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when nick clegg was hired seven years ago, it was in direct response to the cambridge analytical scandaleed at that time to settle political issues in europe. i think meta now feels it has control of the politics in europe to its satisfaction. it wants to focus on the united states. the promotion ofjoel kaplan, who has been calling the shots globally all through nick clegg's term there, is really incredibly symbolic, because i think meta is very confident it can buy its way to success with the trump administration. roger... i think we have a problem with the line. can you hear me? roger mcnamee, we are just trying to re—establish that line with roger. so far without success. we will try to come back to roger mcnamee if we can. let's take a short break. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. before the break, we were starting to talk about the change at the top of meta, nick clegg replaced by republican joel kaplan. i'm pleased to say we can rejoin roger mcnamee, one of facebook�*s earliest investors, after those brief technical issues. you were just talking about the polit

it doesn't talk about cambridge analytut it does talk about other things. it says there have been hacking incidents in the past. hacking is a real problem and we've experienced it. d, you know, if you had left that out, i think that yld have every right to stand up there and say, like, wld really think that our statement says that there aren't hacking incidents in the past? all right. so you put in a bunch of stuff that nobody could accuse you of justknow, admitting because who could think that? but now say that is an extraordinary e of confidential data and let's say, make i more extraordinary in this case because if we make it this case, you know, you'll tell me this wasno already and it really wasn't so bad. but, you know, just imagine that that every user of facebook had all their confidential data released in some way to a third partwhthen put it on the open market. so really quite an extraordinary mishap. and s justice alito says, the reason why people want to know about that in assessing risks goinard is because it says something about the company's

i mean, we can forget the scandal connected to the political consulting firm cambridge analytics, which collected millions of facebook users private information without their consent for political advertising. and this is something connected to a lawsuit that facebook had to settled for handing that information directly to cambridge and a little com. and the dc attorney general said that mark zuckerberg was directly responsible. i just added mark sucker burke as a defendant in my lawsuit against facebook are continuing investigation revealed that he was personally involved in decisions related to cambridge analytics and facebook's failure to protect user data. this lawsuit is about protecting the data of half of all district residents and tens of millions of people across the country . we've taken our obligation to investigate wrong doing very seriously. and facebook should take its responsibility to protect users just to seriously thought all of a sudden a lot of corporate chaos. and there been any whistle blows. of course, i mean 1st there was francis hogan who released tens of thousa

mean, we can forget about the scandal connected to the political and the political consulting firm cambridge analytics, which collected information for a private information of millions of facebook users without their consent for political advertising. this is something that about which facebook had to settle a lawsuit for handing that information directly to cambridge analytics. and the dc attorney general even said that mark sucker burke himself was personally responsible. i just added, mark secretary, as a defendant in my lawsuit against facebook, are continuing investigation revealed that he was personally involved in decisions related to cambridge analytics and facebook's failure to protect user data. this lawsuit is about protecting the data of half of all district residents and tens of millions of people across the country. we've taken our obligation to investigate wrongdoing very seriously, and facebook should take its responsibility to protect users just as seriously a dog with all these tales go on solely. there's been some whistle blowers. absolutely. i mean, 1st, there was franci

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and when they sought cambridge's assurances that ad destroyed the data, they were tohing. so they knre was a risk to their reputation at that point. >> yes. the way we know that this belonged under item 105 is that very risk statement that was rendered misleading by the omission of this information was made in the risk factors section of the 1 >> i thought that jualito, one of the questions he was interested in, and if not'll just say i'm interested in it, is how do we know t is that you have to put in these past events. haveaid don't -- you know, you don't have to put in anything that's not material. but, as to things that are rialyou don't seem to be imposing any higher bar. and i guess mayb goeback to justice barrett's question too. is there some higher standard that we might thiarea to prevent a mass of cases that are perhap viable, less meritorious than this one might be thought? >> yes, but i think that bar i what we've been discussing, whh is the need to show not just that the omitted fact is material but that the omission rendered the affirmative statement that's m

