you may have seen this on your facebook newsfeed.. friends and family checking into standing rock, north dakota they probably aren't actually there.. but just sending a message. supporters of the pipeline protestors are "checking in" to rumor that law enforcement in that area was monitoring anyone who checked in on facebook.. but the police department there says that claim is false. arbucks is hoping it won't face any backlash for its holiday cups. after getting much criticism last year, the company is crossing its fingers. a sneak peek of the new cups, after the break. coming up tonight on 10 news and c-b-s. starting at 8:00, n-c-i-s, followed by bull at 9:00. at 10:00, n-c-i-s new orleans. then tune in to 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his guests mel gibson hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. i believe families deserve quality education for their kids, childcare they can trust and afford, equal pay for

take packagevo/gfxhave you seen or clicked on any of these on your social media newsfeed in the past month? they're fake news posts, made to look legitimatea&.voand complaints about the made to look real. and complaint about the pervasiveness from fake news have even come from president obama during a press conference in germany. >> if we can't between serious arguments and propaganda, then we have problems. >> reporter: even president elect donald trump has gotten into hot water when he retweeted a fake post. >> there's really no way, with the advancement of graphics, technology, that you can tell what is real and true and what isn't. >> reporter: but did fake news effect the outcome of the most recent president election? law professor around political analyst says probably not. >> you might have had a few website and i can't vote for them but i think most people in america are rational. >> reporter: in fact, misinformation didn't just come along with the internet or social media platforms. turns out, there's a long history of misinformation. especially during presidential campaigns

this is a story that you'll see on your newsfeed today. firefighters say it's a miracle that an 8-month-old infant thrown from a car in a crash friday survived. her family says they couldn't find her after the crash in texarkana, louisiana. a good samaritan says he heard something in a drainage gate.. and that's when they made the amazing discovery. the little girl parademics. e-m-t's found little more than a scratch on her forehead. the holiday as excitement.. but for a lot of people it can also be a source of some major stress. cleveland clinic wellness expert, doctor michael roizen, says that sleep is often the first thing that people will sacrificeto try and get more done. but he says missing out on sleep just makes us age faster. he says that helps us think more clearly, but it also helps remove toxins from our brain. doctor rizen also says eating healthy is key during this time of year.. and you can help yourself by doing simple things like bringing your own snacks when you go to parties or shop. domino's pizza is taking a page out o

seen this on your newsfeed over the weekend. vice president elect mike pence was at the play 'hamilton' on friday. after the final curtain call.. the cast directly addressed him.. asking the future administration to uphold american values and work on behalf of everyone. the dialogue was met with boos and cheers. vice president- elect mike pence reacted on cbs face the nation. he said in part "i wasn't offended by what was said, i'll leave to others whether it was the appropriate venue to say it." president-elect trump tweeted about the incident afterwards saying "the cast and producers of hamilton, which i hear is highly overrated, should immediately apologize to mike pence for their terrible behavior." this is interesting. fiat chrysler has teamed up with amazon to start selling cars online. only three models will be available to start. the carmaker says prices will be up to a third cheaper than at dealers. at first, only customers in italy will be able to buy them. we don't know if or when this will happen here. ian, amazon is

newsfeeds.' the social network will plan more on video ad revenue on mobile in future. it can also increase advertising on instagram and whatsapp which also have a growing user base. >> air france will launch a new low-cost airline. it was made as part of the trust together strategic plan for the air group. profits slumped by 16% in the last quarter hurt by currency movements and a continuing downturn in tourism in europe. a thirdas lost almost of its value after warning of lower-than-expected sales in the run-up to christmas. the company disappointed investors with its estimated sales figures. the group's investment bank was the star performer with earnings of 42%. income from the retail bank fell by 15%. the impact of britain's vote to leave the european union is now being felt on the ski slopes. >> ski resorts in france switzerland and austria reporting a fall in booking from british customers. the fall in the pound is making the trip much more expensive. bookings are down by as much as 10% at some resorts. carroll you, stephen with the business news. for the press r

