if a social media ad is targeted to for someone who has white supremacists, we will never see those ads, but they're out there, targeting voters. >> since this was agenda item 8, the public comment should come at the end of agenda item 8 because we have a number of other matters included in that. that would generally be the way we would do it, but i think in light of the importance and the fact that we have supervisor kim here, i don't know whether i'm violating anything or not, but if i am, so what. i'm going to invite public comment specifically on supervisor kim's matter from any of the members of the public who'd like to comment. >> thank you, chair keane, thank you to the commission. i will make sure that i sit down with every one of you, and commissioner kopp, i owe you a phone call, too, and this will not be the last time you see me, and i look forward to working with you over the next year. >> thank you. all right. we'll take public comment now. >> hello, commissioners. larry bush, friends of commissioner ethics. i'd like to thank supervisor kim for the robust presentation that

that is at least we should be able to do something about paid political ads on social media. the companies have been maintaining that they don't have to follow the rules that apply to print and radio and tv. we think those same exact rules should apply so that when you >> i want to read you this op ed by mike morell and mike rodgers. the united states has failed to establish deterrents in the aftermath of russia's interference. we know we failed because russia continues to employ the most aggressive area. it seems to me there's not much you can do with that statutorily without running afoul of the first amendment. what's your view on that? >> we have the honest ads act which i think you've covered. that is at least we should be able to do something about paid political ads on social media. the companies have been maintaining that they don't have to follow the rules that apply to print and radio and tv. we think those same exact rules should apply so that when you see an ad flash up on your facebook page or twitter page, you know who's paying for it with a disclaimer but it's a

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ads that seem to pop up coincidentally for practiced pr that. my niece, talking about shopping for a bra of all things, lo and behold in her social media, this adsked my sm sirius radio audience if anything like that happened to them. here are just two of many examples. >> my husband and i went to a buffet-style restaurant. i chose a piece of lemon pie. and we sat at the table and talked about it. and i've been bombarded with lemon pie ads and recipes. i asked my soon, he's an i.t., and he thinks i'm crazy. i don't know, it's the craziest thing. >> i had my iphone next to me and i was talking about how i need to get an oil change. maybe four hours later, three hours later, i got on some of my apps and there were ads for oil changes in my facebook feed. >> is it all a coincidence? joining me samuel burke, samuel, i've come to expect when i'm looking at something online i'm leaving a marker or cookie. but is there access to cameras on our phones? >> the smartphone makers have quickly patched that but there's really no evidence to shut that any of the big tech or social media companies are somehow sar are rip showing up and on their facebook page

that is at least we should be able to do something about paid political ads on social media. the companies have been maintaining that they don't have to follow the rules that apply to print and radio and tv. we think those same exact rules should apply so that when you see an ad flash up on your facebook page or twitter page, you know who's paying for it with a disclaimer but it's also disclosed so the campaigns and press can track what those ads are. otherwise, it's like the wild west with billions of dollars spent with no rules in play. >> senator amy klobuchar, thank you for your time tonight. >> thanks, chris. why don't you visit here because it was 35 degrees below zero without wind chill in international falls, minnesota. the super bowl is coming and you guys are broadcasting it on nbc. what can go wrong? >> i was reminiscing with my wife about the winters in chicago. stay warm. >> i will. >> up next, the balance of power in the virginia statehouse happening by one contested ballot. today an update on the high stakes nail biter. we'll have the update next. call today, an

investigation on social media well the ads that russian companies purchased. is worth. one point point one it was something percent compared with huge numbers by american companies so you can just compare it but even to some few it seems that sits way too much for them and take the situation with the russian media like r t and sputnik then share what you. mean one of the tall information markets is. really tiny compared to all global russian american media have been doing globally and here in russia so what about the freedom of press. the main tenets. of. the us democracy. as well. more successful so molest access for it just need to. do your homework to draw the right conclusions we shouldn't attack each other. so let's think about it and let's draw the right conclusions. ok let's move to the other way that t.v. see t.v. network. thank you. t.v. center i have a question on the economy just like you asked a question on the monetary policy of the central bank you said we are enjoying a unprecedented low inflation and the key interest rate has gone down but the central ba

