do you consider them part of the cambridge analytic a network? if your definition of network is anybody who has an ongoing relationship, then sure. sen. whitehouse: you said the company palantir had staff that was working with the data at cambridge analytica, that they re were meetings with palantir at palantir offices and that palantir staff helped build the models for the rippon program. is that correct? mr. wylie: to clarify, palantir said that all the work that was antir staffby pal was done in a volunteer capacity. sen. whitehouse:. let's take a quick look at brexit. some of the forces behind brexit leave,vote to leave, be and veterans from britain, correct? mr. wylie: yes. sen. whitehouse: all of them had contracts with aggregate iq? was anything peculiar about their contracts with aggregate iq? mr. wylie: it is highly suggestive of coordination and data sharing. that is currently being investigated by the electoral commission in the u.k. sen. whitehouse: aggregate iq would have been hard to find at the time. it did not even have a website.

the new company form with the mercer sisters one of them is behind cambridge analytics and xander nix we learned the same person involved in cambridge analytical set up the day after a couple of days after the scandal broke a member state data could be just downloaded all the modeling it's meant more important than just the data for example the eighty seven million cry. files taken from facebook which they psychologically profiled lot of the american voters is the modeling of that data and you can take that you can move to on just one thumb drive and even the demise of cambridge analytic it does little to dim the lights shown by the scandal on the widespread use of our personal data for commercial and political purposes data is often described as the new oil the most precious asset in the modern economy and it is ours as social media uses to either god more closely or simply give away jonah hill al jazeera london the al jazeera journalist mahmoud hussein has now been in an egyptian jail for five hundred days he was detained without charge by authorities and twenty sixteen during a hol

cambridge analytical is the political consultancy at the heart of a massive facebook data breach there are claims that the personal data of millions of people contributed to micro-targeting models using online ads to influence voters in the u.s. presidential election and the bricks at referendum in the u.k. the news that the company has closed its doors and is filing for bankruptcy may frustrate efforts to get to the bottom of what went on a british parliamentary inquiry has heard evidence from company whistleblowers describing how the data of eighty seven million facebook users was harvested vajra third party app and passed on to cambridge analytical in an undercover investigation the company's former c.e.o. alexander nix all but took credit for donald trump's election victory only eight years old is that the scandal went all the way to the u.s. congress where facebook founder mark zuckerberg apologized for what he's called a breach of trust between facebook and its users and said more should be done to protect people's privacy online rocked the offices there of cambridge analytic in

cambridge analytic that is a global communications agency specializing in behavioral science marketing communications in elections for a primary the second amendment to the company called game bridge is a little bit ago profiling company named cambridge analytics. the data of more than you or you facebook users with out there and. yes. i was. a little hard on the british in this episode because. i actually love them i know helen mirren game of thrones people. get this. i think that's. what i love the brits but as with my other vanquished anime the trans-pacific partnership i have no doubt cambridge analytical will be back and facts mother jones is reporting don't worry its owners and executives have already started a new company a father. and yet again i saw a man can you let us celebrate for a second can you let us talk one beer or something to you can you let us can you let us have one shot of tequila slurped out of the belly button of a twenty three year old girl and or boy make a terrible life decision can you give us that can you give us that we have to go to a quick break but i h

lawmakers over the alleged misuse of facebook user data by cambridge analytic a that's a british consultancy that worked on president trump's election campaign today m.p.'s in the european parliament are expected to quiz zuckerberg on how facebook is daft ing to europe's new data privacy rules. and we're joined now with the very latest fire correspondent terry scholtz from brussels terry will mark zuckerberg get more of a grilling from the europeans than he did from the u.s. congress which was in many ways woefully unprepared to question well if you think that was unprepared wait for tonight's testimony from zuckerberg because unlike the two days of questioning that he got in washington by dozens of senators and congressmen there will be just a handful of politicians grilling him here the entire session is going to be forty five minutes long and it's just going to be questions from the head of the political groups there are going to be two more or less experts in the rooms that will be john philip albrecht who was basically the author of the parliament's data privacy act and claude marie who

