let's talk about responsibly using social media. >> a responsible way to use social media, using that platform for positivity, and as you stated earlier you can follow movements on social media. there are ways to create a platform tat before. so you can utilize it for you to speak about the things you engage within the things you are willing to support. and be intentional about who you allow to follow you and who you follow, because people see them. people see who you are in your circle.a lot of times would say i'm out of social media because of the negativity in my responses, who would you fall because i wake up and every day it gives me a new type of inspiration. i'm from a small town and with social media it allows me to go global each and every day with no worries and i wake up and see engagement. i see doctoral degrees, i see people opening businesses and that is because i have intentionally found the correct people.furthermore, i engage in the right conversations. i don't utilize it for bickering and things such as that. a great tool i really love, i've had facebook for nine yea

like social security. social security still has trillions of dollars in the bank there that they don't want to pay back to. host: ok, sal, thanks for the call this morning. in fact, if you're interested in social security discussion in our next segment, we're going to take a look at the state of both social security and medicare, both former trustees of those programs are joining us for that discussion. so stay tuned to us for a few more minutes to take a look at that. the "new york times" also analyzes this morning the decision by the second federal judge on turning back the third version of president trump's travel ban. it quotes some of the arguments used by the judge in making that decision, he out of hawaii, and he quoted extensively, the judge did, from mr. trump's statements and twitter messages during the campaign and in office, including his demand as a candidate for "a complete and total shutdown of muslims entering the united states" -- host: jeffrey from maryland, i'm sorry, north dakota, is ne

so social business can take a loan and repay a loan the idea though is that it is social in the sense that it will not distribute dividends. we treat the banks as if they are social business. we wanted to make it social business but we couldn't. that was just one third of the company shares owned. all this money when you ask. it's coming from all of the dividends that we receive from the government. it goes into all of the investment that we make. there are many other resources that we have. that came to the perfect position. and is creating more and more. we started setting up the next one. we had four hospitals and they are paying back all of the investment in social business. you cannot take any dividend. simply you get your money back. you do pay back the capital put in. otherwise it's not a business. you have to return your investment money. the breaking point for us is a very important point. you need to be invested to create another hospital. all of them now. all of the money goes into creating a second hospital on the third hospital in a fourth hospital. you all of these hospi

start social hace que las mujeres sufran de un trastorno mental y [no adio si volamos de la red socialtrol de lo que estÁ haciendo. tiene asÍ la opciÓn de buscar exactamente lo que quiere y asÍ ellos sabenquÉ esperar de las redes sociales.. ... un aviso del tiempo que se debes usar een redes sociales. la pregunta es cuÁnto tiempo usan estas redes sociales durante el dÍa? recuerden, no mÁs de dos horas. javier: carolina pasa todo el dÍa en el telÉfono. carolina: es para javier olivares, no tenga ese telÉfono a una sola hora del dÍa. nos tomamos una fotografÍa y se muere porque es privado. javier: quiÉn no recuerda a mario bros? ahora paso a rca en la basada en la vida de renÉ pérez. recorre diferentes paÍses de sus antepasados para renovar su disco como solista con nueve nominaciones. javier: con nueve nominaciones a los latÍn grammy 2017. va a estar sumamente interesante. el presidente trump se estÁ poniendo de moda en esta noche de halloween. carolina: seguimos conectados contigo a travÉs de las redes sociales. ♪ never ending pasta bowl está de vuelta en olive garden. desde $9.99. ven

for second place goes on as the results oriented like they want to vienna also coming up germany's social democrats take the lead like keil action in the state of lower saxony bring you the latest results and tell you what they need for shelter for uncle americal as she tries to form a new coalition government. and i'm sarah harman welcome to the program it's very good to have you with us auster it is set to get a new chancellor as early election results give conservatives about courts a clear lead thirty one year old to become europe's youngest government leader after a campaign in which he promised to clamp down on immigration courts is expected to go into government with the far right freedom party which is in a close race to prove second place vote marks a swing to the right in austria after decades of centrist governments. and we have some early results for you from this paulo do you keep in mind these results could change they are provisional well let's pull up the graphic for you you can see there in black conservative people's party led by sebastian course our own thirty one point

