uses in the philippines indonesia the u.k. and mexico are among the most affected wouldn't focus enough on preventing it and thinking through how you could use these tools to do harm as well and that goes for . foreign interference election. in addition to developers and data private. we're typically broaden the view of work our responsibility and that was a huge mistake it was my view. and the stake that marks like a bird will have to answer for in front of leading lawmakers in the u.s. . ten and eleven the social media giants will be testifying before the us congress he will likely talk about how facebook uses and protects user data and its plans to limit use the data accessible to other companies. and of course facebook being a heavyweight on the new york stock exchange there have been reactions right there let's talk our financial correspondent in new york so fishermans he is joining us hi sophie it's good to see you well we saw the facebook stock recovered today two percent in part of the trading session so does that mean

uses data in the philippines indonesia the u.k. and mexico was also compromised we didn't focus enough on preventing it and thinking through how people could use these tools to do harm as well anadarko three big news or an interference election beach in addition to developers and data private. right now you have what our responsibility and that was. my our next founder mark zuckerberg finally decided to face the music his company will impose stricter controls of which x. turner companies will have access to which subscriber data and as of monday users will be able to verify if their data was stolen by cambridge analytic or will that be enough the answer may come next tuesday and wednesday when testifies in front of a joint hearing of the senate commerce and judiciary committees. french railways descended into chaos on tuesday hundreds of thousands of travelers were left stuck in paris and throughout france a walkout of state don't rail operator s.n.c.f. but to the cancellation of almost all high speed train services the few regiona

uses in the philippines indonesia the u.k. and mexico are among the most affected. focus enough on preventing it and thinking through how people could use these tools to do harm as well and that is foreign interference election. in addition to developers and data private. what our responsibility and i would say it was it was my view. and the stake that mark second burger will have to answer for in front of leading lawmakers in the us on april ten and eleven the social media giants will be testifying before the u.s. congress he will likely talk about how facebook uses and protects user data and its plans to limit user data accessible to other companies. let's talk about this case of ethics falling victim to big business with my colleague mike all the month explain the numbers first of all how did these huge numbers get even bigger well initially it was only fifty million that's what we all heard right that's what was reported but now facebook said this morning that they have crunched the numbers again they've reanalyzed all the data and now this could be up to eighty

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millions of users have been affected here in the uk, as well as the us, the philippines, indonesia andedia editor, amol rajan. in less than a decade and a half, one company has done more than any other to connect the world. and not always in a good way. each time we scroll, share or like something on facebook, we leave a digital footprint. and our personal data can be scraped by developers of apps. or applications, some of whom pass that information on to companies such as cambridge analytica. the british data firm's alleged use of such data has plunged facebook into the biggest crisis in its history. some 87 million users' data ended up in the firm's hands. i million of them british. this mathematician and entrepreneur gave evidence to mps at the same time as a whistle—blower who worked for cambridge analytica. the cambridge analytica story shows that their policies and practices are not sufficient to handle all the personal data properly. so i wouldn't trust facebook, or mark zuckerberg for that matter, with our personal data. the personal data is an extension of ourselves. do we rea

uses in the philippines indonesia the u.k. and mexico are among the most affected we can focus enough on preventing it and thinking through how people could use these tools to do harm as well and that goes for. foreign interference election beach in addition to developers and data privacy where you take a broad enough view of what our responsibilities and i was a huge mistake it was it was my mistake that mock second berg will have to answer for in front of leading lawmakers in the us on april ten and eleven the social media giants c.e.o. will be testifying before the u.s. congress he will likely talk about how facebook uses and protects user data and his plans to limit user data accessible to other companies. then the money could be some of the most watched television in a very long time i know i'll be watching it and truly so lucky here for motherboard germany because you'll be watching it suits reasons good to have you back on the show we know he's going to mr zuckerberg is going to testify before two congressional committe

taiwan and the philippines, indonesia, greece was a military dictatorship, spain and portugal were underere has been a push back in countries like russia, turkey, poland and venezuela. but still the overall trend continuing through the end of history has been towards democratisation. in your world view, is religion nothing more than an aberration when it enters the realm of public policy and governance? well, it's certainly... theistic belief, belief in a god who can wreak miracles, that's something that should be kept out of politics, yes. in the united states we have the separation of church and state, and i think this is an excellent principle, yes. we should not base policy on miracles. do you think you have too rosy a view of human nature? oh, i'm well—equipped to deny that charge. i wrote a book called the blank slate: the modern denial of human nature in which i make probably the strongest case that's been made in a popular book that human nature is saddled with flaws such as dominance, egocentrism, revenge, magical thinking and so on. i am the last person that can be accused of h

