commission if so she would be different schoolman to fill in the post. that's an important point there thomas the 1st woman to fill the post but let's go back to some of the things we heard in that report there that criticism of some of the failures that the bundestag the german military has has experienced during her time as a defense minister they were of course problems before she took that post but tell us more about what some of those difficulties have been. so you are you're right when you mention that this is a problem that does not only belong to or formed a line and that's something that she inherited was a very difficult post right from the start she knew and she was aware of those difficulties when she assumed the post of germany's defense minister and that has to do with the fact that there has been as i said a lot of criticism about some of germany's planes helicopters submarines you name it there has been plenty of reports here in german media about some of those planes and so on not being up to speed not working properly they have been fai

there was a post talked about a lot of her being sexually assaulted by the president.here were posts about hurl burritos at her anding frolic escobar as they visited detention facilities in clint, texas. slursere were derogatory used against her and other congresswomen. i think that is one of the key issues here, the hyper male a basically t toxic masculinity comedies that cliche, that is going on at the agency. amy: on monday, alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted -- "there are 20,000 total customs and border patrol agents in the u.s. 9500 -- almost half that number -- are in a racist and sexually violent secret cbp facebook group. they're threatening violence on members of congress. how do you think they're treating caged children and families?" later, aoc tweeted -- "just left the first cbp facility. i see why cbp officers were being so physically and sexually threatening towards me. officers were keeping women in cells with no water and had told them to drink out of the toilets. this was them on their good behavior in front of members of congress." congressmember alexan

they posted a screen shot. he said it was a smear campaign. >> i apologize to my family and those closest to me. and shame on you to all who blew this out of proportion. >> we all have rights to our political, religious and other opinions. we have a right to post about them, too. however, there is no place in our community for hatred and bigotry. >>> now, we heard from one group today in an e-mail that said they were planning an anti-racism rally. but they postponed that because they got word about a counter demonstration. we also reached out to john several times to see what his comments was today about this whole thing. but he did not get back to us. reporting live in clayton, christy smith. >> thank you. >>> a fast food customer apparently couldn't restrain himself after spotting a store's unattended ipad. there you see him taking the ipad. police are asking the public if they recognize this man. he came into a chick-fil-a store last night right before the store was closing. he ordered several things, includ

to post that in the beginning. nor to delete it.s he knew what he was doing. >> he deleted it. he knew what he was doing there. thank you to you both. officials are opening up an investigation by the way into incredibly disturbing facebook posts allegedly by border patrol agents. we'll bring you the shocking content and i'll make my case about the crisis on the border, next. here are even more reasons to join t-mobile. 1. do you like netflix? sure you do. that's why it's on us. 2. unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. 3. no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. still think you have a better deal? bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. you don't really talk about your insurance unless you're complaining about it. you go on about how... ...it's so confusing it hurts my brain. ya i hear ya... or say you can't believe... ...how much of a hassle it is! and tell anyone who'll listen... (garbled)....it's so expensive! she said it's so expensive. tell me abou

there are a hybrid and not "the washington post" and if we write a letter to "the washington post" they get a lot of letters but it's not 2 billion letter so it's easier to monitor content and edit it i don't think facebook is a web platform with so many people are going to facebook to get their news. the question is what is their responsibility and they can't pass a fact check all 2 billion users content but maybe we have some responsibility if a post goes viral or goes to election to take down propaganda or put in other perspectives. i think there's a whole field on new media ethics that is missing and we need a journalism school from new media companies to come up with some rules. for example, the reason question post, if i were to say or say on c-span since i've been elected we've had 20% economic growth in my district the reason no one would print that were question that is not because you fear i sue you but because there's a sense of standards and ethics involved in journalism and we need some standards and ethics to involved in these new media companies. >> let me change the subj

can get only the person who posts the content privately can see how many posts something has is a graham says the ng is for users to concentrate on the storytelling rather than sort of feedback it gets in a twitter post instagram say we want our friends to focus on the photos and videos you share not on how many likes you get so no instagram uses the number of likes to determine the commercial value of for bush to know what it means for influences and how it affects them what do you what does instagram make of that then well you know influencers of people who get paid for their content on the day showcase you know sort of branded content if you like they're measured by the number of the social media activity they have that's likes and share is not the number of. followers that they have for instance so brands care much more about engagement as opposed to follower rate so the reaction to this test has mainly been about what's going to happen to the poor influencers instagram many influences themselves however have not been too concerned always thompson a fitness blogger with some 1000000

