kevin, take it away. >> we are here with congresswoman jan schakowsky who challenged mark zuckerberg he testified. what do you make of his response to your question? first, i wanty: to point out the many times mark zuckerberg has had to apologize. that,ke away from me is we can't rely on self-regulation via facebook is not going to regulate itself, and we have to pass some laws. but i certainly want to know, why don't we have the same ishts and rules as europe about the have on may 25? cap we adopt the protocol? don't our citizens deserve the same? and that was emblematic of the kinds of answers he gave today. kevin: with regards to other regulations in addition to what the europeans are implementing, terms of agreement has been another contentious point of facebook isn't suggesting to users to sign up how their data is collected. what is the timetable for legislation to get accomplished? what i heardky: today from republicans is they don't want that. it was kind of a circus, there cameras and wall young ceos sitting there. was a great performance. saw --e others, like we we bring th

jan schakowsky (d) illinois: you also have a long list of apologies..in 2003 it started at harvard "igize for any harm done as a result of my neglect, 2006: "we really messed this one up", 2007: " we simply did a bad job i apologize for it."> for the second day --- mark zuckerberg grilled on capitol hill. and today .. some tougher questions. (steve) mark zuckerberg answered to lawmakers on issues ranging from user privacy to russian interference to censorship. (pam) natasha chen has more from capitol hill facebook ceo mark zuckerberg under fire on capitol hill before the house energy and commerce committee... rep. frank pallone/-d- new jersey: "i don't think thats hard for you to say yes to unless i'm missing something."members grilled zuckerberg in the wake of the cambridge analytica scandal that exposed the data of up to 87 million facebook users without their knowledge...rep. greg walden/-r- chairman, energy and commerce committee: "that breach of trust must have consequences." zuckerberg revealed his own data was exposed... rep. anna eshoo/-d- california: was your data included in

and then later, day two of facebook ceo mark zuckerberg on the hill house democrat jan schakowsky will questions but first she'll join us as we head to break, here's some of zuckerberg's testimony on regulation >> i'm not the type of person who thinks that all regulation is bad so i think the internet is becoming increasingly important in people's lives and i think we need to have a full conversation about whats ithe right regulation, not whether it should be or shouldn't be. you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. >>> welcome back to "squawk box. we're keeping a close eye on futures right now. dow down 255 points. we've lost 50 points or so recently after the president tweeted about the syrian situation specifically russia

as jan schakowsky said the free market can't self regulates the regulations almost a given at this point facebook. government has zero involvement. zuckerberg is essentially sanctioned himself as a the tenure and government comes in. trade to come on, jonathan. the government comes in and takes over. i hardly think so. >> even their presence has a silencing effect here. even their threats have been essentially silencing effect against the privacy. zuckerberg has to basically explain how a computer works to some of these people. his time is valuable. it's three or four days he's had to spend prepping for this, that is 1% of its entire year. he should be focusing on facebook not, not placating and flexing today's power wanting. tell me i'm wrong. stuart: the word strikes me as a little strong. >> how about political hacks. >> they are power lusters. their object is to get power over facebook. dream for it but isn't there a concern to the libertarians here about privacy? face it does keep track of your even when you are off the site. that is the zuckerberg revealed yesterday. trade to let o

jan schakowsky, congresswoman czajkowski said self-regulation simply does not work. mr. butterfield, representative butterfield said you need more african-american inclusion on your board of directors. if i was you, congress is better to things things. doing nothing in overreacting. so far we've had nothing on facebook. we are getting ready to over react, so just take that as a shot across the bow warning to you. you've got a good outfit on your front row behind you. you are harvard educated. i have a yellow hat that cost me $160,000. that's as close as i ever got to an ivy league school. i'd like to show you right now a little picture here. you recognize these folks? >> i do. >> who are they? >> is that diamond and soak russian mark >> diamond and so, too biological sisters from north carolina. i point out they are african-american. their content was deemed by your folks to be unsafe. i don't know what type of the picture this is, who was taken at a police station or in the lineup, but it has been deemed unsafe. diamond and soak up a question for you. and that question

jan schakowsky, congressman schakowsky said self-regulation simply does not work. mr. butterfield, representative butterfield said that you need more african-american inclusion on your board of directors. if i was you, a little bit of advice -- congress is good at two things, doing nothing and overreacting. so far, we've done nothing on facebook since your inception in that harvard dorm room many years ago. we've done nothing on facebook. we're getting ready to overreact, so just take that as a shot across the bow warning to you. you've got a good outfit there on your front row behind you that are very right folks. you're harvard educated. i have a yale hat that cost me $160,000. that's as close as i ever got to an ivy league school. but i'd like to show you right now a little picture here. do you recognize these folks? >> i do. >> who are they? >> i believe -- is that diamond and silk? >> that is diamond and silk, two biological sisters from north carolina. i might point out they're african-american. and their content was deemed by your folks to be unsafe. so you know