did that make that kind of data sets available to you since it was just public on facebook? is that what led you to use the data? michal: yes, you are just pointing out, another reason why i'm using facebook likes. i was lucky to have a huge data set of volunteers that donated their facebook likes to me as well as political views. personality and other psychological scores. basically other parts of their facebook profiles. in 2006 or 2007, my friend, he started this online personality questionnaire. where you could take a standard personality test, and then he would receive feedback on your scores. it went viral. we had more than 6 million people that took the test. half of them generously gave us access to their facebook profiles. when you finish your test, it would ask you, if you would be willing in return for us offering you this interesting thing, if you would be willing to give us access to your facebook profile. which we would later use for scientific research. more than 6 million people took the test. we got around 3 million profiles, facebook profiles. at the beginni

we do broadcast on cable but we use facebook we used you tube we have streaming on our web site we have our app so what happens when you don't keep up and surpass the times really because it's all about staying ahead of the trends well the interesting thing i see happening here is we're seeing a boom in the amount of demand for content creators and the executives in the ivory towers are able to financially and legally engineer their earnings the way they used to brands like e.s.p.n. they build business models gave billions of dollars to major league baseball but then they had in some. and of the number of subscribers that they'd be able to monetize their guns they're not there anymore so it's a big challenge for them content creators are now in huge demand because netflix and amazon they all want to create proprietary content so ip is really where it's at from an at macro economic standpoint it's great for the economy more and more people get jobs you need writers editors after effects producers and then marketing agencies create viral buzz for this content so it's really exciting from

did you see the video he posted on facebook today? >> i was just going for a walk in one of my beautiful, fantastically elegant golf course and these bears started following me. i'm walking backwards now, hello, bears. you're the best bears. you know, i didn't want to sign the sanctions, but mike pence

on facebook. you would visit websites that facebook never like on and you would buy stuff that you would never like on facebook. like you would buy medicine that revealing about your health. and most of us don't really like medicine we are taking on facebook. which basically means that if get access to your credit card data, your web data, your search data, ,ecords from your mobile phone these digital footprints would be way more revealing than i can do using facebook likes. comingever findings i'm up with, they are just conservative estimates of what done with more revealing data. can actually see that the entire industry -- entire industries, not just one industry. they are moving towards basically building their models on top of the data we are producing. and my favorite example is credit cards. how many of you guys have actual for the credit card recently? ok. have few people that maybe didn't do their research on line .roperly but most of us, including me, we don't pay for credit cards. now,

but if i am on facebook now, i probably have a friend on facebook from another country. would you ever consider showing people news or information from the other side of the aisle? what about people who think differently than me? sheryl: i think people worry that facebook puts you in a news feed is all the people of the same views as you that is not what happens. because the facebook, you can hear from more voices, and on average, by extending to more voices, you see broader views than you otherwise would see. that doesn't mean everyone is being blasted by views from the other side, they aren't. but on average, i still think we all can do more to learn more about what other people think and what their experiences are. emily: whatsapp is now partially blocked in china. is mark's view of connecting the world now highly unlikely? sheryl: we always have the whole world includes china. emily: mark said facebook is more like a government then additional company. how this facebook manage the spoke of its policy media, and all these different responsibilities, in this modern age

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emily: facebook has taken on many of snapchat's most popular ideas. imitation is the highest form of flattery, but others may not feel that way. do you think there's room for another social network in the facebook empire? sheryl: mobile time is exploding. people are using more and more mobile time, more and more social time. i remember interviewing for this job almost 10 years ago, mark saying more things would be social. that's what's happening. there's certainly room for a lot of companies to offer lots of great services. emily: i heard you talk about how much you enjoy visiting lean in circles and hearing other women talk about the challenges they're taking on. what challenges do you want to take on? sheryl: i feel fully challenged. [laughter] facebook just hit 2 billion users around the world. we know how deep our responsibilities are. i love working with mark and the team on that. i'm glad i wrote "option b," it was emotional, but i think it was important. if it helps just one person, then that gives dave's life a little more meaning, and that ha

a lot of information is on my facebook page. go over there for that. and then scattered showers and thunderstorms on wednesday before we cool down on thursday and friday. >>> i am mark murray of nbc news. >> i am carry dan. the most recent week after a white nationalists rally in charlottesville is the worst week yet. >> the backlash has left him increasingly isolated. influential republicans have rebuked him, and fox even blasted him. >> and bob trump has not demonstrated enough confidence. >> most of all, after a painful week for the country, trump has appeared to double down on positions that divide rather than unite, and it's all coming as more potential crisis loom from the debt ceiling to north korea and beyond. >> from rooftop bars in arlington to parks in fairfax county. come with me and i will take you around northern virginia and show you the best he's asleep. finally. those powerful lungs have fallen silent. you lay there, with just the odd twitch or sniffle. and in this moment of bliss you think... oh, i should turn the lights off. and the t