cambridge analytical is the political consultancy at the heart of a massive facebook data breach there are claims that the personal data of millions of people contributed to micro-targeting models using online ads to influence voters in the u.s. presidential election and the brics a referendum in the u.k. the news that the company has closed its doors and is filing for bankruptcy may frustrate efforts to get to the bottom of what went on a british parliamentary inquiry has heard evidence from a company whistleblowers describing how the data of eighty seven million facebook users was harvested vajra third party app and passed on to cambridge analytical in an undercover investigation the company's former c.e.o. alexander nix all but took credit for donald trump's election victory only eight years old as the scandal went all the way to the u.s. congress where facebook founder mark zuckerberg apologized for what he's called a breach of trust between facebook's and its users and said more should be done to protect people's privacy online rocked the offices there of cambridge analytic in lon

specific measures that will be taken by facebook to ensure that just scandal like this one cambridge analytic i will not to cure again you have shared your views in spirit on a on greater responsibility on what happens on the platform but mr can but can you guarantee to the millions of users many of them use it isn't that the company will take all the necessary steps to ensure that civil rights and liberties according to your standards and that facebook fully will comply to the g d p r and when this will happen it will be good to have a date for in full compliance this is in short thank you. shirley because me to your the floor thank you very much president thank you mr zuckerberg for being here and we hope that our committee will examine further with facebook executives and so on in-depth and this is for people who are watching this where cimon want a more in-depth investigation the mystery for a slightly characteristically talked about her politically was on facebook i may be the most.

data,er like happened with cambridge analytic of. cambridge analytica. that would be more difficult after our 2014 changes went into effect. important to go lapsend investigate every that resulted in loss of people's data on the platform. we have already investigated thousands of apps and taken down more than 200. there are many thousands more we need to investigate. i anticipate other apps will be taken down. this is why we are doing a full investigation. this is part of our shift towards not just trying to mount the system reactively. we have a always had the ability for users to flag. app review team. now we are taking a more active stance. before waiting for people to flag, we are investigating ourselves up front all of the apps that ask for access to a large amount of information. any where we will bring in third-party auditors to determine if there was any misuse of personal information and if there was, we will be on those apps and tell everyone who was affected. i think, i know there were a lot of specific questions we did not

ended up with their data in the hands of their research firm cambridge analytic or in the u.k. and this information was used them to target users during dental terms and action campaign trying to push him through and in europe estimate the number of users who whose data was was exploited is much lower so two point seven million people. but and their information one that was then used for instance to boost the bracks a complaint in the u.k. so a huge issue of course for the you. also. came originally is. sorry facebook is based in ireland so this is one of the reasons also why the president of the european parliament has been stressing. it also has facebook also has to justify and give its motivations and its explanations in front of representatives of the citizens so the data scraping the you mentioned there's also the micro targeting of people and political campaigns these ads that would just appear to live and then disappear and fake news as well so that there was a swirl of all of these problems what is facebook done to seek sos problems well since this major scandal broke f

profits now let me start by explaining the action we're taking to prevent what happened with cambridge analytic from happening again back in two thousand and fourteen we changed our policies to more tightly restrict the information the apps could get and to proactively review all apps asking for more data so now we're going to go even further than this first when you use an app it's now only going to get limited access to your information your name your profile photo and your e-mail address unless they've gone through a full review that's much less information that apps can get on mobile platforms today second if you haven't used it up in three months we're going to prevent that from accessing your information until you authorize it again third last month we showed everyone on the top of their news feed a tool with a list of all the apps that they've used as well as a simple way to remove permissions for any apps that they no longer want to access finally we're investigating every single app that had access to a large amount of people's information before we lock down our platform in twenty for

examples of the messages developed and used by cambridge analytic include keywords such as drain the swamp and deep state, as well as images of border walls. in an undercover video, cambridge analytica managing director mark turnbull explained that cambridge analytica also created the brand "defeat crooked hillary". the company then created hundreds of different online advertisements for that brand, including online videos that were viewed 30 million times. n, selectedject rippo images were sent to the relevant individuals through online advertising services like google and facebook. these websites provided feedback on an individual's reactions to those advertisements, which were back intoutomatically the targeting program. this is what we have learned in the past several months. however, significant questions remain, and there is much we still do not know about cambridge analytica. we do not know the extent to which it worked with hackers to illegally obtain damaging information on candidates, including the united states. 2015 thatorted in cambridge analytica's parent company facilit