gives content creators a share of the ad revenue and secondly because companies pay influenzas to post videos featuring their products like toys. 7 year old ryan from ryan's toys review is one of the biggest child influences on you tube this video of him opening at john surprise and has been watched around 1000000 times. with the kids i'm wrapping products in on boxing videos like senior from russia all reviewing them like kyra from india to many factories love them any brand ambassadors because no that can match. what kid doesn't want to try out a toy. but can a 3 year old understand what it means to be on you tube many kids clearly have found making the content it gives them a chance to be center stage and get creative from hand-clapping games to drawing to dorio platforms like you tube give kids and teens a chance to shine as gamest or in family collaboration such as challenges. he's going to win this fortnight stunts challenge every end of the rather repetto be millions of viewers feel like they know papa and mamma b. and their kids. they love to watch the e.b.e. family compete it'

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to posted.nted to posted. ——is the victim. it is horrible for me when young children are so sensitive that age. really interesting the 0ecd report because it said a lot of schools would stop and think about the use of phones, social media. still more needs to happen. it is about trying to get schools to review the policies and talk to teachers about it who very little time to deal with all of this. are you a cricket fan? i will be glued later but also because i wa nt to be glued later but also because i want to see and india— england final. good for them. this is good for them, there main sport. but england or the way for me, despite my roots. i am a brit. thank you for being with us and thank you for your company. quite a hot debate about desktop eating or dinner, whatever you want to call it. people who eat at the desk, does it bother you and what foods are an absolute no—no. here at the bbc, well,... i will not go there. thanks for your company and have a really good day. hello. this time las

jillian: keep us posted. thank you.the former girlfriend of potus dulos is expected in court. they are charged with tampering with evidence. attorneys are asking for access to jennifer's medical records, which may support the theory that jennifer faked her own appearance. he said he received bills for blood work for his wife. he wants to know what was shown in the blood work. jillian: the world's most notorious drug lord could pay for the u.s. border wall. a judge ordered el chapo guzman to spend his life behind bars, plus 30 years. he was ordered to hand over $13 billion of his drug money to the u.s. ted cruz and ben sasse renewing calls to use that cash to build a wall in their bill called the el chapo act. the drug lord said his case was stained. he was convicted of murder and drug trafficking earlier this year. rob: an army court ruling that beau bergdahl got a fair trial. the president has criticized the former soldier who was captured by the taliban after abandoning his post in afghanistan. >> tired of sergeant be

but people are posting content, the people are posting content, the people as children by that and saidd said as a vanity matter, they will be able to get the feedback to stop fascinating to see how this develops. they keep coming in. antagonist of the stories. good to have you here. stay with us here on bbc news — so much more to come. hello there. if you're hoping for warm weather, it might be worth sticking around until the end of this forecast, but in the meantime, some soggy weather to get through during the day ahead. this frontal system sliding in from the south—west, this is going to bring some outbreaks of pretty heavy rain northwards across many parts of the uk, and with that, a brisk breeze. that rain very quickly getting into south—west england and the south of wales through the morning. many other spots starting the day dry and clear, but through the rush hour, some very heavy rain falling across parts of the west country and particularly south wales. could well be some surface water and spray on the roads, some very poor travelling conditions, perhaps some disruption. but

the "washington post" described the scene on the house floor earlier this evening. quote, the imagery of the 240 to 187 vote was stark. a diverse democratic caucus cast the president's words as an affront to millions of americans, while republican lawmakers, a majority of them white men, projected his racist comments that have legitimized hatred of new americans. will hurd of texas, brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania, susan brooks, indiana, justin amash, maryland. amash, a republican, also voted with the democrats. steve scalise, a republican and john had some words to say. >> the american people expect us to be spending our time up here fighting for the issues they care about. >> i know racism when i see it. i know racism when i feel it. and at the highest level of government, there is no room for racism. as a nation and as a people, we need to go forward and not backward. >> we should probably add the obvious, john lewis is an icon of the civil rights movement. this afternoon's vote was precede bid a raucous floor session which erupted after speaker pelosi openly c

