do you think political ads should be banned from platforms such as facebook and twitter? w — just use the hashtag #bbcworklife. good to have you with us. we begin with the rejection by facebook founder mark zuckerberg of calls to follow twitter and introduce a worldwide ban on paid for political advertising. he said it wasn't right for private companies to "censor politicians or the news". the move came as the social media giant delivered its latest results. facebook made revenues of more than $17.5 billion betweenjuly and september — up 28% on the same period last year. $6 billion of that was profit. the company says more than 2.8 billion people use at least one of its services — facebook, instagram, whatsapp, or messenger — every month. well over 2 billion use one every day. those figures are just extraordinary. with us now is raoul lumb, a solicitor expert in technology at legalfirm simons muirhead & burton. over1.5 over 1.5 billion people logging on to facebook each day. is there any sign that people are being put off by privacy concerns? very little. a lot of noise, l

facebook fresh off the pressure from twitter on political ads. facebook up 4.5% nearly 8.5.ne of the big factors driving reaction this morning is the federal reserve's decision to cut rates. despite that move, the fed believes external pressures on the american economy appear to be easing. >> we have that phase one potential agreement with china which if signed and put into effect could have the effect of reducing trade tensions. that would bode well for business confidence and over time it appears that the risk of a no-deal brexit seems to have materially declined. >> joining us now from d.c. where i don't know if the party is still going on. i wonder if the fed is kind of like the nationals and taking a little victory lap today >> maybe basically says, that's all folks. saying the fed is on hold after this cut unless there is a big change in the economy. >> we think the current stance is likely to remain appropriate inflation moving close to 2% remember, it was 2.2% and headed up above three last year chairman sited trade concerns among weakness for the cut powell suggeste

media had placed ads on twitter suggesting that all these protesters were sponsored by the west and that they were becoming violent so we have to remember that in china facebook and twitter are blocked that means that all of this messaging is for international consumption not for domestic consumption and it suggests that beijing is not shy about using these services to spread their messaging even as they restrict their own citizens access misinformation muscle flexing my it's way to thank you. 3rd song is communist party celebrating 70 years in power with across the country the main festivities in beijing included a huge military parade and ended with fireworks in the laboratory on of all places tiananmen square thousands of musicians and dancers perform for dignitaries and a national television audience the spectacle concluded a day designed to showcase chinese progress prosperity in power or in his speech today president xi jinping said the chinese development would be peaceful but that its military would safeguard its sovereignty and security. strength discipline and vision this was the message from a state that has defied the odds for 70 years on tuesday

media had placed ads on twitter suggesting that all these protesters were sponsored by the west and that they were becoming violent so we have to remember that in china facebook and twitter are blocked that means that all of this messaging is for international consumption not for domestic consumption and it suggests that beijing is not shy about using these services to spread their messaging even as they restrict their own citizens access misinformation muscle flexing my it's way to thank you. i think as we mentioned china is staging huge celebrations to mark 70 years of communist rule the people's republic of china it has changed beyond all recognition since it was founded in 1949 following a bitter civil war with nationalists today president xi jinping declared to the nation and the world that china's development will be peaceful but that its military will ensure sovereignty and security. strength. discipline and vision this was the message from a state that has defied the odds for 70 years on tuesday the world's longest surviving communist nation celebrated its achievements on a grand scale. standing where chairman mao proclaimed the people's republic in 1

