at the munich security conference facebook c.e.o.mark zuckerberg has told delegates that his company takes down more than a 1000000 fake accounts each day he also said that he was proud of the progress facebook was making on election security but is still worried about domestic information operations targeting november's elections earlier u.s. secretary of state might come théo rejecting claims made by germany's president that the u.s. is backing away from its global leadership. and this is the news i'll be back at the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news around the clock on our website at studio b. dot com the next crisis is for watch. this week on little stories. we get a taste of politics you know on kong. and you hear about a controversial ban in lagos but you begin in germany 75 years ago allied planes carried out devastating air raids on dresden the historic city center was reduced to rubble and dash tens of thousands were killed we speak to a survivor. when aaron's tears comes to the new marked public s

eye reminder now the top story that we're tracking for you at busy hour at the munich security conference facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has. told delegates that his company takes down more than a 1000000 of fake accounts each day he also said he was proud of the progress that facebook was making on election security. watching news from berlin up next world stories the beacon reports this time around you look at germany 75 years up to the world war 2 the bombing of dresden in the meantime all the latest news information level around the clock on our website just dot com or follow us on twitter at d w news i'm calm asked the. morning in tokyo. how to. have fun in pyongyang. the capital city of north korea is reinventing itself. but only a few can enjoy the benefits for those the regime alone. kim jong un has introduced an insidious reward system to coerce allegiance to the regime. those who don't make it into the fun metropolis are.

that legally liable for hate speech on their platforms over the weekend at the munich security conference the c.e.o. of facebook argued against so-called authoritarian intervention i think that we need to make sure that the internet can continue to be a place where everyone can share their views openly and where the legal framework around this is one that encodes democratic values and open values and i do think that it is as part that we got to move forward on regulation hopefully we move forward quickly set before a more authoritarian model gets adopted in a lot of places 1st but the meeting with the man behind facebook didn't seem to convince you commissioners. the folks from does online platforms in particular the society do not have a responsibility to an obvious responsibility towards our fellow citizens just as we do towards all of those tools those who uses a well known society and also tools democracy is a bit of the macaws you see if you don't know that we do indeed have a legislative vehicle in the form of the digital service which will be presented at the end of the year and it will contain measures

of facebook mark zuckerberg spoke at the munich security conference. the coronavirus at the demick is also focusing minds of the conference china is that the foreign minister expressed confidence at the meeting that the epidemic will soon be over in china itself a court has threatened to impose the death penalty on people who hide symptoms of the virus more than 1500 people have died in the epidemic so far including in france which has recorded the outbreak 1st fatality in europe and the virus is making life difficult for many others. for one man in china quarantine is a marathon a way to cope with the boredom. much of china is on lockdown in beijing or thirties older people returning from their chinese new year holidays to self quarantine or face punishment but the w.h.o. sounds got beat when you talk about the old norms and there are many is what do we know what should we do that we have to be doing and i think if you ask those questions they were getting a lot will. be 2 different tribes. china right now everything from traditional medicine all the

facebook boss mark zuckerberg is expected to tell delegates at this weekend's munich security conference that he's ready to pay more tax in excerpts of a speech he's due to deliver on saturday he says he understands the frustration about high tech companies are taxed in europe he'll also say that he welcomes efforts to come up with a global framework for taxing companies like facebook and google. now once upon a time 3 former pay pal employees came together with the idea of creating a space where people could share clips online that was 15 years ago and today a you tube has over 1500000000 monthly users and generated $15000000000.00 in ad revenue last year this is the story of how the platform evolved from a hub for hobby videographers to the veritable moneymaking machine it is today. here are. you cheap very 1st video could scarcely have been simpler during his trip to the zoo co-founder joe of it kareem had no idea what his primitive creation would become just a year later he and his friends chad hurley and steve chen would be striking the deal of a lifetime. thanks but never less than