washington post," the post gets a lot of letters but is not two billion letters. so it's easier to monitor content and to edit content. on the other hand, i don't think facebook can just say we're a platform when so many people are going to facebook to get their news. so the question is, what is their responsibility? they can't have to fact check all two billion users' content. but maybe they have some responsibility if a post goes viral, if it's close to an election, to take down propaganda or put in another perspective. i think there's a whole field on new media ethics that is missing. we need a journalism school for new media companies to come up with some rules. i mean, for example, the reason "the washington post," if i were to say or today on c-span if i were to say since i've been elected, we've had 20% economic growth in my district, the reason no one would print that or you'd question back is not because you fear i'm going to sue you. because there is some sense of standards and ethics that is involved in journalism. we need some standards and ethics to e

someone posted the horrific photo of oscar roberto martinez ramirez and his daughter.trying to cross the river in texas. the post asked if the photograph could have been faked. because the bodies were so clean. saying, quote, i have never seen floaters like this. could this be another edited photo? we have seen the dems and liberal party do pretty sick things. pretty sick, huh? there were posts about a 16 year-old guatemalan migrant who died while in border patrol custody. members allegedly commented, oh well, if he dies he dies. cnn also obtained offensive posts from the group responding to a story about a pregnant teenager and baby who were held in cbp custody to over a week. one comment said, from the bottom of my heart, i don't give a blank. according to propublica, the facebook's group page was formed back in 2016 and it has 9,500 members. it's unclear how many of these members claim to actually be active agents. but brooke baldwin spoke with the u.s. border patrol's chief of operations about these posts and here's what he had to say. >> men and women of the borde

mocking immigrant deaths and posting sexist memes like this post about the congressional visit today, singling out congresswoman veronica escobar of texas and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez with one person commenting about throwing a burrito at them. another exchange after the death of 16-year-old carlos vazquez as a border station in may, propublica reports "one member of the group posted a gif of elmo with the quote "oh, well" and the other responded with the image and the quote, "if he dies, he dies." the vile comments in that facebook group and the broader culture atticus toms and border protection. >> that was a vurlg, disgusting and vile page. that shows, unfortunately, that there are many within cbp who become desensitized to the point of being dangerous with the migrants in their care and to their co-workers. >> one of the things that we see in action, whether it's the facebook page or the chants that you're hearing today, is a dehumanizing of people that is very dangerous to our country. >> by the way, those were pro-trump detention center protesters in the background

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members allegedly posted racist and sexist material about migrants.nd this comes as lawmakers renew their outrage over the border crisis after touring migrant detention facilities yesterday. nikole killion reports. >> reporter: members of the congressional hispanic caucus visited migrant detention facilities in texas and expressed outrage. new york congresswoman cortez said women at a facility are being mistreated. >> these women were being told by cbp officers to drink out of the toilet. they were drinking water out of the toilet. >> reporter: customs and border patrol is also investigating inappropriate posts on a facebook group for 9,500 current and former employees. according to the media group pro publica, one member posted a picture of a dead migrant and his daughter and asked if it was fake because the bodies were so clean. in another post group members responded with indifference to the death of a 16-year-old guatemalan migrant. "if he dies, he dies." >> that shows unfortunately that there are many within cbp who become desensitized to the poi

is pushing for influential ministerial posts such as labor these are posts that the socialist party do not trust put it was with them because they are an anti austerity party and they don't have they don't have a lot of trust among spanish and especially spanish business here so there's a lot of distrust in both sides and right now it's basically heading for who gets which posts and fighting for power. max how crude new elections help sanchez because i mean there seems the jury seems to really be out on the point. so as i said earlier syesha still pretty strong in the polls he's the socialist party is still very strong they're still coming out. first in all aspects but this could change until september this could change to november a lot of people who voted for the socialist party a lot of left voters are very critical and a lot of them could hold this against him that he wasn't able to form a government and actually quite frankly some some cues him of actually playing this card playing for time actually just waiting for a new election so he can form a stronger more influential govern

officials called the facebook posts "completely inappropriate."ef of operations brian hastings says an investigation is under way. >> each one of those individuals, if they are found to have done these, the appropriate disciplinary actions will be taken. >> reporter: just like police departments across the country, the union that represents c.b.p. agents says that it has cautioned its members about how they use social media. the union also says that that facebook group does a disservice to all c.b.p. agents. david? >> begnaud: jeff pegues leading us off from washington tonight. thank you, jeff. just a short time ago we got word that a pitcher for the los angeles angels died suddenly. his name is tyler skaggs. breaking details. >> reporter: 27-year-old los angeles angels' pitcher tyler skaggs was found dead in a texas hotel room this afternoon in a suburb of dallas. the angels were in texas to play the rangers and had a game scheduled tonight. in a statement, the south lake texas police department said they responded to a call of an unconscious mal

