and mark zuckerberg comes out swinging.nvestors scratching their heads over what a donald trump presidency will mean to business. stocks started the week with a rally with enthusiasm for a clinton win and after a one-hour plunge on extended trading, stocks posted equally big gains. the one sector in the red is tech. facebook, amazon, netflix, and google all down. joining us now for an investors od.e, kathy wo holdings aretop facebook, amazon, tesla. why is tech feeling the brunt of this? kathy: i don't think it has to do with that, i think the stocks you featured here have done so well this year, so well in the last few years that once people understood we would see lower tax rates, deregulation, more of a pro cyclical market, i believe we saw a rotation more toward cyclicals and financials that have been held down by the slow growth economy in regulation. i think he was nothing more than that. if trump is going to make america great again, and i do agree with these policies, i think the stocks will have a good run. emily:

what do you make of mark zuckerberg's comments?think zuckerberg is making these comments that are a little bit against the common opinion about facebook. people have these experiences on facebook that affect how they feel about the social network. i feel like i do see fake news in my social network, i do see a lack of stuff from the other side. >> and a lot of people who think the way i do. >> while this might be what they find in their research, the truth of the matter is they need to admit they are a media company to and take responsibility for in-swerve asian -- media distribution. they seem to want to distance themselves from that kind of description of what facebook is, and see themselves as a neutral party. emily: i have this debate earlier this week where i said facebook says an algorithm is making these decisions. users are making these decisions. but humans make that out rhythm. >> absolutely. emily: should facebook take greater responsibility or make changes based on these comments? they said no. ,hat it is user determine

imagine how many companies would love to have mark zuckerberg on their board.what we get and its independent, but also you get amazing guidance and counsel from someone who has been able to build a tremendous company. i think our transition to advertising was an interesting one. i was of the belief if we had fewer advertisers, they would be higher quality and it turned out to be the opposite. if you have more advertisers, you're able to bring in an entire ecosystem where they compete against each other and in an auction you get higher quality advertising. that's at i didn't realize at the time. i was able to learn a lot. emily: you mentioned you meet with mark and john and brendan. how do you see instagram taking advantage of the more futuristic things that facebook is working on like virtual reality? kevin: if our vision is to make you feel like you could travel anywhere in the world in a fraction of a second and experience whatever is happening in the world imagine a day when , you put in a headset and be at a coldplay concert, seeing something happening like

next -- facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg. his new mission in two very different but important areas. >>> plus -- ski season starting in northern california. it's not here in southern nevada just yet but it's getting >>> funeral services held today for gwen ifill. it took place at the church where she had been a long-time she passed away at the age of 61 on monday after a battle with cancer. >>> facebook's score -- ceo mark zuckerberg and world leaders are meeting in peru. about half of the world has no internet either because they have no access to a network, can't afford it or don't >> we can work to get people a voice but we also need to do our part to stop the spread of hate and violence and misinformation. we can build artificial intelligence to fight terrorism. but we also need to make sure that we protect people's privacy. >> mark zuckerberg also told leaders at the summit that his company is taking more measures to deal with deliberately false stories on facebook and the to detect and classify misinformation and to mak

ceo mark zuckerberg wrote, more than 99% of what people see is authentic.s it extremely unlikely hoaxes changed the outcome of this election. it has been a very painful election for many people. on the other side, there's twitter, this week enabling users to filter out abusive content, but also choosing to suspend a handful of accounts promoting the alt right, a group tied to white supremacists and support for donald trump, which leaves us with the debate of who is doing this right. sarah frier and eric newcomer are here along with tom metcalf. we've come a long way in just a week. you have mark zuckerberg denying facebook had anything to do with the outcome. you have president obama talking about fake news running rampant on the site. sarah, is there any indication from what you are hearing that mark zuckerberg is changing his mind? sarah: i think zuckerberg is going to want to do what is best for the user experience. in the past, they've pulled their users and the users don't like being misled. even if it is 1% of the news that is fake, and some people su

facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is promising new action after an uproar over fake news stories on the >>> the news at 5:30 starts now. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is promising action on the social network. >> critics say the stories may have played a role in the election. rick boone with how the site is about to change. rick? >> reporter: i'll try to break down real details in the fake news stories popping up on facebook. the ceo, mark zuckerberg, there is only a small percentage of actual fake news stories on his website. >> we have to do to stop the spread of hate, violence, and misinformation. >> while taking part in a summit in peru, he pushes to halt fake news popping up on his site. he revealed a new approach, including warning labels on any questionable story being posted. a simple process to flag fake news and third party fact checkers. >> it helps some people and hurts others. >> facebook has been under heavy criticism for fake news articles. here's one example. isis oil king paid off hillary clinton. pope francis endorses trump. even with facebook's effort to rid itself of

ceo, mark zuckerberg says only a small percentage of fake news on the website. but he says that's enough for him to order an overhaul of how facebook does business. >> in wake of the election, facebook fake news problem has drawn national attention. headlines like this. isis oil king paid off hillary clinton. pope francis endorses trump. causing serious concerns. >> we have a fundamental choice in how we choose to address this inequality. >> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg installing blockers in the surge of false stories. new tools in the classified materials. creating warning labels on the questionable stories. reorganizing the advertising policy attached to fake news. >> typically they would run on the web and there would be links on facebook and twitter. >> media company say a host of writers like paul horner is the mastermind behind his fake new frenzy. >> admitted to the "wall street journal" or the "washington post" he created the fake stories. >> experts say even though the info is false writers still aren't breaking the law. >> experts say you can fight ba

mark zuckerberg has dismissed those claims.ught up with venture capitalist jennifer fonstad, co-founder of aspect ventures and sarah frier, who covers social media for bloomberg television. >> twitter has, in the run-up to the election understood that there has been a dramatic increase in hateful conduct on their site. their anti-defamation league has run studies. there has been an increase in white supremacists, anti-semitic. those kind of commentaries. emily: as a result of donald trump? >> held up by the excitement over the election. not necessarily endorsed by trump but definitely they have found a way to rally around the election. and so the company was already working on tools to current harassment in light of that, and i think that the news they released earlier this week about some of the more stringent rules are going to be in place, better reporting tools people will have, and now they are showing they can actually take action. this is something they have come under fire for in the past and in light of the election, t

imagine how many companies would want mark zuckerberg on their board. that is what we get. independent but you also get amazing guidance and counsel from someone that has been able to build a tremendous company. i think the transition to advertising was an interesting one. i was of the belief that if we had a few more advertisers they would be higher quality and it turned out to be the opposite. if you have more advertisers and are able to bring in an entire ecosystem where they compete against each other, you actually get higher-quality advertisements. that is something i did not realize at the time. i remember him saying he felt the same way but it turns out there's another thing. i was able to learn a lot. emily: dimension you meet with mark and brendan. how do you see instagram taking advantage of some of the more futuristic things facebook is working on like virtual reality? make: if our vision is to you feel you can travel anywhere in the world and experience whatever's happening, imagine a day when you can that on a headset and be at a coldplay concert, seeing someth

mark zuckerberg changing his tone from the initial response in the aftermath of the election. >> the idea that fake news on facebook of which -- it's a very small amount of the content, influenced the election in any way, i think is a crazy idea. >> reporter: now the 32-year- old founder and ceo changing his tone about the issue. writing in a post, we have been working on this problem for a seriously. in an unusual move, mark zuckerberg detailed facebook's new plan to crack down on misinformation online. saying the company will improve misinformation detection, make flagging fake news easier, use third party fact-checking and potentially label stories as false. this week, facebook banned fake news websites from buying advertising. the new strategies come after a buzzfeed news investigation found that fake news on facebook generated more clicks traditional news outlets in the final three months of the presidential race. but experts say it may not be enough. >> ultimately, we have to move past the band-aid solutions i think to a greater reenvisioning of what facebook is. >> reporter: m