reports the social network has developed software that can suppress the post from appearing people's newsfeed. facebook will not censor the post itself. instead it will offer the software to a third-party. it's if not the first time facebook has helped countries restrict the content. another book to tell you about this one affecting apple. iphone users should be careful opening up a five segment on video. we start playing the video in iphone it first appears to end normally but within a minute of completion you might start to notice the iphone slowing down considerably before ultimately freezing. that would require you to reset your phone. you can get rare deals on apple products friday so two days from now they they are holding a black friday shopping event. it deal will apparently be available on line and in stores for one day only. we we are not sure exactly what there just yet. >> 1:00 in the morning. samsung may get caught up in the government corruption investigation. prosecutors rated samsung offices after media reports of alleged times in the present part to the conference has been in

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now-- the social media giant is taking steps to get rid of "fake news and hoaxes" from your newsfeed. some critics have suggested phony stories may have influenced the presidential election. c-e-o mark zuckerberg says that's unlikely. has already begun that would allow facebook to flag false stories. it's a morning favorite ... but before you grab your next krispy kreme ... ask yourself "are your donuts dishonest?" a man's suing the donut chain for five million dollars because he says they're fooling you. the lawsuit -- filed on behalf of all krispy kreme customers -- alleges the glazed raspberry filled, glazed blueberry cake and maple iced glazed donuts and donut holes aren't made with the real stuff. he claims krispy kreme uses artificial coloring, corn syrup and bi doesn't comment on pending litigation. coming up tonight on 10 news and c-b-s. starting at 8:00, survivor, followed by criminal minds at 9:00. at 10:00, code black. then tune in to 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his guests anna kendrick and gisele bundchen don't forget,

us from la.i facebook and google say that they want to do more to stop th not everything on the newsfeeds is legit. stories with her intriguing headlines and they are often spreading false information. i would say that the fake news business is booming. >> craig silverman, at bessie coversi election was a big moment for lots of fake news sites they sa some tremendous engagement on facebook forey lots of sharing comments in reaction some say the fake sites may have changed the outcome of the election which facebook says isis extremely unlikely, mark zuckerberg says thatat the 9 percent is authentic and hoaxes are not limited to they collect when the get you to click on them. him like a tougher to cash in both facebook and google will n longer allow ads on sites known to be bogus. , fake news is person feel for algorithms engineered to show a story that you cannot resist to click.ow >> this goes back nature, we are inclined tob reduce our level of skepticism, that when we hope that is true. a tool inside of facebook when you look at a story, it takes about five clicks to report it isis fake

news from facebook because partisan news and fake websites post fake stories and goes into your newsfeed. >> if you want to look at something else on facebook, "abc15".com and i looked at our forecast it's comfortable as you want to enjoy coffee. our temperatures are running a few degrees cooler than they were at this time yesterday as temperatures managed to cool into the 50s and 60s. remember we're seeing a lot of 70s but not the case. we have dropped to 59 in goodyear, 62 in peoria. 60s also in spots like from hell scottsdale but we are down chandler. still a cooler start as you get ready to head out the door and winds are not as strong but we do have some breezes pick right now coming in out of the east between five and 10 miles an hour across the phoenix area. we also have stronger wind gusts to our north in sedona. we have stronger wind gusts indo dallas as well. today we are still going to feel the breezes through the day. here in the valley they will not be as strong as they have been but we will still be a bit breezy towards midmorning and even the early afternoon. sustained win

