mark zuckerberg, sandberg, and others in meetings and memos he resoundingly raised an alarm about statistics showing facebook prevalent and arms to teens. telling mark sucker for example and a memo that more than half of facebook users had bad or harmful experience trust in the last week. instead of real reform he will testify that facebook engaged in a purposeful public strategy of distraction, denial and deception. they hid from this committee and all of congress evidence of the harms that they knew was credible. and they ignored and disregarded for making the site safer and they even rolled back some of the existing protection. is not the first and only whistleblower to come forward. we heard from francis who showed facebook's own researchers describe instagram itself as a quote perfect storm. on that it exacerbates downward spirals of addiction, eating disorders and depression. as the first to show in documents and documents were going to show this for the record they will show for example a quarter of young teens 1314 years old report receiving sexual advances on instagram. nearly a thi

. >> mark zuckerberg has to say, last quarter we made $34 billion, and the next thing he has to say is, and instagram, this is the percentage of teens that experienced unwanted sexual advances. that will go down very quickly. >> how would it go down? what's because they would be incentivized to work on it. >> except if there is no law that prevents them from having these kinds of content, there are no court cases, they are not held responsible, the fact that people know they have exposed these kids to watch? -- to what? this is why there is so much attention being paid to section 230 and the limited liability. they are protected from content -- they do try, i suppose. he said they have a limited definition of what is harmful content. and on the other hand i'm all for doing more than we are currently doing, but one of the things that can also happen, i wrote a letter asking the ftc to investigate matters of censoring advertisements for health products related to administration. and there they decided these types of advertisements were harmful. i hardly call that a very narrow definition

this a landmark deal. >> i also want to talk to you about a story of significance surrounding mark zuckerberg, the ceo of meta. there are these newly unsealed court documents, and they allege that zuckerberg repeatedly ignored proposaled bs by high ranking executives aimed at improving mental health on the platforms. the e-mails are part of the ongoing lawsuit filed by massachusetts last month, and one of the initiatives that they allege that zuckerberg vetoed is 2019. it would have disabled those so-called beauty filters on instagram. if you look at the complaint, zuckerberg argued there was a demand, and he didn't see any data to suggest they were har harmful. meta executives sounded the alarm on well being concerns. they recommend the company address issues of addiction, self-harm, bullying, this was the summer of 2021, and months later, these documents say, a response came from the cfo who tersely responded that staffing was too, quote, restrained to meet the requests. these are the allegations in the suit, but they're significant, are they not, especially given how much control zuckerber

the attorney general says a newly unredacted complaint shows just how far mark zuckerberg's company went to attract young children to its platforms. here is nbc's ian cull. >> reporter: tonight, meta is under fire runs again. the lawsuit filed last month by 33 state attorneys general is being rereleased with newly unredacted sections, the legal effort is coled by california attorney general rob bonta. >> it really paints a despicable picture of pursuing endless profits while harming our children. >> reporter: the lawsuit alleges meta deplayed harmful features on instagram and facebook that addicted children and teens to the platform and did significant harm to their mental and physical health. the newly unredacted details also allege mark zuckerberg personally vetoed calls to remove an image filter that helped show what someone would look like after plastic surgery. though meta's results say kids under 13 aren't allowed to use facebook and instagram, the suit says it knew around 30% of all 10 to 12-year-olds in the united states were using its platforms. it also claims kids' email addres

mark zuckerberg, he has young kids, lives on the peninsula. any public response from him? >> not really. he has sort of taken the company line in saying, look, we have things in place for parents. we have things in place to keep 13-year-olds and understands out. but it really is up to the parents. i remember when my oldest turned 13 and wanted to go on facebook. we made sure all the -- >> you did all the blocks. >> exactly. and all of that. on its own, facebook isn't going to take care of your kids. you have to do it yourself. zuckerberg is not doing enough obviously to assuage 33 attorneys general. so he needs to do more. the company needs to do more. i think that's what this lawsuit aims to accomplish. >> we'll see where it goes. thank you, scott. >>> let's talk about our weather on this monday. it is chilly, and it's actually getting chillier. a live look now at the bay bridge. we're talking about the possibility of freezing temperatures and more frost. take a look at this photo posted by our meteorologist, rob mayeda. what does it say? november 27, 2023. there it is. t

