emily: what about gmail? how might gmail in particular have been used here?r: we don't have any information on that right now. there certainly are some high-profile attacks, the john podesta hacking. he was using a gmail account and fell for a phishing scam. we reported last week that google was preparing to put out some new security tools that they say will be much more impenetrable to hacking and phishing. they are marketing that directly to journalists and political operatives, saying things like the podesta hack wouldn't happen if you had this toolkit. it has certainly been a popular tactic for hackers in the past to do gmail phishing, something that has been a cat and mouse game for years. emily: google is now going to be testifying before congress, as are facebook and twitter. do we know yet if google is handing over any information? what kind of information has been requested, the same way facebook handed over all the political ads? reporter: we don't know at this point. we know that facebook has shared information with google. we know that the develop

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we're not sure if they ran on youtube, gmail search. google -- right now the problem is focused on facebook but google has a much bigger sprawling network of advertising. there's a bunch of different channels that russian actors could use. cory: we talked about this on bloomberg radio a little while ago. people who wanted a preview of this conversation could have been listening to bloomberg radio in the last hour. but one of the interesting things is they have all kind of systems supposedly involved to make sure that their customers paid them. or to understand that the content gets there on time or gets delivered in a proper way. it looks like they didn't have any system either to vet the stuff before it went out, or even afterwards. we've been talking about russian interference in this election for more than a year now. google just coming with this information. mark: i think part of the issue is drawing the line. this morning, they were saying bucket, $50 uckepoll $53,000 worth of ads. these are either trolls or spreading misinformatio

emily: twitter, facebook, google via gmail and yahoo!re in the crosshairs when it comes to this russia investigation and the spread of fake news. what is their responsibility? televisionroadcast if you are in broadcast , television and you broadcast says -- ant advertisement that says if you swallow this penny it will fix every illness. you would be held responsible for that. there are rules against what you can and cannot protest. it is false advertising. the same rules could apply to facebook and twitter. emily: what about content? mark: content, it is not content if you are trying to promote a specific agenda. it is marketing. there is a big difference. content can be fact. content can be an opinion, but state it is opinion. state it is reporting, otherwise it is an asd. if you are posting it through and it cannot be fake news. it is a misleading advertisement. it is the responsibility of facebook and twitter to recognize this is an advertising platform. we cannot allow fake ads to be hosted on our platform. emily: you have told bloom

into facebook's role in the 2016 election and new details about ads that russia bought on youtube, gmailnline platforms. an enthat brings me to the cartoon of the day. titled, quote, russian military parade and no tanks or nuclear weapons in this one. it is a parade of the twitter logo, the facebook logo, hackers and wikileaks. stay with us. why should over two hundred years of citi history matter to you? well, because it tells us something powerful about progress: that whether times are good or bad, people and their ideas will continue to move the world forward. as long as they have someone to believe in them. citi financed the transatlantic cable that connected continents. and the panama canal, that made our world a smaller place. we backed the marshall plan that helped europe regain its strength. and pioneered the atm, for cash, anytime. for over two centuries we've supported dreams like these. and the people and companies behind them. so why should that matter to you? because, today, we are still helping progress makers turn their ideas into reality. and the next great idea could be

lawmakers are honing in on google's services including youtube and gmail them a part of a wide-rangingestigation into how russian linked operatives harnessed social media. called google to testify on november 1 along with executives of facebook and twitter. some russian linked ads published on facebook targeted michigan and wisconsin. yahoo! has revealed that all its user accounts were affected by its august 2013 hat, 3 billion of them. the company is part of horizon subsidiary but says it obtained new intelligence about extensive customer information. ordid not include passwords bank account details. forward with the major deal with softbank. it will demo -- limit [inaudible] approved sweeping changes. the plan would expand the size of the board to 17 seats to accommodate two spots for softbank representatives and more independent voices. while disney's ceo whose company defended athletes who kneel in protest and called on americans to respect their rights. he prefersid while to stand for the star-spangled respecteople should those who do otherwise. he is not worried about the impact

