last thursday, a message from miss antigone davis was simple. quote, this research is not a bombshell, end quote. and she repeated the line. not a bombshell. well, this research is the very definition of a bombshell. facebook and big tech are facing a big tobacco moment. a moment of reckoning. parallel is striking. i sued big tobacco as connecticut's attorney general. i helped to lead the states in that and i remember very, very well the moment in the course of our litigation when we learned of those files that showed not only that big tobacco knew that its product caused cancer, but that they had done the research, they concealed the files, and now we knew and the world knew and big tech now faces that big tobacco, jaw dropping moment of truth. it is documented proof that facebook knows its products can be addictive and toxic to children and it's not just that they made money. f again, it's that they valued their profit more than the pain that they caused to children and their families. the damage to self-interest and self-worth inflected by fa

miss davis. she came and testifying before this committee and she focused on among other things, the extent to which facebook targets ads to children, sexually suggested or geared toward adult themed products or themes in general. now i didn't, while i appreciated her willingness to be here, i didn't get the clearest answers in response to those questions. so i'm hoping you can help shed some light on those issues related to facebook's advertising processes here today. as we get into this, i want to read you a quote that i got from miss davis last week. here's what she said during her questioning. quote, when we do ads to young people, there are only three things that an advertiser can target around. age, gender, location. we also prohibit certain ads to young people including weight loss ads. we don't allow tobacco ads. we don't allow them to children. to minors. closed quote. now, since that exchange happened last week, there are a number of individuals in groups including a group called the te

we heard from miss davis, who heads global safety for facebook. and it was surprising to us that what she tried to do was to minimize the information that was in these documents to minimize the research and to minimize the knowledge that facebook had. at one point i even reminded her, the research was not 3rd party research. the research was their facebook's internal research, so they knew what they were doing. they knew where the violations were, and they know they are guilty. they know that their research tells them this, o, y asked week in advance of our hearing. facebook released to studies and said that the wall street journal was all wrong if they had just gotten it wrong, as if the wall street journal did not know how to read these documents. and how to work through this research. having seen the data that you've presented to and the other studies that facebook did not publicly share, i feel pretty confident that it's facebook who has done the misrepresenting to this committee. here are some of the numbers that facebook chose not to share.

it's not causal research it's, fact, just -- >> i beg to differ with you, miss davis this research is a bombshell >> the global head of security for facebook says the data is misleading and is being taken out of context. >> in fact, with this research, we found that more teen girls actually find instagram helpful. >> reporter: still, the internet giant delayed the launch of a platform for kids 13 and under with the whistle blower. an employee at facebook expected to testify next ike e week jay grey, nbc news. >> happy friday, janessa >> happy friday, everyone. going into the week, we have been dealing with fairly quiet conditions we have one making its way across texas it will be a soggy weekend for this area into the mississippi valley as well so right now, slight risk of severe weather throughout the afternoon just south of dallas it's torrential rain we will be watching, minor flooding possible some local areas could see up to four inches of rain. that will continue its way into sections of the mid-west as we head into your saturday as well. so the warmer air is still in place for

. >> i beg to differ with you, miss davis. this research is a bombshell. it is.pping, riveting evidence. reporter: disdain for the company was clear across the board. >> have you quantified how many children have taken their own lives because of your products? and number two, as the global head of safety for facebook, what would you say to a mother? what would you say to a father who lost a child because of facebook's products? >> first of all, senator cruz, the research that you are referring to is, in fact, not causal research. reporter: critics congress can dramatically change how the company operates. >> tracking opening -- cracking open the algorithms saying you can no longer maximize for things that heart -- hurt people in society. they shouldn't be playing in the marketplace. reporter: and it's going to get more tense for facebook here on capitol hill. next week, a whistleblower is set to testify, likely fueling a growing desire to regulate social media that seems to be coming from both political parties. petticoat lane, al jazeera, washington. barbara: a