uses in the philippines indonesia the u.k. and mexico are among the most affected. focus enough on preventing it and thinking through how people could use these tools to do harm as well and that is foreign interference no action. in addition to developers and data privacy. when you take a broad enough you know what our responsibility and i was this huge mistake it was it was my mistake that marc second berg will have to answer for in front of leading lawmakers in the us on april ten and eleven the social media giant c.e.o. will be testifying before the u.s. congress he will likely talk about how facebook uses and protects user data and its plans to limit user data accessible to other companies. stocks on both sides of the atlantic are enjoying a big bounce back the dax finishing the day up two and a half percent the dow following suit investors believe a trade war between the u.s. and china could be over before it ever really began to trump administration a signal possible wiggle room in a spat with china trade secretary will ross saying it like to reach an agreemen

uses in the philippines indonesia the u.k. and mexico are among the most affected we're going to focus enough on preventing a figure people could use these tools to do harm as well and that goes for. foreign interference election. in addition to developers and data private. we're going to broaden out. what our responsibility and i was this huge mistake it was my. mistake that marc second burger will have to answer for in front of leading lawmakers in the u.s. on april ten and eleven the social media giants the whole will be testifying before the u.s. congress he will likely talk about how facebook uses and protects user data and its plans to limit user data accessible to other companies but with the social media giant not changing what it collects and shares some lawmakers may not be satisfied . so there's a lot to unpack here with me in the studio is my colleague. initially facebook said fifty million users were affected by this scandal now it says it's eighty seven million years how did that number change well obviously face

uses in the philippines indonesia the u.k. and mexico are among the most affected wouldn't focus enough on preventing it and thinking through how people could use these tools to do harm as well and that goes for. foreign interference election beach in addition to developers and data privacy when you take a broad enough view of what our responsibilities and i was this huge mistake it was it was my mistake that marc second berg will have to answer for in front of leading lawmakers in the u.s. on april ten and eleven the social media giant c.e.o. will be testifying before the u.s. congress he will likely talk about how facebook uses and protects user data and its plans to limit user data accessible to other companies. and of course facebook being a heavyweight on the new york stock exchange there have been reactions right there let's talk her financial correspondent in new york so fishermans q.'s joining us hi sophie it's good to see you well we saw the facebook stock recovered today two percent in part of the trading session so

the largest of courses the us followed by the philippines, indonesia, uk.mong the top ten countries with the most number of users affected. australia is just the latest to launch an investigation into facebook and whether it broke any privacy laws. australia prospect privacy commissioner said she will have to compare with other international regulators given the noble nature of the case —— australia's privacy commissioner. facebook could face a big financial penalty because each breach of australia's privacy act and involve a $323,000 fine, that will add up, given the number affected. staying in the region. asian shares bounced back on thursday, recovering from the sell—off triggered by the escalating tensions with china, investors hoping that a full—blown trade war can be averted. the markets in china and hong kong and taiwan, closed for and hong kong and taiwan, closed for a public holiday on thursday and friday. the states, both ended solidly higher after a roller—coaster session clawing back heavy losses of more than 1.5% from earlier in the day after t

taiwan and the philippines, indonesia, greece was a military dictatorship, spain and portugal were underverall trend continuing through the end of history has been towards democratisation. in your world view, is religion nothing more than an aberration when it enters the realm of public policy and governance? well, it's certainly... theistic belief, belief in a god who can wreak miracles, that's something that should be kept out of politics, yes. in the united states we have the separation of church and state, and i think this is an excellent principle, yes. we should not base policy on miracles. do you think you have too rosy a view of human nature? oh, i'm well—equipped to deny that charge. i wrote a book called the blank slate: the modern denial of human nature in which i make probably the strongest case that's been made in a popular book that human nature is saddled with flaws such as dominance, egocentrism, revenge, magical thinking and so on. i am the last person that can be accused of having too rosy a view of human nature. but i do think human nature is a complex system and toget

