the behavior on reddit is not manipulative. >> reporter: like facebook, reddit is building a war roomthe midterms. protecting the platform against foreign interference and misinformation is critical, because it's become a breeding ground for conspiracy theories, violent threats, and racism that unfold in real life. like the charlottesville unite the right rally last year. and in april, reddit released a list of 944 accounts, it says, were created by russia's troll factory, the internet research agency. these accounts posted often in popular sub-reddits like funny and gifs, but also racism and trump supporters. at what point do you draw the line and say, this content that's being expressed here, that's not okay. >> no matter where you draw that line, there will be people living in the gray area on both sides. so there are examples where it's very, very obvious, you know, in both directions and those are the easy cases. but in the middle, we do spend a lot of time thinking about these things. >> reporter: reddit's millions of communities or sub-reddits are largely moderated by volunteer

reddit, another powerful social network, is in the fight, too. is reddit ready for midterms? >> i think so. i think so. >> reporter: reddit is a breeding ground for conspiracy theories, violent threats and racism that unfold in real life, like the charlottesville unite the right rally last year, making its efforts even more critical. >> we have spun off a couple of teams this year specifically to work on this program. on the data science and engineering side, to find people, whether it's state-sponsored or not, attempting to manipulate reddit. >> reporter: ceo steve huffman says they found at least 1,000 questionable russian accounts in the last month alone, but facebook's recently departed chief security officer, alex stamos, says winning will require more government cooperation. >> the united states could do better. the real issues that we have organized, foreign groups whose entire desire is to mess with the election. >> reporter: an uphill battle to protect your vote online and off. jo ling kent, nbc news, menlo park, california. >>> it was a terrible scene in northern ta

reddit, another powerful social network, is in the fight, too. is reddit ready for the mid terms? >> i think so. i think so. >> reporter: reddit is a breeding ground for conspiracy theories, violent threats and racism that unfold in real life, like the charlottesville unite the right rally last year, making its efforts even more critical. >> we've spun off a couple of teams this year specifically to work on this problem, on the data side and engineering side to find people, whether it's state-sponsored or not, attempting to manipulate reddit. >> reporter: they ceo said they found 1,000 questionable russian accounts but facebook's recently departed security officer alex stamos says winning will require more government operation. >> the united states could do better. the issue is we have organized foreign groups whose entire desire is to mess with the election. >> reporter: an uphill battle to protect your vote online and off. jo ling kent, menlo park, california. >>> substance abuse and particularly opioid abuse has touched people in every corner of this country, we know that, but

reddit, another powerful social network is in the fight too. are eddit ready? >> i think so. >> reporter: reddit is a breeding ground for conspiracy theories that unfold in real life like the charlottesville unite the right rally last year. >> we've spun up a couple teams this year specifically to work on this problem. on the data and engineering sides, you find people, whether it's state sponsored or not, attempting to manipulate reddit. >> reporter: steve huffman says they found at least one thousand questionable reddit accounts in the last month alone. but facebook's recently departed security officer alex stamos says winning will require more government cooperation. >> the united states could do better. the real issues we have organized foreign groups whose entire desire is to mess with the election. >> reporter: an uphill battle to protect your vote online and off. jo ling kent, menlo park, california. >>> elon musk making another big announcement on twitter, this time about his boring company. the tesla and spacex founder is leading the effort to create a

and i've seen it in glimpses on reddit. i've seen and i do believe that long term sunlight and truth wins. >> but that's a really long term. >> very long term. >> illogical or irrational people who hold despicable points of view are not often convinced by facts. >> we have a flat earth theory going around that's picking up steam. like flat earth theory in 2018. i remember reading about the enlightenment and i think when i was studying it in history i just sort of assumed that there was this enlightenment and then after that everyone was like, cool, rational thoughts, scientific method. like, great, world's fixed. >> it's sorted. >> it's done. i guess i really naively thought that. and this is surfacing now, this reality that, no, actually, there are a lot of people for whom this sort of missed or even today just don't care. >> yeah. >> and would rather see things that reinforce their -- like explicitly would rather see things that re-enforce their world view than challenge it with data. >> is there a role for regulation the

