schrader's says after the team was sacked fake news really took off yeah after the scene was like oh there was a big problem with. sensational or factually incorrect or misleading news sources and trending topics it was just a disaster the more partisan news sources you consume the less likely you are to believe fact checkers or experts and so this can create some really dangerous division believers of alternative facts. one study found that in the closing months of the us election facebook users shared the top twenty fake news stories over a million times more than the top twenty stories from major news outlets. fake stories are often written either for political advantage or to make money there are a lot of people out there who aren't journalists and are publishers who are publishing they don't have that same sense of obligation so we are really in uncharted territory i think one of the most important things is that we actually need a big public debate about this because it's changed the nature of news and in doing so it's changed our reality as a society. if you suspect a news sto

adam schrader is a journalist who used to edit stories for facebook's trending news section part of his job was to filter out fake news. we operated like a newsroom it was structured like a news room copy editors had you know would make sure that the topics met standards make sure that they were unbiased checked facts there were often times a fake articles would appear and present themselves as possibly being a legitimate trending topic and our job was you know identifying those and the original terms blacklisting. in the heat of the campaign right wing commentators accuse the team of bias facebook sacked the team and the job to an algorithm an algorithm cannot do the job of a trained journalist they don't have the ability to reason artificial intelligence hasn't gotten to the point where it can you know really function like the human brain in determining what has news value and what is good for the public and what what is not. schrader's says after the team was sacked fake news really took off yeah after the scene was like there was a big problem with. sensational or factually incorrec

so if i can get paul kangas, and then, if i can get dori schrader, monique dufelly, melinda mulligan. [ inaudible ] >> i'm sorry. i don't understand what you're saying. so what i'm coming are the speakers that are coming to speak on the lafayette, so you're lafayette. i see. you're saying that i said guadalupe first, right? [ inaudible ] >> okay. got it. so guadalupe, corky wick, david mahone, chandra gonzalez, will federico, joyce wu, joelle tidwell, es34 eralda duran. >> and the comments that you're going to be making about a particular person, and we are asking that you not say the particular person's name as you make your comments? okay? okay. come on up. thank you. i'm sorry. before you start, paul kangas, is paul here? okay. paul, i'm going to have you come up unless you want to get behind a larger group, so you're a single. >> okay. >> okay. so i'm sorry. let me have him speak first. >> hello. thank you. my name's paul kangas, and thank you to the board. board supervisor matthews frequently writes about why the i.q. level in san francisco seems to be different than the nation,

schrader: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to include in the record the following letters from the national electric cooperative association and the national electric contractors association. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so order. mr. schrader: it's time to put science back in the decision making process for oregon and the salmon recovery strategy. rather than having the courts dictate the best way to have recovery, we should let the experts in u.s. fish and wildlife, noaa and others lead the way. h.r. 3144 allows that to occur. rather than having fish policy deintide lawsuit, it lets the experts do their job. quite simply, it will ail lou the federal columbia river power system to be managed according to the 2014 obama administration approved biological opinion until a new biop can be completed in 2020. u.s. fish and wile life, noaa and others have spent years managing this fishery. their hard work suzz summarily thrown out by the court in favor of continued litigation. in fact a third,

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restrictions you can share with one hundred two hundred dollars a lot of gamblers came within a space of schrader's because a lot of gambling sites and poker sites were paying out in crypto in big. coin mostly and these guys hey i want to do something else i don't have to play poker all the time i'm going to start trading and what i've noticed is that we're wasn't dot many professional traders and competent traders in the space so i started writing articles about technical analysis and the grew into a you tube channel about technical analysis and trying to predict the price of i've had lots of really good calls i've had a few bad calls too i mean just the life of being a trader and now i've been traveling the country doing little workshops of ten to twenty people that want to spend a whole day learning the basics of technical analysis for trading i can only help any trader well the great value in this is twofold one is traders obviously looking for gains but probably more important with technical analysis it's address is risk management risk management is the key to trading success and it's somethi