so mark zuckerberg believes that that be a reason for you to put a virtual reality helmet on for 8 hours a day and pretend you live in a fantasy universe. mark hendrickson thinks that should buy nft is and crypto because then you'll be able to make a fortune without working it'll be easy. elon musk thinks we should give him 10 to 20. true dollars to go to mars. the first mission, which cost 10 trillion, would take 50 people to mars. he'not sure how they're going to get back from mars as he's on it. i mean, as long as he's on it feels like i would write 20 trillion, you know, i'd pay a fair amount. anpeter thiel has the weirdest of all ideas, which is that he's going to live to the of 200 right now he's to do that by going to san diego once a month and getting blood from 15 year old boys because in his at the methuselah corporate and literally that's the name of his institute in his lab the old rats that get blood transfusions from young rats live longer than the old ratshat don't get blood transfusion. and so he's extrapolated to think that if he gets blood from these 15 year olds, he'll

mark zuckerberg wants to go to the metaverse, elon musk wants to go to mars. peter teal talks about one order of magnitude above everybody else. that is the mindset. it really peaks in this almost eugenic idea called "effective altruism," where they believe it is ok to be awful person now as ng as you earn a lot of money and give some of the money back. it is a weird utilitarianism on digital psychedelic steroids, or they believe -- this is how far the mindset goes -- it is this tech worship, hatred of the huma the body, of everything earthly that they think in the future there will be hundreds of trillions of post human artificial intelligences spread throughout the galaxy that will launch these things come apart biology, digital, silicon. their post human entities all over the universe. and because there are so many of them, their total happiness matters more than the happiness of the 8 billion larval hun maggots that happen to be alive on the mother nest right now. and that is a very dangerous way to look that the lives of the people today matter less than

states take on social media giant meta, this morning newly unsealed documents allege that the ceo mark zuckerberg that zuckerberg rejected a proposal from his own team that would have banned certain beauty filters particularly the ones that mimic plastic surgery out of concern for the mental impact on teens and women. according to an internal e-mail, instagram pleaded with him to disable the filthers. writing, we are talking about actively encouraging young girls into body dysmorphia. the more than 100-page lawsuit by the state of massachusetts alleges meta dismissed its own internal research, laying out the harm and addictive nature of its platforms. and that from 2018 to 2022 consistently chose not to make additional investments to improve young users' well-being. but in a statement, meta says teens and parents now have over 30 tools and resources to help keep teens safe adding the complaint is filled with quotes from hand picked documents that do not provide the full context of how the company operates or what decisions were made. >> what we could see is a plethora of regulations, safe guards,

he presented the numbers to mark zuckerberg and what did mark zuckerberg do? nothing, he didn't even reply. they can censor post on covid, vaccine efficacy or school board about what your child is being taught? >> laura: the whistleblower raised really important point about the culture in the company itself. watch this. >> it seems to me that the company culture is one of see no evil, hear neevil, we don't want to understand what people are experiencing and we're not willing to invest in tools that will help. >> laura: anything congress can do to root out, this is obviously predatory behavior that is happening regularly online that could be dealt with, but it is a hands-off, the company doesn't want to do anything about it. what can be done? >> we can let parents sue. it ought to be that if your kid gets sexually propositioned on instagram, you ought to hold them accountable or if your kid is exposed to sexual abuse material, child porn, you ought to be able to sue them. right now you can't, the companies are immune. let parents sue and protect their kids, tha

. ♪ >> laura: a met that whistleblower said he went to mark zuckerberg after 14-year-old daughter andine. you will be shocked what happened after that. the former meta engineer turned whistleblower is here, and that's next. ♪ ♪ with fastsigns, create custom graphics that get tails and tongues wagging. ♪ fastsigns. make your statement. israel is under attack and jewish families are in danger. israel's enemies seek our destruction. the people of israel need immediate help. rockets have us squarely in the crosshairs. our people are targets in their own homes. many have lost everything and fear for their lives. the international fellowship of christians and jews has launched an urgent response to rescue those affected by this violent attack. our teams are on the ground across israel delivering lifesaving aid. your urgently needed gift of only $45 will help rush food, water, medicine and emergency supplies for jewish families that have nowhere to turn. time is literally running out. what we need you to do is to act now. don't let everyday aches and pains keep you from living your best life

