roger, we'll start with you. as we do know, facebook has been a punching bag for years, but what was interesting was the witness with her candid testimony, and two, the substance. this went from saying facebook is bad and explaining how facebook and instagram can be addictive and harmful to children and can really undermine our democracy. roger, is this an inflection point? >> the thing about francis haugen is she is so courageous, so ah authoritative, and i found her utterly convincing. i thought her testimony today was extraordinary. in my mind what she has essentially done is -- mortgage loans or policing. i think when we're looking at it, we need to think about safety for all technology. i do think the motion that likes the fda that certifies products every year is actually a really good idea with harsh penalties if it turns out you're not safe. i think we also need to look at the business model. if facebook is perfectly clear, the notion here is that you're converting people's lives into data, collecting all

and at the roger pac sir, redeem. now this task force is merely ledge to my says he's royal the impunity he enjoys, but also sends a message to the minorities in this country that they're 2nd class citizens. that the majority community and particularly buddhist monks who are known and there's evidence of incitement. kenneth ghetto, we read so much, not just that, not justine, side, men and the reason they seasoning do girl who has been convict, turd for contempt of court. so by appointing him to this particular task force, the proceed only sending a direct message that he doesn't care about the judicial process. he doesn't care about the law making process. so he has huge implications as to what the president has done. he may have issued just a guess, but the implications are long term and her can surgery lanka back in so many ways and that needs to be recognized and taken out on injury, rosalind about chat. that's an important point. time of incidental committee has be very critical of the atrocities committees. augu

thank you so much for being with us, roger. first things first here, what do you think is most significant about what this whistle-blower is revealing? >> so, brianna, frances haugen is so courageous, so authoritative, and so utterly convincing that i think congress today is in this incredibly difficult position. they no longer have any excuses for inaction. i think the time has come for them to look at safety and to look at privacy as core requirements because this is not just about facebook. this is really about that business model that christine was just talking about, which is something that has been used not just by facebook, but by google, versions of it by amazon and m microsoft and now used throughout the economy. you see it in the automotive sector, healthcare sector and beyond. it is all based on surveillance. it is all based on manipulating people's choices, so that effectively it takes away from us our right to determine the choices in our own lives. and it is so pervasive right now and congress just needs to say, h

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what is roger pack said, inciting ethnic religious animosities? once again, indeed, i mean, the current president there was spare heading. he was the architect of the end of the war of the civil war that lasted for 26 years in 2009 and not including now the camels, although the roger boxer family is making as so called effort by speaking trammel in public or pretending to care for the family issues on various from the non non nation of attempts to the task force which is just only circumventing the usual legal process. and it's just on the cutting and undermining any credibility in its presidency from the perspective, all the channels. but also, as we have pointed out, yanna think that they will is spare heading and muslim hate, but also anti camel hate in the country and very task force if the symbol of division. it is the simple ating a new legal empire that favors the majority, and that just fight lines the minorities in the country and is not leaving any way to real reconciliation. the united nation and international organizations have tried t

for more we are joined in san francisco by roger. early investor in facebook, a mark zuckerberg mentor. he went on to write the book "zucked: waking up to the facebook catastrophe." and in los angeles we're joined by jessica gonzales. co-ceo of the media advocacy organization free press. she is the cofounder of change the terms, and is also a member of the real facebook oversight board. we welcome you both. jessica. let's begin with you. as he listen to this testimony of frances haugen and all of these documents that have been released, it was amazing to see these congressional hearings in the last few weeks. you have facebook being confronted by senators. the senators are saying the studies that you did not reveal, like the damage you do to tween and teen girls, are astounding. overall, your response what's taking place now? jessica: amy, good morning. i'm not surprised that facebook new it was causing -- knew it was causing concrete harm to women, people of color, and society as a whole. or that it knew it was spreading disinformat

liz: roger mcnamee, thank you very much and roger has a book called "waking up to the facebook catastropheks it on the taxes in biden 's framework agreement. (rhythmic electro rock music) (crowd cheering) - bito, bito, bito, bito! - [announcer] bito, the first u.s. bitcoin-linked etf. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire moving is a handful. matching your job description. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're at it with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/moving. liz: as the dust begins to settle in washington d.c. after president biden apparently may have successfully touted his sp

a family feud at rogers communication's.en claimed to be chairman, pitting edward rogers against his mother, but really two of his sisters. we will have the dramatic details, head to. plus an fda panel is expected to give the pfizer vaccine for kids this week. we will discuss this with dr. anna derman, professor of international health of the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health. and of the panera glint -- green pledge, announcing a commitment to become climate positive by 2050. we will discuss the move with the ceo. amanda: all right, let's get a quick check on the major averages. we are seeing a lot of upward momentum -- momentum. only financials in negative territory and we are of course seeing continued adding around where yields in the curve will go. you can see it on the 10 year but on the internals you are seeing individual names moving strongly and the group that is the single biggest mover is consumer discretionary, which is of course large part because of tesla today, up more than 9%. more specifically t

