larry maggie is c e o of connect safely dot org. that's an internet safety privacy and security organization. he's, as facebook has an immense amount of responsibility. if you go back to the original motivation of keeping people engaged, that's not a bad thing. i can't think of a single media organization that doesn't try to make its content compelling to people's that they remain tuned in. that's what the nature of media is. and that's how you get eyeballs on to advertising. so it's definitely part of their business model and nothing, nothing is, you know, surreptitious or evil about the intention of but the reaction, the way in which it's unintended consequence of the cause harm is something that facebook's people have been debating. and i think it's why these documents exist, because there are people at facebook who are very uncomfortable about what they've created. and the problem with social media, if you don't have the editors and reporters like yourself, who are professionally bound to respect accuracy, you've got billions of

larry nassar sex abuse scandal. simone biles, alley rice man, mckayla maroney and maggie nickels claim the committee learned of nassar's did nothing about it. >>> the usda urging packaged prepared foods to cut down on salt. the agency says 70% of salt intake comes from sodium that is added during the manufacturing process by salt consumption, can lead to cardiovascular disease and high blood pressure. >>> the rolling stones will no longer perform one of their biggest hits, "brown sugar." stone's frontman mick jagger and keith richards say it depicts the horrors of slavery. it has not played it on its current no filter tour. >>> one pushed the big lie. one stood in the way. both now of interest to the january 6 committee. house investigators have subpoenaed former d.o.j. official jeffrey clark. remember him? he's the guy who was so desperate to get in trump's good grace that he drafted a letter that no one with any sense would have signed, claiming that the justice department found voter fraud in georgia, even though it had not. one of those who stood up to clark and the former president, former acting attorney general

hands of larry nassar are continuing to push for reform calling for the board of directors that oversees the u.s. olympic committee to be disbanded. simone biles, aly raisman, mckayla maroney and maggie accusing the committee of fostering a culture of abuse that allowed nassar to continue his attacks against more than 100 female athletes. bottom line, they want any officials in power during that period gone. john manly, the attorney for the women says they're asking congress to take this extraordinary step because the board has never accepted legal or moral responsibility for their failures in what he called a cover-up. george? >> pierre thomas, thanks. robin? >>> george, we're going to turn to the wnba finals. the phoenix mercury tying up the series with the chicago sky after that overtime thriller last night. brittney griner, powering phoenix to the win in game two putting up 29 points. griner starting off the night hot scoring the team's first 10 and then diana taurasi finishing strong, scoring 8 of her 20 points in ot. >> and one right there. >> four points landed right there. the series moves to chicago where the sky will host game three on friday night. you can watch it on espn