they are able to figure out what those ads are. get a lawyer's opinion and may know what the outsider. that is the same thing we have to do for paid political ads on the internet. it is one step towards protecting our election and i am just hopeful that people will see the light hearing will be able to get it done. i will close with a reminder of what is at stake and why we can't wait to act. in 1923, many years before the internet permit even before sputnik and our race with russia to space, joseph stalin and general secretary of the communists was asked about a vote to the central committee of the party. stalin was unconcerned about the vote. after all, he explained who voted was completely unimportant. what was extraordinarily important he said was too would count the votes and how. it is now 95 years later and sometimes it seems like we are back at square one and now we have the russians again trying to, in my mind come influence who goes by suppressing votes, putting these ads out and also possibly who counts the votes as in o

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they are able to figure out what those ads are. get a lawyer's opinion and then they know what the ads are. that is the same thing we have to do for the paid political ads on the internet. it's one step towards protecting the elections and i am hopeful people will see the light and will be able to get it done. i will close with a reminder of what is at stake in the fight we cannot wait to act. in 1923, many years before the internet, even before sputnik aninto the race with russia to space for joseph stalin and the general secretary was asked about a vote i of the central committee of the party. ssolomon wasn't concerned about the vote. after all, he explained who voted was completely unimporta unimportant. what was important he said was who would count the votes and how. it is now 95 years later and sometimes it seems like we are back at square one and now we have the russians again try being in my mind to influence votes by suppressing the votes and putting these ads out and also possibly counts the votes has been devoting infras

isn't alone in the provocative ad department today. take a look at this.kea in sweden has a new feature in the catalog but it requires urine. it directs pregnant women to pee on an ad to get a crib, to reveal a discounted price. with renot making this up. "7 on your side" spoke to ikea late this afternoon and the company says it has no plans of releasing that particular ad in the u.s. so only our friends in sweden get to pee on the ad. >> god gatsby tavern shared picture of the water damage on the ceiling. a bust flight sent water flooding from the second floor to the first. a spokesperson tells abc7 they are waiting for wood to dry out and they expect repairs to take a couple of weeks. michelle: we are seeing busted pipes lefted a right. bill: it is. we have a house in columbus. we are closing on it soon. i called called called the real. can you please go to the house now that it's thawed and please check it out. one of these things -- michelle: any problems? bill: no. it's fine. michelle: breathe. bill: that or oh, gosh, bill, you have three feet of wate

we thought the daisy ad was great. >> and even the daisy ad didn't even mention goldwater, everybodyer had put him in a position where people understood that this ad was about goldwater. >> ♪ >> sabato: that was the genius of the spots in '64. not because it changed the public's opinion, but rather because it capitalized on sentiments that were already present in the electorate, especially johnson's series called the "bombs away" spots. >> woman: radioactive fallout from atomic testing is a biological risk. >> woman: the stakes are too high for you to stay home. >> woman: do you know what people used to do? they used to explode atomic bombs in the air. now children should have lots of vitamin "a" and calcium, but they shouldn't have any strontium-90 or cesium-137. these things come from atomic bombs. and they're radioactive. they can make you die. >> r. goodwin: it was too late. the vision of him as an extremist had already percolated into the national consciousness, and he couldn't erase that. and it was based on what he'd said and done, 'cause he was extremist -- at least, when he

national anthem controversy is surfacing again days before the super bowl and nfl has rejected an ady american veterans in the 2018 super bowl program book. >> that decision has not been entirely well received. nicole brewer has what the ad said and what the nfl does not want it to be seen. >> reporter: hi, guys. nfl said it rejected that ad because it makes a political statement but with so many players, allowed to exercise their first amendment right on the field the veterans say they deserve the same respect. with colin kaepernick took a knee last season it launched a national movement that put the national football league in the center of controversy. >> i support the protests. >> definitely agree they had every right to protest. >> stand for the anthem. >> reporter: as nfl prepares for the big show we find ourself in another fire storm for refusing to include this a d by a veterans group with the #please stan, in its super bowl 52 program. >> it is already for a publication to refuse an ad that does not represent their editorial position. >> we don't vilify people or judge them

the fake ads. when we heard directly in munich a few months later, the prime minister told us that directly, that the russians had been mad at norway because they've been building up their military and they ran fake ads. one of the fake ads, was that norway's economy was tanking and they were running out of fruits and vegetables in the entire country of norway. as a result all of the these russians who had seen it on tv. coming in norway with their relatives with bags and bags of fruits and vegetables. i love at that story, it's not just a political intrigue story, it can hit people directly as they try to understand what this fake news is really about. so, in the u.s., so i go back to that story and i remember that time with that blizzard coming at us as we're standing there with president poroshenko to show our american might to the russians and to putin directly, and you know, he's got the machine guns he gives to mccain, he gave lindsey a pistol and gave me two daggers and that's a whole other