terms of manipulating the social media platforms that we use, in terms of manipulating google news, gmailube in order toed me until the election. and just in the past month alone, we've learned that they managed to organize protests in the u.s. using facebook groups and facebook events. we learn they'd managed to use youtube to recruit, you know, people to spew russian propaganda on their behalf. so this is really just the tip of the iceberg. >> all right. i think it's always important to separate intent and effect. so what we're learning a lot about is the intent, which is that they were just throwing lots of stuff up against the wall. in terms of the effect, some of the protests had four or five people. so there is this creepiness aspect. you just noted the youtube people, the youtube stars were recruited. this site was taken down because it violated terms of service. it appears to have been backed by russian propaganda. i want the play just one of the videos. i think these gentlemen are from nigeria. they were posting during the campaign. take a look. >> hi. today's interview one of th

and gmail. even the company's double click ad network. "the washington post" broke the story this morning. joining me one of the reporters behind that report adam entities, great to see you. great reporting. >> thank you. >> like facebook google's first reaction there wasn't a problem on their platform. now that's changing. do we know how big of a problem this is for google? >> no, i think at this point, frankly, we don't know how big the problem is for all these companies, but it's very clear that russians were being extremely sophisticated in deciding how to take advantage of our advertising ecosystem so that they could direct their ads to the people they wanted to direct these ads to. and so google is the latest, but i think it's just the tip of the iceberg in terms of how broad this effort was. >> some of the new details coming out on the facebook side has been some of the content of the ads, where those ads were targeted. do we know any of that information about -- for google? >> well, we have a little bit of detail. for example, we

the new protection covers gmail, youtube and searches on google chrome. it said a safe browsing technology can make real-time predictions about a possible attack including just seconds after a phishing site was created. >>> we are coming up on our 5:00 hour. president trump tweeted about the wildfires for the first time yesterday. coming up we will tell you whether or not he plans to visit the area. >>> a suspect arrested in a hit- and-run that critically injured a san francisco police officer. >>> we are looking at highway 24. we are off to a nice start on the way to the tunnel. 680 also looks good. we will talk about highway 4 and the rest of the contra costa commute when we come back. >>> if your commute takes me the altamont pass, hang on. we have gusts up to 44 miles per hour . not as bad elsewhere. >>> good morning. we have an update about the condition of the san francisco police officer hurt after a driver intentionally hit him three blocks from city hall. what we now know about that officer and the investigation. >>> firefighters in the santa cru

the ads appeared on google search, gmail and other products.'t appear to be from the same entity that bought ads on facebook. u.s. intelligence agencies concluded that vladimir putin directed a disinformation campaign aimed at helping donald trump win the presidential election. the fda will consider whether to recommend approval of a gene therapy that improves vision for people with hereditary blindness. it would be the first gene therapy in the u.s. for an inherited disease and the first in which a corrective gene is given directly to a patient. the only gene sold in the u.s. now is a cancer treatment that engineers patient's blood in the lab. and walmart is making another move to establish itself as a digital player. 30 second returns. the new policy will start in november. customers start the process on the walmart app. they can then take the unwanted purchase to a walmart store, go to an express lane, scan a code, hand the item to an employee and simply walk out. >> 30 seconds. i'll be impressed. thanks. >>> still ahead, high tech pain mana

the ads were carried by youtube and gmail to google products.he oscar-winning hollywood producer harvey weinstein has been sacked by his company following allegations he sexually harassed women for decades. mr. weinstein has apologized although his lawyer reject many of the allegations. meryl streep called his alleged behavior disgraceful and there has been criticism of hollywood's reluctance to respond to the claim. nick reports. he is the behind the camera figure who has become one of the movie industry's most prominent red carpet stars. harvey weinstein, now cast by some as a sexual predator. the alleged billing in aesop -- villain in a saga of his own making. he is the producer behind a string of hits. pulp fiction, turning films into box office sensations. the king's speech brought oscar-winning success. now he is being fired from the company he cofounded great the weinstein company describes new information about his misconduct. ashley judd was one of the first actresses to speak out. the new york times reported he reached settlements with

