some hope for hamburg in the relegation battle by beating freiburg on friday gladbach defeated whilst berg coming up on sunday out will meet mines and cologne clash with shaka. now on that friday game munching gladbach or hacking have called on his players to put on a display of attacking football in their game against wolfsburg and may took that appeal to heart dominating the wolves and for the home fans. an exciting friday night was ahead for these young black but fans as they have scores of the teams out on to the pitch but not in their wildest dreams could they have expected what was to come a minute save in that deadlock was already broken. caps and lost in the let's go into votes but back pasta smashing his sixth goal of the season. more woeful defending so the fulls double their lead. rafael was on

earlier today, undersecretary mark s berg discussed army readiness at the heritage foundation. here are some of his remarks. [applause] >> i retired as a lieutenant colonel. good morning kit digital making a way over here at heritage this morning. recently, the army has begun to thatut a new vision includes a priority and modernization for grants that deliver on time. >> include service as a deputy assistant secretary of defene in the office of the secretary of defense. significantly, secretary s berg is a heritage foundation alumni, having served as our chief of staff 20 years ago this year, from 1996 to 1990. back he wasng delighted and have to want his best wishes great and is a former army officer graduating from 1996. .e served he continued to serve in the army national guard before retiring in 2007. [laughter] [applause] [applause] you could think about the following. the first consider the longest conflict in our history is ongoing, there is tension between defense and domestic spending. social turbulence and political disharmony. moscow is suspending its influence in se

was supposed to be used by advertisers in the mean time facebook would connect the world as sucker berg likes to say or instead it's been used to divide societies along partisan lines with evidence that the company either didn't notice or didn't care now many wonder if that's a structural flaw instead of a glitch and one that needs to be corrected. protect our promises just on the basis of somebody telling you that they're going to protect so does that mean wall yes does that mean regulation yes means i'm adding to the interest around his testimony is dr briggs image as a calculating awkward genius an archetype of the new tech titans an image he has tried to undo in recent years yet his appearances have been rare selective and generally on his own terms suckered has been preparing for this testimony for weeks according to news reports facebook has been laying the groundwork with new privacy measures and more interviews according to his pre-publication testimony sucker berg will stress his company's responsibility and he'll apologize. but when the questions begin can he help his company

green berg says the fictitious executive john barron was trying to convince him that donald trump wasn the forbes 400, a list ranking america's richest people. >> are you saying that the ownership has been transferred to donald trump. >> correct. that's correct. >> okay and when you say you know in excess of the 90% of the ownership. >> i'd say in excess- well it's closer to even the ultimate. but it's in excess of 90% yes. >> he figured out the what he had to do in order to deceive me and get onto that list. and he did it very well. >> in the end forbes estimated trump's 1984 net worth to be about $400 million, earning him a higher spot on the list. >> he lied about his father that he owned all of his father's assets. he didn't own any of them until 1999. >> green berg said trump posing at barron spoke with a slightly stronger new york accent and switched up the rhythm of his voice. >> cnn reached out to the white house for comment about this reporting but so far no response. trump meanwhile has been hiding behind fake names for decades. back in 1980 trump apparently also acting as j

clue clucks clan leader brendan baron berg was convicted of hate speech but the supreme court ruled in the state law violated his first minute rights. our guests are the former head of the american civil liberties , senior attorney at columbia university's -- on the university. watch landmark cases monday and join the conversation. c-span.s at we have resources on our website for background on each case. a companion book, a link to the constitution center's interactive constitution and the landmark cases podcast at c-span.org/landmark cases. this month on c-span, we feature our studentcam contest winners. we asked middle and high school students to choose a provision of the u.s. constitution analyst ray white is a board to them. our second prize, high school central winners are ashley richardson and to kia cooper. 11th graders in birmingham alabama where c-span is available through spectrum. in their winning entry they tell us about the 15th amendment. if i ask you the question, who counted among we the people, when our constitution was new, that wasn't very many people. certainly i wo