allegedly misleading investors about a 2015 data scandal involving british clinical consulting firm cambridge analytical. chief justice roberts: we will hear argument this morning in case 23-980, facebook versus amald bank. mr. shanmugam. mr. shanmugam: thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the the ninth circuit has adopted an outlying rule that threatens a sweeping regime of securities liability for omissions. the ninth circuit held that a risk disclosure can misleading simply because a company does not disclose that the specified triggering event for the risk hurred in the past. that holding was incor a riskosure warrants that a type of event may cause harm in the future. it usually makes no esentation that the event had never previously occurred. e ninth circuit's approach would trigger serious concerns by hindsight, and this court should reject it. instead, the court should adopt a similar approach to the one it took ftements of opinion in omnicare. thhe court held that statements of opinion were ordinarily not actionable as false statements, but the co recognized that a stateme

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that was doctorjohn of cambridge university.iden has announced a ban on new offshore oil and gas drilling in most us coastal waters, two weeks before donald trump returns to the white house. the move aims to protect the east and west coasts, a section of the bering sea off alaska, and the eastern gulf of mexico from further development. but other areas of the gulf of mexico, the site of most us offshore drilling, will not be affected. mr trump, who has promised to boost energy drilling, called the ban ridiculous and claimed he would overturn it immediately. the president—elect will probably need congress to pass legislation to repeal the ban. henna hundal is a four—time un climate conference delegate and national coordinator at climate live usa. she explained more about offshore drilling. essentially, what president biden is doing is putting a ban on oil and gas extraction from the sea bed reserve for about 20% of the united states sea bed reserve. now, i think in practicality, this is probably carries more weight as a statement

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she will detail plans to invest in the oxford—cambridge arc — that's an area spanning the two top universitys, home to many high—tech firms and university—driven tech initiatives. now chair of beyondnetzero — voiced his support for a targeted approach well, i strongly welcome the idea of getting the uk and actually has a proper outcome over so i think that the work we do in life sciences clearly has a place there. i don't think... a million flowers bloom. an extended interview with lord browne there will feature on talking business here on bbc news. this could be a real moment for the chancellor. teamgb spirit, teamuk spirit that we want to see across the economy moving. and i think, because of that, some of the bold moves should be celebrated. and so one of the things that we are looking for is, as you say, taking some of those big decisions for a while — for complex reasons, perhaps — reiterating the growth 0k. heathrow runway. that's just an example. you said that's been sitting on the government's these are good... is important to say. to grow the economy, there are lots of ways you can

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with the announcement of a new runway at heathrow airport and growth corridor between oxford and cambridge. to boost the economy. claiming it could now be a national security risk. has just given a major speech on her plans to grow the country's economy. let's get straight to the main points. moving onto gdp, the chancellor says the government has changed course on public investment, spending 2.6% of gdp on average growth corridor could add £78bn to the size of the economy by 2035. our business correspondent theo leggettjoins us from heathrow now. the deadline for proposals to get a new runway at heathrow is this summer. he had been this for 20 years, significant is 20 years, how significant is this 2, and jobs? this for uk exports and jobs? it is a statement ; " intent bdt it is unlikely ' " intent bdt it is unlikely to of intentrbutit isunlikely to rewards for some time, it a colossal project 7 a colossal project expected cost e. :: "":::' ire??? 27—2424 ’ * ........,. "' *" cost somewhere e. 5: "":::' ire??? ;——;-�*~;4 7 * ~~~~fl ... 7'— cost somewhere in to cost somewhere in the origina

he had initially denied three counts of murder but changed his plea at cambridge crown court this morning caught on cctv leaving an alleyway leading from the hunt family home on the day of the murders. he is carrying a large object before entering a car. this morning kyle clifford pleaded guilty to carrying two offensive weapons. a knife and a crossbow. he also pleaded guilty to murdering 61—year—old carol hunt, a mother and wife to racing commentator john hunt. their daughters, 28—year—old hannah, a beautician, and 25—year—old louise, who ran a dog grooming business and was an ex—girlfriend to kyle clifford. a family and community left in shock. the women were remembered at vigils and a church service shortly after they were murdered. leigh was an old friend of carol. lovely girl. sweet, kind girl. always thought about her family. very family orientated. i just feel for their eldest daughter. and john. ijust can't imagine what it would be like. the nicest, kindest, sweetest person. a beautiful person. at the time, john hunt and the couple's daughter amy said the devastation we are experi

