the time was incredibly supportive now she gets calls from other companies wanting to replicate reddit's policy. >> would it have made you a better worker in the long run if you had more time off? >> i think so. because i could have grieved in a different way. i didn't have to force myself into something that i wasn't ready for. >> you were grieving at work. >> yes >> reporter: anjelica is now training to become a registered nurse to help other women through miscarriage. >> i feel like if i'm in that healthcare field, i can use my pain for purpose i can help others as they are grieving >> reporter: maybe help them navigate the workplace? >> that's correct. >> she started a support group on instagram we did reach out to her former employer and have not heard become there's much more reporting on our series at nbcnews.com. powerful videos of women sharing their stories as well, including my own story i'll have more tomorrow on "today." >>> still ahead for us, a shooting star. off the bench and into thgame we'll meet the teen who ha become a high school hero after an unbelievable shot >>> t

pornographic videos with the help of ai the program enabling such fakes was 1st uploaded to the online forum reddit the anonymous user called deep fakes was quickly banned but other users took over his software code and kept expanding it today similar software is still freely available online the name is a combination of deep as and deep learning technology and fake but how exactly do defects work how hard is it to make them look real the effect expert howley explained it to me in los angeles. many deep fakes are based on so-called guns out rhythms that are on supervised meaning they learn without human guidance instead they're trained with raw data real photos for example. you're not modeling anything you just collecting a bunch of pieces all you need just to make sure they're lined like those and you crop the fees right and you're manually you would try to make sure that there's a bunch of different any condition different expressions and it just learns it by itself this is what is so powerful about the steep learning based approaches. the novelty in this approach is starting to algorithms work t

but they started in facebook and reddit communities since 2016 and have only grown stronger. across the political spectrum, decker says the sheer number of sanders' online supporters sets them apart from other followers. >> i think any time where you have far greater numbers, you have far greater potential for harm. and in the online community, there are far greater sanders supporters. >> reporter: decker used facebook data to analyze all the pages created by the supporters of democratic presidential candidates and found the pro-sanders pages have 2.5 million followers with nearly 58,000 posts in a three-month period, far more than all the other democratic candidates combined. if only a fraction of those engage in nasty comments, they're still capable of bullying critics on social media. >> that kind of bullying that happens at scale, it's crazy. >> reporter: sanders has insisted in several interviews that those that hate online are not we wilcom willcome in his cd the senator has said loudly and clearly, there is no room in the political revolution for abuse and harassment o

she used reddit to share promising news posting i got a call from housing today. county's office of support of housing called to begin the process of putting a roof over her head. >> i had a two bedroom apartment, i worked in accounting. >> now she's divorced and is suffering from a connective tissue disorder keeping her from work. she lives under the freeway. but powers isn't the only one out there. so we reached out to the office of supportive housing to learn about their process. no one was immediately available for comment, but the office shared this graphic. it details the county's system. essentially all homeless people complete a standard assessment tool, sort of like a survey. it will consider the person's need and identify the right type of housing. powers says the system is helping to build a better bay area. >> every building that has gone up, i know someone there, i know someone there, you know. so it's really happening for people that i know. it's not just a few people here and there. it's not just people in shelters. >> powers says her push started t

. >> reporter: there is no shortage of content on the internet and a recent reddit post is racking up comments and compassion for a homeless woman in san jose. >> my connection on reddit helped me from being alienated from society like a lot of people out here for a long time easy to become that way. >> robin powers has been whomless five years. she used red sit posting i got a call from housing. putting a roof over her head. >> i had a two bedroom apartment. i worked in accounting. >> now powers is divorced and suffers from a connective tissue disorder keeping her from work. living under the freeway to keep the winter weather from destroying all she owns. but powers isn't the only one out there. we reached out to the office of supportive housing to learn the process. no one was available for comment but shared this graphic. it details the county system. all homeless people complete this tool. a ceasefire considering the person's need and identify the right housing. powers says the system helps to build a better bay area. >> every building that has gone up i know someone there. you kn