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i notice you pointed out a reddit meme on there. you're digging into that? >> yep. >> ben collins is staying on that for us. danny, what is likely to happen here? how was he charged? was this a grand jury or a complaint from the fbi? how does this happen? >> this is almost surely a control complaint. all crimes ultimately must be charged by the grand jury or indicted by the grand jury in the federal system but when you arrest somebody, when the government arrests somebody prior to that they file an affidavit and a criminal complaint. because he's arrested outside the district that he's charged, the southern district of new york, he must have the appearance there in the southern district of florida and transported back to the southern district of new york. those worried about bail, although that's a presumption in the federal system, there's several factors here that almost guarantee that bail will not be probability or possibility for a suspect charged with what i expect to be serious crimes in the area of mailing non-mailable items and also expect use of a

have been saying this for many years and saying it now, and some mps say we should hold universal redditirectly we know there are more rough sleepers. go to any city, any town, even villagers and there will be rough sleepers and a lot of it is put at the door of the universal credit being introduced. they say they are investing £i.2 credit being introduced. they say they are investing £1.2 billion to four all forms of homelessness to ensure more people are held sooner. the act requires council to in the mean sooner where the act requires council to in the mean sooner where people are at risk of having nowhere to go. through universal credit,

emily: interesting coming from one of the founders of reddit.ould you say that other social media services are vulnerable in the long-term? alexis: i'm seeing pitches for decentralized social networks. at the end of the day, there has to be a draw to get someone to want to download an app and share parts of their personal life, but i think this consumer trend in 2018 is similar to -- very different from 2004, 2005. i think we do care more. i think just doing coming to the home of someone who has a helm device, people will see this and it will start a conversation. it will get people thinking, and i doing as much as i can to secure my family digitally as much as i am physically? emily: all right alexis and giri, we will be watching. thank you. coming up, it is a tesla teardown. a team of engineers in detroit point on major flaws in the tesla model three. how bad could this hurt the company? we will discuss, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: tesla's model three has some of the most impressive technologies and one of the best motors of any electric

reddit, another social network is in the fight, too. >> is r mid-terms. >> it's a breeding ground for experience theorys and racism that unfolds in real lifelike the unite the right rally, makingests more critical. >> we spun up a couple of teams to work on this problem. on the data and engineering side to find people whether state sponsored or not attempting to manipula manipulate. >> they found at least 1,000 questionable russian accounteds in the last month alone. winning will require more government cooperation. >> the united states could do better. the real issue is we have organized foreign groups whose desire is to mess with the election. >> a battle to protect your vote online and off. nbc news, menlo park, california. you see clear skin. cosentyx can help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're rtin getkin that can last. checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms deve

they put it on reddit. >> [ bleep ]! >> this story really caught fire. we love it. we have been able to get some of the guys from the yes series team. they're live. we have zach and -- >> hey, guys. >> hi. you pranked the entire world. how do you feel about how itend we never thought it would get to where it is now. the way you describe it, like well, that did all happen. it was very fast. >> what did justin bieber say? has he reached out to say that wasn't me? >> he didn't say anything. he never denied it. >> was there any reaction from some of the media? you hooked them good. >> we spent friday and saturday watching all the stories covering it. i was waiting for you guys to cover it. like on "right this minute," you guys never did. >> you could have told us. >> i was a little proud that we didn't bite. >> yeah. you guys are hard to fool. >> i think the point of it was to show that they shouldn't believe they see. >> well, see to your point, why do you think they cared tofoness sakes. >> well, he can eat it any way he wants. >> guys, thank you so much for taking th

have been saying this for many years and saying it now, and some mps say we should hold universal reddit i think indirectly we know there are more rough sleepers. go to any city, any town, even villagers and there will be rough sleepers and a lot of it is put at the door of the universal credit being introduced. they say they are investing £i.2 credit being introduced. they say they are investing £1.2 billion to four all forms of homelessness to ensure more people are held sooner. the act requires council to in the mean sooner where the act requires council to in the mean sooner where people are at risk of having nowhere to go. through universal credit, you want to see people getting the support they are entitled to, supporting themselves, easy to get a job when you have a roof over your head. universal credit has cost billions. it has beena credit has cost billions. it has been a demonstrable failure and has been a demonstrable failure and has been the year. a lot of mps have different parties think it is a good idea because it rewards work. poorly executed. and also not founded. badly

