions. so, and that's the baseline. we need to compel transparency from the company right now . they're refusing to answer the most basic questions about how they operate, how they make decisions, for instance, how, how they're investing across language is to make sure facebook is safe to use across languages. so that's, that's the baseline. i think getting to this data. privacy is another critically important way. a lot of us are handing over our personal demographic information with, with really not in the informed consent model. there is not a great awareness there. i think there was a real coalescing around the data privacy and a deeper understanding that happened today around the way facebook and other social media companies are collecting data about t

jessica, thank you so much for talking to jessica gonzalez, turning aside from los angeles. thank you for your time. thanks for having me. in, in the world news, the pope has expressed deep sorrow after the release of a report, intersection of years within the catholic church in france. it found there were nearly 330000 victims over the past 70 years, and detailed what he calls the churches deep and crawl indifference. the head of the french conference of bishops has expressed shame, asks for forgiveness and promised to act. nebraska has our report. many children abused by members of the catholic church, were not believed or listened to for years. some were even accused of contributing to what had happened to them. among those victims, olivia 7 jak abused by a priest when he was 13. oscar we sit in season and we sit and watch. yes, the report is an earthquake. yes, it's a hurricane. yes, it's a soon army. well, and it has to be as soon army because the day when we see the numbers it so damning that no one can be in denial both within the catholic church and the whole of soci

this is new york assemblymember jessica gonzalez-rojas speaking after touring rikers. >> i am admittedlyothers to call. partners to call. loved ones to call. because people have been stuck inside for days, weeks, four months, without -- for months without a court hearing. i witnessed and attempted suicide. they try to hang themselves right there. nobody deserves this. amy: well, this week, new york governor kathy hochul and new york city mayor bill de blasio announced they will transfer most of the 230 people, including women to two state prisons about 40 north of the city, including the maximum-security bedford hills prison. again, most of them are awaiting trial. for more, we're joined by three guests. anisa hayes a leader with the old solitary campaign. jullian harris-calvin is director of the greater justice new york program. jumaane williams is new york city's public advocate. last year, he toured rikers, since he has done since 2008. jumanne, let's begin with you. you said conditions, the last time you toured rikers island were the most horrific you have seen. tell us what you have

and in los angeles, we're joined by jessica gonzalez. of the media advocacy group free press and co-founder of change the terms, a coalition that works to hate online -- to disrupt hate online. she's also a member of the real facebook oversight board. these were our guests leading up to the hearing. we thought we would have you back to see what you are most affected by, most surprised by. roger, let's begin with you. you know mark zuckerberg, you were his mentor, early investor in facebook. talk about how significant this testimony is, and can you explain what is this issue of the algorithm? how does it lie to what zuckerberg said. we are not trying to increase hate and anger? roger: there are two basic problems we are dealing with. one is the culture of american siness where ceos are told to prioritize shareholder value at all costs. it is a little like the excuse i'm just following orders, right? it absolves essentially all manner of sins. that is a big part of the problem at facebook. essentially, think about the business this way. ad