suggested earlier this week that jack dorsey is taking a more clinical sense and we are seeing mark zuckerberga political. sarah: zuckerberg, it is important to them personally to appear unbiased. tosaw how facebook reacted the dispute earlier this year around trending topics what it was reported there might be liberal bias in the story selected to be trending. facebook almost overreacted to that. they fired an editor, they invited conservatives to headquarters to learn more about the newsfeed. this is a very tricky place for zuckerberg to be in. it is not want to be the arbiter of truth. he does not even want to block biased opinion mongering news, opinion masquerading as news. those will be the most difficult articles for facebook to try and restrict. could be easy, but those kind of things that are trying to persuade people are on to be harder. this is bloomberg. jennifer -- emily: jennifer, do you think they needed take an active role in curating? neverer: facebook has promoted itself as a new site. i think putting that responsibility on them from a human editing perspective raises their l

where we are seeing mark zuckerberg be much more apolitical. >> zuckerberg, it's important to him personallyo appear unbiased. we saw how facebook reacted to the dispute earlier this year around trending topics, when gizmoto reported that there may be liberal biases in the stories they selected to be trending. facebook almost over reacted to that. they fired the human editors, they invited conservatives to headquarters to speak with zuckerberg and learn more about how newsfeed works. this is a very tricky place for zuckerberg to be in. he does not want to be the arbiter of truth. he doesn't even want to block biased opinionmongering news, opinion masquerading as news. those will be the most difficult articles for facebook to try to restrict. fake news could be easy. those kind of things that are trying to persuade people are going to be a lot harder. emily: do you think facebook needs to take greater responsibility to add more human editors, human curators of news, like yahoo! news did back in the day? >> i think facebook has never characterized themselves as a news site. it never characteri

ceo mark zuckerberg is changing his position.azy to play a role in the election. we have samuel with us for the latest. how is the company planning to filter out the fake stories or fake news? >> reporter: good morning, christine. this is an aboutface for facebook. at first, mark zuckerberg was dismissing all of the talk of fake news. saying it is 1% of the content we see on the platform. now he is under so much pressure, not just from the media you and i talking about this, but users wondering what is facebook going to do and the pressure on the stock price. a lot of tech companies suffered since donald trump won the election. now all of a sudden he has come out with a post and has three ideas he shared on his facebook page about what facebook can do. this is unprecedented. usually facebook doesn't share plans. they announce once they are done. he is saying facebook is working on a stronger detection system. maybe using artificial intelligence of what is fake before users report fake news. also, allowing users an easy system for

mark zuckerberg has dismissed those claims.oining me, the cofounder of aztec centers, and sarah frier, who cover social media companies tech." omberg let's start with the banning of white supremacist accounts from twitter. how connected is this to the election of donald trump? sarah: twitter in the run-up to the election has understood that there has been a dramatic increase in hateful conduct on their sites. the anti-defamation league s run studies. there has been an increase in white supremacist, anti-semitic, those commentaries, as a result of the excitement over the election. not necessarily endorsed by trump, but they have found a way to rally around the election. and so the company was already working on tools to curb harassment in light of that, and i think that the news they released earlier this week about some of the more stringent rules that are going to be in place, the better reporting tools people will have, and now they are showing they can actually take action. this is something they have come under fire for in

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in two recent postings, mark zuckerberg responded to the controversy over fake news spreading on facebook.but both were deleted for a time on tuesday. a facebook spokesperson says a zuckerberg to be "removed by mistake." still ahead on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:hitting the ice! when you can take the kids-- downtown for some ?free skating! plus: christmas in the big apple. your ?first look at tonight's annual christmas in rockefeller center event! the perform-- and ?where you can see all the action! more live and taking a live look outside... new york city's rockefeller plaza-- gets decked out for the holidays tonight! the kicks off tonight at 7 p-m. you'll check out performances by tony bennett, neil diamond and josh groban... plus celebrity surprises and of course the lighting of one of the most famous christmas trees in the world. you can watch it tonight... right here on today's tmj4. rockefeller center is home to a huge ice rink over the holiday season.... and if you're looking to lace up your skates and hit the ice in downtown milwaukee, you're going to have to wait a little longe