and judges posting disclosure online and posting recusal notices and reason for recusal online. congress should consider how we can work with the federal judiciary for greater trips and efficiency and i'm interested in hearing from our witnesses this morning. however, i have concerns with the positive consequences from these proposals. current proposals would require the judicial conference to create a code of conduct for federal judges and justices. this is both questionable and repetitive. federal judges are currently already covered by the judicial conference's code of conduct and the judicial conference does not oversee the supreme court. it seems strange that we would have lower court judges creating a code of conduct for the highest court in the land. there are also concerns that requiring a code of conduct for the supreme court would be unconstitutional. i also understand that chief justice roberts is working on a code of conduct for the supreme court justices and would like to learn more about the progress that has been made in that effort. there have been concerns raise

roger stone's wife posting stuff about him and today's hearing on instagram.f you're having a glass of wine with your dinner tonight, have an extra one for the judge in this case. i've had frustrating days at work, but this. joining us now is chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney, former senior justice department and fbi official. chuck, thanks for being here tonight. much appreciated. >> my pleasure, rachel. >> because of the previous interactions between the judge and roger stone and his legal team on this issue, i expected that if this judge found that roger stone had blown through that gag order yet again that she would change the terms of his release, that she might say, all right, you're going to wait for your trial in jail since you can't follow the rules of this court. was that a reasonable expectation or was this a more likely outcome, what we saw today? >> no, i think that's a reasonable expectation. she has been infinitely patient. and rachel, for more context, if you recall, and i know you do, one of the things that stone is charged with is witness

jennie garth posted this patriotic post, as she and her fellow cast members lit sparklers to celebrateay. mandy moore posted this shot back on set of "this is us." with the caption, mom and dad are back >>> we got a cast, very special cast together. only "e.t." reunited the cast of "american pie." this crew looks exactly the same if not better and boy do they have some stories to tell. the movie actually opened 20 years ago today. but to them, it's still feels like yesterday. ♪ what does it feel like to be back together again 20 years later? >> it's kind of crazy. >> it's pretty great. >> it kind of feels like -- honestly, whenever i see this group, it just really takes me back and it feels like no time has passed. >> did you have any idea when you were making this movie tt it would still stand up 20 years later? >> personally, i felt like we were part of something special. it was really interesting because this was, you know, internet was kind of happening, but not obviously in the way it was today. >> was there internet then? >> yeah, god we're [ bleep ] old. >> i was at a function l

for the "washington post". donna edwards from the great state of maryland, now a "washington post" columnist. and tim o'brien back with us as well. executive editor he happens to be the author of "trump nation: the art of being donald."ed good evening, welcome to you all. robert, i'd like to begin with you. everybody at the white house okay with this? this is now a third straight day's news cycle taken up by this, or do they see this as an effective weapon of some sort?o >> an effective weapon, perhaps. they argue about the 2020 presidential race dividing the country. they know they have inflamed the nation's civil fabric with the president's racist tweets and comments that began on sunday. at the same time, brian, talking to my top sources tonight, republicans in congress, and some even in the white house, acknowledge that the president may have played a reelection strategy here, but he has jeopardized his congressional agenda. he still has to try to get the u.s. trade deal through, still has to extend the deb

they believe christian press posting in the back post shocked replacements and making repeated justifying a place in the side. england could have been overruled but they hit back so you know. what. she's going to number 6 in the tournament. but anything she could do so you could both take out alex morgan she had been the stuff and not the team me more than she could be said the bracing her thank you very english way is that having been choking on that cd they were positively crying in sweet by the end of the video referee having only a child. offical frost size helps to this the penalty step captain step fulton she . us brief the sigh of relief a day with that is when it's. sports correspondent all over moody joins us now from leigh all where the dramatic match took place all the of the favorites the u.s. or through but they really had to work for it didn't they. they certainly did yeah and the initial stages actually looked like they might blow. they started with that kind of ferocious pace and power that we've become so used to seeing from the u.s. in the opening stages of games they do