the way facebook uses an algorithm to cater your newsfeed to interest without exploding -- exposing you to fact or fiction. house staff that was shared over and over again by posters claiming these staffers were glowering as president obama welcomes president-elect trump to the white house but time magazine clarified today this photo was actually taken wednesday before mr. trump ever step foot in the white house. the staff was looking on as president obama gave one of his the information went viral and one correction was shared a few times. that is not the only example of how social media can be misleading. this tweet claims trump supporters were chanting we hate muslims during his event on election night. it was tweeted from the account of a fake sports journalist. the claim was the chant broke out around 7:00 but video at that time showed a calm crowd this tweet as pants on fire. does this picture look familiar? if you look on social media in august may have been led to believe this was a massive crowd of trump supporters in florida. we know you don't buy this because you probably rec

so you combine like intent creation of newsfeed and completion of messenger.e case of absolute, it tells you where to go to get a free drink on absolute. what cocktail you want, get a coat, show up at the bar, give the g go to the bartender can he get you you a free drink and ws you get a notification inside of the thread that offers you a lift ride back home. all of these things when you think about it in a sense like an app, like that's not an app but it's such a great opportunity for brands to engage their users in a brand-new way. those types of things are really working well. >> i'm sure bartenders are going to let me showing my code to the moment for them to figure how to make it all work. when you think about the platform, a lot of people are saying bots are a fad. what you think will end up using them for? why is facebook commit to making sure bots not just if that? >> it's not about bots. it's about how can you get experience, like we interact with people and we interact with services and with brands and businesses. to our advantage of the things that

[laughter] kidd: folks, you will be seeing a lot of this on your newsfeed for the next couple of months. this is the manikin challenge. it's darted in october from a group of high school students, it went viral and now everyone is doing them. let this be the first one here in d.c. there's our producer, mike, who shot at all this morning. we thank him for doing that. the manikin challenge. i'm luann bennett. over my 35 years living in northern virginia, i've learned a lot. how to raise three sons and build a successful business after my husband passed away. how to bring people together, set positive goals, and get things done. that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. message and respectfully ask for your vote. >>> good morning, america. race to the finish. hillary clinton and donald trump. making their final push for president on this final day before a historic vote. trump blasting the fbi after the stunning about face. clearing the cloud of suspicion over those new >> she's being protected by a rigged sys

interview, and he said that the problem was more that people get the contradictory views in their newsfeedy don't read them and just scroll by, which may be true, but one could argue that they need to do something a little different that me put a brake on that. i think the problem -- your colleague sarah frier said something yesterday, that they really want to do what is best for the user. i think that is what nicola was saying as well. going to improve the user experience because that is their bread and butter. it is probably starting to affect the user experience and a way that is serious and that is incentive to take action. emily: this is certainly not the last we will be talking about this issue. david kirkpatrick, sticking with me. coming up, apple closing down its router division. what the move signals for its focus on consumer products. this is a bloomberg. ♪ emily: apple has disbanded its division that develops wireless routers according to people familiar with the matter. the move is intended to sharpen their focus on other consumer products that generate the bulk of its revenue.

your newsfeeds have probably been filled with similar videos. a group of people gathering to freeze themselves in place. it's that simple. even the clinton campaign got in on the viral video sensation. brand-new video just in, filmed last night after that clinton rally in philly. you have all the press and the people that work there. wait until we get up there, a little bit closer to the front of the plane. you can see who else to argan it . including former president bill clinton. autria: no way. kidd: he's in there. wait until you see who is standing next to hillary in a moment. you can kind of see them there. autria: oh, my gosh. [laughter] jummy: ultimate manikin shot. kidd: how cool was that? we have not seen one yet from the trump campaign. we will bring that to you later today. it's everywhere. literally we talked about it yesterday here on our show. you will see them all over the place. it's fun to watch. kensington palace is accusing media of sexism and racism into girlfriend. they issued a strongly worded statement accusing the palace