have seen >> maybe not mark zuckerberg per se. but leaders within the company should have been paying more attention to what was showing up in people's news feeds for sure. >> cherica duncan reporting there. >> critics say it is unrealistic for everyone to fact check all the news on their feeds. really it is up to the distributer in this case, facebook to step in. where you live now your cleveland 19 news first alert forecast. >> jeff: all right. a little action showing up on the 7-day forecast as you might expect this time of year. tomorrow we've got rain developing during the afternoon. dry for the most part in the morning. we will become cloudy. if we can get enough sunshine in the morning we will warm to 47. we have milder air coming in. there's a better opportunity of showers tomorrow night with this what we are seeing right now. on thanksgiving here a lot of cloud cover. we will see light rain early in the morning followed by some drizzle. it will be one of those days on thanksgiving. not the best of days. we are up to 46 he

mark zuckerberg said it was a pretty crazy idea that facebook helped donald trump win. that's gotten flashback from renegade facebook employees who formed a task force to battle fake news. what's crazy is for zuckerberg to come out and dismiss it like that when he knows and those of us at the company know that fake news ran wild on our platform during the entire season. yesterday facebook declared a policy that fake news sites aren't allowed on its advertising network saying our team will closely vet all prospective publishers to ensure compliance. zuckerberg wrote over the weekend, i believe we must be extremely cautious about becoming arbiters of truth ourselves. joining me now, former facebook employee antonio garcia martinez, facebook's first product manager for ad targeting. also author of the book "chaos monkeys, obscene fortune and random failure in silicon valley." you guys saw this developing. what did it look from the inside? what were the concerns as you watched this new kind of genre of viral totally fabricated stories go wild through the facebook platform? >

. >> earlier today mark zuckerberg spoke at the conference and urnled world leaders to do more to make internet access more accessible. will carr reports. >> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg said they're weeding out homes and other information after facing criticism for run-up to the presidential election. >> we have a fundamental choice in how we chose to at dress the inequality. >> addressing the cooperation summit in peru the role of special immediate what and election and responsible of such sight have in ensuring ak sit and fairness in the iptet net. >> we can work to give p.m. a voice but do our part to stop the spread of and miss information. we can build ort facial intelligence to fight terrorism and but we also need to make sure we protect people's privacy. >> duckierburg urged world leaders to help the company get more people online saying it will help reduce income and we quality and raise living standard. >> if you take a country that has half the population connectsed and connect the other happen you can increase gdp as much as ten points. >> and new post zuckerberg attack aga

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and so, what do you think that mark zuckerberg said that would make it more reliable?ith, if you want to go to facebook, you can download the po post, and that post is going to be used to what posts are distributed on the platform. one thing that is a departure of facebook's policy is looking at the sort of the authoritative ness of the source, and if it is comes from a respected source like new york times ranked above a random blog. and this is novel to the fake news, but this is a hard problem, but it is a solvable problem. when i was at facebook, we policed the ads and you just get the nonquality stuff off. >> and how did you detect and police them? what is the tactic? >>le with, you can enlist the user base as the workforce, and again, believe it or not, when you x out the posts or the ads, it will be used by machine learning code to trace what is bad content, and small human element that gets generate and that gets rid of it, and that is it. >> and artificial intelligence and you brought up machine learning. >> yes, and always a huemon in the loop, and detecting t

we heard from mark zuckerberg that he dismissed concerns about the bubbles or so-called echo chambers where a person's viewpoint is reinforced instead of challenged on social media. what is your take on this? >> thank you for having me on the program. filters definitely has that allow people to see more of the content they agree with than the content they do not agree with. facebook has a financial thatest in getting views are confirmatory and optimistic because that is what makes people stay on their website and continue clicking. much effect that , there have been studies come including studies by facebook that show the effect exists and is even substantial in some cases, talking about 4% in terms of inclination to vote. while there has been well ias to only look at peers that are confirmatory, facebook is actively feeding this bias and causing an exponential commencing a leading affect where users get polarized. >> isn't this dangerous for national discourse? >> even greater than just because of that. in my recent study looking at mainstream media versus hyper , it was shown that a