announced on facebook... the protest was supposedly going to block traffic on the golden gate bridge "until the city of san francisco agrees that 'antifa' is a terrorist organization." but nine o'clock came and went... and no one showed up... law enforcement was ready just in case. (steve) the right wing rally in berkeley over the weekend was no hoax. it drew thousands of coutner protesters --- and 13 people were arrested. the trans- woman who organized it spoke out publicly for the first time since sunday's demonstration. she tells kron four's philippe djegal...she intends to return to berkeley. (philippe)amber cummings/orga nizer- "i'm very, very upset about what happened this weekend -- extremely upset." a self-described "trans- patriot"... amber cummings says she is not a white nationalist.amber cummings/orga nizer- "absolutely not." she adds....amber cummings/orga nizer- "i don't stand with the kkk. i don't stand with any of these groups." cummings showed up to this news conference without a bandana, then

announced on facebook... the protest was supposedly going to block traffic on the golden gate bridge "until the city of san francisco agrees that 'antifa' is a terrorist organization." but nine o'clock came and went... and no one showed up. (vicki) amber cummings, the trans-woman who organized then cancelled the "no to marxism in america" rally which drew thousands of counter protestors in berkeley over the weekend...is not done with berkeley.(grant) today, she addressed news organizations for the first time since sunday's demonstrations turned violent. she tells kron four's philippe djegal...she intends to return to berkeley. (philippe)amber cummings/orga nizer- "i'm very, very upset about what happened this weekend -- extremely upset." a self-described "trans- patriot"... amber cummings says she is not a white nationalist.amber cummings/orga nizer- "absolutely not." she adds....amber cummings/orga nizer- "i don't stand with the kkk. i don't stand with any of these groups." cummings showed up to this news con

it's about an article that's been shared thousands of times already on facebook. and it has one of our neighbors pretty grossed out. >> hi. my name is leslie. i'm from capitol heights, maryland. i've seen this headline on facebook. it says there is more than a million pounds of rat meat being sold in the u.s.a. for boneless chicken. wusa9, tell me is there any truth to that? please verify. >> all right, our researchers went straight to the article. here is that headline. more than a million pounds of rat meat is sold as boneless chicken wings in the u.s.a. our researchers chased this article back to the original report posted on a website called world news daily report, which is known for posting satire. their hot story for today is south africa. man gives birth nine months after presumed alien abduction. but just to make sure there wasn't a nugget of truth in there we took a their alleged facts. the article claims the fda seized the meat from illegal shipping containers at a part in san francisco. but the fda says nope. spokesman peter casell says the agency is no

we'll see you tomorrow on facebook live at 1:00. that will do it tonight. >> keep it here for sports sunday. ♪ ♪ this is fox 29 sports sunday. >>> the eagles offensive looked flat-out suspect the last last preseason game. one player seems to think he's the answer. the phillies finishing up the four-game series against the giants and a guy you may have never heard of. getting it done in the clutch. we got that and much more coming up next on sports sunday.

heyer's last post on facebook, right after the election. "if you're not outraged, you're not paying attention." >> i am extremely proud she stood for what she believed in. she gave her soul to it and now she's given her life to it. >> reporter: adding to the chaos, a freak helicopter crash killing two virginia state troopers helping with the protests. pilot berke bates and lieutenant jay cullen. >> eva, the first night of the rally, the white nationalists were marching with the tiki torches, and now the owners of that company denouncing them? >> reporter: that's right. the tiki brand saying they're deeply saddened and disappointed. saying we do not support their message or use of our products in that way. david? >> eva, thank you. >>> and we move on tonight to the other news this monday evening. another developing story. the alleged terror takedown in oklahoma city. the fbi arresting a suspect allegedly trying to detonate what he believed to be a bomb. authorities saying the suspect admired timothy mcveigh. here's david kerley. >> reporter:

the man later reached out on facebook to find out the condition of the child and the hospital responded saying the unidentified boy is alive and being treated in the pediatric unit. >> taylor swift's official website facebook page and twitter and instagram accounts have been wiped clean. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is thinking about what is next and what is not. >> plus our solar eclipse coverage continues, a preview of some of the watch parties happening in the area next. every year south jersey sends more and more tax money to trenton, but gets less and less back thanks to steve sweeney and chris christie. here's the sweeney-christie record eight years of underfunded schools. huge tax breaks for themselves and their rich friends while we pay more. and homestead rebate funding for seniors cut in half next year. don't believe the fake news from his wealthy donors. steve sweeney stands with chris christie, not with south jersey. 5:00 a.m., monday, august 21. here's what we're following. >> we're hours away from the great american eclipse. watch parties are planned across the r

social media, her message reached an unlikely hero, patriots quarterback tom brady shared her story on facebook the fact he took it out -- you know, time out of his day to do a little post was so meaningful, and it was really incredible. >> reporter: she says just one day after his post the national bone marrow registry told her roughly 100 people of mixed ethnicities signed up. >> i was his number one west coast football fan. now i'm his number one fan in life. >> reporter: thanks to medical advancements over the last ten years, her older brother randy now qualifies as a donor, but tom brady's post could help other people of mixed races find a match, too. veronica miracle, "abc 7 news" >>> authorities in santa cruz county are reviewing surveillance video hoping to find the person who cut off a great week shark's first dorsal fin. the 10-foot shark washed ashore at a beach in live oak last night with severe cuts to its head, possibly from a boat propeller. before officials could take it to a lab for identification, someone cut off the fin and removed most of the animal's tooth, too. >> i know t

i have not seen people use facebook stories on my own facebook. that is anecdotal. released information on it. have you? >> no. maybe we are old. >> it is something we have not seen gain traction. it was the top think mark zuckerberg talked about at the developer conference earlier this year. that part is embarrassi -- that they made such a big dealal copycat effort. emily: that was sarah frier. competition in the streaming space is set to get intense. apple's $1 billion spending on original content in 2018 will allow it to produce 10 shows. while it may seem that apple is using deep pockets to launch shows, it is entering a crowded field dominated by netflix and amazon. to weigholff, joins us in on the new media landscape. >> apple brings a lot to this party. they have devices, people watching video on their phones and on apple tv and computers. at the same time -- they have a lot of data. they know what people are watching and people are doing. at the same time, it is very difficult to produce hit tv shows. youtube is using data to be able to decide what shows they

. >> that posting on facebook likely saved a man's live. what it was that made her determined to reunite a family. >>> plus talk about parking pain. how much time here in w as >>> only on news 4 tonight, a woman opposite up about her pivot all role in reuniting a missing man with his family. >> she said it wouldn't have happened if she didn't trust her gut instinct. >> new at 11:00 she shares her story and explains how persistence paid off. >> and you can see cross the street. that was taken over here. >> reporter: at this dumfries mcdonald, she saw a man crossing the street, he looked like the man, she shared his missing poster. >> george, a husband and father of two disappeared two days ago, dozens of friends and strangers fanning out across sbrandia and fairfax county trying to find him. his wife said he suffers from depression. as we were interviewing rebu winstead, lieu leases followed this face into the mcdonalds. >> something struck me maybe this is the same man. she snapped this picture without the man seeing. >> reporter: after taki

but i have not seen people use facebook stories, at least on my own facebook. that is anecdotal. ased information on it. have you? emily: no. [laughter] sarah: maybe we are old, emily. it is something we have not seen gain traction. it was the top think mark zuckerberg talked about at the developer conference earlier this year. that part is embarrassing that they made such a big deal about the augmented reality platform of the future and then we have not seen a lot happen there. but in terms of instagram, that is going solo. that is incredibly successful copycat effort. emily: that was bloomberg technology's sarah frier. competition in the streaming space is set to get intense. apple's $1 billion spending on original content in 2018 will allow it to produce 10 shows. while it may seem that apple is using deep pockets to launch original shows, it is entering a crowded field already dominated by netflix and amazon. michael wolff joined us to weigh in on this new media landscape. michael: apple brings a lot to this party. they have devices, people watching video on their phones and o

