because sheryl sandberg talked about wanting more help.es not want it seems is more regulation, which is what lawmakers on the hill are talking about. >> facebook knows that that is coming, but the subtitle to what we were just seeing is that they didn't know soon enough. and they only turned information over to the hill when they were really forced to. so people on the hill say what did they know, why didn't they tell us sooner. so 3,000 some of these ads have been turned over. we know that a little bit after tech execi inutives testify, we probably see those ads with the personal information stripped away. but what we learned today is that there is a lot more for them to find out and a lot more that the hill wants to see. >> is this damage control, is that what this is about from sheryl sandberg and facebook? >> facebook had not told their story, sheryl was the most senior executive who has told the story since this came up, but one thing that we realized here is they said that they were going to cooperate with congress, they were going

sheryl sandberg speaking. >> this should never happen. people should lose their jobs. what he's going through is what every person should be afraid of so they don't do it. i think e we need to be determined. determined because i think we can do better. more diverse teams on race and gender are going to perform better. women and men. that's when we will succeed. we'll ge there. >> facebook made a change in its policy. what do you think of bereavement policy looks like. >> i think across the board we are the 21st century. we need workforce policies and we don't have them. the policies need to include not just full-time workers, but our contractors. because there is a large contract workforce out there. i'm proud of what facebook has done. e we went to a $15 minimum wage for anyone who is a contractor of size to any vender we have. and we also made sure people got paid leave. bereavement leave is really important. i suffered a terrible loss and i know what that is. facebook had good policies before we gave ten days for immediate family. now we went to 20 days. only 60% of

across social media continued this week after meeting with facebook's chief operating officer, sheryl sandbergrepublican and democratic leaders of the house intel committee announced yesterday they plan to release thousands of ads after a november hearing. sandberg spoke to axios cofounder michael lesson earlier today about the social media giant's role in preventing foreign interference. >> things happened on our platform in this election that should not have happened especially and very troubling, foreign interference in a democratic election. and we know that we have a responsibility to do everything we can to prevent this kind of abuse. this is a new threat, but it's not really a new challenge. and unfortunately, there have always been bad actors out there who are trying to undermine our society and our values. and what's important about these meetings and all the work we're doing together is that if we all work together, we'll never solve everything completely, but we can make it a lot harder to harm us. >> and michael lesson is with us now. thanks for being with us. mike, i didn't hear h

and sheryl sandberg with mike allen of axios. let's take a listen. >> what i reiterated in those meetings is we think it's important that they get the whole picture and they explain that transparently to the american public, so that when they were ready, when they wanted to make a decision to release those ads, we stand ready to help them, and make sure they don't harm anyone's, you know, give out any personal information. so we said that if they wanted to release them, we were ready to help them and then they announced that they were going to and we're going to help them but we also talked about other things that really matter. because we're also cooperating with other companies so when these badactors are trying to cause harm, they don't just go into our platform, they go into others so one of the other things we're doing along with cooperating with government is working with other companies, so that when anyone identifies a threat, we can get them off of all of our -- >> misery loves company? >> it's imported efforts need to b

. >> host: julia angwin, as you well know, sheryl sandberg was here in washington recently making the rounds on capitol hill and media organizations. is facebook feeling pressure because of this? >> guest: oh, absolutely. facebook is feeling pressure. i mean, sheryl, i think, was pretty clear about that when she came to washington. she was pretty explicit saying, look, we know we need to do better, we're trying to do better, and i think the implicit message was, you know, don't regulate us, we're going to take care of it ourselves, right? and that's what companies do when they feel the pressure. they step up their self-regulation promises. and we'll see, you know, if they pull it off. i think it's a huge lift really. i mean, this is a gigantic company, and it's just not clear what kind of oversight mechanisms they have right now. but, you know, they aren't catching these things that they say that they need to catch. and so she mentioned they're investing in technology, they're investing in hiring tons of more people. so, you know, we'll see if that's enough to keep washington at bay.