gmail is now in the spotlight. ♪ betty: good morning, yvonne.r in the spotlight, that breaking news within the last hour. let's focus on the auto market. i want to pull up a chart for our viewers, g #btv 2623. the month ofr september, the best so far this year. you can see that right here. just within the last few weeks. the yellow line represents the moment right before the hurricane that battered texas and the caribbean. now, auto sales skyrocketing after that. i guess you could say there is a silver lining for investors with the hurricanes. that meant more people are going back in the market to buy cars to replace the ones they lost in the south. that could be up to 500,000 vehicles being purchased. yvonne: hurricane harvey really damaged more cars than any storm we have seen in history. the big question is, will this be a one off in the data when it comes to auto sales? certainly giving fuel to japanese automakers as we look ahead to the japan open. a lot of news on uber. reforms limits travis kalanick's power now. we will have more from our

sources connected to google‘s investigation say the ads were carried by youtube and gmail, which arel prize for economics has been awarded to the us economist, richard thaler, one of the founding fathers of behavioural economics. he co—wrote the global best seller, nudge, which looks at how people make bad or irrational choices. new zealand police have apologised after posting an insensitive tweet about road death victims. the tweet from the official new zealand police twitter account read: they have since apologised for this. there's growing pressure on the leaders of catalonia to abandon their plans to declare the region independent from spain. the catalan president is due to address the regional parliament later on tuesday in what's likely to be a major milestone in the political crisis, and he's previously signalled that a formal declaration is imminent. 0ur europe editor katya adler reports from barcelona. barcelona is world famous as a haven for tourists, not a hotbed for political instability. so the storm around catalan independence has taken visitors a bit by surprise. well,

the washington post quotes sources saying they aimed to spread disinformation using youtube and gmailon't appear to be from the same kremlin—linked source that bought ads on facebook. if you have been watching us, you will be well aware of the wildfires raging across the united states at the moment. more than a dozen wildfires raging across the us state of california's northern wine region have killed at least ten people and forced thousands from their homes. australia's treasury wine estates is reporting "limited damage" to its infrastructures and its shares were down as much as 2% on tuesday. our business reporter leisha sa ntorelli in singapore. this is an odd connection between australia and california, but there isa australia and california, but there is a huge amount of investment that goes that way into the napa valley. that is right. treasury wine estate looks after the penfold ‘s brand and many others, so the napa valley is where their wineries are located. as sally mentioned, this is one of the deadliest wildfires to hit california in its history and at least 1500 holmes and

sources connected to google's investigation say the ads were also carried by youtube and gmail, bothts. the international committee of the red cross is to drastically reduce its presence in afghanistan, mainly in the north, because of attacks on its staff and facilities. the charity has worked in afghanistan for 30 years. seven staff were killed this year, several others abducted. the trump administration has confirmed plans to repeal another of barack 0bama's keynote policies, which reduced greenhouse gas emissions from power stations, and encouraged states to move to cleaner energy sources. the head of the environmental protection agency, scott pruitt, says he'll sign a document on tuesday to withdraw the clean power plan, as he put it, the war on coal would be over. president trump's testy relationship with top republicans has reached new levels in a war of tweets with senator bob corker. it began on sunday when mr trump said senator corker, "didn't have the guts" to run for re—election in the state of tennessee. mr corker, who chairs the senate foreign relations committee, shot b

they placed -- they figured out that as were placed on google search and gmail.pain is warning that they will take action of catalonia declares independence. the president said spain will not be divided and authorities will do anything to do to prevent it. fable address the regional -- the president will address this tomorrow. would want to reassert her authority. senior conservative officials will have to deal with four chanson. he has anchored colleagues. global news 24 hours a day by journalists and analysts. mark: thank you. coming up, a special talkingtion regulations, risks, and much, much more. don't miss it. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york and london, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: and i'm mark barton. this is "bloomberg markets." time for futures in focus. oiltical risk countering trading, $50 a barrel. joining us is a chief strategist. talk me through what is happening to gold above the 200 day moving average. clearly, geopolitics is center stage. you wonder how long that will remain? >> nice to be with you today, mark. investors sawterm valu