so, you want sean connery, roger moore? roger moore, yeah, i'm afraid. 0k. there is something with the gadget stuff. there is a few flashes — i laughed a couple of times — that's good. there are some gags in there but it is a more serious bond. you know, i still think daniel craig is still my favourite bond. i think he's made who's made — he's made role his own, and also, his films have an arc. they kind of do have — it's a self—contained bloc of bond movies, which you cannot really say about anybody else. i mean, obviously connery started it and i still have a fondness for george lazenby. but they are a compact unit — and i — you know, it's long, but i kind of felt that it earned it in the end. and i thought it got away with the length, actually, because i was a little nervous going in, thinking "oh, two and three—quarter hours!" but actually, they totally got away with it. it's always the rule — if you're going to be longer than 2001, you better have a really good reason. we enjoyed it. we all enjoyed it. and definitely worth seeing. dvd, streaming, what e

the inarguable evidence of roger ailes behavior appalled him. he found it despicable, but he also knew him as a man who was wonderful company, had a great sense of humor. in fact, he was very, very tough on his own conservative clients. r being too conservative. >> yes, he was. somebody who worked for fox news, i can tell you. >> a startling piece of information. none of us is perfect. my favorite line in shakes spair, hamlet, most certainly shakespee's voice, saying, i am myself indifferent, honest and yet i could accuse me of ch things that it would better that my mother had never born me. we're all capable of good, and we're all capable of evil. and it's my job as an actor to explore all of those gray areas. >> you've alsolayed frank ling delnor roosevelt. >> what is it? >> so i heard you describe, you said, you learned of fdrhat "he had many slippery qualities. in a way events turned him into a sort of great unwitting hero." as a despendant of franklin delano roosevelt's chief political punching bag i fully agree with your characterization.

roger alm, president, volvo trucks.ing, the market open for 40 minutes, it continues to selloff a lot of pain. i was just sent a chart of the dax reaching, a key technical indicator. it seems this might continue if we are losing support lines. tom: 1.72 is the loss on the dax. now below the 200 day moving average. more selling pressure building up for german equities. this is not just a german story, it is across the european space, and how policymakers address challenges around energy. and whether investors are pricing this in properly. if they were not before, they are now. what will that mean for central banks? dani: andrew bailey has been vocal saying raising rates will not bring more semiconductors into the industry. there are limits to monetary policy. we will discuss the clashes a business over supply chain issues ahead of the prime minister's conservative party conference. we will have all of that covered for you next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open, 43 minutes into the european trading day.

rogers of kentucky, i inform the house that mr. rogers will vote nay on h. res. 716. as the member designated by mrsi inform the house that mrs. wagner will vote nay on h. res. 716. as the member designated by mark green of tennessee, i inform the house that mr. green will vote nay on h. res. 716. as the member designated by mr. day joe a of tennessee, he will vote nay on h. res. 716. as the member designated by mr. bilirakis of florida, i inform the house that mr. bilirakis will vote nay on h. res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. titus of nevada and pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. titus will votey providing for consideration of house resolution 3110. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. bentz of oregon, will vote no. as the member designated by mr. calvert of california, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. calvert will vote

roger, let me ask you this. and in one of these, i was so happy you are here to day is i want our viewers to get an understanding of some of the real steps that it comes to me and kind of differentiate between fads or, you know, the, the, the notion you could get a lot of people and say, hey, why don't we just go to renewables and everything. and when you kind of look at the mathematical equation of that, we don't have enough renewable capacity to do that tomorrow. try to give our audience an understanding of what are the big steps we should be thinking about climate change as a global challenge. as a global problem, we need a global solution to solve it. so no one country, no one company. we're in a 170 countries. no one company can solve it, no one country can solve it. so we have to approach it globally. there is no one size fits all solution, the climate change to the energy markets, and that's where kind of bringing in more tailored solutions to understanding how can we help countries de carbonized? how can