and remember to find us on facebook at wnn fans.com. you're watching "world news now." ♪ su♪ a cold, a bug, a flu ♪ when school was back in session ♪ ♪ those germs were shared with you ♪ each year kids miss 22 million school days due to illness. but lysol kills 99.9% of cold and flu viruses. my hygi...a mouthwash.o try... so i tried crest. it does so much more than give me fresh breath. crest pro-health mouthwash provides all... pro with crest mouthwash. checkup? nailed it there'in herbal essences it's bio:renew a blend of sea kelp, aloe and antioxidants that help bring your hair back to life. herbal essences. let life in. >>> got to see this scene. watch this carefully. this bicycle bandit on the loose. he's robbed at least seven cabbies sense june. he actually strolls up to the cab. grabs cash from them through the window. >> whoa! >> >> that is bold. >> no one, we should point out, has been physically injured in all of this, but look how bold that is. >> knowing how new york drivers roll in this city, if he continues, he'll be the wi

kids who played their whole career and the last year no team. >> they used social media and talked on facebook called local news reporter. and this afternoon he was on campus saying the school's decision will be reversed. >> lots of phone calls. >> reporter: does that mean the high school will withdraw its petition to the league? >> correct. our goal is to have 25 to 35 juniors and seniors to play for the hornettes. >> reporter: the school is calling for a meeting. in novato mark matthews. >> no more cash on cable calls. it comes after an audit after -- gnaw they are working on a plan that would make the cars cashless. >>> paying too much for property taxes nbc bay area responds. >> collin kaepernick still remains popular among fans. after the break. san mateo county is urging people to grab a ride with a friend. the county is launching a new program, to try and get people to carpool. drivers will get a two dollar incentive for every person >>> san mateo county urging people to grab a ride with a friend. the goal is to cut down on rush hour traffic. >> still doesn't have a job but former 49ers

social media, her message reached an unlikely hero, patriots quarterback tom brady shared her story on facebookhe fact he took it out -- you know, time out of his day to do a little post was so meaningful, and it was really incredible. >> reporter: she says just one day after his post the national bone marrow registry told her roughly 100 people of mixed ethnicities signed up. >> i was his number one west coast football fan. now i'm his number one fan in life. >> reporter: thanks to medical advancements over the last ten years, her older brother randy now qualifies as a donor, but tom brady's post could help other people of mixed races find a match, too. veronica miracle, "abc 7 news" >>> authorities in santa cruz county are reviewing surveillance video hoping to find the person who cut off a great week shark's first dorsal fin. the 10-foot shark washed ashore at a beach in live oak last night with severe cuts to its head, possibly from a boat propeller. before officials could take it to a lab for identification, someone cut off the fin and removed most of the animal's tooth, too. >> i know the

we spoke with saravia on facebook shortly saravia says they brought all their outdoor furniture indoors, to try to keep water from getting inside. a "7 on your side" warning now... many have already donated... to help the victims of hurricane harvey. but the "better business bureau"- now issuing an important warning. scammers are also working to get your money. one of the big traps is crowd funding for hurricane relief. the b-b-b says -- you shouldn't share anything on social media- until you check the original source. also - check for typo's - and double check the charity name - to make sure it's not just a similar spin-off to a mainstream organization. if you donate- use a credit card or a check - becuase your bank can help more, if it turns out to be a scam. and if you still have questions about how you help the victims of hurricane harvey-- we are here to help. we have informatio donate - at wjla.com. or you can donate to the american red cross, right from your phone. just text "harvey" to 9-0-9-9-9, to donate 10 dollars. today-- as the gulf deals with the impact of hurricane harvey

. >> on facebook at 1:00 o'clock on monday. >> yup. >> excellent. sounds good, thank you very much, kathy. >> see you then. what would possess a woman to jump out of the very car she was driving at 60 miles an hour? that's the question tonight after what played out on route 42 in deptford township, new jersey. right around 8:00 tonight much police say she hit the ground and she was unconscious by the time other drivers stopped and ran over to help her. thank goodness nobody hit her. we don know how she's doing. >>> to philadelphia's kensington neighborhood where a child fought back after an intruder broke into his home. now police say the man had been running from cops after shooting someone. he tried escaping by running into the child's house well the ten-year-old bit him. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in philadelphia at philadelphia police headquarters. shawnette. >> reporter: lucy, we talked to the family. we're not identifying them because, of course, we want to protect that ten-year-old but again we did talk to them tonight about this bizar