john's gmail personal gmail attacked and released on internght 2,000 e-mails every day last 30 days ofthe election until the election. so i think -- internally we were like we're being attacked. right, you know this is -- feels it felt look you know, an act of war. and hillary used that term on to talk about it because it was an escalation of some sort of conflict that we just were sort of in the middle of at the time and i think as kate said we're only now realizing that oh, they were targettings ads towards bernie supporters in wisconsin, well gee i wonder why it was the difference of 20,000 votes. itch a lot of other questions myself but i'll ask you afterwards. >> jared kushner e-mail first question -- is this and are we in the fourth e wave of feminism and core principles does it actively include men? flesh kate -- >> so -- thanks here let me look are we in the fourths wave? yes. which is not to say that i consider myself a fourths wave feminist i identify with the third wave. but i'm also getting old. and so there -- the young people coming up have a perspective where i was worki

same server that was less secure than your average gmail account. clinton knew what was happening because her office commented on the firing bust back in 2010 get she continued to use the personal server. that's beyond reckless. it's a direct threat to national security. that's only part of it. if that's not shocking enough, we have john solomon and sara carter's reporting from last week. here are the highlights, bill clinton tried to get the state department to give him permission to meet with russian nuclear officials while the uranium one deal was being approved by the obama administration. and his own wife. in american lobbying firm took millions of dollars from a russian state run nuclear energy corporation while at the same time providing pro bono services, free services, to the clinton global initiative. at the clinton foundation. back in 2009, the fbi was doing their job. they discovered evidence including documents and emails and financial records. they had eyewitness accounts that the russian nuclear officials on behalf of vladimir putin a

were aimed at spreading disinformation across google's many platforms, including its search results, gmail service, and youtube. managers at microsoft said momonday they, too, were investigating whether russian operatives paid for inappropriate pro-trump ads on its bing search engine and other platforms. social media giant facebook has said a russian company placed thousands of ads on their network at a cost of more than $100,000, while twitter reported last month it discovered about 200 accounts linked to a russian campaign to influence the election. erik prince, founder of the now-defunct private mercenary firm blackwater, is preparing a challenge against wyoming republican senator john barrasso in next year's primary election. prince was reportedly urged to run by steve bannon, donald trump's former chief strategist and editor of the far-right news site breitbart. prince has financial support from new york hedge fund manager and billionaire robert mercer and his daughter rebekah, who are heavily invested in breitbart and funded donald trump's campaign. erik prince recently made headline

believe that hilly clinton but her national security at risk by having an email server as secure as gmail or less and traveling on international, but how do we believe that russia has the goods on the united states or hillary clinton what was on her email servers we must begin wit with? i would like congress to get to the bottom of that and what potentially she put at risk in terms of national security. >> sandra: what you say to democrats who say leave it alone? she's not president. she didn't win the election. why are we spending all this time, money, and resources on these investigations? >> brian: i'm glad you asked me that. because the ongoing investigation is taking place and as you look at trump candidate coming up to look at hillary clinton candidate. and it puts her in the forefron forefront. >> harris: you are right about that. she's keeping herself relevant to this investigation by keeping herself out there because she's got books to sell. so how do you cordon yourself off and sam only going to answer these questions? your former presidential candidate. you are part of some of

. >>> google reportedly uncovering russian-bought ads on youtube, gmail, and other platforms during the tech companies asked to testify before the house and senate next month. our next guest says in terms of policy, data is now the new oil with bezos now taking the place of carnegie, rockefeller, and va vanderbilt joining us now, bruce mehlman. welcome to you, nice to have you here >> thanks for having me. >> so you represent a lot of these technology companies, including twitter and others when it comes to lobbying. i know you're not speaking on their behalf, but explain what you mean about comparing some of the tech leaders to titans of industry and business and how that could bring political pressure >> sure. there's a rising populism both at home and around the world, where you're seeing people, anti-big, anti-politically collect, anti-global, and you have these new companies that are driving a lot of disruption, that are incredibly successful, and that are big, politically correct, and global. and you're getting a lot of pushback all around the world regarding their contributions t

