which was the most viral category of any type of false news that was started shaking news we are fighting the fake tears as you say fix this test question sir sir please take this president like fish which they can use has changed the political climate and worldwide. it is. going to get these changes to social networks and their intelligent algorithms are increasing division in society they vie for our attention feeding us exactly the information we nyc what counts as a click rate concerts and the length of stay and not where the content is true or trustworthy. this personalized communication is dividing our society social networks assign each user profile depending on what she or he clicks on reads or watches those belonging to the red group here are mainly supplied with information that matches the bread profile thus our filter bubble is gradually formed. everyone lives within their own network our opinion as echoed by like minded people contradictory information and opinions hotly and. media should be a mirror of society but the ai algorithms are distorting the opinions we for

governments are cracking down stronger by alleging that journalists of bloggers are publishing false news we've seen examples of this in somalia where journalists was arrested just last week on allegations of post soon false news online in ethiopia right now another journalist also faces similar allegations we've also seen we've also seen attacks physical attacks on journalists who are trying to go out and report the news that a time when movement is movement is restricted or entire cities and lockdowns for example we've seen this in ghana we've seen this in my very i was security personnel out briefly. they have assaulted journalists we are currently investigating a spate of attacks in uganda where at least 7 john that is what assaulted or harassed between march 18th and april 1 in connection to the coverage of coverage 19 all right so a pretty bleak picture in terms of you know some of the developments around the corner i spend there but just going back to the index itself have there been any positive changes in terms of how countries fairing before the current a virus that happened. so

report social media traffic, and equally important to notify users that they may be encountering false news reports, these efforts are too passive and too focused on user based fixes to counter propagation of propaganda. also, it's important to remember a good deal of research show post hoc fact checks, do not work on that social media firms are engaged in a constant battle to catch and delete the types of bots, cyborg and human -based information operations. more than anything though, i want to communicate in this chapter that everything is not lost. not only researchers policymakers and civil society groups around the world, but also the technology firms. they are fighting for the tide of digital propaganda. employees of facebook have managed to dismantle predatory disinformation, disbarment of advertisements on topics from payday loans, to which candidate should get to vote. coolers have stood firmly at shady dealings and drone research and manufacturing prudence also occurred to me that today's large tech firms have to get real with themselves. they are now media companies. purveyors of

on a social media traffic, and equally important to notify users that they may be encountering false news reports, these efforts are too passive and to focus on user-based fixes to counter competition propaganda also it's important to remember a good deal of research shows that post hoc fact checks do not work and the social media firms are engaged in the constant battle to catch and delete new and innovative types of bot, cyber board and human-based information operations. more than anything i want to communicate in this chapter that everything is not lost. not only researchers, policymakers and civil society groups around the world but also technology firm are fighting to stem the tide of digital propaganda. employees of facebook and managed to dismantle predatory and just a moment to advertisements on topics from payday loans to which candidate should get a book. google has to do firm against shady dealings in military during research in manufacture. it's good to be today's large tech firms have to get real with themselves. they are now media companies, purveyors of news, curators of i

a biden spoke person calls the claim false. >>> new confusion this morning for more than a million students and their parents in new york city. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: this morning the coronavirus crisis is far from over in hard hit new york. deaths in the state now more than 9,000. but the overall number of intubations is down while the number of patients discharged daily is steady, suggesting the spread is slowing. >> you're not seeing a great decline in the numbers. but you're seeing a flattening. >> reporter: while the curve may be flattening, the battle is not letting up for some doctors and nurses on the front lines. >> everyone, all you hear is "oxygen." >> reporter: this doctor works on mt. sinai hospital in queens. >> governor cuomo announced we are essentially getting close to the plateau phase or at least the peak. but it's really hard to see that day to day, given the extreme volume and acute of our patient population. >> reporter: with social distancing rules still firmly in place, now the debate is raging over when to open up new york city schools. >>

