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we have our social media editor william cross with us well in what is a metaphor so this was a ballot measure to actually set the clock back to go back to two thousand and eleven the way things were before the pre the previous republican governor came into power. it affects as said one point four million x. felons these are people who've committed crimes that were not murders and not sex offenses so before it was pretty much you finish your to you do your time you get your vote back with this previous republican governor what would happen is he said of this thing called the office of executive clemency which essentially required x. felons to make their case for getting their vote back not just simply get it back when serving time it was very and person impartial there weren't very good guidelines it was very much up to this this organization that was struck down earlier this year by a federal court when ex felons sued in that court and the judge ruled it unconstitutional violation of their fourteenth i'm an equal rights clause one of the leaders pushing for this for this ballot measur

our social media editor and jared reed is here with us in the studio to tell us a little bit more about the reactions that we're seeing to this land mark result so walk us through what amendment four really is here terry so this is a measure that these activists have been fighting for for years and as you said it gives back virgin rights to just under ten percent of florida's versing age population those people who have served what's called felony sentence and so basically prison time it doesn't apply to murderers and to six offenders but it applies to a wide range of people who might have been convicted of say traffic crimes and known violent offenses and those people who have won back the right to version overnight they've been celebrating people like sunshine is to serve time in prison he rides this is historic the greatest voting expansion since the twenty sixth amendment and the greatest in any state florida has gone from the later in disenfranchisement to the leda in enfranchise and and you know this actually also affects drag queens would you believe this is latrice royale he was

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they really can't afford this kind of bad publicity so a lot of stick their across the social editor of social media editor thank you very much. award winning bangladeshi photographer and social activist. who has been released from jail this week after spending more than one hundred days behind bars along was arrested back in august on charges of spreading false information about a protest for better road safety in bangladesh his arrest sparked international protests and calls for his release by human rights and media organizations around the world. shot he was greeted by a crowd of supporters as he left a jail in bangladesh's capital dhaka on tuesday used to capturing social injustice with his camera he has himself become the face of bangladesh's struggle for freedom of expression. was arrested in august after being accused of spreading false information and anti government propaganda on social media and in an interview with al-jazeera t.v. . supporters insist these allegations are fully concocted his lawyer sara hussein told the w.c. she was confident that the case against him would not stand in c

who had fallen ill a she later shared what took place on social media and it seems to strike a chord with doctors and we have a social media editor jared reed with us to tell us more about the story what happened on this flight so this took place earlier this week on a delta airlines flight and basically a woman sitting next to dr fasten a cody stanford started to shake and convulse unlike any trained medical professional dr stanford went to her assistance and after that happened a couple of flight attendants came over and asked her if she was a doctor which i guess is a fair enough question to begin with but then they are asked to see her medical credentials or physical license not once but twice and then they even if that license belonged to her later on she wrote that she was racially profiled by the airline and she tweeted this to delta she wrote my experience last not when a fellow passenger needed help shows that being a harvard medical doctor does not shield from rice ism and then she followed with a number of hashtags what a doctor looks like and black women doctors do exist now she is an accomplished senior doctor dr sta

sixteen facebook has made this one of its top priorities but how's it doing let's bring in our social media editor jared reed who is with us here in the studio so looking forward to today's midterms has facebook cleaned up its act well it's kind of hard to hold social media companies of how to because they've had the threat of regulation hundreds of their heads and so in the past two years facebook's had to take a good hard look at itself and prioritize safeguarding elections which it's doing through things like you just mentioned deleting fake accounts cracking down on news that isn't true and. bringing some transparency to the process around political ads and elections and now you're actually into one of the. earlier this year facebook google and all launched searchable database is for election ads and we're looking on facebook because basically it was more implicated in the election meddling so anyone can go to what's called the facebook and this is what you see if you search for donald trump for example we can see all of the ads featuring the u.s. president since the launch back in my birth. a