they've also done it in terms of youtube accounts, gmail advertising, google search advertising. google's platforms. and, again, this is just the first of what google has found as part of this ongoing investigation. >> do we know, dylan, if these google accounts were actually linked to the facebook and twitter accounts? >> so this is actually the million-dollar question here, because it appears that a majority of these ads may not be directly linked to the russian government the way that the ads that facebook and twitter identified were. many of these might have been legitimate accounts that were created and ads bought by russian nationals that don't specifically tie back to the kremlin. one of the questions that folks on the hill are going to have, and certainly that i think we the public have, is how many of these ads were linked to russian troll farms? how many of these ads were linked to the russian government? that is something that google has not come forward and specified yet. >> yeah, they're all going to testify, these social media giants, i think on november 1st here in

. >>> google is launching new security features for its high risk gmail users. the company says its advanced protection program will provide stronger email security for some government officials, political activists and journalists who could be targets for hackers. >>> facebook is looking to help get you hired. according to online reports, the social media giant is testing a new resume' and cv feature. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell at oracle arena. closing seconds of the game, warriors had the basketball! take the shot to win it. or did they? upon further review, reaction, highlights, coming up. reporter ad libs my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a dif

it turns out that russian operatives also used going the products, including youtube and gmail to interfererces telling cnn that kremlin-backed agents purchased ads on google as part of their campaign to sow chaos and racial division during the campaign. these advertisements, however, do not appear to have been purchase bid the same russian troll farm that bought $100,000 worth of ads on facebook. we're back now with retired general james clapper. former director of national intelligence. what you're discovering with facebook, google, these are the most popular digital platforms that most americans probably use every day. do they have reason to doubt what they're seeing on these platforms going forward? an element of doubt at least has been injected into this. >> absolutely. i think, first of all, let me preface, jim, the russians have a long history during the soviet era of interfering in elections. theirs in other peoples. and what is so dramatic about this case is because of all of these tools made available by the age of the internet that the russians have astutely applied. we addressed

it's also possible they appeared in ads on gmail or on youtube. which is owned by google. this admission from google follows the exact same pattern that we have seen from twitter and facebook thus far. these companies, these big, rich, capable american companies whose bread and butter is data and data specificity, more than a year down the road, these american companies have to be dragged kicking and screaming to admit that they were ever used illegally by a foreign government to influence our election and now they are admitting it in the smallest possible way, it would be impossible to play it down any further than they are. google today like facebook before them and twitter since is admitting to a few thousand dollars that may have been spent on their platform by people who may be -- yeah, they were russian government agents but it was a few thousand dollars. drop in the bucket. nothing to worry about. couldn't conceivably have had any effect. but you know what? almost nothing that we know about what the russians did, about this influence campaign and what they did onlin

accounts linked to the same russian acts agents on facebook and google uncovered russian bought ads on gmail platforms. why did it take so long to figure out what happened and are they closer to protecting their platforms before americans head to the polls next year? joining me now is the executive editor of the technology news website re/code and misnbc news contributor. let's start right there. why did it take so long for the tech giants of this country to figure out what happened? >> well, i think, weeb talked about this before, this slow roll of acknowledging it was a problem as all began last year with mark zuckerberg saying there wasn't any impact and of course as things rolled forward it was shown that they were deeply involved and that the russians were using these platforms, all u.s.-built, if you think about it, taking these plats for and using and abusing them for their purposes to create havoc within the election and within all the communities that they impacted and tried to focus on. from black lives matter to creating all kinds of problems between and among people essentially.