>> a lot of it on facebook. >> you saw something on facebook. >> yes.s, the antifa people had an ad on craigslist recruiting people for $25 an hour to show up for the protests in charlottesville. >> and you trust facebook more than news organizations? >> oh, yes, live video who shot it, yes. >> you trust your facebook feed even though you don't know the origin -- >> the people are our friends. >> even though you can't tell me the source of these videos. >> i can pull them up off facebook. >> okay. let me see those. show me what you found on your phone. >> i tweeted it off. i'm sorry. there are videos, if you google charlottesville, virginia, protesters videos, they all start popping up into the feed on facebook. >> i also have a young man who says they saw these people, six buses lined up, someone who lives in charlottesville, six buses were lined and people were getting off the bus with kkk shirts and bln shirts. while that may not sound credible to a lot of people, to us that don't trust the news media, that could be very credible. >> well, that last

coming up, users have been flocking to videos on facebook. al media giant , working on more eyeballs on the platform. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: the amount of videos on facebook has exploded over the past few years, giving the social media giant a new way to bring in ad dollars. now the company is attempting to gain even more viewers with the launch of its new video platform. sarah frier covers the company for us. quite fascinating. sarah: watch is facebook's attempt to get viewers to talk about the videos as they occur. it is more episodic content, short video content, the likes of which you might find on youtube. some of it is more reality tv. some of it is more exploratory. there is a whole series where people go to try to taste the best teas in the world. they are hoping what people will do in this watch section is look at videos, recommend them to their friends, comment on them as they are happening, and come back again as the next episodes show. caroline: is this aimed at millennials? who is the competition here -- is it amazon, netf

and remember to find us on facebook at wnnfans.com.'re watching "world news now." ♪ su♪ a cold, a bug, a flu ♪ when school was back in session ♪ ♪ those germs were shared with you ♪ each year kids miss 22 million school days due to illness. but lysol kills 99.9% of cold and flu viruses. my hygi...a mouthwash.o try... so i tried crest. it does so much more than give me fresh breath. crest pro-health mouthwash provides all... ...of these benefits to help you get better dental check-ups. go pro with crest mouthwash. checkup? nailed it there'in herbal essences it's bio:renew a blend of sea kelp, aloe and antioxidants that help bring your hair back to life. herbal essences. let life in. >>> got to see this scene. watch this carefully. this bicycle bandit on the loose. he's robbed at least seven cabbies since june. he actually strolls up to the cab. grabs cash from them through the window. >> whoa! >> and then takes off. >> that is bold. >> no one, we should point out, has been physically injured in all of this, but look how bold that is. >>

please facebook is the one that's held up we know that amazon is town some 13% from its high of just weeks ago. google as well the question is is facebook in a position to catch up to the down side with those other sort of high flying internet names i would say yes. i think there's a lot of viability here. >> isn't it a tough thing when you look at all of them. earnings was an emotional top. run close to 10% into them maybe with the s&p only down 2%, pretty healthy let's remember facebook has gained over $125 billion this year alone. up 45% or sew. for these things to come back. i don't think anybody's panicking in amazon right now or google >> okay. coming up next, your tweets and the final call don't move hey gary, what'd you got here? this bad boy is a mobile trading desk so that i can take my trading platform wherever i go. you know that thinkorswim seamlessly syncs across all your devices, right? oh, so my custom studies will go with me? anywhere you want to go! the market's hot! sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade steve, other than making me

cell phone video was posted on facebook. the guard punched the fan at one point. fans at the coliseum say they can't believe it. >> that's horrible. you don't treat people like that. you are supposed to make sure that we are safe. not fighting us. we come to you for help as the security guard. >> the company is a sub contractor called ussa. the a's are vie value -- evaluating the company. >>> a fremont family is extremely lucky tonight after a car rammed into their house following a police chase. scott budman joins us at the scene with details. >> reporter: i want to show you where it happened. this is where a car drove into a house at a high rate of speed. luckily the owners were away at the time. it was a police pursuit that ended badly. >> it was really bad. it was like a blast. that is when i thought something bad was happening on our street. >> reporter: the family of four that lives here was out. >> two kids. it is surmmer. they are in summer school. >> reporter: earlier they got a call that three people might be robbi robbing a nearby house. the suspects to

laura mccullom is one of those who saw the post on facebook. she immediately saw the stolen train parked in the lot. >> i was the one who happened to see it. >> reporter: it suited up and was ready to hit the party circuit. >> this weekend we don't have to disappoint thousands of kids. >> and we are back here live. no disappointed children this weekend. no disappointed reporters. though the train has been recovered, the thieves have not. they are going through surveillance video and hope to make arrests in this case soon. reporting live in pleasant hills, i am jodi hernandez. >> jodi is enjoying her train ride. >>> dally citake a look, a roade if sonoma county. broke out at 11:00 a.m. and burned along 101 in geyserville. no structures were damaged but you can see the traffic there. no word on the cause. >> no doubt it is sinking, but they say it is safe in an earthquake. reports released today the findings based on computer modelling, saying it could withstand an 8.0 quake without collapsing. independent experts have told us that while the build

