thank you for that, dorsey. please come back. he know u be archingous >>> welcome back to mosaic if you didn't know who howard thurman was you get an idea because of dorsey's intimacy with him knowing him and pastoring the church for a good 25 years and he knows his many, many books. but awed complication sometime ago. >> yes. >> every year we have howard thurman convocation in conjunction with the church's anniversary. >> okay. >> and this was just quite amazing. we had two extraordinary panelist reverend debra leaf and phil hutchins and talked about racism, immigration and collective liberation. and that's what thurman was about. collective liberation. if we do it to inoduce and commemorate thurman's life and work but to say let's move forward. >> okay. >> what are the issues facing us today and how do we inorida >> that's ght. >> in 1899. and he became there are many things about his childhood e loved the ocean. he loved the darkness of the sky. he really loved nature. he 1936, he became copastor of the fellowship church in 19

. >>> twitter backlash for twitter ceo jack the country, dorsey failed to mention the accusations ofs killing and war crimes. last month dorsey found himself in hot water again this time in india for posing with a poster that many users found it offensive. >>> a sudden passing of san francisco's mayor ed lee. today a celebration of his life. organizing today's event, it comes as the community considers naming the square after the landmark. >> do the community service that he has always focused on. >> lee'sigture line with let's get to work. >>> there is no rain, but that's tinchange. >> we had a few showers. >> >> we picked up trace amounts. most of us sleeping when that happened. as we take you into our microclimate forecast, starting out with storm ranger. it is dry here from santa rosa down to san jose. going to talk about two more chances ahead, coming up in my extended forecast in two minutes. tomorrow morning, most of us will start off with sunny skies. what i am keeping an eye on though is fog developing in the central valley. this might bring us fog through the tri-valleys. w

. >>> and jack dorsey is facing backlash for a facebook post.d that people travel to myanmar to learn meditation but failed to mention the -- >>> a democratic prosecutor wrote that mr. trump directed illegal payments during his campaign. cbs reporter errol barnett has more. >> reporter: he may be the first president to face charges. >> sentencing memo of his former lawyer cohen. cohen paid off trump's alleged mistresses to influence the 2016 presidential election in coordination with and at the direction of president trump. referred to as individual one. >> there's a very real prospect that on the day donald trump leaves office the justice department may indict him. >> there's no reason to not stand by anybody at this moment. >> reporter: republicans like senator marco rubio are with holding comment. >> i would caution everyone to continue to wait until all this plays out. >> reporter: the president was asked about the development on saturday. >> as far as the report that we see according to everybody i've spoken to i have not read it. there's a

back on september 5th, twitter ceo jack dorsey and facebook head mark zuckerberg appeared at a similar hearing. you can go to our website, c-span.org to see that. type "dorsey" in the search box and you can also see today's house judiciary committee hearing, just wrapping up here with the google ceo. you can watch that anytime online at c-span.org. >>> as we leave the end of this hearing, house minority leader nancy pelosi and senate democrat leader chuck schumer were at the white house this morning to talk with the president about government funding. we'll show you a portion of that and after the meeting, they spoke with reporters. >>> okay, thank you very much. it's a great honor of nancy pelosi with us and chuck schumer with us and we've actually worked very hard on a couple of things that are happening. criminal justice reform. as you know, we just heard word, got word that mitch mcconnell and the group were going to be putting it up for a vote. we have great democrat support, great republican support. so criminal justice reform, something that people have been trying to get, how l

leadership issues and the criticism of mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey.y, walter, former chairman of cnn and rico's editor who have helped us navigate this hectic year. good to see you. >> good to see you >> care ra, i'm reminded of when snap the question back then is would it work. obviously not. >> well, it was interesting. a lot of this stuff is well-known that this design didn't work. he's definitely a ceo that controls the company completely and while he had some partners there and people he works with, they've had a real a will the of people leaving coming and going and stuff like that so he kind of runs the company by himself which a lot of these ceos do. it's interesting what's what's happened at these companies that these people are experienced enough to do that they do without a lot of help. initially, the stuff they created was amazing. >> maybe was it his own management style and model or the fact facebook came in and stole their lunch money. >> i think both. we've talked about this a lot. i think you can lay a lot of the blame on a bad redesi

