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there are been reports from nonprofits that there are literally tens of thousands of facebook groups that involve themselves with elicit drug smuggling with human smuggling. in fact, there are groups that actually provide a video of successful border crossings of the prices that they charge, teaching people how to do this and essentially selling their ability to transport people illegally across the border. those groups exist on facebook, so it's not so much i think, a telegram problem, as it is a social media problem. it's the reality of social media. but if you read the articles, they want to pretend it's only telegram it's having this issue, right? it's interesting how they don't really want to talk about facebook, especially on a week when we've already been talking about facebook and all of the issues that it has that have come up just recently. ok, so telegram has responded by saying remove the channel where this massive data set of email and password. com, those was being sold after financial times notify the company. but is that enough? well, it's, i don't know if it's enough.

>> so we have a number of private physician, emergency medicine, other medical groups, facebook groups and whatsapp groups. people have been posting i've been looking for a bed with a patient who has cancer, has had a high-risk pregnancy, a patient who is having a heart attack. i've tried calling 30 hospitals and can't find a bed. people are posting on social media to try to find beds for these patients to save their lives because their normal systems of care are so broken. just yesterday i had someone tweet at me seeing if i could help find a bed for someone. i've, unfortunately, been unable to do so, but i had another friend who transferred a patient from oklahoma up to connecticut in order to get them the icu level of care that they needed. it's just a poor situation for all involved. >> extraordinary situations, extraordinary measures. doctor, thank you so much. be well. >> thank you, fred. >>> in this update now on our breaking news story out of texas, video just now into the newsroom after the aftermath of a military plane crash. you can see the smoke billowing there into the sky

anti-vaccine facebook groups spreading advice to not go to the emergency room and get loved ones out of intensive care unit. more people have been trying dangerous at home treatments rather than get vaccinated. there are also growing threats of violence against those in the medical profession. >>> if you're heading to the niners home opener this weekend, the new treat you can expect at levis and we'll take a loving look at that, coming up. >>> 49ers have their home opener coming up this weekend. you excited for that? >> very. >> it will be first time the fans get to watch them at home. the first time they can have some home cooking. >> the niners hosted a concession showcase at levi stadium. they welcomed new vendors. members of the media got to take pictures of the food you see here and pictures we took. after that they got to have taste. the 49ers will face the packers on sunday night. you can watch that only on nbc bay area. >> members of the media so lucky. >> yeah. >> at 5:30, clearing the way for millions to get a booster shot. the unusual move by the head of the cdc and what i

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now there is an even a facebook group called chicago egg hunters. dozens of cases. people report being hit by eggs or seeing them thrown from a white truck often. >> or a brown truck, right. it could be white or brown eggs. >> it's been tracked to a warehouse and the group says it just wants the egg throwing attacks to stop. >> can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs. >>> next amazon has a solution for the shortage of delivery drivers. >> their inclusion, recruit more pot smokers. the company is reportedly advising its delivery partners to advertise they do not screen for 34marijuana use. >> doing that could boost the applicants by 400%. unclear how the company even arrived at that number, though. >>> next to the driver being compared to austin powers. >> video shows a van leaving a parking space or at least attempting to leave this parking space but for whatever reason the driver just doesn't back out. instead the van makes several turns so it can pull forward. it takes the driver nearly three minutes to get out of that spot. the video fro

facebook groups and forums online warning do not attend the fbi rally thinking they'll be entrapped by federal agents. >> it's a set up. i don't know. a single person is going i'm not going organizers call for people who go to be respectful of law enforcement. but capitol police say they're concerned about chatter online. requesting the dc national guard to be on standby for support. the pentagon hasn't shared. how big of a request capitol police have made in terms of man power only saying it's not exorbitant. everybody will be ready. more ready for them. i believe that there. >> well, equipped handle what what may or may not occur. >> president biden is working to unite democrats around his 3.5 trillion dollars, human infrastructure plan before the house returns from recess next week. washington correspondent jessi tenure joins us live with the very latest. good morning, jesse. >> yeah. good morning to you as well. the president is really leaning on his decades worth of experience of legislating on the hill to get democrats. all of them on board. but some of them may be to split on ce