unclear how the swarms start, but sanders supporters have been organizing in facebook, twitter and redditnger. and while social media harassment happens across the political spectrum, the sheer number of sanders online supporters sets them apart from other followers. >> i think any time where you have far greater numbers, you have far greater potential for harm. and in the online community, there are far greater sanders supporters. >> reporter: decker used facebook's data to analyze all the pages created by the supporters of democratic presidential candidates and found the pro sanders pages have 2.5 million followers with nearly 58,000 posts in a three-month period, far more than all the other democratic candidates combined. if only a fraction of those engage in nasty comments, they're still capable of bullying critics off social media. >> that kind of bullying that happened at scale, it's crazy. >> reporter: sanders has insisted in several interviews those who hate online are not welcome in his campaign and in a statement to cnn, his deputy communications director says the senator has sa

read reddit, rather than reading the register for the news hour. speculation, i think it's good, even essential, essential to speculate on stocks, just part of your discretionary market you've got the retirement money, of which is completely wrong to speculate on, then you have a mad money portfolio, a group of stocks, within that group of stocks, you can have speculative stock. one or two i won't try to talk you out of treatment like this. only because that would make me a hypocrite. i never would have gotten positive and told you to buy the stock of tesla in the high 280s, i have a problem with speck haiti -- speculation, who believes it's not fair to make money in a stock like tesla, and you'd be stupid i don't feel like that that's many others who do. not me people went ballistic at the time i recommended tesla given that tesla is up 600 points from there, i think i did a pretty good job. the stock should stop being compared to the value of ford motor. in fact, i told you at that time to wake me up when tesla's market cap is more than double th

using reddit to share promising news posting, i got a call from housing today. the county office called to begin the process of putting a roof over her head. >> i was married with a 2 bedroom apartment worked in accounting. >> now suffering from a connective tissue disorder and divorced lives living under the freeway to keep winter weather from destroying all she owns. but she isn't the only one out there. we reached out to supportive housing to learn about the process. no one was available for comment immediately. but the office shared this graphic fap detailing the county system. eventually all homeless people complete a standard assessment tool like a survey. identifying the need and identify the right housing. powers says this is helping to build a better bay area. >> everiabling i know one there, know someone there, you know. it's happening for people i know. it's not just a few here and there. >> powers says her push started two years ago. now that process is finally picking up. >> don't know where they put me. but it will be better than where "i." >> powe

. >> reporter: the reddit post is racking up comments. >> my connection has helped me from being alienated from society. it's easy to become that way. >> reporter: rob ip has been homeless for five years. they posted i got a call from housing today. they call to begin the process of putting a roof over her head. >> i worked in accounting. >> now she's divorced and suffering from a connective tissue disease. she's not the only one out there. we reached out to the office of housing. no one was immediately available to comment. this details the county system. all homeless people do a survey. it will consider the person's need and identify the right type of housing. powers says it's helping to build a better bay area. >> i know someone there, i know someone there. it's not just a few people here and there. i know people it's happening for. >> now the process is picking up 689. >> don't know where they're going to put me, but be better than where i am. >> in san jose, amanda dale castillo, nbc 7 news. >> social media is a great way to join the discussion. shaffer ideas with us by joining our be

the time was incredibly supportive now she gets calls from other companies wanting to replicate reddit's't have to force myself into something i wasn't ready for. >> you were grieving at work >> really. >> reporter: she's training to help other women through a miscarriage. >> i feel like ir purpose and help others grieving >> nbc has reached out to her former employer but has not heard back there's more o >>> and saved by the beer. the incredle wibay a lost dog and the owner. blrl joint pain, swelling tenderness... ...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are feeling real relief with cosentyx. cosentyx is a different kind of targeted biologic. it treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis to help you look and feel better. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms if your inflammatory bowel disease sym

twitter is the latest social media company along with facebook youtube and reddit to restrict controversial defects the change comes amid concerns about deceitful posts video and photos on social media. >>> the weather today was crystal clear.>>> it was so pretty. >>> i'm in sales not production. i take the blame so i will take the credit sometimes as well. >>> as we have sunshine outside. numbers in some places 10 degrees warmer tonight than last night at this time. livermore 10 degrees warmer. high clouds of the hayward fault. the side of the bay bridge right now concorde 64. livermore 61 degrees. san francisco 56. pleasant finished wednesday. tonight we get cold but not as cold as last night. santa rosa 39. napa we are at 39. the south bay the numbers will be warmer than last night. 39 degrees. daytime highs tomorrow this ridge is not going anywhere. blocking highs is going to stay in place. as the high-pressure stays there everything goes over the top. as a result it will be mild temperatures just about everywhere coastline cooler. for tomorrow. things don't change much until we get to

