control your logon information and keeps you've logged into facebook so a massive token is the reason that you don't have to constantly logon every time you go to the app or visit the web site so in these exposed attackers get hypothetic we get into your account and do anything that you could do while you're locked in. seven palestinians including two children have been killed by israeli troops in gaza and the deadliest day there and moms thousands of people are rallying along gaza's barrier fence with israel and responds to calls by hamas the palestinian group which fills the territory israel says it was responding to people throwing grenades and explosive devices let's get more on the style we're joined by correspondent amman khan he's live for us in ramallah why was yesterday the deadliest amman some ron what happened. well as ever on friday the protesters went towards the border with israel and the israelis responded with heavy handed techniques they've been criticized for these heavy handed techniques to crowd for crowd dispersal by not only palestinians but the international com

information more transparency around who buys ads and how they are targeted and challenging suspicious logons and account creation. lawmakers are skeptical though and some are calling for talks leading to stricter regulations. now for more let's bring in our wall street correspondent and scored against top notch social media executives admitting that things went wrong in the past but they're supposed to improve how did that go down on wall street. we saw losses specially when it comes to the stock of twitter of it lost about six percent in value facebook lost about two percent and is down since its all time high from early july by a good tranny percent what they're hearing showed is that it is a difficult and probably old saw costly to make the necessary changes facebook for example said that they're using more artificial intelligence to prevent fake content so it's not an easy task it's a costly task and that's probably why wall street reacted in a negative way now google didn't send any representatives to the hearing despite being asked to do so what did investors make of that. well first o

all you do, you simply logon if you have gmail go to google and logon to your google account, most peopleyour initials and the circle on the upper left and select my activity, confirm your password, click the my activity page and delete activity by. and down there is all products, change that to search and click delete and you are done. just by doing that little thing you change it to all dates and hit delete. >> everything you searched for since the beginning of time. >> connected to your device. heather: as we scroll through that there are other areas. >> you don't necessarily want, when you do that you want to be mindful about what you are deleting. i don't have a problem deleting my searches. i don't care they are gone but i don't want to delete my contacts google may have that i use for frequent addresses or mapping. be mindful about what you are deleting. it seems like a lot of steps on morning tv but we put them online, it takes a few seconds. one of the smartest things you can do to get your life back in. heather: any way to keep it from saving it to begin with? >> know. right now

control your logon information and keeps you've logged into facebook so a massive token is the reason that you don't have to constantly log in every time you go to the app or visit the web site so in these exposed attackers could hypothetically get into your account and do anything that you could do while you're locked in. the committee to protect journalists has held discussion at the un general assembly to highlight global press freedom violations. they mentioned. and egypt human rights lawyer amal clooney quote on the. cheek to speak out in support of the two jailed reuters journalists. there are growing concerns and ted on the fire has defeated by iranian forces during the syrian campaign. and target them at home it's been a week since twenty five people were killed. and five during an event to commemorate the iran iraq war. reports from. a week after gunmen attacked a parade for veterans from the nineteen eighties iran iraq war one of iran's most powerful men told the country exactly who was to blame for the friday prayer podium the second in command of iran's revolutionary guard

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you can always contact begad or anyone from the investigative unit, 888-996-tips or if it's easier logon to our website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >> 4:49 right now. >>> the trump administration is getting the pushback over a proposed policy that would penalize immigrants seeking green cards that allows the government to deny green cards to illegal immigrants if they received government assistance such as food stamps, medicaid and section 8 housing vouchers. immigrant advocates say it unfairly punishes people already struggling. the department of homeland security says the rule is "intended to promote immigrant self-sufficiency and promote resources" or protect those resources. santa clara county leaders are commending the proposal which could go into effect in two months. >>> happening today in fresno the epa holds a hearing session on the trump administration's proposal to roll back car mileage standards. as we've been telling you, the proposal would freeze u.s. mileage standards at levels mandated by the obama administration for 2020, instead of letting them rise to 36 miles per ga