national anthem controversy is surfacing again days before the super bowl and nfl has rejected an ad by american veterans in the 2018 super bowl program book. >> that decision has not been entirely well received. nicole brewer has what the ad said and what the nfl does not want it to be seen. >> reporter: hi, guys. nfl said it rejected that ad because it makes a political statement but with so many players, allowed to exercise their first amendment right on the field the veterans say they deserve the same respect. with colin kaepernick took a knee last season it launched a national movement that put the national football league in the center of controversy. >> i support the protests. >> definitely agree they had every right to protest. >> stand for the anthem. >> reporter: as nfl prepares for the big show we find ourself in another fire storm for refusing to include this a d by a veterans group with the #please stan, in its super bowl 52 program. >> it is already for a publication to refuse an ad that does not represent their editorial position. >> we don't vilify people or judge the

we decided we were not going to change our ad.d, under the first amendment, we have the right to do that, they cannot dictate what i read beads because we are paying for the ad. rob: let me let you listen to a sand blade from roger caddell, discussing the protests and ask you a question. >> players were trying to do what is in the best interest of communities they live in the take care about and trying to improve them and i admire that a great deal and wish folks standing for the national and some, i told them that but i also, took the time to understand that, we could use a little more of that. >> so much tolerance for the protesters and it seems that doesn't go both ways, tolerance for the veterans here. is this an example of political seeming incentives minorities but not caring what veterans think about anything? >> i believe so, i never understood when players started kneeling and not respecting the flag and the national anthem and what that has to do with honoring veterans and honoring the flag and different ways to protest.

we don't accept political ads. that's not true. >> laura: how many political ad said they had? of a budweiser ads where s mistreated? then there was the lumber 84 ad with the mother and the child crashing the border. they were in a truck. >> laura: there's the immigrant ad. >> they were all political. at the end of the 84 lumber ad, it reads, the will to succeed is always welcome here. i hope that philosophy is for our vets. >> laura: isn't that pretty political? >> it's all political. why are you saying these veterans can put their ads? >> laura: because that please stand ad it puts up a mirror to the nfl. they don't like what they see. they don't want to be called on what they did to themselves and what they did to a game that i love. they politicize it. it was a big mistake. those better and should fly a banner over the stadium, if they allowed it. >> they should let the air right, given what veterans and the audience have had to endure throughout the season of the kneeling. >> laura: how about the veterans have done to keep us free so they can go to a game and get paid a lo

in google's case and facebook's case, tremendous ad growth, 65% to 70% of the ad market. facebook's ad growth is growing at about 41% this is roughly a 25 times 2019 multiple at $9 a share so at this phase of a market where people are concerned, expectations are very low on facebook i actually think that's a very interesting call, and google to me is executing on all cylinders, but they have been rallying hard. >> steve, what's your play here? >> so just to push back a little bit on facebook, i think whenever you tweak with that news feed, there's a lot left to the unknown. it accounts for 85% of the revenue for facebook, any tweak

instructing users to change the posted age in order for the ad to be posted. to my mind this report indicates a fast criminal enterprise that i am hardened by reports that there are ten to multiple veteran investigations using insights from the senate report, and an impaneled grand jury. my hope is that justice can be done. madam chair, thank you for the string and i get back. >> gentleman yield back. ms. brooks, you are recognized. we'll see if chairman walden makes it but your recognize for your comments. >> thank you, madam chair. and i am very, very pleased to see our colleague and a leader in the house of representatives, representative wagner, who has since we came in together five years ago has been a strong strong voice fighting for the victims and educating the american people about back page and other avenues of sex trafficking. i just want to take a moment to commend the state of indiana. i was involved as nice states attorney from 2001-2007 entering the time the bush of message but he should focus on on exportation and on child exploitation. and we