here we have comedian stephen colbert quipping almost feel bad for zucker berg there's no way he left that room full of old people without have to set up there why five there was also much amusement about the thick cushion virg zat on during his testimony this twitter user judge mark zuckerberg in a booster seat looks like he's about to ask the wages for chicken figures and apple juice. our the day is nearly done but as ever the cover search continues online you'll find us on twitter t.v. you can write directly the meter for good news that today every member whatever happens between now and tomorrow is another day we'll see that in a box. if this is a parliament building and that is the president. then we must be inclosure. telling the independent republic was created by us his. kid everyone has the right to be happy. the world. you haven't paid your brain to get. your child just received a bad grade. moskos monitoring its citizens with the government's actions. and a hundred and sixty thousand surveillance cameras is rushing misusing the smartphones conveniences to control its people

is of the berg said he wa nted location.forfake news to be shared. —— mark zuckerberg said. our correspondent dave lee has this update from san francisco. one of these measures is to monitor the funding of advertising, to see where adverts that have been paid for by a campaign to be on facebook, to make sure that is completely clear. they want to make sure that anyone who is placing an advertisement and on facebook around political interests is being verified, and they will do that by making sure they are using a us government issued id, they will send an access code to a physical address in the us to prove that a person is based here, and only once they input that access code into facebook will they allowed to do any advertising. when it comes to large pages, they have many millions of followers, facebook will make some efforts to verify who is looking after those pages, to make sure they are who they say they are, because that was one thing russian interests did during the election campaign, they pretended to be americans

in 2018, -- the builder berg meeting -- we need to discuss the crisis. , on c-span. >> today presidentd trade policy with governors and lawmakers from agricultural states. before his meeting, president trump said a new deal on the 24-year-old north american free trade agreement is getting pretty close. here is more from his meeting at the white house. president trump: this is a group i like very much. we are here to discuss agriculture. very important.

in the hot seat masaka berg apologizes to u.s. senators for a massive data breach but avoids questions about how his company might be regulated more closely so what can come out of his testimony and what steps can be taken to ensure better privacy for social media says this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm fully back after a five hour long testimony before the u.s. congress on tuesday facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg managed to walk a fine line as he came under fire from lawmakers he apologized for a range of problems that have be set the social media giant including the lack of dots of protection but didn't promise to support new regulations zuckerberg is being questioned by u.s. congress committee members over two days he has to answer questions on how his company handled data in the wake of a massive uses privacy breach we'll get to our guests in just a moment but first alan fischer has our report from washington. ditching his favorite great t. shirts for a suit this was a polish to facebook c.e.o. with a pe

mark serco berg versus the us senate. senators tell the bbc they wa nt senate.want more than that. they want to regulate the tech giant. donald trump cancels trip to latin america to focus on a response to syria. he speaks to the syrian people about an effort. the fbi raised his own lawyer's office and says it is a witchhunt.

norwegian government is promoting them there are no harmful exhaust emissions only water vapor but for berg in her family that's not the only reason for their decision to buy one the hydrogen car. you know driving in the bus lane so i can park for free in public spaces. and get around a bit quicker and cheaper. with. the other cars. the benefits already beginning in the showroom. dealer explains that there are hardly any taxes on a fuel cell car. unlike with a conventional engine the government doesn't charge or other fees that means barry gets fifty thousand euros that's not a bargain but it's almost thirty thousand euros less than in germany. hydrogen because it would be good. to have your selection and it will make it easier to make more stations if you have more. market in norway along with other forms of the mobility there is growing demand for fuel cells they produce the power that drives their electric motors from hydrogen and. in an environmentally friendly manner. photovoltaics generate the electricity that's needed for. other hydrogen stations get the necessary energy from. electr

what our responsibility and now with this huge mistake it was margaret and the stake that mark cycle berg will have to answer for in front of leading lawmakers in the u.s. . ten and eleven the social media giant c.e.o. will be testifying before the u.s. congress he will likely talk about how facebook uses and protects user data and its plans to limit user data accessible to other companies. and of course facebook being a heavyweight on the new york stock exchange there have been reactions right there let's talk or financial correspondent in new york so fishermans he is joining us hi sophie it's good to see you but we saw the facebook stock recovered today two percent in part of the trading session so does that mean that mark zuckerberg words were enough to calm down investors. well that is exactly what it looks like at the moment it has been a bumpy ride for this topic dipped into correction territory and facebook shares have fallen more than sixteen percent since reports of the scandal surfaced in march but now the stock seems to be slightly recovering for the first time really since mar