but it's been a good night for the social democrats let's pull up the latest projected results for you know. now you can see there in black the city was coming in second with thirty three point seven percent of the vote the social democrats are s.p.d. there and red made some big gains there coming out on top with thirty seven point seven percent of the vote the green party is in third right now with eight point eight percent the pro-business f.d.p. party took seven point two percent the left party took four point six percent and that's important because it's not enough to clear the five percent hurdle you need to take any seats at all in parliament and then again the right wing alternative for germany took six percent clearing that five percent hurdle. so in total we're talking about one hundred thirty five seats in lower saxony state parliament in the city of hanover and based on the projected results we're going to see the christian democrats take forty nine of those seats the social democrats will have the largest share with fifty five the greens will have thirteen seats in the hous

so the social democrats in the right wing populist will battle that out for second place and that will probably make the difference which coalition we will see in australia ok we've been hearing throughout the day that migration was a huge issue in this election tell us a little bit more about how that influenced voters. if you look at austria it's always been part of the major migration routes into the european union the western balkans route from syria and also the mediterranean route coming up from italy and that's why there is a big sensibility here by people for this topic and if you look at the last decades it's always been a winning topic mainly for the right wing populists and now is a bust and coach has taken some pages out of the playbook of the right wing pop was saying he will stop illegal immigration he already did that as the foreign minister and it seems to have worked although we will of course have to wait for the final results today we're expecting exit polls in about ten minutes time but while we wait you mentioned earlier sebastian cortes he's thirty one years old h

we wanted to make it social business. it was owned by a social business. all of this might when you ask is coming from there. it goes into the investment that we are making. and there are many other sources in the businesses that we make profit. we started with the it hospital to take care of that. that comes to the profit-making. it came to the breakeven point. setting up the next one. in the next hospital. now we had four hospitals running. and they are in the social business. you can't take any dividend simply you just get your money back. she met but you do pay back the capital put in. otherwise it is is not a business. it should be running its own money. after that the money comes back. so now four hospitals will be doing that. you get the city of the hospital coming out there. this is part of the whole thing. how does it relate to the islamic finance. i'm not very familiar with this. it has to be certain. what is the next step. it is to let people know. you guys are the next step. if you lack until the children first. we had two options. and create a

chairman, that the best social program is a job. i'm not talking about throwing people out in the cold. i'm just saying the free enterprise system in my experience has done more to lift people out of poverty than any social program that government has ever imposed. i'm also not talking about requiring work from people who can't work. what i have in mind is saying to our fellow americans, if you are tween the ages of 18 and 55, if you don't have any children and if you're not disabled, then in order to continue to receive your benefits, we would ask you, require you to work 20 hours a week and we'll help you get a job or go back to school for 20 hours a week or do community service for 20 hours a week. i'm not talking about a mother with a sick child in her arms. i'm not talking about asking granddad to leave the nursing home. i'm talking about helping folks get back on their feet. and i think for that reason, mr. chairman, it's something we can all agree upon and that is every american should have the opportunity to know the dignity

is in second with thirty three point six percent of the vote the social democrats are s.p.d. has made big gains coming out on top with thirty one point seven percent the green party is in third with eight point nine percent the pro-business f.d.p. party takes seven point four percent the left party takes four point six percent which is not enough to clear the five percent hurdle for seats in parliament and the right wing alternative for germany is on six point one percent which puts them in the state parliament in lower saxony for the first time in total there are one hundred thirty five seats in the lower saxony state parliament and hand over based on the projected results the christian democrats will take forty nine of those seats the social democrats will have the largest share with fifty four the green party will have thirteen seats in the house the liberal f.d.p. party gets ten and the far right alternative for germany will have nine of the one hundred thirty five seats that means the current coalition of greens and social democrats fall short of having a governing major