in a facebook post saturday mark zuckerberg wrote, we have always launched work in order to flag hoaxes and fake news. there is more we can do. we have made progress and we will continue to work on this to improve further.>>> san jose mayor will be at the white house today to attend a summit on homelessness. they are participating in an event organized by first lady michelle obama to end homelessness among veterans. vice president joe biden will be there along with more than 800 city and county officials.>>> three members of the bay area youth program aimed to help young woman of color and also been invited to the white house. they will speak at a forum on women's leadership tomorrow. the three girls are from young women freedom center in san francisco. a leader in advocacy group for young women of color knitting a property -- living in poverty focusing on criminal justice. >>> the 49ers promised improvement, they battled back after a 14-0. cardinals have four turnovers including this one in the fourth quarter. carson palmer was intercepted setting up the strife colin kaepernick ran in

changes. >> and plus your back to work jc: checking the economy, a stock market surprise for mark zuckerberg. the facebook founder losing $3 billion in one day. the company's share price dropped 5.5% yesterday. this happened after zuckerberg told investors that advertising revenue could meaningfully slow. ben: meaningfully slow. interesting. the iphone 7 launch got a lot of headlines but android is still king of global smartphone sales. a report out today says 9 of 10 smartphones that shipped in the last quarter ran android, system. 328 million android phones were sold, dwarfing the 45 million iphones bought during the same quarter. industry analysts say android's pick-up is partially due to blackberry's decision to stop making its own smartphones. jc: the center five at 5:30 p.m. -- uncovered by five investigates. on the clock, but still at home. what cameras captured during a lengthy investigation. ben: to help others. every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to charter

mark zuckerberg came out and said, no, 99% -- in fact, i'll show you the statement he put out.is real. well, we couldn't get away with having 1% of what we do not real so a lot of people saying, 1% of what facebook puts on is a lot of stuff. facebook and google can't keep fake stuff from going up but saying if you're a fake news site, you can't use google or facebook's advertising service, which is what the internet uses to advertise. basically choking them off financially. it's not lucrative if you can't make money on it. >> the task force called out mark zuckerberg, the unofficial task force. why are they calling him out already? >> they're meeting in private. they're a group of facebook employees who say that, yes, they did know that facebook was putting things up there that they shouldn't. yes, it can be stopped. in fact, it's not hard to find the algorithm ims that can figure out news is fake and facebook should take a position on it. mark zuckerberg said thash curating this open space where anybody could say anything and they're not editorial people. these staffers are sa

let's check with mark zuckerberg actually had to say. : personally, i think the ona that in a fake news facebook -- it is a very small --unt of the content influenced the election in any way is a crazy idea. cory: i don't imagine him telling advertisers that the advertising is very little impact and nobody actually pays attention to it. david: yeah, but, it is a matter of the percentage of new stories was less than 1%. i think it is interesting to ask yourself -- ok, if facebook were the arbiter of truth, how do they do that? truth is a very hard thing to define. you know how much fact checking it would take to ensure it was true? like three days worth. it is not easy. i don't deny that facebook have to do much better. i think they are taking this whole thing greatly seriously. they are somewhat taken aback by the pushback they are getting and they are working to figure out how they should respond because they feel they have to do more. i think zuckerberg's note over the weekend shows that. cory: in the new york times suggests it was not

founder and ceo mark zuckerberg is devising a plan to keep phone yo news stories off face book feeds. after the presidential election, critics say the plan is too little, too late. they also say, decisions facebook made months ago might have made the problem worse. the facebook ceo told global leaders in peru he wants to connect the world. >> you can take any system in the word and make it much, much better than it is today. >> reporter: as he demonstrated virtual reality to peru's president he was forced to deal with the more trubing reality back at home. the seemingly unchecked proliferation of fake news on a facebook representative addressed the controversy monday. >> the amount of news that is on the site as you would call it fake news is very small. we are not satisfied with that. >> reporter: zuckerberg outlined seven ways the social media giant hopes to detection measures, third party verification by fact checking organizations and possibly adding warnings, flagging false stories by third parties or the facebook community. proposed fixes are too little too late. >> i think as a