even jay johnson is in the post today, obama's homeland security secretary, he's in the "washington post" saying that is tantamount to open borders. each one of these issues can be successful in the general election, but not if they go this far. so, you know, never-trumpers like me, what we're basically saying is maybe it's not a good idea to necessarily charge directly into the machine guns. many of the positions you saw on the stage are significantly to the left of what the obama administration took. so again, there's ways to win and blow it, and i think that every once in a while we need to raise the hand and say make sure you look outside of the blue bubble if you really, really want to beat donald trump. >> that spoken by a man outside the blue bubble there in wisconsin. i want to bring up a subject of our friend and colleague at "the new york times" writing today that after nominating the first woman in history that had a presidential ticket, nearly six months after, a wave of women, and a record number of women ran for president, the party still finds itself grappling with the str

if you remember the social media posts first reported by propublica. they also talk about really racially inflammatory things making jokes about congresswomen now the dhs secretary reporting this this morning. disturbing social media activity that allegedly includes active border patrol personnel. these statements are completely unacceptable especially by those sworn to uphold our dhs mission, values and conduct. as the u.s. vp chief as made clear any employee will be held accountable. they do not represent the men and women of border patrol of dhs. >> i know you've spoken to a current agent who had his own concerns internally about conditions at the border, treatment of these asylum seekers. what did he tell you? >> reporter: jim, this is an exclusive interview, this border agent, a long time agent agreed to go on camera only if we concealed their identity. they said the reason they decided to do the interview is because they said enough and enough. you're taking a big risk by doing this. >> they need to know the truth. >> reporter: a border patrol ag

post office. on july 6, 2004, lucas enlisted in the united states army. he was deployed to afghanistan for 11 months from 2005 to 2006 and iraq for 14 mt.s, from 2007 to 2008. lucas later attended warrant officer candidate school at fort rucker, alabama, where he enrolled in flight school to become an ah-64 apache attack helicopter pilot. on december 28, 2016, chief warrant officer lucas lowe passed away in a training flight with the air national guard he demonstrated in his short life the kind of commitment to service that should be an example to all of us. he believes -- leaves behind his wife, his sons and his daughters. naming a pest office in his honor in hardin, texas is a fitting tribute to honor and remember a young man who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to all of us. madam speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. keller: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself suc

posts were made calling them floaters. >> wow. >> and discounting the post -- the picture itself. >>e are current, these are obviously posted in the last few days? >> these are a couple of days ago, absolutely. that to me means it has sort of hit a tipping point where someone inside the group said, i can't stand for this any longer. >> this would be against policy and custom and border patrol has said so. >> yes, you can't make social media posts like this. hateful social media posts are not allowed if you are a law enforcement officer or public official in this way. you are not allowed to do that. however, people seem to have thought it was private because it is a private group, even though it is on facebook with 10,000 other people. they probably wouldn't have gone in a room and shouted these cruel, sexist posts, but they will say it on facebook because there's an idea that you have some privacy when, in fact, you don't. >> karl ae provost with custom and border patrol said these posts are completely inappropriate, this is a spokesperson, and contrary to the honor and integrity i s

lower much you just heard in your at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week the british prime minister in a way to boris johnson a reporter turned politician who is now running circles around journalists. and has made this neighbor of his hip hop in donald trump and the rape allegation given short shrift by american news outlets and iran just ain't what it used to be the persian t.v. channel based overseas the traffic in this culture boris johnson the odds on favorite to become britain's next prime minister had one distinct advantage going into the race to succeed to reason may name recognition when the u.k. media dropped that name boris britain's know exactly who they're talking about as it happens the news business is where johnson got his start where his troublesome relationship with the facts 1st surfaced back in the late 1980 s. after getting fired from his 1st reporting job for inventing a quote johnson wound up as a correspondent in brussels where he produced a slew of flimsy euro skeptic stories that readers found amusing stories th

it's a bit of an unusual selection for the director of national intelligence post while mr.e is on the house intelligence committee, he hasn't had sort of the breadth and depth of experience with the intelligence community and i think that the question is really going to be when that confirmation hearing happens, whether or not there are republican senators in particular who ask, you know, what he thinks of the north korean nuclear program, what he thinks of what vladimir putin may be doing in 2020, and whether the answers sound more like donald trump or whether they sound more like dan coats. >> let me get your thoughts when you take a big picture approach of the vacant positions across the administration, and some of the key ones, this one, the upcoming acquisition, and others, how much of washington, d.c.'s consumed by the vacancies or have we moved beyond the point that this administration is moving forward to try to fill some of these key cabinet positions and federal agencies and what have you. >> the senate has one more week left before they leave, and there are two m