then we move on to justice begins berg, then judge begins berg, in her 1993 confirmation hearing wherehe talks about the case's importance. >> then there is a second portion of the film in which a group of people are walking or marching around a burning cross, hooded, armed, shouting profanities in which there is a question whether or not the defendant himself said the words as attributed to him in the transcript and on page 5. how far is the -- going to go? yeah. send the jews back to skreel and so forth with the other profanities. >> brandenburg against ohio truly recognizes free speech means not freedom of thought and speech for those with whom we agree, but freedom of expression for the expression we hate. i think that there are always new context that will be presented, but that the dissenting positions of holmes and brandeis have become the law that everyone accepts. i think that is the case today. >> would you consider brandenburg as one of the great milestones in the court's history? >> i certainly do, yes. >> katie fallow, as justice begins berg said, there are always new cont

tonight on landmark cases, kluxden berg versus ohio, ku clan leader. our guests to discuss this case are the former head of the american civil liberties union and a law professor at new york law school and a senior attorney at columbia university's. watch "landmark cases" tonight and join the conversation. landmarkcases and we have research. the companion book. a link to the national constitution centers interactive constitution and the landmark od case. >> as a follow-up to the recent hearings, c.e.o. zuckerberg, "the communicators" look at the spread of personal data with the president and c.e.o. at the center of democracy and technology and former chair of the federal election commission. >> look at all the politicians who asked him questions for 10 hours, every one of them has en using data mined from american citizens to communicate with their constituents to target voters and a lot of this is for good reasons. >> the mega issue for me is how data collected, used, secured and processed by the companies in which we engage in the online world in a v

tiger woods said he will play at the us open injune after not having featured since 2015 —— souths bergllo and welcome to the programme, day nine of the commonwealth games is into the late morning on australia's gold coast and chris mitchell is there out and about for us. the talk is still about for us. the talk is still about the 200 metres from the men's from last night with is being disqualified. yes, what a moment this was, the biggest moment so far at the con games, zharnel hughes thought he had crossed the line first —— commonwealth games. he had in fact. hughes was deemed to be the fastest even though they got the same time by virtue of the photo finish. he celebrated his lap of honour but the trinidad team lodged a complaint, saying there under had been impeded on the way to the line and certainly watching the race live along with everybody else inside the ca rra ra along with everybody else inside the carrara stadium, you would have to say it looked like a really messy finish. anyway, the trinidadians won their appeal and we have the vision of hughes being told he was no longer

. >> many of the problems that mark sucker berg is facing arise from that phenomenon which really isn't his problem which is misinformation, fake news, hate people are blaming facebook for these problems but yet he has provided the press and he has put a printing press in the hands of every citizen who chooses to give up their privacy and use facebook and people form groups not just individuals who have the billboards but there are groups of people who associate here so i do think he is a new form of press and that is important for him in the short term. because the press has special regulatory right they get special protections under the foreign agent registration act talk about russian meddling if the russians advertise on new york times.com there is the explicit exception for the new york times that says you are not responsible for policing the russian paid ads on your site the explicit press exemption for all the expenditures you make to editorialize for hillary clinton against donald trump. in the short run facebook is entitled to those exemptions as new media granted it is old med

tiger woods said he will play at the us open injune after not having featured since 2015 —— souths berg of the commonwealth games is into the late morning on australia's gold coast and chris mitchell is there out and about for us. the talk is still about for us. the talk is still about the 200 metres from the men's from last night with is being disqualified.

denmark goalkeeper peter schmeichel got the lowdown on the fourth largest city in russia catherine berg. this is the room that it's one of the.

clue clucks clan leader brendan baron berg was convicted of hate speech but the supreme court ruled in the state law violated his first minute rights. our guests are the former head of the american civil liberties , senior attorney at columbia university's -- on the university. watch landmark cases monday and join the conversation. c-span.s at we have resources on our website for background on each case. a companion

mark zuckerberg is set to appear before lawmakers on capitol hill second berg's been on damage control after it was revealed that the data of millions of facebook users may have been improperly shared the news has left users around the world wondering whether they should close their accounts to death as claire richardson reports. in washington d.c. spring is in the air well almost but with facebook making all the wrong headlines and what better season for some digital cleaning many americans have said they'll delete their accounts could this be a turning point for facebook. mark zuckerberg is testifying before congress for the first time to answer questions about a major data privacy scandal he's hoping to convince both facebook's users and the company's investors that he's taking the problem seriously but just how worried are people are you a facebook user. are you concerned about some of the allegations of data privacy breach and definitely i really want to close my page you're going to you're going to delete your facebook absolutely because i just feels just privacy is just not ther