with the rest spread out all over the world in places like the philippines, indonesia and the u.k.net worth has taken a big hit over this. after the last apology, today the stock is up 2.5%. >> shepard: interestingly, kremlin officials has said that facebook has taken down some sites. >> yes. the kremlin says it was a hostile move that amounts to censorship. this is over facebook's decision to remove hundreds of pages, accounts and ads that were run by the russia-based internet research agency. some of whose employees were indicted for interfering in the 2016 u.s. presidential election. facebook called it a troll factory. mark zuckerberg says this will not happen overnight but it culled take three or four years. we know he will be talking in detail about that next week when he testifies before congress. shepard, it's interesting. congress has been looking to hear from him for a very long time. back to you. >> shepard: anita vogel, live. thanks. president trump is going after amazon and its ceo, jeff bezos again. today's attack, his sixth tweet about amazon since last week. this tim

uses in the philippines indonesia the u.k. and mexico are among the most affected wouldn't focus enough on preventing it and thinking through how people could use these tools to do harm as well and that goes for. foreign interference election beach in addition to developers and data privacy when you take a broad enough view of what our responsibilities and now with this huge mistake it was it was my. mistake that mock second burger will have to answer for in front of leading lawmakers in the u.s. on april ten and eleven the social media giant c.e.o. will be testifying before the u.s. congress he will likely talk about how facebook uses and protects user data and his plans to limit use the data accessible to other companies. china is challenging the united states at the world trade organization the country has filed a request for consultations which could be the first step towards a full blown legal challenge at the w t o's dispute settlement body the reason is washington's plan to slap fifty billion dollars in tariffs and chin

uses in the philippines indonesia the u.k. and mexico are among the most affected we can focus enough on preventing it and thinking through how you could use these tools to do harm as well and that goes for . foreign interference election beach in addition to developers and data privacy. where you take a broad enough view of what our responsibilities and i was a huge mistake it was it was my mistake that mock sack of berg will have to answer for in front of leading lawmakers in the us on april ten and eleven the social media giant c.e.o. will be testifying before the u.s. congress he will likely talk about how facebook uses and protects user data and his plans to limit use the data accessible to other companies. let's talk about this case of ethics falling victim to big business with my colleague mike all the explain the numbers first of all how did these huge numbers get even bigger well initially it was only fifty million that's what we all heard right that's what was reported but now facebook said this morning that they hav

people in the uk, the philippines, indonesia and australia are also affected.jan. in less than a decade and a half, one company has done more than any other to connect the world. and not always in a good way. each time we scroll, share or like something on facebook, we leave a digital footprint. and our personal data can be scraped by developers of apps. 0r applications, some of whom pass that information on to companies such as cambridge analytica. the british data firm's alleged use of data has plunged facebook into the biggest crisis in its history. some 87 million users data ended up in the hands of the firm. i million of them, british. this mathematician and entrepreneurs gave evidence to mps at the same time as a whistle—blower who worked for cambridge analytica. the cambridge analytica story shows that their policies and practices are not sufficient to handle all the personal data properly. so i wouldn't trust facebook or mark zuckerberg for that matter with our personal data. personal data is an extension of ourselves. do we really want to sell it, just

is healthy some parts of asia some heavy showers are likely for southern parts of the philippines across indonesia in borneo some heavy showers but for malays in borneo it should be largely fine kitching that thirty three degrees than a plane should bright at times scattered showers pushing through temperatures there into the low thirty's heading across into south asia still very hot ahead of the monsoon rains for places like one pour at forty two degrees for the north will warm one in delhi highs of thirty eight. for nearly half a century. a controversial political figure in the cold in the middle east and one who was never far from crisis at home or abroad. in a two part series. tells the story of king hussein of jordan episode two nights. at this time on all to see. away what you know is there i'm out of our top stories the u.s. president's nominee for secretary of state mark pumpin has made a secret visit to north korea treating a short while ago donald trump said the trip went smoothly and the details of a summit with north korean leader kim jong un are being worked out. china is holding mili

the rest live in the philippines and indonesia and uk. last week, facebook raised the estimate from 50 million to 87 million affected. that number could grow. either way, mark zuckerberg accepts responsible for the failure to protect user data. a crisis that has angered users and advertisers and lawmakers. zuckerberg is heading to capitol hill. he will face questions from two congressional panels how facebook handles data. >> you can download yourda data. >> a lot of questions for mr. zuckerberg on capitol hill. >>> national guard troops deployed to the border by order of the president. cnn is on the ground in texas. >>> and a bus of school kids in new york crashes overnight. the story behind this video ahead. thing smreater tha great outdoors... especially when you're in accounts receivable. only one detergent can give you a sniff like this... try gain botanicals laundry detergent. one of the many irresistible scents from gain. breathe freely fast wmy congestion's gone. i can breathe again! i can breathe again! vicks sinex... breathe on.