as a result your newsfeed is adjusted. >> never was the phenomenon mork pronounced than the months leading up to the election. >> there are a lot of articles about hillary clinton even gary johnson. when i look at my boyfriends facebook conservative side. he had a lot of articles about donald trump and mike pence. >> it was quite jarring if you ever saw something opposing your view something completely opposite of what you believe just because you are used to the echo chamber where you only see things you agree with. >> what does this look like? the wall street journal has an interactive tool shown you what click it provides you with similar content. this creates a problem. >> it causes us to assume our opinion is right if we only surround ourselves by openings and stories and narratives that support our point of view, it is going to further polarize us. >> according to research 61% of millennials use facebook as their primary source of news problem. >> facebook's social media for connecting not necessarily a news website. it is a prophet industry. they want you to stay on their site to ma

we are testing this in our main onewith the camera directly swipe away from newsfeed. we have affects for photos and videos. we are testing new camera and video features in messenger. we will experiment with more tools over the next puma as well. , does that sound like snapchat? james: it's not easy to change behavior. look at digital payment. it's not taking off. the apple watch, it's not taking off. video messaging versus textbased medication is a novel concept, but not easy. agreettom line is this, i everything looks fantastic across the board. when you look at it from an thestment standpoint, expectations were more around $40 billion. unless you get 10% upside, the stock is not going to move favorably. i thinks that what you see today. againstood performance a great performance expectation backdrop. emily: over one billion acts but -- active users. the majority of them don't have the internet. what point do we simply reach a ceiling? cory: we looked at this as the ipo. they needed to get into china or mobile or the numbers would not get better. it fell over its fir

or your own newsfeed or on twitter. the reaction is nuts. so be prepared and i do want found on my personal feed from an old friend of mine who posted, the winners in this election need to handle it with class and the losers need to handle it with grace. and stuck with me because i felt like it both sides can do that then we might actually take that first important step towards a little bit of healing and unity as a nation. >>> let's check traffic. here are the hotspots in hillsborough county. we are picking up on the interstates. 275 as you head south passing fletcher down to hillsborough avenue. you are seeing slowdowns. it is taking 25 minutes from the apex to i-4. i-4 west from 75 to 275, 11 minutes. so there is an accident on hillsborough avenue reported in the westbound lanes at mango road. let's go to flying over that area right now. we didn't find that crash and it doesn't mean it's not there. it may have been pulled off to the side but right now we're looking at i-4 right here at i- 75. i-4 is picking up again in the westbound direc

editors, they invited conservatives to headquarters to speak with zuckerberg and learn more about how newsfeedorks. this is a very tricky place for zuckerberg to bn. he does not want to be the arbiter of truth. he doesn't even want to block ws,sed opinionmongering ne opinion masquerading as news. those will be the most difficult articles for facebook to try to restrict. fake news could be easy. do you think facebook needs to take greater responsibility to add more human editors, human curators of news, like yahoo! news did back in the day? sarah: facebook has never characterize themselves as a new site. never characterized itself as a promulgate or as news. putting that responsibility on them from a human editing perspective raises their liability. but the reality is so many other users are seeing their news through facebook. some automated tool solutions, and don't forget the power of users themselves, to be able to self manage and self regulate. ckerberg could put more tools in place to enable the individuals to manage that as well. >> if people are only clicking on stories they agree with,

they do not want to add more ads, they want to keep the newsfeed the way it is.ast, increasing the load has really increased revenues, including this quarter. told me this is been a quarter where there was a lot of growth. starting next year, they are not going to pull that lever anymore. you have to keep in mind of facebook has so many places it can grow. they haven't even started to monetize messenger or whatsapp or these other initiatives. oculus is very much in its early days. even despite the comments causing the stocks to go down, facebook has a lot of other things it can do in the future. emily: interesting comment about ad load, i wonder of this is a result of engagement trend and perhaps they don't want to impact any further at this point. he talked about video, saying video has been important and is important driver of time spent an important for our advertisers. but i have to ask about these efforts to take snapchat and integrated into facebook. now they are working on a camera first way to share which is basically what snapchat is. what is your take?

