pope francis i of this is personal. pope francis has become... exaggerate, he has become someone who has provided great solace for my family when my son died, he has... he is, in my view,... there has always been this debate in the catholic church, going back to pope john xxm, catholic church, going back to pope john xxiii, talk about how we reach out and embrace people with differences, if you notice what the pope said when it was asked, when he first got elected, he was chatting with the press and they said, what is your position on homosexuality? he said, who are mightyjudge? this is a man of great empathy, who understands the part of his christianity and that is to reach out and to forgive —— who am i to judge? ijust find my relationship with him one that i personally take great solace in the. he is a really, truly genuine, decent man. i will end by saying that there are an awful lot of people, many of you, not putting you in this position, i apologise, but many of you even in the press who went out of your way to express your empathy and sym

we know one thing that built a basis of the personal relationship he has with francis is that francise death of beau biden. tell us how deep the relationship is. >> the two men sort of understand each other. you have the 78-year-old president, the 84-year-old pope, and elected in similar ways on a mandate of healing, i'd say. biden comes into the office 500,000 american lives lost to covid. pope francis elected in 2013 under a mandate it clean up the church after financial scandals and abuse. they share that understanding and it is a personal connection. they're heads of state. this was very personal as we see in the images today. >> they made a joke about their ages there, imagining themselves much younger than they are. and, ambassador, we know from the white house readout of this, we expected this to some degree that pope francis would want to talk about climate change. this is an issue extremely close to the hearts of pope francis. he's described often how one of his deepest concerns about the planet today is that people have indifference really for the state of the planet. might

francis and grover were so sad that they were defeated after the first election so she told the white house staff who she dearly loved, she said we will be back in four years to take care of the china they were back in four years. so the romance they had prior to them getting married in the white house, a love story that will endure and she was married in the white house, in a beautiful gown, is headed by george cleveland, is the grandson of grover. this is printed and also marion cleveland, they found that actual dress that actually exist, the wedding dress that actually exists in white house collection and the first lady's collection. that is a powerful display of how wonderful and elegant she was and i think the people will certainly learn from history from that predict. >> there was an age difference between the two and how's the family take that in pretty. >> i think that was a love story that was killed by francis' father and he was a dear friend of grover and i think upon his death, i think it grover felt the need to make sure that francis was taken care of for the rest of her

pope francis did as well.nd he will talk to the president about immigration, immigration reform for our country is indeed a world issue. and so all of these -- and, of course, the environment. i mean, they're on their way to glasgow for the climate summit. the pope has written an encyclical all about the environment. it is very near and dear to his heart. you can be sure he'll be pushing that with president biden as well. >> there is a lot of alignment between their two agendas. is there anything off the table in these discussions? >> john, a lot of people have been talking about the kerfuffle about communion, whether or not president biden should be able to receive communion. we heard the pope say he's never not giving communion to anyone, and that he doesn't think that it should be used as a divisive wedge with anyone. i don't think that's going to get discussed. i think president biden is going to leave those issues to the local bishop where president biden worships. with the cardinal of washington, gregory

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pope francis has division within his ranks.esident of the united states we are seeing playing out at home, divided. this is not a robust debate. this is a problem he has. he has to fix it because he's at the top of the party. and then what joins them both, not just being catholic, but concerns about the world, about the extension of loving mercy and suffrage. that's what i think you will hear coming out of this meeting, john and brianna. the pope, the vatican, the president and the white house talking about what brought them together and the universeality helping in climate and in poverty. . >> yeah. talking about kindness, talking about charity. which, you know, it's always important. it's nice to see a focus on that. chris cuomo, stand by. we will come back to you soon. >>> rich burr under investigation for insider trading. what the sec says his pwroerpl did seconds after speaking with the senator. this is wealth. ♪ ♪ this is worth. that takes wealth. but this is worth. and that - t that's actually worth more than you think.

