. >>> plus, meta shares have been a rocketship this year, second best in the s&p 500. trailing only nvidia we'll look at the stock and the company as a "wall street journal" article makes some unpleasant allegations >>> but first, let's get a check on the markets which are close to session highs we were briefly green on the dow earlier. down 48 points right now the s&p is down 2. the nasdaq, it's up 25 and shares of amazon are higher as online black friday sales jumped and beat estimates according to adobe shares are on pace for their highest close in a year and a half speaking of amazon, its deal to buy i-robot is being questioned by european regulators the ec saying the deal could restrict competition for vacuum cleaners i-robot down 18% on that news. just under $34 a share >> and as shipping and inflation shopping and inflation are top of mind, shipping too, president biden is about to speak at the white house. he is expected to discuss ways to improve the supply chain and lower costs for consumers. let's bring in eamon javers now for more what triggered this speech

this morning, social media giant meta owner of facebook and instagram is accused of violating federal laws on children's privacy. a lawsuit now claims 1.1 million kids under age 13 have signed up for instagram since 2019, despite a policy banning kids under 13. and the lawsuit claims knowledge of those accounts is an open secret that is routinely documented at meta. >> according to the complaint by multiple states, meta not only knew too that they were recording information and tracking children under the age of 13, but after parents complained, they still did little to nothing about it. >> the legal complaint filed by attorneys general in 33 states alleges instagram coveted and pursued users who were under 13 without parental permission. disabled only a fraction of those under age accounts. in response, meta tells abc news, we have measures in place to remove these accounts when we identify them. however for verifying the age of people online is a complex industry challenge, and the allegations are part of a larger lawsuit filed last month claiming meta knowingly used features on ins

and so far they just can't trust meta. >> let's name names. mark zuckerberg, he has young kids, lives on the peninsula. any public response from him? >> not really. he has sort of taken the company line in saying, look, we have things in place for parents. we have things in place to keep 13-year-olds and understands out. but it really is up to the parents. i remember when my oldest turned 13 and wanted to go on facebook. we made sure all the -- >> you did all the blocks. >> exactly. and all of that. on its own, facebook isn't going to take care of your kids. you have to do it yourself. zuckerberg is not doing enough obviously to assuage 33 attorneys general. so he needs to do more. the company needs to do more. i think that's what this lawsuit aims to accomplish. >> we'll see where it goes. thank you, scott. >>> let's talk about our weather on this monday. it is chilly, and it's actually getting chillier. a live look now at the bay bridge. we're talking about the possibility of freezing temperatures and more frost. take a look at this photo po

we are grateful so many states have stepped up to hold facebook and meta the task. i want us to return to december 21. chairman blumenthal mentioned this. he and i at the senate commerce consumer protection subcommittee that we lead had mr. mu syrian front of us. and you were consulting for instagram at that time, correct? >> what is the date again? sen. blackburn: december 21. >> i had left at that point. sen. blackburn: and a few months earlier you sent him two emails that talked about youth harms on the platform, correct? >> correct. sen. blackburn: i'm going to quote you some things from his testimony. he said "we care deeply about the teens on instagram, which is why we research complex issues like weighing and social comparison and make changes. do you agree with that characterization? >> i agree that they make research. i don't agree that they make changes. sen. blackburn: so they take no action. he also said, "we don't allow people to bully or harass other people on instagram, and have rules in place that prohibit this type of conduct. we have also built too

meta is thinking about if too .ok parent announce ago new policy aimed at curbing election misinformation. meta had a great year and up another third of a percent. on january 1, advertisers on facebook and instagram will be required to disclose when ai or other digital meths have been used to -- methods used to create, alter images or manipulate voices in election related advertisements. under meta's new policy, when users click on ads labels cassioppi no, ma'aming the use of -- acknowledging the use of ai appears on user's screens. how effective is this going to be in stopping fakery design to trick voters. gary v. was an early expert in facebook, twitter, and tumblr. they say they'll put a stamp on the fakery, like a label or water mark. is that enough to pull back this massive tide that we saw in the last election cycle of misinformation? >> it's a super challenging question, because i think the reality is that humans are incredibly passionate on not being accountable. liz: well, couldn't be more right about that

