d. platforming he has of course the platform to alex jones so it's really odd he notes observant cryptocurrency people flip flop between hating on jack for censoring free speech and he does that in a serial killer sort of conspiracy theorist attacks and challenge him and praise if he mentions big coin but i want to use this as a moment to highlight the fact that big queen by its nature is censorship resistance jack as head of a company a publicly traded company called twitter is he is not resistant to censorship because he is one man in charge of a. you know essential eyes database which is twitter so that's why people can appeal to him the state department the cia the n.s.a. whoever it is that contacts them and says take that person down he has to abide by those laws because it's. subject to man made laws because it is natural laws which are in the alien a bill of rights so he can you know he could talk about big question freely because we all can because it's an inalienable right. so nobody can censor basically and certainly not jack it doesn't matter if he joins the gang it doesn't matter ho

d. platforming push it could be the number they need right this could be a whole new wave of adoption because it would be creators and people looking constantly yeah now and it's you know you mentioned the platforming and other issues of course there is another extreme element to it i mean there is genuine presence of what you would term and hate yeah i mean there is a really dangerous. elements out there so how does big backer deal with that if they don't know so yeah so that's one of the reasons why we didn't want to go fully everything decentralize everything on the block chain complicates things but also all not just on the technical side but also on the legal tide to you kind of get the swamp of stuff that a lot of people really don't want to see or is just outright illegal. so our policy has been on free speech side is as long as not legal we take it. but if it is legal we will take it down right i would imagine of things like pornography other items would be probably considered illegal to some extent but it's hard to say i mean it's the law is there whatever loss of this so base your s

d. platforming on the rise and echo chambers your thoughts you know it's very hard obviously to make money or make a living putting out print media but i think in micra media like this where we're not in it to make money we're just trying to break even so that we can actually put out a publication and let the community be heard is important and you know maybe in the future you know we might make a few dollars but the bottom line is to provide a platform for folks across the spectrum to put out their opinions and report on local news right now in north carolina is in the national news this week randi our audience is global so for those not aware the news explain what happened in the ninth congressional district the significance of the story what happens next well i think finally candidate reverend mark harris folded i mean for the longest time we're hearing you know that they're going to keep in it they were challenging and you know when push came to stuff with the state board of elections and you know they had the hearings last week and his son who's a u.s. federal attorney came in and sai

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the seventy seven percent deet abuse platform for joining. this is d w news asia coming up on the program the saudi crown prince and his delicate diplomacy in asia keep brings his charm offensive to china but remain silent when it comes to beijing's treatment of its muslim minority are we seeing way out politic over human rights plus. anger in okinawa over plans to relocate a u.s. military base residents have their say this weekend in a referendum but will the government listen to the will of the people. and the vietnamese artist paints for peace head of the second summit between donald trump and kim jumped on. i'm melissa chana thank you for joining the program great to have you with us saudi crown prince mohamed have been solomon has been on an asia trip all week it's seen as a diplomatic pivot away from the prince to prove that life goes on even after western countries started shunning him following the murder of writer jamal khashoggi last year his first stop had been to pakistan a country saudi arabia has a close relationship with and where he ple

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platform for africa in charge of. the temple of technology. with a bull market. made in germany your business magazine d w. no further sanctions for zimbabwe football that's what e.u. foreign ministers decided on monday but that's hardly a healthy economy which lies in ruins with no improvements in sides more than a year off the former president robert mugabe was ousted. and so the go ahead so the polls on sunday and president make his solves prospects are good but it's not because of the economy. this is business africa d.w. welcome on monday e.u. foreign ministers discuss the u.s. response to the zimbabwe and. government's violent crackdown on widespread protests last month is sided against fresh sanctions for zimbabwe and for now the arms embargo on the state owns of bubbly friends industry remains in place along with restrictions on former leader robert mugabe and his wife thousands of zimbabweans took to the streets to protest a one hundred fifty percent hike in fuel prices rising commodity prices are major problem and zimbabweans now have more difficulty putting food on the table about one in two peo

