what haugen did was provide an education to the scc, any regulators who are looking to levee any kindth not just evidence but hard receipts. time and again facebook's own data scientists are finding examples of hate speech and conspiracies, and they're giving their own executives advice on how to make it better, and i think one of the most surprising things is how executives take that advice or don't take it at all. in doing so, they allow all these problems to proliferate on their platform. >> sheera, thank you. i want to bring in democratic senator richard blumenthal. he's a chairman on consumer protection which held that hearing with tiktok, snapchat and youtube executives just yesterday. senator, these algorithms on all these platforms, they make money, but they're also highly addictive. they lead kids down rabbit holes, but none of that is going to change without regulation. what are you doing to protect kids online right now? >> a series of measures that we are going to be introducing, for example, strengthening the privacy protection through the children's online privacy protec

s. scc revoked the license on china telecom on tuesday. so there actually is a slight escalation rather than a reconciliation going into this meeting. so while it's a great idea for everybody to try to work together, that's easier said than done as that was not a friendly gesture toward the country whom you're trying to build a relationship with and work with. yeah, it really seems to be politics as usual, especially with the binding ministration, kind of falling in line with, with the trump ministration did before. now, speaking of agreements going into effect and then we know that one of the big items which many consider is a victory going into the g. 20 is what appears to be a can. this is on a global minimum tax. is this truly on the verge of being implemented? well, it looks like that it is. i mean, we're talking about these g 20 countries of all pretty much agreed at least in theory, to imposing some kind of global minimum tax. and then they have reportedly have about $130.00 countries that have signed on to this idea. so yeah, it lo

in fact, the whistle blower says her lawyers filed eight different complains with the scc in the past the fcc, the government agency charged with regulating the financial world and making sure publicly traded companies don't violate the law. her lawyers are alleging facebook does violate the law because what it says in public is contradicted by this private internal research and that's one of the reasons she had released this research to the wall street journal and going public in the most public of ways, pamela, on one of the biggest shows on television trying to call out facebook. >> of course, facebook tried to get ahead of this. a top executive appeared with you on reliable sources. what more do we expect to hear from facebook and what more do we know about her role at facebook, why she would be someone of credibility to speak about this? >> yeah, she was a project manager on one of the teams that was trying to combat misinformation and she says the more time she spent inside the company, the more concerned she became. now facebook of course has tens of thousands of employees and

this has been a long day, and we still have a closed session in scc-217. there is a vote going on now, so i would say we reconvene in scc-217 at 2 -- excuse me, 3:45. it will give an opportunity for a very brief respite. with that i will adjourn the open session. >>> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're sponsored by these television stations and more, including charter communications. >>> the u.s. house ended sentencing disparates for liquid cocaine and powder cocaine. both leaders were in favor of the legislation. >>> mr. speaker, hr-6093, eliminating a quantifiably justifiable application of the law or the equal act would end the disparate between crack cocaine and powder cocaine offenses. this long-overdue legislation will end sentences for federal offense involving crack cocaine to petition for sentence

her lawyers have filed complaints with the scc trying to get the government involved. >>> facebook hasponded to the "60 minutes" report. a spokes women for the company says this -- every day our teams have to balance protecting the ability of billions of people to express themselves openly with the need to keep our platform a safe and positive place. we continue to make significant improvements to tackle the spread of misinformation and harmful content. she goes on to suggest we encourage bad content and do nothing is just not true. >>> still to come here on the program, there is promising data for a new anti-viral pill against covid-19, but hear why dr. anthony fauci says it is no substitute for a vaccine. >>> plus, the latest on an oil spill off the coast of california. the ecological impact officials fear second have on the area, after the break. how does apartments-dot-com help more renters get into new homes than any other site? it's really as simple as taking the ol' power nap. and wakey, wakey... apartments-dot-com. the most popular place to find a place. >>> the cdc has release

of course, you know as a fan the majority of players on scc teams and the overwhelming majority of players in the nfl are african-american. >> right. >> so even if you say starting today i've learned my lesson in going forward i'll never do this, how do you win the trust of the people in that locker room? you're their leader. how do you win their trust? it isn't just the black players. the majority of white players regard the black players and the black players regard the white players as brothers in arms. they're teammates. down see the way these people feel about each other. players in every start. whatever their background and cultural differences may be, when they come together as a team, they begin to see each other as teammates and individuals. not as representatives of a group but as individuals. and they create bonds of affection and connection and respect. you can't have someone at the top of that organization that doesn't reflect those values. >> yeah. the fallout from this remains to be scene. thank you. bob costas is joining us. here is the breaking news. the head coach of the

the documents are part of a trove turned over to the scc and provided to congress by facebook whistlethe curtain on how alarmed some facebook employees were in the days following the january 6th capitol siege with some blaming the platform for contributing to the violence. comments on an internal message board included this quote, i'm struggling to match my values to my employment here. i came here hoping to affect change and improve society but all i've seen is atrophy and advocation of responsibility. facebook says the documents don't tell the whole story. in a statement tonight, ceo mark zuckerberg said my view is what we're seeing is a coordinated effort to selectively use leaked documents to paint a false picture of our company. i'm joined by nbc news correspondent jacob ward. give us a sum total of what we're learning that is new in these documents. >> well, i think it's almost impossible to over state how many documents we're talking about here, joy. i mean, not only are we seeing what you've mentioned on domestic and teenage health and the demise of democracy and hate speech i