. >> facebook's ceo just made a couple of stops in europe to lobby for increased government rules on data use, privacy, and content. he attended the munich security conference on saturday and also visited brussels. in a few days european officials are set to present proposals that will impact tech firms. commissioners criticized facebook's proposed rules as insufficient and insisted the company do more to fight online hate speech. zuckerberg's visit follows trips by the heads of alphabet and microsoft. >>> and the amazon ceo jeff bezos says he'll donate $10 billion of his own money to fight climate change. he's launching the bezos earth fund trying to limit the impact of climate change. he called climate issues the biggest threat to the planet. >>> new video tonight of 4 people being pulled to safety in massachusetts after they fell through the ice covering a pond. they brought the victims out by boat. all 3 people are treated, but their conditions still unknown. it's unclear how long they had been in the frigid water. >>> historic flooding in mississippi forced the governor to declare a state of emergency. reporter omar villafranca explains although the wo

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commitment from facebook that's right ceo mark zuckerberg says he understands the company may have to pay more in taxes. according to his speech he said to give saturday at the munich security conference. also pledges firm support behind an ongoing effort to rewrite global tax rules currently overseen by the oecd. according toto an excerprpt of that talk o facebook boss expected to say quote.e. we want the- onlnly ciy processes exceeds that we have a stable and reliablee system going forward. and we accept thatat may mean we have to pay more tax and paid i in different placaces under a new framework. of course comes amid growing criticism that tech firms a are not paying their fair share specially in the european union. frustrations that soccer berg says he understands according to the speech. take a look now i fridaday's. . i a mix bag on wall strtreet to end the week. peersrs over t the corona virus continuing to nag at investors there turn of u. s. markets. dow jones down around a tenth of a percent. s. and p. and the tech heavy nasdaq meanwhile both up around fifty percent. meanwhile some slight losses on the major european indices if it's a closing out friday down around six tent

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facebook c.e.o. your friend and mine mark soccer. traveled to germany recently to attend the munich security conference because if there's one thing you think of when you hear the name soccer berg it security right i guess speaking at the conference these are bergen solve commented from up on high about the regulation of content on social media telling the audience quote we don't want private companies making so many decision balancing social equities without democratic processes i do think that there should be regulation in the west on harmful content there's a question about which framework you use ah yes yes as these standard silicon valley punt on 3rd down approach rather than you know make a hard decision hey let's let the government make it for us that way we can be the babyface no matter what the outcome but what poor results didn't realize is that one of the new regulations both democrats and republicans and the u.s. government is contemplating isn't going to just let facebook off the hook for policing free free speech it's it's going to possibly wipe out free on line speech entirely you see on wednesday this week u.s. attorne

. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg says government should regulate online content. zuckerberg made the comments at the munich security conferencen germany. he expanded on his previous calls for regulation of social media companies such as his own. zuckerberg revealed his company is seeing groups try to influence the upcoming u.s. election, a source of the campaign is surprising. >> one of the things that we're tracking that we have been quite worried about is that increasingly election interference through these coordinated information campaigns is not just foreign interference of the type that we saw before, but it is increasingly all domestic. >> zuckerberg says he now employs 35,000 people to review online content and flag harmful posts. >>> santa rosa is working to build a better bay area by finding a place for the homeless to stay after clearing them from the joe redodo trail. sonoma county is helping out. "the press democratic" reports that deals have been closed on multifamily homes to house people recently cleared out of the encampment. it is part of a plan approved in december that created temporary shelters. the count

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the facebook ceo speaks to a security conference tomorrow in munich. say he understands the frustration about how tech companies are taxed in your. i'm viviana hurtado and that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks so much. time for bottom line. we will look at companies worth watching. we want to look at nvidia. going as for more is alex webb. neil dwane a valley almonds -- neil dwane of allianz is still with us. revenueey said their will be $2 billion, that was higher than the analyst estimate, which was $2.8 billion. we have also seen with intel, this is about cloud. what people are putting into the clouds, operators like google, amazon, microsoft. the cloud battle is heating up. amazon has the dominant position. microsoft and google are trying to eat that pie. that means taking the processes from nvidia. alix: how do you play tech? neil: as we look into 2020, the idea of augmented reality and the new games that will be coming out through microsoft and sony is a way to play it, in which case nvidia is one of those components. whether nvidia