led strikes on syria will reduce the regimes ability to carry out new chemical attacks will stop berg also said the strikes were a clear message to syria russia and iran that chemical weapons are not acceptable. several pieces of jewelry and coins believed to have belonged to the danish king harald bluetooth have been discovered in germany's northern rueben island the tenth century king is credited with unifying scandinavia and yes the wireless technology used in phones and laptops is named after him. in australia new south wales police suspect that a large bushfire threatening sydney may have been started deliberately authorities say it's miraculous that no houses have been damaged so far no one has been injured the fire is close to the city's southwestern suburbs and is being fanned by strong winds. protesters at a starbucks coffee shop in the u.s. city of philadelphia demanded justice after two black men were arrested there the men said they were waiting for a friend before ordering but staff accuse them of trespassing there were accusations of racial profiling and starbucks chief

lawmakers about data privacy so berg testified following revelations that millions of people had their facebook misused by the political consulting firm bridge analytic article an answer as he did yesterday zuckerberg began by apologizing to lawmakers over the scandal which has so far affected some eighty seven million users during questioning zuckerberg told a democratic lawmaker that he was among those whose data was improperly share. with you know data included in the garden sold to the melissa third parties your personal data yes it was. are you willing to change your business model in the interest of protecting individual privacy congresswoman we have made and are continuing to make changes to reduce the amount of hell are you willing to change your business model in the interest of protecting individual privacy congresswoman i'm not sure what that means. you know that's a good question what does it mean you're right with me here at the big table is our social media editor karl announcements to impressions what was different today or. day that is different in the books now a marat

airstrikes on syria will reduce the regime's ability to carry out new chemical attacks berg also said the strikes were a clear message to syria russia and iran that chemical weapons are not acceptable for former f.b.i. director james comey has called u.s. president trump a quote morally unfit for office in a television interview called me said trump may have obstructed justice in his handling of a probe into alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen elections trumps the firing of call me last may lead to the appointment of a special counsel to oversee that investigation. several pieces of jewelry and coins believed to have belonged to the danish king harold bluetooth have been discovered in germany's northern reuben island the tenth century king is credited with the unifying scandinavia and yes a wireless technology used in phones and laptops is named after him. now you know what it's like in our lives to travel to brave men in the late game on sunday hoping to take advantage of slip up a welcome back star man team over to the starting line up which champions league qualification

accounts ofo moving the march 25, 1865 desperation ,ttack by lee at fort stedman and that he does berg line, both of us details of that battle the never been published before. brand-neware two rather exceptional eyewitness accounts of what happened when robert e. lee wrote back to his men after the surrender to grant. and thirdly, which i especially like, is an incredible degree, throughout the 700 collections, the phonetic spelling. phonetic spelling for the uneducated, men still the way they pronounce the word, and the figure the accent, the more incredible the word appears. throughout my professional career, and professors do quirky things, always kept a running cap of the different way soldiers spell diarrhea. doesn'to 22, and that include the s word. after a while, you get accustomed to seeing it that way. and some of the champion miss miller's of the civil war are unquestionably in the legacy project. one was a 36 virginia soldier named samson meadows, who is from what is now west virginia widowmehow he heard of a down in cumberland county, not too far from here, and he wrote her

and if i have to decide between berlin and friends berg i'll pick them really by earth. when if when i don't become head of the s.p.d. then done i'll remain the mare of the most beautiful town in the north. and what i like most about and right now this is that he really assess yourself that she really can but i'll show her i'm stronger as a step up the zuma longer thank you for the interview you you think. you're a mix me sweet highlights. following in casanova's footsteps of. musical souls instruments with the so to. cleaning up making reversed proceed with high pressure water spray and. jerome. w. . where will you find the living bridge. where we go from. where does the world's hottest chick. fil a visit to the be. the last ten contests. and the largest family in the world in absurdistan. india is crazy the first place sixty nine. w. . clutch of british coming or going link to news from africa and the world or links to exceptional stories and discussion from the news of easy and while website do deputed comes to click on join us on facebook t w cocoa. g.w. truth divers