facebook coo sheryl sandberg met with lawmakers on capitol hill. facebook apparently agreed to hand over the russian advertisements in question to congressional investigators. the company also saying that russian entities paid 150,000 u.s. dollars to run 5200 ads on facebook's platform during the presidential campaign. perhaps we'll get clarity as to whether there was any kind of ability by the russians through facebook to affect the outcome of the election. >>> now the president can ask, but it's kevin brady who must deliver. kevin brady the chairman of the house ways and means committee. here comes the president exiting marine one and getting on air force one to head to harrisburg, pennsylvania where he will speak before, yes, as we heard from kevin, the trucking members of america's trucking industry. now that's the platform, but the real message will be tax reform. that is what we have been told by the administration. now remember, it is the treasury secretary steven mnuchin and the national economic adviser to the president, gary cohn, who cra

what we're seeing right now is sheryl sandberg on the most earnest crime offensive crisis p.r.ll time. i think they both know that what they are staring at is the possibility of government regulations and they'd very much like to avoid that. as i heard yesterday earlier today on msnbc, this is not about relitigating the 2016 elections alone, although the result of that election is something that feels very unstable and very scary to a lot of us adults. >> right. >> but this is also about moving ahead. so if facebook, as i believe they did, was essentially identified by russian intelligence as having some big, gaping security holes that could be exploited by russia for their own purposes, that has to be addressed in a much bigger way than just this sort of super well rehearsed pr event that happened today. it's not like questions were even rehearsed and i didn't hear an answer. i didn't hear real answers about, for instance, she was asked by axios, is it possible that the russian ad buy targeting and trump campaign overlapped? she didn't refer to it in government seeing it in du

we see facebook trying to be more transparent your viewers saw sheryl sandberg up on the hill talkingleaders of the intelligence community. she said facebook wants those ads to be released congress will probably release those ads after a november 1st hearing. she also said that twitter -- that facebook would release some of the non-advertising information that people saw. but what we didn't hear is facebook saying there would be big changes. it's clear this could happen again. you heard her byte, talking about free expression. and these ads were divisive, they were meant to go after -- play up gun issues, lgbt issues, i asked her these were taken down because these were fake accounts if these real accounts, would you let these ads run? she said yes >> mike, you're a journalist what do you think about facebook's role as a defae facto media company? how do you think washington will view that? >> such a hot and juicy topic. when you ask publishers about facebook, it gets contentious. publishers feel facebook has stolen their model i asked sheryl sandberg, most people get their news from

that's what facebook chief operating officer sheryl sandberg said about potential abuse of the company's platform. so with ongoing questions about the role that facebook ads played in the election last year, sandberg finally broke her silence. julia boorstin has the details. >> reporter: after meeting with leaders of the house intelligence committee yesterday, facebook ceo sheryl sandberg sat down with axios's mike allen to discuss russia's purchase of ads on facebook to influence the election. she says she wants congress to release the ads. >> any time there's an abuse or interference on our system, we're upset. it's not just that we apologize. what we really owe the american people is determination. we're determined. these are threats. these are challenges. we will do everything we can to defeat them because our values are worth defending. >> reporter: sandberg saying facebook is investing in artificial intelligence to go after fake accounts and hiring 4,000 people to oversea ads and content. but sandberg also said they want to maintain free speech on facebook. >> i think they are goin

sheryl sandberg spoke to political reporter michael allen on capitol hill yesterday.llen asked in russians used the same as trump campaign. he didn't answer. so he asked again and she didn't answer. and he asked again. >> what did you all learn about the overlap in targeting between the trump campaign and these russian accounts? >> targeting on facebook is broad. >> overlap between the trump campaign and these russian accounts? >> targeting is something everyone uses. >> but the trump campaign and russian accounts, you don't know or won't tell me? >> when ts ads get released we will also be releasing the targeting for those ads. so again we'll be fully transz parent. >> her last nonanswer echos st. augustine, who wrote in his book, grant me chastity, but not yet. and facebook will grant us transparency, but not yet. sandberg also cited facebook's white paper on this topic. >> in april of 2017, we put out a white paper saying, hey, we think there is this new kind of threat going on. and importantly linking to the government account report which said they thought it was

it's interesting you don't see sheryl sandberg were mark zuckerberg.ve dramatically ramped up their lobbying efforts in washington. facebook is always had a strong presence there. particularly with twitter, it's one we should watch. they have been the least prepared. they have been struggling to get up to speed as they deal with this. platform thate actually had the most import in terms of looking at the election. julie: we should also mention that the backdrop for this is that it's been a huge earnings report for these tech companies. the tech stops are rallying big today after stronger-than-expected earnings reports. it was the same for twitter. gan: senator klobuchar is thought of as a potential presidential candidate and let's not underestimate the pollux. -- underestimate the politics. the banks want to score political points. congress wants to demand more out of tech companies and more responsibility. if itashington does this, gets the full bright lights on you, that is difficult to crack and that's one thing washington is still effective at. dav