on sunday, the president posted the first episaid on his facebook page. s his daughter-in-law lara trump sharing some of his accomplishments. he said the series discredited the media. >> relief is in sight. changing its policy to favor quicker loading sites on its mobile app. if a web page loads fast, it will likely come up higher on your news feed. facebook says up to 40% of people leave a website after just a three-second delay. the new policy will roll out gradually. i always knew i was impatient. i didn't realize everybody else was as well. >> gotta go. gotta go, mike nicco. >> nothing special about being three seconds inpatient. hi, everybody. let's hope that number doesn't get lower. here's a look from mt. tamalpais. looks clear. notice what you don't see, a lot of low clouds. they're mainly confined to the coast right now and the golden gate bridge. it may make a late push to the east like they did yesterday, but it's the clouds above that i'm concerned with. partly sunny sky, a monsoon moisture that brings us the threat of a thunderstorm today, ton

on the bbc business live web page, bbc.com/business, on twitter @bbcbusiness and you can find us on facebookrly about this story about facebook moving into the television arena, we would get into that in a moment, but maike is back, the story about the new boss of lego going after eight months, tell us more.“ is interesting, because he is the first non—danish chief executive of lego, he has only been in thejob for eight months. they have said this was always the deal, since he was appointed they would start looking for a new chief executive, so there may or may not be more to the story, but what is interesting is that lego is feeling the pressure. it dominates the construction aisle, but their biggest competitor is moving into that space. what do we know about this new guy? so interesting, because the first guy was there just eight months, and then another dane. it does seem that way, but the new chief executive has got a very good track record. is he good at building?! he is a master builder! is good at increasing profits, which is what you want your chief executive to do. isn't it everybod

there is a huge amount of pressure on facebook to get on top of it more quickly to address those thingsooner rather than later. what about issues or content is displayed alongside for example extremist context? what do they say to you and what you do to prevent that from happening? you cannot truly prevent that from happening. critically on facebook, these things are shared wildly. —— widely. the idea has may well be placed next to someone else‘s story. what you can do is ensure you put media responsibly and work with your partners to do so. people have to accept there may be a proportion of advertising you pay in which there might not be happy. they certainly shouldn't expect that and they certainly shouldn't deal with that because that is not their responsibility, but yes, where your content appears and how consumers respond is increasingly an area focused on. traditionally, it was all about tv ads and that is where the focus was. when a client comes to you and says, we have a heritage idea about the advertising, but i wa nt to idea about the advertising, but i want to track more peop

emily: facebook's coo sheryl sandberg addressed the memo on her facebook page. she said inequality in tech is not due to gender differences, it is due to cultural stereotypes that processed -- persist. we all need to do more. we hear later from her in this hour. we will cover the culture wars brewing within the tech industry. coming up, facebook is bolstering efforts to combat hate speech. their latest move and the impact. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: facebook is doubling down on its efforts to combat hate speech. they are adding 500 staff in germany, to crack down on offensive posts. germany's parliamentary lower house passed legislation, threatening fines of up to $59 million. that would be levied on large social networks that failed to report hate speech or remove illegal postings. joining us now, caroline hyde in london. and with me here in the studios, david kirkpatrick. great to see you in person. caroline, i want to start with you, laying out what is behind the beefing up in staff here. caroline: it is interesting, because you heard as recently as back in

they gained some of the back on mobile even the facebook dominates on mobile.t's unclear what the next big business s the cloud business is doing okay but it's not gang busters. it's no the at the scale certainly that search is or doesn't seem to be that way. and international is way for them to grow as w they're having a hard time with that they're looking at the eu and anti-competitive practices they're not in china that is not going to happen any time soon. international growth is hard so all of the tech stocks, they're saturated in the u.s. in the sense that if you use facebook, you're already on it you're not going to be into it now they want you to use it more often. i think that's the key for a lot of the companies in trying to get more engage ment >> i think the other way we can distinguish is by valuations and they're not all created equally for weeks running up to as these stocks were running up, it was all about whether the stocks had run up too far away from where the fundamentals justify has that been shaking out at all? which one looks like the be

this eclipse given the ubiquity of social media, when we got back to the office, you could look on facebook and twitter and see the experiences of people across the country in the path of totality. i saw people posting photos saying my son just took this, it changed his life. i was listening to people in south carolina cheer as the sun