they had to add the extra table here right in front of me as each gets a question for mark zuckerburgerday zuckerburg made the rounds in this very building. he met with a number of senators. we hear he is hunkered down preparing for today's testimony and a source at facebook tells me his comments in the prepared remarks and answers to the questions will be really focussed on the idea of accountability, taking responsibility and all the steps that facebook is planning to take to make sure that this kind of thing does not happen again and that the company can better protect users and their data. zuckerburg focuses on the changes to limit the information developers can access, investigating other apps and building better controls to prevent situations like the cambridge analytical scandal. senator john thune, the leader of the commerce committee will be sitting here when the hearing takes place. he said he is really interested in pressing zuckerburg for answers on how he will make sure that this does not happen again. >> i know that there are people who say we have to regulate social med

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. >>> facebook is admitting it's been secretly deleting messages sent by mark zuckerburg. this has been going on for several years with various inboxes. recipients of the messages weren't told. since this, facebook announced it will give users an unsimed option. >>> mark zuckerburg set to testify at the committees of the house and senate. we asked willie brown what advice he would give. >> he should be himself. he should not attempt to be interesting from a political standpoint. he should be teaching a group of people who have no idea what the internet is really about, hour it operates, who controls it or who doesn't. he should simply lay it out. he should be sure he is wearing -- >> in times past, when we have had general counsel of facebook for example testify they seem a little unprepared with basic questions about why didn't it occur to you that ads coming from russia might be a thing? they seemed to say well i don't know, i am just a gc. i hope he is practicing, working with someone to throw questions at him like the ones that he will get so it can be meaningful. >> w

. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerburg will testify. ate judiciary and commerce committees. those committees will hold a joint hearing today. and mark zuckerburg talked about the benefits of facebook and apologizes for not realizing sooner. he says it is clear now that we didn't do enough to prevent these tools from being used for harm. i started facebook, i run it and i am responsible for what happens here. >>> republican senator is chairman of the commerce science and transportation committee. he worked to secure mark zuckerburg's testimony and met with the facebook ceo yesterday. senator, good morning. you met with him yesterday. what did you take away from that meeting? >> i think that what i took away from the meeting is that he wants to take this head on which i think he needs to. facebook has to step up, take responsibility for what happened and tell us what they are going to do in the future to protect user's data and what they are going to do proactively to stop the harmful conduct that now they have had to go back and apologize

there will be public hearings next week mark zuckerburg is going to testify. and what path they decide to follow. i think it is a tipping point in this end. this is the first major breach of an internet giant. yes there was a dustup with google, but in my view there are major issues facebook is willing to comply with. and i think one of the things we are going to watch closely is what do they say about that and how do they respond if this investigation is on to next year it could force the agency's hand. >> in terms of response, they've announced a whole bunch of changes and they will be simplifying their privacy settings although a lot of that was already planned for compliance to clarify the terms of service and explanations but not yet apparently talking about substantially changing those terms. they saw us working with online data brokers and closed a privacy gap in the function allowing the public through finals and i wonder about that sooner and they will be narrowing what data is available with a range of the api. so it seems that they are doing everyth

its embattled c-e-o mark zuckerburg agreeing to >>> took is making headlines tonight. embattled ceo mark zuckerberg agreeing to testify before congress. just as we learn today that the sigh to haven of facebook data by cambridge analytica was far bigger than first announced. tonight facebook says the personal data of up to 87 million people, mostly in the u.s., was improperly shared with cambridge analytica. that's tens of millions more than previously thought. the privacy scandal connected to the 2016 election, a breach of trust. the fallout forcing facebook ceo mark zuckerberg to now testify before congress next week. for the first time today he spoke to reporters by phone. >> it's not enough to just give people a voice. we have to make sure that people are not using that voice to hurt people or to spread disinformation. >> zuckerberg taking full responsibility, saying he's the best person to run his company, trying to reassure users and the company's shareholders. >> we didn't take a broad enough view of what our responsibility is. and that was a huge mistake. it was

. >> the biggest is going to be mark zuckerburg appearance committees.hree he will appear before the joint senate committee judiciary and commerce committees will meet to accommodate. this will be his first testimony in congress. he's a young man relatively, but this is kind of a big deal. then on wednesday he will appear before the house energy and commerce committee, so this is in direct relation to the revelations that th that peopled on facebook o's dataon facebookt he had was shared with cambridge analytics a up to 80 million people need other personal data shared with apolitical research firm with ties to the president. so this is going to be a pretty high wire sort of testimony kind of thing. >> i should note c-span will be covering the testimony and youth can watch live on c-span this week. check our networks for the coverage time. who are you more in this difference being before the committee? >> one of the interesting things will be in the senate house democrats approached some of privacy issues. they like to think that they are in sync with high-tech. it was my accountabil