how microsoft's push into the blockchain and the cloud added to its bottom line added to the -- its bottomine this quarter. how microsoft's push into the as travis kalanick and larry page get ready to testified. facebook reports its fourth-quarter earnings results. here are the highlights. revenue coming in at nearly $13 billion, beating the highest estimates from analysts. monthly active users totaling 2.1 3 billion, while daily active users came in at 1.4 billion, slightly below forecast, one of the most important metrics that wall street cares about. facebook stock extended losses in after-hours trading, down 4% at the moment. let's bring in david kirkpatrick, ceo of techonomy, who knows all about facebook, having written "the facebook effect," and jitendra waral. one of the most surprising numbers is that daily active users in the u.s. actually declined for the first time ever. jitendra: that raises the question about the changes they are making to the platform. it could be a temporary shift, if you may, to these metrics. but instagram and ad pricing still are big offsets for them this

nasdaq added 58. and the s&p 500 was up 19. for the week, all of the major indexes posted solid gains. and with those gains comes an increase in stock market optimism which we should point out is not always a good thing. bob pisani reports tonight fro >> reporter: the december jobs report was below expectations and the markets seemed relieved. why would they be relieved? because the economic reports have been so strong recently, the traders are beginning to worry that the federal reserve might be more aggressive, raising rates to slow down an overheating economy. but today's jobs report was just about perfect. it was still strong. it wasn't as strong as the experts thought it would be. so it reduced the chances the fed would get concerned about an overheating economy. the markets are at a critical juncture right now. the markets have had a big start, the s&p is up 2% the first week of the year. everything seems to be up. there are some signs traders are getting euphoric. a lot of people seem to believe that the economy and wage

they not only ran the ads, they sanitized the ads first. you know, that shouldn't happen in this country. it shouldn't happen anywhere in the world but certainly not with a federal law providing protection to organizations like that. that's all we're saying. we want congress to pass a law that says, you know what, if you engage knowingly in facilitating this kind of activity, you're subject to liability. you have to be held to account. is that too much to ask? senator blumenthal talked about it as a federal prosecutor. we allowed state prosecutors to go after these sites, which they cannot now. they have to use the fer standard. we're not -- federal standard. we're not trying to create a new area of law. it is a federal standard created by this body. so now when they go to court, they say, sorry ma'am. one said that a sacramento judge basically invited our legislation. he said to congress, you know what, the way that law reads, even somebody who exploits women and children online has immunity. congress, this is your job. so that's all this

they had one spot available, and they asked if we would like to place an ad. our communications department got together with our executive director and myself and decided that, yes, we would. we had -- we were on a timeline of i think two days to get them the ad that we wanted to place in the program. we did that. we submitted it. and within the next day, they contacted us back and said that the nfl wanted us to change our ad to state a different wording on the program. and we did not want to do that. that was our simple ad. please stand. . ashley: so was there any compromise? was there a please stand for our veterans? was that submitted? >> they asked us if we would change it to please stand for our veterans. but stand for our veterans every day. we were getting the point out to all americans to please stand. that was our word. and the nfl said we're short of the deadline, so we have to -- we're not going to accept your ad. now, that was last friday when they told us that. well, i'm sorry to the nfl, but they didn't know who was going to be in the super bowl

. >> what if i created my own ad campaign to prove myself? >> a job seeker decides to advertise himself so he can get into advertising. >> the scrolls of my own destiny. >> he's all decked out because he -- >> is celebrating his own birthday. >> we're breaking down the best on the web. and making a food delivery make a disappear. >> easy peasy, right some. >> the vanishing pizza prank. >> that's weird. >> there's nothing in it. >> that's amazing. >> stupid is as stupid does and both of these fellahs, stupid. >> oh, no. >> yeah, because the train is coming and this dude has decided to lay on the train tracks. his friends are watching and recording. >> i don't have any problem with it, i really don't. i'm a firm believer in darwinism. >> here comes the train. as it approaches it gets closer and closer and closer. he lays flat and it rolls right over him. he lifts his head up. jumps to his feet. yeah, he's celebrating. but people are calling for police to arrest him. they don't want other people to see this and think it's a cool stunt. it could

so ads will be more expensive because less ad inventory. and the organic content falls below friends and family content. >> correct. yep. >> so what should i do? i'm a company who has relied so much on facebook to get the word out. where do i put my money now and my effort? right? the effort on the organic side and the money on the outside. >> so i think on the ad side there's no change in facebook business manager. you have to look at really the cost of ads. and that is something you just need to watch financially running your business. because as you have less inventory, you really need to think about, how do i improve my roi or maintain the roi i had before. the big thing there is making sure you are really targeting and reaching the correct audience and giving them something quite cheerful. because you want to move beyond the pace. you want to use pay as a stimlouse for creating for algorithm for your content. on the organic piece, you need to make sure that you have the best quality content that is going to engage with your audience. a