he presented those numbers to mark zuckerberg and what did mark zuckerberg do? nothing.eply. but, yet, laura, they have plenty of time to work with the biden administration to censor post on covid, vaccine efficacy, or if you want to organize your school board and ask about what are your kids being taught no, no. your posts can be taken down. meanwhile people are running pedophile rings on instagram. >> the whistleblower, senator, also raised really important point about the culture in the company itself in meta park, watch. this it seems to me that the company culture is one of see no evil, hear no evil. we don't want to understand what people are experiencing and we are not willing to invest in that in the tools that will help. >> laura: is there anything congress can do to root out what -- this is obviously predatory behavior that is happening regularly online that could be dealt with you about, i guess it's a hands off, i shouldn't say hands off, that's a bad met for to use here. the company doesn't want to do anything about it. so, what can be done? >> well, we can

he showed me e—mails to meta founder mark zuckerberg, flagging his concerns. hold a message to report it. arturo bejar thinks there should be a simpler way to flag anything you get that makes you feel uncomfortable. meta says, "working with parents and experts, we have also introduced over 30 tools to support teams and theirfamilies in having safe, positive experiences online." one thing you can do right now is check your privacy settings. i would suggest that people constantly check the privacy, check your settings there, because that is always where there will be some information about how the information is shared, what content you want to see. but don'tjust do it once. keep doing it because these settings change. in the uk, the new online safely act has tough penalties for firms which fail to protect children, and there are already lawsuits in the us about the impact of social media on teen mental health. meta says its work in this area is ongoing. zoe kleinman, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other storie

up next, unexpected post from meda ceo mark zuckerberg, what he says landed him in the hospital, and it was not a cheap shot from elon musk. we have verified that, we will tell u more yo >>> former billionaire sam bankman-fried is facing up to 110 years in prison after his conviction on fraud and money laundering. you may be wondering what about his former colleagues? former alameda ceo carolyn ellison, ftx cofounder, former engineering chief, they all pleaded guilty to criminal charges. the three also testified against bankman-fried in hopes of getting lighter sentences. however, legal experts say they are in a waiting game and will probably face prison time as well. the three will likely learn their fate after bankman-fried is sentence if not until march 28th. >>> meda ceo mark zuckerberg is in the hospital tonight recovering from knee surgery. the tech billionaire posted on instagram he tore his acl while training for a competitive mixed martial arts fight. the only one i know he's up against, he was supposed to go up against elon musk all right with you in the post, you see him h

newly unsealed court documents say meta ceo mark zuckerberg has ignored are shut down top executives at his own company but urged him to do more to protect the mental health of children and teens. the suit was filed by the state of massachusetts last month. the new documents unsealed today say zuckerberg personally and repeatedly rejected initiatives meant to improve the well-being of teens on instagram and facebook. they also say zuckerberg personally establish goals for the company to increase the amount of time users spend on instagram. prosecutors in massachusetts say the company's policies violates state consumer protection laws. last month. the group of 41 states sued meta accusing the company of targeting young people and pushing them towards harmful content on its platforms. >> still ahead here, the holiday season will kick off officially tonight in san francisco. how you can take part of the celebrations as the 34th annual credit annual christmas tree lighting ceremony takes place in union square. and after the break, amazon is breaking into the health care industry with a n

reshad hudson. >> 2 newly unsealed court documents say meta ceo mark zuckerberg has ignored or shut down top executives at his company who urged him to do more to protect the mental health of children and teens. the suit was filed by the state of massachusetts last month. the new documents unsealed say zuckerberg personally and repeatedly rejected an issue of spent to improve the well-being of teens on instagram and facebook. they also say zuckerberg perronally establish goals for the company to increase the amount of time users spend on instagram. prosecutors in massachusetts say the company's policies violate state consumer protection laws. last month. a group of 41 states sued meta accusing the company of targeting young people and pushing them towards harmful content on its platforms. both free and paid users of chat. gpt were unable to access that service yesterday due to an outage that turned out to be a cyber attack. the chatbot was offline for hours and returning various area error messages to anyone who tried to use it. the owner of chatgpt says openai said they had to fight off