social media editor. how are shoppers supposed to judge what a smart product means in terms of security and privacy meme is not easy right now when there's a tech expert but it's really more important than ever because one of the biggest trends we're seeing huge in this year is these in home internet connected devices we're talking about amazon eco smart speaker maybe a fitness tracker even a voice activated teddy bear so you know luckily there are some good resources out there for consumers if they want more information one of them comes from the nonprofit internet foundation mozilla the maker of firefox it's released the second annual holiday shopping guide which reviews the privacy and security issues when it comes to smart electronics the problem is though that the results are not so encouraging take a look at this report mozilla reviewed seventy items it looked at how much data is collected who it shared with and basic security features like encryption and it ranked them from not creepy to super cree

social media apps. are we have or social media editor called last minute to tell us more about this girl just how big is this app bigger than i thought probably bigger than most people would think we have some numbers for you as more than five hundred million million active monthly users that is more than twitter and snap chat combined. it was the top non-game download and apple's appstore earlier this year and it just hit number one in the u.s. charts as well with some six million downloads in case you're like me and you're just hearing about it maybe just like you as well so me here's how it works here's what tiktaalik is all round you see the videos here users can create short videos we're talking a maximum of fifteen seconds you can easily add music special thinks filters and it's got some pretty advanced editing tools right there in the app as well of course you then upload your video you watch other people's creations on the app you see a lot of this kind of special effects and tricks music lip sinking some weird camera tricks and users that also compete to make the best video based on the theme e

but how is it really doing it for brock progress report i want to turn now to our very own social media editor jarrett rediff to a clue it's in so has facebook cleaned up its act the good christian social media companies have kind of been forced to clean up their act because they're doing so with the threat of regulation hanging over their head and what facebook's had to do over the past two years is take a good hard look at itself and try and prioritize as safeguarding elections which is trying to do through deleting suspicious and fake accounts through cracking down on news that isn't true and also opening up the transparency around the political ad machine and ok let's talk a bit more about transparency because you dug into this issue a little bit deeper right so facebook google and earlier this year all want searchable database is containing election ads and we're focusing on facebook because it was the most implicated in the election meddling anyone can go to what's called facebook's ad library we can get that up here and this is what you'll see when you type in for example donald trump w

someone who'd fallen she lived a shared watch took place on social media and it seems to have struck a chord with many docked is now a social media editor janet read is with me to tell us more welcome jacki let us move firstly as to what exactly happened on the flight right so this incident took place earlier this week on a delta flight and a woman sitting next to dr cody stanford started to convulsion needed medical attention and like a trained medical professional dr stanford came to her and after that some flight attendants came up and asked if she was a doctor i guess that's a fair enough question but what they then asked was to show her medical license not once but twice and then she was asked where the license actually belonged to her and dr stanford said she this line of questioning was racial profiling and she tweeted about it she said delta my experience last night when a fellow passenger needed help shows that a harvard medical doctor does not shield from racism and she tweeted i look like a doctor and later on black women doctors do exist and dr stanford is an accomplished doctor and she is also an expert on obesity and she w

attract new recruits now the bus fares launched a charm offensive hoping to change that and our social media editorgerry reed is with us so gerry of the german army has an image problem tell us more about that well it's something that's trying to possibly counteract through social media in this because they've been a few you know lots of negative press and a few scandals over the last little while one of them being last year there was a hazing and sexual abuse scandal a military academy there are criticisms generally that the german army is under equips and critics say this means it's not properly combat ready and also more recently there was an advertising campaign that i guess likened to a career in the army to playing computer games so this is contributed to a negative image that the army i guess wants to counteract while at the same time trying to recruit new soldiers because as you said compulsory military service was a bowler in two thousand and eleven so what's the strategy then to change people's minds about the army so it's a new series that's being made specifically for what's up and this

recruits well now the ones there has launched a charm offensive hoping to change that and our social media editor gerri is here jared always good to see you talk to us about this image problem it's something that german military is partly using social media to overcome because it's been a couple of years of bad headlines for the blondest fair it gets its underfunded and under equipped and so sometimes it gets accused of not being ready for for combat should it need to go into it last year there was a really really bad scandal that damaged the reputation of the bundeswehr and that was there was a sex abuse and a hazing scandal in one of its military colleges and this did incredible damage so basically the blunder sphere is trying to repair the damage it's also got to deal with this skepticism among the german public generally to missions involving the german army and at the same time it's got to try and recruit new soldiers because the compulsory military service hasn't existed since two thousand and eleven so there's a few factors at play here how are they going about winning the hearts and minds