. >> mark zuckerberg responds to the allegation that facebook may have swayed the election. >> let's check in with raphael miranda. happy friday. >> happy veterans good morning. we're tracking finally wet weather returning to the northwest. quiet across much of the rest of the country. dry for now in places like seattle and portland, down to medford. rain moves in later this evening. across the northeast, it's breezy. expngt wind-related delays by the end of the day. yesterday, but still sunny witi temperatures in the low 80s. and that's a look at your friday forecast. back to you. >> thanks very much. just ahead, the nba champion cleveland cavaliers going to washington. >>> plus, details on donald trump's potential cabinet picks after he's repeatedly promised to, quote, drain the swamp. all that back in two. ing lien te strength to outrun her brother. thanks for giving victor the energy to be the rowdiest fan. and joseph, the ability to see monsters. when you choose walgreens, you choose to make a difference... like how every vitamin and flu shot you get at walgreens helps give life

mark zuckerberg is promising toned the surge of fake news on facebook.he is vouing to weed out phony stories which exploded in the run-up to last week like "pope francis backs donald trump," something the pope never said, publically at least. zuckerberg said it's extremely unlikely such stories changed the outcome of the election, but he doesn't want them on his site. >>> major car makers might turn out electric vehicles in great numbers. a report in a leading german newspaper said bmw is planning to boost the sales ofç electri cars by 2/3 in 2017 to 100,000 because battery strength and performance improved so much. bmw only sold 1,000 models. >>. >> what's the most awkward thing about taking mass transit? coming up, you will not only find out, but the bay area transit agency trying to help alleviate the problem. >>> one year later, a cal state long beach student who was the only american killed in the paris attacks is being remembered. we link the story to our facebook page. >>> a football coach being honored for his historic 1963 season. read about it

mark zuckerberg, the founder of facebook, they said he was dead. the title on his recommending mark zuckerberg. users tweeted about the mass facebook deaths. a spokesperson said that the message was simply a bug and that accounts were not compromised. >> tia: social media. right? well instagram is testing a live video feature to compete with youtube, snap chat and all the others. its c.e.o. said the photo sharing platform will soon let you stream video to the entire world. or, perhaps just your friends in in russia. no word when this will go live in the u.s. >>> watching video on your phone won't gobble up as much data next year if you are an at&t user. videos also won't look as good. the cell phone provider is introducing stream saver which will, by default, play lower band-width videos when they are available. users who want full h.d. will be able to disable that function. >>> straight ahead on cleveland 19 news, i'm getting answers now about how you should be teachin i'll let you know how early you can start to teach them how to budget. sam? >>

we will see mark zuckerberg's a public making it first company coming to fruition. hillary clinton beats donald trump with independence in a new bloomberg poll. we dig in how important independence will be in this election. scarlet: as we head toward the close, you have the s&p and the dow and the nasdaq all over right now. 500, this is the seventh straight day of declines. let's go live now to the nasdaq were abigail doolittle has more. abigail: it has been another volatile day for the nasdaq. the index is up ever so slightly this morning. the fact that the low is down 1% closer to the lows right now and similar to the s&p 500 on pace for its seventh decline in a row, the longest losing streak since april 2011. for most of the day, dragging some of the big stocks. report after the close. this is the last of the reports for the earnings season. looking for adjusted earnings on since $1 billion of revenue and bloomberg intelligence analyst says one of the upsides here is the fact that histogram is ahead of schedule. on the other side, a possible downside is the fact

mark zuckerberg saying we're not a media company.oing to curate, sensor or change anything. we're a technology content company, a technology sharing platform at heart. one commenter pushed back and said, guys, you're sharing tons of news. you're making it possible. he said that's actually not our responsibility. >> hold on a second. it's literally called a news feed. >> correct. >> but they're not a news orgz wrag. >> they say they don't create the content. it's about who you follow, engage with, and connect with. content is not as much of a priority for them. we see a lot of pushback, and some academics and analysts are telling me, look, what we can do is counter it with more truth. and more corrections, but oftentimes, you see with the fake news headlines, the truth and corrections do come, of course, they're there, but they don't get as much traction. so that's the technological issue that facebook really is coming up against right now. >> then maybe mark zuckerberg should consider renaming the news feed, the just stuff out there