with the rest spread out across countries all over the world including the philippines, indonesia, and the u.k. it seems like investors actually liked mark zuckerberg's apology yesterday. facebook stock shares up nearly 3% in overnight trading and mark zuckerberg talk to congress next week. he will testify before the judiciary and commerce committees and the energy and commerce committees. there will be packed houses there. back to you. >> sandra: we'll cover it all right here. thank you. >> a fox news alert as there is new reaction out of the white house this morning. this after the president officially orders national guard troops to protect the southern border. a move drawing criticism from the left although it's something both president obama and george w. bush did as well. john roberts north lawn of the white house this morning. good morning, john. >> details on numbers are being worked out. the president is sending the national guard down to the border in the face of a sharp uptick in apprehensions on the border there. let's put up the statistics. at the border in march of this y

you know whatever sort of disease and then you have countries the five asian countries china indonesia philippines thailand vietnam a dumping more plastic and then the rest of the world i mean does this negate everything that's been done and how can you rein those sorts of countries and. well there's no question that individual action is valuable we also have people who voluntarily clean beaches and although that doesn't really the plastic problem at sea does improve the local environment for people and for animals that use the beaches. but it's not really a solution and until we find i think much greater scale or the technical or regulate tree solutions the problem will continue. it's very difficult to see how you can persuade countries what made the huge difference here was as you are a package said it was a documentary by david attenborough called blue planet that actually showed people what the reality is on the surface of the ocean under the ocean and that really really shocked people incredibly incredibly popular brokaw's day here and that made more of a difference than years of campaigning

the rest living in the philippines and indonesia and uk.ook raised the estimate from 50 million to 87 million users affected. the whistleblower warns that number could grow. either way, mark zuckerberg accepts responsibility for facebook's failure to protect users data. the crisis has angered users and advertisers and lawmakers. now zuckerberg is going to be heading to capitol hill beginning tomorrow and face questions from two congressional panels how facebook handles user data. that is an interesting hearing to watch. >> i pulled up facebook. nothing so far. hopefully that is a good sign. >>> as president trump points the finger at vladimir putin, russia is calling reports of a chemical attack in syria a hoax. we're live in moscow next. >>> hitting road this summer? you could face the highest prices at the pump in years. details on "cnn money" next. karate h... relieve some of the house-buying... stress. at least you don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. call geico. geico... helps with... homeowners insurance? been doing it for

but when you talk about faces like indonesia and the philippines, thailand... anything about technology on their mobile phones or on their laptops. why would they get into this? i am a business and financial journalist andi business and financial journalist and i don't even do internet banking! what we have seen is that in south east asia the rise of mobile phone usage and also the digitisation of payments is rising rapidly and this is similar to what happened in china a few years back. with this technology widely available, even in the countryside, we can now reach out to customers where previously the older models of banks could not. we can lower the price of acquisition for customers. we don't need to collect stacks of paper any longer. how customers -- co mforta ble paper any longer. how customers -- comfortable our customers in trusting their financial data to online companies? as a company we ta ke online companies? as a company we take data security quite seriously. this is why we partner and set up a joint—venture here in for south east asia. we will be

skies suggest rising temperatures that's true his the the rash of showers in the philippines through malaysia and indonesia there there was as a rash some not as heavy as they were those figures they were but in the temps in bangkok up to thirty five and again humid degrees we expect to see them relieved by showers at some point but clearly not in the immediate future and that's also true in india temperatures are rising humidity is rising that will happen next month or so we've seen chiles break out to some degree they do relieve the heat temporarily but they also cause a storm down which they have recently in the north but fifth thursday doesn't look a quite a day for most. sponsored by qatar he's. a controversial political figure in the middle east and one who was never far from crisis. in a two part series. tells the story. take a look at the top stories. the white house says all options are on the table for a u.s. response to saturday's suspected chemical attack in the syrian town of duma that follows an earlier tweet by president trump warning the syrian government's main ally russia to get ready for