this is very big on, like, pro-trump forums, reddits and things like that. van jones and cnn sucks, things you're seeing there. >> that's barack obama by the way. >> yeah. you see this on his twitter account too. first of all, malcolm said that there was some tie between the misspellings on his twitter account. >> right. >> and also what was sent on the packages. he spelled hillary wrong. he spelled debbie wasserman schultz's name wrong. >> he also had -- let's move back here. he was following a couple of facebook pages. he was apparently the only follower on a couple of them, but they had very problematic name. >> oh, yeah. so this is probably the biggest tip-off you can probably have. he was the only follower of an account called kill george soros. another one called kill all socialists. so if he didn't make the page, he liked it in some ca pass ipc. on there, it's some sort of tarot card version of the world "death on there. it's not pretty stuff. it doesn't look particularly sane stuff. it's just -- it's a troubled dude on social media making a lot of th

additional sites like 4chan, 8chan, and reddit also draw racist and anti-semitic rants.rge selim, with the anti- defamation league, said his group alone monitors dozens of social media platforms and hundreds of sites. >> various online platforms have ccome the mechanism of choice for individuals to share and disseminate vitriolic, anti- semitic propaganda. >> reporter: most of bowers' comments were protected by the first amendment, until he appeared to incite violence just hours before the attack, saying, "screw your optics, i'm going in." both local and federal law enforcement agencies work with companies like facebook and twitter to flag any speech which poses a threat. but there is a limit to what the police and the f.b.i. can do. ron hosko, a former assistant director of the f.b.i., says the first amendment and justice department guidelines prevent the f.b.i. from monitoring social media without investigative cause. >> they're aware, their ears are open, they are certainly engaged ath federal, state, and local law enforcement, but there is no t b.i. component that is

if we looked at comet ping-pong , which starts on a reddit board on november 4, and within a week, it has become on tv, on fox news, talking about this event, this thing, in which there is this allegation that there is a pedophilia ring underneath this pizza place in d.c. frequented by powerful politicians, particularly democrats, linked to john podesta's emails being leaked, in which they talk about pizza. because my sense is, if you have a bunch of political volunteers, you buy them a lot of pizza. but people on the internet going through, he is saying pizza so much. you know that pizza is code for pedophilic sex with children. and that is what they are talking about. so the internet allows that idea -- what it allows is one person or a group of people have an idea, and it might be a joke. like it might be just for the lols, like they are playing a joke on somebody. but they start it into the internet, which now can spread so rapidly that everyone who has an inclination about that or an interest in that can now be part of that community. it spreads to the point that, again, less tha

additional sites like 4 chan and 8 chan ask reddit also draw racists and anti-semitic rants. george with the antidefamation league said his group alone monitors dozens of social media platforms and h platforms have become the mechanism of choice for individuals to share and disseminate vitriolic anti-semitic propaganda. >> reporter: most of bowers comments were protected by the first amendment. before he said, screw your optics, i'm going in. both local and federal law enforcement agencies work with companies like facebook and twitter to flag any speech which poses a threat. but there is a limit to what the police and the fbi can do. ron hosko, former assistant director of the fbi, says the first amendment and justice department guidelines prevent the fbi from monitoring social media without investigative cause. >> they are aware. their ears are open. they are certainly engaged with federal state, local, law enforcement. but there is no fbi component that is the social media police watching all that we say and do. >> reporter: we checked and found that last year, there were m

gtd chart for a bloomberg subscriber showing the reddit default risk, the five-year cds -- credit default-year in argentina, it is much, much higher. but the bulls seem to be the main market drivers. what should investors be watching out for as we head toward the runoff? emy: the first thing to watch is if this is his election to win. our view is it is his election to lose at this point. and there is the momentum from the congressional elections which very much supported bolsonaro a precedent -- candidates. and will there be willingness from the can guess -- from the congress to bolster his agenda. we will see how he has evolved rosy wise beyond the election. but you mentioned it. it is congress, isn't it? how big a risk is it that there will be a divided congress? i am not too worried. indeed, the congress is fragmented. we have is something not seen for eight years. so, at the beginning, at least, decent --ld be a very we've seen the opposition up 30% on the vote. be ae that there will margin growing. and we will see if we can get this that we mentioned. petrobras with double-digit gain