a large crowd really very happy their social media editor william mcgrew crawford is here to tell us a bit more about the reactions that we are seeing to this well landmark result well first of all what is amendment four right so this ballot actually takes things back the way they were already in two thousand and eleven that's how most most ex felons get their rights back when they leave prison generally speaking you do your time you get your vote back this affects one point four million floridians as we've mentioned. short of murder and sex offender offenders but this is not how it always was that the last few years under the previous republican governor he essentially did away with this get out of jail get your voting right back and instead he set up this thing called the office of executive clemency which was a rather subjective and not very impartial way of of felons applying to get their voting rights back now a group of ex fallon's sued they won in a federal court earlier this year a federal judge said that is unconstitutional you cannot have it this way you're violating their

can't recall any raking comments and many fans have been taken by surprise and you don't use social media editor column as when it is in the studio to tell a smore and lightness about this whole waking issue so what are the finns saying about their alleged forest making their alleged forest breaking look finland it does have a lot of forest about seventy percent of the country is forest relatively few fires as well so the part is correct but the countries like the fires really has more to do with a strong early warning system than it does with with breaking so we're seeing a lot of things with some rather amusing responses on social media to trump's break comment we can show you a few of them here and apparently this is a finnish firefighter posing with their secret weapon holding up that it would be the very others calling this break news not fake news you see one toting firefighter here for claiming not on my watch. and you know why stop and rakes when you can bring in the big weapons how about a vacuum cleaner for the finish fire prevention there are many americans not holding back either thi

social media editor jared ray it is here to tell us a little bit more about the reaction that we're seeingo this landmark result but first we really have to understand what exactly amendment four is cherry red so this is a measure of the activists like the ones we just saw have been fighting for years and basically what this means it restores version rights to just under ten percent of florida's version i'd populations are quite a large number of people and these are people who have been convicted of what's called felony sentences not for all of them are really violent crimes but if they could just have been convicted of something and had to go to jail for it it doesn't apply the. two murderers and two people convicted of sex crimes these could be people who've. had to serve time for traffic crimes or nonviolent offenses for example so they'll get their right to vote back in people who have have been celebrating on social media and posting about people like i. used his time in prison he writes writes it's historic the greatest voting expansion sixth since the twenty sixth amendment and the

quickly becoming one of the world's top social media ass and here to explain this new phenomenon with me in the studio is none other than our duty of social media editor carl now as when they had me at the nene take. it love that they have this is a bigger app than i thought it was i had never heard of but let's take talk right there are five hundred million active monthly users around the world that used to dog that's more than twitter and more than snapchat combined right so this is a big deal it was one of the top non-game downloads in apple's app store for most of this year and it just hit number one in the u.s. as well more than six million downloads there in case you're just hearing about it like me or maybe like you. this is what talk is all about here is work you see these videos right and that's what it's all about users create short videos we're talking about a maximum of fifteen seconds you can easily then add music special fx some filters there's actually some fairly advanced editing things that you can do here some cool tools all within this app and then of course you upload your videos you see them here with their fun with their weird it

social media editor call osman is here in the studio karl what's going on with this finland it does have a lot of forest it's relatively fire free but the country's like a fires has very little to do with actual breaking and much more to do with the very sophisticated early warning system in the country so we're seeing a lot of thins with some rather amusing responses to trump's rake comments and even the presence that i don't even know what he's talking about take a look here we have some finnish people commenting let's start off with well partly the finnish firefighters secret weapon you can see it there the rake others are calling this rake news you see one rake toting firefighter here not on my watch and brian why stop and rakes you can really bring in the big guns how about a vacuum cleaner clearly just an ordinary day in the finish for us there many americans they're not holding back either when it comes to this rake comment here's the cover yesterday of the new york daily news they're calling for trump to make america rake again of course you know everyone could can joke about thi