party here beaten by the social democrats and the c.d.u. until a couple of weeks ago here in lower saxony looked like they could take this state back and like they could actually maintain that lead well that didn't happen and the social democrats now have a new hero after that traumatic experience in the last general elections also we're already hearing from voices here within the c.d.u. which are blaming the german chancellor in part for these bad results here. her message just after those elections that she won but it certainly was not a victory because there were some heavy losses for her c.d.u. party as well while she basically said that she didn't really know what she should have done differently well this certainly didn't help matters here with the christian democrats in lower saxony having said that the issues here were very much regional issues there were the question of education policy that was very high up on the agenda of migration in the migration issue didn't feature that large and stefan via from the social democrats was very

i exist on social media set is the only thing that i have so. for me it's a bridge to reach people to do to start conversation in the age of snapshots and twitter messages have a very short life span. but are bio wants to leave a lasting visual impression for instance he placed two well known media images side by side to help shed new light on the hopeless plight of children in syria. his cartoons often go viral and also reverberate outside the arab world they tend to have a political message such as his depiction of attempts in france to ban burqini. then to. gave a speech of the way for us for a new way of publishing or with new way of reaching to people i tried when i first started i tried and i tried and i tried to work for traditional media i tried to work for a newspaper i got kicked out of an editor's office you know i sent my work i said i don't want money i think published it was then that he decided to publish on social media at about the same time in late twenty ten protests against the tunisian government began to grow those localize

social media is the only reason why i do still have a social life.ed my life and made it...and made it. my entire life is online, my entire world is online, my career is, my social life is. social media has just been completely everything for my life. i thank it for everything. so newquay is very seasonal. i've been a lifeguard for four years, but that was seasonal. i've been a receptionist, but once again seasonal for a holiday park. one minute they need me, one minute they don't. had all my qualifications but couldn't find a job. special k, 25p. i looked this up on amazon last night and it's actually £7 and i sell it for £1.50. several products you can eat years past its best before date. as long as it's sealed, kept dry, it's perfectly fine. i've always wanted a career where i can help my local community. it's nice to see families tell their children they can have whatever they want and then they can spend the other money on days out or whatever. so it's good to know you are helping other people. some people might frown on it, but this place is a

which required us to improve social security, national social security, national . to push forward the full-scale theal growth, we must see main conflict of our society , we did not change how ourc idea of social-historical change. , we are still in the initial period of socialism development. the international status has the largest developing country has not been changed. must remember this , the parties basic principle and people's lifeline lead people of the nation. the central task of economic to achieve to make our country a modernize socialist country. china entered a new area in the history of the chinese people even in thel status also means greatly for the development of the word nation. make it with the chinese character to show it more , the chinese parties new historical mission in the new era. more than 100 years ago the send usrevolution marxism and leninism. found the road based on marxism and leninism. process of the chinese against feudalism, we use marxism and leninism combined with chinese working classes movement. , we work for the liberation of

the longer social media as long as social media remains an important method of communication and still influences daily interaction it will also be important for political communication but you have to take your message where the people are. currently that's on the big social networks like facebook twitter and instagram facebook or twitter instagram. all of the parties still have a lot to learn before they can thrive in the digital age. shifts as better strategy is needed. than now it's time for the shift ranking the most attractive cities for startups. in fifth place the swedish capital the viking era is long gone today ideas are forged here the study comes from nest pick an aggregator website for apartment rentals they investigated the startup ability of hundreds of cities the criteria included income social services and quality of life. for its high pace cash for an extra portion of meatballs. ballplayers goes to. sitting in a cafe and working away on projects that typical startup picture the german capital is a cheap city to live in and it gives every business idea a chance. coming

again to talk about the social injustice. so it just happens that it wanted to die down, but the president ramped it up. dave spadaro: and that's the interesting part about it because the controversy has seemed to morph into a lacking respect for the country and the flag. and that's not the origin of what colin kaepernick and eric reid. there's a really fine piece, an op-ed piece, written this week by eric reid in "the new york times" that it was based on social injustices. there was a murder that hit close to eric reid's home and his heart, in louisiana. and so he felt the need to have--join colin kaepernick against police brutality and social injustice, not the american flag. not what america stands for. and somehow, it has morphed into the inaccurate portrayal of what this--these protests, silent protests, are all about. barrett: absolutely. rosemary: well, and that is how the president and some of his supporters are viewing this demonstration and certainly they've been speaking out on it. let's take a listen. president tr