interacting with people who are actually in their neighborhood,d cilitates a wide variety of more intimate types of exchanges than on these other platformscil-and in this world where the internet is so ubiquitous, as you say, there's a concern that people aren't interacting face-to-face more. so, why is a neighborhood social networkecessary? why can't neighbors just go out and say, "hey. hi. i'm your neighbor. let's chat face-to-face. -yeah, i think we are combating a trendn that has bppening in the united states especially over the past 50omears of a decline innity. in fact, one of the inspiring statistics that we saw when we started the company was that 29% of americans claim to know very few of their neighbors, and 28% of americans claim to know not a single neighbor by name. so you're talking about over half the population wand so, as strange may seem in our kind of modern, technological world, to use an app to facilitate these in-person interactions uain the community, it ay is happening. we feel like our job is best performed when an online interaction on nextdoorof leads to aine interaction. for example, your box story. when you n

platforms. >> we can't offer cities complete mobility solutions for thth future. infrastructure. we can offer the darkg to make it more efficient. we can offer them other things in terms of mobility concepts. that's where we are different. >> both companies have been around for more than a century. they say that is allowed them to form a stronong bond with customers. something they hope will set them apart from competitors in silicon valley. >> went our customers trust in the safety our cars provide, they trust as well in the safety of the data in our hands. i think that is an inherent advantage that we can offer. >> bmw and daimler say they are investing one billion euros on the new joint venture. they don't say what they expect the new entity to be profitable, but they did say they expected to have a serious market impact. phil: the german states has recorded a record annual surplus of 58 billion euros. that is 2018. that is the fifth in a row and despite the slowdown in the last quarter of the year. the treasury benefited from a point job market and l l interest ratates. mass funerals have been

soma filipinas strives to provide a platform for "politico" residents to work together in creating a d-- filipina residents to work together in creating vibrant communities. [inaudible] >> -- between the developers bidding for the space. the developers that are desiring the moscone garage center will provide by a conventional hotel but the community at least should also consider thorough coordinations. soma filipinas, together with our community members here, demand the following. that sfmta and o.t.a. suspend the process until a meaningful decision process can be made, that sfmta hold at least two community forums and require attendance from all four bidding developers, and that at least one general community member and one labor representative be included in the recommendation panel, but we'd also like you to keep in mind that the district must be considered for developers, including plans for local targeted hire, that the community must see the details for affordable housing on behalf of the developers plans and our continued search for open community space. >> thank you. [inaudible

has a sizable platform withincothunity, he is, you know, part of a surge oesf increased retation and visibility of black lgbt peoinpe entertainment and television within the last few years d even outside of that has been advocating for h.i.v. awareness and historically black colleges and universities. so when someone w ha platform of this nature is wrapped up where they may have been the center of an all like this, people fe it is a disservice to the community. the other side of that is there is this palpable frustration at there's only an attention from, you know, some law enforcement and even the public to ha crimes in the community, when there is a celebrity factor, when the is somebody that's high profile at the center of it, but quite you know, the situations are going on without any attention, any care, and that's likely what's underneath all of this i how can we redirect the energy from an alleged hoax to the many other incidents that are has,ening all around uven within the last few weeks, even months surrounding, you know, this alleged incident, there are ack trans women who have been killed and quite often those are theop ple disproportionately impacted within b

like 5g development what else are you working on >> we're doing cybersecurity r&d here we're doing next generation platformse do, but everyone around the world looks at their cell phone and tries to actually initiate some sort of query, you know, a great deal of the infrastructure that makes that happen is our stuff. and as the video loads increases on the internet, the requirements are increasing on the internet so r&d is done here as well. >> cisco and other technology companies have applied to get exemptions from the tariffs. have you received any of those exemptions or gotten any word on that >> we worked through that on the 10% and was not successful and up until recently there was some debate as to whether there was going to be an exemption process for the 25%. but i think we all saw lighthizer came out and said there would be we'll work through that assuming they start heading down that path >> i want to talk to you about a big initiative that cisco took on this week i think it was yesterday where you're actually out trying to get congress and other world legislatures trying to focus on privacy as a