the ceos of meta, x, snap, discord.moned by the senate judiciary committee to testify on a hearing of child exploitation that has been given a date of january. this comes a few weeks after meta was sued by california and more than 30 states over claims that the social media platforms exploit youth for profit and feed them harmful content. we will have this discussion . this, no matter where you see the lawsuits coming from, from families or ultimately ag's, from a federal level, all of them, are they likely to disrupt the business models of these companies enough that we do see greater protection in whatever guise that you might want to see it happen? internally working at the company or externally using their products? >> what we are seeing is that we are at an inflection point, which is what you described. whether it is research that has been done by whistleblowers, researchers themselves, the lawsuits from ag's, parents, school districts, we are seeing an overwhelming support for these platforms to take on much more

. >> new allegations against meta. up next, a social media company now being accused of deliberately trying to hook underage users. >> it's been sailing for bay area airports, but not so smooth for others. back east, a look at the winter weather impacting holiday travel for millions across the country. plus. reunion within a premier who is at the first screening of beyonce's pope went to rome hospital after experiencing breathing issues. he underwent a ct scan that ruled out pneumonia. the flu was a concern because part of the pope's lung was removed when he was a young man in argentina. >> time now is 513. the accusations this morning against the parent company of facebook and instagram. a new lawsuit alleges menlo park based meta tags targeted children for their data and violation of federal law. and the company's own policies. abc news reporter andrea fujii explains the newly unsealed court documents and meta's response. >> this morning, social media giant meta owner of facebook and instagram is accused of violating

what is meta saying about the allegations? >> they sent a statement verifying people's ages is a complex industry challenge. adding that the company has spent a decade working on these issues and hired people who have dedicated their careers to helping keep young people safe online. it also has supported federal legislation it says that would require teens under 16 to get parental approval to download apps. a spokesperson wrote in a statement, quote, we want teens to have safe, age-appropriate experiences online, and we have over 30 tools to support them and their parents. the complaint mischaracterizes our work using selective quotes and cherry-picked documents. now coming up at 5:30, you'll hear more from the attorney general, his response to that meta statement, and also from a cal state east bay professor on why he thinks this is proof we all need control over how our data is handled. >> okay. a lot of parents are definitely going to want to student. appreciate it. >>> i want to take you overseas now. it is day four of emo

meta, we understand, does not sell their vr equipment in china. ed: hey i will be a talking point -- ai will be a talking point. the background you have u.s. technology export curves on ships to china directly impacting the ai supply chain. a big week ahead. caroline: i am sure it feels pretty busy where you are. coming up, growing concerns at foxconn that cells may drop -- that sales may drop. a look at that. and some movers. ed: tesla down 24% in this session. all kinds of material weakness and accounting issues, revenues missing estimates and behind schedule on delivering contract manufactured ev's. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ ed: time for talking tech. southeast asia's biggest internet company seeing profit loss, posting a net loss of 140 $9 million compared with a profit of $322 million the previous quarter. they have been pressured by macro conditions in the region and intense competition. snap is taking up with amazon to let users shop for products the rackley from ads on snapchat, shares rising after the information reported that a d

the troubling new details in the lawsuit against meta, and california's attorney general speak out. > big scene on the small world ride, the big commotion that left a lot of families at disneyland upset and one guy under arrest. >>> it's dry on storm >>> we have new details on the identities of two family members swept out to sea saturday on martins beach near half moon bay. crews rescued one woman who died in the hospital. they were searching for the grandfather, he's been identify, he's from houston. >>> new details about a lawsuit against meta. the attorneys general from 33 states, including california, are suing saying instagram and facebook are harming kids and teenagers. among the accusations, meta didn't do enough to keep kids under 13 off the platform and is illegally collecting data from the kids. and said its platforms were safe while having internal data about the harm. zuckerberg the ban on plastic surgery despite showing it could harm people's mental health. >> adults at one of the richest companies the world has seen are talking about harm to kids, my kids, your kids, th