testifies before the eu parliament today over the cambridge analytic a scandal. next guest will be posing him questions. german mep for the green party. eu's upcominghe general data protection regulation and joins us from the european parliament in brussels. thanks for joining us here at the european close. what questions would you be posing to mr. zuckerberg? the most important question for the europeans is -- willbook change change its rules on privacy for citizens like became agility to stand will -- scandal, but also i think we should know if facebook wants to base its business model on exploiting users data or if there's other ways to do business together. mark: from what you heard from facebook and mark zuckerberg's testimony to congress, do you think facebook is willing to change its rules to address the issues? i think it is already a good step forward that mark zuckerberg and facebook now go into public debate and also show up in hearings with parliament. and listen to the concerns which are wide ranging. facebook is a platform which is so important also

gettingking forward to his written answers on cambridge analytical. it is obvious that kind of thing should not happen again. it was requested of him that it should not happen again. he spoke of his commitments to increased checks, to make sure that majorit comes -- when it comes to major events or european elections, these kinds of things do not happen. i also talked to the other elections that are due to take place. of the new rules on data protection, which will come into force in two days time. monitorcontinue to developments. says that arg also representative of facebook would come to speak to the leading committee in a hearing in order to go into the technical details of these issues. begun.tage has apollo -- the european pol are meant came here to apologize to all of europe -- the european parliament came here to apologize to all of europe's citizens. this shows the importance of the european parliament and the european union. if you have any questions i will take them? -- i will take them. >> just one question, could you clarify one thing, who

the cambridge analytic aire scandal exposed social platform are no longer safe for users.ical part of american sosh cyberspace and in desperate need of protection and oversight. >> wiley worked for cam braj analytica in the 2013 and 2014. his testimony comes two months after refrlgss surfaced that the british firm harnessessed the date are data from 50 million facebook user without percentages. >> in another development mark zuckerberg agreed to before the european parliament on this issue. zuckerberg is expected to be in brussels next week to meet with parliamentary leaders in a closed door meeting. zuckerberg testified before congress last month. his appearance comes as an aggressive new data protection law takes giving facebook useners europe more control over what companies can do with online habits. >> we get an idea of where the apple new campus to house 20,000 employees might go. the options 57 to be narrowed down to north carolina and virginia. apple ceo tim cook reportedly met with the governor of north carolina last week. there is speculation the campus could be

cambridge analytical the british company at the center of that big major facebook data breach is shuttingdown the political consultancy hit the headlines in march when a former employee of whistleblower revealed how it used data from millions of facebook users to influence the u.s. presidential election campaign the company says it suffered a sharp drop in business and will begin bankruptcy proceedings peter jukes is a journalist and the chief executive of byline media which campaigns for higher media standards he joins us live from london peter jukes what happens to investigations into cambridge analytical and the data that they're promising us they deleted. well the investigations are still ongoing there is a parliamentary inquiry which is yet to report the information commissioner's office or the i.c.a.o. graded cambridge journal it prior to its closure and possibly other you know investigations going on we don't know about so they'll take some time to report that but that's the question the companies close down but oddly enough another company with another name with very similar execu

the whole cambridge analytic car thing that dominated the news. they are careful about making a positive tone. zuckerberg is trying to show everybody about privacy and it is number one. that is why the first announcement was the tool. >> are they trying hard enough? this is a first step talk about the clear history tool. what do you see? if someone looks at privacy security, what other steps would you like them to take it sent >> another thing that is not visible to us is the limited access of the developers. the developers conference. this is actually people who develop apps for facebook. it does clear from the beginning, we can look at the axis of third-party at at. we can give you as much information as possible to protect consumers. they are trying to get information in different directions. this is not something you can handle that social media. >> how do you think that sort of information is going to go over with them? >> well, they are not happy. they did not show that conference, what is their angle with that. these are simple equations he

yar and plenty more related to the alleged misuse of facebook debt held by cambridge analytic the now defunct british consultancy that worked on us president donald trump's election campaign zuckerberg will have little privacy himself during his hours before parliament all of the action will be live streamed from brussels for a big day ahead and proselyte teri schultz is standing by for us there hi terry will mark zuckerberg get more of a grilling from the europeans than he did from the u.s. congress. well it will certainly be a shorter session the entire zuckerberg appearance in the european parliament will only be about forty five minutes long compared to the two days he faced on capitol hill but that doesn't mean it will be less of substantive grilling of course the heads of the political groups could have looked at the testimony that zuckerberg gave on capitol hill and really refined their questions also europeans are known to be much more strict about data privacy than the americans so but just by the fact that he'll get questioned by fewer than ten people doesn't necessarily mea