we've covered many times on outside source — this coronavirus pandemic has spawned a huge amount of false newshat they've been looking at recently. i'm joined by marianna spring. what have you picked up this weekend? there is as usual an awful lot of staff speculating that is misleading. something we have noticed is that change in the pattern of misinformation. when it first began there were a lot of conspiracy theories on what the virus was and how it is because back injanuary and virus was and how it is because back in january and february then virus was and how it is because back injanuary and february then we notice it became more medical and then speculation about government lockdowns and what countries were doing. speculation about hospitals reaching capacity. then we have recently seen a reaching capacity. then we have recently seen a resurgence reaching capacity. then we have recently seen a resurgence of conspiracy theories, some linking 5g to coronavirus which is false. another one that has picked up steam in recent days, at the conspiracy theories about bill particularly after donal

lessan-americans are likely to get covid-19 -- that is false. a new way tos force vaccinations on people who do not want them -- also false. children cannot contract covid-19 -- false. these kinds of rumors and conspiracy theories inevitably leads to more illness, more suffering, and more death. have a why we all responsibility to seek out and share information only from credible sources. faced and overcome enormous public health challenges before. smoking,educing finding treatments for hiv and polio andicating other vaccine-preventable diseases -- challenges that required changes in thinking, changes in public policy, and changes in behavior. we must approach covid-19 in the same way, by relying on the science and evidence to inform our decisions and our actions. , thereis new pandemic are many unknowns. it is critically important, to the, that we go back core knowledge we have relied on in the past. as evidence evolves, necessarily, our strategies, tactics, and behaviors should change accordingly. it is science, research, and evidence, and not wishf

world, from trouble to bolsonaro to sell been in italy, many others too, who are peddling false information, fake newsbed, offering us the most amazing potential allergies for the future, right now is being produced. it is misinforming... we are being misinformed about the facts. how dangerous is that? it is extremely dangerous is that? it is extremely dangerous because especially in this disaster, in this crisis, science is oui’ disaster, in this crisis, science is our bedrock. if we can't trust the basics and scientific fact, for instance, about what this disease is, then we have no idea what to do. orwe do is, then we have no idea what to do. or we do counter—productive things. i think the good signals that we do see around us is that in this crisis, even many people and politicians, which previously disregarded science, are turning to it as the ultimate authority, as the most trustworthy authority. in israel, for example, they closed down all the synagogues. in iran, they shut down the mosques. churches all over the world are telling people stay away from church because even the religious authorit

false. >>> doctors in new york are trying to get the word out about a disturbing trend. sudden strokes in young adults with covid-19. the virus appears to cause blood clots, even for otherwise healthy people in their 30s and 40s and most of them were quarantined at home with mild symptoms or none at all. doctors say some people have delayed calling 911 but quick treatment is vital. >> it may be an anomaly, time will tell. we think it's significant. it's a sevenfold increase in the rate, and it now circles our professional circles in the stroke community. there is a lot of talk about the increasing number of strokes occurring. >> doctors say they're now treating as many patients as they can with blood thinners even if there is no evidence of clotting. hypertension is also proving to be a big factor with the virus. a new study found 57% of sick patients had already been struggling with high blood pressure. >>> more than 50 food processing plants in the midwest have shut down because of the coronavirus. the list now includes one of the biggest pork plants in the country own

is beat up the news live from berlin the coronavirus false action to boost the price of oil the pandemic hedley just a mom did lead to a big drop in income for the oil producers now they've overcome disagreements and all coordinating news to push the price up also on the show. helping those least able to help themselves in argentina the country has been twice over by a recession by cronenberg's. and how much of an impact will the current crisis pandemic have on society and the.

