including cabinet swhockets have joined us today as well as representative from microsoft about google, facebook twitter snap, amazon, national safety council, and so many more. i would like to thank the president, the vice president karen pence, and other members of the administration, as well as the members of congress, who are here today. i'm honored to have you all with me and i look forward to working together on the behalf of children in the coming years. in my time as first lady of the united states, i will make every effort to be best at championing the many successful wellbeing programs in existence today and teach the tools and skills for emotional, social and physical wellbeing. i will also work to shine a spotlight on the people, organizations and programs across the country that are helping children overcome the many issues they're facing as they grow up. i will continue speaking with leaders in the technology industry about children's online habits and raising awareness around the importance of positive behaviors. i will continue to work with those who are fighting drug addiction and most

for a refresher, here's what representatives from google, facebook, and twitter is a fight for congressr of last year. actors usedfor an fake accounts to place ads on facebook and it's about that reached millions of americans over a two-year period and those ads were used to promote pages people shared these posts, spring that further. many of these ads are inflammatory. some are downright offensive. >> we linked up to a russian-based agency as a result of our review. also determine advertising by russia today and seven small accounts was related to the election and violated policies that existed at the time or has since been implemented. >> we believe the limited activity without it as a result of safeguards we had in advance of the elections don't lend themselves to the kind of targeting or viral dissemination that these actors seem to prefer. we are committed to continuing to improve our basic and secure the measures to prevent that kind of abuse. emily: since the companies have announced new policies and have hired workers to flight fake news, but for more, i begin bloomberg politic

emily: i would argue with that, else say it is google, facebook, twitter struck to make sure the sixth. tom, google today announced it will require election at buyers to come from their residence or a permanent resident, are there things that they are doing too little too late? tom: facebook is going to incorporate more disclosure so you know when you are looking at a political ad. some of the things social media companies have never been required to do up until now, there's a bunch of disclosures that tv, radio companies papers, -- radio, newspapers have to incorporate when they are running political ads. social media has not been subject to that and that is something that social media has objected to and tried to keep it at bay. at this point, they realize they have no choice. so far, to have done very little, although that is changing. 2018 midterm elections are going to be very much a litmus test of whether twitter, facebook, google are ready for 2020 elections. so far it has been minimal, and up until recent weeks, we have been stories and shown that some of these fake news sites

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google, facebook, twitter, go daddy, and many more are updating their policies to give consumers moreeir personal data. those updates and changes are thanks to a new policy called gdpr. it only applies to people who live in the european union but its adoption is largely expected to have americans asking, why do we not have that? there's how data collection works. the terms give facebook the right to track your online activities even if you're not actively browsing for it -- browsing. facebook and let advertisers -- can let advertisers access that. rightsumers will have the to ask for copies of anything, up to entire archives of the content they have generated. >> on may 25, companies with more than 250 employees will have to get on and that u.s. consent from users to collect your data, instead of burying the ok inside of fine print. it will also make it much easier to revoke consent. for consumers that do opt in, they can request a free copy. >> companies like google and facebook, they have made data available for download and deletion by request. >> consumers also have the right to b

and the antidefamation league announced they are creating a cyber hate lab supported by google, facebook, twitter of hate. >> what adl is doing is shifting the conversation away from the lawyers and policy people to engage engineers and product mangers. >> as for white supremacist richard spencer, his notoriety has subsided. >> i don't have have a solution to this problem. >> announcing the cancellation of his college tour and go daddy since taken down spencer's website, altright.com. the internet is a new platform for an age-old platform. they got to tackle hate face-to-face. >> is the answer awareness among our youth like you? >> i think it is important to know the reason why a person might mate something or they might do certain actions because something might have happened that made them think that way. >> you are talking about discrimination and race and h e hatred and tough issues. how is that? >> once you talk about it and develop your views, you feel confident and like you are on your way to make a change. >> it is powerful to have your voice guide people and be a light in a place of dark