. >> you can always get a hold of bigad or anyone, 888-996-tips or logon to our website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> tired of robo calls? so are we, but a real solution could be on the way and soon. i'm consumer investigator chmura, nby first, happening no you could soon get your hands on those best selling items from amazon. you'll have to head to new york city to do so. amazon four star just opened for business in the city soho neighborhood. the one-of-a-kind shop is the company's latest attempt at physical retail. amazon is saying it plans to rotate inventory on a weekly basis as items become more popular or less popular online. more news for you right here when we come back. complaints abl >>> welcome back, everyone. 4:55, nbc bay area responds to complaints about phone scams pretty much all the time, don't you think? >> all of us get those annoying calls almost every day so we asked consumer investigator chris chmura to take a closer look at this growing problem. >> if you think you're getting more robo calls tha

and challenging suspicious logons and account creation . lawmakers are skeptical though and some are calling for talks lead to stricter regulations. for a long time talking about electric cars essentially meant talking about tesla but that's changed you know musk's baby is no longer the only vehicle in the car race competition is revving up china is racing ahead and german car makers also want in on the action early this week to say he's on bailed it's first electric vehicle another german giant say they have new models just waiting in the wings. in the city's hopes this s.u.v. will be its breakthrough into the electric car market a direct challenge to us competitor tesla mercedes says its latest model will cover four hundred kilometers on one charge it's a german car makers first purely electric heater and car nine for the mercedes e. models are expected to follow by twenty twenty two the companies investing over ten billion euros in them knowing it has a lot of catching up to do in the car race. america's tesla holds first place amongst i

control your logon information and keeps you've logged into facebook so an access token is the reason that you don't have to constantly log in every time you go to the app or visit the web site so in these exposed attackers get hypothetic we get into your account and you anything that you could do while you're locked in. the us is going to cause of consulate in the iraqi city of basra citing threats from iran secretary of state mike pompei has blamed iranian backed fighters for recent attacks on the consulate which is inside the city's airport compound he says he'll hold iran directly responsible for any harm to americans or its diplomatic facilities. now as foreign minister says a proposed u.s. middle east security alliance won't be credible because of unresolved regional tension last year egypt saudi arabia the u.a.e. and behind enforced a blockade on copper cutting diplomatic economic and political ties but the country's foreign ministers did meet on the sidelines of the un general assembly. reports from new york. where gathering of gold fry vel's. this is the first time qatar's fo

unworkable it may insist her deal the so-called checkers plan is the only one on the table lawrence lee has logon. if the reason may the british prime minister thought that by coming here and looking european leaders in the eyes she might have more chance of persuading them that her so-called checkers deal was worth thinking about she'll be going home i think really disappointed at the final press conference the head of the european council donald tusk said in no uncertain terms that there was complete unity among the e.u. twenty seven that checkers would not work but only that he said they all had complete faith in michel barnier the european the ghost who the british side doesn't really like and worst of all for the british he poured cold water on the idea that there was definitely going to be especially you summit in the event to hammer out the final terms of brecht's the deal he said that the european twenty seven would go away and decide by their own summit in october which the british are no longer invited to if there was any point having a summit in the vendor. then moment of truth for rev

control your logon information and keeps you've logged into facebook so a massive token is the reason that you don't have to constantly log in every time you go to the app or visit the website so when these exposed attackers could hypothetically get into your account and do anything that you could do while you're locked in. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera to earthquakes followed by a tsunami have devastated the central indonesian island a solo se nearly four hundred people have been killed in the city of power alone rescue workers still haven't been able to reach many areas which are likely to be badly hit in jakarta airport anguished relatives and passengers are still stranded pollo airport is partially reopened but only for humanitarian aid some broke down after not being able to hear about their loved ones the record. that of course my nephew hasn't been found yet and we don't know why he's faking his north korea's foreign minister has accused the u.s. of deepening mistrust between their countries through sanctions were young home made the comments during his address to the