they're also based on new serology tests that have an unknown rate of false-positives. in new jersey, the director of the state funeral directors association believes covid-19 has claimed far more lives than officially reported. after the centers for disease control and prevention april 15 ordered changes and how likely deaths due to the disease are reported. in britain, a review by the financial times found u.k. coronavirus deaths are likely more than double official figure, with 41,000 deaths so far likely caused by the virus. here in new york, doctors report a large number of patients hospitalized with covid-19 are developing high levels of life-threatening blood clots. this is dr. jay mocco, vice chair of the mt. sinaiai health system. >> w we began toto notice e as e s started to o take off in new yorkk city, then across all of nenew york cititye werere seeing a large numbmber f strokekes and that these strokes were extremely concerning and ththey were blocking big vessels to the brain. in treating these patients, they appeared to o be verery what wel pro coagulant

it is false comfort to say we are a rural community. we don't have the density of new york city. that is a false comfort. you have counties in new york state where you have more cows than people. new york state, don't think of just new york city. upstate new york is a rural community. and you see that it's not just urban areas, it's suburban areas. that's westchester, nassau, suffolk comparable to suburban communities all across this country, and we have rural communities that are comparable to rural communities all across this country. in many ways, new york states is a microcosm of the united states. that's why i believe it's going to be illustrative for the rest of this nation as to what's going to happen. current hospitalizations, as i said, 92,000 tested positive, 13,000 currently hospitalized. that's up 1,100. 3,000 icu patients, that's up 300. 7,400 patients discharged. that's up 1,292. the number of people going to the hospitals going up, the number of people coming out of the hospital is going up. number of deaths, up to 2,373. up from 1,941. looking for a trend line. the

late, and until hopefully not in the future but of late it's been where you go to get fake news, half-truths, false witness, distortions and outright lies that seem to spread faster in the society and the coronavirus. and so it is important that social media platforms begin coordinating with and working with traditional news outlets like broadcasting and newspapers for their legitimate journalistic stories and facts. because at the end of the day in these calamities people just want the facts. they don't want to be spun. they don't want finger-pointing. they want to know what the problem is, where relief and recovery can be had, and all avenues of escape and improvement. and that's what real journalism provides. i'm happy to say i represent an industry that's the central plank of real journalism now. >> host: senator smith, you talked about standing down. have you seen a a hold on somef the issues that the national association of broadcasters is concerned about such a stellar, media ownership or fcc issues? >> guest: the congress before the christmas recess finally settled the stall r, the debate t

it's false comfort to say, well, we are a rural community, we don't have the density of new york city is a false comfort. you have counties in new york state where you have more cows than people. new york state, don't think of just new york city. upstate new york is a rural community. you see it's not just urban areas. it's suburban areas. that's westchester, nassau, suffolk, comparable to suburban communities all across this country. and we have rural communities that are comparable to rural communities all across this country. in many ways new york state is a microcosm of the united states. that's why i believe it's going to be illustrative for the rest of the nation as to what's going to happen. current hospitalizations, as i said, 92,000 tested positive, 13,000 currently hospitalized. that's up 1,100. 3,000 icu patients, up 300. 7,400 patients discharged, up 1,292. that's good news. number of people going to the hospital is going up, number of people coming out of the hospital is going up. number of deaths, up to 2,373 up from 1,941. looking for a trend line. the trend line is sti

diable soros son for his role in a criminal scheme that spreads fake news the supreme court named carlos balsara in an ongoing probe about false stories targeting judges. also china says the coronavirus patients have not been discharged from hospitals and will hand the original at the center of the pandemic beijing is also reporting no new coronavirus deaths for an 11th straight day and in europe spain has recorded its lowest daily death toll in 5 weeks 288 people died in the past 24 hours as the number of new infections also drops. in south korea another sign that life is starting to return to normal catholics are attending mass for the 1st time since social distancing measures were introduced at the start of the pandemic but what bryant has more from seoul on the precautions been taken. it's nearly 2 months since the catholic church and other churches here in south korea decided it was simply too risky to hold normal services instead they're holding masses on the line and it's only now all of these weeks on that the catholic church has decided it is safe to reopen its churches but only under the strictest of precautions we'r

it is false comfort to say, "well, we are a rural community. we don't have the density of new york city." that is a false comfort. ou have counties in new york state where you have more cows than people. new york state, don't think of just new york city. upstate new york is a rural community. and you see that it's not just urban areas, it's suburban areas, that's westchester, nassau, suffolk, comparable to suburban communities all across this country. and we have rural communities that are comparable to rural communities all across this country. in many ways, new york state is a microcosm of the united states and that's why i believe it's going to be a illustrative for the rest of this nation as to what's going to happen. current hospitalizations, as i said, 92,000 tested positive, 13,000 currently hospitalized. that's up 1,100. 3,000 icu patients, that's up 300. 7,400 patients discharged, that's up 1,292. that's good news. number of people going to the hospital is going up, number of people coming out of the hospital is going up. number of deaths up to 2,373, up from 1,941. l