. >> reporter: it's happened to megan rapinoe, daniel jones, even mark zuckerberg.re one of the most common and debilitating injuries for both professional and recreational athletes. between 100,200,000 thousand, a 200,000 in the u.s. but those treated without surgery showed signs of healing months later. >> people begin to question whether this should always be done. >> reporter: dr. bob salass has seen the benefits of non-operative treatment. >> we know one in three people who have their acl reconstructed have another acl subsequent injury, another acl tear. >> reporter: that's just what happened to dr. salas' patient, who had surgery 15 years ago. when you tore your acl, what options were you given? >> i was asked, do you feel the knee shift when you're going up and down the stairs, and i said yes, and so i was not given options. i was recommended surgery. >> reporter: it took a year before sadie was back to playing competitive basketball. she still walks with a slight limp. earlier this year she tore that same acl. she opted not to have surgery. >> it's been rea

steve jobs, mark zuckerberg kind of changed the way we live our lives. can sam have that potential? >> reporter: well, sam's influence on silicon valley is tremendous. remember, before this he ran why com bynator, which is the incubator for so many silicon valley companies, airbnb is a good example of one that went through y com bynator. so he is one of the most important people in silicon valley, and you and i both know how important openai is because of chatgpt and how often it gets in the news. >> so you mentioned the term clown car here. i haven't heard anything positive about this board from the outside looking in. is this a complete 100% fumble? >> reporter: it is, absolutely. they've essentially shattered the company. either everyone in the company is going to go over to microsoft, or that whole board is going to have to resign because that's what the letter that they got sent from 700-some employees said. resign and return sam, or we're all leaving over to microsoft. >> and we've heard microsoft obviously saying, come to us with open arms. marc benioff tweeting out, come to

while working as a consultant in october 2021, behar says he sent this email to ceo and founder mark zuckerberg, an instagram head adam mosseri sharing his daughter's negative experiences. but he says his outreach was ignored by the founder. >> just the disregard for the mental health of our kids is truly shocking. >> what should parents be taking away from this? >> parents need to become more aware of the digital lives that their children are leading. companies need to take more responsibility for the way their products are designed. and policymakers need to enact new laws to hold those companies accountable. >> reporter: a bipartisan bill aimed at protecting kids online is now making its way through the senate. meantime in response to bejar's claims, meta tells me that every day countless people inside the company are trying to keep young people safe, and it has already introduced more than 30 tools to support teens and their families online. norah. >> such an important story for parents and families. jo ling kent, thank you so much. >>> a case argued at the supreme court today could put the

i wentin ask all the way to the top.erberg >> mark zuckerberg. sheryl sandber, g.don't necessarily who's in charge of instagram, people with whom i had very sanb closely for six years on these issues. and the questionerith whom i ha you know, how many teens should they experience and want that vg advances, really, what should that number be? and they never answee.number br that question. >> well, in response to your spstimony,e that i made a spokesperson, arturo told the angle that every day s people inside and outside of made are working on how to keep the young people saforking e online. the issues raised here have led us to create features likey ,anonymous notifications of potentially hurtful content and comment warningsno. all of this work continues. so basically, they seem to be saying this is a work in progress and do you saythat? to that? >> oh, that is very misleading e this is a very simple thing. this is a company where everything is run by metrics. everything has a number. so they should be ableng is ruey the percentage of teens that got unwanted sexual

. >> mark zuckerberg's nonprofit is donating 1 million dollars to half moon bay mass shooting victims back in january of this year. they remember 7 farmworkers were killed after a gunman opened fire at california terra gardens and concord farms. the tragedy exposed deplorable, living conditions, low wages and violence on those farms. the new grant will support efforts to build safe and affordable housing options for the farm workers and their families. earlier this year, mateo county also launched a new task force to make sure hundreds of farms along the coast were in compliance with local and state housing regulations. >> this those there we >> hey, there's festus ezeli former warrior. he's a commentator. now for the team and he was there as that team tipped off its 2023 season of giving efforts by hosting a thanksgiving holiday market at chase event, organizers say hundreds of bay area families able to pick up free and grocery items. she heard him talking about the stuffing, the gravy, a great initiative they have through the holiday season. >> coming up next, in sports, the forty-n

. >> mark zuckerberg's nonprofit is donating a million dollars to half moon bay mass shooting victims. you may recall in january of this year, 7 farmworkers were killed after a gunman opened fire at califor ia terra gardens and concord farms. the tragedy exposed deplorable, living conditions, low wages and violence on the farms. the new grant will support efforts to build safe and affordable housing options for farm workers and their families. earlier this year, san mateo county launched a new task force to make sure hundreds of farms along the california coast. we're in compliance with local and state housing regulations. oakland police reveal new details about the cars involved in the double hit and run. >> that killed an 18 year-old plus a major development in the israel-hamas war. the israeli government voting to approve a temporary ceasefire allowing for hostages to be released and police departments into bay area cities are warning residents about scammers disguising as officers. what you need to officers. what you need to look out for to stay safe. my dry eye's made me a burnin