security or social security survivor's benefits. many of these 1.7 million americans getting screwed tried to do the right thing. they paid into a private retirement system and paid into social security only to find out later they can get their money from the private retirement system but they can't get their money from social security. they are being punished for being prudent. many of them retired with no idea that that's the law, and by then, of course, it's too late. in june of this year, mr. president, one in six americans collected social security benefits and i'm happy for every one of them because to collect they had to pay in. that's about 61 million americans. by 2031 when the last of the baby boomers hit retirement age that number is going to increase, mr. president, to about 75 million americans. now, these are going to be our seniorsed and they -- seniors and they are our seniors to be. they battling against the rising cost of housing, health care, automobiles, taxes, fees. many of them have had their private retirement

flush out fiction from fact so how do we deal with this modern day reality of where does it leave social media this is inside story. hello welcome to the program in doha i'm adrian finnegan fake news there is no doubt it's become one of the key of twenty seventeen brought into the spotlight after the us presidential election last november it became clear that thousands of people were unintentionally sharing articles that were full of misinformation the resulting paranoia led people to accuse even once trusted sources including the new york times of carrying fake news and social media is a core part of the problem facebook has finally decided to do something about it it's testing a new feature called the i pad and when clicked it gives the reader more information about the article they're reading the idea to give people context about their news sources so they can decide if articles of from publishers they trust and if the stories themselves are credible well facebook's come under attack for not doing this earlier critics say that the company has a responsibility to protect its users from

el proceso de migraciÓn sigue vigilando las redes sociales para proteger a la patria.ay fotos de ellos en instagram que demuestren que tuvieron amistad. edwin: la administraciÓn enfatiza que solo han actualizado una ley que existe desde 1974 para cumplir con requisitos administrativos de la ley de privacidad. por eso piden tener mucho cuidado con lo que sube a redes sociales. >> pasan muchas personas que estÁn haciendo pedido por un matrimonio, en las redes sociales ponen fotos con personas que no es la esposa, inmigraciÓn se da cuenta y vas a crear duda. edwin: no quiere decir que migraciÓn solamente tendrÁ informaciÓn a partir de hoy en adelante, sino tendrÁ la capacidad de revisar y almacenar su historial completo en redes sociales. ilia: regresamos enseguida. eduardo: las temperaturas subieron en nuestra zona llegando a 70 grados. el pronÓstico al regresar. ilia: llegÓ la hora de enterarnos de las condiciones del tiempo, pasamos con eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: la temperatura subiÓ, estamos en 71 grados, volvemos a tener temperaturas mÁs cÁlidas, un otoÑo cálido. la

a propaganda video on social other social media channels what i believe to be their official so social media channels that feature the clip of las vegas of the strip and of course you would think that las vegas being one of the key. symbols if you will of the american way of life and. you know sin city and with everything that's that's going on the gambling of course being a big part of that las vegas of course would be a big target and i'm sure that. authorities that would be were very well prepared to deal with that situation and as we've discussed earlier the different types of gunfire that you can clearly hear on these videos indicate that maybe it's actually a shooter and police responding to the shooter we don't know we'll have to find out and again everything that we see on social media has to be treated with caution and a pinch so we never know very often that is. very fired in can only serve as an indication of course of what's going on and we're still waiting for more solid news to come through you know we were just in reviewing social media information that we were getting w

meanwhile incumbent chancellor christian can leader of the social democrats has become bogged down in internal scandals and accusations against the media something that's only played into the hands of his opponents who have been busy trying to outdo each other on immigration control head to the polls you just mentioned immigration is a big topic here and if you look at the geographical situation of austria it's really no surprise it's in the center or at the end of the big migration routes that lead into the huge european union one of them being of course the western balkans route from syria the other one across the mediterranean up to italy and that's why people here are way very worried about this but that's not the only thing you also have to keep in mind this country has been governor for ten years by a grand coalition between the conservative party and the social democrats the s.p.d. are here and the feeling among many here in australia in vienna is that they really haven't gotten anything done there they don't feel good about this coalition they think they've been meddling along