platform companies, that has been the topic of conversation in the post conversation from mark stucker berg on the hill with cambridge analytics and those private practices of regulatory action from the hill or so what do you think is the risk for the entire ecosystem but those are not as immune to this mac better it is interesting if you went back to the last six months of the obama administration, the risk was the isp and telecom carriers were subject to a much tractor regulatory regime than facebook or google. simplistically they would be subject to the opt in requirement while facebook would be subject to the opt out and that asymmetry would be very challenging and interestingly there is always a suspicion it was facebook and google that was behind pushing for that regulation. once the privacy rules were rolled back in november but then consequently when title ii was rolled back some of the urgency disappeared and now we're back to to a more level playing field where at this point the ftc has jurisdiction again and everyone will be treated the same way. the risk to the telecom operators

order to create al qaeda in iraq he had to assert himself against the shia, but he kidnapped nicholas berg was shown on television thereby introducing al qaeda to the world and i was a cbs in the room when it was shown. what we are talking about here is the absolute power of television in the political kidnapping in the form of warfare. we are very happy to welcome you here this evening presented in the new book doing harm. the writer and editor of the award-winning.com and a fellow at mother jones

since we've had the feeling of celebrating a goal which is really important to have to be serviced by berg finally got out of small club mode shortly before full time. handball in stoppage time. but even the usually dangerous kneels pedrosa was to fullest today. he misfired just like the rest of his team. performance that must of been hard to watch for coach christiane's tries. the line of david what should have been expected actually surprised. if eels good to succeed as a coach you have to put in even more. work to build belief especially in our situation. and i think today did all of us good just it was an important win most importantly we've been in direct. opposition. to this day it's still surprising where we stand just four teams behind us now it's only going to be tighter it's about doesn't surprise me. and she brushed me sniffed a little fribourg is just a point ahead of both sport two different worlds but both covered just about the threat of relegation and. of. course this celebrations in hamburg. these scenes are exactly what's been missing from hamburg for months if not years

the space agency says all systems are go for the launch of a new spaceship to mars from vanden berg air force base on the central coast. the launch is scheduled for may 5th. the spaceship, called the insight probe, will dig deep below the surface of the red planet, reaching depths as low as 16 feet. nasa says the probe will also track earthquakes on mars. this is nasa's first interplanetary mission to launch from the west coast. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news, extra foot traffic today on the golden gate bridge. >> but these are not your average tourists. why girl scouts took over the san francisco landmark. >>> and some cloudy skies then and now in san francisco, of 3 degrees as we watch the second half of a double-header with the giants and dodgers. we'll see cloudy skies, temperatures cooling and maybe a chance of a few sprinkles. what you can expect and how it might impact your sunday when we come back. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. have spotted something a little out o

news live from berg let merkel i'ma call and put up a united front of the cracks still show the french president has been in berlin on an all out push to get angela merkel to back his reforms for a more united europe but germany's risk averse chancellor may put the brakes on changes that include a hefty price tag. also coming up cuba swears in its new president legality as combat has taken the reins after six decades of broken by the castro found.

was supposed to be used by advertisers in the mean time facebook would connect the world as sucker berg likes to say or instead it's been used to divide societies along partisan lines with evidence that the company either didn't notice or didn't care now many wonder if that's a structural flaw instead of a glitch and one that needs to be corrected. protect our promises just on the basis of somebody telling you that they're going to protect it so does that mean the law yes does that mean regulation yes and adding to the interest around his testimony is the image as a calculating awkward genius an archetype of the new tech titans an image he has tried to undo in recent years yet his appearances have been rare selective and generally on his own terms succored has been preparing for this testimony for weeks according to news reports facebook has been laying the groundwork with new privacy measures and more interviews according to his pre-publication testimony sucker burke will stress his company's responsibility and he'll apologize. but when the questions begin can he help his company recov

. >> next monday on landon cases ku klux klan leader clarence brenda berg was convicted of a hate speechbut the supreme court ruled state law violated his first amendment right. watch landmark cases monday and join the conversation. a # is landmark cases. follow a set c-span. resources are on the website for background. >> james carville was a keynote speaker at a conference held on the campus of the university of california irvine. frank cunningham not moderates the discussion that includes questions from students. >> there are some stragglers but this will be very long. for anyone who does not know, the pennsylvania house races on them sure jay will comment on that. for those of you from my generation, james needs no introduction. for any who are younger not familiar here some key facts. in 1992 he was campaign manager fo