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as the organizer of a scheme to spread fake news columns ball sonar has dismissed the claims as garbage the investigation is part of an ongoing probe into false stories targeting judges well those are the headlines the news continues here on out as they are risking it all stay with us. as corona virus continues to devastate the united states the race to the white house goes on joe biden has all but secured his place is the democratic nominee but can be still trump joined us for continuing coverage of the u.s. election 2020 on al-jazeera. latin american country rich in precious minerals. and gold. it has seen steady economic development in the last decade. while the number who live under the poverty line has hovda 20 percent of the population many still take desperate measures to make ends meet. gold one of peru's main mineral exports. for centuries miners have been picking the andes to pieces all with the same dream. carlos fastrack gold 14 years ago. he used to work in the coffee and kick out plantations earning almost nothing. now he continues to work hard but the pay is better. almost $600.00 a month twice the minimum wage in peru. he deci

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false negatives. abbo laboratories is issuing new guidance for providers using its rapid test the problem liesin the vil transport media which is used to store swabs until they can be tested of the positive swabs the test only detectedthe virus in about 85% of thosewhen stuart first abbott is now telling clinicians to insert abs directly into a testing chine without storing them. the tes have been used for about 2 weeks before the oblem s uncovered. experts say that is expected to be. a problem until new tests are real about quicklyin an emergency situation they warn other problems could arise in the future. a group of medical professionals is now asking death penalty states for medications saying they could help coravirus patients ho are on ventilators many treat pain. in people. put on ventilators are also used in executions. demand for such drs surged 73% in march. on doctor behind their quest for these drugs says secrecy surrounding executions could hinder their efforts because they don't know what drugs the state's half. and up next this pandemic is forcing ny americans withfood allergies to get cr

treatmentse new offer false hope, a plasma transfer. host: your view on governors reflected by joan texting is from minnesota who says don't cuomotrump for new york, dragged his feet and congress dragged its feet, trump was criticized for a ban on air travel, critics can't have it both ways. in illinois, this is charles. caller: to respond to the last caller, the president of the united states has well over a dozen intelligence agencies telling them what is going on all over the planet. the problem is donald trump doesn't listen to them. he spends more time talking to fox news tv personalities rather than imported people that know it's going on. reports are coming up now, president trump was told about this in late december and he chose to do nothing. upset thewant to stock market, he's more worried about himself than anyone else. instead of standing up and being a leader and taking it by the horns, he is laying back trying to shock the blame and pushed the blame onto the governors. of course the governors have made mistakes, everybody m

hard to distinguish between something that's true and something that's false so how can we detect and stop the spread of fake news and misinformation a former cia analyst and a fact checker from buzz feed will tell us. what we know about this and this information is that it works because. fear monger. it really plays on people's instincts to pass a law that you know all the media. are sort of in a situation where our brains are sort of shut off that critical thinking. part that makes us stop when we see information stead of having that instinct i have to tell everybody in my life but i just learn to say ok maybe instead of searching. and see if there is correct information available misinformation me accidentally wrong information this is a mission a fake it's intentionally wrong information meant to manipulate 1st can be found on social media or on fake news sites or passed on by a group chat by family or friends. simply ask questions of your friends where did you get it and then you'll start to see you know that person got it from someone else who probably got it from somebody else and probably you know got it