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it turns out francis hogan has close ties to the democrats. something she failed to mention while urging congress to take action against a former employer. facebook's products harm children, stroke division, and weaken our democracy. the company's leadership knows how to make facebook and instagram saver a won't make the necessary changes because they have put their astronomical profits for people. congressional action is needed. francis hogan is being represented by a co founder of whistleblower aid, john tie, who served in the obama administration. the other co founder of the organization, which helps whistleblowers pay their lawyers fees as mugs zayed. and he was a legal representative for alexander windman, a white house staff, a who testified in trumps 1st impeachment trial. now, max blumenthal, the editor in chief of the grades are in the points, 2 other alleged links and says, political affiliation is no surprise. in this case, her testimony dove tales very closely with the democrat censorship agenda. their plan or their desire to heavi

and an important subject for the pope francis and the president. >> francis has spent a large part of his message on the question of the environment, on the question of the preference for the poor in which all of these issues converge. and of course the timing of this meeting is such that with the g20 and with cop 26, you know, the pope has spoken out so many times, so many times. in every occasion with great, you know, emphasis, he did it just a few weeks ago saying in the name of god i call on pharmaceutical companies to release their patents. very, very emphatic and so this is his chance to meet with a president, a u.s. president who could try and get people on board and who could get his own country on board with the practical measures that are needed for those. >> i suspect the president was pleased with both meetings with the french president and with pope francis. guys, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> just ahead, a surprise announcement for one of the few congressional republicans trying to hold former trump accountable for the january 6 insurrection. you're watching "t

. >> i'm francis rivera. president biden is turning his attention to global issues landing in italy overnight, the president is preparing to meet at sum mitts on the climate change the first catholic president, first in 60 years, will have an audience with a leader of the catholic church. claudio joins us now what can you expect from today's talks? >> reporter: hey, francis. well, when they meet in a couple of hours, joe biden and pope francis will have met for the fourth time. it is very special not only this time but for the first time joe biden will be the second u.s. catholic president who meets the pope, as you mentioned. but also because joe biden clearly appreciates the pope because they share views on important issues such as, for instance, on climate change, which probably is going to be te issued about an hour ago a message through the bbc radio calling or summoning the -- all the leaders on the u.s. climate conference which will take place in glasgow of course president biden will be there he summo

i'll g re francis palmer colony. it's resisting president mack owens attempts to draw the line and it has an ax to grind that didn't go down well and then to add insult to injury. my home blamed hatred towards france. young algerians hole in the political military system, which had rewritten history based on lies when questioned. what is how interior was there an algerian nation before french colonization? that's the question. how jerry, a post $900.00. 62 is built on a memorial rent that declares france is the whole problem. hugh, a recall done bassinger while algeria also plays it as space, see the french military notes. colonial presses are not to welcome the country, essentially set this leisure which pushes the process official relations with some of our countries into unfortunate crisis situation should result through unconditional mutual respect. that's not the only trouble facing france. in africa. marley has a summons. the french ambassador for split nations. it's the rear said frog seeks to withdraw its tro

francis square in 2017. his mobility instructor had previously told him he was forbidden from crossing geary because it was just too unsafe and the webster bridge was not an option for him. but because of all the safety improvements and with excellent training, lou can now cross geary on his own and make it all the way to the calvary church. [ applause ] thank you so much, lou, for your service on the committee. and thank you for letting us share your story today. we are so happy that your neighborhood is now more accessible to you. and thank you for working so closely with the project staff to make sure all of our pedestrian signals are loud enough so that they can be heard. thank you to everyone who helped to make this project a reality and thank you so much all of you for coming out today despite the rain to celebrate this milestone with us. thank you. [ applause ] >> all right. thank you everyone for joining us. now it would not be a project kickoff without a ribbon and a giant pair of scissors. so i wou

francis takes a look at how long those showers will last francis. yeah dion they're going to last for the next few hours until about 9 o'clock in the bay area and then we'll start to clear out on our storm impact scale. it's a one out of five. it's a light storm scattered showers expected over the next few hours generally less than a tenth of an inch for most areas, but maybe up to a quarter or more especially in the mountains and along the coast breezy at times as well. here's a look at the live doppler satellite radar system. so you notice over the last few hours. the rain is mainly fallen in the north bay, but it is starting to slide south and east right now. in fact, we're getting some light rain falling through santa rosa. luma already got about 400 of an inch just in the past hour. so and here's our forecast animation at six o'clock. you'll notice the rain starts to move on to the peninsula parts to the east bay 7 o'clock this evening continues into the east bay and south bay and then by 8 o'clock mainly in the valleys and south bay and then w

