but in countries like myanmar, in countries like philippines, in countries where institutions are weakyou saw that online violence immediately became real world violence. >> and the disinformation does disinformation spread more easily? let's be honest, because human beings are attracted to excited by, you know, anger, fear, conspiracy theories, all this kind of stuff that, you know, we know what will get people agitated and intensely interested. >> yeah, absolutely. fear, anger. hate. lies. salaciousness. right. in some ways, um, this is the worst of human nature. and i think that's what big tech has been able to do through social media. it has. the incentive structure is for the worst of who we are, because you keep scrolling and the longer you keep scrolling, the more money the platform makes. the business model is surveillance capitalism. >> and finally, what do you make of the argument that zuckerberg and of course, others have made that the fact checking inevitably has a political slant, and fact checkers tend to be left of center, and that inevitably this means that there is goi

myanmar y siria. a la hora de evaluar a mÉxico.odio violento del crimen organizado en diez dÍas en villahermosa. >> ya cualquier dÍa estÁ la delincuencia y ya ni para salir ni esos dÍas. >> pues entonces mejor guardaditos en casa. >> en el estado vecino en chiapas hallaron mÁs de 30 cuerpos en fosas clandestinas y el crimen organizado ha dejado a miles de desplazados. >> pedimos a la presidenta de la repÚblica, claudia sheinbaum, y a nuestro gobernador del estado, eduardo ramÍrez aguilar, que garantice la seguridad de los pueblos indÍgenas. >> eso en el sur. pero en el norte la guerra entre chapitos y mayos ha dejado mÁs de 700 muertos en 100 dÍas de conflicto. segÚn la fiscalÍa del estado. la violencia que en 2024 dejÓ a mÁs de 20.000 muertos, segÚn cifras oficiales y ha encendido las alertas a nivel internacional, catalogando a mÉxico como el cuarto paÍs a nivel mundial con el nivel de conflicto mÁs extremo del mundo y el primero en amÉrica latina. ademÁs de este 1 de enero entran en vigor cambios a la constituciÓn para fortalece

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myanmar has been in turmoil since early 2021, when the military overthrew an elected civilian governmentotests, sparking a nationwide armed rebellion. among those still imprisoned by the junta is the country's former leader, nobel laureate aung san suu kyi. donald trump has dismissed as an "illegitimate political attack" a manhattan judge's order for him to be sentenced onjanuary 10th in the hush money case, ten days before his inauguration. mr trump was convicted in may on 3a felony counts. his lawyers had argued the president—elect was protected by presidential immunity. justicejuan merchan rejected this, but indicated he was not inclined to impose a jail sentence and he would likely give donald trump an unconditional discharge. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. donald trump and stormy daniels — the adult film star with whom the president—elect is accused of having a sexual encounter in 2006. a decade later, in the final days of the 2016 election campaign, the then—republican candidate attempted to buy her silence with a so—called hush money payment of more than $100

myanmar has been in turmoil since early 2021, when the military overthrew an elected civilian government, sparking a nationwide armed rebellion. among those still imprisoned by the junta is the country's former leader, nobel laureate aung san suu kyi. now it's time for a look at today's sport with mike bushell. hello, thanks very much indeed. we start with the teenager luke littler, who etched his name into darting history, and taken the sport to another level, with a crushing 7—3 victory, over michael van gerwen, to become the youngest ever, p.d.c world championship winner, in front of roaring crowds at alexandra palace. the 17—year—old was in unstoppable form. this result never really looked in doubt as he raced into a 4—0 lead, and despite van gerwen getting three sets on the board, he never really threatened a comeback with littler always comfortably in front. van gerwen was the previous youngest champion when he won the first of his three world titles in 2014, aged 24. however, littler smashed that record, as he swept aside his dutch opponent at alexandra palace. it's been crazy. ju

we have seen what happened in myanmar, we have seen what happened with stop the steel.and with whatever community notes thing that will roll out, what will happen, mark zuckerberg said yesterday we are no longer going to check those things automatically. she learning, when it comes to harassment and hate speech, no more. instead we are going to rely on users to report that. i don't know if you ever tried to report something to facebook. you are not getting a response. >> that is a joke. >> it is a joke. that is that part. but if it is community notes, the what will happen if they model it on x's platform, someone will say i think there should be a community notes person here. and if, god willing, they find a number of people willing to work for free on facebook to comb through posts and see what is and is not true, instead of paying fact checkers to do that, then eventually there will be enough of a groundswell of people who say this is a hopeful note that it will get a note on it. and when he gets a note on it, does that mean it does not go high up in the people's feed