google, facebook, twitter, amazon, squared, go daddy, aresbury, many more, updating their policies todata. those updates and changes our thanks to a new law governing data privacy call the general data protection regulation. gdpr only applies to people who live in the european union, but it's adoption is largely expected to have americans asking, why don't we have that? here's the data collection works. facebook,ign up for you have to click a box agreeing to companies terms, which gives facebook the right to track your online activity, even if you are not actively browsing facebook. facebook and let third parties access in order to sell ads and services. >> consumers will have the right to ask anything to be sent to them or buy them. up to entire archives of all the content they had generated. >> on may 25, companies with more than 250 employees will have to get unambiguous consent from users to collect their data, instead of burying it inside the fine print. it will also make it easier to revoke consent users previously gave. for consumers that opted, they have a right to know what i

google, facebook, twitter, go daddy, and many more are updating their policies to give consumers more control over their personal data. those updates and changes are thanks to a new law governing data privacy, gdpr. only applies gdpr to people who live in the european union, but it's adoption is expected to have american backers. why don't we have that? when you sign up for facebook, you have to click a box that agrees to the company's terms. those track your online activity, even if you are not facebook, third parties can access it in order and services. >> messages sent to them or by the. >> that is bloomberg tech editor nate lanford. on may 26, companies with more than 250 employees with data on european citizens will have to unambiguous consent. it will make it much easier to revoke consent that they had previously given. ,or consumers who do opt in instead of being charged to obtain it, they can get a free copy. >> google and facebook have been making data available for download and deletion upon request for quite some time. >> consumers also have the right to be forgotten, which

google, facebook, twitter, godaddy, tesco, h&m and many more are updating their policies to give consumersheir personal data. those changes are thanks to the new law governing data privacy. the fact is, this law only applies to people who live in the european union. but its adoption is largely expected to have americans asking, why don't we have that? here is how data collecting actually works. when you sign up for facebook, you click on the terms and conditions and you agree. those terms give facebook the right to track your online activities even if you're not actively browsing. facebook connect advertisers access but. no those two entire archives of all the content they have generated on the service. >> on may 25, companies with more than 250 employees and that have access to u.s. content will be a lot to collect your data. instead of burying the ok inside the fine print. it will be easier to revoke consent consumers had previously given. >> for copies like google and facebook, they have been making dates available for download and deletion for quite some time. citizens request that org

cabinet secretaries that have joined us here today as well as a representative from microsoft, google, facebook, twitter, snap, amazon, national safety council and so many more. i would like to thank the president, the vice president, karen pence and other members of the administration as well as the members of congress who are here today. i'm honored to have you all with me. i look forward to working together on the behalf of children in the coming years. in my time as first lady of the united states, i will make every effort to champion the successful programs in existence today and teach the tools and skills for emotional, social and physical well-being. i will also work to shine a spotlight on the people, organizations and programs across the country that are helping children overcome the many issues they face as they grow up. i will continue speaking with leaders in the technology industry about children's online habits and raising awareness around the importance of positive behaviors. i will continue to work for those fighting drug addiction. most importantly, i will continue to travel and speak t

cabinet secretaries who have joined us here today as well as representative from microsoft, google, facebook, twitter, snap, amazon, national safety council and so many more. i would like to thank the president, the vice president, karen pence, and other members of the administration as well as the members of congress who are here today. i'm honored to have you all with me and i look forward to working together on the behalf of children in the coming years. in my time as first lady of the united states, i will make every effort to be best by championing the many successful well-being programs in existence today and teach the tools and skills for emotional, social and physical well-being. i will also work to shine a spotlight on the people, organizations and programs across the country that are helping children overcome the many issues they are facing as they grow up. i will continue speaking with leaders in the technology industry about children's online habits and raising awareness around the importance of positive behaviors. i will continue to work with those who are fighting drug addiction and mos