protecting private data if that should be a role model for the united states i mean what reasons can zucker berg give these congress members to prevent them from regulating social media. well basically i mean his track record or facebook's track record on data privacy issues it's not that stellar they have been investigations before by the f.t.c. and by the trade commission and also a lot of consumer advocates have to have cost that facebook needs to prove its standards but the track road isn't so great so basically what facebook and the reports have said is that they will do better this time they will really improve their act and they will be able to make make these rules and stop these transgressions whether that resonates and with lawmakers and ultimately prevents facebook from being regulated is to be seen and we know some of the congress members on the on the senate committee they said that they hadn't seen this much interest in a tech topic since the one nine hundred ninety s. and we can expect that there will be plenty of political theater for the world to view today and tomorrow but but

regular gallon of gasoline is up about 8 cents over the past two weeks according to the latest lundqvist berge nationwide average is 2.74 a gallon. >> porn actress stormy daniels is continuing her battle against the president this morning. she is renewing the effort to get her attorney's questions directly under oath. daniels' lawyer filed a motion in federal court seeking a jury trial asking for sworn testimony from mr. trump that his personal lawyer michael cohen about the $130,000 hush agreement made to daniels just before the 2016 election. both mr. trump's lawyer and the white house have repeatedly denied any affair with daniels took place. >> after an outpouring of support more importantly hard work, a hurricane ravaged community is bouncing back this morning from a devastating storm season. nbc's stephanie ruhle has more on that little island that could. >> reporter: hurricanes irma and maria pummelled the united states last season leaving billions in damage. but for the small u.s. virgin islands the damage was especially rough. devastation i saw firsthand during my reporting last fall

hammer out the details of the government's program over the coming months the meeting is how to measure berg a castle just north of berlin some of the most pressing issues include drafting the new budget and forming germany's refugee policy and minimizing the damage to the country's car industry in the wake of the diesel emissions cheating scandal. u.s. president donald trump has reacted with anger to a raid on the office of his personal lawyer he described it as disgraceful the f.b.i. searched the offices of attorney michael cohen saying it was acting on a referral by special counsel robert moore who's conducting an investigation into russia's alleged meddling in the twenty sixth us presidential election president trump was blindsided by news of the raid on his longtime attorney's office trump condemned the action of the beating with military chiefs called on monday to discuss syria. and today the president has taken to twitter describing the raid is a turtle witch hunt and complaining that attorney client privilege is dead trump attorney michael cohen came under scrutiny after he admitted

builder berg meeting -- we need to discuss the crisis. , on c-span. >> today president trump talked trade policy with governors and lawmakers from agricultural states. before his meeting, president trump said a new deal on the 24-year-old north american free trade agreement is getting pretty close. here is more from his meeting at the white house. president trump: this is a group i like very much. we are here to discuss agriculture. very important. great people, great americans, great patriots. they have been treated very badly for a long time. you look at the farmer, it has been unfortunately over a 12 year period trending downward, very much trending downward, so we are changing things with respect to trade and trade with other countries. a lot of times, the farmers, they know what they have, but it would be very good when we get it all finished. it will be great. people are a little concerned going into that wild blue yonder, or in our case, the wild red yonder, but i will say, farmers are going to do fantastically well. they have been trending downward for a long period of time, and w

their platforms the core issue was summed up with one question from democrat victor been mr zucker berg would you be comfortable sharing with us the name of the hotel you stayed in last night. no. mark zuckerberg was called in front of the senate after it was discovered millions of users data was improperly obtained by you key piece political consultancy cambridge analytics the use that information to target ads to help donald trump's presidential campaign and the bricks at referendum in the u.k. the facebook founder says steps will be taken to ensure such a data breach can never happen again but one senator asked if he was ready to follow through on that promise i believe you have all the talent my question is whether you have all the will to help us solve this problem yes senator do you believe the european regulation should be applied here in the us regardless of whether we implement the exact same regulation i would guess that it would be somewhat different because we have somewhat different sensibilities or a big takeaway from most followers of this story is that the u.s. congress

know what our responsibility and i was this huge mistake it was it was my mistake that marc second berg will have to answer for in front of leading lawmakers in the us on april ten and eleven the social media giant c.e.o. will be testifying before the u.s. congress he will likely talk about how facebook uses and protects user data and its plans to limit user data accessible to other companies. stocks on both sides of the atlantic are enjoying a big bounce back the dax finishing the day up two and a half percent the dow following suit investors believe a trade war between the u.s. and china could be over before it ever really began to trump administration a signal possible wiggle room in a spat with china trade secretary will ross saying it like to reach an agreement with china soon and the president's economic advisor larry could look questioning whether the latest tariffs will ever take effect. that the frankfurt stock exchange for us really how do you read into this could this be the beginning of the end of this very short lived trade war. i hope so but i don't know and i don't think