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these awful posts. we don't know that it's all 9500 people all doing >> we don't know the exact number, but you reported we have known about this facebook site for several years. this is beyond the pale. you have to pause and say what happened here? you have border patrol agents mocking members of congress, women specifically. hispanic women and calling them ho's and portraying alexandria ocasio-cortez engaged in oral sex with president trump. at some point we have to say -- get it that urban cops are exhausted by the sheer magnitude. 19 murders in the weekend. they wear out and they see the worst of people and it brings out the worst in them. it's unfortunate but it's an indication of that kind of moral exhaustion between the border patrol now that can't be tolerated. members of congress must be treated with respect. you can't insult the dead body of a migrant father dying trying to get his young child across the rio grande. i sympathize with the border patrol. the southern border needs to be strengthe

i tell us more about her that post and why all of these posts are so important. to her process is so important because many observers say at least economically minded that the e.c.v. job is even more important than the commission president because this is where the stability of the euro is guarded to where the fiscal policy is made and christine lagarde is of course being a name is being put out by the french and there is a certain amount of worst. going on if germany gets the e.u. commission president then the french might get the e.c.b. i mean that's what happens here in those back rooms where leaders are sitting and trying to figure out how to make the how to make this package and the e.u. commission is very important because it is it the heart it's the biggest institutions and it's the heart of european policy rules and regulations come from the laws are proposed it's guard you know the treaties and it also sets the political tone that means to know we'll put for instance climate at the center of policy for the next 5 years those questions are being answered

that's the kind of stuff that we see in those posts. >> in addition to the post that we mentioned earlier the visit to the detention center by members of the congressional hispanic caucus, i understand there were other posts about that visit. what did they say? >> yeah, there is posts about the visit that are saying, you know, really disparaging things about representative ocasio-cortez, there are things in there saying hey, we should start a go fund me campaign for somebody to throw a burrito at these women using an expletive. there is someone using more vulgar terms to disscriescribe we think is a border patrol supervisor and a threat where people say i wonder if they will clean up this facility and spit shine it like they did at other facilities before cameras come in and give a fake view what is going on. that was also articulated in the post. >> border patrol has a big problem with recruiting people, retaining people. it's incredible to me that whoever -- there is 9500 people in this invite only facebook list. the idea that they thought this ultimately would not become public is kind

they want to be a neutral platform and users can post what they like.exist, can they exist? this is the thing, this is the argue they have to make to keep regulators off their back. five out of 96 fact checks were true. that is paltry, right? we have to look at ourselves as users, if we look at... we don't need facebook to police that content, why are we so inclined to believe these lies and advice? a lot of people do. lots of people will go online and google anything. doctor google, this and that, anything, it can be serious! people believe what they read u nfortu nately, serious! people believe what they read unfortunately, anything, right? whose responsibility is it to make sure we get the right information? it wouldn't be difficult for them to code in such a way that anytime a post was flagged that was health—related could simply have a of our advice on health on facebook has been proved wrong, please check with your doctor first. that's an easy fix. it wouldn't fix the problem of this information being given out. just a skull and crossbones! imagin

adding "it was my caption and post" and that braun "told me not to joke like that."lying happened. perhaps the detail that's most confusing to many is that an artist as big as swift doesn't own the rights to her masters. >> in a record deal it's actually standard for the record label to own the master recordings because the company is the one putting up the money for that music to be recorded and promoted. so it's actually the exception when the artist owns the recordings and then licenses them to the label. what is more common is that sometimes artists will be able to buy back their masters from the record label. ♪ we found love in a hopeless place ♪ >> reporter: artists like rihanna. the "we found love" singer according to billboard acquired the rights to her masters from def jam. and the late nipsey husslehussle rapped about it. ♪ own my own masters even music legends like paul mccartney and prince publicly fought for the rights to their own music. back in the '90s the "kiss" singer add mantly fought his own label for his own music at times writing "slave" on the

a-rod posting this pic of himself and j., everyone. and -- ♪ no one told ya life was gonna be this way ♪ thank you, kenneth! monica and rachel spent fourth of july together. courtney cox posting this pic with jen aniston. laura dern and suzanne summers. what a random but amazing squad, right? >> yeah. >> i know. >> squad goals. >> squad goals right there. >> always posting pictures together. best of friends. >> fingers crossed that best of friends. i see what you did there. >> gotcha. thanks, will. >> thanks, guys. >>> across the pond the surprise appearance by meghan markle at wimbledon. >> the duchess of sussex still on her maternity leave, but she took out time to support her good friend serena williams. >> markle was in the stands with lindsay roth and genevieve hillis, itself sparking fresh speculation over whether the two may have been chosen to be among the godparents at baby archie's christening over the weekend. >> we'll see. >>> back here at home and back to justin timberlake, as we're finding out just how much of