although it now turns out that francis hogan has close ties to the democrats, something she failed to mention, while demanding action against her. nie former employer case looks products harm children, stoked division and week in our democracy. the companies leadership knows how to make facebook and instagram saver a won't make the necessary changes because they have put their astronomical prophets for people. congressional action is needed. well, let's try on on tangle. the web front is hogan is being represented by a co founder of whistleblower aid. john tie, he served in the obama administration, the other co founder of the organization, which helps whistleblowers pay their li lawyers fees. he's mark zayna, he we know was a legal representative for one alexander vin men, a white house stuffer who testified in donald trump's 1st impeachment trial. max blumenthal editor in chief of the greystone highlighted other alleged links to unsafe political affiliation, is no surprise. in this case, her testimony dove tales very closely with the democrat censorship agenda. their plan or their d

what's more, it's emerged with francis. how gotten as a regular donna, to democrat affiliated organizations, helping party candidates get elected a legal and media analysts, lionel and max blumenthal again, they gave us that take on the facebook allegations and the dangers of censorship. she just wants more government intervention. so i think the impact we're going to see going forward is more censorship, more intervention from the intelligence services. and the reorientation of these social media sites to target official u. s. enemies per her recommendation. i think her. 2 you know, it could, it can benefit multiple causes, you could see it benefiting the religious. right. that doesn't like the kind of semi pornographic content on instagram and the way it degrades women of feminist could get behind it. but behind it all is a much more insidious agenda that how going outlines she has explicitly called for bass, beefing up facebook counter espionage team to take on official enemies. she named me and mar ethiopia, which is a

trump and pope francis had a strained relationship after francis criticized trump's plan to build a wallcourse, fired back calling francis's comments disgraceful. wolf. >> brian todd, excellent report. thank you very, very much. and to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next. democrats scrambling to seal a deal on biden's agenda before he leaves town but progressives threatening to revolt if they don't get their way. can biden save his agenda ton tonight. >>> plus ab fda panel voting to recommend the pfizer vaccine for kids 5 to 11 so how soon could they get their first doses? >>> breaking news, the new york times reporting criminal charges are possible after the deadly shooting on the movie set. let's go outfront. >>> and good evening, i'

pope francis has reacted. tell us more about that.eema: as news of the report revealed those shocking details, soon after you had the vatican spokesperson revealing to the media that pope francis had indeed met with french bishops in recent days and had taken note of the report. he saidhat his first thoughts were for the victims. he wasilled with imnse sadness for their trauma and gratitude, as you mentioned, for their bravery in coming forward. he also talked about h in his prayer, the pope and trusts to god the people of france, the catholics in france, but also the victims in particular, that they may find comfort and consolation, as well as justice, which will be the way in which they can get some kind of healing. it is interesting to note that this independent committee that looked into these cases and came up with these findings was actually set up at the request of the catholic church in france , and that was because in 2018 when they set it up, it was in response to criticism that the church in france was facing in handling va

joe biden visited the vatican and pro polk francis. it's believed the laden's discussed the climate crisis and ways to end the corona virus pandemic. that talks com, my head of the start of the g. 20 summit in rom, after the today gathering at bottom will head to glasgow for the cop 26 un climate summit. our white house correspondent, kimberly hallett is live for us in rome. kimberly, i want to get to the meeting between at president joe biden and manuel mc chrome. but 1st, let's talk about what's happened today in that very busy agenda. yeah, a lot took place. not only was that the meeting with the french president that we'll talk about in a moment. there were also meetings with the italian president and prime minister, respectively and as well all eyes early in the day on the meeting between the u. s . president and pope francis at the vatican. now the u. s. president has since talked about that meeting since he left it saying that it went very wonderfully. he said there was laughter and it was very clear to the media watching that i

he's going to be meeting with pope francis. this is the third time they've met, wolf, but the first time he's met the pope as president of the united states. and certainly we've heard from the pope in recent weeks. he has some very strong positions on matters that they don't necessarily see eye to eye on. the pope would like to see pharmaceutical companies share the formula for the covid vaccines with developing countries so that everybody can become vaccinated. and on that, he doesn't necessarily agree with the u.s. president and many of the other leaders at the g20, who seem to want to hold on, allow the pharmaceutical companies to hold on to those patents. he's also called, for instance, for arms producers to stop producing arms. so obviously they're not going to agree on that either. but certainly he is among the leaders that president biden is going to be meeting with in the next few days. definitely the most forward-looking of them all. then, of course, he's meeting with sergio mattarella, the italian president mario drag