perhaps mark zuckerberg shall he get my newsfeed, which is basically a bubble.t of people are avoiding their own news feeds right now in the wake of the election from everything people are saying. coming up, what need to know to gear up for next week. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: "what'd you miss?" the u.s. stock market making a bit of a comeback, at least for the dow. it was down earlier for the day but closed at another record high. joe: i think the dow was up all five days this week. scarlet: and the snp 500 almost got there but finished slightly lower. the drop off in volume was notable. all right, next week you have walmart, home depot, and a chinese khamenei reporting results. a lot to look forward to on that front to jump up and a slew of and him and data next week. u.s. retail sales, housing starts, cpi on thursday. we will see if the inflation pressure continues to brew. scarlet: inflation expectations have been rising. and president-elect trump up will be meeting shinzo abe on thursday, and janet yellen will be speaking, too. that is all for "what'd y

- find out how instagram's tuning your newsfeed that a little bit of a hiatus because of the world series. he want to invite you to nominate your favorite school we will have it for you next week y ahed over click on the a.m. show page and it will take you right to it. we will be right back. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. n't say that either. alright, good. we didn't need us to tell you io going to be a bad day. it truly is today is one of those aday. sad days. always wanted banks. you

jason: facebook mostly makes money from the newsfeed.ll, you must make decisions thinking about the long road and data you are pulling from users or boxing out other competitors in terms of the newest capabilities. when you work with mark zuckerberg on these features, how do you guys make top level, strategic decisions about where to go with messenger? is that your job or his? david: we're doing that together. it is great to work with mark because it can execute really well in the short and medium-term and has a really bold long-term vision as well. it is great to work with a mark on messenger. the way where thinking about things is pretty simple. what are the fundamental things people want to do when they talk to one another? they have one-on-one conversations, group conversations. we needed to make sure we built the right experiences so that people use the product and find more utility in the product. we invested in a lot of things we have not talked about. for instance, in the last six months, we have invested massively in performance

they fired an editor, they invited conservatives to headquarters to learn more about the newsfeed.ery tricky place for zuckerberg to be in. it is not want to be the arbiter of truth. he does not even want to block biased opinion mongering news, opinion masquerading as news. those will be the most difficult articles for facebook to try and restrict. could be easy, but those kind of things that are trying to persuade people are on to be harder. this is bloomberg. jennifer -- emily: jennifer, do you think they needed take an active role in curating? neverer: facebook has promoted itself as a new site. i think putting that responsibility on them from a human editing perspective raises their liability. emily: but people are still sing so much of the news on facebook. is fair. i think that i think there may be some automated solutions and don't forget the power of users themselves to self manage and self regulate. there's quite a lot of that already today. more tools input place to enable the individuals to manage that. only: if people are clicking on stories they agree with, maybe they

they want to keep the newsfeed the way it is and, you know, in the past, increasing that add load hasy increased revenues including in this quarter. this has been a quarter where ad-load was -- the responsible for a lot of growth. facebook has so many other places where can grow. it has not even really started to monetize messenger or whatsapp were any of these other initiatives. oculus is very much and it's early days. despite these comments that are causing stock to go down, there are a lot of other things facebook and do in the future. it is a wonder if result of engagement trains that -- trends they do not want to invite any further at this point. he talked to you about the video, saying video has been imported on a number of friends and important for our advertisers, but i have to ask effortsah, about these to take the best of snapchat and integrated into facebook. first, instagram stories and now a camera first way to share, which is basically what snapchat is. what is your take? kicks offkerberg even the earnings call by saying that he believes that sharing through camera inste

editors, they invited conservatives to headquarters to speak with zuckerberg and learn more about how newsfeedorks. this is a very tricky place for zuckerberg to be in. he does not want to be the arbiter of truth. he doesn't even want to block biased opinionmongering news, opinion masquerading as news. those will be the most difficult articles for facebook to try to restrict. fake news could be easy. those kind of things that are trying to persuade people are going to be a lot harder. emily: do you think facebook needs to take greater responsibility to add more human editors, human curators of news, like yahoo! news did back in the day? >> i think facebook has never characterized themselves as a news site. it never characterized itself as a promulgate or as news. putting that responsibility on them from a human editing perspective raises their liability. emily: but the reality is so many other users are seeing their news through facebook. >> i think that is fair and the type of information that is shared. there may be some automated tool solutions, and don't forget the power of users themselve

