but in terms of the cost, this is a test of hud. the civil rights community has never trusted hud.is the big one here. civil fines of at least a billion dollars, let's see if they can put their money where their mouth is. >> fred, facebook was working, facebook has been working with hud to remedy this for two years. all of a sudden, last week, hud says give us all your subscribers and all their information. >> you're reading my mind because that was going to be my follow-up question. wait a minute, if they have been working together, why now have they been hit with -- >> they haven't been working together. they have been working with the private fair housing groups. >> it broke, fred, because they asked for all of the in foe data on all of the subscribers and facebook said we're not going to give you that and therefore, they filed this litigation here. and for years, fred, the tech companies -- >> if they're not going to give it, we will sue for it. >> yes. and the administrative law judge will resolve that dispute. >> okay. >> for years, tech companies have him community. the inte

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well, sources at hud me those changes that facebook made to their platform last week were not enoughproblem. so hud secretary ben carson telling fox business' maria bartiromo that facebook let advertisers blackout their housing ads from reaching entire groups of people. hud says facebook let advertisers exclude certain users by drawing a red line around neighborhoods, that they did not want to see their ads, even letting them discriminate based on gender or religion. facebook says they are surprised and disappointed by the charges because up to today, they had been negotiating with hud in good faith to settle the issue saying in a statement, quote: we have been working with them to address their concerns and have taken significant steps to prevent ad discrimination while we were eager to find a solution, hud insisted on access to sensitive information like user data without adequate safeguards. now, sources familiar with talks between facebook and hud tell me they think that the timing of all of this was politically motivated and that carson is using this as ammo to bring to congress

nation book is not the only tech platform that hud is looking at.hey want to make sure that every tech company does not use user data to help advertisers discriminate against entire groups of people. charles? charles: hillary vaughn, thank you very much. joining me from the "wall street journal," fox news contributor james freeman. if it is thursday we're doing a segment on big tech behaving badly. >> people continue to use them. you wonder how much of the bad news can come -- charles: seems like a business opportunity out there for sure. meantime they are behemoths. millions of people use them because they are effective. they want them to be greater stewards or have more of a fiduciary responsibility in society at large. do you think that is something they should embrace? >> i think people are going to want to look at details of this case because on one hand, i think ben carson and the trump administration generally have a lot of credibility in terms of they're not overzealous regulators. on other hand we do remember a few years ago, the government

google both received letters from hud this december requesting more information.mpanies do not allow advertisers to target users based on class or other sensitive issues and they actively work to root out any discrimination they see on their sites. lauren and ashley. lauren: hillary, thank you very much. for more on this we bring in attorney brad miklin. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. lauren: when you think about it, these probes, these suits, they strike at the heart of facebook and social media's business models. data and advertising. so what changes do you see coming out of all this? >> there's going to be a lot, i think, because the social media giants have been under attack on a lot of different fronts really. we have ftc going after facebook for privacy issues. we had the nunes suit against twitter which i think is frivolous but i think it's going to open the door for a lot of other actions. so i think there's going to be for the first time since social media rose that we're going to start seeing them be more responsible to the public, not o

according to hud. facebook with instagram it makes up the second largest advertiser in the u.s. responsible for 20% of all online advertising nationwide. according to the lawsuit, facebook offers advertisers hundreds of thousands of advertisers to choose from, including allowing them to exclude parents and people of certain nationalities and religions, for example. >> because of the kind of technologies we have, it allows for more targeted advertising, sometimes that can be determined at torrey. >> facebook last year says they got rid of thousands of targeting options, which could be potentially misused. they say they are disappointed by the lawsuit but they will continue to work with civil rights experts for the issues that have been brought up. >> maureen, has hud said they know how facebook has been executed in the process? >> they have not, we give several examples of how you can limit who you are targeting, and those are the examples i mentioned, you can target ads based on if you have -- if you are a parent if you are not, if you're of a certain religion or from a certain

he also put his event planner in charge of hud in new york city.rom his organization, his company, in charge of that new york city. it calls into question how much value he puts in this organization. >> the other piece of this more broadly is the transparency issue, right? to even get these schedules, and you know this from reporting on the hillside and the other end of pennsylvania avenue, this watchdog group had to sue hud, the schedules were then handled over gumbjumbled, out of order, of sequence. when scott pruitt one was at th epa, it was something that was fought to keep his schedules out of the public. what are you keeping under wraps, gang? >> to be fair, i'd say foy a an getting documents under any administration is a challenge. >> that's fair. >> on capitol hill, by the way, congress exempted itself from foya for many years. congress doesn't have to give over any documents. the lack of transparency goes beyond this administration and also to capitol hill. >> there are those who will say this administration is objectively less transparent