there is a aood criticism towards miss davies.uch. some breaking news on the angela rayner case that we mentioned and we are hearing that the 36 —year—old man from cambridgeshire has been sentenced at huntington magistrates court to 15 weeks in prison, suspended for 18 months after admitting sending the deputy leader leader ? labour leader a threatening email and that has just been reported by pa news that a man from cambridgeshire has been sentenced to 15 weeks in prison, suspended for 18 months. and we knew that angela rayner had had some abuse and threats in recent weeks. we will get you more on that as soon as we can. the bbc s understands that the remaining seven countries on england's red list will be removed. that means that arrivals from colombia, peru, panama, the dominican republic, haiti, venezuela and ecuador will not need to quarantine in a hotel. our transport correspondent caroline davies gave this update from heathrow airport. at the moment we don't have official confirmation from the government — this is speculati

the teens, miss davis stated, we don't allow weight loss ads to be shown to people under the age of 18. yet a recent study found that facebook committed ty, getting a teens as young as 13 with ads. the child, a young woman's thin waste promoting websites to glorify, intersects you, miss hogan, of based on your time at facebook. do you think facebook is telling the truth? i think facebook i'm has focused on scale over safety and is likely that they are using an artificial intelligence to try to identify harmful ads without allowing the public oversight to see what is the actual effectiveness of those safety systems. you on earth of facebook to research about it's hard to teams, did you raised this issue with your supervisors? i did not work directly on, on anything involving teen mental health. this research is freely available to anyone in the company. a. mr. davis testified last week quote, we don't allow tobacco ads at all, we don't allow them. i'm 2 children, either we don't allow alcohol adds to miners. however, researchers also found that facebook does allow targeting of teens wit

when i asked miss davis how much of that came from instagram users under 18, she wouldn't say, i do you think the tunes are profitable for their company? i would assume so based on advertising for things like television, i've yet much, substantially higher advertising rates for customer. he don't yet have preferences or habits as i am, i'm sure they are some of the more profitable users on facebook, but i do not work directly on them. another major issue that's come out of this at eating disorders. as studies have found that eating disorders actually have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness for women. and i let a bill on this with centers capital baldwin that we passed into law. and i'm concerned that this algorithms that they have pushes outrageous content and promoting anorexia and the like. i know it's personal to you and you think that there algorithms push some of this content to young girls. facebook knows that they're, they in the inc. engagement based ranking, the way that they pick the content and instagram for young users for all users on amplifies preferences. an

and unfortunately, miss davis was really trying to evade the questions, trying to put this spin on it, saying this news is not bomb shell lose saying, well sure, a certain percentage of teens report that they feel worse about themselves or that they may be or even more likely to commit suicide if they're on instagram, but then there are others who say that instagram is fine. i mean, that's not a real way of answering the concerns of parents or of law makers. the former french president nicholas stucco, see, has been handed a one year jail sentence, but he's unlikely to spend any time behind bars. he was found guilty for his role in illegal overspending face, failed attempt to win a 2nd time. the judge said he could set the sentence confined to his home, and as natasha buckler reports in paris, this is not the end of his legal battles. nicholas sa cosy was not in the paris court for the verdict into the so called big 1000000 corruption trial. but his 13 co accused were all, were found guilty of a legal campaign financing. sa cosy, was sentenced to a year under house arrest. repression

. >> last thursday my colleagues and i asked miss davis, who is representing facebook, about how ther to pause permanently instagram for kids and she said quote, there's no one person that makes a decision like that. we think about that collaboratively. it's as though she couldn't mention mark zuckerberg's name isn't he the one who will be making the decision, from your experience in the company? >> mark holds as unique role in the tech industry, in that he holds over 55% of the voting shares for facebook. there are no similarly powerful companies as unilaterally controlled and in the end, the buck stops with mark. the all is no one holding power than himself >> and mark zuckerberg is the algorithm designer in chief, correct? >> i received an mba from harvedered and they emphasized thank that we're responsible for the organization it is intended to be flat. the metrics make the decision. unfortunate larks that, itself is a decision. in the end if he's ceo, he's responsible. >> the buck stops with him >> the buck stops with him >> and speaking of the buck stopping, you have said that