. >> reporter: on this facebook group, we found thousands ofe women and men helping the linemen in everyhey've been preparing meals, offering rooms, even doing laundry. >> it's like checking your chickens and you got an egg. >> reporter: angel tells the men to leave their dirty clothes on the porch and has them fluffed and folded by morning. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: for linemen like jarrad cawley of winter garden, florida, this treatment is unbelievable. >> gumbo, potato salad! >> they have been an absolute godsend to us. >> y'all want drinks? >> i've been on a lot of storms. i've been doing this for quite some time. we have never been treated this good before. >> not like this, it's pretty cool. >> reporter: but angel says it's the least she could do. >> keep working hard. >> reporter: these guys put in 16-hour days, seven days a week, away from their families. >> we love y'all. >> reporter: and in talking to them, angel has learned it's rarely about the money. it's about duty. >> if you're a lineman and you don't take a call to go on storm, is what they c

>> reporter: harrison says she read on a facebook group for parents, every kindergarten teacher at her son's school, kinder ranch elementary, recently tested positive for covid, and so did her son's teacher, information school officials wouldn't confirm. >> we didn't have an option. our hands were tried. >> reporter: clint saavedra's children also attend school in the same district as the harrisons'. what is your biggest worry right now? >> my kids being sick and in a hospital on a ventilator. i can't be the only parent. how are other parents-- how are they okay with that, that-- that risk? how are they just okay with that over a mask? >> reporter: in the last three weeks, more than 50,000 students right here have tested positive in schools. and some sad news out of florida. we have been able to confirm that 13 employees of the miami- dade school district have died from covid since the start of the school year. all of them were unvaccinated. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, mireya villarreal, thank you. we want to turn now to president biden's new plan to try and tackle the covid pandem

local campaigner tim has set up a facebook group to fight the plans.ernment's promises to us all to protect and enhance the green belt. it is not reflective of what local politicians have said, "oh, yes, we will protect the area, we know that the community values its green spaces." we'vejust been in a... well, we're still not out of a pandemic where we need it for our mental health. in may's local elections, the people's independence party, which was set up to oppose building on green belt, saw a shock result. it was a really good day for us because we went there and actually walked away with three new local councillors, so we have now got four councillors. we are one short of actually taking the majority away from the conservatives. 0ur politics are very much along the line of community representation. i think whether it is labour, lib dems, none of them are truly community centred. 0ur idea is to actually have local people represented locally, and i don't think that has to be constrained to castle point. signs, then, that community politics could be

and i thought, "well, i could open a little facebook group, reach people with the intention of reunitingched a couple. exhausted from his treatment, stu had limitations. people started to pool together to help him to research. i was poorly, and the only way i could, you know, cope was with my researchers. they're fantastic. i'm looking all the time for evidence that will tie the name to the address and the date. some of the postcards might have a happy birthday, so i will send them a personal message. and how does it feel when she finds them? yes! quite early on, stu purchased a postcard that was sent in 19116 to a baby. such a cute card to a one—year—old, i thought that was absolutely lovely. i put the card on my page. one of my researchers, she contacted me saying, "i've found the baby". then a lady contacted me, "that card is me! that baby is me!" i was chuffed to death. i got a facebook message from stu, talking about this postcard that he'd found. the postcard was sent by her late grandparents. i was amazed. it was for my first birthday, 74 years ago. out of adversity came something

and, you know, another facebook post -- another group about ivermectin "the new york times" quoted this rub into your skin? read one recent post in a facebook post. another one, put it in a cracker with a dab of peanut butter was a response. and i don't say that to be funny. i say that just to prove how pervasive it is, and how powerful it is. you are talking about the -- the -- the poison control. in texas, um, they say that poison control hotline calls from ivermectin exposure have more than tripled. just so far this year. how do you -- i mean, how do you even start to combat kind of this widespread misinformation? i mean, you are talking about people who died because, instead of seeking qualified-medical care, they chose to take ivermectin. >> yeah. you know, i think the best analogy that i use is if i, as a middle-aged man, have crushing sternal chest pain that goes into my jaw, down into my arm. and feeling short of breath and feeling dizzy. i can take antiacids but that's not going to help me. there is proven treatment for a heart attack. it's taking an aspirin and calling 9-1-1.