about 300 nautical miles north—east of singapore, over there is vietnam, over that way is indonesia and the philippinesllite photos, taken at the end of march, show a0 chinese ships heading to sea. in the middle, the clear outline of an aircraft carrier. the ship is china's first operational carrier. it's the largest fleet china has ever sent into the south china sea, and it's a demonstration of beijing's growing naval power and intention to challenge america's dominance. on board the uss roosevelt, the strike group commander is unfazed. there is no doubt that aircraft carriers make a statement where they go and the statement there is that we're a professional navy and we're here operating as we think everybody else should as well. and we will continue to do so. and we will continue to operate in the maritime and the commons throughout the world, exactly right. but the geography of the south china sea is changing, literally. two years ago, we filmed these huge new islands being built by china on three coral atolls. the latest photos show those islands are being turned into advanced military outposts. i

300 nautical miles north—east of singapore, over there is vietnam's, over that way is indonesia and the philippine of here, a chinese fleet has been spotted heading south. b satellite photos taken at the end of march so 40 photos taken at the end of march so a0 chinese ships heading to see. in the middle, the clear outline of an aircraft carrier. the ship is china's first operational carrier. it is the largest fleet china has ever sent into the south china sea, it isa ever sent into the south china sea, it is a demonstration of beijing's growing naval power and intention to challenge america's dominance of. on board the uss roosevelt, the strike group commander is unfazed. there is no doubt that aircraft carriers make a statement where they go and statement is that we are a professional navy and we are here operating as we think everybody else should as well. and we will continue to do so. and we will continue to upgrade in the maritimes and the commons throughout the world. but the geography of the south china sea is changing, literally. two years ago we filmed these huge new islands being built

you know whatever sort of disease and then you have countries the five asian countries china indonesia philippines thailand vietnam a dumping more plastic and then the rest of the world i mean does this negate everything that's been done and how can you rein those sorts of countries and. well there's no question that individual action is valuable we also have people who voluntarily clean beaches and although that doesn't solve really the plastic problem at sea does improve the local environment for people and for animals that use the beaches. but it's not really a solution and until we find i think much greater scale are the technical or regulate tree solutions the problem will continue. it's very difficult to see how you can persuade countries what made a huge difference here was as you are a package said it was a documentary by david attenborough called blue planet that actually showed people what the reality is on the surface of the ocean under the ocean and that really really shocked people it's incredibly incredibly popular brokaw stay here and that made it more of a difference than years of

of them here in the u.s., other users affected were in understood news ya, the fill -- indonesia, the philippineses before mark zuckerberg is set to testify before congress this week. heather: all right. we'll see what happens there. in the meantime, elon musk is up to something again. a new announcement? >> reporter: yeah. so this is an update on his hyperloop transportation idea. that's the one where the high-speed pods will travel, carry people. so this is what he tweeted out over the weekend. he said upgraded spacex/tesla hyperloop pods speed test soon, will try to reach half speed of sound and break within 1.2km, that's braking within less than three-quarters of a mile. he followed up with a tweet that said it may be a nutty idea. if anyone can do it, it's elon musk. heather: yeah, absolutely. big thinker. >> reporter: yes. heather: thank you so much, appreciate it. the time is about 15 minutes until the top of the hour. jimmy kimmel bowing to backlash after making fun of the first lady, melania trump's, accent. >> ask lots of questions about this and that. [laughter] >> about this and that.