caroline: growth value is where my conversation with john rogers went, amazing man. he set up investments in 24, and he has funds in these small and mid-cap space that is outperformed. romaine: those people make you feel small. caroline: he was trading in stocks as a kid and was a growth man until he found the contrarian view. he went into value and at the moment this is that. talking about getting into banks, calming the inflation risk, take a listen to what he said. >> i think the s&p 500 that is so dominated large growth stocks is very expensive on a historic basis. i'm not surprised to see the most recent retreat and correction we have been going for -- through. but the small and mid-cap value sector is undervalued. there are a lot of bargains and orphans left for dead that no one cares about. it is a tale of two orchids, a large growth stocks are expensive but the undervalued small and midsized -- markets, a large growth stocks are expensive but the undervalued small and midsize markets two. -- we are always looking for stocks that are cheap, low price earning d

roger of i have to wrap it there- i— perfect example. roger of i have to wrap it there.e. i would love to - perfect example. roger of i have to wrap it there. i would love to talk. wrap it there. i would love to talk to you more, but take you for coming on the programme.— on the programme. thank you for havin: on the programme. thank you for having the — on the programme. thank you for having the ansah _ on the programme. thank you for having the ansah good _ on the programme. thank you for having the ansah good luck. - we have become almost inured to the industrial scale of sexual abuse that's taken place in the catholic church. almost. but the figures revealed today by an inquiry in france, spanning 70 years of abuse, is nothing short of horrendous. since 1950, some 216,000 children have been victims of abuse in france, most of them young boys. and that might not be the true figure. the report suggests the real number could be in excess of 330,000 when taking into account the abuses that committed by lay members of the church, such as teachers at catholic schools. the

, it's been really _ it's meaningless. 0k, roger, it's been really get _ it's meaningless. 0k, roger,. from the bbc news room, more as always on our website. thank you for your company. goodbye. hello. after a couple of days of incessant rain in southern scotland, cumbria, the inevitable result, flooding, flood warnings increasing, travel disruption as well. there is still a met office amber warning for the rain in cumbria and, of course, we are seeing some flooding here, but also across parts of southern southwest scotland as well. so, significant impacts from rain, which has just kept on coming. now, there mayjust be a little bit of a lull in the rain in some of the worst hit areas as we go into the first part of the night, but there is going to be another pulse of rain on the way. it�*s also been turning wetter across wales, more widely northwest england, southwest england as well, so there may be some impacts as rain totals begin to mount here as we go through the night and into the morning. northwest scotland seeing some showers, as will parts of northern ireland, seeing a bit of

roger, let's begin with you. zuckerberg, you were his mentor, early investor in facebook. talk about how significant this testimony is, and can you explain what is this issue of the algorithm? how does it lie to what zuckerberg said. we are not trying to increase hate and anger? roger: there are two basic problems we are dealing with. one is the culture of american buness where ceos are told to prioritize shareholder value at all costs. it is a little like the excuse i'm just following orders, right? it absolves essentially all manner of sins. that is a big part of the problem at facebook. essentially, think about the business this way. advertising is the core of their economy. they get that through attention. facebook created a global network whe people share things with their intimate friends. what happened was that facebook was the first medium on earth to get accessed -- get access to what i call the inner self, characteristicsf people they would only exposeo their most intimate partners, friends, family. in

this looks as if president ergo, darby roger pox as delegated is executed powers on to this notorious monks. so it's very boring as a, as, as, as civilian in shalaka as to what could happen in the future. and that is the sort of prime concern for minorities. what exactly this task force is going to be doing now? the 1st thing in what with here about that draft, they will put together a draft look and review existing laws that lead to this concept of one country, one law. but how exactly is this going to be executed because for the minorities what they want is everyone to be considered equal? the question is whether the government of gore taba roger boxer, a wit, the chairmanship of a d, a venerable gallagher there. now nasa tara is going to do that, and i'll fernandez there for us in colombo with all the later thank humana. now, hong kong has passed a toughened film censorship law that fans movies. running contrary to the interests of a beijing drafted national security lawn here to operate as your challenge. it will be fined up to a $175000.00 and can be sent to jail pro democracy ac

there was a sort of lurid series of allegations, what you might remember is that roger stone, accordingprosecutors threatened to steal the dog of a man he knew, a man who had testimony to offer about roger stone and the trump campaign, making contact with wikileaks when wikileaks was distributing all the material that russian intelligence had hacked during the election. the man who was that witness to what was going on between roger stone and the trump campaign and wikileaks, the man whose dog roger stone threatened to steal as a way to stop the guy from testifying in the russia investigation, a new yorker named randy credico, he for two decades lived across the street from that haunted house on gay street in new york city. he, in fact, is the guy, he, in fact, is the neighbor who told the daily news in the day, in 2009, no one would want no move into that house. it would be like moving into "the shining." that neighbor across the street happens to be a guy who had a starring role in the russia investigation as well. so oleg deripaska has consistently denied working on behalf of the kre