a lot of the people in these facebook groups don't trust a vaccine that's been backed and tested by someeatest scientists in the world yet they have no problem whatsoever in the unproven cure ivermectin. it's an anti-parasite treatment, a horse dewormer, if you will, quote, but as the patients begin to realize that ivermectin is not effective the groups have begun recommending hazardous at-home treatment such as gargling with iodine and inhaling hydrogen peroxide, end quote. please don't do this. joining me now is roger mcnamee and he was an early investor in google and he's the adviser of stop hate for profit and author of "zucked," when it came out a couple of years ago. i thought facebook was stopping this stuff. they were making a commitment to use theiral go rhythms, are they powerless to fix this problem? >> i don't think the issue is that they're powerless. the problem is the business model that has made them so influential and so success frl does this as a core engine of profit growth and so the way to think about this is that what facebook did was it transformed advertising by c

. >> this started in march when you had private facebook group with several members in it that were tryingnd infiltrate groups and publicly expose us and hack websites, all that kind of stuff. well, you know what they're taking that seriously and they are going out and trying to intimidate participants that are pushing back against the school board. i received a letter in june that was clearly design to harass an intimidate another member of our organization. they sent a letter to her workplace saying that she was a racist, they had pictures of her and now just this week there's been a third letter sent to somebody's workplace accusing somebody of committing crimes and all sorts of nefarious behavior and they are all anonymous. it's clear that this is something that was generated, you know, through what they see as fighting people that aren't standing up against racism and quite frankly it's scary, it should be embarrassing for the people that are doing it because what we are trying to do is talk to our government and push back against our government meanwhile you have these private citize

a watchdog group is reporting there are 60 facebook groups dedicated to ivermectin with tens of thousandsmembers. more than two dozen of which have shut down for posts like this. i quote, ivermectin is clearly the answer to solve covid and the world is waking up to the truth. it's not. don't believe that. but facebook isn't the only place where the ivermectin curiosity has been spreading. >> you have hydroxychloroquine, which of course got political and totally maligned, ivermectin, vitamin d, zinc. >> 100,000 lives might have been saved if they let the public and doctors talk about hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin and prescribe it without being called by a pharmacist as if they are doing something illegal. >> they seem to keep saying the vaccination is the only answer. >> the media hates this. they call ivermectin a horse medication. pharmacies in some places are refusing to fill the drug. why? >> i mean, people actually sit there and watch that all day long. no one hates ivermectin. that would be bizarre. you hate ivermectin? i mean, it's misinformation that is the problem. like what i

that mindset, folks who watch fox news unfortunately, the facebook groups promoting crazy cures and thatrt them, that is dominating the thinking. it bleeds into healthcare workers and the police department. these are just members of society getting the same disinformation as everyone else. >> given what you just laid out and the vaccination rate as it stands now, when do you think we're going to reach a point as a country where we just accept covid as sort of the second flu and we can kind of go and lead our daily lives in a way we somewhat did before but maybe with masks and that kind of thing. >> a lot of us are mentally there, but what i will say for folks in healthcare, i'm a public health student, the time is now as well. folks in public health are extremely optimistic. sometimes optimistic in the face of you know, opposition that is unbelievable and so i don't think that we're going to stop trying. you know. i see a lot of discussion out there about the booster discussion and the cdc director recommending you know, boosters for folks who are younger, but are in professions like hea

in my dna detectives facebook group hundreds of thousands have used their own dna to resolve their ownhat. so how do you suppose this story is going to inspire other people about getting to know more about their family histories or making some new covers altogether themselves? >> well, i don't want to give away too much, but i do believe many people will find hope through paul's story. and i hope that the families of missing children are encouraged to put their dna in the commercial dna testing data bases. because i do believe there are many children out there that were kidnapped in order to be raised or sold and not killed. and there are probably many, many, many of those people out there not realizing their true identities. >> wow. really fascinating. i cannot wait to what. cece moore, thank you. >> thank you for having me. you can catch the all new cnn film "the lost sons" tomorrow only on cnn. thank you so much for being with me today. cnn "newsroom" continues right now with phil mattingly. >>> you're live in the cnn "newsroom". i'm phil mattingly. the big lie is taking on a life o