ad. the same you can say for boston. and so many other places where these tragedies occur. and yet we need to get at the root of the problem, which the chairman has outlined. it's the first time that the custome commerce committee has had three of the largest social media companies before us. these social media platforms and those of many other smaller companies have revolutionized the way americans communicate, connect and share information. and, by the way, a comment that the chairman made about artificial intelligence screening out most of the bad guys' stuff, i wish one of you would explain that. that is encouraging but it's not quite enough, as the chairman has outlined. but at the same time, these platforms have created a new and stunningly effective way for nefarious actors to attack and to harm. it's startling that today a terrorist can be radicalized and trained to conduct attacks all through social media. and then a terrorist cell can activate that individual to conduct an attac

so, we create this had ad.way where it would be respectful, understanding that the nfl was inviting us into their biggest show. but we had an important message we felt we needed to deliver on, something that's pertinent to that specific event and that being please stand. the intent was not to put anyone down who chooses not to stand. but we wanted our position, which as a patriotic organization, is that we should stand for the national anthem and for our flag. >> i think that's a key piece of the equation, that the nfl came to you and then you presented this full-page ad. and i mentioned a second ago, the nfl came to you and suggested to maybe change the requirements and why not say please stand for our veterans instead of just please stand. what did you say to them? >> sure. we did have a direct conversation with the ad agency. we were not actually able to speak with the nfl through this. but we explained that this was the important message, honoring our veterans or standing for our veterans is something of a

thinking that was going to be a tony the tiger type report of two hundred thousand or more new jobs added in as you said that the consensus amongst economist was for one hundred ninety thousand and then the actual number turns out to be one hundred forty eight thousand there were some great sectors results construction was up thirty thousand jobs of course we see that everywhere you go with new construction manufacturing up twenty five thousand so that's pretty decent and on the down side the retail sector surprisingly lost twenty thousand jobs in december i'm a little leery of that figure these figures are almost guesstimates that have to be revised two times and i would not be surprised if retail is revised upward in a significant way if. retail goes up twenty five thousand set of down twenty thousand and my estimate was right on the money i was surprised by the retail number two that it wasn't higher going into the holiday season but you know we've talked with some retail experts in the past and they say people are moving more and more to online purchasing so it might be lower than you

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thinking that was going to be a tony the tiger type report of two hundred thousand or more new jobs added in as you said that the consensus amongst economist was for one hundred ninety thousand and then the actual number turns out to be one hundred forty eight thousand there were some great sectors results construction was up thirty thousand jobs of course we see that everywhere you go with new construction manufacturing up twenty five thousand so that's pretty decent and on the down side the retail sector surprisingly lost twenty thousand jobs in december i'm a little leery of that figure these figures are almost guesstimates that have to be revised two times and i would not be surprised if retail is revised upward in a significant way if retail goes up twenty five thousand and set it down twenty thousand then my estimate was was right on the money yeah i was surprised by the retail number two that it wasn't higher going into the holiday season but you know we've talked with some retail experts in the past and they say people are moving more and more to online purchasing so it might be l

20% to 30% for every ad placed on television.ly: if there's a stock market correction, how are you preparing for that? ay: we always have to be cognizant that there are factors we cannot control, but we do tend to run a pretty diversified portfolio from a long and short term perspective. there are a number of industries we think are being disrupted , heavily overleveraged, etc. that in a market downturn will , go down faster. emily: what about a company like netflix, which you see the stock price completely divorced from subscriber growth? subscriber growth is plateauing, and yet the stock continues to be on the rise despite the billions of dollars of commitment in original content they had. jay: the new subscriber opportunity in the united states certainly is starting to decelerate. still growing, but decelerating as netflix moves of that penetration curve. the big opportunity is overseas. when we step back and think about there are 6 billion to 7 billion people in the world, all those people want to enjoy content. netflix is th

and we're adding about 700 square feet of habitable space by adding dormers to get a little third bedroom and through excavation. the original building only had two legal bedrooms. the total habitable square footage is only about 2,000 square feet. it's just enough in our opinion for our home, for our family. hallways, stairs, utilities for a second furnace, second water heater, all takes away space from habitable area. it's not as simple as taking the space that we have now in the building and divided it in half and saying, now you have almost 1,500 square feet for each unit. we're upgrading our home for new fire systems, installing new sprinkler systems. making many nonconforming areas conforming. in other words, we're making our home a much safer place to live in. and finally i would like to stress that there are many other property owners that have not been forced to wait three years to get a permit or told they must live in a two-unit building with other people when they don't want or can't afford to do that. for example, at 79 craigmont avenue, they were not asked to build two units