platforms that are based on advertising and attention. so google and instagram and youtube and twitter and snapchat are all affected. but the challenge here is that success is a reinforcing thing, d after a while you think you know all the answers and other people don't. the mistakes that were made hnie in my on are forgivable. what i'm having trouble with is the resistance to change in the face of incontrovertible evidence. we know for certain that there are issuesith public health, democracy, priva competition and innovation. and pretending otherwise is harmful not just to facebook and google and i nstagram and the rest, it's harmful to society and it's harmful to zblerch if these companies continue to be resistant, what is the solution. do you think they should begu ated, and what should that regulation look like? >> there are several areas they need to think about. one of the questions off the top is there are business practices that take place in our society that we have accepted without thought. is that companies that collect our data are allowed to sell it to anybody they want or trade others as facebook would do. for example, why is it reasonable for people to collect our

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and all we are doing here is providing a platform for you to meet each other, learn from each other and dn into future. >> reporter: the first talk starts in about an hour. stick with us, we will is going on out here and inside as well. we will continue to cover this through the morning and into the afternoon. >>> some 30 principles from the oakland unified school district are headed to the state capital one day before oakland teachers are set to go on strike. we met up with the principles, they gathered at a coffee shop a short time ago. they made signs and grouped into carpools for the trip to sacramento. the meeting it hit set up with lawmakers to lobby for more education funding. also scheduled to attend a form with the state superintendent of public instruction. >> everybody in oakland, especially teachers, want kids to drive. not just about students it's about all of the society. we are all trying to do our parts to make it work. >> overall california ranks near the bottom of spending per pupil. for example new jersey and connecticut spent about $21,000 per people every year, about

d the. contingency of the metro board and the mayor says time. is time for metro to extend its hos because they're seeing a lot of drops in ridership. riders going off the platformoing to ride shari like uber or lyft, maybevedriving themselves. and that decrease in ridership has put a hit on d.c.'sight lifescene. in recent weeks, we've heard arguments on both sides of the issue from mthe metro gm, as wel as from mayor bowser. >> we're gettinghead of the issues but we're not there yet. >> we can't continue to be asked r support a system that doesn't serve the needs ofion. >> reporter: you heard there, standing strong in their arguments there. metro has it, perhaps by the summer of 2020, we could see extended service return. however, that depes on t work they're doing right now. and again, that vote is set for later this morning. and again, we're expecting that sparks could fly inhat meeting over metro hours. we'ree liv outside the metro in clairton. i'm justin finch. >> this week's winter storm is believed to have caused one woman' death in virginia. the loudon county sheriff says she went to clear her yard of brok broken tree limb a large branch hit and killed h

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platform huffman says they can assure advertisers they won't be connected with misbehavior and also he says this investment will help them compete with the likes of facebook. a new investor in this series d is chinese tech giant tensent putting $150 million i asked what it meant. >> the financing doesn't change our horizon on those dimensions that much. it gives us more flexibility to execute our road map faster and to potentially be more aggressive but even in the short term we're sticking with our current strategy which is make reddittemore accessible. >> reporter: it is worth noting reddit generates the lowest revenue per user of any of the social media platforms by far but does mean there's the most opportunity for growth especially as the company expands overseas guys, back over to you. >> julia breaking that announcement we appreciate it thank you so much. so reddit joins the growing list of unicorns, $1 billion private valuation on the rise. could this new class take down some of the legacy players, dan? >> it might and might also do as some of the legacy players have much more mature revenue models it may help decelerate that growth and important point, last week twitter told us

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