facebook groups and forums online warning do not attend the fbi rally thinking they'll be entrapped by agents. >> it's a set up. i don't know. a single person is going i'm not going organizers call for people who go to be respectful of law enforcement. the capitol police say they're concerned about chatter online. requesting the dc national guard to be on standby for support. the pentagon hasn't shared. how big of a request capitol police have made in terms of man power only saying it's not exorbitant. everybody will be ready. more ready for them. i believe that there. >> well, equipped handle what what may or may not occur. >> president biden is working to unite democrats around his 3 and a half trillion dollar human infrastructure plan before the house returns from its recess next week and washington correspondent jessi tenure joins us live with the very latest. good morning, jesse. >> yeah. good morning to you as well, daryn. reyna, the president is really leaning on his decades worth of experience of legislating here on capitol hill to get all democrats on board here. but they they

they go to these facebook groups and they're told this works and works quickly but there's no proof that'see you, my friend. >>> joining me now epidemiologist, i want to get your opinion on this. in this case the fda tweeted you are not a horse, but it hasn't convinced a lot of folks. >> unfortunately, this is not a new trend. we saw this back in the early days of the hiv pandemic where people in south africa, for example, were told beet root and potatoes would cure them of hiv and hiv did not cause aids. during ebola you had people drinking bleach thinking that would cure them or prevent them from getting ebola. these are not new trends that you have this kind of misinformation circulating in the middle of a pandemic. there is a business model at work here. the doctors group mentioned earlier is selling consultations, is selling medication, so they're propagating this misinformation/disinformation to encourage people to visit their site to purchase their products so they can make a profit. >> there should be a way to take licenses away from folks like that. i have some other stuff in the

facebook groups and forums online warning do not attend the fbi rally thinking they'll be entrapped by federal agents. >> it's a set up. i don't know a single person who's going. i'm not going organizers call for people who go to be respectful of law enforcement. but capitol police say they're concerned about chatter online. requesting the dc national guard to be on standby for support. the pentagon hasn't shared. how big of a request capitol police have made in terms of man power only saying it's not exorbitant. everybody will be ready. >> more ready for them. i believe that there well, equipped handle what what may or may not occur. >> 6.20, right now. president biden is working to unite democrats around his 3 and a half trillion dollar human infrastructure plan before the house returns from recess next week. exactly. washington correspondent jessi tenure joins us live with the very latest. good morning, jesse. >> yeah. good morning to you as well, daryn reyna, the president is really leaning on his decades worth of experience of legislating here on capitol hill to unite all democrat

facebook groups and forums online warning do not attend the fbi rally thinking they'll be entrapped by federal agents. it's a set up. >> i don't know a single person is going i'm not going organizers call for people who go to be respectful of law enforcement. the capitol police say they're concerned about chatter online. requesting the dc national guard to be on standby for support. the pentagon hasn't shared. how big of a request capitol police have made in terms of man power only saying it's not exorbitant. everybody will be ready. more ready for them. i believe that there. >> well, equipped handle what what may or may not occur. >> now as allison harris reporting for us tonight as it stands, the president controls the dc national guard. but across the country governors control national guards in their individual states. there's a bill in the house to give the dc mayor control over the national guard in washington, dc. >> still ahead tonight, the west nile virus has been detected in the bay area where it was found and why authorities say you should not worry just yet. plus, recognizi

investigation >> reporter: it really has, shep there are more than 140,000 people participating in a facebook group dedicated to the gabby petito story, and on reddit, well, more than 100,000 poem are following it over there. they are commenting on threads like this one. what still needs to be debunked or confirmed it says with posts about rumored boat drips petito's boyfriend took and the match the parking lot in the area where she disappeared they are not just commenting a lot of these people believe they are helping the investigation and are actively trying to solve the mystery of what happened to gabby law enforcement veterans say that outpouring of online citizen interest can be helpful, but it can also generate a tsunami of bad tips. >> some people are looking for that -- that moment of fame. other people are genuinely trying to help unfortunately, we can't determine which person is which when we get that lead. >> reporter: in some ways this is just an online verge of the public outreach law enforcement has done since the days of the old wanted poster. >> what people online can do is identify