. >> steve jobs, mark zuckerberg, elon musk, you mentioned some of those names. does sam altman belong in that group, or will he when this is all said and done? >> absolutely. he was one of the founders of openai. he is the public face of not just openai, but the whole ai revolution that's happening now. and he absolutely belongs in the same class. >> what were the dynamic between the board and sam altman be going forward? now we know it's going to be a restructured board. what's it like next week and next year? >> sam altman has had a lot of power because of his expertise, because of the structural power he has had, because of the prestige power he has had. now the board is also going to be very careful either firing him or even controlling his actions because he has got more power now because they couldn't fire him once. >> reporter: final question for you, satya nadella, a lot of heavy hitting investors and business people in the silicon valley stepping up publicly to essentially demanding that altman gets his job back. have you ever seen that dynamic before?

soccer legend megan rapinoe, nfl player daniel jones, even aspiring mixed martial arts fighter, mark zuckerberghe most common and debilitating injuries for both professional and recreational athletes, between 100,000 and 200,000 a year in the u.s. >> you can see it's completely torn. >> reporter: for years knee experts considered surgery the go-to option, but a recent study in "the british journal of sports medicine" found 90% of ruptured acls treated without surgery showed signs of healing three months later indicating nonsurgical treatment could be an effective alternative. >> what we have seen is people begin to question whether this should always be done. >> reporter: dr. bob sallis at kaiser permanente fontana medical center in california has seen firsthand the benefits of nonoperative treatment. >> it's not a perfect procedure and, in fact, we know that about one in three people who have their acl reconstructed have another acl subsequent injury, have another acl tear. >> reporter: that's what happened to dr. sallis' patient, who had the surgery 15 years ago. >> when you tore your acl, wh

while working as a consultant in october 2021, he says he sent this email to ceo and founder mark zuckerberghead adam and sherry, sharing his daughter's online expenses but ignored by the founder. speak with a disregard the health of our kids is truly shocking. >> reporter: what should parents be taking away from this? >> parents need to become more aware of the digital lives their children are leading. companies need to take more responsibility for the way their products are designed, and policymakers need to enact new laws to hold those companies accountable. >> reporter: a bipartisan bill aimed at protecting kids online is now making its way through the senate. meantime, in response >> any five's claims, meta tells me at every day, countless people inside the company are trying to keep young people safe, and it has already introduced more than 30 tools to support teams and their families online. norah? >> norah: such an important story for parents and families. jo ling kent, thank you very much. a case argued at the supreme court today could put the safety of people in abusive relationshi

mark zuckerberg figured that out too. mr. viguerie have you gotten rich in your business? i have not. as a matter of fact, i'm very comfortable. but to this day, my team will testify under that, i put everything possible back into the company. i'm a at every fiber. my being, i'm an entrepreneur as. i said earlier, the definition of an entrepreneur, if anything, is a risk taker. so to this day, i, i put everything i've got available back in the company and i learned reason do that is 1965 assad makeup and in january and i went to very conservative organization just a few of them out there and i said, i've got these goldwater donors. let's a test mailing testimonial 5000 and they all agreed and we had spent a dollar instead of now you spend a dollar and 50% the money comes back because you invest in the long term value of that donor. in those days when i did spend a dollar two, three, four, $5 would come back. this is great. let's now we'll mail 50,000 letters. and when those results come the same, at the 5000, we'll mail 500,000. everyone, i'm said no, let's just mail anoth

he showed me e—mails to meta founder mark zuckerberg, flagging his concerns.anything you get that makes you feel uncomfortable. meta says, "working with parents and experts, we have also introduced over 30 tools to support teams and theirfamilies in having safe, positive experiences online." one thing you can do right now is check your privacy settings. i would suggest that people constantly check the privacy, check your settings there, because that is always where there will be some information about how the information is shared, what content you want to see. but don'tjust do it once. keep doing it because these settings change. in the uk, the new 0nline safely act has tough penalties for firms which fail to protect children, and there are already lawsuits in the us about the impact of social media on teen mental health. meta says its work in this area is ongoing. zoe kleinman, bbc news. the euclid telescope, which is trying to unlock some of the biggest mysteries of the universe, has released its first images. the project run by the european space agency is

