they called her carol smith. w popular conservative facebook pages, like fox news, donald trump, and melania trump. but quickly, facebook began dragging her down a rabbit hole of misinformation. after only two days -- two days, facebook recommended carol follow a qanon page. and a few days later, it suggested she follow another. by week three of the experiment carol's feed had become, quote, "a constant flow of misleading and polarizing content," and so facebook began sending push notifications. one notification was actually to a facebook post claiming barack obama was born in kenya. >> sarah: wow! facebook radicalized a person in just three weeks! even isis was like, "why can't we get numbers like that?" and that's just one example. everything on the internet is so sweaty. i bought one credenza from west elm in 2016, and ever since then they've been emailing me five times a day, and by the fifth one, they're so desperate, "if you check out our new throw pillows, we will suck your [bleep]." but as bad as the inter

carol smith again, 1st of all, my condos is to you and to the people of guy. now, how has this sad news been taken in the country? well, brittany, it's been taking very, very hard. he's been taking very, very hard because of the way in the early hours. oh, up to 82 of the page mans, ministry of foreign affairs to the embassy of gardener in turkey. and you know, given us each, the body whisk retrieved carrie, you always have followed the ghana players that very closely. how will christian be remembered? oh, what can i say? first of all, beyond being the football of casino, the member id, humanitarian, he built a brand for himself and actually he did not want this brand to come out for him. and currently there was a famous prison program that was an o. prisoners could not people, they are remarked feet and helping them cope with the prison conditions. time we thought it was just an ordinary humanitarian efforts. we got to know later all that money square by christina, she's foundation a bill to reputation as a field trip is. i think kept help in potential. oh an

carol smith says they'll be remembered for much more than just his footballing achievements. oh, can i see 1st of all, beyond be in the foot of christiano, remembered humanitarian. he built a brand for himself and actually he did not want this brand to come out. and there was there, there must prison program for prisoners, could not pay for the remand feet and helping them as well. and cope with the prism conditions we thought was just an ordinary humanitarian efforts. we got to know later all that money square by christie and i choose foundation, a bill to reputation as it is, i think kept helping other football as who and not position to help them like he was. so that is all he will be remembered very, very fondly tennis. well, number one, i guess sean sec has successfully defended her cancer open title. the polish pie dropped just 3 games in the final against jessica pergola of the united states. is she on sex 1st tournament? when of the year she lost only 5 games all week on route to the title. at the beginning of the season, it wasn't easy for me to kind of for everythin

carol smith says he'll be remembered for more than just his footballing achievements. or can i see 1st of all, beyond being the football of christiano. remember he monetary and he built a brand for himself and actually he did not want this brand to come out. there was there, there must prison program, prisoners could not pay for the remarked fees and helping them as well and cope with the prism conditions. we thought was just an ordinary humanitarian efforts. we got to know later all that money went by christie, and i choose foundation, a bill to reputation as it is as he kept helping other football as who and not in a position to help them like he was. so that is all he will be remembered very, very fondly. now, tennis weldon born, he gets free on sac, has successfully defended her cats are open title, the polish pie drop just 3 games in this final against jessica gala of the united states. one of the year she lost only 5 games all week on route to the side. and another wind for call us on her up on his return from injury, the teenager completing the argentine open at

the architects in this town woman to be built to survive the next week. bernard smith, al jazeera carol marsh, still ahead on the bulletin parts of new zealand. still and gabrielle struck, its no violent and 3 fright far. my activist was sentenced to jail for plotting to kill president emmanuel mac. cause ah kalauia place to say the weather is now quieting down. across that eastern side of the rushing. see this long line of cloud that's been sweeping for the deep south, right, the way up towards the lakes and it will continue to trundle its way further. east was suddenly wayne's just remedies disabled. have seen temperatures getting up into the mid to high teens, but cooler air tucking in behind will win out as we go one through west sat they say something like a 10 degree and temperature staff in new york at the d. c. but at least it'll be dry, fine. and sunny, wanted to shower, said to eastern parts of canada. central air was as well, which was the mountain states of the us try to sleep, sleep a little further east, which as we go on through sunday. but for the most part, not so bad d

the next week, bernard smith, al jazeera carol ma marsh, will despite the widespread devastation lot, all cities of suffered the same fate as natasha. can em reports now from ers and not a single person died in irs in not a single building collapsed. yet. there are plenty of people in the city of 43000 people who say they are angry and scared. there are damaged buildings. the government has advised people not to go back to their homes until an inspector has deemed them structurally sound. so we've spoken to people who say they're living intense cars and outside. they complain the fact that ers in has not been as devastated as other areas has left it overlooked when it comes to receiving aid as another shonda. but since the mer said is seen is not damaged. so many survivors came here. they're staying in their cars. they also new tents. they suffer as much as we do. they may survive in terms of food, but they have no place to stay. there are a couple of factors explaining why ers in was not severely damaged. it's next to a fault line expert say that fault line did not shift. there is a