ted cruz wrote to the owners of technology companies such as meta x and tik tok. and they were asked to send them the process of modifying the contents related to palestine and that the contents that are in favor of the zionist regime should not be removed. thank you very much ms. sharifi, we bid you farewell, mr. elmia , several reports have been received, and according to those reports, we are fighting a full-fledged combined war on the issue. we are facing palestine, which means that we are experiencing a military and field war , a tactical war, a media war in different land, sea and air fields, all of these are happening side by side, but the remarkable thing is that it is much less . it has been noticed that there is a war of the western hebrew media empire against the resistance front that is happening . what is the attitude of the american zionist media from the storm of al-aqsad until now and what is the analysis of your excellency? they are about to open the distribution show, i think it would be better if you check a few tv channels, now i'll tell you ab

meta is benefiting as well this is obviously something, as i said, that speaks strongly to microsoft, and it's a reminder what this year has been about, what this year has been about with generative ai and the contribution it's had to the overall market it's the reason why the nasdaq 100 today is at its highest level for the year on an interday basis. >> they have 49% of openai, which was said to be valued at $86 billion. what's it worth now? you can't answer the question anymore, because you don't know with the chaos and the so-called brain drain and all of this turmoil. so what is that interest really worth? is this a world series of poker move for the ages? we view microsoft now even in a stronger position from an ai perspective with altman and brockman at microsoft running ai >> i completely agree with that, and i think the interesting thing about it is, look, they were thinking of selling shares in october, a lot of employee shares were going to be sold valuation, $86 billion, so obviously i think the company right now is in -- i don't want to use the word perilous, but in an inj

people are asking, and it is notjust meta, it is all of the platforms out there.ttle through some of these other stories, and this one in the wall streetjournal grabs my wall street journal grabs my attention. i wall streetjournal grabs my attention. i will be dry these ai systems? web read the energy for its? it reminds me of the story we had recently about bitcoin mining and the amount of energy it was soaking up. —— how will we drive these ai systems? what they were saying in the article is that some of these ai companies with such a thirst for energy will be looking at alternative energy sources. you might die like this article because there are many in a furtive and positive use as intelligence. the problem is that data centres are critical infra structure that underpins artificial intelligence and they are energy intensive. —— many innovative and positive. so we need to meet the demands of the ai requires. it centres are estimated to account for about 1% of global energy use which is a lot, and as this increases, this increased use of generative ai could con

meta says its work in this area is ongoing. zoe kleinman, bbc news.d across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a murder investigation has been launched after a 15—year—old boy was stabbed near a school in leeds. emergency services were called to town street in horsfoth, near st margaret's primary school, just before three o'clock this afternoon. the boy, a former student at nearby horsfoth school, later died in hospital. police say two teenage boys have been arrested in connection with the incident. at the covid inquiry, lord udny—lister, a former chief of staff to boris johnson, confirmed that early in the pandemic, the then prime minister offered to be injected with covid—i9 on television to "demonstrate to the public that it did not pose a threat". the family of captain sir tom moore have lost their planning application appeal, meaning they have to demolish an unauthorised spa building in their garden. hundreds of people have attended a memorial service for bbc news presenter george alagiah, who died injuly. col

that's the person who handles the the relationships with israel in tel aviv. from the meta team, just an interesting piece of information. now let's talk about the comments specifically, so what they're saying is that normally meta only begins to hide hateful comments when its systems are 80% certain that these comments are qualify as hateful comments. so what happens later is that because of the continued posting and talking about the issue. meta increased its filters to hide comments where it's 60% sure that they qualify as hateful comments removing them, then what they say is that they reduced the threshold, so initially it's 80%, then because of the crisis it's 60%, and now only lowering the bar to hide comment from users in palestinian territories only, if meta's automated system judged there was at least 25% chance, so from 80% to 60% to 25%, shut it all down, 25% threshold could be anything, to to call you as we know now, hateful, anything that they consider hateful, so what what do they consider hateful? the fact that you're calling for a free palestine, the fact that you're c

