>> have you quantified how many children have taken their own lives because of your products? >> reporter: facebook's head of global safety appearing remotely and on the defensive after "the wall street journal" revealed internal facebook research found 1 in 3 teenage users says instagram has contributed to their own body image issues, eating disorders, anxieties and depression 13% of british users and 6% of american users trace those thoughts to instagram use. though facebook insists far more teens benefit from the social connections. >> more of them found their than harmful. >> reporter: but 20-year-old grace park believes the constant instagram posts contributed to her own anxiety and eating disorder in high school. >> everyone else is way skinner and way prettier and has nicer clothes, and that also hurt my own self-confidence about my own body which led to me practically starving myself for like a year. >> it makes them feel like they're on shaky ground and they can't possibly keep up with their peers or anyone else and it just makes their insecurities snowball at a time

compound for his own safety. he said, we'll have more analysis on what the general had to say in the coming hours here on al jazeera. in the meantime, let's move on to some of the rest of the day sneers. molly is expelling the envoy from west africa. regional block echo was, it said that his actions are incompatible with his status and gave no further details. a girl was, has been pushing molly to respect its vow to hold elections in february following last year's miller qu. molly's transitional leaders said that he will confirm a date in december. south korea's former president rotate woo has died at the age of 80. 8 burrow was a pivotal figure in the country's transition to democracy. he part took it in 1979 military coo and a deadly crackdown on pro democracy, protested he later accepted growing calls for a direct presidential election in 1987 ro was sentenced to a 17 year jail term for the military coup crackdown, but was pardoned around a year later, manny charge of south korea. samsung group has been fined

mr lebedev owned a boat called the lady l.nsferred to an employee of the president's law firm in 2011, but the evidence strongly suggests lady l still really belonged to lebedev. are are you here is his daughter's instagram. are are you there are many more examples in the files. another legal firm became suspicious. they concluded the president's employees were most likely acting as nominee beneficial owners on behalf of leonid lebedev. offshore firms are not supposed to conceal ownership in this way. transparency around who is really behind companies and the assets that they own is a valuable tool for deterring criminal activity. what would you say about a law firm providing false beneficial owners? if you are covering their tracks, then you are very much part of the enterprise. president anastasiades said our allegations were totally unfounded. and that it is no longer his law firm because he had transferred the shares to his daughters since becoming president in 2013. the law firm told us that it had never concealed the tru

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well, we now begin to do our own. so that when we have these crisis, we're able to, to handle our own situations. now, well, you say that you perhaps don't need her as many work scenes as her as the developed world, but according to their world health organization, only 15 out of 54 african countries have managed to vaccinate at least 10 percent of that population, which is the w h o target and i know that libraries, not among them. your vaccination level, a full full vaccination level is 0.6 percent the last time i check what prevented your country from my being higher on the list. and do you in, do you think that this is a number one priority given how many diseases you have to confront? i mean, it's not just covered 19, there's also a chevy aids maria, malaria, many others. is it even worthwhile? is it logical? is it responsible for you as a government officials to put the convent 19 above all of those challenges? and i think we have to handle it collectively because like you save, you look at the statistics. we ha

these are stocks that you own. they're forever stocks at some point they won't be able to grow 50% on top of that revenue base, but people have been calling the end of that for years already and guess what they've been wrong so they're the easiest stocks own for so many reasons and fortunately, i don't have hundreds of thousands of investors saying, hey, why do you own united rentals which i don't. no one questioned microsoft even if it underperforms, but guess what the companies, the bigger they get and the more business that comes to them. although not with microsoft. so, yeah i love them. i'll do well with them and if there's a year of underperformance with amazon, who cares? they'll catch up they innovate and that's the most important thing and when people ignore is they have subscription models. amazon has it. microsoft has it google's got it and that's what markets like and that's what gets a higher valuation. so, yeah, so i'm there and i'm happy with them. facebook is one that i'm looking for the exit door b