, it increased -- the ad run like this in virginia was extraordinarily the anti-immigrant ads he ran by the incredible voter latino ad showed imgrants they better turn out because their children weren't safe and showed middle class, middle of the road virginians youen couldn't trust ed to polarize the country. that's what this ad is doing on a national basis. it's a destructive thing for a president to do. but it's helpful for the democrats politically. >> i want both of you to answer this who gets the plame for the shutdown. democrats, republicans or the president? >> too early to say. last time there was a shutdown, everybody blamed the republicans and it didn't seem to do us much good in the off rear election. i don't think it matters. i do think that the democrats have a slight edge, so far, because they are demanding that the military get paid and mcconnell stuffed that with claire mccaskill tried to get that. there's also going to be legislation proposed, not voted on, that strips congress of their pay. that's going to be very popular among the american people. i think mcconnel

internet research agency had spent some hundred thousand dollars to purchase more than three thousand ads most on divisive hot button issues this count promoted to protect his causes and included post many would characterize as anti immigration oriented most of the russian sponsored facebook page heart of texas attracted nearly two hundred fifty four thousand followers part of texas group created a public event on facebook to occur at the islamic center in houston texas to stop the islamization of texas russian operatives also created a page for united muslims of america a real group whose name they commandeered to promote a counter protest at the islamic center. but neither side could have known is that russia. were encouraging both sides to battle in the streets and create divisions between real americans causing this disruptive event in houston cost russia about two hundred dollars. the russians created more than one hundred facebook pages to exacerbate social divisions in the u.s. there were pages for african-american groups and police advocates southern nationalists and liberal activ

ad buyers, sixth year in a row we did it, and snap didn't show up well in it the ad buyers expect toare with snap a little bit, but they rank dead last in user targeting, return on investment, and data and measurement and as you referenced, 96% would prefer to advertise on instagram stories versus snap ads. also facebook dominated the survey, and we think with that it could prevent dollars migrating to snap. and with the company trading at 15 times revenue, and we cut numbers significantly, we're well below the street, we had to move to an underperform. >> scott, are you in the same boat, and what degree are they going to fix this problem? >> i think john makes great points in snap facebook has a better ad platform, also significantly more users and that tends to be what drives advertisers to the platform, the ability to measure roi on investment. i think investors should also keep in mind the likelihood that facebook itself is facing a bit of a crisis or at least a challenge, you know, that's of the magnitude they haven't faced since they've gone through the mobile monetization tran

the ad contains the hashtag, please stand.d it's exercising its right to free speech the same way players do when they kneel during the national anthem. the league says the super bowl anthem is not a place for ads that might be considered political statements. >>> this didn't take long, three nfl head coaching jobs have already been filled. the giants hired former vikings offensive coordinator pat shurmur despite his big loss sunday. the cardinals have hired steve wilks, and mike vrabel gets the top job in tennessee, the former player there. >>> we have an update on the eagles fan who was trying to rally the crowd sunday when he ran into that subway pole. well, he's okay. the reverse angle there. he admits he had a few drinks and says he hurt a lot less after learning the eagles won. >>> now, coming up in "the pulse," new trouble for the king of beers. dilly dilly. >> dilly dilly. >>> also ahead, a remarkable sight. a college football player who lost both his eyes as a child shows off his quarterbacking skills. >>> and the new

earnings and revenue were in line with street estimates as for subscribers, netflix added added 8.33lion in the quarter.tributing that to a strong lineup of content and he expects that trend to continue take a listen. >> the real driver is to make the big titles bigger. so what happens is so many people are talking about "bright" or "stranger things," or "the crown" that pulls in people who have not yet joined, all their friends talking about the shows. that's the dominant accelerator. >> hastings saying as long as they improve content and experience then asking customers to fund that at higher levels is reasonable look at the stock, netflix is up about 9% in early trading. back over to you >> thank you very much for that. >>> president trump slapping tariffs on imported solar panels and large washing machines china is responding. eunice yoon joins us live from beijing with some of those response headlines good morning, eunice >> yeah, china's commerce ministry almost instantly responded to the trump administration's decision to impose tariffs on both solar panels as well as washing

this is when you put ads out you have disclaimers and exposure and what we find out? we find out that russia spent $100,000 in rubles on facebook ads to influence the 2016 auction. we know that the disinformation reached more than 126 million americans. we know that russia has a troll factory that employs nearly 1000 agents, many of whom worked 12 hour shifts and are expected to make hundreds of comments on social media that are intentionally divisive. all of it is fake and all of it is bankrolled by president vladimir putin. there is a lot of fake stuff out there. big wrestling, take storylines on tv, we can deal with some of those vacant things but when you got people on our state that don't know that they are fake things that is a whole another thing. ...