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facebook chief mark zuckerburg has apologised before congress for a data breach which saw the informationion users improperly shared. five out of the ten most heavily impacted countries were in asia. i spoke to tim dillon, founder and director of tech research asia, about the data breach. those five countries that you mentioned, i think tallyjust over 3.5 million facebook users. there does need to be a degree of perspective on this, i guess, in terms of the impact here. and there area terms of the impact here. and there are a couple of points i would like to make. i guess the first is 3.5 million is a lot, yes, but compared with the 70 odd million in the us it is relatively small. it has had a geographic spread. the interesting thing about this is how this happened in terms of the impact, if you like. so if you look at how this happened, new zealand, the original users of the app that triggered the entire breach, there were actually ten downloads in new zealand. now, that actually impacted just over 63,000 facebook users in new zealand, so there is an exponentially impact from those that

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cases, that's been the of conversation especially in a post cambridge analytical world after mark zuckerburg couple of weeks ago on the hill, there is a lot more increasing privacy practices, possibility of regulatory action from the hill taking it up a notch to some of the agencies that do have some jurisdiction here. you think the risk is but he entire eco-system particularly for the telecom providers who are certainly not immune to this as they move into of a content delivery and digital system? it's interesting. to the last six months of the obama administration, the risk was hat the isps and the telecom carriers were going to be ubject to a much stricter regulatory regime than are the edge providers like facebook and google. is, simplistically, they were going to be subject to an while google ment and facebook would be subject to an opt out requirement. asymmetry would be very, challenging, there was always some interesting that it was actually facebook and google were behind pushing for asymmetry in regulation. once the title 2 was rolled november, 2016, was quently, when title 2 rolle

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we were focussed on ten hours of testimony from mark zuckerburg on capitol hill.flashbacks to microsoft when the doj looked into anticompetitive behavior between microsoft and facebook now? >> very different circumstances and situations. whenever a company gets questioned and particularly if they actually see legislation, sure. i think that gives me some sense of going back in time. i have no idea what is going to happen in this case. will we see legislation? will the ftc which generally regulates privacy step in? will facebook change its behavior the one thing i would hope is that facebook doesn't under respond somehow. i also hope the government doesn't overrespond. >> do you worry that it could create a chilling effect where facebook won't go after the next big ching when it comes to acquisitions and won't continue on the growth path because it will be strangled in part by regulation >> the way i see the world you get these government actions which can change company's behavior and somehow the market as a whole continues to seize new opportunities. so on behalf

and we'll have special coverage of mark zuckerburg's appearance before the senate live from washington. lots of heavy rain moving northwards. that rain is continuing to spread its way into scotland and northern ireland, but further south is drying out now. in london as you can see it is still quite cloudy but soon there will be brighter spells developing across the far south. meantime this rain spreads into scotland, it will become quite patchy there and awesome northern ireland. heavy showers totally across the south—west. as sunshine in the south—east, look at the contrast of the green colours in the north—east of england. temperatures struggling there. it will stay rather damp and perhaps drizzly across those north sea coasts, misty and murky conditions. more rain spreading into east anglia and the midlands by the end of the night and that will continue during wednesday. a lot of cloud across the uk. some rain in those central and southern parts and again still pretty cool along the north sea coasts. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: yulia skripal, who was poisoned with a ner

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as we get down to senators in the pa s i 40sz, i can see snasenators not being happy with mark zuckerb g zuckerburg. >> it's also a way for senators to score some easy political points. >> they have provoked enemies, facebook specifically and i think big tech in general has provoked enemies on both the right and left spectrum for different reasons. there's this kind of sense, i think, on the american right and conservative media, that these are fundamentally outgrowths of america, their position is pro immigrant, they're hostile to the president's agenda and they're viewed as enemy territory. and on the left, there's real, genuine skepticism. he's also going to have to pivot, zuckerberg from addressing these concerns that are coming from these sort of different perspectives. >> you have also made a really good point, which is that this is not a company that's connecting you with your mother, this is a company that has political power here and around the world. >> zuckerberg, i keep thinking about this line that zuckerberg had in one of his interviews where he was talking about the scandal over hate

zuckerburg a quick break here, thanks. >> so that is, of course, mark zuckerberg taking a grilling from the senators all day-long. taking a quick re five-minute break and come back and we'll go back to that testimony. exchanges, heidi, that we saw earlier today between the and zuckerberg. a long day and another ong day in part two of this, but really some interesting things came up as we expected, top of the agenda was of data from cambridge analytica, and the interference of misinformation during the presidential election, mark zuckerberg self-regulation, but lawmakers are wondering how the trusted to do that. let's get straight to washington is all over ang this. interesting issues that came out of the testimony so far? emily: tough questions from some ill informed questions from lawmakers. overall i would say that mark uckerberg was pretty unflustered and fairly straightforward. ishink one of the highlights that he seems very willing to work with lawmakers on of some sort. it will be interesting to see how his statements ultimately case used to make that for regulation. you could see

facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will be on capitol hill next week for two hearing on the way facebook has used data. gottenrs may have information from as many as 87 million facebook users. mr. zuckerburg will appear at the rare senate hearing of the commerce committees and that april 10th.day c-span 3 will have live coverage at 2:15 eastern. then on wednesday, mr. zuckerburg will testify energy and house commerce committee and live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 3. ussteven brill is back with on the washington jurn until and discussthis morning to the latest venture newsguard. journalism toe fight fake news. steven brill, define that term us. fact news. >> guest: well, i our case, what to solve is news that reports to be news that fabricated ors

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