it's in fact just -- >> no, i beg to differ with you, miss davis. this research is a bombshell. it is powerful, gripping, riveting evidence that facebook knows of the harmful effects of its site on children and that it has concealed those facts and findings. >> senator, on behalf of all exasperated parents out there, kids are hooked to this. what is the solution, do you think? >> jim, you should be appalled and agast as a parent and you should be here because facebook not only knew of these harms, really serious, destructive consequences in online bullying, eating disorders, self-injury, even suicide, and they concealed them and maybe most agreejsly, they profited from them purposely and made money and exploited your children and all of america's children on instagram and facebook and what should be done because we no longer can trust facebook is to hold them accountable through legislation like the kids act, which i have authored with my colleague, senator markey, the online privacy act. other measures that will protect children. we're talking about 13 and 14-year-olds and youn

this is a quote i got from miss davis last week. quote, when we do ads for young people, there's only three things and advertiser can target around, age, gender, location. we also prohibit hats to young people, including weight loss adds. we don't allow tobacco ads. since the exchange happened last week, there is a number of individuals and groups, including one called the technology transparency project that have indicated that testimony was inaccurate, false. they noted that there was an experiment conducted last month. the goal is to be targeted to children 13 to 17 in the united states. they stopped them, but facebook did approve them. i brought a few of these to show you. this is the first i wanted to showcase. this is a colorful graphic. as the graphic indicates, this involves getting together, kids getting together randomly to abuse prescription drugs. the second graphic displays the encourage and promotion of anorexia. it's on there. it's an entirely different kettle of fish if this was targeted to an adult audience. it's no

it's not causal research it's, in fact, just -- >> well, i beg to differ with you, miss davis.s a bombshell >> in fact, with this research, we found that more teen girls find instagram helpful >> lawmakers also accuse facebook of using similar tactics to the tobacco industry when it comes to targeting minors a facebook whistle blower is expected to testify next week as the investigation continues. guys, i'll ask you real quickly, andrew, we were talking about this earlier this week, is this a victory? a victory for now? the idea they were pausing this product for younger kids i think you are probably right they're still going to do it they're trying to make it look like they are talking to all of these groups first i don't know i think they face tougher resistance than watching the glialing yesterday. >> i don't know, do you you see the other part of it, which is astonishing how much our elected leaders don't understand what they are talking about >> they're talking about it's actually like an actual product? >> right. >> he has no idea. just the whole thing, look, i think ther

. >> thank you miss davis. do we have another color in the queue?> clerk: there are nofurther callers in the queue . >> mister president. >> thank you so much and seeing no other speakers public comment is now closed. madam clerk let's go to our reduction whena committee reference identical items 52 through 61 . >> items 50 through's two through 61 were introduced without committee reference. the unanimous vote is required for adoption of these resolutions today on first reading. alternatively a member may requirea resolution to vote of committee .>> would you like to sever any items?supervisor haney. >> can i sever 54? >> president: thank you supervisor haney. supervisormar . >> i wantedto be added as a cosponsor to 57 and 58 . >> thank you so much. i don't see anyone else on the roster so madam clerk, would you please call the role for items 52, 53, 55 . >> i'm sorry, can you me to item 53. >> i'm glad you can't see my faceright now. thank you supervisor . anyone else. >> last call. thank you madam clerk, would you please call the role for items 5

. >> thank you miss davis. do we have another color in the queue?> clerk: there are nofurther callers in the queue . >> mister president. >> thank you so much and seeing no other speakers public comment is now closed. madam clerk let's go to our reduction whena committee reference identical items 52 through 61 . >> items 50 through's two through 61 were introduced without committee reference. the unanimous vote is required for adoption of these resolutions today on first reading. alternatively a member may requirea resolution to vote of committee .>> would you like to sever any items?supervisor haney. >> can i sever 54? >> president: thank you supervisor haney. supervisormar . >> i wantedto be added as a cosponsor to 57 and 58 . >> thank you so much. i don't see anyone else on the roster so madam clerk, would you please call the role for items 52, 53, 55 . >> i'm sorry, can you me to item 53. >> i'm glad you can't see my faceright now. thank you supervisor . anyone else. >> last call. thank you madam clerk, would you please call the role for items 5