[laughter] they have nice sandwiches at facebook. twitter's are better. [laughter] sarah: i actually disagree. the smaller companies, certainly may be the pinterests of the world, they have designed their products to be more limited in scope. the reason why facebook gets so much flack, is because facebook is big, and because facebook is so big, it has the resources to investigate internally. when you launch an investigation, you will find something. when you find something, someone leaks it, and eventually, it ends up on the front page of "the new york times." those small companies who are supposed to be doing so great, they probably have something similar going on inside, we don't know because they don't know, because they don't have the resources to look into it. may be pinterest doesn't, because it is not usable in the same way, but reddit, for instance, is a terrible example, because it relies very much on unpaid labor. all of the subreddits have their own moderators, but that is unpaid work. is it much more ethical, unpaid labor, then someone making $

his campaign has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars for ads on facebook and twitter. wendy fromlain is washington. talk to me about the d.c. angle. the ads on facebook and twitter takes you -- take you to a general election campaign and ad.an impeachment the ads say defend the against impeachment and if you click on that link, it takes you to his reelection campaign where you can donate to his reelection. the language is very much about defend america's greatness and things like that but it is definitely a reelection effort. taylor: since the impeachment started heating up, what do the numbers show us about how much money has been raised specifically through these online companies like facebook or twitter? raised $5 million so far since nancy pelosi announced there would be an impeachment inquiry. i believe he has raised $5 million in small dollar donations that have gone to his reelection campaign through these ads. spendingow is ad doing? wendy: i think they are using just about anything they can get their hands on. facebook, twitter, instagram, youtube -- they are g

his campaign has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars for ads on facebook and twitter. re to explain is bloomberg news wendy from washington. wendy, talk to me first about the d.c. angle. the ads on facebook and twitter take you to a general election campaign. it doesn't take you to an impeachment ad. what does that show you? shows that it's not an impeachment site. the ads say defend the against impeachment and if you click on that link, it takes you to his reelection campaign where you can donate to his reelection. and the language is very much about defend america's greatness and things like that. but it is definitely a reelection effort. taylor: since the impeachment started heating up around september 14, what do the numbers show us about how much money has been raised , specifically through these online companies like facebook or twitter? wendy: well, he's raised $5 million so far. since nancy pelosi announced there would be an impeachment inquiry, i believe he has raised $5 million in small dollar donations that have gone to his reelection campaign through these a

weekers who are being disappeared in the west of the country so now in addition there are facebook and twitter accounts that originated in china that appear to have acted in a cornet of fashion of some sort to amplify the messages and images that hong kong protesters are extreme and they're violent so they're not only attacking and censoring things like facebook and twitter but they're also using these platforms now to conduct attacks of their own they're creating these fake accounts they're using state media this is a multi pronged effort and the worry now is that this chinese censorship is viewable to people in the west particularly young people who use social media mostly to get their news and this is the message they're seeing coming out of china or the social platforms know that they're being targeted by the chinese state are they doing anything about it to the short answer is no long answer is not enough so facebook has said it's eliminated some pages some groups that were linked to chinese state media twitter said it did delete around 900 accounts and it released a press statement sayin

facebook. i did not think of it in terms of just twitter exclusively. single person who is out there thinking facebook's policy is wrong can point to twitter and say, they are doing this, why can you not do that? hillary clinton was tweeting about this. a number of other politicians yesterday took jack dorsey's tweet and spread it out and said , "facebook, it is your turn next," and i think that pressure is the biggest thing. taylor: coming up, it is one of the biggest things to emerge from the facebook cambridge analytica scandal. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: as we mentioned earlier, ceo just twitter's ceo removed political ads -- twitter 's ceo made the decision to remove political ads. $10 million led by jack dorsey. what are you doing with the money? .> we are building an exchange we have historically run token sales, and today we are expanding that to secondary trading. historically, when you have run these primary sales, you've got these tokens afterwards. you need to move them to exchange to trade them afterwards. imagine if you bough

the other thing i wanted to ask about is facebook, twitter. you know what i'm talking about, and the attack on conservatives and what they are doing on the web. please just keep doing what you're doing. so trump he does have black people behind him. we are waking up, not enough of us that we are waking up to keep fighting the fight. we love you. >> guest: thank you very much. i'd appreciate that. the silencing of people on the right by facebook and twitter is a frightening thing and it is unconstitutional. i think what we are going to see, we just heard there are dozens, it ma if may even be 36 attorney general's bipartisan on both sides who are going to start looking at the issue of google and facebook and some of those other giants. with microsoft i don't know how many years ago maybe that was 15 or 20 and i think we are going to start seeing some changes. i had dennis on my fox show last night and he talked about the fact that he had i think the ten commandments had one of them was thou shall not kill it and i think that it was facebook or