here is nbc's ian cull. >> reporter: tonight, meta is under fire runs again. the lawsuit filed last month by 33 state attorneys general is being rereleased with newly unredacted sections, the legal effort is coled by california attorney general rob bonta. >> it really paints a despicable picture of pursuing endless profits while harming our children. >> reporter: the lawsuit alleges meta deplayed harmful features on instagram and facebook that addicted children and teens to the platform and did significant harm to their mental and physical health. the newly unredacted details also allege mark zuckerberg personally vetoed calls to remove an image filter that helped show what someone would look like after plastic surgery. though meta's results say kids under 13 aren't allowed to use facebook and instagram, the suit says it knew around 30% of all 10 to 12-year-olds in the united states were using its platforms. it also claims kids' email addresses and locations were illegally collected without parental consent, and that all of this is an open secret at the compan

changes to its political ad rules last year, meta made this decision that political advertisers canast elections were rigged or stolen. with this change in focus now in a story that was out in the wus journal, meta says it is preventing political ads from questioning the legitimacy of ongoing or future elections. when i asked if undermining the legitimacy of past elections and spreading disinformation could undermine confidence in the electoral process or spark violence like it did january 6th, they pointed me to a blog post that said the company is committed to preserving free speech including one that says -- now, all this comes after meta announced in april that it would reduce unpaid political content. just regular political content shared by its users by taking some steps so people won't see several posts about politics in a row. but this minmization can be seen as facing more focus on political ads. in september, a non-profit called media matters found meta is violating its own priorities. >> it's heating up thank you very much. julia boorstin still to come, start your enjoins

so what is a meta narrative? a meta narrative . is, is marxism is narrative. meta narrative science evolution would be a meta narrative, a way to explain kind of a grand theory. christianity is a meta narrative , but that's one of the narrative, but that's one of the things. that's the postmodern condition is we live in a world now in which the meta narratives have been attacked and then the moral substructure just collapses. the consequence . so collapses. the consequence. so yeah, you're right. there are there is a kind of demeaning of truth and a demeaning of big stories that we tell ourselves to explain how we should should live in the world. >> i feel the want of a moral compass now. i don't mean that everyone should should follow that moral compass, but i believe that every civilisation ought to have an idea about itself, of what it what it defines for its population as the right way forward. and people can debate that. but but there ought to be a sense of what is right. and i think that is fundamental, lacking. what is right. and i think that is fokay,|

twitter meta and tik tok, and asked them to delete user accounts related to hamasu. simultaneously with this incident. matthew also did another thing, that is , he deleted the posts where the comments of the users who supported palestine had been published under those posts, that is , you are the one who is in iran . those who are in iran can read this post and other people who are abroad there are countries, they cannot do this. some of my instagram users said that when we publish a film , it does not get views or views on our instagram. my friends who are in european countries say that we can't log into your account because you are blocked and this page is blocked for us , but it was not a coincidence that you are only related to instagram or twitter, the other platform is telegram. he also came to take action and that's what he said who first said that i will not do this, this is a violation of freedom of speech, but google play came as you mentioned, people who downloaded their telegram from this google play did not have access to hamas accounts, but in october,

you have an underweight on meta?. >> after everything that they have gone through, that stock has been one of the best performers that we have seen in such a long time it's up -- >> it has. >> it's up so much. >> the problem is their core business is being eroded by tiktok and i actually don't think -- i know for a fact meta doesn't control distribution because 100% is distribution is android and apple ios and doesn't control the content because it's all influencers and they have abandoned meta to go to tiktok or youtube or somewhere else you don't control your distribution and content, i don't know what kind of terminal value you have that's their core business meanwhile, spending money on the meat a verse and this generative a.i. is interesting. as you know, they just opened -- they have opened it up to the world. they are not capturing economic value. he keeps giving away assets and not earning value while spending a fortune on the metaverse which i think is unclear there is a return on that and he says the earlie

a former facebook engineer told a senate panel that meta dismissed warnins about unwanted sexual advances and widespread bullying aimed at teens on instagram, including his own daughter. we get more on this from cbs's jo ling kent. >> reporter: tonight meta under fire once again. >> i appear before you today as a dad with firsthand experience of a child who received unwanted sexual advances on instagram. >> reporter: former meta engineer arturo bejar testified before a senate subcommittee today, alleging that the social media giant had not done enough to address the harmful effects of facebook and instagram on teens. >> my 14-year-old daughter joined instagram. she and her friends began having awful experiences, including repeated unwanted sexual advances, harassment. she reported these incidents to the company, and it did nothing. >> reporter: while working as a consultant in october 2021, behar says he sent this email to ceo and founder mark zuckerberg, an instagram head adam mosseri sharing his daughter's negative experiences. but he says his outreach was ignored by the founder. >> jus