every whistleblower is doing a public service to so francis houghton has gone public because she has a good reason to do so. says that she got on 60 minutes is indicative of how serious main stream is. organizations are taking us after all, and i had to compete with these digital services. and now perhaps it's time to settle a few account. facebook refused and interview request from 60 minutes, issuing a statement, instead, diminishing how guns roll in the organisation, her credibility as a source. the company claimed that algorithmic changes facebook has made, improve people's experience by prioritizing posts that inspire interactions. which research shows is better for people's well being. but how good wasn't done? on tuesday the day after the blackout, she testified before a senate subcommittee on consumer protection, congressional action is needed. they won't solve this crisis without your help as one of the senators put it. she came armed with thousands of documents, how going had copied before quitting her job. looming over her testimony was the outage the day before its impact

biden meeting for 75 minutes in private with pope francis on friday.uld keep receiving communion. that has been a source of controversy with u.s. bishoping arguing that catholic politicians who support abortion rights should be denied abortion. the vatican statement did not mention the topic. president biden looking to rebuild trust in a meeting yesterday with the french president emmanuel macron after the u.s. angered france by signing a submarine deal with australia. the president admitting his administration made a mistake, calling it, quote, clumsy. the president's next stop is a worldwide climate conference in glasgow, our next stop as well. joe, back to you. >> peter, thank you so much. >>> it's time for a weekend morning boost. kristen, you have the honor this morning. >> i do. this is a good one. you'll like it. this was the dream of a lifetime for one 97-year-old tennis player from the ukraine. rafael nadal made it come true. he took to the court to volley with them, who did a good job of keeping up with the world's number 5 men's player. rafa

and what was good for facebook and facebook this past week, francis hogan. the unnamed source behind the wall street journal story shed her anonymity. facebook on research says it is not just the instagram is dangerous for teenagers, they harm's teenagers. is that is distinctly worse and other forms of social media . in her interview on c, b. s. news is 60 minutes. how can said the social media giant should declare moral bankruptcy for putting astronomical prophets before people. facebook has realized that if they changed the algorithm to be safer, people will spend less time on site. they'll click on less ads, they'll make less money, the elderly. this is something that people have known for a while. what is significant is this whistleblower came out with actual research and you know, the, the documentation and words of facebook themselves. outlining these very harmful impacts from their software and from their algorithms. she was on one of the probably most impactful news shows in the united states, which is 60 minutes. and so for the 1st time, many things

>> pope francis is not going to scotland.ther for the common good. he's not been verified as the environmental pope. the immense car iz mau he has and his office has. his chance to go to glass co-as one world leader and put his weight in. >> that is significant. the fact that he's not there is a real loss. >> why do you think he decided not to go? >> when the announcement was made, reasons were made in the press. covid is a reason of gathering there. everything from the fact that it was not going to be a pastoral trip and he would have time to deal with the people from scotland. aliity alia shut down a few days. those were the reasons given. i think if they wanted to get it done, they could have gotten it done. i'm confounded that they didn't. thank you so much for joining us. to our viewers, we'll be right back with our continuing coverage from here in rome. we'll be right back. how about a throwback? you got it. ♪ liberty, liberty - liberty, liberty ♪ uh, i'll settle for something i can dance to. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty

s. president will be doing following his meeting with pope francis. well, kimberly, president biden is also a devout catholic, right. so this is also a personal visit for the president very much so well, it will be a formal visit between 2 heads of state. there's no question that there is a personal relationship and this will be deeply personal for us. president biden is only the 2nd president too, is catholic. the 1st was john f. kennedy was very private about his faith. in contrast to joe biden, has been very public. he quote scripture and some of his speeches. and we know that he even keeps a photo of poke francis in the oval office if this is a relationship that has been established for many years. we do know that when the son of joe biden bow biden died of cancer a few years ago, that it was pope frances that comforted the biden's in their time of grieving. so as much as this will be a formal meeting with an exchange of gifts and the pleasantries that you'd expect between 2 heads of state. this will also be a meeting of ongoing friendship where t