websites and apps like google, facebook and twitter will need to comply with the new rules even though they're based here in the united states. a injury in san jose called for samsung to pay apple for copyright infringement. this is the latest in 2011. time is 4:39. most think what they say in the priefty of your own home is just that. >> amazon echo reported a private conversation and sent the recordings to a contact. howdied that happen? >> sometimes they hear the name in other things. in this case the voice asis stance heard a background phrase it translated as a request. a smart speaker started recording. then alexa said to whom? the homeowner only known as daniel said she received a call from her husband's employee in seattle alerting her of the mix up. this happened at a time when text privacy is in the forefront of people's mind. amazon released a statement saying quote as unlikely as this string of events is, we're evaluating options to make this case less likely. >> i think it is up to amazon to take all the necessary steps to ensure our privacy is protected. >> go ever which

google, facebook, twitter, amazon, square, go daddy, tesco, h&m, and many more are updating their policieso give consumers more control over their personal data. those updates and changes are thanks to a new law governing data privacy, called the the general data protection regulation, or gdpr. the catch is, gdpr only applies to people who live in the european union, but its adoption is largely expected to have americans asking -- why don't we have that? here is how data collection currently works. when you sign up for facebook, you have to click a box that agrees to the company's terms. those terms give facebook the right to track your online activity, even if you are not actively browsing facebook. facebook can let third parties access it in order to sell ads and services. nate: consumers will have the right to ask for copies of anything, either messages sent to them or by them. >> that is bloomberg tech editor nate lanxon. nate: up to entire archives of all the content that they have generated on the service. >> on may 25, companies with more than 250 employees and that hold data on eur

cabinet secretaries who have joined us here today as well as representative from microsoft, google, facebook, twitter, snap, amazon, national safety council, and so many more. i would like to thank the president, the vice president, karen pence, and other members of the administration as well as the members of congress who are here today. i'm honored to have you all with me, and i look forward to working together on the behalf of children in the coming years. in my time as first lady of the united states, i will make every effort to be best, championing the many successful well-being programs in existence today and teach the tools and skills for emotional, social, and physical well-being. i will also work to shine a spotlight on the people, organization, and programs across the country that are helping children overcome the many issues they are facing as they grow up. i will continue speaking with leaders in the technology industry about children's on line habits and raising awareness around the importance of positive behaviors. i will continue to work with those who are fighting drug addiction. and

african-americans are highly likely to use facebook, google, twitter, and snapchat and youtube., are woefully underrepresented in the workforce of tech and social media companies. i will compare and contrast that to the record of comcast nbc. not to certainly blow smoke, but to state the facts. there are companies that tend to be legacy technology companies, like couples qaa, at&t, and verizon, that have stronger records in african-american hiring and on diversity than the new tech companies whose records when it comes to african-american hiring, are very low. the other thing we found is there is a pipeline of young african-american and hispanic students and workers with the skills that are needed to work in this new and emerging sector. the report is a paradox. african-americans being strong consumers but not being fairly represented. proposals are taking place all across the nation to correct that. >> i want to thank you for commenting on comcast nbc universal. we're proud of that. it's the right thing to do. it's the smart thing to do. it works for a big successful company fo

range of digital offerings to the eu market some say most of the companies he covers, so google, facebook, twitter, are ready to be compliant, but the law carries risks due to unknowns around implementation and enforcement, kelly? >> all right, joshua, thank you. speaking of privacy concerns, yesterday, we told you about the amazon alexa that recorded a couple's private conversation and sent it to someone random on the contact list >> concerns arising how this incident impacts sales of alexis >> guys, amazon's already in a battle for market share in the home speaker category, and some industry watchers say an incident like this could tip scales amazon dominates two-thirds of the market right now, but the market research group projects that lead drops by 6% in two years while products including the google home will see a corresponding increase on the other hand, other analysts say what happened to the portland, oregon couple is so unlikely, it will not keep people from buying and using the alexa devices. since yesterday, there's new details about it it seemed to have sprung from a perfect storm of