york times is reporting that facebook's new tool will allow certain posts to be removed from the newsfeed of yours in china. " facebook developed the tool the paper says a third-party company be the one doing the censoring. >>> google wants to help you avoid crowds. it is updating the popular feature that uses stored information when stores and restaurants are busiest. it's offering a real-time estimate. even though you may not be able to avoid all the holiday crowds, you can find out if there is an unusually large number of people at your favorite spot and how much time on average people are spending their. >>> is everyone prepares for thanksgiving, there is more than just turkey the maybe monitored. >> families may find they need to put politics aside to keep the peace. >> reporter: it's that time of year when americans gathered to give thanks and fill their plate with turkey. but don't let the thanksgiving bird burn the house down. >> there 1400 cooking fires every year. on the holiday. attention if you plan on frying. >> consumer product safety commission is aware of 100 fires that in

succumbing in person and sending a message to neighbors whether they are on our newsfeeds or not in being able to reach out to them and provide empathy for that grief that a lot of people are trying to sort through. >> reporter: and the idea it seems as a message of positivity. most of them seem pretty positive despite the fact that people are angry about what took place and that the goal? to look ahead and remain positive? >> i think that providing empathy for what ever people are feeling is a positive experience even if they are not positive. so i am in deep grief and someone comes says i am in deep grief and angry that can be positive for me say here for a bottle people the message, we are fine, is actually not a positive message and it's scary. knowing that we stand together as a community and are ready to fight, it is positive. >> and you have had, i know, since you started this a lot of people stopping by grabbing those notes and they expressed how they are feeling. this is obviously not going to be permanent. but what happens after today? >> we have had some nice offers from commun

we are testing this in our main facebook app with the camera directly one swipe away from newsfeed.has creative effects for photos and videos. in messenger, we are testing new camera and video features. we will experiment with more tools over the next few months as well. emily: james, does that sound like snapchat? james: i mean look, i mean it sounds great. it's not easy to change behavior. look at digital payment. it's not taking off. the apple watch is intuitive, but it's not taking off. video messaging versus textbased is a novel concept, but not easy. the bottom line is this, i agree with cory that everything looks fantastic across the board. when you look at it from an investment standpoint, the street was looking for $40 billion in revenue. unless you get 10% upside, the stock is not going to move favorably. i thinks that what you see today. it's a good performance against a great performance expectation backdrop. emily: over one billion active users on mobile. there are 7 billion people in the world. the majority of them don't have the internet. at what point do we simply re

on stage and he said that the problem was more that people get the contradictory views in their newsfeedthey just don't read them. they scroll right down the page. which may be true. one could argue they need to do something a little different to maybe put a brake on that. the problem, and i think your colleague said some smart things the other day on your show, they really want to do what is best for the user. that is sort of what she was saying as well. if they think it is affecting the user experience, they are going to improve it. because that is their bread and butter. probably it is starting to affect the user experience. in a way that's pretty serious. that gives them huge incentives to take action. emily: you can hear more about facebook's news controversy on our podcast, "decrypted." soul-searching in the aftermath of donald trump's election. find new episodes on itunes every tuesday. twitter is also under pressure for the way it's handled hate speech. last week, twitter switched on new features to help users filter out abusive content and took more direct action by suspending a