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sarat doesn't own it jenny doesn't own it jon doesn't own it and neither does josh.? what are we missing? what did we miss >> well, i mean, you can't own everything like, not every lack of ownership is necessarily a judgement, i just i have my things that i focus on -- >> oh, i am judging, man i am judging why not? you own nvidia >> okay. well, listen, i own the qs i'm okay i have plenty of cemex poesh you are. i just -- look, i'm not one of these people that thinks you to have a stock du jour i tend to focus on a few different names at a time, and like i have broad ownership of a lot of things, but like, if i really want to get personally invested, i am downloading the quarterly results on the quarter app, for example i'm listening to that religiously. i can't do that with every stock under the sun. nobody can actually do that. >> no. i'm just giving you guys a hard time no one owns it and the stock does incredibly well >> can't kiss all of the girls, what can i tell you? >> 65.60 is where it currently sits amd and the smh calls, no marvell. >> right no marvell, and

and look at all of those and my own weaving them into my own experience to sort of define myself in at i have not always been able to because there are so many stories that it had to wrestle with about who i am in the world. >> my book has been described as a dark psychological thriller i describe the events as they unfolded. can save lives by giving the reader the resources to prevent partner violence. take the reader the stages i went through to get entangled in an abusive relationship with the former new york state attorney general and how i got out and how i reclaimed my voice. a book is a dark subject but also has a lot of healing and light. i wrote it to expose intimate violence in committed relationships. i wrote it to call up the enablers without with the predators were not good with the abuse. and to encourage by standards. and most importantly i wrote for the millions of people who experience instant partner violence, many of them before they turn 18. >> tonya i wanted to ask you first, your experience with the former new york state attorney general was reported on a piece o

while she continues to fight to make her own decision and live her own life, we can and must fight for reform in these legal straitjackets, arrangements that are potentially abusive and certainly a disservice to many people that are under them and that is why i am so pleased the ranking member and i could come together to hold this hearing and i hope we have a productive conversation to find common ground to identify ways for transparency and overall reform of the current conservatorship system. and let me pose a couple of initial thoughts to get your reactions to them. first it's clear we need to strengthen the systems to ensure alternatives to this kind of legal straitjackets and make sure they are considered first, make sure civil rights are protected and where a conservatorship is imposed that it is effectively overseen and supervised to avoid abuse. second, federal agencies including the department of health and human services and the department of justice can promote the sharing of information and best practices across jurisdictional lines as well as improved data collection. i k

she could not own, inherit, control property including her own -- she could not sue in court, run a business, divorce or even claim custody of her own children. the connection between women's lack of economic status and lack of rights was highlighted in america just after the revolutionary war. while the men fought, many women -- including abigail adams, the future first lady -- capably ran their families' farms and enterprises. in recognition of their service and patriotism, new york, new jersey, massachusetts and new hampshire allowed them to vote. then the men returned from the war. by the time of the constitution's ratification in 1788, most women had been disenfranchised. new jersey held on until 1807. by the mid 19th century as the industrial revolution rapidly gathered steam and rapidly urbanized america, women's status declined still further, at least those of the middle and upper classes in towns and cities. in the old agrarian economy, home and work were intermeshed on farms where the labor of both sexes sustained the family. especially in the booming urban areas, men's jobs in the

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.— do so on its own.ent that was released after that testimony. if you expect, he defended facebook and made a call that he has maybe before for governments to step in and tie to step in try to regulate social media. he posted all this on facebook, of course. he said it up play private companies should make all the decisions on their own. at some level, the right body to assess the trade—offs on social equity as it is our democratically elected congress. well, monica baker is vice president of content policy at facebook and she spoke to the bbc. we don't think that we should be making all of these decisions on our own. it's the reason that we have put this information out there in our community standards enforcement report. that's why we have an independent oversight board. it's also why we have called for regulation for more than two and half years and continue to engage with the uk regulators and supports at their focus on making sure companies have robust systems in place to keep their communities safe

these findings are from your own study and your own experts you can speak to your own experience youisclose all of the reports all of the findings? you commit to full disclosure? correct center to thank you. we've released a number of reports we are looking to find ways to release more of the research. i want to be clear this is not a bombshell's not causal research. >> i beg to differ with you, this research is a bombshell. it is a powerful that facebook knows the harmful effects on children and it has concealed those facts and findings. i ask you to commit you will make full disclosure all of the thousands of pages of documents a whistleblower has and more. i want to switch to a separate topic. i think you have indicated you are not willing at this point to make a commitment that will fully disclose everything, unless i'm mistaken. i will give you a chance to respond. >> thank you's editor. we are looking for ways to release more research for their privacy concerns we need to taketa into if. we are also looking for ways to get external reachers access to data so they can do indepen