and google both received letters from hud requesting more information about their ad practices.not allow advertisers to target users based on any sensitive issues like gender or race and they actively work to root out any discrimination by their advertisers online. shannon. >> shannon: hillary, thank you very much. good to see you. breaking tonight, homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen sending a letter to congress urgently asking for new authority to help the "dire situation" on our southern border. she's asking right now for authority to deport unaccompanied migrant children from central america more quickly and for the ability to detain asylum seeking families together. they are calling it the mother of all caravans. that tops two nights where in the world. a wave of migrants preparing to head to the u.s. mexican officials say the caravan could be more than 20,000 strong by the time it leaves honduras. u.s. and mexican officials discussing new ways to deal with the surge of immigration. migrants commandeered an oil tanker that rescued them. armed forces able to reclaim

why is hud taking this action?think it is another symptom of washington regulars continuing to ask questions about the social media's targeted advertising policies. house democrats now that democrats have taken control of the house made it clear they are intending to seek more answers to questions about whether targeted advertising on facebook or other social media companies is discriminating against minority communities. it is clear that washington, as the hud secretary made it clear in this move, but washington in general is putting the heat on facebook. emily: when you look more closely at the categories that advertisers were allowed to tick or not tick -- parents, non-christian, interested in accessibility and hispanic culture. it is interesting thinking about what was going into these products decisions by facebook and why they thought this was a good idea. selina: these policies are only as good as their enforcement. clearly there was some sort of data mechanism going on that told them these are interesting t

why is hud taking this action?k it is just another symptom of a washington regulator continuing to ask questions about the social media company's target advertising. democrats taking control of the house have made it clear they are intending to seek more answers to questions about whether targeting ads discriminate against minority communities. i think it is clear that washington, as the hud secretary made it clear, washington is putting the heat on facebook around this issue. emily: when you look more closely at the categories that advertisers were allo-christiann accessibility, hispanic culture. it is interesting thinking about what was going into these product decisions by facebook and why they thought this was a good idea. selina: it is interesting because these policies are only as good as their enforcement. facebook is not required to hand over their algorithms so clearly there was some sort of data mechanism that told them these are interesting targets to group that would be beneficial to advertisers and get

i am here because we know that hud is requiring that this city take administrative action and control over the housing authority. but they don't have to third party administer, right? we saw with ocii and the san francisco redevelopment agency who was abolished by california state supreme court, taken over by the city, absorbed, and 50 employees from that agency were able to stay and to continue their work. and what we're asking here today is that instead of having a third party come in and to do the work that we already tirelessly do for the residents, is to allow us to continue to do that work and allow the city to come in and take over upper management of the agency. thank you for your time. >> president yee: thank you, next speaker. >> hi, my name is alexis and i also work at the housing authority. i just want to piggyback on what she was saying. you know, all of us employees are doing our job and it's management that is screwing us. you know, i'm a single mom. a lot of us are single moms and i lost my husband two years ago to cancer in march and i can't afford to be homeless. i c

hud firing off letters to the tech giants questioning their advertising practices. the agency also announcing charges against facebook for alleged housing discrimination through its advertising platform. facebook says it was caught off guard by the charges because it has been working with hud to address its concerns. >> the agency does not have an open investigation into twitter or google. the letters were intended to start a conversation about how housing is advertised. twitter says it does not allow discriminatory advertising and google says it has long standing policies. >>> it is a smoke free world after all. disney says smoking will be banned at its parks in florida and california effective may 1. smoking will be limited to designated areas outside park entrances and in specific locations at disney resort hotels. they are also banning large strollers. this is add of the new star wars theme park. >> you have to have reservations at that park. >>> a woman with two wombs has given birth twice in less than a month to three children. the 23-year-old of bangladesh de

also saying that hud wanted data they weren't prepared to hand over. melissa. melissa: hillary vaughn, thank you. connell: we have the judge here with us to react to this, andrew napolitano. fox news senior judicial analyst, host of "the liberty file" on "fox nation." this is interesting case for these companies because i hadn't thought of something like this in the past. something that didn't cross my mind but i was reading about it today. should facebook and twitter, google be worried about the case against them. >> connell, you're not only person that has not thought about this, the whole federal judiciary has not thought about it. that is how novel the litigation is. if i had to put my two cents, something i would expect from the obama administration, housing and urban development, you don't think it will go anywhere. >> it will not go anywhere. they are arguing the effect of certain advertisers is to keep low income people from learning of availability of products. connell: right. >> if the availability of products is out of financial reach of people, what