. >>> amazon's electric relationship amazon revealing in an scc filing it holds a 20% stake in electricker. it comes after the filed its ipo perspective earlier this month amazon previously ordered 100,000 vehicles by 2030 and plans to have 10,000 of them on the road as early as next year >>> a push from workers to unionize three starbucks stores in buffalo, new york siding with the workers in a preliminary vote the ruling says the employees at those three locations can hold union elections in november which will be my mail-in ballot. they'd be the first stores of the company's 8,000 in the u.s. to unionize. >>> and the popular netflix series squid game inspiring its very own crypto currency it's a crypto play to earn platform with an online tournament launching in november minus all the killing, hopefully. quid game trading around 12 cents on tuesday, but get this it hit a little more than $9 today. that's a surge of more than 79,000%. >>> and on wall street today the dow adding 89 points, the s&p just 9 and the nasdaq up 50. >>> i'm kelly evans in for shepherd smith it's half past the

. >> there is a number of things that were disclosed to the scc, first a series of documents that francis was provided to the sec as well as to congress. we also provided a series of disclosures articulating some of the underlying concerns. for example, you've seen in the wall street journal's article about the cross check program and the technical elements about how they were running algorithms, or allowing people who are in position of high-profile to effectively engage in behavior without any consequences, okay? but we also provided an explanation as to how these algorithms and how the system is being run to inversely effect them personally, like teenagers and mental health. but we also discuss and described how the platform has impacted society as a whole, democracies. include as so far as to have impacts as to a genius of genocide in mena. so we're talking about some technical things that have been brought forward and brought to life about the information that the company knew, when it knew it, and the fact that they knew there was an ability to mitigate these problems. >> as you can

i think a key important element of frances's courage and making these disclosures to the scc and to congress is facebook has not only done the research to identify the problems that it fosters here at home, as well as abroad. they know the mechanisms, the tools in which they can take to effect positive change. to mitigate against hate, against viral misinformation because one thing i just want to point out is that facebook is a vehicle by which misinformation spreads globally. it has impacted children here in the united states, and it has impacted even individuals as far as myanmar where there was a genocide that was influenced by facebook. >> so, one specific facebook -- um -- claim -- one claim they take issue with is the one about the instagram impact on teen girls. you refer to children and i know you just heard, obviously, the report that talks about that. and the company says it's not accurate that leaked-internal research demonstrates instagram is toxic for teen girls. the research actually dpemen straighted that many teens we heard from feels instagram helps them when they are strugg

it is percolating again, you know, you have the chinese piling on you have maybe your own scc looking 25 years i would include hem in that bunch. what do you think? >> i was blown away by the 25-year reel that you just ran. everybody from bloomberg -- to people forget how good of an newscast george soros was and read some of his books meek bloomberg, i couldn't laugh but say when i work with the people. if you know anything about mike bloomberg -- my point mike is king. [laughter] okay. so anyway just congratulations. neil: thank you very much. let's talk a little bit about what's happening. >> i want to tell everybody here i don't make stock or investment recommendations i tell you what i'm hearing in markets -- neil: market recommendations. >> the great restaurant last night from bruno it was delicious. from his brother gerardo night before great stuff. but i don't recommend anything and not recommending bitcoin here's what's gong on from market that people that know about this and in it. just bear with me with these numbers they think there's going to be a massive spike in bitcoin.

i think these issues with the scc are very serious. i do think we could be witnessing something of the beginning of the end. facebook is facing so much trouble right now. they are multiple lawsuits, multiple legal actions. there is the antitrust action by the ftc. there is some very interesting lawsuit which has just being filed which is alleging that facebook covered up after the cambridge analytical scandal and alleging that facebook over paid by $4.9 billion paid to the ftc. it's alleging that just top save mark zuckerberg's skin. that moment when the executives have been protected from the devastating consequences that we know facebook has perpetuated across the world. i do think there is maybe and i hate to say and i don't want to jinx it. >> what would good smart regulations look like to you from this united states congress that we are hearing the testimony today? as i said before, they had mark zuckerberg before them and they know a lot of this company. what could the government do about a problem like facebook? >> i mean it's j

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