. >> while we see a lot of residents with different opinions on social media and in facebook groups, the steps of city hall are empty tuesday night. no protesters and a lot of people i spoke with are in support of a new mask mandate. >> following indonesia's footsteps, the city of vallejo is now considering a new mask mandate at a special meeting tuesday night. i think it's fair. i mean, i think until more people are vaccinated, it's the right thing to do. i think the should follow the state of california and cdc and that's a recommendation for a mask and i risk areas. >> and i think it's citizen's responsibility to do what's right and indoor mask mandate would make delay hold the second city to break away from the rest of solano county as its health officer. >> is the only bay area health officer to not recommend facial coverings indoors at this time. i don't know who our health person news here in the maybe. >> they need to be looked at. maybe the question needs to be to the help person. do they believe in science. i believe in science level, a whole currently doesn't require masks

. >> while we see a lot of residents with different opinions on social media and in facebook groups, the steps of city hall are empty tuesday night. no protesters and a lot of people i spoke with are in support of a new mask mandate. >> following indonesia's footsteps. the city of vallejo is now considering a new mask mandate at a special meeting tuesday night. i think it's fair. i mean, i think until more people are vaccinated, it's the right thing to do. i think the should follow the state of california and cdc and that's a recommendation for a mask and i risk areas. >> and i think it's a citizen's responsibility to do what's right and indoor mask mandate would make delay hold the second city to break away from the rest of solano county as its health officer. >> is the only bay area health officer to not recommend facial coverings indoors at this time. i don't know who health person news here in toledo. maybe. >> they need to be looked maybe the question needs to be to the health person. do they believe in science. i believe in science level, a whole currently doesn't require masks

facebook, with moving to closed groups, facebook has pushed people into small groups that have exacerbatedmove groups that perpetuate and organize around hate, it really does destabilize them. for instance, we've seen the platform dis cord removed, neo-nazi and that makes it harder for them to communicate. when we see facebook groups, then they have to organize and regroup. we saw that from president trump when the microphone was taken away from him from twitter, facebook, he was no longer given a platform to encourage people to organize around these things. really it falls on the backs of these social media companies who have to police their platforms and say are we going to provide a platform, are we going to provide a microphone and broadcast power to these groups or are we going to nip it in the bud? >> honestly, i've noticed a change in the discourse since that microphone has been taken away from donald trump, quite frankly. for some reason, darrell, you show up at these rallies, and engage with some of these folks. why do you do that and what is it you're hoping to learn and what hav

and i thought, well, i could open a little facebook group, reach people with the intention of reuniting and i matched a couple. exhausted from his treatment, stu had limitations. people started to pool together to help him to research. i was poorly, and the only way i could, you know, cope was with my researchers. they're fantastic. i'm looking all the time for evidence that will tie the name to the address and the date. some of the postcards might have a happy birthday, so i will send them a personal message. and how does it feel when she finds them? yes! quite early on, stu purchased a postcard that was sent in 1946 to a baby. such a cute card to a one—year—old, i thought that was absolutely lovely. i put the card on my page. one of my researchers, she contacted me saying, "i've found the baby". then a lady contacted me, "that card is me! that baby is me!" i was chuffed to death. i got a facebook message from stu, talking about this postcard that he'd found. the postcard was sent by her late grandparents. i was amazed. it was for my first birthday, 74 years ago. out of adversity came

. >> on this facebook group we found thousands of women and men helping the linemen in every parish affectedis like checking your chickens and you've got an egg. >> reporter: angel tells the men to leave their dirty clothes on the porch and has them fluffed and folded by the morning. for linemen like jarrad crawley, this treatment is unbelievable. >> they have been an absolute god-send to us. i've been on a lot of storms, and we've never been treated this good before. >> not like this. >> reporter: but angel says it is the least she can do. >> keep working hard. >> these guys put in 16-hour days, seven days a week away from their families. >> we love you. >> and in talking to them, angel has learned it is rarely about the money; it is about duty. >> if you're a lineman and you don't take a call to go on storm -- is what they call it -- it is like being in the army and turning down deployment. >> so in louisiana, they are now recognizing linemen for the heros that they are. >> they're helping us to rebuild the community that we love so much. >> and that's how you restore the power of gratitud

