have been kicked off facebook and instagram the social media giant announced the ban as it comes under growing pressure to curb hate speech while reynolds reports. facebook and instagram have permanently banned several prominent far right anti-semitic and anti muslim provocateur to or there is a concerted a social media empire you can't concentrate yo host alex jones conspiracy theorist who claims mass shootings like the one at a high school in parklane florida last year where seventeen died were faked by the government. gone to his laura loom or a prolific skewer of anti muslim diatribes and false conspiracy theories visitors to loom or his facebook page on thursday found this no more facebook or instagram for milo yen up a list former writer for the conservative breitbart news site has been closely associated with neo nazi and white supremacist figures and often ridicules feminism islam and social justice movements louis farrakhan the eighty five year old leader of the us black nationalist group nation of islam was also removed he was banned earlier from you tube for comparing jews t

the head of the facebook cyber security policy had that had had this to say today removed 265 facebook instagram accounts facebook pages groups and events involved in coordinated behavior this experience originated in israel and focused on my son a gold and gold niger and tunisia along with some activity in late in america and some of these stories are now out some of the pages boasted as many as 2800000 followers there were also a series of events that were advertised online but it's not clear whether or not those events actually took place more than $800000.00 is estimated to have been spent over the past 7 years on these advertisements aimed at deception and a lot of that finds its source in an israeli corporation that's called the archimedes group. now we have asked the group for comment but we're still waiting to receive a response from them at the same time a lot of the people or the organizations involved have concealed their own identities now there was a similar case with another israeli organization whose motto was to shape reality not it was forced to close its doors off to it was imp

extensive process for evaluating potential by a later is among its two point seven billion members facebook instagram and other social media platforms have been heavily criticized in the u.s. and internationally for failing to police hate speech in turn facebook head mark zuckerberg has called on governments and international regulators to become more active in policing online hate and calls for violence later this month new zealand prime. mr just sind ardern and french president emanuel mccrone will convene an international meeting aimed at preventing violent hate crimes from being shown on line and curbing inflammatory calls for violence robert oulds al jazeera los angeles times poll now is pizza. thank you very much cost us a man you know will run what could be her last eight hundred meters race in doha on friday of the losing her appeal against new to still strong rules. there was plenty of attention on the south african runner she trained at the stadium on the eve of the diamond league meeting so many as future is unclear world athletics chief sebastian coe is keen to move on and the richardson

if you share pictures using facebook, instagram, twitter or whatsapp, the data won't be available to the people who see them. >> we spoke to the popular social media companies and they all told us that ex i have data -- facebook and twitter do say they use the data for analytics and other business purposes. >> the xif data travel with photos you text or email. keep that in mind when you're sharing. >> now, if you want to remove the exif data from your photos altogether, i've got tips. it's on abc7news.com. go there and check it out. >> good stuff, mike. >>> it's time to check on our weather. >> good selfie weather out there. is up shining again, sand i can't? >> yes. when you have a lot of cloud cover, you don't get the shadows. go get a selfie, dan. let's look at the tahoe camera. where we're seeing dark clouds, but also seeing peeks of sunshine. lit me show you the radar. thunderstorms are dropping some rain, hail, even some snow showers at the higher elevations south of lake tahoe. if you're thinking about going to tahoe, you'll want to keep the umbrella with you. over the next cou

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be sure to follow her on twitter, facebook, instagram for the updates. a live report for us on those issues being protests ahead coming up at 6:30. >>> right now, 5:55. instagram may make new changes to make the site healthier. >> you may not know how many people like your posts. >> reporter: good morning, marcus and laura. right now if you look on your instagram feed or someone else's profile page you can see how many people liked someone else's photo. kiley jenner, 1.2 multiple people liked it. soon that number might be hidden. instagram is playing around with a new idea to make it so you could not see how many people liked someone else's photo. you would only be able to figure out how many people liked your photos. the theory is to get people to focus more on the actual content and less on how people are reacting to it, especially with young people. studies find social media can have an impact on self-esteem and anxiety levels. maybe this would help improve that. instagram will test this with a small number of users in canada later this week to see if