last month, dorsey found himself in hot water again. for his visit to india for posing with the poster that many users considered offensive to a hindu castle. >>> google plus is shutting down. the company is speeding up its plan to get rid of its social media network after a security breach. the company's ceo says there's no evidence a third party accessed their system. google plus will shut down in april, which is four months earlier than planned. >>> after major backlash, it's over. a christmas classic is back. ♪ baby, it's cold outside i've got to go away ♪ >> it's an oldie and a classic. but it was recently pulled from the airwaves after a nationwide outcry saying it sent the wrong message to women. the program says the station didn't want to offend anyone, but when they got more backlash for not playing it, they made the correction. >> we decided to put it back in, because that's what people wanted to hear. >> listeners say they understand why the song is disparaging to women, but banning it was just going too far. >> i've seen it

well, twitter's ceo jack dorsey is facing backlash for a series of his own tweets>>> plus, how stanford is changing its financial aid policy because of skyrocketing home prices in the bay area. >>> and taking a live look at our traffic over the skyway, which has been brutal. it's monday, but it's awful. on the left ha bay bridge. on the right hand side heading south towards the peninsula and beyond into the south but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long-term. osteo bi-flex because i'm made to move. >>> the 49ers are 3-10 after winning yesterday's game over the brokos,. >> they dedicated the win to the team owner's soon. >> kristen sze has the reaction after the game. >> reporter: yeah, it was friday. 35-year-old tony rourke ro the niners had to play at home, despite how tough it must have been. >> the biggest niner fan i've been around was tony. obviously as an owner and everything, i'm telling you, he loves the niners more than anyone. i don't want to say it, but there's no

twitter ceo jack dorsey has responded to outrage over his series of tweets about myanmar.been called tone deaf and irresponsible. a trip to describing myanmar where you called the people full of joy, but the military are being accused of ethnic cleansing. dorsey responded to his critics on twitter saying i am aware of the human rights atrocities and suffering in myanmar. i don't view visiting or talking with the people as an endorsement. i could have acknowledged that i don't know enough and need to learn more. up, responsible for backing some of the most , with two startups batches of investments in the year ahead. next.l discuss, and amazon's plans for new york headquarters are being met with increasing opposition. now some employees are pushing back with plans to unionize. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: when it comes to success in the start of world, one firm back some of the biggest success stories from airbnb to drop box to strike. ,hey have provided seed funding mentorship and education resources to over 1900 startups. 2018 coming to an end, they're gearing up for the n

that is less than the private plane that jack dorsey is going to fly around on. money we need to make a difference here in san francisco. taken a hardve line on some other companies like facebook and you have said in the past that it has caused you trouble your own friendships. i wonder, has this done the same? marc: our relationship is all right. number one, the most important thing, i feel like i need to speak my truth. sometimes that means speaking truth to power. i've had a lot of tough phone calls from executives who have been unhappy. i said in january, facebook is the new cigarettes. it is not good for you. it is being manipulated. others are trying to get you to use it in ways you don't understand. all of that has turned out to be true. often in ways i didn't imagine. business is the greatest platform for change. we can fix the homeless population in san francisco right now. all we need to do is vote for proposition c. it is immaterial to our business, but homelessness is material to my business. emily: can cook has taken on model,k over there data how th

that dorsey was a. girl. that nineteen is a you agree with our pick. i'm not a big fan of stats that. i think he's a very good goalkeeper no doubt at all but if he's if he is he the best i would say no but well the stats are not lying right now the stats are a lie and we'll come back to where you think the best is that. you picked up not just because leipsic have the league's meanest defense what other numbers show us how good he is yeah i mean we saw how good he is from from the tape i mean like you say leipsic there and he conceded seventeen that's the best in the league but also you know he saves the most shots percentage wise seventy eight percent in the league that's a league high also illegal is him saving the most major chances fifty seven percent and some of the saves we saw there you know those are save that you don't necessarily expect a goalkeeper to make that can win you the game will change the results and he's had a fantastic ride with lights and he joined them in the regular and it's really coming together for him when they first got pro