this is from wendy rogers, who is a state legislator in arizona, who wrote,

promptly, the same day, that statement was picked up by arizona state senator wendy rogers. she said there were double votes , or duplicate votes, on twitter, and insinuated there was fraud. that is this disinformation campaign. >> final question. in addition to having candidates accept the outcome of the election, it -- is it time for us to have some rule that applies to social media with respect to the spreading of false information? that is for you, ms. ramachandran. ms. ramachandran: thank you for the question. in the report the brennan center published a little bit earlier this year, describing attacks on election officials, we made a number of recommendations for the problem of disinformation on social media. one of those recommendations is for social media companies to amplify the true information that is provided by trusted election officials, so they are

statement was picked up by arizona state senator wendy rogers, and which she said there were double votes or duplicate vote, that sort of thing and on twitter insinuated there was fraud. >> final question. in addition to having whoever the candidates accept the outcome of the election, is it time for us to have some rules that apply to social media with respect to the spreading of false information? >> thank you for that question. in a report that the brennan center published a little bit earlier this year, describing attacks on election officials, we made a number of recommendations for the problem of disinformation on social media. one is to amplify the true information that is provided by trusted election officials.

92 state republicans joined arizona state senator wendy rogers who released the letter in a post to social media monday. the letter calls for states to decertify electors where elections were certified inaccurately and suggests the u.s. house of representatives, quote, convene and vote per the u.s. constitution by means of one vote per state to decide the rightful winner of the election. this disinformation is extremely dangerous to our democracy. we saw what happened when trump supporters tried to stop the certification of the actual, accurate results. our capitol was attacked. people died. we also know from that day that there were no elections certified inaccurately. u.s. congress certified the winner. president joe biden. after the insurrection. republicans pushing for more audits nearly a year after the election is where we start this hour. arizona secretary of state katie hobbs is here. she's also now running for governor. also joining us, michigan secretary of state, jocelyn benson and jeremy bash is still

ohio quarterback amani rogers taking matters into his own hands. >> from 99.9 yards away, touchdown ohio. >> where it puts him in the record books. >>> good morning, america. it is great to have you here with us on a sunday morning. we're very happy to have linsey davis, victor oquendo back at the desk with us for another day this weekend. there is a lot to get to, including new information on the pandemic. >> in the past week new covid cases are down 12.5%. hospitalizations down 9%, and new deaths down 13%. but the number of people fully vaccinated still stands at 66%. >> vaccine mandates are front and center of contentious

promptly, the same day, that statement was picked up by arizona state senator wendy rogers. she said there were double votes , or duplicate votes, on twitter, and insinuated there was fraud. that is this disinformation campaign. >> final question. in addition to having candidates accept the outcome of the election, it -- is it time for us to have some rule that applies to social media with respect to the spreading of false information? that is for you, ms. ramachandran. ms. ramachandran: thank you for the question. in the report the brennan center published a little bit earlier this year, describing attacks on election officials, we made a number of recommendations for the problem of disinformation on social media. one of those recommendations is for social media companies to amplify the true information that is provided by trusted election officials, so they are

how depraved is this wendy rogers from arizona? >> right. look, i think -- i don't know whether it is just being a strain, i read that as louie lane. whoever louie lane is, i hope he's happy. we're going to get some backlash for this, but the key for me isn't the people that are upset, it is for the people welcomed in by this that say today, you know, this is more powerful than a locomotive. that this is literally the most powerful superhero in comics. and one of the best known all around the world is now bisexual. and i think that's a really big and really strong statement. >> tom taylor, i appreciate you joining us this morning. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm brianna keilar with john berman and it is tuesday, october 12th. breaking overnight, jon gruden

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burning books and we know what that leads to julian, i found you supporters, including rocket legend, roger waters, the man justice following at extradition, appeal hearing that you gave high court, which is yet to deliver its burden. show lang green. i'm so i'm still dish cashed with better of them. facebook per and company undergoes a name change with the internet exploding into app barrage of mock in both the re bread and market zuckerberg. ah or from moscow to the world. welcome to the news our on our t. i'm, you know, really good the have your company this friday, 18 months into the pandemic. the u. s. continues to be the global cobit hotspot. it's currently averaging around 70000 new cases every day and not as put the issue of vaccine mandates front and center with protest. continuing against them. critics of label them on fer, and extreme and new york. hundreds of 1st respondents city workers gathered in front of the residents of the cities mirror to demonstrate against mama tree vaccination came after billed the last few earlier ordered all public workers to have at least one shot o