websites and apps such as google, facebook, and twitter that have customers in that european union willeed to compile as comply with those numerals even though they are based here in the u.s. >>> there is a new twist in the long-running legal battle between apple and samsung. a jury in san jose returned a verdict calling for samsung to pay apple $539 million in damages for copyright infringement. apple has long claimed that simpson stole features from its iphone. this is the latest in a court fight that began back in 2011. >>> a couple in portland, oregon, says there alexa device recorded their private conversations and sent that recording to one of their contacts. apparently luckily heard something that sound like a command for it to send a message to someone. when the device apps sent the message, it interpret it -- interpreted background noise as one of the couple's contacts. amazon says they are evaluating options to make this less likely. >>> a family who bought a home on the big island of hawaii has seen firsthand the devastation of the kilauea volcano eruption. the family sold th

facebook and twitter and snap chat. however, when you -- when it comes to employment, particularly at what i call silicon valley technology firms, the big guys like google and facebook and twitter, the numbers in 2014 which is when we -- they reported to the eeo that less than 2% of their employees were african-american. and so we point out the fact that when it comes to diversity, these companies which are leading the american economy have to do better, need to do better, and we will insist that they do better. >> what is the national urban league doing to try to promote that sort of hiring? >> yeah, so we're doing not only promoting it but we in the report, we encourage people to look at the report. identify more than a dozen initiatives around the country where we are training and preparing people for the digital jobs of the future. our urban tech jobs program prepares people in cities across the nation for what i call middle skill occupations like cable installers, customer support specialists, like network administrators. the work that we're encouraging at the historical black colleges and universities where many of the schools are graduating peopl

this is why when the we've collectively agreed to that that the public domain is branded google or facebook or twitter and that they have the right to exclude you from that public to one of the greatest tributes of america are the public parks like you cemetery in the air areas the in our capitalist to say well all competition is great we should drill in those public parts a don't understand the constitution be don't understand the value of huge human the human experience see are working for the robots and d.d. our enemies to be exterminated with extreme prejudice well well of course a lot of antarctica capitalist found the ideas behind that are the likes of john law and adam smith who would have told you that nature you have to mimic nature markets to mimic nature and that's good to preserve some nature before we destroyed all to the highest bidder but i want to also talk about facebook so this i told. about the hashtag delete facebook and that actually hasn't worked out so well well what crisis facebook added forty eight million new users in twenty eighteen according to data just released by the soc

website and apps like google, facebook and twitter that have customers in the european union that they have to comply with the new rules, even though they are based here in the u.s. >>> both facebook and twitter are introducing stricter rules for political ads ahead of the midterm elections. the new policy aims to prevent foreign countries from interfering with american elections. facebook will now have a tab next to a political ad which you can click to find out who paid for the ad, and how many people have viewed it. twitter is requiring groups to identify themselves and certify they are located in the u.s.. twitter also plan to investigate twitter handles collect those connected to political ads by checking photos and websites. >>> our time is exactly 7. we are still talking about a big late-night explosion that happened in a restaurant near toronto, canada. 15 people were hurt. the police right now are searching for two suspects. >>> and i'm frank mallicoat where the first home has been completed after fire devastated this community. we are going to meet the homeowner and find out

this is why when the we've collectively agreed to that that the public domain is branded google or facebook or twitter and that they have the right to exclude you from that public to one of the greatest bastards of america are the public parks like you seventy in the air areas the in our capitalist to say wall competition is great we should drill in those public parts a don't understand the constitution be don't understand the value of huge human the human experience see are working for the robots and d.d. our enemies to be exterminated with extreme prejudice well well of course a lot of antarctica capitalist found the ideas behind that are the likes of john law and adam smith who would have told you that nature you have to mimic nature markets to mimic nature and that's good to preserve some nature before we destroyed all to the highest bidder but i want to also talk about facebook said this i told you. about the hashtag delete facebook and that actually hasn't worked out so well well what crisis facebook added forty eight million new users in twenty eighteen according to data just released by the so