false. >> the president's push to reopen as a new poll shows 58% of voters are concerned loosening stay at home orders too soon will cause for death. 32% think they will take too long and harm the economy. boats in connecticut are allowed to reopen. in washington, a farmer's market is back in operation in seattle. small steps. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> don't lower his bail. that is the plea at a news con prince about josh ya gamom today. he is charged with human trafficking, rape and $8.5 million in wage threat. it's connect eed to the company the family ran by trafficking filipino immigrants and giving them horrendous working conditions. and many are con concerned about the threat to the general public and victims. >> we do believe he is a flight risk. we do use the word alleged because he is presumed innocent. but we believe he will be convicted at some point. and it will mean nothing if he is not here. only way to protect public safe city to have him in custody. >> three other members are facing charges. two rewere leased because of the threat of covid-19. >>> today ma

new numbers. some saying that it's false reporting that he was shouting at his campaign manager over this and internal polls show the president slipping behind joe biden in key states. the president reportedly said he would sue his campaign manager and did not believe the polling from inside his n campaign but we do know that he's planning to hi again soon >> i think i'm going to arizona next week and we look forward to to that and we hope to go to ohio very soon and we're start to move around and we'll have massive rallies. i can't imagine a rally when you have every fourth seat full. i hope we'll be able to do some good old fashioned 25,000 rallies. >> and michael flynn in his attempt to withdraw his guilty plea he's got new ammunition this note from the fbi we don't know who suggesting that what his lawyers have argued that he was set up in his interview with the fbi. also saying they had a case built against flynn on his contacts with russia >>> a lot for the president to juggle outside of pandemic >> tom hanks is helping other patients the couple donated plasma and they joked in an npr interview

is beat up the news live from berlin the coronavirus false action to boost the price of oil the pandemic had reduced him on to day 2 of a drop in income for the oil producers now they've overcome disagreements and coordinating news to push the price also on the show. helping those least able to help themselves in argentina the country has been pitched twice by a recession back on us. and how much of an impact will the current to last pandemic have on society underway but we take a look at what happened all to the spanish flu outbreak than 100 years ago. hello i'm christine want to welcome to the program oil prices have risen off to the world's major producing countries upgrades to what's been called the biggest oil production catch ever the production cost opaque joins russia and others in an effort to boost the oil price and energy markets ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic global oil supplies will be cut by 10 percent. opec plus which brings together the oil cartel with other producers like russia said it would reduce world output by 10 percent. within 2 months opec and opec plus coun

this is state of the news live from greenland the current virus falseness oil action rescue oil prices the pandemic had cut to moderate to a big drop in income for the oil produces now they've agreed to a record stash in al close to bolster the price i mean. we look at one point if it's 2 feet and if it's moscow's medical workers as they battle the coronavirus. and the app developed in kenya that's now being used worldwide to help close the gap. and i'm christine want to welcome to the program oil prices have risen off to the old major oil producing countries agreed to slash output the production cost opaque joined russia and others and if it should be the oil price and an energy market ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic global oil supplies will be cut by 10 percent. it's being called the biggest oil production cut ever opec plus which brings together the oil cartel with other producers like russia said it would cut world output by 10 percent. in the next 2 months opec and opec plus countries will reduce production by $10000000.00 barrels for the 6 months after that they will cut prod

false. >> officials in 12 states tell abc news they are confident they can begin opening by may 1st. the rest say it's too soon to tell or wouldn't give a target date. mike pence says we're conducting about 150,000 coronavirus tests in the united states daily. kumasi, back over to you. >> thank you, jobina. >>> happening this morn, a california state lawmaker is leading a charge to make sure state funding is being used appropriately. represents part of san francisco and san mateo counties and looking like the california's rainy day emergency fund may need to act like a more rainy day season. et to start at 10:00 this eng morning with social distancing restrictions. >>> in washington, congress is working on a federal emergency spending bill to get billions of dollars flowing again. the loan for small businesses ran out a few days ago. andrea has more with the crucial negotiations happening today. >> reporter: america's businesses are taking a big hit. many about to close for good. >> the money is out and i better stop my business. >> reporter: the rescue loan fund and the program maxe