do you want to hear more from jack dorsey and the ceo of facebook. rep. cicilline: i hope so. i hope we can work together to develop solutions to these very pressing problems. it will require lots more conversations and lots more testimony before committees. emily: specifically, when it comes to more regulation on google, where would you like to see regulation applied? rep. cicilline: i think we have to be sure we are doing this in the right way. we don't want to impede the free, open internet. we want to make sure we are doing it in a way that advances consumer rights and privacy interests. some of the things i'm hoping is, happen in the states competition based solutions so -- portability so people can move from platform to , so there will be some incentive for technology companies to enhance their privacy protections and the market can drive some of that. cleark we need legislation or regulation that make it clear data belongs to the consumer. they ought to have full control of what happens to their data, ought to consent to the use of the data by a third-party. there is a

how does the performance compare to mark zuckerberg's or jack dorsey's on capitol hill?next. this is bloomberg. emily: google sundar pichai isn't the first big tech c.e.o. to be questioned on capitol hill. we saw mark zuckerberg and u.s. representatives had a chance to question chai on everything from user data privacy to the push into china. how did his performance in washington's hot seat compare to the likes of other silicon valley giants? here to discuss, jason, you have watched every single one of these hearings word for word. how do you think pichai's performance has compared? >> one of the striking things is how congress did, they're getting smarter every time we have a hearing and so, i think the quick take today was that congress still can't ask questions of these big powerful c.e.o.'s which we heard out of the zuckerberg facebook hearings back in the spring. i'm watching closely and they're asking savvier questions and on key topic areas. emily: they were better informed than when mark zuckerberg testified. more broadly, david, what do you think how sundar pich

jack dorsey saying, there is an unfairness i find in my role as ceo of square.es not apply to twitter. these companies would be taxed amountgnificantly larger than salesforce. marc: what i see is a crisis of inequality in san francisco. that is striking to me. we have 70 billionaires here in our city. that is incredible. we have companies that you report on with hundreds of billions of dollars with market cap. of course, you know, salesforce we are the largest employer here , in san francisco. not just largest tech employer. largest employer. we have a $100 billion market cap. and you just talked about a few companies. square is worth $30 billion, worth stripe is worth $20 billion, $20 billion. well the amazing thing is, these , companies can afford it. for us, it is just a $10 million tax. but these are immaterial amounts to us. $10 million does not mean anything. that is less than the private plane that jack dorsey is going to fly around on. you know that. and i will tell you right now, it is the money that we need to make a difference here in san francisco. e

jack dorsey called tone deaf at the least with a series of tweets from his medication retreatannr. his postings praise the landscape and food encouraging followers to visit the country. vi critics say he failed to mention genocide and other things commit there. >>> and emotional support animals as of next tuesday, support animals of any kind will be banned on flights longer than eight hours. also a new age limit. no support or service animals under four months old. you can probably picture for yourself the reason for the changes. problems have almostou past two >>> 4:51. just two weeks until christmas, hundreds of gifts given to those in the bay area after those wildfires in butte county. the family giving tree project will distribute the items starting at 11:00 this morning. the gifts will be loaded on trucks by volunteers and dropped off. nbc bay area is a proud sponsor of the project. >> really nice to see. >>> 5:52. coming up, nbc bay area responds. >> the price of something vital is coming down, but are you buying torhris chmura. c three church bells taken from the philippines

they loved you there jack dorsey himself was saddened to see you go.ouncement you were leaving. why did you decide to leave? >> it's the greatest fin tech company out there. but the opportunity at nextdoor, i think it is the hottest thing right now in consumer internet i think it's a global opportunity. there is not a community in the world that doesn't want to drive stronger community, drive better, more active conversations in that community. i think there's a moment, people are missing that place if you think of just americans used to go to have conversations whether it was the local rotary club, might have been your local school, local church that area has gone and i think that's part of why the level of discourse is so toxic. then beyond that, i have loved local business it's been my passion for the last, you know, seven-plus years at square. i see a huge opportunity with the nextdoor platform to unleash how local businesses and our members come together. >> we live in a small town and there's a mothers club list. i rely on it just to find out if