so facebook created the system basically to not get backlash from the followers of these groups and instead have as given the card launch to do what they want, leave it to facebook to come up with a protected class for celebrity animals. my goodness. now of course, a lot of this outrage over this program is that it, tracy celebrities, in a very different way than it does the general public. would you say that? that's fair criticism. oh, i think it's absolute fair criticism. i think it's absolutely what they've done. what facebook has done is they've, they've created 2 classes of people, but i think more and more without getting off track here more and more in our society. people feel that that's what's happened, right. there's an ever growing, powerful group of people who run everything and they decide was acceptable and what is not. and then there's the rest of us, right. and so i think more and more we're seeing that in society. and i think facebook as echoing back in the way they have structured the system, a small group of elite people who are hand selected and the rules don't apply to

>> reporter: a desperate google search led her to a facebook group.he way i did and how many women needed to find connection and find somebody to tell them they weren't alone and weren't crazy. how do i do home learning and how do i get my kids to stay online while i get this done. absolutely. i wasn't alone anymore. i wasn't on my island. >> reporter: donna marie is also part of the group. a care giver to her husband and mother. for her, the group is of a safe haven. >> i have the support i need. if something goes awry, i can come back to the community that can give me advice. >> reporter: america's covid recovery makes communities like these more important than ever. over the last year, millions of women were forced from the work force. nearly 8 in 10 women told deloitte their workloads increased during the pandemic. now bringing them back to the office, worker shortages and child care crisis means flexibility is key. one poll shows female parents with access to remote work are 32% less likely to leave their jobs. in another survey, half of women po

the first group, facebook will allow those posts to stay up until they are found to be violating their i think it's clear that facebook is playing favorites and advertising in a way that's untrue. benjamin: i have to ask also, congressman, i know back in december you said that it was your freedom of choice not to take the covid vaccine. i wonder where you stand today on that? >> i still have that freedom of choice and i think it's absolutely essential that we recognize that each individual has to make their individual opinion and i'm very strongly owe posed to the vaccine -- opposed to the vaccine mandate. i think as more and more information is coming out, people have that information to make a determination and people are making the determination that's best for them. benjamin: congressman ken buck, thank you so much for being with us today, congressman. we appreciate it. >> thank you. benjamin: arthel. arthel: thank you. s there's a brand-new fox poll showing that the majority of those surveyed think the country is less united under president biden who made it a campaign cornerstone

facebook put an emphasis on facebook groups to build community.his for years. but i think now as our experts are saying, looking at that is almost a public health crisis where there's more information on this, there's more educational tools. one of our experts has a site called antidote where people can learn how to speak to their relatives who have fallen into conspiracy theories. i think that's something we've got to learn how to grapple with because this is almost a new normal. >> it really is. can't wait to see your report. laurie segall, thank you very much, as always. you can watch "qanon casualties" right now on "60 minutes plus," and paramount plus. >>> ahead, history in the baking. we'll meet a woman who uses cookies to tell the stories of forgotten asian american pioneers. we'll be right back. >>> coming up, a seattle man's stunning medical bill surprise to some >>> this is a kpix5 news morning update. >>> good morning. 8:25 and the caldor fire has now burned more than 207,000 acres and is just 23% contained. evacuation orders have been

people in the ivermectin facebook groups don't go back because they are embarrassed.rmectin instead of taking them to the hospital, they don't share. that they're too embarrassed to deal with. at that is the problem with these faces. they are so close to from actual medical reality that they never see the reality themselves. >> so doctor roy, is the answer now going to be got hospital should all go to that clinical -- study emergency standard of care, meaning that -- should hospitals be pry or ties-ing children, because they cannot help being unvaccinated, people who have gunshot wounds and cancer, and the things that are on preventable and nothing that you could've done about it, and rather than allowing the ivermectin people to take up all of these beds? because it feels like at a certain point, there are limited resources, human resources, care resources, and physical resources, and it feels like people who have other issues are just getting crowded out. >> yeah. what happens in hospitals is that when the patient presents, they are is a triage in the waiting room.

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