you posted a 9% rise in corporate banking revenue, 8% rise in loans. is the economic picture in europe not as bad as feared? >> if you look at what we saw in the second quarter of our loan growth, if you look at the retail up 4%, if you look at corporate banking, it's almost double digit there'ses a s a demand we have to see if the ecb will announce if that will taper off a bit. but growth is there. it might be slower, but it's there. that's positive. >> that's banking. let's talk about insurance swiss re's net profit fell in the first half of the year but still beat expectations. claims from the ethiopian airlines crash and the grounding of the 737 max pushed up costs as did severe weather events the reinsurance giantposted a loss in its commercial insurance business carolin roth also had a chance to talk to their leadership. what did they have to say about this environment >> the cfo of swiss re talked to us a short while ago he said, yeah, it's not been the easiest of environments for the reinsurance business you had a number of man made and natural

you saw a lot more posts about that a lot more posts about representative alexandria ocasio-cortez, her visits to the border she became the sort of obsession on the group, and we saw a lot of posts shared about her, a lot of very vulgar and violent posts shared about her it wasn't just memes that we're seeing on here we see group members complaining about times they weren't able to use lethal force on job, and how they're not going to make that mistake again. there were users joking about roasting migrant kids alive in this sort of mylar blankets that they're given in detention centers. it was a lot of really aggressively violent content and also users sort of playing a game in which they would share the quote/unquote stupidest central american name that they come across in a detention center, and sharing identifying information from migrants who had been brought into custody to one-up each other. it was a really ugly culture that developed in this secret facebook group. >> ryan devereaux, fantastic reporting. jen bud, thanks. i really do report it. >>> breaking news on the timing of ro

the washington post called mitch mcconnell what? post is ae washington russian asset by comparison. mitch mcconnell loves our country. he's done a great job. we are trying to pass an infrastructure bill. it's being written up right now as we speak for our hide ways -- highways and roadways. nobody's ever seen anything like that. and other than george washington we will end up having the highest percentages put on the court and it's going to be a legacy. mcconnell is a man that knows less about russia and russian influence and even donald trump and i know nothing. thinghink it's a horrible theh is a paper -- washington post is fake news just like the new york times is fake news. it's put there for the benefit the washington post of amazon and i think it's a disgrace. and if we actually said that i didn't read it. if we actually said that mitch mcconnell is an asset of russia they ought to be ashamed of themselves and they ought to apologize. well i think right now it would be sleepy joe. what i think -- i think he's off his game by a lot. but personally i think it's going to be sleep

these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the postffice only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> california senator kamala harris is riding a wave of post-debate momentum. two new polls out today show her leapfrogging into second place. in the early caucus state of iowa she is trailing frontrunner joe biden by 8 points. of note, elizabeth warren also moved ahead of bernie sanders there. but what's raising the most eyebrows is this new national quinnipiac poll, where harris is essentially tied with biden. she's trailing by 2 points, which is within the margin error. beth fouhy and jeremy peters join us. this is an indication of momentum on the part of kamala harris and slowing on the part of the joe biden. is this meaningful to you? >> it's 16 months out, ali, these don't tell us much about what the nominee will be. what they do tell us are about the respective weaknesses and strengths of the people we assumed were going to be the leading candidates.

plenty of time online about 6 hours a day she reads messages and posts on facebook looks things up on google or watches videos on you tube. is also a fair piece on facebook a lot usually until midnight. but what's behind our craving for social media. catalina and phillip a typical of the social media generation she has an instagram account to voted to lifestyle topics here and he posts now and then and shows how much time they spend a day unless mark phones i mean 3 hours. i mean. with me it's between 4 and 6 hours. and trying to cut down a bit even if i just want to check something quickly i end up spending half an hour on instagram or wherever. i'm. question montauk is one of a handful of researches in germany systematically researching the impact of online media he believes we need to improve our grasp of social media and use it constructively rather than being in slaves buying it social media companies you sophisticated methods till you are in users and keep them. here are 3 examples 1st the like button facebook invented the thumbs up idea 10 years ago now all social media platfor