jack dorsey is a good product inventor. would not put it past them to figure out what the right thing is. but that is the challenging part of the business. david: as you go from a potential transition from this geometric growth and blitzscaling into becoming efficient and improving your product, do you need to change your people? reid: you see that in a lot of great companies, that they can do both, like at amazon, facebook, at a number of companies where they balance the two. for example, even part of what on is amazing about microsoft is they are blitzscaling azure. that's always a possibility to do this amazing new thing in a company that's always been successful in other things. david: you have a great analogy about pirate turning into the admiral of the navy. do we have a pirate at tesla or an admiral in the navy? reid: we might have a pirate-admiral. he is obviously extraordinarily good at taking hard problems and building a new car company from scratch, a new software platform on top of it, doing luxury and mainstrea

twitter's jack dorsey and facebook's sheryl sandberg were there, but no google chblts i'm deeply disappointed that google, one of the most influential digital platforms in the world, chose not to send its corporate slippery leadership. >> mark zuckerberg was a no show in london a few months ago. they were not shy of making fun of him on social media. irswin steltzer right silicon valley companies have taken dead aim at their feet and pulled the trigger but none have done so much as to turn the political classic and silicon valley and lay the basis of regulation of their businesses as facebook. long-time silicon valley executive and venture capitalist jason lincoln joins us to talk about regulators. i looked at the various ways i introduced you. one was an all-around smart guy. >> i appreciate that. >> i will do that. remember there was a time in which it was sort of this free for all which uber could just do whatever it wanted and, you know, regulators, well, you know, and the scooters and airbnb and regulators kind of said, you know those tech guys, they do that sort of thing, and they just

and that interview is drawing praise from the us president michael isikoff was the first to report dorsey air allegations and now seriously doubts the dossier claims the whole russian collusion thing was a hoax but who is going to restore the good name of so many people whose reputations have been destroyed. but in use this is really put trunk as the correspondent across this some stunning allegations in the dossier but now we're hearing maybe they're not true anywhere in any way is where is the proof this is the journalist that came up with this report the first place was out there sometimes it only takes one spark one report from one journalist or a handful of them from a big media outlet to really send the media world into overdrive one of the example was when this yahoo investigative reporter michael isikoff came out with this bombshell on the infamous steel dossier that was a big one as you remember the p. tape was in it and also all kinds of proof of the alleged russian collusion now this is what mr easy call of says in december twenty. when you actually get into the details of the

. >> zuckerberg, dorsey. in that time, they have built cosensus, privacy oups, everyone said okay here's a am work of what we would be fine with. and privacy companies and tec companies are not that far apart. >> we are ten years into social media and mobile phones and we still haven't develop these kinds of laws to address those services that have really changed how we interact with each other and how we interact with the world. >> to ina's point, do you thinkt 2019 wit new congress in place we will see more regulation? >> it dpends if the democrats make that a part of their platform. i feel like with all of the arings and wi the backlash from americans that would be one that they could ao for finned consensus even in the polarized times happening n ess. >> i suspect we will see it because california passed a privacy law th yearhat incorporates some of the provisions that folks would l e to roll otionally. that goes into effect in 2020, which means there is kind of a ticking clock. if the tech companies can'

. >> sandberg and dorsey focus d on facebook a and twitter's investment in technology and employees to improve platforms. we have been investing in artificial intelligence and machine learning models to again recognize the patterns of behavior, because we believe greatest ere the leverage will come from. >> but congress heade into the holidays with more concerns. after a slow drip of negative ut headlines abo facebook's mismanagement two reports for the senate intelligence committeeast week show russian attempts to sow sconsidered on social media both before and after the 2016 absenting sayinoo twitter, fac and google did the bare minimum to cooperate with the senate intelligence committee investigation. for nightly business report, julia boorstin in los angles. >> com up, the correspondent story that kept investors guessing for most of the year. >>>ne of th biggest corporate stories focused on amazon and where i set u the second headquarters. more than 200 cities bid for the project whi promised jobs and capital investment. amazon madhe cuts to list all year. and then in november the