across several google platforms including gmail and youtube. going's said it has a strict policy of ads and will address this. and russian ad buyers do not appear to be the same troll farm used to purchase ads on facebook, which could be a sign the russian ad problem is broader than suspected. >>> connecticut senator richard blumenthal said this morning he wants increased disclosure on the funding of ads on the internet. >> if vladimir putin is using facebook or google or twitter to in effect destroy our democracy, the american people should know about it. >> we're back with more "mtp daily" in just 60 seconds. thinking about what to avoid, where to go, and how to work around your uc. that's how i thought it had to be. but then i talked to my doctor about humira, and learned humira can help get and keep uc under control... when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood

of thousands of dollars of ads seemingly bought by russian operatetives then viewed on youtube and gmail into whether this pa was used for bing and other platforms. >> all right, carl, jr., taking an interesting approach to get amazons a attention when it comes to that. what do you say about that? >> carl's, jr., obviously the fast food company, they put out a number of tweets basically asking amazon publicly to buy the company with the #amazonbuyus. the other said let's change the future of eating, amazon, buy, seriously, let's do this. amazon recently bought whole foods and taking competition in the food industry to a whole different level go is that how it works? >> that's pretty direct targeting there by carl's jr., seriously, #, seriously, do it. there how did they come up with that idea? >> thank you. all right, twitter has barred republican u.s. hopeful martha plaqueburns announcement video from being promoted as an advertisement as a line is being deemed inflammatory. she is running in tennessee. in an e-mail obtained by mr. itco, twitter decided that part of the video where plaq

spread disinformation across google's products, including youtube and advertising with google search, gmail, the double-click ad network as well. has the extent of social media involvement surprised the folks who are investigating russia's role? >> yeah, i think so. and i think the interesting thing here is this is where capitol hill really could have an impact on the investigation. unless there's some real criminality here and they can show some direct link between some of these postings and americans, it's probably going to be a question of how the russians did this and the way they were able to exert their message and influence on the united states. that's an area where folks on capitol hill could make a difference in their investigations and bring that issue to the forefront and say, hey, look, this is what happens and try to unwrap it for folks but also provide ways the government could stop this in a future election. this is not necessarily something mueller would concentrate on. he's looking at the direct criminality, questions of collusion and other things that have gone on in the a

youtube, gmail, facebook, twitter.t responsibility do you think is on private enterprise to filter for content of what is put on their platforms? >> here we are, two american citizens talking about filtering for content, right? that's really hard for us in our political culture. >> american business model also. not to be a cynic, but those guys are about making money. sorry. until they demonstrate otherwise, that's the criticism. your main goal is making money. when you and i are get talking onien, i get ads that are relevant that are popping up on my screen. they know what's being said. what duty do they have, if any? >> we have to work backward from the facts of the case. we are now discovering what happened on google, facebook and youtube and all those other devices. work backward. see what a foreign power did and at that point, chris, i do think we have some responsibility on our part to impose responsibility on them to put impediments in front of a foreign power coming after us. >> tricky, look, i get it. we alway

google now saying it discovered russian-bought ads across many of its platforms including youtube and gmail. the tech giant is looking at a set of ads that costs tens of thousands of dollars. this latest discovery is not linked to that same kremlin-affiliated group that bought ads on facebook, but it does indicate a broader russian effort to spread misinformation. google had originally downplayed russian interference on its platforms and later launched and investigation after meeting with members of congress. and defense secretary mattis is saying the military needs to have options ready when it comes to north korea. >> now what is the future hold? neeth are you nor i can say. so there's one thing the u.s. army can do. and that is, you have got to be ready to ensure that we have military options that our president can employ if needed. we currently -- we currently -- are in a diplomatically-led effort. >> the united states is pursuing diplomatic de-escalation. this comes after president trump took to twitter to reassert that earlier suggestion of military action against north korea saying o

googletwitter, facebook, and gmail are in the crosshairs of the investigation.t is the responsibility? mark cuban: for broadcast television, if you broadcast and add that said you swallow this penny and it will cure and will -- every illness, there are that prevent you from doing that. it should apply to digital marketing. you can't knowingly accept money for broadcast false advertising. after the have either facebook and twitter. emily: what about content? mark cuban: it's not content of your try to promote a specific agenda. it's marketing. content can be fact or opinion, but state it is opinion. , otherwiseporting it's not. they are using retargeting, that's advertising. they are posting it through the ad platform. if you are posting it to the ,latform, it can't be fake news it's a misleading advertisement is the responsibility of facebook and twitter to recognize this is an advertising platform and we can allow these guys to be hosting on our platform. emily: you told bloomberg you are considering getting into bitcoin. having done so? when you think about ja