mark zuckerberg recovering after having knee surgery. he has an acl tear medicine.s this happened during martial arts training soccer bird sharing the news on his instagram page. he says he's looking forward to continue training after he recovers. kron 4 is once again celebrating remarkable women of the bay area and we need your help to share their stories. if you know, a remarkable woman making a difference in your community, you can nominate her for a chance to be awarded woman of the year and to your nomination by scanning the qr code here on your screen or you can go to our website kron 4 dot com slash remarkable women. coming up, stanford on the road and rainy washington looking for their 3rd road win of the season. aaron wilson let us know if they got the let us know if they got the win over the cougars. when it comes to your health, you do you. you ping and pong that body. you plunge that body. you green that body. you brain power that body. you practice... and practice that body. you make it rain that body. you flu shot that body. and now, you spikevax that

mark zuckerberg might own all of our kidneys, right? but let's move on.r a long time now, america has been struggling to overcome its racist past. and the good news is, we're just about done. with all the big issues solved, all that's left is birds. >> the "new york times" says birds in the americas will no longer be named after people. the group responsible for standardizing english bird names says it will rename all species honoring people. it's being done to no longer pay tribute to those with racist pasts, such as john james audubon. the famous bird illustrator was a slave owner who opposed abolishing slavery. >> charlamagne: yeah, racists [bleep] it up for everyone again. we found out that some birds are named after slave owners, so now every bird's got to go down to the dmv and get a new i.d. but you know what? fine. let's get rid of the human bird names. and while we're at it, let's get rid of all the mean ones, too. everyone keeps reminding that eagle that it's bald! if chris rock can't say that to jada, why do we say it about our national bird? "

new tonight, mark zuckerberg's a nonprofit is donating 1 million dollars to half moon bay mass shooting victims in january of this year. 7 farmworkers were killed after a gunman opened fire at california terra gardens and concord farms. the tragedy exposed deplorable, living conditions, low wages and violence on the farms. the new grant will support efforts to build safe and affordable housing options for those farm workers and their families. earlier this year, san mateo county also launched a new task force to make sure hundreds of farms along the coast were in compliance with local and state housing regulations. >> negotiators are getting closer to a deal for a cease-fire. it appears in gaza where talks stand tonight in the effort to free more than 200 hostages. >> plus, a new study suggests cannabis can be just as risky as tobacco, no matter which way you consume it. plus, talks capitol hill to crack down on the flow of fentanyl into the u.s. more o have you heard? the xfinity mobile black friday sale is on now! don't miss out on a free line of unlimited for 2 years when you switch

among other new revelations, the documents include allegations that mark zuckerberg personally vetoed calls to remove an image filter that shows what someone would look like after plastic surgery. and according to meta's rules, kids under 13 aren't allowed to use those sites. but the suit claims meta knew around four million kids in the united states were using its platforms and did almost nothing to stop it. it also claims kids' email addresses and locations were illegally collected without parental consent, and all of this is an open secret at the company. >> there are literally adults at this high-tech multibillion company, one of the richest the world has ever seen that are talking about the harms to kids. and they're talking about those harms, knowing that they are creating those harms. and overriding any objections to continue to do those things that cause the harms. >> these are very strong claims. what is meta saying about the allegations? >> they sent a statement verifying people's ages is a complex industry challenge. adding that the company has spent a decade working on the

he showed me e—mails to meta founder mark zuckerberg, flagging his concerns. should be a simpler way to flag anything you get that makes you feel uncomfortable. meta says, "working with parents and experts, "we have also introduced over 30 tools to support teams "and theirfamilies in having safe, positive experiences "online." one thing you can do right now is check your privacy settings. i would suggest that people constantly check the privacy, check your settings there, because that is always where there will be some information about how the information is shared, what content you want to see. but don'tjust do it once. keep doing it, because these settings change. in the uk, the new online safety act has tough penalties forfirms which fail to protect children, and there are already lawsuits in the us about the impact of social media on teen mental health. meta says its work in this area is ongoing. zoe kleinman, bbc news. an outage at australia's second largest telecommunications company has caused large scale disruption, with hospitals, public services and

