business dealings with russia we have breaking news tonight on the russia investigation here's what buzz feed news is reporting that as bombshell report coming from buzz feed news president directed his attorney to lie to congress about the moscow tower project congressional democrats calling. for immediate investigation declaring the trunk must be impeached at the story is true this one was rock solid the report claimed journalists corroborated the allegation with their own eyes and ears colleagues said on c.n.n. this morning that you were briefed on these document we say that we can document we've been briefed and we're very confident in our report the revelation was unprecedented but not in terms of factual value but because the miller team made an effort to personally very polarized the claim description of specific statements in characterization of documents and testimony on not accurate what do you think happened next any ideas buzz feed cocktail apologetically deleted the article no instead it blurted out more letters and words and sentences explaining that while the initial reporting was i

buzz feed news obtained an email sent to google employees claiming a worker who had been to the company's 1295 charleston road building had been diagnosed with measles. the building is located in santa clara county, so health officials with the county are conducting contact investigations. the county has a high vaccination rate of 96%. >> you would also expect the vaccination rate to be high and you would not expect much spread. >> officials say they've had four confirmed measles cases so far this year all unrelated and separate from this latest scare at google. to learn more about the measles including symptoms and how the disease is spread go to abc7news.com. >>> happening today two more bay area tech companies are going public. videoconferencing company zoom will begin trading on the nasdaq at $36 a share making it worth over just $9 billion. zoom is based in san jose. the other big offering this morning, pinterest. the san francisco company is pricing its ipo on the new york stock exchange at $19 a share. that will make the company worth $10 billion. we'll bring you the opening bells

speaking of and so but that in mind i want to direct our attention to another attack this is the buzz feed newsheadline california mosque was set on fire and graffitied with christ church mosque attack references we have a video comment from a member of that mosque who talks to us about the heightened sense of fear and tension his community is feeling helpless that i held a interfaith vigil. interfaith and secular collaboration in honor of the lives lost in new zealand one week later the following sunday someone tried to burn down one of our mosques here the brothers came outside and they put out the fire really fast and they noticed on the on the ground that there was a hate message and it was referencing the new zealand attack law enforcement was called they came in and determined it to be a hate crime and in the tempted arson as you can imagine the muslim community here was on age they were looking over their shoulder day where heightened alert in which they should be and which we should be everywhere given this growing spread of islamophobia so grazia he went on to tell the stream authoriti

. >> reporter: as beautiful as it is terrifying marvelled buzz feed news.ome compared it to the first ever photo of the black hole. some even put the reflected image of the press in the black hole. of course, reactions are in the eye of the beholder. such a fierce, determined look, that's the eye of a leader. ignore the bloodshot spec. that's not the hear in his eye, that's the rope line for the press to stay behind. reminded of blade runner, a futuristic los angeles mirrored in the eye. i've been imagining trump saying, there's something in my eye. ah, it's the enemy of the people. >> fake news, enemy of the people. >> reporter: no amount of visine is going to help the president from this irritation. the press is the enemy of the pupil. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> how about that one? that's pretty amazing photo. >>> all right, it might be springtime in the u.s., but don't tell it to this very hard working man. this is minnesota where there are snow and blizzard conditions. look right there, that's a trooper getting blown down by wind. he was directing t

buzz feed news obtained an email sent to some google employees claiming a worker who had been to they's 1295 charleston road building had been diagnosed with measles. the building is located in santa clara county. so they are conducting contact investigations. the county does have a96%. >> so in a work place you would also expect the vaccination rate to be high and you would not expect much spread. >> officials say they've had four confirmed measles cases so far this year all unrelated and all separate from the latest scare at google. to learn more about the measles including symptoms and how the disease is spread go to abc7news.com. >>> the countdown is on and this morning pinterest will ring the opening bell at the new york stock exchange marking the company's ipo. >> going public at $19 per share giving them a $12.7 billion evaluation. reporter jobina fortson is live outside company headquarters in san francisco's selma neighborhood. hey, jobina. >> reporter: hey, good morning. so just before the director of communications for p interest walked in, we got to talk to her briefly. i

news organization saw the chapter. >> what point were we on? . >> so for a time that was all. . >> or the brilliant inventor of bilateral and with buzz feed they were actually wording the people who worked there, not mostly in the news put but if you have a star when your story went and then they did a story where the newsroom celebrated is the dress blue and black or white and gold when it got 26 million hits then there was a big celebration but that could be intervention. >> no. the times covered it. became an app. [laughter] . >> but since your book, the acceleration of change is remarkable. so the printer has come. and the irony is face the and google they are now the instruments of their decline. and that is because they are increasing advertising almost 90 percent. >> some made a mistake by putting all their eggs into the facebook basket. >> it worked for a long time. >> talk about coming out with a manifesto that says it doesn't matter if we have a website we are wherever you are and we are happy now all of a sudden they can control the algorithm. >> that is a mistake for sure and recently he is a big loud critic because he says you take

a spokesperson told buzz feed news evans did not respond to questions about why they left or whetherhe departure was voluntary. the exits come after o'rourke named jen o'malley dillon, a highly respected alum of barack obama upon bids and his campaign manager interpreted by many as a move to professionalize the efforts to become the standard bearer. aideso were temporary brought on to help the campaign get off the ground. if you go to usa today, they ask their viewers or readers to submit to them their top political candidate and who is interesting them the most. andrew yang coming out on top for those who responded to the call. one reader, sherry craig of south carolina says andrew yang stands out for several reasons. he proposes health insurance for all, making marijuana legal in every state. two,ghlights a number bernie sanders, a reader saying a candidate who stands up the most is senator sanders. he build a groundswell of support in 2018 that has continued to grow. the key to his popularity are his authenticity and compassion and number three on the list of most interested from