the clerk: miss cheryl davis of san francisco, california to a three-year term. and mrs. renee rodriguez of eden burrow, texas, to a two-year term. the speaker pro tempore: pursuan t to section 11-b of house resolution 188, the house tans adjourned until 2:00 p.m. on tuesday, october 19, 2021 >> as the house adjourns, a committee meeting on affordable housing has just gotten underway. rep. cleaver: from an economic lens, the affordable housing crisis is a supply and demand problem -- supply of particularly affordable housing is not up to pace with the demand. that is the most recent decade, stemming from january 2010 to november 2019. any decade since the 1960's, by a wide margin. while the housing market is desperate in need of more homes, the development of new homes in the lower end of the market, low income and first-time homebuyers, has become particularly grim. and so we will get into this more as we move along, but i would like to know recognize the ranking member for five minutes. mr. hill? rep. hill: thank you, chairman cleaver. thanks for convening this hearing.

. >> thank you miss davis. do we have another color in the queue?> clerk: there are nofurther callers in the queue . >> mister president. >> thank you so much and seeing no other speakers public comment is now closed. madam clerk let's go to our reduction whena committee reference identical items 52 through 61 . >> items 50 through's two through 61 were introduced without committee reference. the unanimous vote is required for adoption of these resolutions today on first reading. alternatively a member may requirea resolution to vote of committee .>> would you like to sever any items?supervisor haney. >> can i sever 54? >> president: thank you supervisor haney. supervisormar . >> i wantedto be added as a cosponsor to 57 and 58 . >> thank you so much. i don't see anyone else on the roster so madam clerk, would you please call the role for items 52, 53, 55 . >> i'm sorry, can you me to item 53. >> i'm glad you can't see my faceright now. thank you supervisor . anyone else. >> last call. thank you madam clerk, would you please call the role for items 5

anyway he goes back a crossed they missed that in the meantime president davis is not happy. in the mississippi situation. and they get on the river and he sent earl van dorn in the summer of 62, that is when van dorn sends john c breckinridge to attack baton rouge that's the end of the css arkansas, van dorn is over that department of the time of the offensive taking place, does that make sense. what i'm trying to get you an overview of how many places this guy is that in the short span that is in the war, no doubt jefferson davis trusted him up until this point. we have a problem again in northern mississippi, the missourians who crossed the river are under the command of sterling price the same guy at alcorn tavern van dorn is supposed to go up there and unite with him and take over and they are jointly going to attack the real junction of mississippi. the battle of shiloh with the real junction at the mississippi. . . . over and over and october 3 indian army is a lot to and is awaiting its arrival william rosecrans. there's a small gap between what the two union brigades

anyway he goes back a crossed they missed that in the meantime president davis is not happy. in the mississippi situation. and they get on the river and he sent earl van dorn in the summer of 62, that is when van dorn sends john c breckinridge to attack baton rouge that's the end of the css arkansas, van dorn is over that department of the time of the offensive taking place, does that make sense. what i'm trying to get you an overview of how many places this guy is that in the short span that is in the war, no doubt jefferson davis trusted him up until this point. we have a problem again in northern mississippi, the missourians who crossed the river are under the command of sterling price the same guy at alcorn tavern van dorn is supposed to go up there and unite with him and take over and they are jointly going to attack the real junction of mississippi. the battle of shiloh with the real junction at the mississippi. . . . over and over and october 3 indian army is a lot to and is awaiting its arrival william rosecrans. there's a small gap between what the two union brigades

david davis, who also was one of the chief negotiators of exiting the a, you quite a big politician here in the united kingdom. anyway, you chip accused him of supporting and spouting medical, a miss information violating the policy, but didn't actually specify what now these comments from david davis, they were made at the time just last week at the fringe meeting at the tory party conference just last week. he was talking about all sorts of things throughout, at the pandemic, the government's handling of it, the restrictions put in place, also vaccination passports as well. and he was arguing that the government has these draconian actions that failed to actually achieve their aims. now it didn't seem to be anything too extreme, but you chief thought the absolute opposite. in fact, contacted big brother watch, which was the company that uploaded the video in the 1st place, telling them that they were taking it down. now that is a decision that they have since reversed due to all of the upper all. we quickly remove electrical intended violates our community guidelines including coven, 19 content that explicitly contradicts extra processes from local health authorities, or the wor