restrictions you can share with one hundred two hundred dollars a lot of gamblers came within a space of schrader's because a lot of gambling sites and poker sites were paying out in crypto in bits. point mostly and these guys hey i want to do something else i don't have to play poker all the time i'm going to start trading and what i've noticed is that we're wasn't many professional traders and competent traders in the space so i started writing articles about technical analysis and the grew into a you tube channel about technical analysis and trying to predict the price of big i've had lots of really good calls i've had a few bad calls too i mean just the life of being a trader and now i've just been traveling the country doing little workshops of ten to twenty people that want to spend a whole day learning the basics of technical analysis for trading i can only help any trader well the great value in this is twofold one is traders obviously looking for gains but probably more important with technical analysis it's address is risk management risk management is the key to trading success it's some

emily schrader/organizer: "it's difficult to fathom that all these young lives are lost every day. and there's, you know, the database of name is being updated every day. even as we make this project there could be more kids who died." one t-shirt memorializes 17 year old tysiona crawford... allegedly shot dead by her ex boyfriend. these teens-- members of moco students for gun control-- didn't know her... but realize her death is part of the bigger problem of gun violence in the u-s. ethan tiao/student: "you see 200 names and those are all students who have died in 2018. and its really sobering to imagine and its scary. and i think it will encourage students to speak out for what they believe in." suzanne kennedy/reporting: "another part of this memorial...12 orange t-shirts... each representing a student killed in columbine 19 years ago today. the students who put these up weren't even born when that school shooting took place but they recognize its significance in the history of school shootings. their goal to end them by fighting for stricter gun control laws. in bethesda, suza

the now in our church they started playing basketball in one thousand nine hundred ninety two when schrader known as the godfather of lebanese basketball began funding it. these aim was to transform the sport by developing a drone team that own lebanese might support and with players like ancient duff he certainly produced on court success. oh as tshwane made and massive impact on at hackney and on livings basketball as a whole. coming from advertising he attracted sponsors did t.v. deals and while he was involved there was a buzz around the behooved basketball scene. and reality vs and hackney was the be root derby and it meant everything especially to the former captain who really do not the level of the you know that it would appear. to have been a lot of. what there's a. bizarre vision for the law well i missed. by it killing way. the base missile for us will fail our fear visibility ill job and i wish the those are as well because the senate was off with our mayor. and hackneys former president ran in major advertising and media company which was influential not just in lebanon but acr

figures was the former president of and had committee says yes as the club is sometimes known antoine schrader. as heche it was originally a sports club affiliated to suggest of the maronite church they started playing basketball in one thousand nine hundred ninety two when she known as the godfather of lebanese basketball began funding it. these aim was to transform the sport by developing a drone team that all lebanese might support and with players like ancient duff he certainly produced on court success. tshwane made and massive impact on at hackney and on livings basketball as a whole. coming from advertising he attracted sponsors did t.v. deals and while he was involved there was a buzz around the behooved basketball scene. and reality versus and hackney was the beirut derby and it meant everything especially to the former captain when we do not see the level of the you know the little bit at the. level. of it would have been a lot of. what there's a. bizarre vision. well i missed to see a law i'm allowed by the way. as well for the level of fear visibility illusion i wish the those are

so karen chow, max ewen, liz mcmil an, melina milligan, dori schrader, karen -- actually, you guys have less. they're all the same, so hold on. liz, nono, carrie bates, hermone ayer, and wendy perez, so just hold on one second. actually, i have nine speakers, so i'll give you ten minutes. okay. first speaker. >> hi. my name's max. i'm here to speak on behalf of my son, lucas, who goes to lafayette, and first grade was kind of rough for him. it's due to poor handling of his i.e.p. by school staff and administrator. this year, he's much better. he's made a lot of progress. he's not afraid to go on stage to perform with the rest of the classes, and he loves opera music. there's a three part nuskal called odadios center. this is all part of his second grade teacher who's engaged him with his peers. lucas has made tremendous progress this year due to being in an inclusive environment championed by a second grade teacher. the way we heard that his teacher is facing an arbitrary no cause did i see -- dismissal, we felt angry and betrayed, so we reached out to school administration. i strongly