he presented -- she posted it of course on social media adding the caption best hub alert, yeah.ck was worth. >> when i look i think it was 167 a share. >> so i don't know anybody who wears adidas since run dmc. but they're stock is more than nike, more than under armor and to that to me is insane. that's what i got out of that story. required got a did he today's stock. >> for him to buy it. >> he's also -- wayne. isn't his yeezy line tied to like adidas somehow. >> got to be a connection. >> no way yeezy is out selling nike. >> it's not. i'm telling you they know something. >> you're right. the stock way up there. something is going on. if there's a connect. something is going on. >> i look at it people way lost money like to make a lot of money. i'm keeping track of what he's buying. >> money makes money. >> that's why i asked steve if i can get some. i'm too late. let me know when it gets down to five dollars. five dollars i'll get two. >> half a share. >> explain to me bit coins in the commercial break. >> nbc struck gold with the will and grace reboot it's trying to cash in

so look at social media, the ads that russian companies purchase is with like points one something% comparedo huge numbers by american companies. so you cannot just compare it. even to some this seems it's way too much and then they look at rt, sputnik, the share of the total market is tiny compared to american media have been doing globally and here in russia. so what about freedom of press? the main tenet of u.s. democracy? >> will someone were successful so i'm less successful. you need to do your homework to draw the right conclusions. we shouldn't attack each other. let's think about it and draw the right conclusions. let's move to the other wing. >> us the question english, if the u.s. wants russia to do more to persuade north korea to halt its missile programs. would russia support tough for sanctions against north korea? and, do you think that cooperation on north korea could warm up russia u.s. relations or have you lost hope of mending them under mr. trump? thank you. >> you are interested. really have you noticed, that your congressman, . sense, all you lack like this. >> okay, th

take the investigation on social media. the adshat russian companies purchased is worth like .1111% or something compared with huge numbers by american companies. you can't just compare it. even to some, it seems that it is way too much. and take the situation with the russian media, like rt, sputnik. their share of the total information market is really tiny compared to american media, what they have been doing globally and in russia. what about the freedom of press? the main tenant of the u.s. democracy? some are more successful, some are less successful. you just need to do your homework to draw the right conclusions. we should not attack each other. so, let's think about it and draw the right conclusions. ok, let's move to the other wing. >> associated press. >> with your permission, i will ask the question in english. >> the u.s. wants russia to do more to persuade north korea to halt its missile programs. would russia support tougher sanctions against north korea? and do you think that cooperation on north korea could warm up

. >>> like it or not, abs are ads will start appearing at the start of videos on facebook. the social mediaiant says ads that prop up mid video will only be included in videos that are at least 3 minutes or longer. newsfeed rankings are also changing to make it easier for content creators to reach their audiences and many of these updates are expected to take effect by next year. >>> amazon will start selling apple tv and google "chromecast." the company had removed the video streaming devices from its website back in 2015. google said it would block youtube from amazon echo and fire tv devise but in a new statement a google spokesman says, quote, we are in productive discussions with amazon to reach an agreement for the benefit of our mutual customers. we hope we can reach an agreement to resolve those issues soon." >>> and just in time for the holiday travel season, apple maps is getting indoor mapping for over 30 airports around the globe. it covers large american cities including l.a., san francisco, san jose, chicago and new york. there are several international airports including hong

so targeting political ads on social media are unlike tv ads in that campaign opponents might not see and respond to information in the ads. how will this change campaign's approach going forward? >> well, i think that that is one of the advantages is obviously targeting. it's also one of the limitations. i mean, limits the number of people you're communicating with. but you can do wonderful things online with targeting. did a ballot measure last november where we spent a whole lel of a lot of money on texting because we wanted to find someway to talk to millennials because we know they don't really watch television that much. so there are a lot -- people are going to explore all kinds of vehicles in order to talk in a targeted way. and ultimately i think we'll get -- it will become more universal and media platform and people will talk to large numbers of voters online. >> yeah, i see lots of people using targeting to really impressive effect, you know, a lot of the companies that work, you know, micro targeting, niche targeting, you know, think about entertainment. entertainment as

to take investigation on social media. the adsrussian companies purchased, they were worth like .1 something% compared with huge numbers by american companies. you can't just compare it. but even to some, it seems that it's way too much. and take the situation with russian media like rt, sputnik, their share of the total market globally and here in russia. some are more successful, some are less successful. just need to do your homework, draw the right conclusions. we shouldn't task each other. so let's think about it and lestrade right conclusions. let's move to the other wing. >> i will ask the question in english. >> would russia support tougher sanctions against north korea? do you think that cooperation on north korea could warm up u.s.-russian relations or have you lost hope in many them under mr. trump. thank you. >> your interesting people. really. have you noticed that your congressman, your senators, they look so well, so nice, so hansen. they have ties and shirts and they seem to be smart people, but they put us on the