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, facebook, was used to execute an at the end genocide of the minority by the military company of myanmar. tens of thousands of people were murdered in bloody and brutal pole drums. accounts of gang rape. people had to flee, hundreds of thousands left homeless as an in-depth reuters investigation for, the hateful language in the calls for violence that fueled the massacre's were systematically promoted by bad actors. the poisonous post caught the muslim dogs, maggots, and and suggest they be fed to pigs. this was posted on facebook. a united nations investigator said facebook was used to incite violence and hatred against the muslim minority group. the platform had turned into a beast. imagine you treat your product because you realize because of the incitement on your platform spurred on a mass slaughter of an ethnic minority. i don't know if people remember this but it was big news at the time. he was raked across the coals by senators and hearings them capitol hill. that was when the facebook billionaire realized content moderation was good or at least necessary. it was something he ha

there were reports facebook wrote about izits own involvement in the rohingya genocide in myanmar.re real issues here, the election interference stuff also wasn't just a -- you know, made up by the mainstream media or democrats. this is something that actually happened that needed to be investigated. >> i will say just the -- and the woke content mediators that zuckerberg is talking about in his video are people from usa today, who have been champions of really straight down the line fact checking and reporting. so the contention they are somehow part of the woke mass trying to censor is a canard also being euphemistic. and also end this jeff bezos is paying $40 million to license a documentary about melania trump. the ring kissing knows no price tag. charlie warzel with the atlantic, thanks for your time, sir. we will be right back. time, sir. we will be right back. to buy, or not to buy? that is their question. and nobody knows shoppers better than shopify. the undisputed, undefeated, checkout champion of the world. businesses that want to win, win with shopify. ♪ ♪ with so much

there were reports facebook published about its own involvement in the rohingya genocide in myanmar.ection interference stuff wasn't just made up by the mainstream media or democrats. this actually happened and needed to be investigated. >> i will say just the woke content mediators zuckerberg is talking about are people from usa today who have been champions of really straight down the line fact checking and reporting so the contention that they are somehow part of the woke mass is a canard. i will also say amazon, jeff bezos is paying $40 million to license a documentary about melania trump. the ring kissing knows no prize tag. charlie, thanks for your time, sir. we'll be right back. r. we'll be right back. h iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. ( ♪♪ ) my name is jaxon, and i have spastic cerebral palsy. it's a mouthful. one of the harder things is the little things that i need help with: getting dress

there were reports that facebook published about its own involvement in the rohingya genocide in myanmarstream media or democrats. this is something that actually happened that needed to be investigated. >> i will say just the woke content mediators that mark zuckerberg is talking about in his video were people from usa today who have been champions of really straight down the line fact checking and reporting. so the contention that they are somehow part of the woke mass that's trying to censor right wing thought is a kinnard. i'll also end this segment saying amazon jeff bezos is paying $40 million to license a documentary about melania trump. the ring kissing knows no price tag. charlie warzel with the atlantic, thanks for your time, sir. >>> we will be right back. narrator: at this very moment, children at st. jude are fighting to survive. with a gift right now, you can join the battle to save lives. katy: without saint jude, i don't know where we would be. can we see snuggles? they have given children with cancer, like my winston, a chance. christine: she has neuroblastoma and it has

they include sudan, haiti, myanmar and the democratic republic of congo, as well as the crisis in west's children, their suffering has attracted the world and even the united nations attention, seemingly to no avail. joining me now is sunna abeyta, executive director of doctors without borders canada, and thank you so much for being here. talk to me about what you're really wonderful workers have seen in gaza and what is your outlook for how things are getting better, worse, changing? >> thank you, joy, for having me. we've put this outlook very recently in a comprehensive report called gaza, life in a death trap, and this is really our collective howl of outrage. it's an escalation for the urgent need for a cease-fire. for the past four months our teams are witnessing firsthand that this is the war with no rules and that gaza remains a place where there is no place safe to run anymore. palestinians young and old are being killed in their homes. they're killed in hospital beds, something our colleagues have to witness on a regular basis, as well. hospital infrastructures are at their l

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mexico now shares a grim distinction with some of the world's most violent regions, such as syria and myanmar. a new report exposes a troubling rise in political violence and organized crime, setting the stage for a turbulent and dangerous 2025. >> uno de los factores clave. one of the key factors driving political violence is the presence of criminal groups across the territory. >> this is perhaps the main distinction compared to other countries included in the global index. >> according to the report, mexico is the second most dangerous country for civilians, with attacks targeting political candidates, although analysts say the issue runs deeper. >> yo creo cao yu mas ella. >> i think beyond whether it's second or third, mexico is a country where citizens face high risks due to the presence of these criminal groups and the state's inability to restore peace. >> unlike other countries. in the report, violence in mexico is shaped by organized crime and internal political conflicts. the report places mexico seventh in the number of deadliest events, fourth in conflict fragmentation and 17th i

some political turmoil, 4 years ago when the ministry asked and the civilian government, a string to myanmar or he man here, and colleagues tell us through the crisis. and there is deepening conflict presents in many parts of the country, the fighting and rocky, and has recently escalated civilians continue to face extreme risks. acute food and security, and the near total collapse. a near collapse, a total collapse of critical public services. conflict has driven more than 3500000 people from their homes, marking a staggering increase of nearly 1500000 internally displaced persons compared to last year. to witness the executive director of v by the human rights network. his group has large networks operating within me on mall, and he, himself was at the me on the timeline border recently joins us now live from london . thank you for your time. so it's a large number of prisoners that have been released, including a number of 4 and one's how significant is it? well, this is a, a symbolic action every year. they do have the ability to try to prove that they still control the power, but actual