publishes falsehoods or propaganda so i guess the takeaway from that is that outlets like the new york times and buzz feed's don't really have hidden agendas and if that sounds ridiculous to you don't worry news guard will make sure you know right from wrong soon enough what's interesting to note is their reaction is they're saying we are not necessarily acknowledging or passing judgment on the veracity and accuracy of the information we're just passing judgment on these source of it these people this source this group this website this newspaper this whatever we give them our check mark we approve of them what they say wow we don't really necessarily pass judgment on that if you go down the list of all of those items which have passed editorial muster it's the same it's breathtakingly obvious to anybody that if your story or if you are source repeats this mean this trope that there was russian collusion obstruction of justice anything negative to trump it will be checked and approved without any problem not misleading trustworthy they're a fireball job well done. u.n. security council meeting on the crisis

publishes falsehoods or propaganda so i guess the takeaway from that is that outlets like the new york times and buzz feed's don't really have hidden agendas and if that sounds ridiculous to you don't worry news guard will make sure you know right from wrong soon enough what's interesting to note is their reaction is they're saying we are not necessarily acknowledging or passing judgment on the veracity and accuracy of the information we're just passing judgment on these source of it these people this source this group this website this newspaper this whatever we give them our check mark we approve of them what they say wow we don't really necessarily pass judgment on that if you go down the list of all of those items which have passed editorial muster it's the same it's breathtakingly obvious to anybody that if your story or if you are source. repeats this this trope that there was a russian collusion of such have just as anything negative to trump it would be chat and approved without an problem not misleading trustworthy verifiable job well done. runs foreign ministers want of consequence if the us preve

publishes falsehoods or propaganda so i guess the takeaway from that is that outlets like the new york times and buzz feed's don't really have hidden agendas and if that sounds ridiculous to you don't worry news guard will make sure you know right from wrong soon enough what's interesting to note is their reaction to this they're saying we are not necessarily acknowledging or passing judgment on the veracity and accuracy of the information we're just passing judgment on these source of it these people this source this group this website this newspaper this whatever we give them our check mark we approve of them what they say wow we don't really necessarily pass judgment on that if you go down the list of all of those items which have passed editorial muster it's the same it's breathtakingly obvious to anybody that if your story or if you are source repeats this this trope that there was russian collusion. obstruction of justice anything negative to it would be chad and there proved without any problem not misleading trustworthy verifiable job well done. u.n. security council meeting on the crisis in eastern

publishes falsehoods or propaganda so i guess the takeaway from that is that outlets like the new york times and buzz feed's don't really have hidden agendas and if that sounds ridiculous to you don't worry news guard will make sure you know right from wrong soon enough what's interesting to note is their reaction is they're saying we are not necessarily acknowledging or passing judgment on the veracity and accuracy of the information we're just passing judgment. on these source of it these people this source this group this website this newspaper this whatever we give them our check mark we approve of them what they say wow we don't really necessarily pass judgment on that if you go down the list of all of those items which have passed editorial muster it's the same it's breathtakingly obvious to anybody that if your story or if you are source repeats this mean this trope that there was russian collusion effect of just as anything negative to trump it will be checked and approved without an me problem not misleading trustworthy they're a fireball job well done but there's other headlines for the south join

your book the acceleration of change is remarkable or even then is david. >> buzz feed and vice hit very serious but the news? . >> so with the digital news organizations that winter has come. and the irony is that facebook and google which enables all of them to grow initially are now the instruments of their declin decline. because they are going through new digital advertising which is almost 90 percent. >> and putting all their eggs in one basket so at one time it worked. so talking about this manifesto it doesn't matter if we have a website. we are wherever you are when they cannot control the algorithm. >> that is a mistake for sure and to be a big loud critic of facebook so you take all of our expensive content and you pass nothing. mark thompson of the times is a big critic even rupert murdoch was a smart publisher but he refused to give "wall street journal" stories away. >> they really resisted because the whole mantra originally is that news had to si free and so everybody's website except the journal in the beginning were free. and now looking back that ndseems like such a crazy mistake and even

speaking of and so but that in mind i want to direct our attention to another attack this is the buzz feed newseadline california mosque was set on fire and graffitied with christ church mosque attack references we have a video comment from a member of that mosque who talks to us about the heightened sense of fear and tension his community is feeling helpless that i held a interfaith vigil. interfaith and secular collaboration in honor of the lives lost in new zealand one week later the following sunday someone tried to burn down one of our mosques here the brothers came outside and they put out the fire really fast and they noticed on the on the ground that there was a hate message and it was referencing the new zealand attack law enforcement was called they came in and determined it to be a hate crime and in the tempted arson as you can imagine the the muslim community here was on age they were looking over their shoulder they were heightened alert in which they should be and which we should be everywhere given this growing spread of islamophobia so grazia he went on to tell the stream author

and it wasn't just the new york times she made her rounds to buzz feed c.n.n. and the four freedoms forum none of them thought that her blatant family ties to one grade zero were of any concern and not presenting the full picture is not all that uncommon in american media there was a lot of outrage recently when a c.n.n. q. and a with presidential candidate bernie sanders stuffed the audience with people tied to elite think tanks and the democratic party but presented them as just average citizens with tough questions how could a voter like me. feel confident in your ability to represent the party. good evening. there's a lot of misinformation regarding your plans for universal health care. perhaps the most blatant example of media concealment was now you're a and her tearful testimony before the congressional human rights caucus they took could be because i don't think it is. to think abuse i'm officially going to do it because she failed to give her last name but her tearful testimony plucked america's heart strings and it paved the way for u.s. support from