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social media giants facebook and instagram are removing posts from far right influencers facebook has recently come under growing pressure for failing to restrict hate speech as rob rattles reports. facebook and instagram have permanently banned several prominent far right anti-semitic and anti muslim provocateur tumor's there is a concerted the social media empire gained counts of radio host alex jones conspiracy theorist who claims mass shootings like the one at a high school in parklane florida last year where seventeen died were faked by the government. gone to his laura loom or a prolific skewer of anti muslim diatribes and false conspiracy theories visitors to loom or his facebook page on thursday found this no more facebook or instagram for milo you novelis former writer for the conservative breitbart news site who's been closely associated with neo nazi and white supremacist figures and often ridicules feminism islam and social justice movements louis farrakhan the eighty five year old leader of the us black nationalist group nation of islam was also removed he was banned earl

have been kicked off facebook and instagram social media giant announced the ban as it comes under growing pressure to curb hate speech rob reynolds reports. facebook and instagram have permanently banned several prominent far right anti-semitic and anti muslim provocateur tumor's there is a concerted a social media empire you can't counts of radio host alex jones conspiracy theorists who claims mass shootings like the one at a high school in parklane florida last year where seventeen died were faked by the government. gone to his laura loom or a prolific skewer of anti muslim diatribes and false conspiracy theories visitors to loom or his facebook page on thursday found this no more facebook or instagram for milo you novelis former writer for the conservative breitbart news site who's been closely associated with neo nazi and white supremacist figures and often ridicules feminism islam and social justice movements louis farrakhan the eighty five year old leader of the us black nationalist group nation of islam was also removed he was banned earlier from youtube for comparing jews to insec

if you break up facebook into facebook and instagram, both facebook and instagram will compete intenselyor ad dollars. they're actually going to hurt privacy more because they are both offering more and more to advertisers. instead, put in place laws that give users rights over what is and isn't done with their data put in place a new tech regulatory body that is charged with sort of constantly updating these rules to respond to new tech nological developments and really sort of approach this the way you'd approach negotiating with another country because facebook has government-like power. we can't sort of just give them a set of rules and say follow them that's not going to work we have to co-design the rules with them and figure out a way for them also. >> but professor, i'm wondering though, if you force these properties, force these platforms to compete against each other for users, would that also make them strive for better privacy measures right now, because you're owned by one person basically, there is none of that competitive force to make one be more of an advocate for privac

whether that's facebook, instagram, google, amazon.re all sort of merging into this commerce engine, if you will i think that's a competitive challenge in the future for pinterest as sort of a shopping or an influence application for shopping, if you will. but in terms of whether we define it as social media or self-media, it's going out to the same budgets that the social media guys really command. again, talking with direct marketers, that's the bucket of dollars that they're going after in terms of driving consumers to a sale or to a downloaded app. or what have you it doesn't necessarily have to be considered social networking, if you will. >> mark zgutowitz from rosemont securities thank you. we'll wait for those numbers from pinterest then the ceo of the company ben sill bermann will be joining jim cramer on "mad money" tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. eastern time right here on bccn >>> credit card interest rates all rising and so is the rate of people behind on their payments. "power lunch" will connect those dots when we come right

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. >> now just last week chris hughes became the latest person to suggest that facebook, instagram, and whatsapp be separated into three separate companies. >>> up next here at 6:00, president trump is pulling $1 billion for high-speed rail from the california budget. how it will reach the bay area. what it means >>> widespread rainfall tomorrow afternoon. i will have that full timeline anrgument with an airline. a car deal occur fufle. nbc bay area responds to all of them next. i ) president trump is pulling $1 a car deal kerfuffle. we respond problems. >>> i'm consumer investigator chris. here is a quick look at our most recent wins. kang in san lee aandro. he bought furniture. four months later furniture still not delivered. in san francisco, needing help with an airline. his dispute a checked bag fee. he felt he shouldn't have to pay it. we helped him land a refund of $23.99. cynthia in san jose, she told us she didn't have -- she had a problem with a car dealer, didn't tomorrow through on a promise to take care of her license plate and extra key fob. we drove home a solution. cynth

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what would have been better is that facebook acquired instagram and whatsapp and in retrospect it shouldhappened and that would have been the more powerful way of controlling facebook. now it is hard to say how to break these systems up when they are getting more intertwined. instagram and facebook particularly. mark zuckerberg has a plan to intertwine them more closely. it is hard to see how government will say this is how we dice of the company. over in the news today. —— uber. uber raising an awful lot of money, it should be said for the founder. an it stings because we have had this week lots of drivers are striking over their pay and lots of people concerned that drivers might be taken out of the equation completely and uber might bea the equation completely and uber might be a driverless technology. that is the hope it is putting gci’oss. that is the hope it is putting across. something that will be difficult for uber is to make d riverless ca rs difficult for uber is to make driverless cars work globally. it strength is the global scale it has achieved. everybody knows of the bran