. >>> after a landmark reddit against monsanto they are fighting back accusing the judge of backtracking. the judge is ready to toss out a $289 million verdict. one of them saying, i urge you to respect and honor our verdict and the six weeks of our life that we have dedicated to this trial another says that the possibility is that it could be overturned the means our system of justice and shakes my confidence in the system. back in august they awarded $289 million to the wayne johnson after they found that monsanto's weedkiller was responsible for johnson's cancer. and that monsanto acted maliciously by not but in a tentative ruling they said that johnson's lawyers present any evidence that anyone from monsanto knew that it was dangerous. the judge is expected to make a final ruling by monday. >>> a vote to increase the number of residents at the hope village homeless encampment in san jose. so far 14 residents are allowed to live there but hope village wants to expand to 30 residents and continue to operate for 18 months. later today the board of supervisors will vote on whether or not

in the thread on reddit owners of the new iphone say the camera is over processing their faces with filtershat smooth out their skin. it's like really poor photo shopping. experts say this in smoothing effects might be fixed with the software update. so far no comment from apple about the complaints. >>> 6:58 a.m. and an a+ for night school at the weekend box office. >> if you are going to do the work dropped the class. >> i will do it you will superb >> the movie brought in $28 million on its opening weekend. kevin hart goes back to school to get his ged pick the movie made another $5 million around the globe. >>> the animated movie small foot took in $23 million in its debut weekend and follows a group of yetis looking for humans. the house with the clock in its walls had another 12 -- $12 million in ticket sales in his second week in the movie theaters. political musings on the grand lake movie theater are not new but the old-fashioned signed carried a different message and read we will not enforce the r rating on fahrenheit 119. political discourse must not be i-. -- stifled. fahrenheit

there is a way to turn the new iphone into a body camera, a reddit user creating the shortcut calledaying i'm getting pooled over and that will trigger the camera to start recording. and whether to text or merely a loyal video to. what do you think of that? and the next flight after the senate, a massive aviation measure. good morning. >> the senate approved the bill, and going to donald trump to sign it into law. the faa would set standards for airline seats and the space between the seats. it is unclear what that would be. they could go with the slowest capacity, and somewhere around 29 inches. we may not even see extra room. the faa would ban airlines from involuntarily removing passengers who boarded the plane, and come up with better communication for passengers when there are flight delays. something that was dropped is unreasonable airline fees. heather: that was dropped. let's talk about national taco day. usually you talk about taco tuesday but it is thursday. >> national taco day is today. a lot of restaurants turned this into an all-day fiesta with freebies and meals. most

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moderator: should the social media companies, google, twitter, reddit and so on, be held accountable in some way for the effects of what their users do in the democratic process? sen. carper: what we ought to do and what we are doing is hold oversight hearings. bring these companies before us and have them explain what they are doing and bring witnesses both for and against the positions they are taking. there are executive branch agencies that have a responsibility over these entities as well, and they have their own responsibilities for oversight and making sure what these platforms are doing is consistent with the betterment of our country and state. moderator: another student question on a different topic, the environment. this is a junior political science major here at the university of delaware. >> should the u.s. adhere to the global climate change treaty that it signed? moderator: should the united states adhered to the climate change treaty, mr. arlett? mr. arlett: we should not be the police agencies of the world when it comes to the environment. to me, i would answer to t

one person wrote on reddit i get tired of tourists in al capone t-shirts. one of the more thoughtful replies said the fascination continues because idolizing al capone gets easier as time goes by and we get more and more disconnected from what he actually did. disconnectsely this that has contributed to the unending question of what was there about this man to turn him into an international cultural icon and why the mayor mentioned his name sets up a chain of immediate associations. writers have long pondered the question of why this particular celebritye the uber- among so many other colorful gangsters and mobsters. and why the legends that have grown up around both sides of his life, the violent and benevolent have become so shrouded in myth. how did he, of all the other outsize criminal characters of his era become an internationally recognized cultural reference while so many others go unrecognized today? a littlegoing to talk bit and start by telling you that he was born in brooklyn january 17, 1899. he was the fourth son and the second born in the uni

