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fans giving any interviews, opinions or critiques about the show in any form, including blogs, twitter, facebookny other social networking. cell phone bans are nothing new in live performance, but, gary what does it say in our society that comics are demanding safe spaces to tell their jokes? >> i think this guy is a wuss, simple as that rickles, carlin, dangerfield, this guy is none of them, simple as that. i don't go to one of his shows. >> i think it is preposterous. i can't imagine people will put up with it. i can't imagine it will be last very long. i don't get it. whether he is afraid of being sued or disliked. >> i think you're missing the point, genius sat rising -- david: what are we ms.ing? >> oh, my god i was hurt, he is racist. look if i'm going to be a comic i'm going to offend and this did taking this to the nth extreme. braille ant publicity. >> brilliant publicity. >> lenny bruce offend ad lot of people. he is a comic and turning over in his grave. >> exactly. >> feet davidson is a baby. >> you're wrong. it is not that. >> forbidding people from talking about it on social media.

it is spending $18 million on facebook and blog gel ads attacking president trump according to digital additional that $128 million that bloomberg spent on tv ads. shows you the power of the platform that bloomberg is targeting them because of their reach. >> no question about it. we'll find out how powerful tv advertising is and reading into that story i think we have to try to come up with some sort of suggestion what exactly bloomberg is up to and i think it is this, bloomberg is targeting donald trump's personality in a lot of these ads and it appears bloomberg concluded, this is the democrats biggest opening, vulnerability, he believes he sees in trump's persona. go through the numbers. donald trump has solid base of 35%. there is maybe another 9% of the electorate says they don't care for trump very much but they do like his policies. that leaves the president four our 5% away from 50% he needs to win re-election and i think the bloomberg calculation is he can overwhelm the trump personality with advertising to drive those numbers down and keep them down below 50%. the question i

this includes blogs, twitter, facebook, instagram and any and all other social media or online outletsour cell phone or camera if you violate it. it says you could have to pay up to $1 million. the person who posted that on facebook says it's rather o orwelian to not allow anyone to share an opinion on the show. don't perform for the public if you don't want people to have an opinion about it. apparently david coven hason han doing this since november 7t november seventh when he had a show in minneapolis. he did it at a show in chicago over the weekend. i guess the bottom line is talk about jokes or stealing jokes is no laughing matter. maria: no. it will really cost you, actually. in other words, he'll sue you for a million dollars if you do that? >> reporter: i guess so. yes. so either don't go to the show or don't talk about it. maria: have you seen anything like that. grady, thanks. >> grady, i guess -- i wonder if this is all to get attention. i mean, if he's not getting the turnout at his shows, is he doing it to have people like us talk about it? maria: we're talking about it, g

exercise these powers but that they can't exercise these powers the internet blogs to all of us it does not belong to google or facebook i mean we have empirical evidence that google's participating in self-serving bios in a way that directly harms consumers as a society as a democracy any time you have concentration of the levels they are in the information sector it should be concerning because they really are now more powerful than governments they are form of regulator but they are our private regulator with no democratic accountability i can't believe in a system in which the power is separate from the people we're talking about innocent. arrogant people in my opinion who think of themselves as gods. and who really want to have a complete hold over humanity and these are basically big mind control machines and mind control machines they're really good at controlling minds it's going to be harder and harder to fight them if we don't do so i would say you know as soon as possible though the more rope we give them the sooner we are all hanged. i don't believe our species counts are vive unless we fix this we cannot h

most social social media chatty blog it's really amazing toss hard to understand i know that the arab spring going back a few years now it was called at that time the facebook revolution it was right even by social media which bypassed the they the darks at that time to exactly i mean is there a potential for something like that here well there's an argument that says that happened in the last election but in a way that is different than say what happened with obama on obama's kind of the 1st digital come you know candidate both or not it was a digital candidate. and in some sense his message which was you know basically. do it with socialism exciter exciter and i'm not sure we're the socialist brazil's never had social i'm not even close. the oligarchy made more money under lula than they're making under bill so now there's no question about that but i think that the question now is how can technology play a role to in some sense buffer the power that the the centralized one percent of the population has over the other 99 percent i mean 95 percent of brazilians make less than $50000.00 a year if you let that stat register it really makes you realize that t

blog posted a story on the lot and commuters' fears about using it. now, we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. better bay area group on facebookents. a family in san jose victimized twice this month is getting a boost that they really need. an anonymous couple from los gatos has given the family $20,000. the family has been searching for a place to live ever since a fire destroyed their home. then someone stole what was left of their belongings. mercury news reports the donors came forward after reading about the family's plight in the newspaper. >>> tomorrow will be the last day sadly for a longtime palo alto deli. village cheese house has been at the town & country village since 1959. it's known for fresh-baked bread and its house bread. our partners at the mercury news report the owners are closing to focus on other ventures. the shopping center says it will try to find a new ownership group to bring back that very popular deli. i've heard about the bread, never tried it. >>> in the south bay, a woman recently took to twitter to describe a first date gone terribly wrong. >> really. after sharing her experience, others are d