. >> reporter: the reddit post is racking up comments. >> my connection has helped me from being alienated from society. it's easy to become that way. >> reporter: rob ip has been homeless for five years. they posted i got a call from housing today. they call to begin the process of putting a roof over her head. >> i worked in accounting. >> now she's divorced and suffering from a connective tissue disease. she's not the only one out there. we reached out to the office of housing. no one was immediately available to comment. this details the county system. all homeless people do a survey. it will consider the person's need and identify the right type of housing. powers says it's helping to build a better bay area. >> i know someone there, i know someone there. it's not just a few people here and there. i know people it's happening for. >> now the process is picking up 689. >> don't know where they're going to put me, but be better than where i am. >> in san jose, amanda dale castillo, nbc 7 news. >> social media is a great way to join the discussion. shaffer ideas with us by joining our be

other comments that have been on earth that sabisky has made on various social media websites on redditrious other things. i suppose you might have expected this given a dominic cummings long log post about trying to attract misfits and widows into the ranks of the staid conservative party in order to mix things up and ca ta lys e party in order to mix things up and catalyse on a bit more of a transformation in the party. it does... this is another setback for cummings really because when a sajid javid resigned in the reshuffle citing concerns over cummings's overbearing influence stop this is potentially another issue where the forces of conservatism with a small see in the conservative party are pushing back against cummings's more radical agenda. there are so many questions we still don't know which makes this story so curious because normally special advisers who are brought into government have to go through a vetting progress and are eventually released along with their salaries in the interest they have. with mr sabisky, we don't know when he was hired, who he was working for, wh

reddit user angry crow 91 shows a person riding a muni train to san francisco.o reports of any injuries. we reached out to muni and got the video in response, this behavior is printed and we are exploring options to raise awareness to curt incidents like what was depict today in the video. >>> the discipline he found that helped to change his life. >>> still no rain in sight. i'm chief meteorologist bill mar and i'll have the complete forecast coming up. tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal in the white house. we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending corporate money in politics. as president, i'll declare climate change an emergency on day 1. and, us

. >> once it is in there it is tough there is a great article from ceo of reddit talking about a parasiticand research, a software engineer showed how ticktock finger printed the devices with internal audio and other things to track them. but what is a grown adult doing on government time watching ticktock. >> have you a lot of politicians use it now to cater to younger jeniation, do you think that fix fingerprinting thing are they listening as well, should that be a concern. the parent company bite dance the ovethe origin. >> they are headquartered out of beijing, the parent company of ticktock, say we keep everything offshore nothing goes through china, which i don't believe. there has been nothing to show they listen to audio, but any time i can find a number of devices of and i can link them to a member of military and intelligence community i get an idea of movements of locations of where they are. this happened with the fitbit, a kid from australia found our secret basis through data leakage. anything that comes out of china, i don't trust, period. >> another knock against ticktock,

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with social media, twitter, reddit, it seems like everybody's become a journalist you see that good or threat as traditional journalism. >> it's a really good question, be careful what you wish for, i grew up in a time where there was very little competition in journalism. typically one newspaper in the three networks. but they were all the same in soft liberalism and so forth. so i initially was very glad and still glad to see the greater diversity, it's wonderful if someone goes through and becomes a publisher and editor if they want to . that's terrific. never before have we had the opportunity in american journalism. the problem comes is there really is so much fake news author and at least in the old days with this one fish liberalism, at least there was some check for putting out stuff that was untrue. in that check no longer exist because so many people are no longer reporters but people who take other stuff and retweet it and so forth. all sorts of lies get passed around like crazy. so something lost in something again. overall, i still like it but there are problems. problems

reddit and twitter are good signals of what the younger generation is searching for and trading. >> whenbranson going up? >> he puts himself where his money is right? >> really does and they say that he will go up later this year. granted that's -- they just moved the spacecraft from their testing bed in california mojave desert to the operations facility in new mexico now they have to perform a couple of more tests out there in new mexico, including more rocket powered flights that will take a couple of months at the least and we'll see what time. perhaps more clarity in the fourth quarter call on when the -- >> does this craft actually go into orbit is it near earth orbit? >> it is suborbital. you're correct in saying that. it goes to an altitude of a little over 80 kilometers above the earth. enough to experience zero gravity for about ten minutes. that's what you're getting out of this experience. >> i like that that's good. >> you tell me how it is >> i am following with the increasing interest. i'll give you that >> sheetz creek. >> michael sheetz, kate rooney, we appreciate it for