facebook. thank you very much then else. well turkish and russian officials have agreed to meet in moscow on monday after holding talks on the sidelines of the munich security conference it was the highest level meeting between turkish and russian officials since tensions over syria's province you can for earlier this month turkish foreign minister level of childish tolo described the discussion as positive and said differences over syria quote shouldn't affect relations with russia but those of thousands of civilians and it looked province are scrambling to escape the current government offensive there. are check now of some of the other stories making headlines around the world several 100 far right protesters have rallied in the german city of dresden to mark the 75th anniversary of the world war 2 allied bombings they were challenged by a larger group of anti-fascists counter protesters right wing extremists have traditionally co-opted the remembrance day to push their anti foreign agenda with. formal rescuers have been served on 2 of the 12 men detained during anti terror raids conducted across germany on friday all 12 are accused of planning attacks on politicia

facebook c.e.o. your friend and mine mark zuckerberg traveled to germany recently to attend the munich security conference because if there is one thing you think of when you hear the name zucker berg. security right guess speaking at the conference these are bergen self commented from up on high about the regulation of content on social media telling the audience quote we don't want private companies making so many decision balancing social equities without democratic processes i do think that there should be regulation in the west on harmful content there's a question about which framework you use ah yes yes as the standard silicon valley punt on 3rd down approach rather than you know make a hard decision hey let's let the government make it for us that way we can be the babyface no matter what the outcome. but what poor zox didn't realize is that one of the new regulations both democrats and republicans and the u.s. government is contemplating isn't going to just let facebook off the hook for policing free free speech it's it's going to possibly wipe out free on line speech entirely you see on wednesda

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facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters to news now . this is deja vu news live from berlin the united states of firms its commitment to its allies at the munich security conference. to be to report that the death of the transit going to go winds is grossly over exaggerated. but while the u.s. secretary of state might come pale tries to reassure nato member states french president emanuel back home disagrees saying the west is weaker also coming up the president's visit the 1st death in europe from the corona virus epidemic. the global death toll of the outbreak has now surpassed 1500 people officials from china where the virus started insist it will soon be over. the next spicer welcome to the program world leaders at the new nick security conference have laid out opposing views on the health of the western alliance. u.s. secretary of state mike pump a rejected claims that america is backing away from its global role as a democratic ally people don't pay 0 told the audience that quote the west is winning and we're winning together opening the conference on friday however germany's president said the u.s. was pushing its own national interests over international

the facebook ceo is speaking to a security conference in munich tomorrow.er zuckerberg says he understands the frustration of how tech companies are taxed in europe. and we end with tesla's $2 billion offerings. it represents a discount of more than 4% from yesterday's clothes -- close. and that's the bloomberg business flash. tom: let's do a market check real quick here. ms. lam is speaking in hong kong as well. francine.europe, francine: i have a similar data check because i think it is worth mentioning in keeping an eye on that if you look at u.s. futures, they are drifting. point, it models what happens to the virus and how much of an impact it will have on isolation. we are with joyce chang of jp morgan. this model is a great way of looking at it. we are looking at that, and the dollar is holding pretty steady, tom. if you look at the year, it was higher from gdp pretty much unchanged with treasuries up. coming up in the next hour, we will bring you our interview with interim chief executive officer. it will be interesting to see what she has to say. n

might actually accept that facebook might have to be taxed in many countries and that would be a real game changer our chief political editor at the munich security conference for us thank you. well as we've been discussing syria is on the agenda and munich and also among the other stories in the news a syria monitoring group says at least 7 people have died in an apparent israeli missile attack near damascus syrian state television said that the rockets were launched from the israeli occupied golan heights israel does not normally comment on attacks in syria. and u.s. attorney general william barra said the president trump's tweets are making his job impossible on wednesday trump tweeted in praise of bars handling of a case involving roger stone a former advisor to the president comes. in china 6 health care workers have died from the corona virus as the death toll climbs to nearly 1400 their deaths exposed the risk posed to medical staff dealing with the outbreak hospitals face shortages of masks and protective equipment and authorities have announced $5000.00 new infections another uptick that's being attributed to a new diagnosis method but it's still r

facebook mark zuckerberg has called for tighter government regulation of online content saying it shouldn't be left to private companies his comments came during an address at this week's munich security conference i do think that we don't want private companies making so many decisions about how to balance social equity use without a more democratic process so i think that we are where the wind is in my opinion should be drawn is there should be more guidance and regulation from the states suckered added his company already employed 35000 people to review content and online security with more than a 1000000 fake accounts taken down on a daily basis our facebook's approach to suppose a fake news is attracting significant criticism particularly with accusations of political bias privacy activist bono says the issue raises censor freedom of speech questions i think facebook are very reluctant to bear the responsibility with coming up with the rules themselves because whichever rules that they come up with them and seek to employ somebody is going to just like that the problem is abuse or .