if you watch the latest rounds of testimony when jack dorsey and sheryl sandberg when it spoke it felt to me like they were kind of two earrings going on at the same time. one was driven by this question of israel conservative bias and that gave me felt superficial and was missing the deeper problem and scoring political points. but if you are the questions it between the delicate questions about if the platforms have to decide their systems are impartial, what definition of impartial is that? if you're platforms are serving a variety of people across different cultures, values and political systems, to the people who work for you represent the same diversity? i think we could move towards a light touch relation that doesn't say this is how moderation should work but recognizes what a calm look at a problem is but also says if you're going to get to enjoy the protections you get an continue to play this role, there are certain expectations that the public needs to be assured up. we are demanding, the public is demanding it already. so finding a way to articulate and specify what those

if you watch the latest rounds of testimony, when jack dorsey and sheryl sandberg when in spoke, it felt like to hearings at the same time. one was driven by the question of, is there conservative bias, and that to me felt superficial and missing the deeper problem and scoring political points. but the questions in between were really good, about if the platforms have to decide if their systems are impartial, what definition of impartial is that? and if you're platforms are serving a variety of people across different cultures, values, and political systems, to the people who work for you represent that same diversity? move for acould light touch regulation that does not take over or say this is how moderation should work, it recognizes what a complicated problem it is, and also says if you're going to get to enjoy the kind of protections you get and continue to play this role, there are certain expectations that the public needs to be assured of good and we are demanding, the public is demanding it already. finding a way to articulate and specify what those should be and still at the pl

. >> jack dorsey. >> and your favorite on the opening bell >> jim cramer. >> well that's it.ow on its own. >> are accounting issues pretty much at some level of shadiness. or can honest mistakes be made the answer is, honest mistakes can be made and a lot of times my rule will keep you out of a situation where there is an honest mistake and then the stock takes off. there are other cases where it is not honest and you lose everything so i am going after the maximum risk situation and i can't tell from the outside which is which, which is why i am so cautious. >> my brother is 26 with no 401(k) offered at his job. you have repeatedly said you prefer individual stocks, do you have a write up explaining why. >> i do want an index. i want an s&p 500 fund and continue to use that as your retirement vehicle try to pick some of the best stocks that would be in the et f. i trust you. you watch this show. let's do it together saying let's own some stocks as a "mad money" situation. up next is a tweet from cs boles who wrote at jim cramer, just bought "get rich carefully," the reason i

that impacted the big three ceos from the tech companies like -- markkerberg zuckerberg, jack dorsey, and son and google's ceo. we think 2019 will be a year of greater regulation in particular on those two companies. google will be in a great position longer-term and we will power through. we think facebook's best days are behind it. not just because of the privacy fees, but the world is not a better place because of facebook. when people use it, they don't feel better. --in: that's democrats democrats and republicans alike are questioning silicon valley whether it's conservative bias or big data. expect that to continue. take a look at the headline risk for several of these companies. looking at the terminal, we were able to see any these companies testify, we saw impacts in the market. performed 6% lower for stock, which was also on a day with the s&p tech stocks were down 1.5%. facebook is getting a lot of bruising. back in april, it's matched market performance. yellow performer was the s&p. -- the outperform or was the s&p. selina: with privacy concerns, allegations of bias, what

. >> now, to their credit, the ceo of twitter, jack dorsey and the number two at facebook, sheryl sandberg did show up. >>> here's something worrying people on wall street. the yield curve is flattening. i know you haven't had your second cup of coffee, but let's go through it. when you lend the government money, the longer you lend the government money, the more money you expect in return. if you invest in a three year note, you don't expect much interest. a 30 year note you want more interest. this totally makes sense, right? all right. when the yield curve flattens, you're not making that much more money on a long investment than a short one. why do we care about this? it's often a sign that recession is possible. >>> as for the gene editing, the chinese scientist who claims he edited the genes in two embryos is missing and some presume he's been arrested by chinese authorities. he horrified fellow gene researchers with this claim. his technology, developed here in northern california, lets you edit genes. never been used on babies before. the babies were born healthy as far as we know.