social media. the lights went out ads the show was getting started. officials restored power a short time later, and the show went on. >>> the "seattle times" posted this on twitter, "eagles caged." fans living in seattle or visiting for the game, they're not celebrating, of course. they are sticking with their birds. >> i think the defense wasn't ready for the offense of the seahawks. >> one loss. back next week stronger than ever. >> every once in a while, you have a letdown. it's just life. they'll bounce back. >> eagles, eagles! >> that guy said, just one loss. >> just one. >> eagles fans in seattle were with the birds in philly all the way. >>> 5:15. 36 degrees. this is about the time you head out the door. bundle up, it's chilly. let's check the roads, as well. 295 in south jersey to start. >> jessica boyington, but tell us what you see in mt. laurel. >> moving through mt. laurel for the most part a good drive. just seeing light fog. maybe the visibility will be affected just a little bit. both directions, an easy drive, pretty empty. a good dri

added. social media companies could face legal action to prevent what's been called "vile and threatening behaviour by the prime minister, found that social media was "the most significant factor" in driving harassment, abuse and intimidation of candidates in the general election earlier this year. here's our media editor amol rajan. many mps have faced horrific abuse on social media platforms. and twitter in particular. stella creasy endured a torrent of hatred after supporting a campaign forjane austen to be on the new £10 note. after posters of maria caulfield mp were defaced, she too suffered a sustained campaign of intimidation on social media. i guess it started around the time of that syria vote. and it really ramped up then and the election we just had earlier this year is kind of when it really peaked. but you know on a day—to—day basis, it is routine to get abuse, threats, i've had several death threats. i've had my tyres slashed outside my home. i've had my office graffitied with threats. the man who leads the committee on standards in public life wants to see tech companies take greater

tribune media, and disney and 21st fox, and that it's at a time when facebook and google's domination of the market is already causing anxiety. that brings us to number 5, russian ads on socialts finally admitting that russia used their platforms to meddle in the 2016 election. facebook told congressional investigators today it sold $100,000 of political ads to a so-called russian troll farm -- >> and similar disclosures from twitter and google followed. the companies were shamed for missing russian interference. >> i must say i don't think you get it. you created these platforms and now they are being misused. >> they have all pledged changes but can they be trusted to police their platforms. number 4, the white house credibility crisis. it started with sean spicer's first stadium from the podium. >> this was the largest audience to witness an inauguration, period. >> he gave alternative facts. >> as the press secretary's credibility crumbles, the ridicule ramped up. spicer left, but his replacement doesn't inspire confidence. >> sarah sanders knows what the president said, she's just pretending he said something else. >> fact checkers have been in over drive this year, and

russian ads on social media. ch giants admitting that russia used their platforms to meddle in the 2016 election. >> facebook told congressional investigators they sold political ads to a russian troll farm targeting american voters. >> similar from twitter and google and the companies were shamed for missing russian interference. >> i must say i don't think you get it. you have created these platforms and now they are being misused. >> facebook, google and twitter have pledged changes, but can they be trusted to police their platforms. number four is the white house credibility crisis. it started with sean spicer's very first statement. >> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period. >> sean spicer gave alternative facts. >> as the press secretary's credibility, the ridicule ramped up. >> i came out here to punch you! >> spicer left, but his repla replacement didn't inspire confidence. >> she knows what the president said, she is pretending he said something else. >> fact checkers are in

of uncertainty to the media landscape at a time when facebook and google's domination of the ad market is already causing anxiety. that brings us to number 5, russian ads on socialtech giants finally admitting that russia used their platforms to meddle in the 2016 election. >> facebook told congressional investigators today it sold about $100,000 worth of political ads to a so-called russian troll farm targeting american voters. >> similar disclosures from twitter and google followed. hauled before congress, the companies were shamed for missing russian interference. >> i must say, i don't think you get it. you created these platforms. and now they are being misused. >> facebook, google, and twitter have all pledged changes. but can they be trusted to police their platforms? number 4, the white house credibility crisis. it started with sean spicer's very first statement from the podium. >> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period. >> sean spicer, our press secretary, gave alternative facts. >> as the credibility crumbled, the ridicule ramped up. >> i came out here to punch you! >> spicer left. but his replacement didn't exactly inspi