blog stormer. why the different treatment for hate speech that is in french. they have not responded to cnn's questions. cnn also found that facebookoes not allow daily stormer posts to be shared did allow posts from both the french sites until cnn reached out for comment after which it blocked them. twitter allowed sharing from all three sites, told cnn it is taking action to prevent linking to such content. we asked the france interior minister in exclusive interview if the united states was doing enough to help tackle the problem. >> translator: no. my answer is clear. there is a clear difference of culture. it is not about opposing french or european culture to american culture, but clearly on these subjects there's a belief in the freedom to say anything and everything. i believe that there is no freedom when it is us and our fundamental values being attacked. >> one victim of the latest attack says global action is required in the face of a global problem. >> if we don't have that, you're going to have others. and not just in france. you see it in new zealand, you see it in america, you see it in france. >> a family tomb is a

paso shooting and the neo-nazi blog daily stormer so why the different treatment which it comes to hate speech in french. they have not responded to the cnn questions. facebookt allow daily stormer posts to be shared did allow posts from both french sites until cnn reached out for comment after which had blocked them. twitter allowed sharing from all three sites but told cnn that it is taking action to prevent linking to such content. we asked france's interior minister in an interview if the united states was doing enough to help tackle the problem? [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: the tomb of the family was amongst those desecrated and he has yet to show a picture to his young daughters. >> it is a marking on sacred stone, it is a marking that spell out hate and in this country generations have understood what hate means and what it could lead to. >> reporter: the last tomb was buried last year. roger khan hid during the nazi occupation escaping the camps and dying peacefully in his sleep at 88. but with websites celebrating attacks on tombs like his, the question is whether it is in peace that he will now be allowed to rest. melissa bell, cnn, a

blog, rudy, kim, there are many companies here, including representatives from sf city, walk sf, teamsters, san francisco chamber, san francisco labor council, community technology network, microsoft, community living campaign, facebook and so forth. many, many others that i have not named. what i would like to do is thank a few more people that has made this happen. i want to thank mayor breed who had put something in the budget to make sure we could jump start this with staff instead of having to wait another year to get this started. thank you, mayor breed. [applause] i want to recognize the city administrator, naomi kelly. (applause). when i asked her -- when we thought about this. i said how can we get this done? shall we just create something? she said that is not how to do it. create a task force. get 200 people in the room and have a discussion around this. she said let's get 20 people and 200 people showed up. she handled it very well and the results of those 200 people having a discussion is what we are about today. thank you, naomi. i want to also thank -- (applause). >> i want to thank heime. he is out. he spent hundreds of hours putting this together. the other staff in your office. i want to thank debra

blog. and an eye on twitter, and social networking. there is email, a list of contacts in your cell phone. different ways of social networking, we have seen peak facebook. i wouldn't slip them up. >> is a good for amazon, good for america? >> conditionally now but amazon to date has been good for america, absolutely. i spend so much money on amazon and now whole foods it is embarrassing. i often by 3 books a day and i love browsing in bookstores, sitting in fairfax. keep in mind the number of independent bookstores have been going up. it used to be borders, barnes & noble, borders is gone, barnes & noble dwindling, independent bookstores making a comeback. i am happy about that. they are places to network, independent bookstores, so i understand, we are in an independent bookstore. i'm happy with amazon. >> the state of virginia, maryland, spending taxpayers money to get amazon to live here. a good way of spending taxpayer money. >> i don't think so. amazon would have gone where it had gone anyway. in the broader calculus, small, relative to the benefits of the company. it is crony capitalism, i used to call it crystal city. what is in a name? i want t

blog, paula. [ laughter ] 10% said, "and that's more than you'll ever have, doug visit politics.blogspace.com for more details." [ cheers and applause >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: this last poll asks, "what do you think about facebook's said, "i think it's helpful. 29% said, "i don't like it it's eerie facebook said, "visit lake erie, 50% off. [ cheers and applause that's all the time we have for "tonight show" polls [ cheers and applause we have a fun show tonight guys, we have exactly nine shows left before we go on christmas break. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition. it's time for "12 days of christmas sweaters." [ cheers and applause ♪ 12 days o of christmas sweater 9 days left ♪ >> jimmy: that's right every show between now and christmas, we'll be giving one lucky audience member a stunning christmas sweater from the "countdown to christmas" cabinet now -- [ cheers and applause since there are only nine shows left, let's open door number nine [ drum roll ndpplause ♪ee and applause is that a phone? i don't quite understand this one. oh, four birds a calling oh, i get it [ laughter ] all right, let's see who goes home with tonight's sweater. everyone, look at y