. >> i think it's a gross oversight on behalf of hud. >> reporter: looking through published reportsd at least 11 carbon monoxide deaths in public housing since 2003. for this story, hud declined an on-camera interview, but in a written statement said it's deeply saddened at the tragic loss of life in south carolina and is currently engaged in a top to bottom review of the decades-old inspection process. >> what's more so frustrating more than being displaced and on fixed income, that is they treat us like they don't care. >> reporter: tonight they're staying with her mother, and this housing complex is set to be torn down. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, columbia, south carolina. >>> tonight family and friends and fans are mourning the loss of katherine helmond, best known for playing opposite judith light and tony danza in the sitcom "who's the boss." she was also in hit shows, "soap," "everybody loves raymond," and "coach." katherine helmond was 89. >>> just ahead for us tonight, shocking video of the ceo of the san francisco giants in an altercation with his wife. >>> also the top tax

according to hud. facebook with instagram makes up the second largest advertiser in the u.s. responsible for about 20% of all online advertising nationwide. according to the lawsuit, facebook offers advertisers hundreds of thousands of attributes to choose from when targeting an audience, enclosing including allowing them to exclude parents and people of certain nationalities and religions, for example. >> because of the kind of technology we have, that allows for more targeted advertising, sometimes, that can be discriminatory. >> reporter: facebook says last year it got rid of thousands of targeting options that could be potentially misused. while it is disappointed with the lawsuit with civil rights experts about the issues brought up. in menlo park, ktvu f0x2 news. >>> the president and ceo of wells fargo is stepping down immediately from the role. tim sloan made announcement today, saying that he will fully retire from the seven cisco- based bank on june 30. sloan has been with wells fargo for more than 31 years, during which the bank has faced its fair share of troubles

we brought into hud now a cfo. we didn't have a cfo for eight and a half years.an you imagine the money pouring through there? there was not the physical control that you would expect. now we have that. we are bringing in the kind of controls that will allow us to give more freedom to the various jurisdictions because we can keep track of where the money is and how it's being used and what the timelines are. all of those things are changing. we are upgrading our i.t. systems. we still have a good ways to go, but we are making progress. >> laura: is at the slow pace of things, oh, ben carson talks so slowly. we need more people talking slowly to make sense in my view. but i would imagine that's frustrating for you. the pace of change. i know it's frustrating for the president as well print are you going to stick around for a while? >> i am planning on it. there was this hoopla a couple of weeks about ben carson leaving. i was asked what i was going to do. i set my preference is to go back in the private sector. it was extremely enjoyable. and you had a great deal

according to hud, facebook and instagram makes it the second largest advertiser in the u.s. responsible for about 20% of all online advertising nationwide. according to the lawsuit, facebook offers advertisers hundreds of thousands of attributes to choose from when targeting an audience, including allowing them to exclude parents and members of certain nationalities and religions for example. >> because of the kind of technology we have which allows for more targeted advertising, sometimes, that can be discriminatory. >> facebook says last year they got rid of thousands of options, which could be misused. it says it supported the lawsuit, but that it will continue to work with civil rights groups, and experts about the issues brought up. >> maureen naylor, live in menlo park, thank you. >> we are learning more about an oakland man under arrest after a four-year-old boy accidentally shot himself. police say the boyfriend of the little boy's mother, 37-year- old terrence wilson faces child endangerment charges. family friends say the mother and her four-year-old son were visit

facebook says it was caught off guard because it has been working with hud. >> hud does not have an opens were intended to start a conversation about how housing is advertised. twitter tells cnn business it does not allow discriminatory advertising. and google says that it has a long standing policy that prohibits targeted ads based on race, ethnicity, religion or disability. >>> new details and more questions about death of a fifth grader at a school in south carolina. law enforcement officials saying weapons were not involved when the girl was killed in a fight at school. the girl's mom says she had faced bullying but cnn has not been able to verify that. a vigil was held yesterday. cnn spoke with her grandfather. >> for the violence, anything like that, she never would do that. i miss her. we love you. we'll do everything we can do for justice. >> one student has been suspended until an investigation into the incident is completed. it is not clear if that student was involved in the fight. >>> from the ohio river valley to the northeast, the rain is refusing to let up. we go to ivan c