facebook. has called for tighter government regulation on the off online content saying it shouldn't be left to private companies as comments campaign trying an address at this week's munich security conference i do think that we don't want private companies making so many decisions about how to balance social equity use without a more democratic process so i think that where where the lines in my opinion should be drawn is there should be more guidance and regulation from the states. or during his speech their 2nd post said his company already employed 35000 people to review content and security on the platform with more than a 1000000 fake accounts being taken down on a daily basis however in recent years facebook has come under fire for helping to spread fake news along with its policy of political advertising we raised the issue with a pretty activist bill me who questioned how such a policy could work on a global level i think facebook are very reluctant to bear the responsibility with coming up with the rules themselves because whichever rules that they come up with and then seek to apply somebody is going to dislike that the problem is if you say well the state should define the rules

. >>> facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg said they should regulate similar to telecommunication and newspaper. zuckerberg made the comments in germany at the munich security conference. he expanded on regulation of social media companies such as his own. he said tried to influence the upcoming election. the source of campaign is surprising. >> one of the things that we're tracking that we have been quite worried about is that increasingly election interference through these coordinated campaigns is not just foreign interference of the type we saw before but increasingly also domestic. >> zuckerberg says he now employs 35,000 to review and flag harmful posts. >>> a big change coming to san jose state university. the first new building in 30 years is nearly complete. the excitement around the project and the hope that it will attract more people. >>> here is a live look from san jose just as the sun comes up this morning. beautiful sunrise there. temperatures a bit chilly, 44 degrees. lisa will have more on the forecast throughout the bay area coming up in just a few minutes. >>> welcome back. a live look from exploratorium camera. beautiful clearwater there, a bird f

facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters to news now. this is deja vu news live from berlin united states of firms its commitment to its allies at the munich security conferencehappy to report that the death of the transatlantic alliance is grossly over exaggerated. but while the u.s. secretary of state might come pale tries to reassure nato member states french president emanuel back home disagrees saying.

facebook should be regulated. here's what he said at a security conference in munich. >> there needs to be regulation in at least fourhing our company. they are elections and political discourse content more broadly, privacy and data portability the reason why i really believe this needs to happen is because there are a lot of decisions in the areas that are really just balances between different social values. >> interesting on a day where we learn bloomberg spending about a million a day on facebook. >> i was impressed what mark had to say one of the main thrusts is that they are doing what you might want in temples of fraudulent advertising. there is a sense people feel it's totally laissez-faire they're spending a lot of money trying to figure out what is fraudulent and what is not i regard that as a more positive posture than where they were during the fabled georgetown speech, there was a notion that mark didn't believe that anything should be regulated, maybe that's a misinterpretation, that the little snippet we had is different from what i feel which is that i hear you people and i am not going to let us do

munich security conference have laid out opposing views on the health of the western alliance everybody u.s. secretary of state said the west is willing to give up the french president mahmoud said the west's influence. on. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has faced questions on election security at the munich security conference he said he was proud of his company's progress and repeated his previous calls for more government regulation. and i fear old chinese tourist infected with the coronavirus has died in a french hospital the 1st fatality in europe and the 4th outside one man china. is so i thought killed of the 1500 people. demonstrators have held a so-called funeral much in the german city of dresden to mark the 75th anniversary of the whirlpool to the allied bombings i would challenge by a logic group of counter protests. this is the w. news from virgin for more followers on twitter or visit our website at state dot com. welcome to tomorrow today the science show on g.w. coming up. the high tech weed killer how robots could get rid of unwanted growth without chemicals. barebone what a pretty stark skeleton reveals about early farming societies. and we need biologists working to save europe's fire son a ma

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