here can logon found is opening an exhibition in hamburg the city of his but it features works by leading nineteenth century painter on samphire and photographs taken by lagerfeld the shad thread is the search for classical beauty. when i just enjoy the idea of classical beauty isn't as subject to changing fashions at least not as much as the concept of beauty in fashion itself is the foundation of everything the form of departure the thing people always return to and the merely reabsorb. just what's wonderful about classical beauty in the us is that it's so short lived quickly it's ephemeral if you mean it's not a permanent state it's kind of what's. recent years of patti's gibby coney was lagerfeld favorite muse even commissioned a sculpture of him. the model seen as della for so much. and linda eventually step also inspired many of his creations but lagerfeld seemed to be especially attached to but east of the subject my muse inspire my work but they're not my life partners and being young and when i was eighteen or nineteen years old he embodied an ideal because you live in a modern.

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you can always contact begad or anyone from the investigative unit, 888-996-tips or if it's easier logon to our website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >>> at 5:58, breaking news we're following this morning, making music, multibillion-dollar deal for streaming service pandora. the new owner and what it means to you. >> new accuser of the additional allegation against brett kavanaugh this morning as a palo alto professor gets ready to testify before congress, where things stand today. >>> and getting hotter, a new first of its kind study out of berkeley overnight. the change researchers say we're having on america's national parks. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> thanks for starting your mop with us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. vianey arana in for mike inouye this morning. starting off with traffic. we'll get to that in a moment first of all, kari, talking about the weather today. cool start. you said it will heeat up. >> it will be a cool start this morning and hot for the inland areas for the afternoon and gets worse toward the middle of the week. live look

control on your logon information and keeps you've logged into facebook so an access token is the reason that you don't have to constantly log in every time you go to the app or visit the web site so if these exposed attackers could have prophetically get into your account and do anything that you could do while you're locked in. educators in morocco are asking what language is more important to be taught in schools some say it's classical arabic while others prefer a more local version the mix of languages is also being blamed in part for high dropout rates and now teachers want the government to make an official decision here morgan has more. the academy here has begun in morocco and students in the capital rabat have returned to school to find words from the moroccan dialect added to their courses the language update is reviving the debate on the status of the main spoken language arabic specifically classic arabic known as first half and the locally spoken arabic known as. the whip. but there is a fee to that is the application of moroccan dialect and teaching at public institutions

to ten million suspicious accounts every week and we're thwarting over half a million accounts from logon to twitter every single day as speaks. castro has been following these hearings for us in washington so how do you do the senators appear satisfied with what big tech companies are doing to counter foreign meddling . fully certainly this is a more positive attitude that the senators have taken while questioning sheryl sandberg and. jack dorsey the see facebook and twitter as especially compared to what mark zuckerberg the founder of facebook had feared had faced that fierce questioning interrogation that lasted three days before congress back in april but today the highlights here from the executives are the progress they have made you just heard twitter's c.e.o. and he took responsibility for the slow this to act back in two thousand and sixteen and in particular facebook is highlighting the actions it's taken in recent months in removing more than six hundred accounts that it said were linked to foreign actors in iran and in russia also improving the transparency of political ads le

a lot of customers said they were unable to logon to their accounts, others complained they could not access flight information. delta said shortly after 9:00 p.m. that the issue was resolved it would work to accommodate passengers affected by the glitch. >>> president trump delivered a rebuke of globalism yesterday saying the united states would protect its national interests and other countries should do the same >> the president today will be back at united nationses in new york he'll have bilateral meetings with japan, with the uk, with israel today we'll see a big speech also from the president. yesterday he had a full-throated denunciation of globalization. the president suggesting that the united states is stronger and wealthier since he came to power two years ago and suggesting that the united states doesn't need to be part of all the multinational organizations that have sprouted up in the post world war ii era because, he said, he's choosing patriotism over globalism. >> america is governed by americans. we reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of pat