media landscape. at a time when facebook and google's domination of the ad market is already causing anxiety. that brings us to number five. russian ads on socialmitting that russia used their platforms to meddle in the 2016 election. >> facebook told congressional investigators today that it sold about $100,000 worth of political ads to a russia-troll farm. >> reporter: similar disclosures from twitter and google followed. hauled before congress, the companies were shamed for missing russian interference. >> i must say i don't think you get it. you've created these platforms, and now they are being misused. >> reporter: facebook, google and twitter all pledged changes. number four, the white house credibility crisis. it started with sean spicer's very first statement from the podium. >> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period. >> sean spicer, our press secretary, gave alternative facts. >> reporter: as the press secretary's credibility crumbled, the ridicule ramped up. spicer left, but his replacement didn't exactly inspire confidence. >> sarah huckabee sanders knows what the president said. she just is pretending

social media platform companies did not take this threat seriously enough i believe they are recognizing that threat. now they've provided us with information because these social media giants they've continuously stressed the number of ads in the the reach of the ads taken out by russians or anyone linked in any way to much russia is very small in comparison to other adverts taken out and of course very little has been spoken about care for example president obama before that breakfast referendum came to the u.k. she gave a speech and told people how to vote with very little attention there given her so called american interference so many people making those points as well. friday marks another day of rage in the middle east over donald trump's plan to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital more on that after the break. its all to see we have a great see what we need to strengthen before the freefall world cold and your bets have been a legend to keep it so it's at the back. in ninety ninety two that must qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that waiting spirit to the r.c.t. . recently i've had a lot of practice so i can guarant

and we used social media as our distribution platform. no ads, no fake news. no clickbait. just existing documentary footage of 16 women speaking about their experiences, being harassed and assaulted by the man who is now america's president. one day after we put it online, almost 400,000 people had seen it. three days later, almost one million had seen it. and even more importantly, many were sharing it and making comments on it, for those of you who know and study and spend time with social media, you know that's key. right? people are not going to forward something if they don't believe it is honest. if it's truthful. if there's something that they and their friends and relatives are going to learn. and that's the measure we use that's most important. and we saw that happen very, very quickly. again, without any ads or artificial creation. it just -- people were taken with it. three days later, almost one million had seen it. and it grew. to date, we've had, depending on the numbers, who you think is accurate, who not, somewhere between five million and seven million pos

media landscape. at a time when facebook and google's domination of the ad market is already causing anxiety. that brings us to number five, russian ads on socialorms to meddle in the 2016 election. >> facebook told congressional investigators today that it sold about $100,000 worth of political ads to a so-called russian troll farm, targeting american voters. >> similar disclosures from twitter and google followed. hauled before congress, the companies were shamed for missing russian interference. >> i must say, i don't think you get it. you've created these plamptform. and now they are being misused. >> facebook, google, and twitter have all pledged changes. but can they be trusted to police their platforms? >>> number four, the white house credibility crisis. it started with spicer's very first statement from the podium. >> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period! >> sean spicer, our press secretary, gave alternative facts. >> as the press secretary's credibility crumbled, the ridicule ramped up. >> i came out here to punch you! >> spicer left, but his replacement didn't exactly inspire confidence. >> sarah huck

we can do digital ads on social media and we know that they care about those ads. on the downside of that, we have foreign countries that know this, that know how to use facebook and twitter and cyber issues, and they can pay for ads and they can try to advertise and campaign. the united states, this is not a political issue targeted at donald trump. this is an issue about our national security and our great republic. how do we make sure that foreign countries do not try to influence the outcome, let alone divide americans on social issues, as they are trying to do? i think we are seeing studies more and more coming out of universities that the russians selected particular topics, like race, other political issues for democrats and republicans, bought ads, and tried to get democrats and republicans fighting each other. becoming even more divisive. i am not saying they influenced the election. i am not saying they had one vote for donald trump or against hillary clinton. i am saying they tried and other countries are going to try. we have to get our hands around bot

social media platform companies did not take this threat seriously enough i believe they are recognizing that threat. now they've provided us with information because these social media giants they've continuously stressed the number of ads in the the reach of the ads taken out by russians or anyone linked in any way to russia is very small in comparison to other adverts taken out and of course very little has been spoken about here for example president obama before that breakfast referendum came to the u.k. he gave a speech and told people how to vote very little attention there given to seoul called american interference so many people making those points as well well r.t. contacted facebook for a comment on that warning it told if it had responded fully to all the inquiries of the electoral commission independent political commentator adam garry thinks will be inquiries into alleged russian meddling have reached a point of absurdity to sign of desperation isn't it we have someone that wants to go to a very. nice restaurant in the no tables if the guy is really desperate to get in there can you check again or you sure you don't have any tables it really is just that ridiculous they want to prolong and prolong and on s