is francis sending us a soft message about tolerance? well, he has the idea expressed in that interview that the catholic church should tolerate or favour civil unions for homosexuals. and i think that's wrong. pope john paul, the 2nd said that we should never approve. ready of same sex union, civil law has an a duty to uphold the natural order. you know, marriage is defined not by the government but by mother nature and mother. nature was created by god, male female, the union resulting in children. that's what marriage is all about. so what the pope says is true. the catholic church loves everyone, including those have a problem with the sexuality in their lives. but the tough truth that they need to hear is don't pursue that lifestyle because it violates god's law. and it is in no way equal to marriage. so you're really entering into a pseudo marriage. you can give a piece of paper, says 2 men are married and not married. that's just not true. and it's no help to them to think that they are so we have to guide people in the path of go

francis hogan is her name. she's been talking about what instagram, which facebook owns, new bodies effects on younger uses. among other issues is hearing is coming a day after a massive facebook outage, which saw services down for 6 hours and affecting billions of uses globally. that's bringing in algiers. shebra tansy, who's on capitol hill, where these hearings are taking place you've been listening in? of course she have must be said that it's not been a great week for facebook and it's only tuesday. tell us more about what we've heard so far from francis hogan. right. now facebook, under the mark, zuckerberg, himself is being accused of having misled congress that could have a serious impact on him on him personally. but we have this picture now, which we already sort of had us a sense of because of all the thousands of, of tens of thousands of documents that francis hogan had already released to the press. the wall street journal. but of a company that is obsessed by engagement, engagement means not passi

of is very own waterloo, francis, so incense over the u. k. 's refusal to let explanation troll they catch in british waters. it's even threatening to cut the country's electricity supply. surely it would make more sense to just pass on the increasing costs of energy to the bricks, making them pay double. but no mcenroe government is forcing a battle of wills who will blink 1st. all of this comes as a friendship president is set to face his stay 1st competition to date. as the presidential election hurtles closer, many at suggesting the only person who blow a hole in makins hopes is well himself trans has lost its position for some time already. i would say, since the end of, as president transit is lost, its position on the global stage of france has decided to follow the steps to the united states and nato. and we've seen the catastrophe of that in afghanistan and iraq in extreme savio. we've seen that france is totally lost. it macro is just living on the orals at france just to have and i was just finding out that this power that france st

she have a remind us of what we've heard so far from francis hogan. how damaging is her testimony? the reason why so damaging, because i think a lot of these sorts of ideas were quite familiar with perhaps, but i think what so damaging about how good is now we have the documentation to prove that those within facebook for mark zuckerberg downwards know about this, are actively engaged in getting uses angry as possible to make the most important thing for soccer berg at those below him is engagement. engagement means you're spending more time on the website. it doesn't mean yours passively scrolling on facebook, instagram, but your comments and your, your re post in your thumbs up and down and, and what gets a user engage anger. and it's pretty explicit in these documents that facebook is aware of, that this is no longer just about of some sort of mechanism for sharing your holiday photographs. this is also a facebook is concerned, is to get you angry and engaged. the longer you spend on facebook, the more likely you are them to click on adverse and in the end that swear facebook ge

finally, francis gave birth to a little boy, john. it's incredibly sad.lived for barely hours before he died of a lung condition. there was not just the grief of losing a child but the grief of losing this child that her husband so badly wanted. 18 months later after the death of his precious little boy, diana was born. third girl. >> i could not understand why i was perhaps a nuisance to have around, which in eight years i perceived was being part of the son, the child before me that died was the son. then comes a third daughter, not a boy. we'll have to try again. so i've recognized this. >> diana is growing up with feeling that she has already disappointed her parents because she wasn't the right sex. >> i didn't give my parents what they wanted. i'm not good enough. but diana was determined to prove everybody wrong. she was thinking you can be anything you want to be, you can do anything you want to do as long as you put your mind to it. the last day of vacation is still vacation. with guaranteed 4pm checkout at fine hotels + resorts properties. one o