i was looking at -- the largest trump community in the web is on reddit. called the donald. they spent the whole week calling it false flag. figured out it wasn't false, at the end today, was there any -- that i haddy look inward? did they think about this? no, they didn't. they said we don't have to apologize for this. the bombs weren't even supposed to go off, what's the big deal? so that's -- like it's not going to change. they're not going to look in and see, are we speaking too caustically to one another? that's how it is. the leadership in the country says we can't do this or talk like this. >> how distinct is this political ecology in your mind as a reporter, ben schreckinger. >> this is its own world, its own bubble. you go and talk to believers in the conspiracy theories at these rallies, it's like someone who's had a religious conversion experience, they tell you with great certainty that donald trump and robert mueller are secretly working together, that they have 50,000 sealed indictments of child molesters prepared and ready to go. they do not listen to what is

so these are companies like reddit, facebook, and twitter as a few examples who we see this -- these policies applying to. >> also companies like paypal and stripe, so somewhat deeper as well. >> absolutely. yep. and so the reason we did that is because we are committed to net neutrality and to preserving the openness of the web. we thought it was really important to make that distinction between those who are providing services over the web and those who are providing our access. >> thanks, jessica. heidi, jessica laid out what's in the policies. maybe you could tell us what's the need for the policies? why create these policies at this time? >> sure. well, i mean, there are so many benefits to the web. but there are also significant problems that have been created by the fact that people have access to this world of information dissemination. for white supremacists in the pre-world wide web era it was actually pretty hard for them to get their propaganda out, to contact other people, to organize events. and what's happened with the rise of social media and so on, is it has allowed

people associate far-right memes with reddit or something like that.om 2012 era, tea party blog stuff. from a 2014 parody site called world news bureau. it's about -- it's a pretty benign blog but it's a pretty far-right site. it's stuff that's in like the drudge ecosystem. different than young people stuff. this is not a site a lot of young people would go to. it's sort of in the young people would go to. it's in the sort of like breitbart right wing sort of situation. and it's kind of an obscure meme, frankly. there were not a lot of instances of it going around the internet, especially recently. this is a 4-year-old meme. if you look at it it's like women like fake strippers up where the arabic text would be and getter done. you can read into that what you want to read into that. it's a troll job. >> i think you guys in your piece on nbcnews.com, you talk about how you reached out to the people, the guy who started this meme or started this blog, right? nothing from him? >> actually, he just got back to us a couple of minutes ago. >> what did he say

not just facebook, but reddit and twitter.this is a cross-social media issue and there's only 19 days to go. we're see if they're actually able to make a difference here with things like war rooms. >> an important story just a couple of weeks out. nbc's jolee ling kent, thanks v much. >> thanks. >>> coming up, canada is the first major world economy to legalize pot. but here in the u.s., the trump administration is sending mixed signals on how they plan to handle marijuana. now one cannabis company is making a unique appeal to the president. the man who runs that company, joins me next. n who runs that c, joins me next. that's why capital one is building something completely different. capital one cafés. welcoming places with people here to help you, not sell you. with savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. that are easy to open from right here or anywhere in 5 minutes. no smoke. no mirrors. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? you may be learning about, medicare and supplemental insurance. medic

on the front lines of all this, of course, are social media companies including facebook and reddit.ve set up war rooms to take down the information and fake accounts in realtime or so we hope. >> you wrote the book on this, quite literally. that criminal complaint. some of the names are familiar here, concord saw it in 2016 and it strikes me as watching all of this unfold and there's been talk about robert mueller and we're not seeing that through the trees and upon i don't think a lot has been accomplished. >> what's fascinating about the complaint, it was the indictment from the special counsel mueller is tied to this complaint that came out in two different cases and not involved in this one? >> not involved in this one. >> this is fbi at its core work digging in deep and what's fascinating is it didn't stop after the election in 2016 which has been kind of what my team has been pushing and it just continued on. russia plays a zero-sum game with us, if we don't respond they just keep going and when we need them then they stop and that never happened and when we look at this indic

obviously a lot of online chatter about this debate as well and where modern-day all that facebook, reddit, twitter. we also in the last couple weeks reached out to our viewers and listeners and ask him about the questions they wanted to ask. healthcare came up over and over again including from michael houser, one of our readers, hillsboro father. he's worried for his college aged daughter who has diabetes, type i diabetes. his question to the candidates, what avenue would you take to ensure adequate coverage is available and affordable for those like my daughter pre-existing conditions? >> one minute for each of you. >> we need a transformation of our delivery healthcare system in america. with the system design 70 years ago. we need significant changes, payment reform, decentralized medicaid, make sure we pay for performance and. we should be paying for usage. we should be understand outcomes and values and cost. let me tell you, in any changes that we make we should not make any changes to medicare or medicaid to protect the most vulnerable people to ensure their benefits are preserved