más frescos tenemos detalles en el pronóstico del tiempo, recuerde seguirnos en redes sociales facebook twittercarguelo desde su app el presente donald trump busca el camino que lo lleve a conseguir la reeleccion para otro mandato. bueno pero también reciente encuesta confirma que los latinos no lo ven con buenos ojos, es la calificación que los latinios le dan a donald trump, un seis. nos odia a los latinos no sabems por que motivo las calificaciones se descargue nuestra dan en la calle donde una encuesta dice que el 60% de los latinos piensa que la política trump es mala, >> en la calle algunos aseguran que esto ha hecho su vida más complicada, por temor. >> mucha gente piensa que como el presidente dice tal cosas o hace otras está bien. >> también un pequeño porcentaje dice que ha hecho cosas buenas pero hoy no los encontramos también este sentir debiera traducirse en las votaciones el llamado es a participar. >> está haciendo todo donald trump para bloquear a los latinos para que no salgan a votar. reacciones de un video grabado donde una mujer mexicana intenta detener a un grupo de migrant

how we act as people and what kind of culture we are. >> are we under the thumb in a sense of facebook, twitter, google? >> well, yeah, in a way. >> the ways people communicate today? >> there are all sorts of ways to communicate. facebook is less important than people think it is. twitter is a lot less important than people think it is. twitter has a big cultural footprint because of sort of people who are on twitter, journalists and media figures and things like that. they all kind of really, really enjoy that instant feedback thing and i get why and understand why, but you could still write people letter, you can still write a book, e-mail rather than use to communicate. the irony of our time that the american progressives who have always been the enemy of corporations and seen being critics and adversaries to business and business culture are essentially making the culture of the hr department of fortune 500 the national political culture, this is what you have to be able to satisfy to participate in public life in some way, we see that coming from companies like facebook, twitter and googl

china is actively trying to influence the upcoming elections in taiwan and a few weeks ago facebook and twitter announced they took down thousands of state coordinated china backed pages accounts meant to influence public opinion facebook's mark zuckerberg pledged to be vigilant this week he said we face increasingly sophisticated attacks from nation states like russia iran and china but i'm confident we're more prepared. beijing was asked about these accusations including whether china might be influencing the u. s. elections the foreign ministry denied doing anything wrong but what you this young national i think this is absurd and lovable china has never interfered in the internal affairs of other countries and we have never had any interest in meddling in the elections of other countries including the us election i mean if someone says china is interfering in the elections than percent the evidence engine that we have matched greater with the alliance for securing democracy part of the german marshall fund for more matt so we just heard that china says that they do not interfere in the inte

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chat but now they have changed their tactics and they're targeting international platforms like facebook twitter and you tube now those that forms are blocked for citizens in mainland china and behind the great chinese fire wall but they are available for hong kong now these attacks these accounts that we're seeing they are originating in mainland china. and we seeing coordinated effort to spread a message that the protestors in hong kong violent radicals with no popular support now of course we have seen violent episodes in hong kong but we've also seen millions of peaceful protesters so the concern now is that the sheer scale of this campaign can actually end up influencing audiences outside of hong kong in the world in the western world it's very powerful what can actually be done to stop this if anything yeah unfortunately not too much facebook have said that they have eliminated some of these pages some of the groups twitter say they have taken down 90 s or 900 accounts but the sheer volume makes this difficult twitter also recently put out a statesman banning. adverts from state backed med

the problem is it coalesces around twitter.coal twitter is a small company compared to facebook, very small, twitter, readit, they tend to coalesce but it's really twitter and facebook and youtubh are the three principle ways people use these things.n >> i don't think there's anything such as an anti-censorship platform. you have a -- principles in you place that dictate how your community develops. you look at the most laissez faire places on the internet, the silk road, even they had a r prohibition on child pornography, for instance, selling nuclear weapons.nuclea no matter where you go, you're going to have certain wohibitions. you see the reason why 8chan lae went down is because of attacks because that makes it unusable. there are certain types of actions with websites that make them unusable that are not le. welcome. when you make those choices, you say who you are, what you will become and who you will welcome. i think saying that you're tes anti-censorship, you probably aren't.yo>> you just have a different agenda from the sites you claim to differentiate yourself from. >> th