if you believe you've experienced sexual harassment file a complaint at hud dot gov slash fair housingfair housing is your right. use it. >> sean: republicans calling on the >> sean: republicans calling on the hack, the liar adam schiff to step down as chairman of the houseir intelligence committee. these two men from the freedom caucus -- i've said many times, without the freedom caucus we don't have republicans that stand on principles, support the president, and fight to keep their promises. jim jordan, mark meadows. guys, we're just shortt on time. how important is it now that we get this right? mark? >> i think it's very important that we go back to how it all started, let's get the reams of documents, let's give it to senator graham on the senate side, let him do a real investigation. let's get to the bottom of it and hold people accountable. the time is now. >> sean: you guys laid the foundation perfectly. the work you've done -- honestly, without you we wouldn't be here. and devin nunes and some others. jim?- >> no, mark's exactly right. let's do everything we can to work with

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his signature hud initiative has gone nowhere. he said there were more complexities in hud than brain surgery. in 2017 he only met with senior staff once a week and only worked a full friday and cut out early to fly down to his $4.3 million florida mansion for the weekend. and they provide affordable housing to low income americans. no words if he knows this time around how much he's planning to cut >> how much from housing vouchers? >> rather than go through a quiz on all the numbers -- >> it's not a quiz. i have the time ask you questions about things you should have knowledge of. >> i don't want to open the book and look at the numbers. >> you choose not to say how much you're cutting from housing vouchers or community grants. >> i want to talk -- >> you don't get to talk about what you want to today. you get to talk about what i want you to talk about. >>> right now a humanitarian disaster is unfolding in mozambique. 500,000 residents, which is 90% destroyed. a a city the size of atlanta basically gone. here closer to home swa

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>> it tells us it is working to try to ve solresolve this issue facebook provides data to hud to allowm to understand exactly how this works the issue between facebook and hud is facebook says they don't want to give so much information about how their ads work it will reveal data. even though you talken away the ability for them to use discriminatory targeting terms we expect there to be some sort of settlement but it could proceed to trial >> joining our closing bell we have rick over at the cme group. kate, looks like we are in rally mode it is not headed to recession. the last thing is that we have seen improvement on the trade negotiations not a deal yet but all moving in the right direction. it says to us the fundamentals are improving and stockings will continue to move higher. >> lots of fedspeak today. what is your interpretation? >> you know, i'm not sure that -- >> rick, go ahead. >> i'm not sure that the fedspeak is what the markets are really concentrating on. we had an eight week bill go off of 239 we see it is because of the rollover due to the auction the big surprise a

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facebook says it is surprised by hud's decision to sue because they've been working together to addressconcerns and have, quote, taken significant steps to prevent ad discrimination. >> bottom line is hud wants their data. facebook doesn't want to give them that date actual facebook has already given or con conceded to a lot of the eissues. >> facebook says last year it got rid of thousands of targeting options that could be potentially misused and that it is working with civil rights experts about the issues brought up in the lawsuit. >>> the as are back in action tonight after winning their home opener, just under 23,000 people were at the coliseum yesterday to watch the as and angels. >> bounce to chapman. nice play. steps on the bag. throw to first, double play. >> chris davis added an insurance run in the sixth. his second homer of the season. as won 4-0. tonight's first pitch 7:07. >>> the áfplt as also hosted a special make a wish event. an thane slocum is now in renation and chris davis met the the boy last year and he had where, he gave him a baseball battle. he is grateful and

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while we were eager to find a solution, hud insisted access to sensitive user data information withouturces familiar with talks say these charges come at opportune moment for secretary carson. he is headed to the meeting to the hill with lawmakers. they think carson wants to hold this up, what he has been doing at the agency, cracking down on discrimination. neil: interesting. he has been criticized for not doing much. i see where that comes. whoever is right, this will be a front burner issue. hillary, thank you very much. i want to talk about freddie mac and fannie mae that kind of thing but get the read on this from charlie gasparino and tim rood, the former fannie mae executive. charlie to you, going after facebook with housing this could get very messy. >> going after social media is bipartisan i guess, is good for both parties. i mean the elizabeth warren types will go after them on the privacy side. trump and the administration will go after them on different issues, this is kind of right in ben carson's wheelhouse. you have to realize on the right, people really believe these c