they push back for a long time, even now some people feel sheryl sandberg deflecting from the role theynews and some of the things they did to tomorrow conservatives from having a voice. >> i think the most of ironic thing that could come of the russia investigation is if it actually ended up hurting the mark zuckerberg's presidential ambitions. many people think he might run in 2020. what sandberg said is good. we should be determined and america's values and all that. but it's interesting they are being attacked from the left for not rooting out this fake news. but they have also been attacked by conservatives for a long time for minimizing conservative voices, censoring it in some cases and not hiring any conservatives. you have that with facebook and google and all across the silicon valley. they need some reflection on what they have done wrong and take this opportunity to bring in other sites to address niece problems. charles: alli sterks, the talk is there will be interests force in our election in 2018. but the narrative is that some how russia tilted the election for donald tr

coming up, facebook's sheryl sandberg goes to washington in pledges full cooperation from the socialetwork. the investigation into election interference and when the public and -- can expect when do see more than 3000 russian linked ads. plus my wide ranging exclusive amazon's c-swith uite. had to say about improving the customer experience with ai. china officially demands a piece of its biggest tech company. do they want beijing at the table? the potential power grab is under the microscope. facebook coo sheryl sandberg says the company absolutely supports public release of 3000 bought ads are in the presidential election, but says it is up to congress to decide the appropriate time to do so. to was in washington, d.c. talk about these ads. take a listen. >> we are giving them our peace. -- piece. they can understand the whole picture. they have access to more information than we do. what i reiterated in those meetings is that we think it is important they get the whole picture and they explain that transparently to the american public. emily: joining me now is the founder of googl

we still, however, have not heard from sheryl sandberg or mark zuckerberg.everal lawmakers expressed disappointment that they were not on capitol hill today. when are we going to see that information? lot ofwell, there were a information's about timeline here and not a lot of answers. the company's overall were saying we will be communicative, we will keep in touch with your staff, we will look into what you're asking about and get back to you. there were a lot of questions about what be targeting looks like, but also who was manipulated, and do we know if people actually make decisions based on this? the company said, well, you know, we are focused on the content on our platforms. we do not know what people decided based on this. the senators did not quite take that as an answer. emily: another round of hearings coming up tomorrow with the house intelligence committee. what are we expecting? sarah: this hearing was more broadly focus not just on the others inject but on general. they will ask about whether they know how the internet research agency got thei

facebook coo sheryl sandberg speaking out publicly for the first time since reports that russian actors purchased ads during the 2016 election. we will talk to rand paul and get his thoughts on president trump's tax overhaul plan. ♪ david: after lawmakers failed to pass health care reform president trump signed an executive order to promote health care choice and competition. the order may create lower-cost insurance but it could destabilize the insurance marketplace is created under the affordable care act. here's kevin cirilli joining us now from capitol hill. what is in this executive order? anpresident trump signing executive order trying to increase competition in the health care marketplace. he was joined by kentucky senator rand paul. there are concerns from some that this will destabilize the market. the administration heavily pushing back on that saying that publicly they feel this will lead the type of competition that allows people to have more choice when they choose their health care plan. privately they are saying it the read read jumpstart debate on capitol hill. pushback

sheryl sandberg even made a trip out there.and, at least on the surface, cool as a cucumber. we will see. emily: when will we see the new square hardware rollout? >> it is already working in some stores. i grab coffee to test it out at one of their locations in new york. it works simply and easily, and it is the first time they are providing this whole set. it is this kind of dark apple-esque looking device. they have been working on this for a very long time to make it look as beautiful as possible. emily: selina wang, thanks so much for sharing that update. bob o'donnell, you are sticking with me. all right, coming up, the show that helped establish netflix's original programming, "house of cards," is coming to an end. this is according to a person with knowledge of the matter. "house of cards" was netflix's first original hit, drawing millions of viewers come a spurring the company to produce dozens of other shows. the decision coincides but is unrelated to an allegation that kevin spacey made a sexual advance towards a 14-y