if you can, i need you to send a letter to my private gmail. would only go to the board and no one else. we believe what the board is trying to do is not only wrong but might be illegal and would destroy the company. if you could write this letter backing me getting me the help and time away i need and also stating your opposition to the board firing me, it would help me a lot. i am desperate for your help. just give me the time to have therapy. do not let me be fired. if the industry supports me, that is all i need. with all due respect, i need the letter today. obviously he was fired shortly thereafter. >> janice, what kind of heavy therapy does someone get in hollywood for saying, watch me shower? what's he talking about? is this a thing? let me ask you to respond to this is something i read about this in national review that sort of put it in terms that i was able to relate to a little better. harvey weinstein, roger ailes and bill o'reilly weren't powerful in the way dictators are powerful. what they could do was rob a person of her dreams

they were used on google platforms like youtube and gmail.r not to be linked to the kremlin troll farm that bought ads on facebook. so to people this seems significant. >>> and this morning, actress meryl streep is the latest to speak out against harvey weinstein to the huffington post. she called his actions disgraceful, alleged actions inexcusable and an abuse of power. he was fired from the studio he co-founded after sexual harassment. a statement said in light of new information about misconduct by him, he'll be terminated immediately. weinstein issued an apology for past behavior and his attorney released a statement in which he called "the times" report false and defamatory saying it ignored evidence provided in advance of the storm. we have not verified these by nbc news. >>> and hearing from the police officers who used s.w.a.t.-team tactics to close in on the vegas shooter's hotel room. they are now describing the room as an armory, saying they were tripping over guns when they found the shooter dead after he shot himself. they were

they are homing in on google services such as youtube and gmail. julia: you kind of know what you are getting with al jazeera or rt. there is a certain perspective. scarlet: this is bloomberg. ♪ isi believe a successful fed a federal reserve we don't have to talk about that often. thed played a major role in 2009, 2011. if we have a normalized economy to goeither going to have back to not worry about the federal reserve as much. the federal reserve played a significant role in stabilizing our economy but if we have a normalized economy the debate we have about what the fed is going to do is less important. it is going to be more important about how we are driving innovation and jobs in our economy. scarlet: seen and not heard. markets closely watching president trump search for the next fed chair. two names are at the front. jerome powell.nd next guest prefers one of these picks. joins us now. joe: wash and powell. thinkis the one you would would be a good pick? warshon't think kevin would be a good pick. he has an open mind. and a steadyence hand.

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anyone involved in a knee mail will be investigated by the fbi -- in an gmail will be investigating byt will the republican party's response be? ofhink of howard baker another time and place. kevin brady has challenges totally different than the house ways and means committee chairman who told nixon he had to resign. republican a the response right now, if you listen to fox and others, is the uranium deal, the deal with -- tom: but that is not the norm. mean to make disparaging comments about fox, but the republicans have a whole of the world to deal with than the fox network. greg: yes, but as long as trump's base hangs in there and is hearing all of these things are about uranium, he can in void -- avoid impeachment. no way there is a two thirds vote to convict. that is extremely unlikely. he knows it. if he knows it, the next big store is whether he fires mueller. if he feels mueller is going at his family, and his inner circle, at trump himself, i think mueller gets fired. nejra: so you think that is a likely scenario or not, that robert mueller would be fired? greg: i have to acce

congressional lawmakers and investigators are looking more into youtube, gmail, after what they did withas widened. how do the social media companies stay ahead of the fake news and people buying ads? it seems like what we are seeing out of facebook, very reactionary. how can they do things that are proactive? tom: we need to get back to the culture of silicon valley. most of these firms where they are legendary in what they have allowed in the functionalities they provide to the american and global population of the world, were never intent on securing or sustaining the environment that they built. they have been overreliance on traditional security controls like firewalls and encryption for too long. it is fundamental they reorient and realize the sustainability of their brands necessitate greater investment into cybersecurity capabilities, and the use of ai could be quite legendary in its reactionary impact. you are looking for unknown or behavioral anomalies within your infrastructure and across her social base. you should be able to act in real time through human interaction. it is