instead of the public testimonies are faced in the united states last month the british firm cambridge analytic shared the data of about three million eve based facebook users without their consent. earthquakes near hawaii way a volcano damaged roads as huge ash cloud spewed from the summit. also shooting out ballistic blocks and lava has torn through more than twenty giant cracks in the ground dozens of homes been destroyed some two thousand people have been evacuated . well the israeli military says it has carried out air strikes on militant targets in gaza overnight now that's in response to a machine gun fire that hit a building in the nearby israeli city of star wrote now this follows monday's bloodshed some sixty palestinians were killed by israeli gunfire at the gaza border a spokesman for the radical islamist group hamas says most of the dead were its own members but several young people are also among those who were killed tanya kramer spoke to one family in gaza now mourning their young daughter. a picture on a phone is all that is left fourteen year old west was killed on monday duri

of the firm's legacy resources the voter profiles and databases it created remains unclear cambridge analytical reportedly created with a least fifteen million dollars and financing from billionaire conservative donor robert mercer mr mercer supported president trump's candidacy and the campaign engage cambridge analytical services. more than a thousand financial industry jobs are moving from new york to nashville tennessee alliance bernstein holdings the global investment management research firm is making the move to music city after evaluating thirty different other cities around the nation a smaller contingent of some researchers traders and wealth management professionals will stay in the big apple but the c.e.o. isn't. workers from finance legal sales and marketing wall make the move to tennessee but the number of businesses making geographic moves in is increasing and it's not unique to new york for now we're joined on for more on this we're joined by c.e.o. and the president strobe mark hillary for which hillary thank you for being here you know we knew that companies move all the time

cambridge analytics the u.k. company at the center of that big major facebook dates of breaches shutting down the political consultancy firm hit the headlines in march when a former employee a whistleblower revealed how to use data from millions of facebook users to influence the u.s. presidential election campaign the company says it suffered a shop drop in business and will begin bankruptcy proceedings those are your headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after witness i'll have headlines for you about twenty five minutes so that. may mean. and i. meeting mean. a lot of us nayak mcqueary much to think. about another one on the bottom of the list in me on this never mind never mind that it but that i had on a. map right on the rising i mean he meet. a man named. peter my neck to make me glad. that i'm on board but i thought it was the. who. basketfuls at the bottom of the movie my. office and what is in it is that level in my sounds like it will be my i phone. you. feel the fat guy just reading. below and i

network's protection standards and its handling of the situation to when it was alleged that cambridge analytic and exploited accounts for years to influence users opinion said facebook is taking steps to prevent similar instance in the future but that still left many lawmakers unhappy some certainly spent more time asking their questions than he spent answering them check this. anxious from his new brave new world mr zuckerberg has presented to us there was one question raised. to my question i asked you six yes or no questions i got a single. good comic sure we follow up and get your answers to those while emerged cause of march that fifty million facebook profiles have been hijacked by the british political data company although that was soon revised up to eighty seven million the public backlash or the facebook boss take up full page newspaper ads in britain and america to try to say sorry and explain it but that didn't stop the delete facebook hash tag from trending nor did it save the company real being investigated by regulators so the saga goes on it to talk about it with us know george

president of product partnership said facebook's internal review process announced after the cambridge analytic a scandal review will review all apps that use facebook data then conduct interviews and audits with flagged app makers meanwhile an investigation by new science magazine found that the information captured by researchers affiliated with cambridge analytical was stored on the extreme lee vulnerable web site for for you . years. the w t o the world trade organization has ruled on an aerospace industry dispute between the us is bowling and europe's air bus the decision in favor of boeing is expected to have profound impact on the way the united states and europe do business artie's alex harlow bitch joins us in toronto with more alex appreciate it look at end to this is a longstanding dispute between these two major airline manufacturers full set on the details. well look this has been going on for about fourteen years with the w t o and back and forth between boeing and airbus and of course the e.u. and america standing behind their team now we hear that the w t o has made its decision

. >> host: do you foresee the fcc investigating cambridge analytical? jichairman pie alluded to that t a recent hearing with a congresswoman. >> guest: this is an issue not necessarily within our jurisdiction in the commission jurisdiction is much more robust in the online space when it comes to the internet service provider as opposed to either an edge provider or cambridge analytical which may not even be an edge provider but the federal trade commission would have authority to step in and case like that. >> host: we talked about edge providers and isps in these different groups and do people recognize that these are separate entities that are regulated differently or are we getting two more convergence when it comes to these? >> guest: often not. that's one of the issues you saw again going back to her title ii decision which was by putting the internet back into a title i framework and investing the commit trade commission with a 40 that put privacy and online data protection back to the fcc which can look across all line on actors. up until a decis