follow mike on facebook, instagram and twitter.l. >>> it is 5:56 right now. having a new multimillion dollar private school wind up next to a concrete plant? >> we have been looking to help concerns stemming from the concrete plant which is right next door to a school in fremont. the school tells us it's safe, you parents and kids are scared. the owner of the plant said her family business has been there more than 30 years without any problems. >> reporter: what was your reaction when the school told you it wanted to build just next door. >> i was a little surprised. we're clearly an industrial site. trucks coming in and out, noise, distractions. it wouldn't be my location pick. >> reporter: it didn't make sense to you? >> it didn't make sense to me. >> it makes me nervous. >> reporter: nervous why? >> because it might make me sick. >> two different government agencies were involved in the process to get the school built next door. that decision was made in part on wrong information. let's watch the full investigation. logon to nbc

be to first step would unwind the facebook/instagram merger. rs are they create a monopoly. caroline: why is what facebook is doing deemed in the measure of the law monopolistic? >> the way you decide what is a monopoly is you look at the substitutes, the alternatives for any product or service, and, really, the next best alternative to facebook is instagram. caroline: isn't it also the use of that power? how have they used their power wrongly from your perspective? >> acquiring competitive threats to detect whenpp competitive threats are coming along and then representing to the enforcers that they were not in competition, that it was not actually a competitive threat to when documentsp acquired by the britain parliament show that there were internal documents identifying whatsapp as a major competitive threat -- that is part of the problem. the other part of the problem is it is just abuse they can get away with because it is a monopoly. there were tons of people who were really upset about it and said they were quitting facebook and they will

. >>> several high-profile figures have been permanently banned from facebook and instagram. the social media giant is calling them, quote, dangerous individuals. jeff pegues explains. >> reporter: facebook and instagram banned conspiracy theorist alex jones, louis farrakh farrakhan, my low yiannopoulos, and other white nationalists. >> sandy hook is synthetic. >> jones' talkbook has said it was fake. facebook cited its policies against allowing, quote, dangerous individuals and organizations on its platforms. the company has faced intense criticism in recent years for not doing enough to curb hate speech and misinformation. white supremacists gathered on a facebook page linked to the alleged shooter to express support while the new zealand massacre was livestreamed on the site. >> every time there's violence it gets connected to facebook. it makes people distrust the platform. >> as facebook executives have been forced to address growing concerns about hate speech on the site, they also have acknowledged they're facing up to $5 billion in fines for privacy violations. jeff pe

facebook and instagram, along with five other figures, yiannopoulos , and lewis farrakan. >> facebook and twitter are elected to be these roles. >> reporter: he is the executive editor at cnet. they say that they want to leave as much content as they can. >> right now we are starting seeing the pushed further and further to monitoring aggressive people. this will be really interesting to see. is and who else gets affected by. >> facebook says that the people that are banned are dangerous individuals and its policy prohibits people who proclaim a violent mission. >> reporter: except for lewis farrakan, all the people ban today are on the far right. but he says these are probably not the only six people that have been banned. >> i'm willing to bet that there is a much longer list of people that have been banned. and part of what is interesting is that these are very high- profile people. they have a lot of falling. >> reporter: it in some of the more making money from the traffic on facebook and instagram, they are not happy about today's announcement. he tweeted quote in an authoritari

. >> last week, facebook cofounder suggested that facebook, instagram and what's app should be separated. >> is your mind playing tricks on you is there an echo in here? discovering a fun new feature after the station removed something old. live in the station with how people are reacting to this brand new pitch. people seem to be repeating themselves. >> good evening. just kidding. it is now outside here. but once you move inside of this space that you can tell something strange is going on. your voice is it's an echo chamber. passengers said it's messing with their head. bart says it's not on the radar. >> reporter: san francisco is a city filled with familiar sounds. trollies tolling. >> my name is patrick. >> and echo hr that? s there an echo in the middle of the station. >> the discovery for riders entering lt station. which has been here since 1973. delivered delight for some. and disorientation for others. >> i feel like it's in my head. more in my head than in my ears. >> it kind of sound like i'm in a little box or something. like a glass box. >> a case of emotion. >> yes. >> ho