>> we had a good meeting with sheryl sandberg yesterday.s. they'll help us scrub them, make sure any personal information about people -- for example, there may be people pictured in some of these ads that were not knowing their images were appropriated by the russians. we want the american people to see these ads and see how cynical they are, how the russians meant to turn american against american and divide us. it's also like to see the twitter ads published, too. the twitter ads were focused much more on attacking hillary clinton. but not that we expect to persuade the president. as you saw from the clip, he's in complete denial about the russian voft in the election, but the american people need to see it. >> rt you involved in working together on the facebook -- >> mike conway and i have been working together. it hasn't been easy. our chairman has embarked on his own unmasking that's unrelated to the russia investigation. we've worked together well. i won't say there haven't been hiccups along the way. we have differences about when c

that is how the sheryl sandberg, chief operating officer of facebook described the effort by russians6 presidential election by buying facebook ads. the comments came with a wide-ranging interview with the website, axios. listen. >> we want to give them the material. we want the full picture to be understood. we don't want this kind of foreign interference and none of us should want this kind of foreign interference. in order to prevent it we have to cooperate with each other with government and across the board. >> sandberg is hering 4,000 people to track fake accounts and quote, working on transparency. the interview came a day after sandberg met with top lawmakers investigating russian efforts to influence the election. sandberg is meeting with more lawmakers today ahead of a public hearing on november 1st where investigators will question officials from facebook, google and twitter on russia's use of their platforms. now, sandberg says congress should release the russian-bought facebook ads to the public. committee officials agreed to release them but that will likely come after t

. >> sheryl sandberg knows we are at the beginning of our discovery about how intensive this campaign was waged through their own media. she is going to sxong could go media interviews. so sure, it is part of an organized p.r. push to get out of this story. now we're learning that they'll release some of these ads. members of congress have said that the american public needs to see how these ads were used to drive a we know between many americans to see how socially divisive these ads were. then there's a second part of it. and i think it will be a story for months and months to come. had you targeted it was, how the bots were used, and there is even previous reporting that shows that some of the russian actors even helped organize some rallies where average americans were called up, did you know how the originated because you showed up at a rally that was organized by these bots. >> how did that affect criminal analysis? >> it is interesting. there are some real games in the law when it comes to social media. we're not allowed to accept donations from foreign individuals. it is reall

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that follows a meeting with the facebook coo, sheryl sandberg, whose company has turned over 3,000 ads for congress for the investigation into russian interference in the presidential election. we're covering all of that and much more this hour with our guests, including the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, congressman adam schiff and the republican congressman, ted yoho, of the house foreign affairs committee. and our correspondents and specialists are also standing by. but let's begin with the president's tough new talk about north korea, including an apparent new swipe at his own secretary of state. our white house correspondent, sara murray, has the very latest for us. sa sara, the president is making clear that he's the guy in charge, that he's the commander in chief. >> today, president trump acknowledged that while they are members of his administration, members of his cabinet might have different views on how to deal with north korea, the final decision is up to one man, and that's trump. as president trump grapples with north korea's nuclear threats, he's leav

facebook dispatching its coo, sheryl sandberg to wash wish the social media network trying to contains that russian agents usedfacebook to spread disinformation during last year's election. sandberg recordly will meet with members of congress. her visit comes weeks before the house and senate hold hearings with facebook and other tech companies about russia's role in the 2016 election. >>> sandberg took the stage at the wall street journal women in the workplace dinner last night. julia borestein joins us with the highlights >> sheryl sandberg spoke not as coo of facebook, but as founder of leman.org it's the results of a new survey about women in the workplace, and also weighing in on the revelation of movie mogul harvey weinstein's alleged decades of sexual harassment. >> we can't tolerate harvey weinstein-like behavior. sexual harassment -- [ applause ] >> it's not just about him it's not just about the other men that do it it's about all the people around them that know and don't do anything whim hold 20% also showing that half of men believe that if one in ten women hold senior l

sheryl sandberg full the social media company is cooperating with investigators after it found 3,000ds coming from russia. they targeted americans during the 2016 campaign. sandberg said facebook supports releasing the ads and information about who they targeted. >>> new, a cnn investigation of russian-linked accounts shows the efforts to meddle in the election even targeted pokemon go players. russian cyberexperts created a banner under "don't shoot us." training users to use pokemon to see areas where problems occurred among american. >>> a major recall. a company called dio o -- dion says when a seat is secured with a lap belt but not a tether, children over 65 pounds may not be adequately protected. on our website there's a full list of models part of the recall. >>> travelers may want to double check their credit card statements after a hotel chain says it was hacked. landon dowdy has the cnbc business news. another hack to report, landon. >> reporter: unfortunately, yes, another day, another hack. hyatt hotels has discovered a data breach at 45 properties worldwide. it occurred

david, mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg will not be testifying before congress because that is also the day facebook is holding its earnings call on november 1. we also have google earnings coming up. do you expect to see any impact on the actual business when we look at the numbers for this quarter? david: i don't expect to see any impact on the numbers for this quarter to speak of. as i said before, i think we will see economic impact on these companies, particularly facebook, long-term. i think it is a mistake for zuckerberg not to be appearing before the senate intelligence committee. i think to send the lawyers is diminishing the significance of the investigation. i would almost take a bet that within six months, zuckerberg will be testifying in front of congress in some fashion. probably larry page as well. that is the way things are headed. emily: next week, what are you looking for when it comes to the stocks? >> when i look at big cap tech, far and away the leader of the stock market this year, the s&p technology index is up 37%. facebook is up 32%. there are some jitters a

sheryl sandberg, mark zuckerberg, hopping on the phone with people in congress.ebook said they will hire thousands of people to get these --vet these ads. twitter has not said it makes sense to hire new people and reboot and get them up to speed on this issue. it does seem like facebook is putting even more manpower to this. but with this policy, twitter is making a clear change in demarcation where they stand. emily: how quickly will we see changes in effect? selina: hopefully soon. they have the testimony to congress on november 1. they want to show they are making progress on this before that. it is important to mention, this only addresses a slice of twitter's issues. another problem congress is looking at is a bot problem. it does not cost any money for the bots to be made. emily: and online harassment, twitter has said they will be more transparent about their workflow, how their approaching the problem. how is that being received? selina: the entire rose mcgowan situation was a pr nightmare for boycotted theen account, because of the sexual harassment case

facebook coo sheryl sandberg speaking out publicly for the first time since reports that russian actors ads during the 2016 election. we will talk to rand paul and get his thoughts on president trump's tax overhaul plan. ♪ david: after lawmakers failed to pass health care reform president trump signed an executive order to promote health care choice and competition. the order may create lower-cost insurance but it could destabilize the insurance marketplace is created under the affordable car

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that question was put to sheryl sandberg this morning. she refused to answer the question of what facebook knew. but the strategy and the so fist case -- sophistication for how to press americans buttons and what issues were already devivisivdi they understood that well. when you start to think about the ways they encourage people to go out and be active in the real world, through things like pokemon go, organizing protestsing with contacting organizations about rallies they wanted to organize. >> it is mind boggling, thank you so much, keep digging. everyone go to cnn.com to read more of what you've got. coming up next, an american woman and her family just rescued after being held captive by the taliban for five years. we're learning that her husband didn't want to get on the lane. details for what that means with the u.s. relationship with pakistan and joined live by a woman who has had family members die in puerto rico in the aftermath of hurricane maria. her reaction today that the federal government can't stay there forever. endless

arianna: sheryl sandberg said in an interview last week, it is very important to increase our size.ebook is hiring 4000 additional people and investing more in machine learning, to be able to catch first of all the creation of these fake accounts. whatever you think of free speech, nobody wants to see fake in orderbeing started to interfere in our democracy. i think there is another problem which is what we are addressing, economy did ae lot of these companies have incentive to hijack more and more of our attention, and we see that having incredible problems, especially when it comes to teenagers and college students. there was an article in the new york times over the weekend about problems among teenagers increasing dramatically. emily: we will have to leave it there. we will talk a little bit more about fries after the break. thank you for joining us. vonnie: thanks to emily chang and arianna huffington. leslie: brent, president of the ,orld's oldest swiss watchmaker her view on the market for luxury timepieces, coming up. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg markets, i am vonnie quinn. shery:

sheryl sandberg says the social media giant is cooperating fully with federal investigators after it,000 ads coming from russia. those ads targeted americans during the 2016 campaign. sandberg says facebook supports releasing the ads and information about who they targeted. >> we know that we have a responsibility to do everything we can to prevent this kind of abuse. >> sandberg did not answer directly whether there is overlap from the trump campaign and the russia ads. >>> and pennsylvania needs to come up with a plan to protect schools and local governments from sicyberattacks. that is the message that the auditor general has. he conducted a survey of school districts and municipalities. most say they are concerned and believe the risk will grow. he says the next hack could have lasting impacts. maybe even on children. >> think about the jeopardy our kids could be put in if some data breach happens when they are in the 7 ths graed grade an haunt them the rest of their lives simply because some hacker was able to access that information. and echl bembarrass them every they are goin