_ make their own decisions? it will be interesting, won't it? i— make their own decisions?n't it? i don't know. interesting, won't it? i don't know what you read into the article on the front of the daily telegraph, which is our next three, faiza. covid cases will probably slump in winter, say scientists?— covid cases will probably slump in winter, say scientists? yes, this is an article that _ winter, say scientists? yes, this is an article that brings _ winter, say scientists? yes, this is an article that brings together - winter, say scientists? yes, this is an article that brings together a i an article that brings together a few models that are showing that we will reach _ few models that are showing that we will reach a _ few models that are showing that we will reach a peak and that numbers will reach a peak and that numbers will start— will reach a peak and that numbers will start to — will reach a peak and that numbers will start to fall in the next few weeks — will start to fall in the next few weeks 0t— will start to fall in the next few weeks. of course, we have

stephanie link, you own that company's stock. >> yeah.hey've done a good job in terms of execution throughout covid and supply chain issues they've laid off people and they have tough comparisons ahead for gross margins and same-store sales. i kind of think that's in the stock at 12 times earnings, but that's just something to be mindful of i'm keeping a little bit of powder dry so i can add if there's any disruption because i do like the long-term story and this management has done a phenomenal job >> disney gets reiterated market perform and price target remains 195. i told you in the last two, three weeks, chramer's charitabe trust, degas, you own it and there's the stock at 170 >> yes so what we're seeing is definitely a market perform for disney the streaming service will be the laggard for disney, but the re-open play into the part is what we we are seeing as a benefit and we're seeing it as a market perform >> all right we do have a number of chip stocks hitting new record highs today and two big names in that space report earnings

you disruptive to our own democracy and institutions-— institutions.g that there may be — institutions. you are saying that there may be people _ institutions. you are saying that there may be people living - institutions. you are saying that there may be people living in i institutions. you are saying thatl there may be people living in the institutions. you are saying that - there may be people living in the uk for example that perhaps shouldn't be, but otherwise, you are the victims? ~ ., victims? when a political elite enriches itself _ victims? when a political elite enriches itself from _ victims? when a political elite enriches itself from being - victims? when a political elite enriches itself from being in i victims? when a political elite - enriches itself from being in power, it is the ordinary man and woman who are suffering, whose country is all the poorer for it.— the poorer for it. because we are not getting _ the poorer for it. because we are not getting tax — the poorer for it. because we are not getting tax receipts. - the poorer for

what i wanted to do with the book was tell a much bigger story than just my own biography. in fact, i use the biography as a vehicle to really kind of point to the pers of populism, because my experience growing up in the northeast of england, it was quite obvious that, you know, people were searching around for a fix to their predicament. and i started to see, you know, around me as a teenager people in the town would get swept up in these anti-immigrant movements, looking for someone to blame. and i've seen that through my whole career. once i moved on and out of my hometown and i ended up getting, you know, a scholarship to go to study in russia, the soviet union, at the end of the 1980s, the beginning of the collapse, really, of the soviet union. the time that i was there, there was also a kind of sense that there had been this massive collapse, and who was to bme for this collapse? and, you know, i saw that also in the united states firsthand. it just took some time for me to basically piece it all together. you know, so it's the observation in my own life about how my

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micro- in its own terms. like systemic racism or trent phobia or misogyny, bigotry or whatever the thought of the day is. just take disney which a couple years ago said it could not shoot a film and the state of georgia bear past the equivalent of an antiabortion statute. yet they did not say a peep as they had sold the lawn last year there were over 1 million uighurs in concentration camps subject to forced sterilization, communist indoctrination. since the third reich of adjournment disney did not say anything. including some of the very authorities that are committing those human rights atrocities. that two-faced behavior is not just about hypocrisy. it's the moral standing of the united states with a false moral equivalence between chinese idealism that erodes our it is our moral standing on the global stage. once we have lost that, i think we have actually lost our status as a great power and what i think is the defining cold war for the next century. what to do? >> who is supposed to change their behavi

these findings are from your own study and your own experts. you can speak from your own experience but will you disclose all the reports, all the findings, will you commit to full disclosure? ms. davis: senator, thank you. i know we have released a number of reports and are looking to release more of this research. i want to be clear that this research is not a bombshell. mr. blumenthal: i beg to differ with you. this research is a bombshell. it is power. , gripping, rivetting evidence that facebook knows the effects of its site on children and concealed those facts and findings. so i ask you to commit that you'll make full disclosure, all of the thousands of pages of documents, that the whistleblower has, and more. that can be made available. i want to switch to a separate topic because i think yao ipped kailted that you're not willing at this point that you'll fully disclose everything, unless i'm mistake snn i'll give you a chance to respond. ms. davis: we are looking for ways to release more research, there are privacy considerations that