. >>> while mark zurg berg was testifying to congress facebook users were checking to see whether information had been shared in the cambridge analytica scandal. >> the our news reporter melanie woodrow has that part of the story. >> carolyn springman says she spoefts more photos of her dog to facebook this these days but hasn't deleted the app yet. >> it has crossed my mienl. >> springman had no idea she could check to see if the information had been properly improperly shared with cambridge analytica. at first things sounded promising. >> based on our investigation you don't appear to have logged into this is your digital life with facebook. >> but while springman didn't log into this is your digital life. a friend of yours did log in. >> which resulted in her information being shared. >> your public profile, page linings birthday and current city. i guess i'm confused as to who it was shared with. >> cambridge analytica allegedly misused data obtained through a third party quiz app. cambridge analytica which worked with president trump 2016 election campaign then reportedly used the inform

transparency concerning how and why our facebook feeds show what they do senators asking for is a berg's opinion do you think we should regulate do you think your company is a monopoly well some would say who cares what he thinks he should care what lawmakers are thinking take a look at part of what was said today. yes or no will you commit to changing all the user default settings to minimize to the greatest extent possible the collection in user and use of users data you make that commitment congressman if we try to collect and give people the ability i'd like to answer yes or no if you could will you make the commitment to change all the user to changing all the user default settings to minimize to the greatest extent possible the collection and use of user's data that i don't think that's hard for you to say yes to unless i'm missing something congressman this is a complex issue that i think is deserves more than a one word and well again that's disappointing to me because i think you should make that commitment one to phase learn the cambridge analytical research project was actuall

view of what our responsibilities and i was a huge mistake it was it was my mistake that mock second berg will have to answer for in front of leading lawmakers in the us on april ten and eleven the social media giants c.e.o. will be testifying before the u.s. congress he will likely talk about how facebook uses and protects user data and his plans to limit user data accessible to other companies. then the money could be some of the most watched television in a very long time i know i'll be watching it and truly so lucky here for motherboard germany because you'll be watching it suits reasons good to have you back on the show we know he's going to mr zuckerberg is going to testify before two congressional committees next week i think on wednesday and thursday. he'll be the only one test device so he probably will be grilled what we've never seen grilling before but is that going to change anything. apart from some very uncomfortable questions i'm not really sure what the consequences are going to be i am more putting my hope at least for european users the reform of the e.u. what. form it

and mines headed to oust berg on sunday with only goal difference keeping them out of the drop zone host had beaten them in the reverse fixture and were looking to do the same again especially with the return of a star forward alfred finn bogus in made his comeback and explored starting line up after three months out injured and he wasted no time showing how important he is to the team the icelandic case set up mikail grigori who opened the scoring in the twenty ninth minute his twelfth goal of the season. one nil for our sport at half time. and it was all outboard in the second half as well in bogus info says can be but denied by defender danny lotsa. i'm but then an injury time minds were pushing for an equaliser and finn bogus and caught them on the break the captain capping an outstanding comeback i'm sure have i'm great to be back on the pitch again i didn't think i would quite last this long in this game but the adrenalin took me over the last thirty minutes out spork have now secured another season in the top flight well mindset still in danger and have some tough games ahead of t

foreign agents as you know all of congress them selves this week for the testimony of mark's doctor berg the little the no boy gave us concerning concerning the cambridge analytic a scandal facebook is facing a fierce backlash after news broke that cambridge analytic a company that worked with the twenty sixteen trump campaign obtained information about tens of billions of users a company of change info about tens of millions of users what what what why. well wait isn't facebook a company and told they have all of the data of all of the billions of people and that's ok because they're the good guys rights you know they're the good guys because facebook has donated to them most of the senators at that hearing so that makes them the good guys you know that was a good kind of data step but senator bill nelson is worked i think if we don't get our arms around this world none of us are going to have any privacy anymore have we don't get our arms around this none of us are going to have privacy in terms of what we have our arms around behind closed doors right. i got bad news for you senator n