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all of those companies, facebook, amazon, twitter, spend a whole lot of time, money and effort lobbying to protect their status. but as mark benioff points out they're not just platforms but publishers. facebook makes $110 million a day. if they want to monitor their content they've got the money to do it. that wraps us up. i'm stephanie ruhle. see you again at 1:00 p.m. i hand you off to my friend and colleague, hallie jackson. >> thank you so much. a split screen morning for us in washington because as we come on the air, congress is coming into session. the house of representatives meeting for the first time since the overnight death of one of their own, congressman elijah cummings. the tributes already pouring in today as we speak with a friend of his later in the show. house leaders today grieving the loss, but moving ahead with impeachment hearings. something very evident in what we're seeing in the past few minutes here. eu ambassador gordon sondland on the hill defying the white house and explaining why he's showing up exclusively with our own geoff bennett, watch. >> why was it

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for facebook, sales top estimates. plus, twittereo jack dorsey is doing what she -- what mark zuckerberg would not. twitter is banning political ads of all types. we have details. google's former head of design ethics talks to bloomberg from the event in new york. his thoughts on to knology, apple has beati across the board, topping estimates from both last quarter and next quarter. this is a significant accomplishment for apple despite some sputtering iphone sales. to break down the report, i am joined by our analysts. let me start with lee. broad-based beat, what is your take away with this? thatit is not a surprise the stock had performed pretty well coming into the report. especially on the services side of of this was a pretty large beat. that and the gross services number was pretty unexpected. that and the guidance for the holiday quarter was pretty good. look at the expected revenue numbers, the midpoint for the holiday quarter is about $5 million below the all-time high, which was last year. in terms of apple's business, th

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reason i think my father created that web site was because 1st of all social media platforms like facebook twitter are banned in china also there is no google search engine in china and without those search engines and social media platforms chinese citizens have very small access abilities to the truth to the news most of the news they're reading are censored and because of that most of the chinese citizens they they don't know who you guys are unless they live with people a lot of people don't know what we were is are and what their culture is and then when they read the news they might think that we are that you will other site and my for the reason one of the reason my father created this web site was to try to promote peace and understanding between 100 chinese and. i would say my father things with understanding that's how. the problems can be solved. misunderstandings are the the tool to create bigger problems so what is your call now for the international community i mean you you are increasing awareness out there right now of what is happening in china do you feel that you know the proble

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in the 2017 election, uk political parties spent £3.2 million on facebook ads, and just £56,500 on twitter. in any case, the vast majority of what cuts through on twitter is shared content, rather than paid—for ads. free speech is a pillar of our democracy, but it only works if you and i know who is doing the talking. alas — when it comes to social media platforms, sometimes we don't. for instance, we often don't know who is ultimately paying for this marketing. it could be foreign or malign actors who deploy social media precisely because regulation is so weak. and of course, amid all the clamour and propaganda online, it's those who engage our emotions rather than appeal to reason who find their messages cut through. digital campaigns have no beginning or end. they are constant, it's just the volume is turned up or down according to political need. in the coming weeks, the noise will be deafening. amol rajan, bbc news. and we will have more on that story from our north america correspondent chris buckler a little later in the programme. let's take a look at some of the day's other news.