meta-algorithms actually create false stereotypes against the palestinian people. in addition, the whistleblower website intercept wrote: in the instagram platform, the emoji or the shape of the palestinian flag has also faced restrictions. claiming to be offensive, comments with a photo of the palestinian flag. faces a visit restriction. meta is taking these actions against the palestinians while the american website de messenger said that lapid, a member of the zionist parliament , had asked social networks like ik meta and tik tok for pro-palestinian content. be omitted. fatemeh sharifi, sedav sima reporter. the islamic resistance of iraq targeted four american bases in iraq and syria in separate attacks . in these attacks, which was the first time al-aqsa missile was used, the two bases of ain al-asudad and harir in al-anwar and erwil, iraq, and the two american bases of talebidr and tanaf in the north and south of syria , have been targeted 38 times in recent weeks . the country has been attacked in iraq and syria. 45 american soldiers were injured in these at

meta is doing enough to stop salacious content of children from popping up for users and meta employeeshat child sexualization content was known to be a problem and the company's safety staffers were bradley barred from making changes to the platform that might reduce instagram's daily active users by a large amount. david. david: hillary vaughn, thank you very much. with me now for reaction is one of the journalingists that broke the story, wall street journal catherine blunt. thank you for being here a. shocking story. very last point that hillary made that there may have been reluctance to change the algorithm because they could lose viewers even though the horrible stuff was going on? >> yes, this is, i mean, this is a theme that we've reported in the past. it's something the company has struggled to wrap it is arms around over the years and the algorithms work really well for regular users interested in a range of general content and helps them connect with things they might find interesting and does a lot to propel the revenue and profitability of instagram and facebook. to sort o

meta-algorithms actually create stereotypes false accusations against the palestinian people. in addition , the whistleblower website intercept wrote: in the instagram platform, the emoji or the shape of the palestinian flag has also faced restrictions. claiming to be offensive, comments. a photo of the palestinian flag faces a restricted view. meta is taking these actions against the palestinians while the american website de masanjjar said that lapid, a member of the zionist parliament , had asked the likes of ik meta and tik tok to remove pro-palestinian content. fatemeh sharifi, sedav sima reporter. tehran is not my city, it is my home. the biggest mansion irani will soon be opened in tehran. with incredible prices and long deals with unique discounts everywhere in iran sarai man. every single window in this house has its own special design. besides, the design of this house is also its own work . it is great that you have chosen the best. they tell you that you are a real designer. what is very important to me is the attention to detail. see what spirit the color and text

. >>> plus a "sunday focus" on the lawsuit filed last week by dozens of states against meta claiming its platform, instagram, knowingly harms the health of young people for profit. we'll look at the argument and the response. >>> then our "sunday spotlight" on the extraordinary story of the spine surgeon who became a patient himself after a bicycle accident and now back on the job. >>> and later a new "sunday sitdown" with john stamos telling the revealing stories inside his best-selling new memoir about a yearning to be famous from the time he was a child, and the initial reaction to the show that got him there, "full house." >> i go to the table thinking that it's my show and the kids blow me away. people hear the dialogue and still laugh at the kids. i ran to the lobby afterwards, jammed a quarter in, get me off this show. >> a "sunday sitdown" with john stamos, plus another "life well lived" all a bit later in the show. >>> but let's begin with israel's relentless offensive. a massive protest in washington making its way all the way to the gates of the white house. nbc's josh led

meta executives sounded the alarm on well being concerns. they recommend the company address issues of addiction, self-harm, bullying, this was the summer of 2021, and months later, these documents say, a response came from the cfo who tersely responded that staffing was too, quote, restrained to meet the requests. these are the allegations in the suit, but they're significant, are they not, especially given how much control zuckerberg has of this company? >> they're very significant, poppy, because they're starting to lead to other lawsuits. you saw just a few weeks ago you had over four dozen, you know, u.s. state attorneys general join together and say that they're going to sue meta for this exact reason. they're also significant because if you think about facebook's user base or instagram's user base more so, it's extraordinarily young. the future relies on young users. if lawmakers are going to push restrictions, that's going to impact their business enormously. >> can you also speak to zuckerberg's power, the power structure within fac