and also curt schrader has at least $15,000 invested in facebook.has more than $30,000 invested if facebook. here are the top three congressional facebook investors not on the committee. michael mcyn caul. he reported a little over a $30,000 gains through his wife and child. nancy pelosi of california comes in second. she holds at least half a million in facebook stock through her husband, and brad schneider has at least 200,000. we want to know what you think about this. i'm unclear about what i think about that. lots of people hold facebook stocks. should law clerks have to sell their shares before they address the regulatory issues surrounding facebook? i'm curious as to what you have to say about this. please, tweet us. i want to think about that a little bit more. >>> up next, the trump organization in panama. attorneys for the organizations repercussions for the country if panama's president didn't do what they asked. and this has to do with trump's personal business. we'll give you the latest reporting. od arthritis. before you and your rheum

schrader. >> thank you, appreciate that. thank you for being here. appreciate your good offices and voluntarily coming before us. he testified you voluntarily took cambridge analytic is work that they had deleted information, found that subsequently they did not delete the information and sending your forensics team, which i applaud. i want to make sure and get some questions answered here. can you tell us they were told not to destroy any data they may find? >> congressmen, you are right that in 2015, when we find out that the app developer alexander kogan installed data to cambridge analytic, we reached out at that point and demanded they delete all the data that they had. they told us at that point they hadn't done it. a month ago, we heard a new report that said they actually hadn't done it. >> i'm talking about the direction you given your forensics team. if they find stuff, they are not to delete it or they will go ahead? >> the audit team we are sending in? >> the first order of business is to understand what happened. >> i'm worried about the

damien schrader of pennsylvania has been summoned to serve jury duty, he has preschool that day.he court administered a believes damien's name and information were mistakenly added to a list of potential jurors, his great-grandmother filed stocks. they believed he will make a great jury in 14 years. when he is legal. a good story though. >> i'm glad it was pennsylvania. if it was chicago, he would have voted in the last election but leave that aside. >> i'm not going to respond to the former presidential candidate on that. dagen: ever served in a jury? >> everyone has. dagen: not everyone. how was it? >> a few hours coming in and out. dagen: i was in one for two weeks. >> summoned. dagen: what kind of case? >> it was horrible i was in the jury because it was two women molested by a man that broke into their apartment, about my age. dagen: i was on a jury for a drug trial. the defendant was this incredible witness, the prosecution in new york city was completely inept and the judge allowed half of the jury to sleep through most of the testimony. i saw one of the other jurors on th

schrader, for a question, four minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate that. mr. zuckerberg, thank you for being here. appreciate your good offices and voluntarily coming before us. you have testified that you voluntarily took cambridge analytica's word that they had deleted information, found out subsequently that they did not delete that information, have sent in your own forensics team, which i applaud. i just want to make sure and get some questions answered here. can you tell us that they were told not to destroy any data, misappropriated data they may find? >> congressman, so, you're right that in 2015, when we found out that the app developer, aleksandr kogan, had sold data to cambridge analytica, we reached out to them. at that point, we demanded they delete all the data that they had. they told us at that point that they had done that. and then a month ago, we heard a new report that said that they actually hadn't done that -- >> but i'm talking about the direction you've given your forensic team that if they find stuff, they are not to delete it at this

schrader, for a question, four minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate that. mr. zuckerberg, thank you for being here. appreciate your good offices and voluntarily coming before us. you have testified that you voluntarily took cambridge analytica's word that they had deleted information, found out subsequently that they did not delete that information, have sent in your own forensics team, which i applaud. i just want to make sure and get some questions answered here. can you tell us that they were told not to destroy any data, misappropriated data they may find? >> congressman, so, you're right that in 2015, when we found out that the app developer, aleksandr kogan, had sold data to cambridge analytica, we reached out to them. at that point, we demanded they delete all the data that they had. they told us at that point that they had done that. and then a month ago, we heard a new report that said that they actually hadn't done that -- >> but i'm talking about the direction you've given your forensic team that if they find stuff, they are not to delete it at this