the white house's decision to join threads gives the mark zuckerberg controlled platform -- also beenated on threads. we will have a special report tomorrow on the u.s. government's relationship with elon musk and his companies. like the pentagon's $70 million deal with spacex for star shield, which is a communication system based on the starlink system of satellites that's been so crucial in ukraine. so, should the administration be putting their money where their

as mark zuckerberg is to artificial intelligence, and now that he has joined microsoft, they are the world leader in artificial intelligence, and they had previously invested $13 million into openai and they own 40% of that company, and now they have altman and hundreds of his former staffers at openai to now go over the microsoft and to work with artificial intelligence at that capacity. microsoft from to get-go was on a mission to beat google in the a.i. race. this open letter from more than 500 employees from openai basically says that if the board at openai does not resign and you don't bring oaltman back, ad the co-founder back, they will resign. >> but that train has left the station. and it is not transparent and what is going on there? >> well, what is going on is a discrepancy is how far and how fast to bring thetechnology, and altman wants to step on the gas, and the board wanted to showdown. so we are seeing the power of altman. and the stock hit an all-time high, and this morning because of the sam altman move there shows power of this ceo and the loss now to openai. >> a

president issuing an executive order to curtail it or the meeting on capitol hill with elon musk and mark zuckerberg trying to get a handle on it or how it was utilized to finish that new beetles song. instead it was the story out of new jersey about how male students at the westfield high school were sharing fake nude photographs of their fellow female students doctored from actual photos using ai. there are current will i no federal laws in the united states against the creation of sharing nonconsensual deep fake pornography. a recent study found the number of pornographic deep fakes online doubled every six months from 2018 to 2020 and 90% are sexually explicit and feature women who didn't consent to the videos. the incident in westfield took place over the summer, but officials only learned about it on october 20th. the school implemented an investigation and sent out an email asking if a parent or guardian things that child is affected by it to call the local police. others saw it as a forgivable youthful transgression. the school said we're not able to provide specific details on the number of

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i don't think he differentiates between declaring a fight with mark zuckerberg and this. it's any attention he can get. he's always in a permanent state of grievance. it's always about him. this has nothing to do with musk. he's promoting -- and there is a difference in free speech and speech designed to hurt people, and this is precisely that. paul pelosi's trial is going on in san francisco, and he ginned up a fake conspiracy theory right after this poor man was beaten with a hammer. he just wants attention, and he doesn't care how he gets it. >> carrie, some of this has spilled into the sports world right now. a civil rights group is calling for the suspension of cleveland clears' minority owner gary gilbert after he sent threatening messages to a pro-palestinian group calling for a protest. here's what he wrote on instagram -- we will be armed and ready for you cowardly punked this wednesday. he also wrote, we're armed and ready for you punks, and we don't have any ounce of fear. he said these messages have been misconstrued, but man, what is the nba going to do about

mark zuckerberg for instance had a belief, i'm going to credit him with being a sincere belief, that instant global connectivity to everyone else in the world was a good thing rather than a bad thing. my question to you is, was that just a marketing ultimately? or did they genuinely believe that this would be a good thing? and is there a good internet that you can imagine? is there a good social media ecosystem, or does it always kind of devolve into lowest common denominator nastiness? >> i will give the benefit of the doubt to the early founders as you say, the techno-optimists . i do think they believe that. they had to figure out how to pay for what they wanted to do. if you could have a free internet with no pressure to maximize negativity because fear and hate and anger drive more interactions, people are more likely to remember it if it was negative, and then you can place ads against it, but first you have to make that connection. i think if there had been a couple of things, may be one the communications act in the 1990s was passed, the idea was very optimistic that there wo

and now they have completely stopped and shifted over to mark zuckerberg's tech based social media platformeads. >> yeah, a whole shift in movement to that. but x is still popular. quite a few people that use both now. stick with me. let's go to you, lance. something that stood out to me here is that elon musk, this is just one of his companies. very forward facing but he is intertwined with the u.s. government. he has government contracts. what is the u.s. government thinking right now about hip and their dealings with him? will thiship and their dealings with him? will this change anything? >> spacex has someone else, a ceo that is not him, running the company and he seems more or less hands off. so maybe there isn't as great a concern there that he will do something publicly ridiculously in the spacex venue that is going to mess things up. but you talked about his other companies. and tonight is the cyber truck launch. very important critical launch for tesla. he will be there i'm sure. he'll probably show up late. he always shows up late. but this is a terrible look right before that to