for your own profit, without any regard for any harm that is going to be done because your focus is own your pocket book. facebook is just like big tobacco pushing, a product that they know is harmful to the health of young people, pushing it to them early. also, facebook can make money. i g stands for instagram, but it also stands by insta, greed. facebook had to postpone the rolling out of their new app directed at children under the age of $1313.00 and younger because of a wide spread outrage and the barrage of criticism that facebook was facing after the wall street journal revealed that facebook was well aware of the harmful effects caused by instagram. we make body image issues worse for one in 3 teen girls, teens blame instagram for increases in rate of inside ski and depression. according to what is being reported among teenagers who are suicidal and contemplating killing themselves. 13 percent in britain and 6 percent in the united states actually listed instagram as having been a factor in their desire to commit suicide. now the tech giant has, you know, a basically accused of

is it just easy for the algerians to blame the french for their own problems? mom did not necessarily, i would not agree with that is an element of truth in what the gentleman from parties said, but i would not necessarily agree with him. 100 percent. let's go book 30 years ago, for instance, when the democratic transition of a and b is lumnick policy. won't the policy could the elections if it was not formed for the intervention? all the french and especially as far as you look in union was concerned whenever the object she was brought up on the table, it has always been her de french who defended d. r. julian, all it is r dot polity to little i am. if it was more thought as she pulled off the french, i would agree that the r julian, transition to democracy and also over the last few years, would have been completely different. france, or sorry, we are actually out of time. yes, we are at a time or, but i do want to thank all our guests. bruno trick you said wendell and adel, okay, now thank and i want to thank you as well for watching. you can see the program

and now there are concerns for his own health and treatment behind bars. aah! speaking to us, his wife donna claims he's currently on the hunger strike. and in solitary confinement further, she says, she's not heard from him now for a week. she spoke to call him bray. the last time anyone heard from him is september 23rd. and when he is playing in solitary usually are almost always comes with a hunger strike. the conditions are still deplorable from a water drinking water that corrode metal q hot steam pipes. it's very dangerous that a place is so scary. i spoke to a lawyer the other week that told me that it's the worst president in the united states. and the shield is different than even the shit and they use for the rest of the facility. it's. it's really scary to say that martin's been stripped of his phone and i was shortly after your last conversation. why was that? it's just a temporary punishment where you warned that communicating with us here with our t could violate prison rules. we believe that it's retaliatory and for speaking out against the priso

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the money they get, they typically spend in their own local economy — in shops, in cafes, on their ownpect an increase in demand. historically, cuts to benefits levels have often led to more requests for help. i think the problem is, when you're on a very low income, if you get another £20 a week it's really helpful. but you're never in a situation where you don't need that extra money. the uplift costs about £6 billion a year, and the government say that, with the economy reopening, manyjobs are available, so it's right to remove the temporary uplift. we ultimately want to avoid the benefits and the welfare trap, and encourage people to be able to get back into work. and of course the uc system was designed to help incentivise people into work. so the temporary uplift we saw during the pandemic was always going to come to an end. they've also made £500 million available to help the most vulnerable, and they want employers to pay higher wages — as some have — to ease the impact of the cut. michael buchanan, bbc news, cornwall. the boss of facebook has rejected claims from a whistleblow

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life, her own career, her own health or her own finances. ms. spears has fought this conservatorship, but it seems that at each critical juncture, the legal system has been designed not for her benefit but to trample on her rights. when the conservatorship was first put into place, for example, ms. spears tried to hire a lawyer to fight the conservatorship but the california court threw out her lawyer, saying effectively no, she's not capable of hiring a lawyer. the court based its reasoning on a purported medical report, but because she didn't have a lawyer or a copy of the medical report, she didn't have someone on her side to challenge that determination. as a result, she was placed in a conservatorship even though from outside appearances there was outside appearances there was nothing to indicate the lack of competence that should have been required to justify a conservatorship for one week much less for 13 years. ms. spears has made stunning allegations that because she is subject to the whims of the conservatorship, doctors force her

shannon owns it. joe. weiss, the joe t. owns pete john jenny. sarratt. that in of iptself speaks to th broad level of support this company has enjoyed regardless of multiple stories throughout the years that are certainly negative the threat of regulation on facebook none of it, the stock's been teflon is it different now? >> i do think it is and i wonder where the stock would be if it did not have instagram i think instagram is one of the most powerful catalysts for facebook i've not owned the stock for many, many years never been a fan of the leadership never been a fan of prioritizing some of the things that management seems to be doing at facebook so i do think it's different i think if you hold the stock, you want to look at the technical formation. 315 is where the 200-day moving average is the stock price has not traded below that for the better part of the last 19 months. a challenge below there is going to lead to further deterioration. you're in a buyback blackout window and a lot of the pieces surrounding facebook was the ability for them to b

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