bryson because i was to go big and like some of the biggest companies in the world they google facebook twittersand they're going to ban and you had banks you know coming down on the queen globally and so i think it's you know it's hard but i think at the same time it's kind of good why because you talk to a bank me and bank to a point up until they do and even now we only deal with people who have bank account. because we're forced to but if we now cannot work with people in banks we're only going to be working in the ending sector so in a weird way it can accelerate our progress towards towards or our goal. to have it i said you know in big point nothing ever surprises you like i had a desk job for ten years i could go back to that but i chose this because it's difficult it's hard and and there were enough people you know working on these big challenges until you're ready to work around anything any obstacle that comes down or in your crypto to cash we're doing we're looking at could do a quick door we're looking at you know why labeling we're looking at you know moving order book of side of i

particularly from google and facebook and twitter.rmation flows. they control speech. they are quelching it and the aclu is saying nothing. i don't know why. >> let me tell you. there is a big legal problem here in terms of remedies for what clearly are restrictions on speech. by the way, i disagree that the aclu has not spoken up. but first, most people do not understand that the first amendment free speech guarantee only applies to government. to the public sector. so you have no first amendment right with respect to facebook and the other private tech companies. >> tucker: yes, but hold on. >> however, you can bring pressure on them. the aclu along with the large coalition of other civil rights and civil liberties organizations have been complaining to facebook for years about how they are wielding their power to take down hate speech. we have complained they have not done it in a way that is supportive of equal rights and civil rights. >> tucker: i respectfully disagree with you. i think the aclu has stood back -- it's spending it

and for the three sort of best-known facebook, google and twitter, their african-american employmenthnology, the digital revolution is the axis the american economy is revolving. african americans must be included in what i call the benefit producing elements of this revolution. >> joy, you're seeing 5.7% of technology industry employees are african-american. and of course college graduation contributes to this, too. college graduation rates for full-time students at four-year institutions, white graduation rate 43.7%, 21.4%. these are first-time students at these institutions. we have two problems. we have to deal with legacy issues that we have not department with yet. >> yep. >> and we've got to get right in front of this new problem, african americans are 13 plus percent of the population. but i've got 13 stats in front of me which i can show under representation. >> and that bleeds out. if you're not getting into these high-tech fields, you're not having the income levels, the homeownership levels in the community. one issue you've seen colleges howard university aggressively do

. >> i've got accounts with facebook, google, instagram, twitter and youtube, and it's now investigating to see just how many cookies arout there.ra i've got 75cking me. >> what i've learned this year is that we year is that we need to take a broader view of our responsibility. it's not enough just to build powerful tools, we need to make sure they' used for good. it's very interesting that facebook have taken a preemptive measure against these new rules ming into place and they've moved 1.5 billion facebook users out of the european jurisdiction. >> reporter: zuckerberg's address to european m.p.'s is being seen in london as a snub to t british parliament. >> what we've said is that he won't accept to come to the u.k. to give evidence to themm tee we will issue a summons against him the next time he enters the jurisdicthen of.k. authorities demanding at that point that hev does givence. >> reporter: digital experts on thiside of the atlantic believe that the new european regulations will ultimately benefit americans if they decide they are being short changed by internet giants and dema

stuart: you think regulation is coming from facebook, google, twitter that will affect their businessnd longer term profitability. >> we do. people start pricing things six months, 12 months, out, 2019 we're look potential regulatory events may occur. the fine is capped 4% of revenue. that is massive. say the u.s. did the same thing, talking about a potential 20, 25% hit to facebook's eps. stuart: that is unlikely, isn't it, america would hit facebook with a multibillion-dollar fine? >> we saw zuckerberg dragged into congress for two-day hearing fairly painful for him i'm sure. we think that is the beginning. we think more is coming. we think regulations are just starting. we put out a note. find it at event shares.com. three specific bills targeting social media companies use of data and how they handle the user data. stuart: you think it is bad enough to sole the three stocks. >> sell for sure. stuart: what about the rest of the market? you think we have had eight days of gains, we're down 197 down, is that the start of another leg up for the market, a summerallly? >> i'm not sure.