our media editor amol rajan has the story. 2018 has been a year of turmoilfor facebook, with allegations including abuse by foreign powers such as russia and worries about socialthe biggest scandal surrounded british data firm cambridge analytica. the data of 87 million users fell into the hands of the british firm. facebook accepted responsibility for the error and apologised. now a us firm, 643, has launched a legal action against facebook. 643 was hit hard when in 2014 facebook cut—off third—party access to users' friends' data, precisely the avenue that cambridge analytica exploited. 643 had an app called pikini which searched out pictures of people in bikinis, but is now redundant. as part of the lawsuit in california, 643 obtained thousands of documents from facebook, some of them sensitive. now a select committee of mps in britain has acquired those documents ahead of the hearing on tuesday which representatives of seven international parliaments will attend. these are really serious important issues. i think facebook has been slow to realise how seriously we take them, and other parliaments around the world do as well, and we're prepared to use all the

facebook. 0ur media editor amol rajan has the story. 2018 has been a year of turmoilfor facebook, with allegations including abuse by foreign powers such as russia and worries about socialish data firm cambridge analytica. the data of 87 million users fell into the hands of the british firm. facebook accepted responsibility for the error and apologised. now a us firm, 643, has launched a legal action against facebook. 643 was hit hard when in 2014 facebook cut—off third—party access to users' friends' data, precisely the avenue that cambridge analytica exploited. 643 had an app called pikini which searched out pictures of people in bikinis, but is now redundant. as part of the lawsuit in california, 643 obtained thousands of documents from facebook, some of them sensitive. now a select committee of mps in britain has acquired those documents ahead of the hearing on tuesday which representatives of seven international parliaments will attend. these are really serious important issues. i think facebook has been slow to realise how seriously we take them, and other parliaments around the world do as well, and we're prepared to use all the powers that we have to try and get

social media. i'm pleased to announce derek leebaert. he has been on the board of several public institutions. a professor at georgetown, and a editor of several periodicals. he has led a global management firm. his previous books include the 50 year wound, and to dear and conquer. he is here to discuss his latest book "grand improvisation." well-its generally agreed upon that britain's eventually ended with the world war. a this was not a smooth or changing of the god. lebart analyzes 12 years in which britain and america unalcy, abrasively renegotiate ted their rolled in the world order. william hey at the national interest says "grand improvisation" is a disieldly revaliditiest narrative that brings neglected figures to the forefront while criticalliy assessing others. it puts a different spin on american and british heafort with an eye to policy changes. [applause] >> derek: let me emphasize that the transition was far more abrupt and brutal than an judgment between allies. one of the greatest 20th century myths, and the myth with the greatest bearing on current events is that after the end of world war ii, the british entire, t

manuscript to jump off the page for some editor well i'll read one chapter she she sd and sending me one chapter and outline rest and how you're going to promote it on social media. i said linda will you read whole thing just really i would like to get your opinion. no one chapter, outline the rest. social media -- she was very nice to get a agent if i wanted it and we parted ways then and luckily a small feisty publisher took on book and read whole manuscript such as it was, and so it became a book. at that point -- you mentioned rudy and also how easy it is to commit wine fraud. are you surprised at his audacity in scope what have he did. he was traveling in very high circles the crÈme de la creme of wine connoisseur and fooled them all over a number of years and curious with what insight you had into rudd didy as you reseah over eight years. >> who was rudy now if you think about a top end wine counterfilter a englishman or even an american. rudy came to u.s. oz student visa went to cal state north ridge and indonesia never touch wine until a birthday dinner for his father at san francisco probably in 2,000 maybe 1989 he knew nothing about wine. but he orders

social media. it is verified by us. jump on twitter and follow tictoc. ♪ yvonne: no music today. david: we were shot out of a commercial break. anyway, today we have our managing editorassets reporter both with us. yvonne: if you want to access those charts, they are at the bottom of your screen at gtv go. chart is all about credit. ge specifically. this is a story that has not been getting as much attention as it should. even though ge is still a triple d rated credit, still investment grade, it is trading already like it is in double d territory, which would be junk. the reason i like to talk about ge is i find it to be a microcosm of the macro trends and credit. ge is a company that basically traded off its credit. borrowed $115 billion in debt to finance some weird business ventures. now of course it has encountered trouble. repricing is rapidly that and that feeds into fears of how much double d rated debt is out there and potential for double d rated debt to sink deeper into junk territory. david: we will be the judge of that. let's see the other one. >> the chart i have is taking a look at hedge fund expectations for the fed and treasuries going into next year

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