sheryl sandberg at an event this the onus only put congress when it comes to releasing the russian emailscongress miss a trick here? was it up to commerce to make sure that facebook and other companies shouldn't have the kind of power that it has? >> the law that we passed requires the president to do certain things by october 1. we have not seen those reports released yet. we haven't seen the president take any action. in regards to the different uses of social media that investigation is ongoing in the congress. i had asked for an independent commission to investigate what russia was doing in the united states. i felt that legislation. vonnie: senator, i have to cut you off. thank you for your time. >> my pleasure. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much to vice pence for that wonderful introduction and the great job you do. i want to thank secretary acosta, secretary mnuchin, acting secretary harden and administrator mcmahon for joining us today. we are all gathered together for something i believe that's going to be very very powerful for our nation and very good for a lot of peo

hi, gerri. >> a new threat, but not a new challenge, how sheryl sandberg operating officer of facebookussian intern ferns with the presidential election by buying facebook ads. it came within a wide-ranging interview with the website axios. listen. >> we want to give them the material. we want the full picture to be understood. we don't want this foreign interference. none of us should want to foreign interference. in order to prevent it we'll have to fully cooperate with each other, with the government, across the board. >> sandburg says the company is hering 4,000 people to track fake accounts and work on transparency. it comes a day after sandberg met with top lawmakers talking about russian efforts to affect the 2016 presidential election. sandberg is meeting with lawmakers ahead after public hearing on november 1st. they will question executives from facebook and twitter about the russian. committee officials agreed to reless them. neil back to you. neil: that should be pretty interesting. thank you very much, gerri. the president is doubling down on the media license threat, twee

sheryl sandberg spoke out for the first time when reports \the first time when reports emerged that russiansed at to target voters during the 2016 election. she admitted the platform should apologize to the american people, and determine to fight with a new kind of threat. >> will give them the material they want. we want to give them the material. they want the picture to be understood. we don't want this kind of foreign interference. none of us should want this kind of foreign interference. we will all have to cooperate. emily: facebook has turned over more than 3000 ads to a house and senate committee. twitter will join facebook and twitter on capitol hill next month. steve ballmer says tech companies can't do more at present to police the spread of fake news. i spoke with the l.a. clippers owner in seattle and spoke with him about the government data website called usa facts. steve: we lost our platform with data from the government about the government. no fake news, no alternate facts. we keep the information current. the real thing we are doing at usafacts.org, is we are trying to he

. >> facebook chief operating officer sheryl sandberg made rounds on capitol hill last week amid the over moscow's use of social media to influence the 2016 presidential election. a company revealed last month that a russian firm with link to the kremlin for more than $100,000 worth of unas on facebook between june 2015 and may 2017. but would that be enough to influence the outcome of a presidential race? mark is managing director of the stegall of the group -- hillary clinton's 2000 senate campaign in 2008 presidential campaign. welcome, good to see you. >> thank you. >> he wrote an intriguing piece for this week suggesting that $100,000 cannot buy an election. when you explain that. >> oh look, the premise of the piece is enough fake news about big news. if you just took a little simple math, facebook told us that 56 percent was spent after the election. only 44,000 could n,have been i the election. most of it did not refer to a candidate, most of it was not in swing states. by the time you do the simple math, you get down to about $6500, may have been in swing states, during the

but i will say, my personal approach to all of this is that i am a little bit in the sheryl sandbergng attention t the fact that these challenges exist doesn't victimi wom, it empowers women. i feel that you can use it as a way to actually make the system better. >> harris: is that what she's doing? she also had that opportunity with the sexual assault allegations against the movie mogul harvey weinstein which gave her campaign and many others on the democratic side of the ticket a whole lot of cash. she had an opportunity to empower and use the words gillian was using. >> in the harvey weinstein scandal, it illustrated a lot of the problems with identity politics. a lot of these politicians consider themselves moral leaders. people who have spoken out increasingly and dramatically on women's rights were silenced for days when one of their friends was busted, when one of the hollywood elite was busted doing this. you have to wonder if this wasn't about women's rights as about politics. it hurts them and makes them look bad right now they don't want to talk about it. >> harris: you se

sheryl sandberg tried to reassure congress that the company was doubling down on the to educate themut how the platform works. the platform is not something to thinkress has had much about. there are so many aspects that could be explained in this kind of hearing. david: sara, thank you very much. up next, nafta negotiations, reeling after a series of aggressive u.s. proposals. we will be speaking to michael froman. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets: balance of power. the u.s. chief negotiator describes the fourth round of nafta talks in washington. mostlaid out the did -- aggressive demands to date. these may prove unfeasible for canada and mexico. moving over the talks are recurring threats to walk away from the negotiating table. we will see what happens. andave a tough negotiation it is something you will know in the not-too-distant future. we will be discussing defense . shery: turning now is the trade representative under president obama. thank you for joining us today. do you foresee president trump giving that six-month notice nafta?ie needs to leave think right now > -- thi