ad loads, the amount of ads they can shove into the newsfeed. there is a limit to that. but there are new areas that facebook is investing in. one is video. that has been flagged by mark zuckerberg as a key area to boost engagement and also potentially new forms of advertising. i think there's a long-term play here, which investors are betting on. >> do you think there's any snigering around the video ad? because there was a bit of a scandal a couple of months ago where they overestimated the amount of videos from 60 to 80%, which is quite a significant overestimation. >> a lot of that stemmed from what they considered three seconds of video, which isn't very appealing to advertisers, but that's one area facebook will need to improve on. it's how do you tell advisers that this is a compelling ad product, and that might mean the way it counts metrics and advertising. >> you know, this is another apple stunt as far as i can see, with the valuations. and look, i'm not talking about the valuation stuff. i'm talking about these analysts. if i want a choice out there, i can ge

what he has on designing your newsfeed coming up next.berg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm david gura. vonnie: i vonnie quinn. time for a look at the bloomberg business flash. my land is rejecting a request to testify on a congressional hearing for its price of epipen. charles grassley of iowa has scheduled a november 30 session to figure out how the drugmaker id lower than legally required discounts on epipen. goldman sachs has left the block group and other banks may soon follow it out of the door. that is according to someone familiar with the departure . it's tied to its ability to work together with enough of the lock containing technology itself. the exit marks a blow to our three with more than 70 institutions. tesla motors says it has completed its acquisition of solar city. elon musk will fulfill his vision for a viable one-stop shop for energy consumers. the deal is valued at $2 billion and integrates the maker of model s vance with the installation of solar rooftop panels. that is your latest bloomberg business flash

workers at facebook say the company has designed software to block posts from news appearing in people newsfeed in geographic areas but so far not used. there is no indication that facebook has offered this software to authorities in china. >>> reports on the perm nantz losing of a waterslide for a boy who was killed this past summer at schlitterbahn water park. the slide will be torn down when the investigation is complete. the son that died was a the son of a kansas lawmaker. >>> a plane with mike pence was skidded off the runway at new york's laguardia. federal investigators say the ple floated nearly halfway no one washurt. before landing. >> i remember he came here first that morni. he was right here. >>> "the washington post" says that donald trump's charity admits to violating a ban on so-called self-dealing. th from mr. trump did not respond to questions for comments about this. >>> president-elect trump tells "the new york times" that government conflict of interest laws will not apply to him as president. he said under the law, he has no obligaon to cut ties with his businesses. he al

they would allow certain post to be-- removed from newsfeeds. facebook developed the tool but the-- a third party company would do the center. >>> obama handed out his final medal of freedom awards and robert de niro joined robert redford and others being honored. they stood alongside and the generous as she was honored not only for her work but her courage to come out 20 years ago ! at a pivotal moment her courage helped changed-- change the minds of many americans accelerating our nations drive toward equality and acceptance for all. >> tom hanks who was born here in oakland was honored for his decades of work. diana ross, kareem abdul-jabbar and michael jordan also received the medal of freedom. security for the event was so tight that ellen did generous took to twitter to discuss her struggles to get inside saying they haven't let me in because i forgot my id. about an hour later she was like inside after she was able to prove to security that she was, in fact, ellen did generous.>> rock climbers set a world record climbing yosemite. the 23-

at facebook say the company has designed software to block posts from news appearing in people's newsfeed in geographic areas but so far not used. there is no indication that facebook has offered thi china. >>> t"the kansas city star" reports on the perm nantz losing of a waterslide for a boy who was killed this past summer at schlitterbahn water park. the slide will be torn down when the investigation is complete. the son that died was a the son of a kansas lawmaker. carrying him last month when it skidded off the runway at new york's laguardia. federal investigators say the plane floated nearly halfway down the runway before landing. no one was hurt. >> i remember he came here first that morning. he was right here. >>> "the washington post" says that donald trump's charity admits to violating a ban on so-called self-dealing. the law says the charity's money cannot be used to benefit mr. trump or his family. it says tax filings in 2015 show the trump foundation checked yes transferred income or assets to a disqualified person and it checked yes again when asked if it engaged in any acts