the architects in this town woman to be built to survive the next week. bernard smith, al jazeera carol, ma marsh. let's cross now to natasha. good name, who joins live now from ers and natasha. tell us about how urs in has coped with the earthquakes. the ursa n is in northern had tie. there's a population of about 43000 people. not one person died in the earthquake, not one building collapsed, but people here are still angry and scared. that's because there are, there are damage buildings. we've seen people living outside intense and they say they're too scared to go inside. they're not sure if the buildings are structurally sound, they're angry because they say this impression of resign as having fared quite well after the earthquake is preventing aid from getting here. there are a number of factors that would explain why ours on has been minimally touched by the earthquake in a province that has been devastated. bear in mind, this province has lost at least 14000 people, or is on is about 101000 kilometers from the epicenter of this earthquake. and it's about 40 kilometers west from

smith to his wife, marie. they tracked down the couple's daughter carol, who was so grateful to read all about her parents and their love affair. guess what created her? so, yeah, sure. super interesting for the daughter had guess maybe you you cut a hole in the ceiling and then. stick them in there and then hope somebody finds patch it up. well, that's an interesting place that we don't know. maybe it was embarrassing. we want to, you know, could have been a graphic anyway that f up from 4 news at 5, we show. thanks for being with us. a big news night. a lot more to get a crowd. 4 news at 6. you will join ken for a big event in washington. yeah, there's something going on in washington, d.c., for thank you. grant vicki will be here in a moment. we want to show you a live picture. >> from the u.s. capitol, we're just moments away from the state of the union address. there is paul pelosi walking into the chamber. special coverage begins right special coverage begins right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >> from t

is still part of this country waiting for the 1st rescue teams to arrive . bernard smith al jazeera, is candor. carol, let's bring in sailor i will gas m, who's the deputy director of partner development for a stomach relief. he joins me now from carroll, my marsh, in turkey. i welcome to the news hour. we've seen, of course, many heart breaking images of children being pulled from the rubble in turkey and syria. some of course separated from their families and indeed orphaned. what happens to those children next? well firstly, you know, it's, it's, it's been a very, very challenging couple of days. there are many, many difficulties, many, many challenges. i have to take the opportunity to, you know, talk when we're talking about the all phones where we understand that there is and to stop this authority here in turkey. there are great coordinating efforts. right now i'm, i'm actually out one of the warehouses. lots of the supplies are coming in. things are happening in a, in a very organized manner in terms of the children and your question. a lot of the, the, the health care why? because took care

smith, who is to his wife, marie. they tracked down the couple's daughter carol, who was grateful to read all about her parents. love story. about her parents. love story. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >> it criticizes my make no excuses for we're going to buy american. >> president biden giving his second state of the union address to the american people tonight, the president announced new standards requiring all construction materials and federal infrastructure projects be made in america. that includes items such as lumber, glass and drywall. >> congresswoman barbara lee is joining us now live from washington, d.c., with her perspective on the president's address. thank you for joining us here on kron 4. what did you think? >> well, i think was a great speech. he touched on many issues and the majority he to the american people. they can connect with him on everything he talked about. and we talk about the cost of insulin for those who have diabetes. when he talks about the cost of groceries and the infl

carol. so that was a very, very special and one story you do have. please come on up. are you? you're ready. i'll continue with my tell who you are. if i. my name is -- smith richard smith. i'm ordinary citizen. now. when i as you went through the early part, the really exciting and derring do part of the wallace carroll struck me and this happens here at book talks here from time time that exciting things like this say well this would make a great movie you know this is really cinematic material so i don't know whether you've already addressed but it also occurred to me that you go on in the story, it gets derring do and it gets more well intellectual and more newsroom and so forth. so just your your comments on the movie worthiness, the book and whether whether you would want the book, any movie to cover the entire life rather than just, you know, some piece of or whatever. what are your who's going to play pat exactly. well, i mean, sure. i mean, it would be, you know, would be wonderful if that happened. but i do think that henry fonda be okay. but i do that there's an adventure story there. and the chair if were to do the book over again, i might just

and frank, just to build on carol's analysis and reporting, we learned in reporting in the fall, i believe both of these developments pre-date or coincide with jack smith'sthere was a valet, a former military aide, i think his name is mr. naruto who the government didn't think was truthful, who may have been involved in this alleged relocation of documents, and we also know that there are a lot of machinations behind kash patel's conditions for testifying, and he received some version of limited immunity, and then we haven't heard much about either of those individuals since. >> yeah, i think the question is not really who was it that may have talked to the special counsel's office, but who was it that -- who didn't talk to the special counsel's office. i think the list of people grows, including as you said, the diet coke guy, the guy you're referring to is the guy allegedly who kept bringing the diet cokes to trump in the oval office when the buzzer was activated and left the government service and went to trump. people are facing the decision of their lifetime about talking. add to the list, and this is completely hypothetical, but i can tell you with