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8.200, you have enny parmer, the former director of the israeli military intelligence in charge of meta, facebook, instagram, whatsapp, then you've got the microsoft people as well, all the companies that are purpting to be very should we say nationalistic are 99% of the time run by uh literally israeli intelligence have their fingers all over every pie on the internet, so when these companies start up to rival the bbc and everything else, they're nothing of the sort, they're nothing to do with patriotism whatsoever, they're to do with making sure, and patriotism we have to also remember is very very close to ethnic cleansing, it's very, very easy to take from uh patriotism into ethnic cleansing into just wanting a pure society of your own people, um, so it is one of those things where they just go in and mudy the... yeah, no indeed, but david, murder was on the board, wasn't he of of genie energy as it was extracting oil from from syria's goal and heights, um, just say to about that, will you, so people think media oligarch, of course he is, but as most oligarchs have, he has many othe

during the last decade of mendelson leading meta, there has been a large number of unit 8200 veterans employed across the company. another person at the dinner with morgan and mendelson was catherine jenkins, the singer has raised funds for the jnf, israel's largest settler building body in occupied palestine. are we to believe that these two dinner companions did not seek to influence morgan's coverage of israel's genocide war in gaza? it seems that pier morgan does have a horse in the race after all. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former. at bristol university, and he's now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zeam university, he's also a co-director of a lobbying watch dog spinwatch and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is the independent journalist warren thornton. warren is the journalist who broke the story about the canadian parliament giving a standing avation to a ukrainian nazi who had served in the ss during world war ii. incredibly

a former facebook engineer told a senate panel that meta dismissed warnings about unwanted sexual advancesbullying aimed at teens on instagram, including his own daughter. we get more on this from cbs's jo ling kent. >> reporter: tonight, meta under fire once again. >> i appear before you today as a dad with first-hand experience of a child who received unwanted sexual advances on instagram. >> reporter: former meta engineer arturo behar testified before a senate subcommittee today, alleging the social media giant has not done enough to address the harmful effects of facebook and instagram on teens. >> my 14-year-old daughter joined instagram. she and her friends began having awful experiences. including repeated unwanted sexual advances, harassment. she reported these incidents to the company and it did nothing. >> reporter: while working as a consultant in october 2021, he says he sent this email to ceo and founder mark zuckerberg, and instagram head adam and sherry, sharing his daughter's online expenses but ignored by the founder. speak with a disregard the health of our kids is truly

you did mention meta's recent deal with tencent.ta, then facebook was shut out of the country. president xi could signal china is open to even more foreign businesses after the summit. he's holding a banquet with u.s. executives so could raise the question, could meta just be the start? finally, there's a lot at stake for san francisco itself this week. the chance to rewrite its so-called doom loop narrative and promote the city's tech revival. leading up to this week, the city has had a major makeover. i was just walking by the embarcadero, the financial district where this bureau it. it is as clean and safe as i have ever seen it. i think the hopes is more domestic that it's going to encourage more businesses to come back to san francisco. >> all right. deirdre bosa, thank you. >>> let's stay out west with julia boorstin with a cnbc news update. julia? >> after former president trump filed a legal -- to be livestreamed, special counsel jack smith is arguing against it. in the filing today, he says the former president wants a carn

meta says its work in this area is ongoing. zoe kleinman, bbc news. its first images. the project run by the european space agency is aimed at helping astronomers understand phenomena called dark energy and dark matter — they make up most of the universe but we know almost nothing about them. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle explains. a stunning new view of the cosmos. the horsehead nebula — where stars are born. the spiralling arms of a hidden galaxy, usually obscured by the milky way. and this cluster of hundreds of thousands of stars. these are the first images from the euclid space telescope. we can see how good euclid is going to be at detecting distant galaxies, so it's really a huge breakthrough. we're really pleased just to see these images, but to see how beautiful they are as well, itjust adds the icing on the cake, really. the telescope, nearly a million miles from earth, is attempting to shed light on what's known as the dark universe, because everything we can see makes up a tiny fraction, just 5% of what's out there. the rest is dark m