gloomy talk about public finances. to new development. and accepted decline. new railway links to cambridge and an ambition to turn the area between a two universities into europe's silicon valley. more controversially, an idea that has been runway at heathrow airport. as our only hub airport, heathrow is in a unique position and we cannot duck their decision any longer. exports and make the uk more open and more connected. she will be battling some of her own mps. a swathe of them here in london don't want to see heathrow expanded and they are sceptical about her reassurances it can be done without sacrificing climate commitments. and disability benefits. will not have made the labour sceptics feel any more comfortable. when... economic growth in the g7. what is the government doing for growth now? it is destroying it. they - the they the economy, they - the economy, completely _ they the economy, completely destroyed complete. es. de the they the economy, completely destroyed compte.e.a es. er the health they the economy, completely destroyed compte.e.a es. er the health service. have rui

you don't need a cambridge study for this, just go to a bar and ask the women with the goal of the nightask the men with the goal of the night is and you will get two very different answers. >> jesse: you guys wanted one-night stands and we wanted long loving relationships? >> flip those! >> jesse: men wanted to cuddle! >> women mature quicker so they're thinking about the future earlier. it takes men a little while. >> jesse: so you age faster. >> unless you find the woman of your dreams in your 20s. which would be wonderful and romantic, jesse. >> jesse: i will leave that one alone. good to see you. you can catch her on behind the scenes at fox and friends. you will see some really juicy stuff behind the scenes. >> we let it all out! >> jesse: available right now online. more prime time is straight ahead. when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. >> new valentine's day collection from the fox shop. or was this romantic, cuddle up wi

understand about this change is that he was brought on to solve the problem in europe right after the cambridgecal scandal. his job was to make sure that meta did not get into any long-term trouble in europe. european regulators are unhappy with the company. but they have not done anything meaningful. trump selection signals a huge change. meta has been a conflict with trump because it they had him a few years ago after the insurrection in washington. he is someone who they correctly believed can negotiate with all the correct parties so that meta can buy its way into a favorite position with the administration. i don't think any of the big tech companies are pretending to be neutral anymore. they are very clearly on the side of the republicans. their technology is authoritarian. we as the people who use it are put in a very awkward situation. it does not matter what they do with the content. they are trying to control the communication systems in our society. in a way that limits our options. we as users really need to rethink our relationship with technology project unless we fall victim to m

he had initially denied three counts of murder but changed his plea at cambridge crown court this morning on cctv leaving an alleyway leading from the hunt family home on the day of the murders. he is carrying a large object before entering a car. this morning kyle clifford pleaded guilty to carrying two offensive weapons. a knife and a crossbow. he also pleaded guilty to murdering 61—year—old carol hunt, a mother and wife to racing commentatorjohn hunt. their daughters, 28—year—old hannah, a beautician, and 25—year—old louise, who ran a dog grooming business and was an ex—girlfriend to kyle clifford. a family and community left in shock. the women were remembered at vigils and a church service shortly after they were murdered. leigh was an old friend of carol. lovely girl. sweet, kind girl. always thought about her family. very family orientated. i just feel for their eldest daughter. and john. ijust can't imagine what it would be like. the nicest, kindest, sweetest person. a beautiful person. at the time, john hunt and the couple's daughter amy said the devastation we are experiencing c

. >> joining me is a senior research fellow at the university of cambridge and co-host of the good robothave you with us on "the context." the prime minister saying there is a vast potential for ai to transform the way public services operate. do you agree? to what extent is ai already in use in our public services? >> well, this is a crucial time for the government. keir starmer is trying to make britain great again through a lot of nationalist rhetoric. we hear him harking back to the glory days of british industry, steam, electricity, to rally the public behind his audacious effort to make the u.k. a national and world leader ai hub. the important thing to recognize is ai nationalism, which is what he is trying to do, is a political maneuver that he hopes will boost our mood as well as the economy. he is hoping to replicate the glory of britain's computing past when we built the world's first commercially available general-purpose computer in manchester in 1951 which was generating algorithmic poems long before gpt was. he is also looking back to the u.k.'s strong but overlooked recor

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