energy we spent focusing on her, finding many of the other indigenous women missing across north america. >> mary johnson davisars twice, once in life and once in the news. >> if you look at data from 2020, there's 250,000 missing women as of last year. more than 100,000 were women of color. >> laurie ann baufman, wanda fay walker, erica nicole hunt. >> why do we have greater compassion in our heart for gabby petito than for these other women? we have to really dig deeply to ask ourselves that question. >> it's on all of you. every within in this room to do that. and if you don't do that for other people missing, that's a shame. because it's not just gabby that deserves that. >> brian is missing for weeks and the search goes on and on. >> i worry about him. i hope he's okay and i'm angry and everything runs through my head. i hope my brother's alive because i want answers just as much as everybody else. >> gabby petito's boyfriend has apparently disappeared himself. >> lot of the public was acting under the assumption that he's involved. why don't the authorities just arrest him? but from their perspective, th

ultimately able to align this with miss colvin and attorney fred gray being in the city at the same time when we're honoring attorney gray by renaming jefferson davisth miss colvin. we got the support of the district attorney, and we feel great about where that is right now. >> and i was about to bring up fred gray, attorney gray who is the man, we have been showing pictures of miss colvin throughout your answer and the man next to her to the left of her on the screen is fred gray. and you did rename jefferson davis avenue for fred gray. here is the question, isn't that against the law in alabama? >> well, it might be. but i think there is something to be said about, you know, civil disobedience and challenging unjust laws and this is just another one that alabama has on the books. and, listen, we understand that, you know, there are those who are concerned about history, there are those who are concerned about embracing diversity and inclusion, and recognizing the contribution above us. ultimately what we have to see is that what hurts one hurts us all and if we're to be able to rebuild the chasm that exists in our nation, we have to do that at th

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to representative davis of kansas talk about her new book big voice a native kid becomes a congresswoman. please continue to enjoy the festival. >> thanks, everybody. >> if you missed any of our coverage of the 2021 national book festival today, you can watch it all anytime at booktv.org. >>> the world has changed. today the fast reliable internet connection is something no one can live without so wow is there for our customers with speed, reliability, value and choice. now more than ever it all starts with great internet. >> wow! along with of these companies support c-span2 as a public service. >>> columbia university visiting scholar recently argued that conservative evangelicals do not uphold christian values. here is a portion of that program. >> i must say i wrote the book out of a sense of sadness and also outrage at what the right-wing evangelical christians are doing to this nation and to the way they are misrepresenting to so many to the detriment of so many in society. some of the dialogue and rhetoric has the particular support of a hateful form of president is caused so much pain and division in this society. i want to share with you something a little

aasha davis had a million questions and almost no answers. >> we were wondering if we had to file a missingm. we were nervous, what will we find in the apartment? what if they got robbed? >> they were always together during their marriage. now they were both suddenly gone. lesley is missing and lyle is missing. did you think wherever they were, they were probably together? >> yes. >> aasha and her husband jesse grabbed their newborn son and headed to the condo complex in the hollywood hills to see what if anything they could find there. >> lesley's car is there in her assigned parking spot. that made it feel heavier. like her car is here and she's not answering the phone. >> they went into the building to knock on the door. they wondered if lesley who suffered from migraines might be sick inside. their knocking got no response. they waited and waited. they returned to the garage where they saw a man parking in the spot next on lesley's. >> we said hey, have you seen the woman who owns this car? he said i haven't seen her, but i saw her husband yesterday. >> that was strange. so aasha and je

miss hogan for joining us this week. it's it very, very helpful. our grateful that you're willing to make yourself available. last week, we had another witness from facebook. ms. davis. she came in, she testified before this committee and she focused on, among other things, the extent to which facebook target tabs to children, including ads that are either sexually suggestive or geared toward adult themed products or themes in general. now i didn't, i, well, i appreciate her willingness to be here. i didn't get the clearest answers in response to some of those questions. and so i'm hoping that you can help shed some light on some of those issues related to facebook's advertising processes. here today is we get into this, i want to 1st read you a quote i got from from ms davis last week. here, here's what she said during her questioning, what? when we do adds to young people. there are only 3 things that an advertiser can target around age, gender location. we also prohibit certain as to young people including weight loss ads. we don't allow tobacco ads at all. busy many to young people, we don't allow them to children. we don't allow them to miners close. cook. now