. >>> coming up, new revelations from cambridge analytic whistle blower chris teefr wiley testifying on capitol hill today about just how far back facebook new about the trump linked firm's harvesting of more than 80 million facebook users' data. details after the break. ♪ cleaning floors with a mop and bucket is a hassle, meaning you probably don't clean as often as you'd like. for a quick and convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet. there's no heavy bucket, or mop to wring out, because the absorb and lock technology traps dirt and liquid inside the pad. it's safe to use on all finished surfaces tile, laminate and hardwood. and it prevents streaks and hazing better than a micro fiber strip mop, giving you a thorough clean the first time. for a convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet with a money back guarantee. brand power. helping you buy better. ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ >>> the cambridge analytic whistle blower says facebook may have known about the brewing

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well cambridge analytic of the british firm at the heart of the facebook data collection scandal has announced that it is immediately ceasing all operations the consultancy group says its to care in bankruptcy in the united states as well as in britain ok we're journalists collected data on up to eighty seven million facebook users it compiled a database on a large number of us voters and used information to influence the twenty sixteen us presidential election facebook well it lost the trust of many uses over the scandal and has since tightened its previously restrictions. the european commission has unveiled an increased e.u. draft budget for twenty twenty one to twenty seven worth close to one point three trillion euros but getting countries to agree on contributing more to make up for the short for when britain leaves won't be easy. the e.u. has a pretty big budget hole to fill britain's departure from the bloc will leverage about twelve billion euros less well off a year the man responsible for drafting up a spending plan says member countries are going to have to cough up more

the data of eighty seven million users by selling it the now defunct british data analysis cambridge analytical. also stood before the u.s. senate to wants of their questions about their fat. filmstar sound a high at his call for male actors to take a pay cut as a way to reduce the gender pay gap. she made the comments during an interview at camp film festival the day after dozens of female movie makers staged a protest on the red carpet calling for equal pay and opportunities. things have been looking pretty grim for chinese phone makers that t. a having been denied access to american supply is it was forced to halt its cooperations. then out of the blue came a tweet on monday that could have been at salvation after engineering the company's demise donald trump pledged to help. sharing an unprecedented concern for chinese jobs. and surprisingly the chinese government was swift to approve saying it thought highly of the development. that left us commerce secretary well by ross to somehow explain the you time c t did do some inappropriate things they've admitted to that the question is are there

at the center of facebook's data privacy scandal is reported to be closing its operations cambridge analytical hit the headlines in march after a former employee revealed how the company used data from eighty seven million users but donald trump's presidential campaign nigel oakes the founder of s.c.l. group which is a british affiliate of the firm says both companies are now shutting their operations. the basque separatist group better has announced that it has disbanded it would rise ation campaign violently for sixty is for an independent basque state between northern spain and southern france that killed eight hundred people before declaring a ceasefire in twenty eleven and surrendering its arms last year that involve a report from san sebastian. in the end it came in the rather mundane form of a letter dated the sixteenth of april to various basque organizations a long awaited announcement that the group that waged a violent campaign for independence for five decades was disbanded for good and what it called its historical cycle. its fifty years since claimed its first victim a secret pol

mark zuckerberg to answer questions over the cambridge analytical data scandal this comes as the co-founder of whatsapp resigned from facebook its parent company and what's seen as a blow for privacy advocates in the firm john kuhn clashed with executives of their attempts to use personal data from the messaging service to develop products and target. well fresh from the privacy scandal that so facebook apologize if the data harvesting is now launching a dating app its chief executive mark zuckerberg says the new feature will operate alongside the usual facebook app he says two hundred million people on facebook list themselves a single seen as a move to rebuild its popularity among younger uses but gaining back trust may be tough due to ongoing privacy concerns facebook has been hit hard by the cambridge analytical scandal which saw the private information of millions of users shed with a political consulting company we are announcing a new set of features coming soon around dating. now this is going to be going to be for building real long term relationships not just took out and what i'v