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. >> my name is maggie i work at heritage with social media, twitter reddit everybody has become a journalist do you see that as a boom or threat to traditional journalism? : that's a really good question in a sense to be careful what have you wish and pray for. i grew up at all time when there was very little competition in journalism. had a monopoly newspaper one newspaper and three networks -- but they were all pretty much the same and they're soft liberalism and so forth not over but certainly it was there. and so, you know, i initially was very glad. still am glad to see this much created diversity it is wonderful that, you know someone goesrf through -- from the comments he wants to not just report it but entrepreneur publisher and editor and that's terrific. never before and we have that opportunity of american journalism. the problem comes as -- as, you know, there was so much fake news out there. and at leastor in the old days with with the -- swampish liberalism, at least there was, there was some check on just putting out stuff that was absolutely totally factionally untrue and tha

to curb the viruses spread the false offical was shared hundreds of times on facebook twitter and reddit. been cracking down on videos that say among other things that the virus is an engineer bio weapon some have already been viewed millions of times and misinformation has also been floating around about false cures and doctors warn could be harmful if attempt it. would you want us now from new york is a mad do ye an academic specializing in medical anthropology and cultural perceptions around disease and health thank you so much for your time just tell us why do you think that this misinformation these sort of fake ossicles has seemed to really fire up during this patil particular crisis. thanks for having me. so i think these sorts of articles really picked up steam because there. is like a racialized element to the coronavirus panic. americans tend to have like a bit of historical amnesia when it comes to emerging infectious diseases and the public reactions around them but every time. a new infectious disease emerges there is there are certain populations which are targeted as objec

pleased that chairman palone brought in the ceo of reddit last year and hope the trend will continue as we understand this ever-evolving and critically important ecosystem from those that sit on the top of it. this hearing today helps with that as this group of experts shine a light on questionable practices i hope can yield further fruitful results. often lead to swifter action than any government action can get done. there is proof some companies are cleaning up their platforms and we appreciate the work you are doing. for example, following our hearing on cambridge analytica, facebook made significant changes to its privacy policies and facebook reformatted its privacy settings to make more programs to promote local news operations. mr. zuckerberg was pushed pretty hard on some ads that he saw. facebook removed those ads. we got a call as mr. zuckerberg was headed to the airport that afternoon. also notable through the global internet for him to counterterrorism, platforms such as twitter, facebook and youtube have been working together to tackle terrorist content and disrupt them

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be "proportionate" to the harm caused, meaning the larger social media firms, facebook, instagram, redditnow to tech ethicist — alice thwaite — whojoins me now. nice to see you. my first instinct in this is that ofcom already has a lot on his hands. yes. or for that reason that is a good at regulated they are. it would easily expand out they are. it would easily expand out the duties they already have. —— thatis the duties they already have. —— that is the reason they are a good regulator. they already have good harmful content regulation. they make sure they can i have violent or sexual content before nine p:m., language in that kind of thing is also regulated. —— they cannot have violent. there seems to be a similar vein the government is going down. although this is called online harms report, it is really about content moderation what you can and cannot see it what you cannot post online. within content, there are two strands. there is the illegal strand, illegal content like paedophilia, inside terrorism, and the other strand which is cyber bullying, trolling, that kind of thing, ver

some of these other things that are going on, the virgin galactic, what's going on on reddit right nowidiosyncratic issues. when you see at the end of a big rally these things happening, it is liquidity driven for sure but it's also -- it is part of a broader beta trade. there are factors at play. alix: how do you handle tech? you can't not own it. if your benchmark is the s&p you have to own tech and you have to on the big guys. how do you deal with that when you're wanting to get a cyclical boost? evan: you do still own at you just tilt around it from our perspective. we are neutral weight on tech. we can see this running a little bit more. it's hard to call the top on these kinds of things. we know eventually there's going rating big multiple whatever causes it. for that reason, we don't want to be overweight here and we would rather let the economic story play out and hopefully some cyclical rotation happens. alix: pboc is going to increase monetary support for epidemic curves. to your point earlier, there you go. if you take a look at this other chart, global earnings downgrades,