standard for advertising should be the same in social media, that will help inform the public to make better choices what they are consuming, they know what the adis, the other parties political groups repeatedly use russian disinformation and social media over and over again, they know we are emotional and we want to win, not going to hold for social media companies to figure it out. they are there to provide service and when bad things start to happen i expect them to move forward and try to make corrections, and and it took 12 short years, very low confidence. and and there have been times i have gone to social media companies that pay, thousands of disinformation accounts, we don't care, machine learning, figure it out, and looking at the state board or whatever. that arrogance has gone away over the last we 10 years and has become okay, i need to understand threats like terrorism or disinformation and they got to pair that with technologies, that happened at google, and continues to expand that out. they don't cover every issue in the world, who is the person covering me on marr? this just emerged, they want to go after people who study the

russian ads on social media. ting that russia used their platforms to meddle in the 2016 next. >> facebook told congressional investigators today it sold about a hundred thousand dollars worth of political ads to a so-called russian troll farm targeting american voters. >> reporter: similar disclosures from twitter and google followed. all before congress, the companies were shamed for missing russian interference. >> i must say i don't think you get it. you've created these platforms and now they are being misused. >> reporter: facebook, google, and twitter have all pledged changes, but can they be trusted to police their platforms? number four, the white house credibility crisis. it started with sean spicer's very first statement from the podium. >> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period. >> sean spicer gave alternative facts. >> reporter: the president's tribute crumbled. >> they came out here to punch you. >> reporter: spicer left. >> sarah huckabee-sanders pretends to know somet

social media platform companies did not take things threats seriously enough i believe they are recognizing that threat now they've provided us with information because these social media giants they've continuously stressed the number of ads in the the reach of the ads taken out by russians or anyone linked in any way to russia is very small in comparison to other adverts taken out and of course very little has been spoken about for example president obama before that bridge was a referendum came to the u.k. he gave a speech and told people how to vote very little attention there given to seoul called american interference so many people making those points as well. and to discuss those points further we can now cross live to adam gary an independent political commentator adam thank you very much indeed for waiting on me when we heard from damian collins there i mean what do you think about that warning to the social media giants i mean is there a real possibility of sanctions. well on the surface of it it's always nice to see the just as revolutions always eat their own the corporate government complex can eat its own too but the excitement is it is quailed quite quickly when one realizes that governments and big corpora

social media platform companies did not take this threat seriously enough i believe they are recognizing that threat now they've provided us with information of course these social media giants they've continuously stressed that the number of ads in the reach of the ads taken out by russians or anyone linked in any way to russia is very small in comparison to other taken out and of course very little has been spoken about for example president obama before that referendum came to the u.k. gave us reach and told people how to vote very little attention there given to social american interference so many people making those points he laughed. ninety seven cents i can't get over that artie's easter ali thank you. well friday marks another day of rage in the middle east over donald trump's plan to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital more on that after this short break. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. when you don't. seem to. get a court. what are the most. space. left to be. said. no servant to see that. you speak french. zero. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero that same year the. new

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. >> there is videos added to social media and they appear to show these large groups of anti-government protesters, some of them fighting with police. cnn cannot independently verify the authenticity of these videos but in some the crowds app to be chanting we don't want an islamic republic and death to the dictator. so this is one of dozens of these demonstrations happening now and they started on thursday and you see how they have spread across the country. >> top iran official is issuing this stern warning to protesters this morning saying they will pay the price for disorder. cnn senior international correspondent frederik pleitgen is with us now. he has reported from iran nearly a dozen times. fred, we know that the people there are frustrated, but help us understand, when you have two anti-government protesters who were killed and iran officials say there is a security forces had nothing to do with it, who is responsible then? and are they searching for somebody? >> reporter: i'm not sure whether they are searching for somebody or whether or not the security forces were responsibl

social media. there were no mechanisms to verify it and they didn't do enough in disclosing where some of these ads were coming from. i do think the social media companies, tech companies, need to be more transparent, need to acknowledge that mistakes were made. but overall, i remain a technology opt mifrt and think most americans remain optimistic about technology. >> are you confident the tech companies are taking the steps needed to secure their databases? secure their platforms in time for 2018? >> i think they have started. i think it would be wrong to say that they have solved the problem. these are very difficult problems. even if they hire thousands of more people to do reviews, there's going to be a need for better machine learning, better artificial intelligence to be able to review the millions of possible people who use social media, and that's a conversation we need to have. i also think and i suggested this before. they need to hire a lot of journalists and people from journalism schools to say, what are the social media standards? how can we make sure something doesn't happen like wh

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