. >>> just ahead, mark zuckerberg responds to growing criticism that facebook may have swayed the election>>> but first, a chilly weekend for most of us. >> happy veterans day. quiet out there. high pressure in control. hard to find any rain on the map. it gets windy throughout the day about in the northeast. you will need the winter coats by later on this evening. temperatures in the 50s and winds gusting over 40 miles per hour. also chilly in the midwest. tracking rain eventually into the pacific northwest. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now a closer look at your day ahead. lots of sunshine, but chilly and eventually windy by the end of the afternoon. temperatures near 60 in new york city, much cooler in the midwest today. no more 60s in chicago. 50 and sunshine, rapid city looking good, 59 and also pretty sunny. and that is a look at your veterans day forecast. >>> just ahead, the nba champion cleveland cavaliers go to washington. sfwr >>> plus details on donald trump's cabinet picks after he's promised to drain the swamp. repeatedly quoted as saying drain the swamp.

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nicole: mark zuckerberg facing charges ha he -- that it influenced the election.mark zuckerberg said big news was a small amount of the content and there was misinformation posted about both candidates. he also said that there was plenty of real news on that site and it's up to users to assess that. lauren: tim cook is calling for unity and asking employees to move forward in a memo obtained by buzz feed, cook acknowledge that had the election produced strong feelings but he said the company will not change its policies or its commitments, he did acknowledge there will be uncertainties going forward. trump has cede he would force appear toll manufacturer products in the u.s. but positive for apple will be repatrioting profits, right, nicole in. nicole: in sports baltimore ravens scored 25 unanswered points to roll over cleveland browns in a traditionally rivalry, well, that now heads to the football field. we have all the highlights and then there is this. ♪ ♪ ♪ nicole: song writer dies at the age of 82, we will have that story. ♪ [vo] is it a force of nature? or

coming up, mark zuckerberg addresses concerns that facebook impacted the presidential race. >>> and later, donald trump has a message for any supporters out there carrying out violence in his name. >>> a homicide investigation underway in san jose. this is the city's 45th killing this year. police say a man has been found dead. identity not released. the investigation began this afternoon when officers were called to peppermint drive. police say they found a body but no sign the killing actually happened there. no suspects have been identified. >>> new at i eleven, schools are holding an event called everyone belongs here after a racist graffiti was found last week. the event is set for tomorrow morning. community leaders will reassure them everyone is welcome. in addition to the graffiti on friday there are reports of racist behavior as well. >>> turning to the forecast, changes ahead for the workweek, talking about rain, cooler temperatures on the way. anthony slaughter is joining us and he's been tracking the conditions and a big move. >> we saw clear skies throughout the day today. i

when is mark zuckerberg going to admit that he runs a very important media company and try to have somelance of editorial standards? >> he certainly has denied that ever since facebook started. now, the thing about hiring a news editor. i'm a little bit hesitant on that because i don't know if you can hire somebody fair enough for the job, especially when some fake news stories are only partially fake to benefit one party over another. that is sort of a tricky line in the sand that you're going to have to navigate there. >> you would certainly need more than one person. thanks very much for joining us this sunday. >> thank you. >>> fake news is not an abstruct problem. receiving death threats after facebook, twitter and reddit carried rumors that the pizza joint used underground tunnels led by hillary clinton and her campaign chief john podesta. >> it is all a lie. the owner says the restaurant does not even have a basement. >> james who supported hillary but has never met her told "the new york times" this is a fabricated conspiracy theory and contacted local police and the fbi. but st

mark zuckerberg said, you know, basically, i don't think this affected the election.hey are doing to combat this. >> he is shifting his tone, recognizing this is a national conversation in media and tech circles. here is what he said. he says the problems here are complex. that's true. he says technically and philosophically. the percentage of information on facebook is relatively small, we have much work ahead on the road map. a number of things facebook can do to make the hoax stories show up on your facebook time line and the real news show up higher. this isn't about making the fake news go away. people can post whatever they want. when you are on facebook and scrolling through the news feed, you are less likely to be tricked. >> 20 seconds left. how do you know if it's real or not? >> go to credible news sources. cnn has to do a better job combatting it. find credible, "reliable sources." and being skeptical overall. >> sources have never been more important. >> it's getting more and more important. >>> meet the woman who "time" magazine dubbed the most powerful