what pope francis told him amid calls from u.s. bishops to deny him communion over his abortion stance. >>> also, the first face-to-face meeting with the president of france since the riff with the u.s. over a nuclear submarine deal what president biden admitted during their meeting. >>> the mid-atlantic bracing for the worst coastal flooding in nearly 20 years. will it move out in time for halloween this weekend >>> growing concerns about queen elizabeth's health what doctors have now advised her to do. >>> the crew member in charge of the guns on alec baldwin's movie set. breaking her silence about the deadly shooting, what she says about that fatal live round. >>> and he ran the very first new york city marathon. now on the 50th running, he's returning to the starting line. >>> this is nbc night lie news with lester holt >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us the fda tonight has given the okay for kids ages 5 to 11 to receive pfizer covid shots. the first injection is likely just days away. with 28 million children eligi

francis hogan is being represented by a co founder of whistleblower 8. john tie, he served in the obama administration. the other co founder of the organization was helps whistleblowers pay their lawyers fees is mark said he was a legal representative for this month. alexander vin men, a white house stuff, or who testified in donald trump's 1st. the impeachment trial, max blumenthal editor in chief of the grey's own highlighted all their alleged links, unsafe political affiliation shouldn't come. as a shock. her testimony dove tales very closely with the democrat censorship agenda. their plan or their desire to heavily sensor social media or francis, how again was pushing out that agenda. if it's true that bryson gillette, the strategic communications firm that is reportedly advising francis halligan, and which was founded by former obama aid bill burton, does it enjoy this relationship with her? then we also have to consider her relationship, a possible relationship with abide and white house money whose press secretary, gen saki. i actually used to be

and this is his fourth meeting with pope francis.gs, from similar generations and also similarwings, i from similar generations and also similar wings, i suppose, from similar generations and also similarwings, isuppose, of from similar generations and also similar wings, i suppose, of the communities they preside over, the catholic church and the united states of america, and in that way, they are both actually rather disliked by conservative circles within american catholicism so, for example, the us catholics' bishops conference has promoted the idea thatjoe biden should be denied communion because have his support for the abortion rights. i do not think that issue will be directly discussed today, it will more be an issue about climate change, migration, issues they see eye to eye on but it is an live snake depolarisation spilling over from eye on but it is an live snake depolarisation spilling overfrom us politics into the catholic church —— but it is... . politics into the catholic church -- but it is--- -_ politics into the ca

he met with pope francis.s is his third meeting with the pope and his first since taking office. pres. biden: the president has what is called a command core. that he gives to warriors and leaders. >> [speaking italian] pres. biden: where the most significant warrior for peace i have ever met. yamiche: he also met with french president emmanuelel macron. the president will also be with other world leaders at the g 20. president biden will head to scotland for a u.n. climate conference and hoping to show the world the u.s. is taking more of an engaged role on the issue after the trumpet and attrition pulled out of the -- trump administration pulled out of the climate accord. jonathan, i told you you stole our show with your answer. tell us what is the president's mission in europe. talk about what's going on with climate change. there is this g-20 meeting, they will talk about global supply chains and other things. jonathan: it is a market contrast -- marked contrast from the president's first overseas trip in

so pope francis is not alone. leo cited with workers and -- sided with workers and that offended many affluent of the day and the corporate world of the day, but the church has been following that since leo the 13th. lisa: for folks who read their bible, we are seeing all kinds of stuff now -- pestilence, wars, earthquakes -- you can't tell what season it is. are we in the last days? [laughter] cardinal gregory: fast answer, i don't think so. what we are doing is experiencing the opportunity and necessity of taking charge of our environment more effectively . whether you are a proponent of climate change or energy programs that step away from fossil fuels, you have to acknowledge that if we don't it a handle on this, things are going to get worse. lisa: do you believe in climate change? cardinal gregory: i do. does that make me bad? [applause] to be honest, there's a lot we don't know. i don't want to say the scientists working in this area, they are still discovering the impact and the possibility of solar energy