and what we've shown in this massive report is whether it's facebook or twitter or google or youtubeare employing different tactics. >> laura: let's go through some of them. here's some examples. google search aids democrats and study found that 2016 campaign searches were biassed for hillary clinton and facebook and google are relying on anti-conservative fact checkers like snoeps and wikipedia. >> if you look at so many things that wikipedia does, it puts a liberal spin against conservatives on a regular basis. >> we always have to edit my page. i stopped looking. >> they just insert nasty stuff about you. they have been partnering -- youtube has been partnering with them to unmask conservatives and to go against conservative content and uncover these conservatives and what they're doing. >> laura: you say war has been declared on the conservative movement and conservatives are losing badly. if the right is silenced billions of people will be cut off from conservative ideals. that's really true, isn't it? even though the soviets suppressed speech, we are talking about a global effo

. >> what he's proposing is a data tax on all these companies, not just facebook, google, amazon, twitterat uses your information to make money, he says, should pay into a pot, and that pot should be distributed evenly among americans. >> people get a check in the mail? >> reporter: a $400 check is what he said. >> the question is where do you draw the line. your health insurance company knows a lot about you. your bank has a lot of this data. do they pay into this pot? there would be a lot of companies lobbying against it. so it would be an uphill climb. she also says, as consumers wise up, the model is bound to change. you can hear that entire conversation on the start here podcast later this morning. check it out on apple podcast, on your favorite podcasting app. >>> and famed handbag designer, judith lieber has died just hours after the death of her husband. they were often displayed in museums as art. they came in flowers and animal shapes and adorned with crystals and other gems. she was married to her husband gus for 72 years. both died of heart attacks at the age of 97. >>> nearly

i mean, you can't ignore the fact that facebook and google and twitter and apple, i mean and amazon,jor factors. i just got back from san francisco this morning on the red eye and if you want to see something, just a map of the real estate developments that are going on in silicon valley and in downtown san francisco, you would think you should call it facebook. they announced a 750,000 square foot building the day i was there, an entire building, and i gather this is going to instagram, that's the kind of influence. it's penetrating our whole society and our whole infrastructure and we have to be concerned. >> i want to talk to you about facts and news because it's interesting, you are an investor in "huffington post" which has ended up with verizon, you're an investor in ax ios and others. not a lot of venture capital going into journalistic news-based organizations right now. what is the opportunity that you see there and when are we going to know whether it pays off? >> there's always opportunity for new media. there's no question. we've also invested in a podcast company recentl

audiences in the billions and what we have shown in this massive report is whether it's facebook or twitter or googleube, they are all employing different tactics. >> laura: lets go through some of them. we have a full screen on this. censorship of conservative speech. here are some examples. google search aids democrats and studies found that 2016 campaign searches were biased in favor of hillary clinton. youtube shutting down conservative channels by mistake by removing videos that promote right-wing political views and tech companies facebook and google are relying on anti-conservative fact-checkers like snopes and wikipedia. why is wikipedia, for our viewers out there, why is that a left-wing? >> if you look at so many things wikipedia does, it puts a liberal spin against conservatives on a regular basis. >> laura: we always have to edit my page, i know that. i stopped looking. >> they just insert, insert, insert nasty stuff about you. they have been partnering -- youtube has been partnering with them to unmask conservatives enter go against conservative contact and to uncover what they're doing.

. >> ireland, the home of facebook and apple and twitter and google, thank you. >> up next, the closest thing to ironman i've seen so far. i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein . >>> welcome back to "press here," it's hard to think my next guest without making a comparison to pop culture. first thing that occurred to me was a suit from "ironman." a colleague said the first thing she thought of was the loading equipme equipment. this is awarable suit, like an ironman suit that gives the wearer extra strength and stamina, useful for working above your head as one of our producers demonstrate here. max shader gucci is the cfo at exo bionics. did you grow up watching "6 million dollar man?" >> of course. >> you're oscar cold man. >> my mom has a cochlear implant, bioni