along 80, south end 880 reddit tennyson road trouble spots stuck in that right lane.slow anyway south of as you work right out of hayward. look at north up there and take a look and conditions on the northbound side of 880. here's a live look to the coliseum and you can see traffic really starting to bow down especially with them from this point as you head towards macarthur maze. san mateo bridge, business as usual. no accident but busy across the span. 25 minutes between 880 towards 101 and the bay bridge meter much rain on. >>> plenty of sunshine as we head through the day with wild daytime highs. foggy start for the north bay, petaluma, santa rosa, dense fog for you this morning but you will see a burn off as well as we head through the rest of the morning. a live look with our treasure island camera, as we head to the day, plenty of sun today only but for tomorrow as well. class on friday with a slight, slight chance of a shower for the coast on friday. to take him five, 62 san francisco, 64 oakland, 66 fremont, 68 san jose. staying dry and quiet over the next se

i think that is why you are seeing there be such an aggressive rhetoric, ratcheted up reddit -- rhetoric of large contests two weeks or so after super tuesday, and that is really where former vice president joe biden is hoping that the dynamics of the race, the mento him -- the momentum of the race will have shifted. weekend inin this south carolina to project that confidence, because the sanders campaign is mentioning if they do not get the delegates needed to clinch the nomination, that they would like to see the nomination wrapped up. tom: kevin cirilli, greatly appreciated. it is always an important meeting in berlin called the super return private equity event. this year, it takes on a different cast, a different tone given the global viral crisis. we have spoken at davos to general atlantic ceo william ford, and he is sitting with our matt miller in berlin. matt? : the coronavirus conversation is front and center, and i was surprised this conference was so well attended. the do you think not about attendance of the super return, but the coronavirus impact? portfolio think 18 compan

seemed a user on reddit posted a photo with pete in it and she tagged her with the caption unexpectedimself posted this video. ready? oh, there she is. okay. and then julie posted this photo from the same night and there is pete. need i say more? social media detectives. julie is wearing a seahawks hat in january. that is pete's favorite team. >> well. >> i mean, case closed. so much evidence to consider. we leave you with pete's own words. when asked about his experience, he coyly says, and i quote, every season is unique in its own way and mine is definitely unique. i couldn't have expected it to go the way it did. but it's real life. [ cheers ] >> you are invested. >> totally are into it. >> thank you. i appreciate it. you guys can find out if pete the pilot picks the producer as he narrows down his choices on the next "bachelor." next round happens monday on abc. [ cheers and applause ] >> what an investigation. >> you got one. it's on, george. i'm wearing tweed because i feel like, you know -- >> a sleuth. >> sherlock holmes. sherlock spencer. >>> finally, no one likes a broken z

thatow reddit, a platform makes its business to engage in these interesting conversations, is focused these voices are not magnified in ways that are problematic. the government be sharing more information in real time? yes. the dhs is working on that, but they need more help. business of the sharing classified information in real-time. the industry needs to stop these things and focus on defending democracy. isly: is the krona virus -- the coronavirus making any waves in cyberspace? >> one of the interesting things about the coronavirus, what happens when we all have to stay-at-home? we are even more reliant on our cyber systems to do our daily business if we are not able to interact with other people. it is even more important in this era that we focus on cybersecurity and defending that system. emily: want to ask you about huawei. of publicbeen a lack evidence to support president trump's case we should be afraid of huawei. what is your take on this twist? >> what we have seen is a lot of bad activity we have seen them engage in active efforts to evade u.s. sections on iran and the

i'm chair that chairman pallone brought in the ceo of reddit last year and hope the trend will continue as we continue to understand this ecosystem from those who sit on the top of it. this hearing today helps with that as this group of experts i hope can yield fruitful results. such efforts often lead to swifter actions than any government action can get done. following their series of hearings there's proof that companies are cleaning up their platforms and we appreciate the work you're doing for example following our hearing on cambridge analytica, facebook e reformatted its privacy settings. during that hearing, representative mckinley actually pushed mr. zuckerberg pretty hard on some specific ads he had seen illegally selling opioids and as a result facebook removed those ads. we got a call that afternoon that those had already been taken down. also notable through the effort to counter terrorism, youtube and facebook have been working together to disrupt violent extremists' ability to promote themselves, share propaganda and exploit platforms, we thank you for that work. this is