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facebook and instagram then conspiracy dearest alex jones, nation of islam leader there calm and milo yiannopoulos and prominent white nationalist. >> sandy hook is a fake. >> reporter: jones talkshow has a facebook page where he said the new town schools shooting was staged. while farrakhan and milo yiannopoulos have spread into semantic content. facebook stated dangerous individuals and organizations on its platforms. the company has faced intense criticism in recent years for not doing enough to curb hate speech and misinformation. after last saturday's synagogue shooting, white supremacist gathered on a facebook page to express support. while the new march was live streamed on the site. >> every time there is an act of violence it gets connected to facebook. it makes people distrust the platform. >> reporter: some of the users were making money from the traffic on facebook and instagram. they are not happy about today's announcement. and authoritarian society controlled by a handful of silicon valley giants all dissent must be purged someone road. cnn executive editor said, these

you think of facebook as a social network but facebook is a conglomerate of bhaps, instagram, facebookssenger, and now they're going to unify them. you can send a message to someone owhatsapp through facebook and that will allow them to track even more behavior than befle and wil push people to engage even more than before. their real obsession, zuckerberg said people think we're allt abta. he said what we're really all about is attention, which i wash surprised ar. >> brown: in 30 seconds, since you talked to him, what's your sense of how confident he isan about these s and how committed he is to real change, especially concerning priva >> i think mark zuckerberg has always been a person who cared mobout human behavior and growth than actual money. remember, heonanted tonect the world and make facebooko free when ple didn't want facebook to be free. so i think he's confident that if we win ionthe attename, the dollars will follow and, so far, wall street rewards that. in terms of the sicerity around privacy, just remember, in order to get people's attention, as math says 's the most i

facebook as well. the founders of instagram have left the company and have not spoken out yet. ook acquired these companies is pulling them into the mother ship and stifling competition. everywhere it can. >> in a way, your approach to anti-trust, the government theory of government that breaks up monopolies is a little different than the way we've been operating for 30 or 40 years. ever since robert bourque wrote a book in the 1970s, people said as long as the consumer benefits from a lower priced product, any degree of consolidated power is okay and you're saying no. >> the long history of anti trust is it's a way of holding businesses that have gotten too big and too powerful accountable. it built on the same principle of checks and balances our founders outlined in the constitution for the different branch chs of iowe branchs of government but for the private sector, as well. from the 1890s until the 1970s, anti trust practice was a check on the large powerful companies that had effectively frozen markets, that were preventing competition from doing its thing. that took a di

facebook owns instagram and someone like alex jones banned from facebook last year in the summer, butnstagram. and that had drawn a lot of scrutiny from people saying, hey, you guys banned him from one platform and why are you allowing him to have a presence on instagram. so now facebook is going to be banning alex jones and info wars from not only the main platform facebook but also from instagram. i checked in also to see if these people would be banned from what's app which is owned by facebook and a spokesperson could not say immediately because it is unclear whether some of the people have what's app accounts. >> but you'll continue to check on it. oliver darcy, good to see you. >> thank you. >>> this just into us, the gunman accused in the deadly shooting on unc campus in court moments ago. we'll tell you what happened as we're also hearing more stories of survival and heroism. >>> and plus in the 2020 race, new polls showing how the top democratic candidates would match up head to head against the president. the surprises including which one has the biggest lead. van jones is h

thatr: hi, my comment is as these companies, google, facebook, instagram, twitter are policing what is set on their platforms which is clearly and there demand to do, it is a private company, but are they risk and as such, opening themselves up to potential litigation as a publisher with litigation around libel, copyright, or things like that if they police their platform and take a stand on what is set on the platforms? guest: that is an interesting point that you bring up. a big debate right now and congress as we look at, especially after what happened in new zealand were resource how a violent video could really ricochet across the platforms. there is questions about what the platforms are doing to police content, are they doing enough, are they doing too little, that is a big topic of debate. the issue, are they acting like , it gets back to this key communications law that really governs how many of these companies operate known as section 230 of the commune occasions decency act. this was a law passed in 1996. it has become a really contentious issue on capitol hill because it g

facebook so how does that affect your business if major changes are made to it. we own big sort of social communities over all of the the biggest social platforms for instagram to youtube to twitch to facebook to the podcast store and are sort of portfolio of media is split across all of these platforms we do about 2000000000 video of these pump month across all of the major platforms so breaking up the facebook specifically where it really impacts our business because those platforms will go into other hands but i think if you're trying to solve the problem of sort of misinformation or privacy i genuinely genuinely believe and i have no honestly have no vested interest in really saying this and if you look at the content and the stuff that i post online i've given my very honest opinion on the faults within facebook but i genuinely believe that breaking up the platform that is facebook in the teams will probably not serve to fix the issue at hand but how easy is it though to access data on individual behavior. it's it's it's getting harder it's certainly harder for advertising bodies and even social platforms to access the data the road dates are on individuals i thin

that's it for us this week should -- follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter.ll talk about the issues facing asia and the united states. please do not miss it. right here on the wall street journal at large. thank you for joining us. lou: good evening everybody. president trump up against a resistance but it is not the radical dems who are the problem. it's the rino republicans standing in the president's path. senator lindsay graham informing the president he must be willing to work with the dems to pass his immigration agenda. mitch mcconnell offering the president only if you can call it support tepid support. the president needs to forget about fighting with the radical dems for a time and take on the obstruction within his own party. and the department of homeland security seems to be out of control. the department searching for companies to help with the re