running down to bottom answer it looks fine but we pick up showers in the philippines and but when you through malaysia and indonesia they're scattered not that i was heavy as they were and they're certainly developing more in the philippines and has been the case recently but figures are great flooding doesn't like much of a problem. tracing the fall from prosperity to financial ruin this is precisely the movement where we humanized that nothing was closed growth the increase is a devastating impact to save the banks means also to save the deposit simple ordinary citizens and the failure to prevent disaster banks and political leaders of the people who need to learn our gora from democracy to the markets on al-jazeera. are watching out to zero let's recap the top stories for you now russia and syria say two israeli fighter jets carried out an air strike on a military air base and central syria several people are believed to have been killed at that high a space and homes israel has not responded as previously though said the site is controlled by iranian forces. the presidents of france and the u.s. a chemical weap

they would like to see south korea, indonesia, the philippines, and thailand joined. if the united states were to reengage, that would be a lot more likely. he is in tokyo, thank you so much. joining us now is global cio at state street global advisors. good morning. great to have you. we heard the latest on a possible rejoining of the tpp. concerns easing slightly over the tensions in the middle east and the trade tensions with china. trade is going to remain a key theme for 2018. >> is certainly showed. we should not overreact when news first comes out. there is a risk of being jerked around by new stories. we are good entree, we are bad entree. the administration is more risk-taking in relation to trade than we have seen before. that has created challenges for investors because the long-term risk of trade protections are significant for equity investors. it seems like we are backing away from the worst outcome. host: you are seeing it is significant for equity investors. do you think equity volatility might come down as the year progresses or will fx and bond volat

semple the philippines and singapore and indonesia set up an agency soley to to monitor and tackle misinformation so it really is taking the shape of a of a tendency percs the question for you how big of a problem is fake news in asia i mean of course it's an issue that shouldn't be underestimated i mean it's not a myth that social media particularly has been used to spread hate speech and false information for example in myanmar it's been used to discriminate and there he was the minority was dreadful consequences for them however these many of these countries already have some kind of tool or regulation that can be used to tackle misinformation so the question is is the aim and the target of these new laws really misinformation and many would argue against that earlier we spoke to the head of the asia pacific desk reporters without borders and this is what he had to say on the matter. the biggest concern about these laws is that the we. possibly be used to crush independent voices there is no definition of what is fake news everything that would displease these governments in a country where pl

taking indonesia, india, the philippines, the tiger cubs, we have a strong cyclical and structural upturnresent even if we do see slightly higher oil prices. good economic see fundamentals, strong demand, good foreign investment, and opportunities. anna: you see opportunities here because the concerns around geopolitics and trade have been overdone? peter: absolutely. we have back-checking from trump on the russian sanctions. monday he was going to put it on, and by wednesday he is not following through. this worked out well. getting ahead of this, especially given opportunities we have seen, depreciation and hourspee in the last 72 does provide a good opportunity. manus: where do you stand on the ruble? we are getting different views. seeing it as a buying blackrock is a little more cautious. how do you look at the ruble at the moment? reiterate, we continue to stable-ish on emerging markets. -- we continue to stay bullish on emergency markets. we do not see a trickle through to deeply on the sanctions. prices, itgh oil makes it attractive story. three months ago, if you look at every an

skies suggest rising temperatures that's true his the the rash of showers in the philippines three relays are in indonesia there there was as a rash so not as heavy as they were those figures they were but in the tempest in bangkok up to thirty five and again humid degrees we expect to see them relieved by showers at some point but clearly not in the immediate future and that's also true in india temperatures are rising humidity is rising that will happen next month or so we've seen showers break out to some degree they do relieve the heat temporarily but they also cause a storm down which they have recently in the north but fifth thursday does look a quiet today for most. the weather sponsored by qatar at least. to take a look at the top stories here it out is there the white house says all options are on the table for a u.s. response to saturday's suspected chemical attack in the syrian town of duma it follows an earlier tweet by president trump warning the syrian government's main ally russia to get ready for missiles to be five. algeria has announced three days of mourning after a military plane crash

overthere, is vietnam, over that weighs indonesia and the philippines.how 40 chinese ships heading to see. in the middle, the clear outline of an aircraft carrier. the ship is china's first operational carrier. it is the largest fleet china has ever sent into the south china sea. it isa ever sent into the south china sea. it is a demonstration of beijing's growing naval power and intention to challenge american dominance. on board the uss roosevelt, the strike group commander is unfazed. there is no doubt that aircraft carriers make a statement where they go, the statement is that we are a professional navy and we are operating as we think everyone else showed. and we will continue to do so? we will continue to operate in the maritime and common throughout the maritime and common throughout the world, exactly right. but the geography of the south china sea is changing, literally. two years ago, we filmed these huge new islands being built by china on three coral atolls. the latest photos show that those islands have been tended to advanced military outpo