mean she works at as we said at meta very senior has been involved in the the witch hunt uh for example against jeremy kobran the manufactured notion of anti-semitism on the left and amongst muslims, so this is all part of a of a wider problem. that the political elite all sing from the same himsheet, they know each other, they go out to the best cishey restaurants in new york together, i don't think you've been there, i haven't tired up, and so so we what we see is a is a is this is their bubble, none of us uh, have the possibility of being in their bubble, they are in a completely separate bubble, and of course they try and pretend and may even believe that they are they are to properly discuss things, but they but the actual... relations that they are embedded and tell a different story, no, gets quite indignant, actually when you challenge him about his lack of impartiality, but there we are, but as i said in the introduction there, i mean "you revealed the ukrainian nazi in the canadian parliament, i mean what do you make of the news that a spanish mercenary who entered ukraine wit

meta algorithms actually create false stereotypes. it is against the palestinian people.n, the whistleblower website intercept wrote: in the instagram platform, the emoji or the shape of the palestinian flag has also faced restrictions. claiming to be offensive, comments with a photo of the palestinian flag are subject to view restrictions. while meta is doing these actions against the palestinians, the american website de masanjjar said lapid, one of the members of the zionist parliament, asked the dogs like x, metaa and tik tok to remove the pro-palestinian content. fatemeh sharifi , sda news, this is my bakery. have mercy on us, o muslims, reach out to us. there is a bakery near us , but we have no access to bread. there is no bread . the bakers are not active . help us in this regard. we have been with you for 60 years israel's advance has brought it to the point where the gaza strip needs everything. i came to the bakery before the morning prayer, but it hasn't been my turn yet, we really have a problem in getting bread. these days, wherever you are in the south of g

platforms such as meta want to make sure their ads have a high return on investment. and effective. i think what's so interesting about these amazon partnerships, it is designed to be a win-win. amazon wants to take out any friction that might prevent you from stopping when you see an ad and make that purchase. before you would have to go to a different app or open up your computer. this is really designed to remove that friction. if it works, amazon will spend a lot more on advertising, a win for meta and snap and pinterest, as well. >> dan, any companies that you believe should be taking notice of this that are missing opportunities based on lagging technology in the advertising space? >> look, i think julia talked and for amazon, this is going to be more montization for meta, especially next year. if there's one that's probably left on the table in terms of where they have not monetized as much, it's snap. snap continues to be the one where you do overall advertising. it feels like they're left behind, but ultd imately this i just another trovy case moment for zuck

meta says its work in this area is ongoing. zoe kleinman, bbc news.ike a trip to the science museum but believe it or not this is gatwick. it is a new centre with hands—on experiments with the hope of inspiring schoolchildren to considerjobs in stem, otherwise known as science, technology, engineering and maths. . ., , , maths. fundamentally, it is about the — maths. fundamentally, it is about the future _ maths. fundamentally, it is about the future pipeline i maths. fundamentally, it is about the future pipeline of| about the future pipeline of talent. we are hoping some of them may be the workforce of them may be the workforce of the future. them may be the workforce of the future-— the future. when i grow up i want to be _ the future. when i grow up i want to be an _ the future. when i grow up i want to be an engineer. - want to be an engineer. something to do with electronics, - something to do with i electronics, something something to do with - electronics, something to do with— electronics, something to do with biotechnology. - electronics, so

meta says its work in this area is ongoing. zoe kleinman, bbc news.sed large scale disruption, with hospitals, public services and transport all hit. millions of australians have lost phone and internet services. the australian government said the crash was caused by a "deep fault" in the provider's network, and said it did not believe there had been a cyber attack. let's get more on this and cross live to sydney to speak to phil mercer. hello. first off, have services or are they being restored?— off, have services or are they being restored? slowly optus services across _ being restored? slowly optus services across australia - being restored? slowly optus services across australia are l services across australia are coming back to life. the outage started very early in the morning local time and for many of optus's 10 million plus users, the problems have continued for almost all of the day stopped on top of that you have many, many businesses, hospitals, banks, train services, schools and other organisations who have not been able to communicate w