>> the thing about francis haugen is she is so courageous, so ah authoritative, and i found her utterly convincing. i thought her testimony today was extraordinary. in my mind what she has essentially done is -- mortgage loans or policing. i think when we're looking at it, we need to think about safety for all technology. i do think the motion that likes the fda that certifies products every year is actually a really good idea with harsh penalties if it turns out you're not safe. i think we also need to look at the business model. if facebook is perfectly clear, the notion here is that you're converting people's lives into data, collecting all the data they need out in the world and using that to forecast their behavior and to manipulate. the key problem here is we're talking about people's health information, whether they do a medical prescription or a medical test. we're talking about location, we're talking about financial things, we're talking about the web browsing history, their app usage. these are things that are so intimate, there should be no third party use of that at all. yo

it was an honor to support francis hogan today. she testified before the senate, i am privileged to work with a talented tomb of co counsels. thank you. out front sin and for having me on this evening. i'm proud to represent francis, a courageous whistle blower alongside my colleagues and whistleblower aid with frances halligan's, unusual success story. many whistleblowers now probably wish they also had the kind of support that she does. but unfortunately, it seems, there revelations just weren't as convenient for the establishment. so all they got was prosecution and a cold shoulder at best. now from one whistleblower to another, the civilian tribunal is examining potential u. s. war crimes in london. that's after revelations that the c i plotted to kill wiki leaks, founder juliana sanchez. the bell, march tribunal named after the jail, where a sanchez is being held is intended to expose atrocities conducted by the us and its allies in the notorious war on power. while it has no legal bearing, it aims to bring public attention to

the day after that, francis hogan was back in front of the news cameras telling lawmakers in washington the time has come to act against the company that has become a societal menace through algorithms that can fuel disinformation conspiracy theories and put people at risk. facebook has grown accustomed to defending itself . this kind of scrutiny, however, is on another level. our starting point this week is the moment facebook and its other platforms went down. mm. it's $840.00 a. m in silicon valley, california. 11 40 am in new york, late afternoon in london, nightfall in new delhi, users of facebook and other apps owned by the company. what's act and instagram, are seeing error messages instead of home pages. what was supposed to be a routine update of the routers that make up facebook's backbone. the ones that coordinate traffic between its data centers goes wrong. we'll outage, taking down facebook around the world well, and truly has when the internet and all of those platforms crash. and for the next 5 hours, the planets dependence on one big tech company is laid bare blue . i be

we have to pay really close attention to francis huggins words. she does not want to break up facebook, which is effectively a monopoly. it's a gigantic social media entity. and those on the more or both on the left and the right who are concerned about facebook power. facebook's power i've been calling for breaking up and how can says she doesn't want to do that. she just wants more government intervention. so i think the impact we're going to see going forward is more censorship. more intervention from the intelligence services and the reorientation of the social media sites to target official u. s. enemies per her recommendation. yeah, by when do you draw the line between allowing people to look for it to express their opinions freely and restrict saying what people paused once you go down that road, it's hard to turn back, isn't it? well, and i agreed with her about algorithmic amplification being a problem and that definitely needs to be resolved. but we have section 230 in the u. s. communications act that forbids lawsuits against the social

pope francis, there was original talk that he would go.argely because of his sciatica that bothers him, he will stay here. he wants to plant his message that he sent to us along to scotland. >> father dwyer is obviously of busted halo. that's his thing, not mine you can hear him on sirius xm. he has a whole thing on sirius xm. you've been writing a lot about this and why. how does it stack up between other meetings between president and pontiff? . >> it is a very significant meeting. the pope is very concerned about global warming. frankly, i think the vatican will be disappointed that the president has not been able to get the fullbacking of the congress on his climate change agenda and therefore weaken the president for the cop 26 meeting in scotland. the pope feels strongly about this and has written on the environmental crisis and global warming. and this is at the top of the agenda. my guess is that most of the time in the meeting was speaking about this. >> father reese, appreciate you very much. look, we're going to know soon. we wi

finally francis gave birth to a little boy, john. >> it's incredibly sad.e lived for barely hours before he died of a lung condition. >> there was not just the grief of losing a child but the grief of losing this child that her husband so badly wanted. >> 18 months later after the death of his precious little boy, diana was born, third girl. >> i couldn't understand why. which later years i perceived was being part of the son. both were crazy to have a son and heir, and then comes a third daughter. what a ball, we're going to have to try again. so i recognized it. >> diana's growing up with feeling she has already disappointed her parents because she wasn't the right sex. i didn't give my parents what they wanted. i'm not good enough. but diana was determined to prove everybody wrong. she was thinking you can be anything you want to be, you can do anything you want to do as long as you put your mind to it. with clean, fresh ingredients, panera's new chicken sausage and pepperoni flatbread is a mouthwatering explosion of yes. craft? yes! heartiness? yes! liv