facebook so how does that affect your business if major changes are made to it. we own big sort of social communities over all of the biggest social platforms from from instagram to you tube to twitch to facebook to the podcast store and our sort of portfolio of media is split across all of these platforms we do about 2000000000 video these pump month across all of the major platforms so breaking up the facebook specifically where it really impacts our business because those platforms will go into other hands but i think if you're trying to solve the problem of sort of misinformation or privacy i genuinely genuinely believe and i have no honestly have no vested interest in really saying this and if you look at the content and the stuff that i post online i've given my very honest opinion on the faults within facebook but i genuinely believe that breaking up the platform is facebook and the teams will probably not to fix the issue at hand but how easy is it though to access data on individual behavior. it's it's it's getting harder it's certainly harder for advertising bodies and even social platforms to access the data the road dates are on individuals i think a

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facebook so how does that affect your business if major changes are made to it. we own big sort of social communities over all of the biggest social platforms from from instagram to you cheap to twitch to facebook to the podcast store and our sort of portfolio of media is split across all of these platforms we do about 2000000000 video these pump month across all of the major platforms so breaking up the facebook specifically won't really impact our business because those platforms will go into other hands but i think if you're trying to solve the problem of sort of misinformation or privacy i genuinely genuinely believe and i have no honestly have no vested interest in really saying this and if you look at the content and the stuff that i post online i've given my very honest opinion on the faults within facebook but i genuinely believe that breaking up the platform is facebook and the teams will probably not to fix the issue at hand. well how easy is it though to access data on individual behavior. it's it's it's getting harder it's certainly harder for i do ties in bodies and even social platforms to access the data the road dates are on individuals i think a

sÍguenos en twitter, facebook , instagram y snapchat.ora la cantante colombiana lanza su primer Álbum, se estrena es sencillo que hizo junto a nacho. esto lo comparte con nuestros amigos de televisa espectÁculos. reportero: regresa a mÉxico para presentar su primer disco que titulÓ 2baila" --"baila" inclusiÓn tema grabado en colaboraciÓn con nacho. >> aprendÍ demasiado, nacho es un artista al que quiero, admiro y respeto. he pasado cosas muy lindas y sÉ que este disco es bien especial. [mÚsica] reportero:la colombiana sabe de la controversia que ha habido con la mÚsica urbana en nuestro paÍs pero, no se engancha con el tema. >> no lo critico, lo respeto. digamos que no es mi onda. el reggaeton es la base musical. reportero: con el Éxito que ha tenido su carrera estÁ muy ubicada y no quiere perder el piso. >> mantenga los pies sobre la tierra siempre me lo ha dicho mi mama y el hecho de tenerlo tatuado y uno bien creÍdo con ese tatuaje ahÍ como que no pega. reportero: uno de sus sueÑos es hacer una telenovela en mÉxico. >> me encantarÍa.

instagram. people said i don't use facebook anymore i use instagram not realize facebook owns instagram. competitor. i will give you the last word. >> that is an example. we still have things like twitter and open market for a new product to come in. the truth is instagram didn't have to sell to facebook. they chose to. and so when another company comes along and offers a superior product. it's only if facebook is stifling that ability for other companies to come in a superior product that we run into real antitrust issues. >> melissa: andrew cherasky thank you for your inside. >> could a congresswoman last elected last november would be a kingmaker in the 2020 democratic party. can alexandria ocasio-cortez boost sanders' profile in 2020. we will talk about it ♪ ♪ eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress too many people a restless night's sleep. there's a better choice. aleve pm. the only one to combine a s

the average users on the site on facebook for an hour a day, an instagram for 53 minutes and providingunts of data not just on the apps but as we move around the web that gets consolidated into our facebook profi profile. there is a lot of data and attention going into it and it also not true because the space is so locked down. facebook is such a strong monopoly, there is no alternative. it's not like there is a choice people could go elsewhere and pay to use another social network that doesn't collect as much data on them or provide targeted advertising. facebook is all of social networking because it owns facebook.com, instagram, and what's app. without any kind of competition, there is no accountability. >> but again, what the defenders will say is yeah, but you wouldn't have had what's app, which is free messaging for large parts of the world without, you know, facebook can afford to take, extend the reach of these programs because it has this dominant position. again, this is the market at work, people are choosing it. >> there are other things to choose from, that would be true.

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