. >>> sheryl sandberg saving face on capitol hill in the wake of russia's meddling scandal, another socialbig moves to avoid the wrath of lawmakers, but will lawmakers say we see through that? more "countdown" on the way. [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. . liz: twitter, you could call it embattled twitter, trying to stay a step ahead as it now faces u.s. lawmakers next week. the firm will increase transparency for election related ads on its network, meaning it will give out the information of just two bought the ad, how much they paid, what country they are from, because as you know, facebook, google and twitter recently revealed russia and russian entities bought thousands of ads to sow disinformation. executives from all thre

. >>> switching focus to tech news facebook is dispatching its coo sheryl sandberg to washington.he social media network is trying to contain the political fallout from news that russian agents used facebook to spread disinformation during last year's election. sandberg will reportedly meet with members of congress her visit comes weeks before the house and senate holds hearings with facebook and other tech companies about russia's role in the 2016 election. >>> time inc is turning a new page landon dowdy has more. >> less is more, that's what "time" thinking, as they will second late less of "time" magazine and other core brands starting next year the publishing giant will reduce weekly circulation of "time" by one-third to 2 million companies. the chief revenue officer saying there are headwinds in print and that they are trying to reimagine the way to reproduce these products in a long-term sustainable way. shares of time inc are down 27% year-to-date and unchanged in early trading. back over to you >> thank you very much. >>> still to come on "worldwide exchange," alibaba's bi

. >> after meetings on capitol hill, facebook chief operating officer sheryl sandberg said the russianacked ads designed to divide the american people should be released. "it's not just that we apologize. we are angry, upset. we will do everything we can to defeat them because our values are worth defending. >> former u.n. ambassador samantha power expected to testify in a closed session. her decision to request unmasking, trump campaign associates who appear in foreign intelligence reports. next week, loretta lynch is expected to testify. >> bret: thank you. united arab emirates will stop issuing new visas to north korean workers over tensions with the u.s. statement by the uae foreign ministry said it would pull its nonresident ambassador to north korea as well as stop north koreans from opening new businesses in the emirates as part of a global effort to be united against the kim jong un regime. american officials of been pressuring their allies in the gulf arab states and other places to cut back on economic ties to north korea. up next, the president's chief of staff takes center

sheryl sandberg last week went to washington to lobby for facebook and to publicly say that she wants the senate intelligence committee to release those facebook ads that it's investigating, release them to the public. the senate intelligence committee, meanwhile, says it's fine if facebook releases the ads. here are the senators in charge. >> clearly if any of the social media platforms would like to do that, we're fine with them doing it because we've already got scheduled an open hearing because we believe the american people deserve to hear firsthand. >> so, marcus, we expect somebody's going to release the ads after facebook facing public questioning on capitol hill. that's on november 1st. >> we'll be watching. >>> happening today, we could get an update on the effort to keep the raiders from moving to las vegas. the oakland alameda county colosseum authority board meets today. last month, they said the team was likely to play in oakland through the year 2020. this morning, the raiders are coming off of a thrilling last-second win over kansas city chiefs. derek carr found michae

saying her cabinet is considering regulating facebook, news organizations this has facebook ceo sheryl sandbergpares to make a trip to capitol hill. google, twitter set to testify next month roger, in this new op-ed you're asking them to go further. mark zuckerberg, if he wants to earn our trust an forgiveness must personally earn it what do you mean by that >> i think the big issue we're dealing with, carl, is that the people who are on facebook are on facebook because they love to have their views reinforced. it's for the just about family photographs, it's not just about vacation photographs a lot is about being around the same people who believe the things we do. one of the challenges for facebook in the aftermath of the u.s. election is that the people believe that everyone else was misled by the russians and others. they don't believe they were i believe it's really, really important for facebook to contact every single person who was touched by russian propaganda, whether they got a message, saw an ad or were in a group and explain that they -- which is to say both facebook and the user