missing from the shelf affecting everyone, supply chains and inflation. >> trace: we got new sound from jen psaki everybody will find interesting. edward lawrence live at the white house. let's bring in victor davis out now and he's a senior fellow at the hoover institution. great to have you on, victor. we have this thing that you heard of. it's called videotape and it's an achilles heel for president biden. this is him criticizing president trump. >> we have a leadership problem. if i were. today, i would be protecting meat packers, farm workers, boost the snap program. this is not rocket science. it's leadership. >> trace: apparently no longer a leadership problem. now it's rocket science. what do you make of this, victor? >> he was voicing those while he was incognito in his basement. he wasn't out talking to people to get feedback or appointing people with practicing -- pragmatic solutions. every once in a while these theories break out and leftists convey them to actual policy. f.d.r. i don't think would have been able to do the entire new deal if it hadn't been for the great depression, which the world war ii solved the problem for us. the great society was a result of the tragic shooting

miss joins us live to explain why why wildlife and environmental groups warned this is an ecological disaster? ali well, sal, there are marine biologists from u. c. davis and from several nonprofit groups throughout northern california that are already in southern california, trying to help. they are trying to save marine wildlife that may be covered in oil or trapped in sledge along the southern california coast, and this is all because of an oil pipeline underwater that started leaking over the weekend about three miles off the coast of huntington beach. we are in the midst of a potential ecological disaster here and huntington beach, the u s coast guard in california department of fish and wildlife are working to clean up the mess from that oil pipeline leak sharing these photos of the response, which show part of the more than 13, mile long sheen of oil on the orange county coast, government agencies have been able to skim about 3000 gallons of oil. just a fraction of the 126,000 that spilled dolphins whales swimming through that oil. they're breathing in toxic fumes that are potentially deadly, so it's really devastating. the company that owns the

davis cup finals after being named in an initial four—man squad. dan evans is the second singles player along with doubles specialistsjoe salisbury and neal skupski also included. andy murray is missingat athletes travelling to the winter olympics in beijing next february will need to be fully vaccinated against covid or face a 21—day quarantine on arrival. there will also be daily tests and temperature checks as the country experiences an increase in cases. meanwhile, unvaccinated tennis players are set to be allowed to compete in the australian open but face two weeks of quarantine and regular testing, according to a letter distributed to wta players. a number of players, including 35% on the men's tour, remain unvaccinated. lewis hamilton has admitted it's going to be tough to challenge the red bull of max verstappen, as the formula one season enters the final few races of the season. verstappen finished just ahead of the seven—time champion at the circuit of the americas in texas for red bull's first win in there in 8 years. joe lynskey has more. the tense final outs of the us grand prix and a mace now looks like the f1 prix and a mace now looks like the fi season. max verstappen

davis gets down in his crouch. here comes the 3-2. swing and a miss. >> big pitch. >> he threw the fastball up high.e it. two outs at the end of seven. >> it is going to come down to this p. >> the republicans crowd will rise to its feet with two outs. the republican team trying to get the crowd into it. >> the republicans one out away from their first victory in five years and only their second victory in a decade. greg stanton will be the batter. earlier in the game stanton hit for aguila in the seventh hole. now he is hitting in the 10th hole. >> 0-1 to stanton outside. what is the chant coming from the first base side? >> i hear some stanton, stanton. >> stanton hit. that's the ballgame. the republicans win it 13-12 as they storm out of the first base side of the dugout and mob each other around the pitcher's mound. the first win for the republicans since 2016 and just their second win in a decade. steube and pfluger get it done on the mound and how fitting was that that steube catches the final out at third to secure the win. >> exactly. what game. that was a great congressional baseball game.

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the clerk: miss cheryl davis of san francisco, california to a three-year term. and mrs. renee rodriguez of eden burrow, texas, to a two-year term. the speaker pro tempore: pursuan t to section 11-b of house resolution 188,