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those living in the gulf but this could hurt the united arab emirates and saudi arabia introduce value added tax from today a first for the region the saudis add to that you you blow with a huge petrol price hike times. desperate times the best way to the press. and tris fighting out of control inflation with a huge minimum wage rise but economists argue it's not worth the paper it's written on and will only compound the country's economic problems. and getting away from it all leaving the hustle and bustle of the big city to experience nature at its best more and more tourists head north for their holidays to shine a very different light on their lives. and paid for school and let's do business the gulf has long prided itself on its tax free cradle to grave welfare system but it can't afford it any more global oil prices have bloomed budget deficits and twenty eighteen has ushered in the region's first value added tax in the u.a.e. and in saudi arabia a big change for two super rich countries where the mole is king but the saudis are creating even more new year cheer with motorists with an

all future murders from illegal immigrants. >> that is a startling ad. what is so start elling about it is the head-snapping turn that it required from what the president has been saying all along. you know, i want a bill of love, we really don't want to punish those people who came here as children. and periodically during this whole run-up, telling first senators durbin and graham and then senator schumer, yeah, we can work out a deal am and now basically saying if there is anybody who dies at the hands of any illegal immigrant you blame the democrats. and that is cranking it up to 11 if i can put it that way. >> let's talk about the cost to democrats here, what do they have to lose? >> this is a really interesting delima i think the party finds it self in. nationally the party has moved relative to the left not just on social issues but on immigration, there was a time when a lot of democrats sided with labor unions and say we don't want a lot of low skilled immigrants to come here. but now the democrats and the senate who were thinking of running for

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what do you make of this ad?are critical of it saying it's a conflation at the wrong time. >> so this is a strong ad. i don't think it's anymore accurates when democrats claim republicans are trying to kill people by pushing a repeal of obamacare. there's a criminal aspect of the issue that too many democrats have not be strong to pay attention to and not taken seriously. i live in a border county. the same net works that bring el lisle immigrants into the country bring in drugs and engage in human trafficking and bring money and guns into mexico. that's clear that's happening. a border wall like what the president and my old boss have been pushing for especially in california and arizona. will help to mitigate that. and clamp down. this has been over looked in terms of the sanctuary city issue and the like. the people who are most victimized by the criminal gangs operating out of the mexico is the immigrant community themselves. so they stand to benefit. as do the border communities in northern mexico. who have

while a student on stanford she saw ads looking for donors. >> she had a friend who did it. it would be a way for her to help somebody and making some money. it's a daily injection in order to produce multiple eggs rather than just one egg. >> reporter: jessica donated eggs on three different occasions. jessica was diagnosed with colon cancer. two years later, she died. >> you're not supposed to bury your children. it's awful. >> reporter: jennifer schneider is jessica's mother she set out to understand why. >> we were very puzzled. >> reporter: there's no family history or bad genes that put jessica in danger. >> we actually had her dna testing. >> reporter: jessica's mother wondered if the drugs led to her diagnosis. no one in the u.s. keeps track of what happens to egg donors. >> i was shocked. >> reporter: in a report published last year, dr. schneider reported on five cases of breast cancer in young egg donors with no genetic risk and while she admits that's not proof of a link she's calling for a national egg donor registry and long term studies. >> we really need to d

>> for election ads, yes, sir. >> how about issue based ads? >> it's harder to crack and hard to determine. and we are, would go with our colleagues, with our peer companies to try to figure out what the right way to address those issues are. >> okay. how about the other two, do you want to talk about political arizoads versus issue based and if you can tell us who is paying for them 124. >>? >> we are taking four steps in advance of the 2018 midterms. the first is verification. we will require advertisers to identify who they are and where they are from before purchasing advertisements. we'll also launch in ad disclosures where we say that. and we'll release a report on google and also release a creative library to the public where all those advertisements are made public. >> and will that release of the transparency report have who paid for the ads? >> i believe it will, yes, sir, senator. >> thank you, senator. our answer is substantially similar to my peer companies on the issue of federal election related ads. >> okay. >> and like mr. monj

that means you'll see fewer ads and posts from companies. facebook also telling us tonight we have more work to do and we're heads down on getting it done. >> pretty strong allegations. changes how you look at the content.