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we have seen the facebook announced it doesn't want to act as a referee for what politicians post on their site we have seen twitter and hold politicians to a different standard not taking it down when it might otherwise violate policies. this is a contentious issue for go do you think facebook and twitter should take action when the president uses the platform as a falsehood quick. >> i do. there is a close edge of freedom of speech but at the same time we should have a freedom of responsibility. it should be as equal as possible and not biased. sometimes i think these platforms are very aware because it is the environment that some will all be toward one party or the other brick i guess that's a democracy. but that's one of the reasons we need the people to come along who can challenge us as a nation to see if that is real freedom of speech or if it is a distortion. >>host: representative johnson a recent poll shows election security is a major issue for the majority of voters and this is something your committee has looked at as well. >> yes. i live that. we have always had a question about real freedom and expr

you can send them to us on facebook, twitter, or instagram and we will put them on the air. i am at the 11alive news desk, back to you guys. >>> we are keeping an eye on this grass fire burning in solano county. the flames have jumped highway 12 was of rio vista. the fire is burning on both sides of the road. it has burned about 50 acres and could grow larger. no structures are threatened so far. >>> if you look closely at those pictures you can see the wind drifting off of the screen. >> servation. that smoke was almost on the ground. i like to use another wind example. we are going to the golden gate bridge visitor center. look at the flag. that tells an important story. obviously you see the bridge and the traffic but you don't see the flag and allow me to point that out. it is right there. that is an on shore breeze and that flag is blowing from the southwest. will we get into the strong offshore winds were so concerned about it will be pointing this way. it hasn't happened yet here for the city. if we look at the current wind speeds, you can see these west northwest com

our facebook twitter updates in touch. welcome to global 3000 this week we meet a young entrepreneur who's helped breathe life back into a russian village on the brink of extinction. the multi a stunning and more and more luxury hotels and airports are being built that we look at the downside of tourism. and we head to uganda where people in the l g b t community live in perpetual fear. there are as many different kinds of intimacy as there are people every relationship is unique there are men who love women women who love women people who love both men and women and so on. and yet being homosexual bisexual or transgender is highly discriminated against or even outlawed in 70 countries across the world. in 11 countries in africa the arabian peninsula and the middle east homosexuality is even an offense punishable by death. homo sexual acts are commonly defined as obscene or unnatural and often described as sodomy words like that are also used in uganda and some politicians there have called for the introduction of the deat

post them to facebook, twitter, and instagram using the hashtag kpix. >>> decades later earthquakes remain in constant danger across our state and in fact a recent report warns of a possible new threat in southern california. scientists say that the garlock fault on the northern edge of the mojave desert, has recently begun to move. the fault has been quiet for 500 years. officials say the new movement is the result of the ridge quest ridgecrest earthquake back in july. the 6.4 shock que. the events putting increased strain on the garlock fault. magnitude 8 earthquake. >> as we mark the loma prieta quake area today some buildings have been equipped with what many call and engineering marvel. the company created a system that can absorb intense shaking, so the structure can write earthquakes that have an epic magnitude and still function. >> there is no limit to how strong of an earthquake we can take. >> earthquakes are a real problem we know that. we cannot sugarcoat the risks we face in california. >> which new buildings have this technology? a behind the scenes look at our original repo

you can share with us right now on facebook twitter and instagram. >>> a pedestrian pathway in san francisco is at the center of a new fight over pushing out the homeless. neighbors fed up with the mess thought it would not a wooden wall will give them peace. andrea is live from the ingleside neighborhood on the problem and the backlash that brought this wall wn rtneighbs wasn't just the homeless. it was drug dealing fights noises at all hours of the night. needles in their backyard that caused them to go to the city to try to board this alleyway up. as you can see behind me those walls are down tonight. this is ingleside pathway a four foot wide stretch of walking path between ocean avenue and. the narrow strip of concrete steps is now home to the latest san francisco battle between public space and private safety and security. >>> one neighbor who asked not to be identified handed over this video of shouting and screaming on the path in the middle of the day. >>> i used to use that pathway all the time. we quit walking. we quit using it when the homeless guys started using it.>> reporter:

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