. >> reporter: square ceo and twitter cofounder jack dorsey said we are excited to join the oakland community as a partner, and advocate, a neighbor, and a customer of local businesses as we continue to grow. we want to support our employees wherever they are so they can work and invest in the communities where they live. >> i don't know much about the company that my feeling is if the choice between a company and nobody, i picked that company. >> it would be fantastic. i think oakland really needs it. after uber moved out, it would be nice if someone came to oakland. >> reporter: square will keep its headquarters in san francisco. in oakland they will take up the tate the entire office space. >> thank you. >>> a california lab that was conducting tests a marijuana product is accused of falsifying reports. coming up why marijuana edibles and other products will have to be returned, retested or destroyed. >>> 'tis the season for helping those in need. how an east bay barbershop is giving back during the holiday season. >>> the bay area may have to go without one christmas tradition. up next wh

jack dorsey told congress he's making a concerted effort to move some tasks out of the bay area because of cost. president trump says he would be willing to step in in the case of the huawei executive arrested under suspicion of selling american technology to iran. the arrest threatens to upset trade talks between china and the united states but it would be highly unusual for a president to jump spew a justice department case. after zte got in trouble for the same thing, president trump tweeted he was worried the sanctions against the company might hurt chinese jobs. >>> you're hearing a russian newscaster. they were excited about new robot technology. made in russia. look at how life-like it is. apparently the newscasters didn't get the memo. the robot was just a guy in a robot suit at an event for children. it was never trying to fool anybody into thinking it was a real robot but the newscasters never got the memo or misinterpreted. the reason it's so life like because there's a dude in the suit. >> the guy is thinking, they think i'm a real robot. i should be more robot like. >> what

impacted the big three ceos from the tech companies like facebook's mark zuckerberg, as and the ceo dorsey of google. listen to what was said yesterday about the 2019 forecast. >> we think 2019 will be a year of greater regulation in particular on those two companies. google will be in a great position longer-term and we will power through. we think that facebook will have difficulties. we think facebook's best days are behind it. not just because of the privacy piece but the world is not a , better place because of facebook. when people use it, they don't feel better. kevin: remember that democrats and republicans alike are questioning silicon valley, whether it's conservative bias or big data. expect that to continue. take a look at the headline risk for several of these companies. because if we take a look at the terminal, we are able to see that anytime these companies testified, we thought impact in the market. twitter performed 6% lower for their stock, which was also on a day when the s&p tech stocks were down 1.5%. facebook, though, getting a lot of bruising back in april. it sligh

jack dorsey talks about that twitter is basically going to a public square.twitter was created i don't know where the public square was. >> i want to know what to do with facebook today. you obviously can't trust this company. >> we are transitioning to purposeful technology, amazon, google, microsoft, adobe, sales force, apple, technology with a purpose not social media exhaustion. >> josh, what do you do with facebook >> i don't think you go near it and i agree with what joe is saying i think you've probably seen the high point of the multiples that wall street will pay for these stocks already when you talk to advertisers they still tell you facebook works great. problem is the pool amongst which it works great is shrinking and may not ever grow again. >> i know i make light of their five-page statement which i don't know what that was, but they come out with a new on the record statement that says we know we have work to do to reduane people's trust, protecting people's information. >> lol. >> by the way, here is the take, what are you going to do about i

. >> dorsey: did you send them anything on that phone?ory: i sent them some tests of some sort, just to see if i could do it right. and i couldn't figure it out. i messed that up. >> gaynor: he's trying to control the narrative. so what you have here likely is an attempt to steer the story, to explain away some of the more alerting pieces, while not admitting to the criminal activity of providing the classified information to the foreign intelligence service. >> gellie: we now know, at this point in time, kevin mallory has successfully sent the classified table of contents, the classified white paper, and tried to send several other documents unsuccessfully. >> cooper: mallory offered to bring in the phone to be examined by the c.i.a., confident that all his messages to michael yang had automatically been deleted. so, he believes everything he's sent has disappeared from the device. so that's why he's willing to bring the device in? >> gaynor: we have every reason to believe that he believed at the time that those communications would be

jack dorsey finally responded to the fierce backlash for his tweets on mean lar many accuse him of ignoring the plight of the missile range of minority he's now said on twitter that it's currently a way for people to share news and information about events in the in law as well as to bear witness to the plight of their hendra and he adds we're actively working to address emerging issues the sink violent extremism and hateful conduct. now one of the activists who was part of the online campaign jack genocide responded by thanking jack and what's up jimmy the one says that she looks forward to their contribution to help and the suffering of their hands a community as another gives jack credit for responding saying you have the power to influence to do great good so you will be continuing to monitor the story and we do also want to hear from you as well so let us know your thoughts on the story use the hash tag get as of yet keep your views coming to us on all those platforms once again for the crew on facebook live you're about to see the story about polar bears giving birth in captivity and