>> everything at meta there were goals based on numbers.g of what's happening people said their jobs on that the next six months i'm going to make this number go from this to that. >> the ultimate answer is they were dollar driven to, correct? >> what i can speak to very directly and my question was what percentage of teens should be expensing unwanted sexual advances? there is not 18 that's their goal about how many teams are impacted by this they cannot give you detailed data as to who is initialing those contacts is just not a priority. >> the bottom line is this they have made a decision that it is not a priority to them because of a profit motive have they not in terms of what it's going to cost them in their business model if they have to interrupt it and monitor the content? >> appeal wonderful question to ask mark and cheryl who is no longer there and adam they can speak to why these made these choices like always speak to effect the keep making the choices over and over again. >> i went back up et cetera graham said if this becomes

meta-algorithms actually create false stereotypes against the palestinian people.in addition, the whistleblower website intercept wrote: in the instagram platform, the emoji or the shape of the palestinian flag has also faced restrictions. alleging that the comments with the flag photo are offensive. palestine faces restrictions on visits. meta is doing these actions against the palestinians, as the american website de masanjjar said that lapid is one of the members of the zionist regime's parliament asked social networks such as ikmeta and tik tok to remove pro-palestinian content. fatemeh sharifi, sedav sima reporter. the beginning of the reward plan for saving gas consumption in the domestic sector from today, the national gas company announced that every household customer who reduces their gas consumption compared to the cold period of last year will receive a saving bonus, and the bill of low-consumption customers will be reduced by 10 %. joy becomes free. incentive scheme of the national company. gas for domestic subscribers will start after the order of the

. >>> russia has reportedly put the spokesperson for tech company meta on a most-wanted list.re reporting andy stone was included on the list just weeks after russia classified meta as a terrorist and extremist organization. he is allegedly wanted on criminal charges. meta, of course, owns facebook and instagram. >>> and pope francis revealed he has lung inflammation. the vatican announced this weekend that francis was under the weather and sought medical attention. the pope told his audience during sunday mass that he still plans to travel to dubai later this week to deliver a speech at a climate change conference there. >>> china is addressing a surge in respiratory infections across the country. the country's health ministry said the cluster of respiratory illnesses are caused by the flu and other known viruses, not a new strain. last week the world health organization formally requested that china provide information about the spike in infections. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," award-winning director baz luhrmann joins us in the times square studio. >>> i'm anne-mari

filed the federal complaint and allege meta created harmful features on instagram and facebook that addict, children and teens. one of the claims says the meta knows millions of children under 13 use its social media sites, despite mark zuckerberg's telling congress that meta kicks children off its platforms. >> the us department of agriculture is taking back hemp licenses from some american farmers, saying some of them are also growing marijuana. 2018 farm bill made it legal for farmers to grow hemp, but usda says some are growing marijuana as well, which is, of course, illegal under federal law. politico reports hemp industry officials are frustrated with the lack of regulatory clarity from the federal government. the farmers say it'll cost them $250,000 in revenue to. >> today marks the fourth day of the temporary cease fire in the war between israel and hamas. the campaign to end hamas and bring our hostages home will resume immediately with the end of the hostage release. >> pause. >> the extension that was just agreed upon. and when that set to expire, then a double tragedy >> a five

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the allegations against meta.hildren in violation of privacy laws. now we learnt the complaints that meta knew of more than 1 million underage accounts and disabled a fraction of them. eva pilgrim is here with that, good morning, eva. >> of these allegations part of 233 page lawsuit claiming meta used features on instagram and facebook to entice children onto the platforms and failed to remove identified under age users. >> this morning newly unsealed court documents allege that tech giant meta routinely continued to collect the data of instagram users under the age of $0.13 2019. the legal complaint filed by attorney generals and 33 states claimed the company violated federal children's privacy laws and instagram coveted and pursued underage users while storing personal information without parental consent. >> according to the complaint by multiple states, meta not only knew that they were reporting information and tracking children under the age of 13, but after parents complained, they still did little to nothi