false. the dnc has so far not responded to our request for comment. jon? jon: jacqui heinrich in new york city, thank you. >>> michigan democrats voting to censure a democratic statehouse representative. karen witsett met with the president last week to promote hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for her recovery from covid-19. but not everyone supports her meeting with the president. matt fin live in chicago with more on that. matt? >> jon, the democratic chair of michigan's 13th congressional distribute tells fox news today that democrats there censured the state representative because she was being combative towards her fellow democrats. michigan state representative karen whitsett landed herself in hot water with fellow democrats after a meeting with president trump in the white house last week and thanking him for his pandemic response. she also cited hydroxychloroquine for helping her beat covid-19. her doctor confirms that medicine helped. she tells fox news since that meeting with president trump, the governor has been unpleasant towards her, but she says she's unapologetic bec

basics of hand washing, of fever testing, of triaging different patients, and of tackling fake news and false problem in this crisis. >> i'm curious to get your thoughts quickly about the testing, in our country, we have a massive deficit in testing that has exacerbated this problem. do you have, does the irc and other organizations out in these camps have the testing they need? >> no. what we're able to do is test for fever, and so you can do mass testing for fever with relatively cheap implements, and that's what we are doing. we have none of the advanced tests that the countries like the united states are thinking of. it's been a crisis in those countries with the greatest health systems, just imagine what it's like where there is no health system at all and that's what we're talking about in northwest syria, in south sudan, where there are fourth ventilators for the whole country. prevention is everything. once you need a ventilator, i'm afraid it will be too late in the countries that we work. >> let's talk a little bit about the irc's new report, because it had some alarming findings ab

false. >> officials in 12 states tell abc news they are confident they can begin opening by may 1st.est say it's too soon to tell or wouldn't give a target date. mike pence says we're conducting about 150,000 coronavirus tests in the united states daily. kumasi, back over to you. >> thank you, jobina. >>> happening this morn, a california state lawmaker is leading a charge to make sure state funding is being used appropriately. represents part of san francisco and san mateo counties and looking like the california's rainy day emergency fund may need to act like a

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false hope. that is why a lot of fox news personalities are pushing to the viewers throughout the day. out there promoting false cures and other sources of false hope. in some way, that's a more challenging problem than just fact checking a political leader, isn't it? >> it is difficult when, you know, a family member, for instance, is forwarding the chain text or misleading article they've seen on the internet. but i think a lot of this does flow down from the top and so when you have the president of the united states saying something and you have a fox news host saying something that gets filtered down into articles and those articles and misleading information gets pushed around by people via text and e-mail. so we need to focus our efforts on fact checking powerful people and holding them accountable. people like sean hannity at fox news. also, you know, what about hannity. susan scott is the ceo of fox news media. is she not watching hannity's show and seeing the misinformation? i wonder if the president isn't getting information from the aids or keeping bad news from him or only

they're also, this is what else is happening, they're repeating the biden campaign false talking points that "the new talking point is about tara reade's allegations that biden sexually assaulted her in the early '90s. "the new york times" says they did not say that those, that that allegation was unfounded. the talking point, this is the biden campaign a thorough review by the times has led to this truth, this incident did not happen. "the times" says that's wrong. but watch democrat chris coons repeat that talking point. listen. >> "the new york times," "the washington post," the associated press, have dedicated weeks of reporters time to digging in, calling people, contacting people, researching, and they all three have concluded that there was no substance to these allegations. >> you know in washington -- elizabeth: i need a dramamine to deal with that topspin. your reaction? >> you need four pinocchios, people who normally rate the truth, "washington post," "new york times" and others to repeat the fact that these allegations are real, and credible. they may or may not have happened but they de

as the organizer of a scheme to spread fake news columns paulson are has dismissed the claims as gobbets the investigation is part of an ongoing probe into false stories targeting judges well those are the headlines the news continues here on out as era after risking it all stay with us as corona virus continues to devastate the united states the race to the white terms goes on joe biden was able to secure his place is the democratic nominee we can be still neutral join us for continuing coverage of the u.s. election 2020 on al-jazeera.