we're monitoring it on facebook, reddit, twitter. we also in the last couple of weeks, reached out to viewers and listeners and ask them about questions they want to ask. healthcare came up over and over again. including from michael hauser, one of the readers. he's especially worried for his college-aged daughter who has diabetes. his question to the requesteds, -- candidates, what avenue would you take to ensure adequate coverage is available and affordable for those like my daughter with pre-existing conditions? >> one minute for each of you. mr. hugin. >> we need a transformation of delivery of healthcare system in america. we have a system designed 70 years ago. we need significant changes, payment reform, decentralized medicaid, we shouldn't be paying for usage. we should be understanding outcomes, values and costs. in every changes that we make, we should not make any changes to medicare or medicaid to protect the most vulnerable people in our society. to ensure their benefits are preserved. we absolutely must protect patients

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one man posted a shortcut called police on reddit. to say is hey siri i'm getting pulled over and it triggers several actions automatically first it sends a text to a friends that lets them know and it also pauses any music that might be playing and puts the phone in do not disturb mode and turns the phone's camera on to record the interaction. >>> well, there's some good news and some disappointing news on the jobs front this morning. another bay area tech company also started trading on the nysc. pam cook has all the details in today's dollars and sense. >> reporter: this is the 28th bay area company to go public this year. it's a company out of mountain view. elastic is a software company. it rang the opening bell this morning. elastic went public at just $36 a share and right now up almost 90% or $30 a share on that opening. as for the markets though, pretty disappointing report on employment this morning. the dow jones down more than 200 points now. to 26,400. that's almost a full percentage point. same for the zx 500. the -- s&p

maybe the younger people get off of reddit and maybe engage somebody who is different.hat is what keeps our country strong. it is only special interests who want us divided. presidents will come and go. oregon. portland, good morning. caller: i find it hilarious when you have callers calling in and talking stuff like trump needs to go to jail and blah, blah, blah. all you can do is laugh your head off. i blame a lot of this discourse on the media. right after the election, this started. won anit ironic this guy award from the naacp and now we his -- he is the biggest racist on the planet. it is disgusting. number one you this what we are spending on illegal aliens it will make your head spin. $338 billion. host: where do you get that number from? caller: i live in portland. host: where do you get the $338 billion number from? the number, where did you get that from? caller: like you would not believe. it is really ridiculous what they are doing. portland, is sandy in oregon. brian in virginia, good morning. caller: i think a solution to that is to have a discourse where

. >> here then he had twitter is dark souls of social media, reddit is blood born, insta is zelda. >>n the meantime, saving humanity what did you say >> it's a line said on cnbc where he said if you're betting against elon musk is like betting against humanity. >> that's a big comment. >> yeah. it's a big comment >> okay. all right. >> okay. >>> mr. santoli is here to talk markets. what's going on? >> what is going on? plenty going on. last week for context, seemed like the market did the minimally acceptable amount of rebound. held its gains from the prior week a lot of talk about this is maybe finally we get this rotation from big growth stocks into value strategies. i have a piece on cnbc.com looking at this. the message of the markets in th whole phase has been a turn towards defensive stocks whether this is enduring or not is not clear i think the fact that housing and auto and all of these kind of domestic cyclical sectors have been at their lows. even retail is causing people to question just exactly what is the market trying to tell us that's the context where it's tough for t

i am sorry if you were hoping for reddit. it so good! a proper bite. there you go.e carto cases that was causing the fire to... the car to catch fire. that is what happened to claire robson. listen to this. i have noticed the smoke coming from my bonnet, i started thinking i need to get to safety, there was a slip road coming up so i left the road. i was terrified because there was people around me, there was children, it was a busy weekend and there was below is of smoke coming from the bonnet and i saw the first flame licked up and i thought i have to get out of the car now. that only happened in a handful of cases, but still, that is really scary. what have fought serb? they said they did a recall in january for the cars affected and they said there were around 15000 and the recall has happened and if you have one of those cars you should know about it. that is not the only problem with the engines. on the one litre cars, the one litre engines, there was also a problem with the engine cutting out and overheating as well. not catching fire, but a car cutting out i