needed a good tee shot to stay in the hud but -- he pulled it. the ball trickled into the hazard. sing would settle for six play. had he missed that there would have been a three way play off. his first win on the pga tour >>> the sharks host the black hawks tonight. they will once again be without cane and carlson. san jose is 56 points behind calgary for first place. ke it trout with the two run shot. if harper -- think about this. the angels beat the a's 3-1. the rockies beat the giants 9-3. >>> tonight on game day, she's a first bay area high school basketball player to earn the title of number 1 recruit in the nation. and she's going to stanford. jones, the archbishop star from santa cruz announcing her commitment she's the first female to have the announcement carried on national tv and she's also received the big spread in sports illustrated. >> how many copies of that magazine did you folks buy? >> i think on the way home for the game they stopped and got as many as they could. i think at the house we only have one or two because we gave them away to grandparents, to famil

the "times" also reports that controllers say they saw the huds oet moments before the ash je. >>> following of a college admissions scandal, we want to bring you an uplifting story of a former homeless teenager who is beating the odds in his college quest. vladimir duthiers has more. >>> thank you so much. >> reporter: high school senior dylan chidick just got life-changing news. >> this is overwhelming. i appreciate it. >> reporter: after once living in a homeless shelter, he's been given the opportunity to live in a college dorm thanks to a generous donor inspired by his ambition. >> thank you for everything you have given us and everything we hope to receive. >> reporter: the 17-year-old's been accepted to 17 schools, and he did it while facing overwhelming adversity. two little brothers suffering from a serious heart condition and months without a home. >> it made me realize that i have to work hard. >> reporter: his mother moved the family from trinidad to the u.s. when dylan was just 7 years old. he will be the first person in his family to go to college. what is that going to feel li

that is why it was great to have the second summit in homeboy -- .n hud noise -- in hanoi kim jong-un could see for himself what a market economy could do not just for him and his people. going the economy and becoming an accepted member of the world economics. host: stephen, in south carolina, a democrat. caller: how long was the summit? was it 48 hours? guest: correct. caller: it seems to me that you fly halfway around the world, and it was not a very well thought out thing from the american side. you say that they wanted more but it looks like we were not playing much either. arabia,barrett, saudi jared kushner, that's another nuclear situation that is very -- to the the con country, that needs to be paid attention to by you, your colleagues and my colleagues. i like to know your opinion on the saudi arabia situation. guest: you bring up a valid point. this is something we need to make sure as countries get into the nuclear age and that it is used -- that it is used for peaceful purposes. as president eisenhower said, if you have a peaceful nuclear overt., it's open, if it's covert

. >> you bottom line is, hud wants the data. facebook doesn't want to give that data. facebook has conceded to a lot of the key issues. it will be interesting to see what happens. >> this comes a week after facebook settled a similar lawsuit. facebook and instagram is the second largest advertiser in the u.s. according to the lawsuit facebook offers hundreds of thousands to choose from including allowing them the exclude parents and people of certain religions. >> because of the technology we have that allows for more targeted advertising that can be discriminatory. >> last year facebook got rid of thousands of targeting that could be misused. >>> good news if you're looking to buy a house. the two bay area counties where the housing market is cooling down. >> tracking down on package thieves the punishment that lawmakers are pushing for. >>> friends and family are rallying for a professional mma fighter in the south bay. the mysterious incident that left him on the brink of death. [ loud traffic sounds ] [ distant traffic sounds ] [ music replaces the noise ] the new

the social media companies ad targeting system opened the door to violations of the fair housing act hud secretary ben carson released a statement saying facebook is discriminating against people based based upon who they are and. where they live using a computer to limit a person's housing choices facebook faced similar accusations in twenty sixteen following a pro publica report when the publication found that the ethnic affinities tool could be used to exclude people of color from seeing certain ads placed on facebook face facebook stock has held steady at around one hundred sixty five dollars per share following the news. in happier tech news from the americas cuba's national telecom company and google have announced a major partnership to upgrade the island nations internet infrastructure google's head of strategy and operations in cuba and the vice president of texas.

had to do with republican congressman mark meadows bringing an african-american woman to works for hudher name is lynne patton to counter the democrats' charges of racism. >> the fact that someone would use a prop, a black woman in this chamber, in this committee is alone racist in itself. howie: lynn patton says she is not a prop. did pundits make too much of this one moment? clarence: across the black community there was a bit of awe struck by the moment of seeing mark meadows calling this black woman to stand there looking like the liberal stereotype of a token. we have found out miss patton has been campaigning to get a reality tv show of her own. it's no sin. everybody watching is doing that these days. but it adds to the media circus. howie: cohen's account of various racist comments by president trump would be explosive. but in this presidency we are used to that. sara: this is a breakthrough moment. a hearing that's supposed to have so much power is being sidetracked around this conversation around race. but it will be something that we'll probably not even be talking about nex