at the center of facebook's data privacy scandal is watching to be closing its operations cambridge analytical hit the headlines in march after a former employee revealed how he had a company use data from eighty seven million users donald trump's presidential campaign nigel oakes the founder of s.c.l. group which is a british affiliate of the firm says both companies and are shutting operations. shares in some online dating companies have taken a tumble after facebook announced it's creating a new dating feature facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg says two hundred million people on facebook currently list them selves a single day she service which will launch soon is seen as a move to rebuild facebook's popularity among younger users but getting back trust may be tough due to ongoing privacy concerns facebook has been hit hard by the cambridge analytical tobacco which will probably information millions of users shared with a potential consultancy company we are announcing a new set of features coming soon around voting. this is going to be is going to be for building real long term relationships

cambridge analytic of the u.k. company at the center of a major facebook data breach is to shut down operations local consultancy had the headlines in march when a former employee revealed how it used data from millions of facebook users to influence donald trump's presidential campaign the company says it has suffered a sharp drop in business and will begin bankruptcy proceedings its parent company s c l is also closing. i mean yes opposition leader has called off nationwide protests after the ruling party agree to support him becoming the interim prime minister it told his supporters at a rally in the capital year that the issue had practically been solved parliament will vote again next week on a new prime minister robert forrest a walk of reports. when the armenians heard the news that the government had backed down with back their people's candidate his build it revolution took a step closer to reality yes has courage how can i say there was no need to believe in any politician or political power believe in yo

patty: cambridge analytical was just the beginning.s facebook just banned for abusing user data. >> reporter: facebook has suspended 200 apps for suspected misuse of information shared on or through facebook. they didn't name the apps but they are among thousands facebook has looked at in this investigation following the cambridge analytical fallout. facebook would not say where they are in the investigation process but it is still ongoing. we could see more apps suspended in the future. heather: let's talk about the royal wedding is what that has to do with kfc. >> reporter: prince harry is said to have proposed to megan markel while making a roast chicken. this concept is not lost on kfc. they decided to celebrate the royal wedding with a commemorative chicken bucket. it has two flags. the american flag and british flag, we declare a day of celebration, jubilation and fried chicken. 50 of these buckets available exclusively from kfc's winter location, one way to celebrate the royal wedding. >> in england they have kfc? who knew? the

cambridge analytical the u.k.ompany at the center of a major facebook data breach is shutting down the political consultancy hit the headlines in march when a former employee revealed how i use data from millions of facebook users to influence the u.s. presidential campaigns company says it suffered a sharp drop in business and will begin bankruptcy proceedings its parent company as c.e.o. is also closing. pope francis has apologized to victims of chile's clerical sexual abuse scandal and ask for forgiveness it comes after days of meetings at the vatican with three of the victims the head of the roman catholic church admitted last month he made mistakes in handling the crisis after discrediting the victims he says he was quote part of the problem the victims have urged him to end the epidemic of sex abuse and cover up in the catholic church. we were able to speak frankly and respect to the pope we talked about difficult issues such as sexual abuse abuse of power and especially the cover up of the tremendous. reali

data of up to eighty seven million facebook users without their consent and what happened with cambridge analytic was a major breach of trust that developer took data that people shared with them and solar. so we need to make sure that this never happens again one way the coburg is hoping to win back trust is by introducing a feature that will allow individuals to clear their pricing history but if it sounds like facebook buy to get less involved in its users lives think again the company's planning to introduce a dating service for its two hundred million single users. says it's intended for long term relationships not just hook ups after all for a company whose survival depends on people's continued willingness to share their data commitment is key and ships are not now if we want to eat fresh fish straight out of the sea in the future something's going to have to change experts say three quarters of fish stocks in the water is a big over fish in that spot strike you quotas which are great for fish sufficient . it's nearly six in the morning and the sun is rising over the western baltic sea fis

cambridge analytic are shattered. how it can still be in legal trouble after closing down operations. shares of apple turned in the best performance in february on earnings results. where the tech giant goes from here. first to the lead, tesla shares flat after initially spiking. revenue that beat estimates and produced the model three at a rate of 2000 cars for three weeks in april. the electric carmaker forecast it will generate cash in the second half as production of the critical model three gains traction. tesla is on track to make 5000 sedans in about two months, according to a letter to shareholders. joining us is max chafkin, and in portland we have ed niedermeyer. max, bigger goals. a weak000, 5000 car target and they will generate cash in the second half of the year. do you buy it? >> this has been the online tesla has been putting forward the last couple of months. i think many people have 5000 unitsat the goal is a big if. it is more than double where they are right now. get thataying if they goal, they wi