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was achieved, interestingly enough, the regulations under which we under ski was appointed -- leon dorseyointed. this was passed nonetheless by agencies including the department of justice and others bound by their own regulations, until such time as they repealed them. bob work fashion very good legal advisers around him, but this professor of constitutional law as well as and i trust, one of the iconic courses at yale collaboratively with a great man had reflected on these things. he thought not just about market share and concentration levels and so forth, but he had thought about our constitution. if we go back and look at the regulations he provided the therney general -- he was actual attorney general at the time -- provided the extra measure of protection for independence. the attorney general bound himself just before he would and leon, that he would go secure the approval, the approbation of both the chair of the two judiciary committees and the ranking minority member. there does not have to be that political consensus that leon jaworski should go. guess who agreed to those regu

jack dorsey tweeted saying that he traveled to northern maine mara last month for a meditation retreats and he encouraged his four million followers to visit many online are angry they accuse him of ignoring the plight of the muslim or hinge of minority. well under so high and from human rights watch says i'm no expert on meditation but is it supposed to make you so self obsessed that you forget to mention you're in a country where the military has committed mass killing rape forcing hundreds of thousands to flee and it's one of today's biggest humanitarian disasters and they have a says i see that jack has taken the olympic gold medal in tone deafness well seven hundred thousand refugees fed me and maher last year to name bring back the dash after a brutal crackdown by the military the un says the army was responsible for war crimes and human rights abuses that classify as genocide mean mars government denies that its military committed atrocities against their agenda arguing that it was only responding to attacks by the hands of fighters. the rights groups have started an online campa

type "dorsey" in the search box and you can also see today's house judiciary committee hearing, just wrapping up here with the google ceo. you can watch that anytime online at c-span.org. >>> as we leave the end of this hearing, house minority leader nancy pelosi and senate democrat leader chuck schumer were at the white house this morning to talk with the president about government funding. we'll show you a portion of that and after the meeting, they spoke with reporters.

have seen congress grill tech executives, most recently sundar but mark zuckerberg notably and jack dorseywed up a couple of times. we call it political theater, but what does it try to accomplish for these guys it plays to their base it helps create campaign video in the long run. which will probably show up on youtube. more importantly it -- >> owned by google >> owned by google and it plays to their donors >> i have a two-prong question, sorkin when you finish -- >> i want to understand, so we talked about the theater element. is there a reality element that will impact the google business, the twitter business, the facebook business as a function of all of this >> not next year not any time soon. the reality of the impact will be these guys will raise more money and help theirk coffers. there's one hint, section 230 of the communications decency act, it gives them broad protections. it gives facebook and twitter, google broad protections for whatever shows up on their service. if crazy stuff shows up, you don't hold these guys liable as long as they try to do something about that >> wa

missed sending high-ranking hearing in september hearings with sheryl sandberg in attendance and jack dorseyr. this sundar pichai, okay we'll go to washington. we'll listen to what lawmakers have to say. they were roundly criticized for that. there is more scrutiny after they failed to show up in september. stuart: here is what you will see. very shortly, sundar pichai makes his opening comments. we know what he is going to say. he says no, we're not politically biased. that is the not kind of company, that is not the kind of people we are. he will say that in his opening remarks amongst other things. what you're really going to see later, some high-end, high-stakes political theater. congresspeople will go after mr. pichai because of privacy, because of that search engine in china, and because they're extremely powerful and just like big brother. so what are we as a society going to do? susan: tracking your location even though you turn off the location tracking services in your settings. what about google plus? did they inform users in advance for enough time before they discover ad bug or