. >> kara swisher is the editor of all things digital, a website about high tech in silicon valley. you know, i wonder if facebook can exist if it doesn't invade privacy. >> that's right. that's exactly right. >> so it needs to invade privacy. the issue is transparency, isn't it? >> kind of, yes. >> how up front they are with the users. >> that is, i think, mark's one weakness, and i think that was why he got so nervous in the interview we did. >> okay, you want to take off the hoodie? >> she's referring to this conference where she grilled mark on privacy in an interview she calls a "sweat-o-palooza." >> whoa. >> he had, like, flop sweat, and it was really quite disturbing, actually, to watch. >> she was pushing him to admit that facebook is misleading about its privacy policies-- an issue that comes up time and time again. >> now, do we get it right all the time? no! but it's something that we take really seriously, and, you know, every day we come to work and just try to do a good job on this. and yet, you've got the ftc looking into it. you have members of congress looking into

kara swisher because we must discuss sanctions which i'm using cruel possible sanctions to exit this crisis but the solution isn't altantuya. not in crimea. in most areas to his new lawyer was. world news and it's been a rough week for nicolas sarkozy just days after news of one telephone scandal broke. french daily newspaper has published yet another phone tapping story involving the former french president this time is five was allegedly caused by judges as part of a probe into claims his two thousand and seven election campaign is partly funded by libya. as thomas white house explains in listening and skiers came across more than expected state investigators began typing the former president's plan in april twenty thirteen is also the president the funding office two thousand and seven election campaign. the suckers he is accused of accepting millions appearance from the foam and it takes repeated pm on markets fb. also when the surveillance his lawyer he got soaked. according to french to hear the moans from listening to the two men's conversations. prosecutors discovered that th

kara swisher will help us break that down. >>> dl is a major bubble in tech investing.t with yet another brand new tablet but has this one finally jumped the shark? we'll take a closer look and tell you why. first up, breaking news from scott cohn back at hq. scott? >> new developments in the largest law fimpl bankruptcy in u.s. history. back in 201. we're awaiting a news conference by manhattan district attorney vance who was about to unveil criminal charges against four top executives including the former chairman of the form steven davis, executive director steven decarmine and zachary warren, lower level executive in the firm. alleged lly ahead of the bankruptcy they were mass i.lying koog the books. including things as mundane as classifying payments to associates which should have been expenses as payments to partners which would not be to make it look like the firm's expenses were too low. the charges include grand larceny and fraud. vance and n. a statement says fraud is not an acceptable accounting practice. he is about to get under way with this new conference

kara swisher, editor and chief of re/code. thanks.minority stake stakeholder in re/code and we have a content sharing partnersh partnership. >>> tesla, along with the new york state legislator leading a news conference as we speak. phil lebeau has been listening to every word. >> andrew, this is all about state lawmakers joining forces with tesla really fighting back against the latest push which is happening in and make more restrictive in terms oft sales from automakers to customers in the state of new york. just a few minutes ago we heard from state assemblyman david buckw buckwald about why they called the press conference. >> the reason we're here, we're united in the belief that new york should not make the same mistake that new jersey did. new york should send a message that environmentally sustainable and innovative companies that want to produce jobs here in new york are welcome in the empire state. >> representative buchwold, that press conference being held at a tesla store in his district. he has two tesla facilities, 35 j

so we'll have to just keep that in mind if you're thinking into getting into cslt today. >>> kara swisheron fortt. guys, good morning to you. we'll start with the first one here. mark zuckerberg, as we said, of facebook frustrated over the u.s. government spying program. calling the president -- calling it a threat to the internet. he's taken to his facebook page to vent to president obama saying the u.s. government should be the champion for the internet, not a threat. they need to be much more transparent about what they're doing or otherwise people will believe the worse. he noted that he did call the president to express his frustration. kara, what's the thinking over there about all of this today? >> well, you know, this is just the frustration of what's happened with the government spying and the impact abroad. all these companies are global companies. i think what the problem is now a lot of european countries, asian countries are thinking do we want to use u.s. technologies given the level of government spying that keeps coming out through these documents. he's expressing a frustr

for more on how attendees reacted to edward snowden's interview, kara swisher joins us with her take. and, kara, you know, what did you think about, first of all, the premise of having snowden involved, the substance of what he had to say, and how people responded? >> i think it was great that they had him. this is south by southwest where people are supposed to speak their mind and talk about issues, and he has a lot to say and he did say a lot actually. it was sort of -- there was a book end. they julian assange who is also on the run and in the ecuadorian embassy and snowden from russia using google hangouts i might add through seven proxies or something like that. i think it was perfect for this particular festival. >> so politics aside, we want to focus on, at least i do, the technology and what they had to say about security issues and all of that. have we taken it too far with the surveillance programs out there? >> well, he thinks so. he made a very persuasive case as he often does as did julian assange that the government is conducting war on its citizens. i think assange cal