some free promise you that a defiant roger waters will. a host of ortiz on contact showed chris hedges died. sanchez, mental health after of course, years of isolation would be given much consideration by the u. s. prison system. i found the there was a kind of dance on the part of the prosecution today whereby they wanted to paint. they used chromebook garza, they cited it more than 40 times as the witness that, i mean, they talked about the, made the 80 x sound like a summer camp. he would have individual rec recreation, but it's all completely untrue. i mean, it was a so patently false and we have the world's largest prison system. 25 percent within the prison are severely mentally ill. and what they do is they drug them up . so they're, they're kind of their comatose all day long. they're lethargic and i, and that gets into the whole mental health issue, suicide within the prison is quite hot, with american prison system is quite high. and again, the prosecution tried to kind of parse it by saying that britain has had more suicides tha

mocking both the re brown mark zuckerberg himself julian sanchez, supporters, including a rock legend, roger waters that man just this following an extra additional appeal. hearing the u . k. 's high court, which has yet to deliver it. burger. i'm so angry, and i'm so the, and i'm so disgusted with the united kingdom already for action. russia test, the military might solve it state of the art s 400 or defense system in the country . so far east with our corresponding getting in on the action ah or wherever you're counting the program from today. welcome to moscow on to the news, our and r t. my name is you know, neil 18 months into the panoramic and the u. s. continues to be the global covered hotspot. it's currently averaging. as you can see there above 70000 new cases, every day, doubts about the issue of vaccine mandates, front and center with protest. continuing against them, critics have labeled the measures on fer and extreme. let's take it to new york, that's where hundreds of 1st responders and city workers gather in front of the residents of the cities mirror to demonstrate against

joining us now are nbc news correspondent jake ward, and early facebook investor roger mcnamee, also the author of "zucked." give us a sense what have stood out to you and what did you hear back from facebook as did you your reporting? >> geoff, what's extraordinary is these are not documents and complaints being raised by outside journalists or academics. these are internal researchers, ph.d.'s and the like hired by facebook to help them understand us better and understand their own product better. and the objections and concerns these researchers are bringing up are about the things that make facebook what it is. comments, likes, shares. and they point out at the end that those core functions may in fact be backfiring and creating all sorts of problems. we put this to the head of policy for facebook and basically asked, if the core functionality is creating this stuff, is this somehow an impossible problem to solve. have a listen. >> is facebook irredeemable by its nature? >> there will always be challenges in the social media landscape. but just like you will never stop abuse in t

, the man whose dog roger stone threatened to steal, as a way to try to stop the guy from testifying on the russian investigation, he is a new yorker named randi crackle. he's the manner for two decades at least, liberate across the street, from that haunted house on gays street in new york city. he in fact, is the guy. he is the neighbor, who told the daily news back in the day, back in 2009, that no one would want to move into that, house everybody knew that house is haunted. it would be like moving into the shining. that neighbor, across the street, happens to be a guy who had a starring role in the russian investigation as well. so, oleg deripaska has consistently denied working on behalf of the kremlin, in any of its activities. deripaska spokesperson today said he doesn't own either of these properties they got, rated he said they actually belong to his relatives, and he has nothing to do with them. just for context, here bloomberg news reported late last, year that european authorities, had warned the u.s. government, that deripaska was evading sanctions, by still, in effect,

emily: at this point, roger, what kind of regulation is realistic and right?eid hoffman, an investor in facebook in the early days just like yourself, told me he is disappointed in facebook as well, but he thinks that breaking up facebook is the wrong approach because that will make it even harder to centralize all of these systems and the ai technology that is needed to combat hate on a global scale. what do you think? >> we have three areas we need to regulate and they need to cover not just facebook, but all of technology. we need safety regulations. something that functions like the fda. that sits there and says wait a minute, facial recognition, deepfakes have no valid commercial use. they shouldn't be allowed to market. the same way would be true for pharmaceuticals. companies like google and youtube and instagram and facebook would have to make changes to their business practices to make them safe for people. that would be something this fda would look at every year. the secondary is privacy. this whole notion that companies are allowed to use data to m

let's bring in jennifer rogers. good morning to you. this case in new york is significant because it's the first time he would have to sit for a deposition after leaving office. >> the basis or purpose is looking for evidence that he directed, supported, encouraged violence by his supporters. also by looking to other instances where the president had done that, encouraged violence against people that opposed him. there are any number of times where he will did that. >> help our viewers out here. why is the former president sitting for a deposition in this case but not yet in all of these cases of women who have directly a talking about this. >> each case is set in terms of its discovery schedule by the judge presiding over the case. this one just happened to go first but i do expect the other causes having been so play. we're about to finally start seeing testimony under oath from the former president. >> he managed to get those punted. i want to get your thats thoughts on steve bannon. he's completely defied the request. >> we're going

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