platform also has a strong social and political component it portrays itself as the party of ordinary people people who are threatened by immigration particularly immigration into the welfare system there's a sense that they pay so much into the social welfare system but others profit from it that social and political component and that sense of mistrust is central to the f.t. so the old p.d.'s left party and the f.t. have more in common than you might think and. i head for the noise district hardly

we are highly raising socialism with chinese characteristics than. —— banner. with chinese characteristics in our thoughts, are culture, are flourishing. which has helped the other countries which are trying to grow in the modern time. we also give a new choice of the other countries, and we have contributed chinese wisdom to the world growth. in this new era, it is a crucial time that we need to work further towards achieving socialism with chinese characteristics, to build a whirl of country, and to build a great power in the world. it is also the age for the party for the people to unite together, and to strive for better better life. it is time for an older generation of chinese to realise regionalisation, and to realise regionalisation, and to realise our chinese dream. it is time for us to take centre stage in the world, and to make greater contributions for the humankind. socialism with chinese characteristics in this new era, our challenges have become the need for a better life, and the unbalanced growth in different regions. the stability of our count

carolina: hablando de redes sociales, quien maneja tus redes sociales? gente nos acompaÑe y conozca lo que hacemos. carolina: esa fotografÍa que pusiste tu ya cuando estabas pequeÑo, la tenemos en pantalla, quien la subiÓ? gabriel:yo. muchas veces las fans que le mandÓ beso y abrazo, lo bonito de las redes sociales es que puedes tener la interacciÓn con todos los lados del mundo a un nivel inmediato. cuando empecÉ mi carrera, no existÍa esto, estÁ este feedback que tienes con el pÚblico a nivel global. una de las cosas que me da mucho orgullo decir es que las novelas que producimos en mÉxico se ven en mÁs de 150 paÍses. javier: hoy en dÍa muchas personas podrÁn mirarlo a travÉs de las pantallas de univisiÓn. gran estreno "caer en tentaciÓn" a las 10:00 p.m.. carolina: muchÍsimas gracias y mucha suerte. maÑana tenemos mÁs aquÍ en "ediciÓn digital". hasta maÑana. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>educaciÓn gratuita podrÍa ser un fuerte atractivo para estudiantes en colegios comunitarios. una nueva ley que tiene que ver con los baÑos permitirÁ que los padres de familia puedan brinda

julio: es el nuevo objetivo contra las redes sociales. nicolÁs maduro amenazÓ a las redes sociales.tagram. reportero: el mandatario dijo que la campaÑa fue desigual en las de redes sociales. >> yo tengo derecho a defenderme. reportero: el reclamo podrÍa tener consecuencias. >> tenemos una sorpresita para las prÓximas semanas. reportero: esta no es la primera vez que el oficialismo se enfrenta con las redes sociales. fueron suspendidas varias redes sociales alineadas al gobierno. para los expertos en las redes sociales, las consecuencias podrÍan afectar los sectores menos mediÁticos en venezuela. >> no se puede decidir sobre quÉ consume la gente. no se sabe si van a ir en contra del prestador de servicio o en contra de los usuarios. julio: a regresar de las causales tenemos un resumen sobre nuestros " contacto deportivo". nathalie: hola, les saluda nathalie. otra estrella de la nba estÁ lesionado. inicialmente, se lesionÓ en un choque de rodillas en un partido de pretemporada. el jugador fue suspendido tras agredir a un oficial. la suspensiÓn le costarÁ un gran pago. en el jugador po

if they say we want to reform social security say do you support the principle of social instruments. they have to get out of this language that obscures what they're doing. i actually made a list at one point of things i think follow this analysis. i think the main thing is to realize that as a source of tremendous strength. they understand that if the majority knows what's going on and the majority sees what kind of society they would bring into being, people will want to solve it. the task is to reach out to one another to engage in get involved. there's so many different ways and networks people are plugged into. i think that can begin to make it different. what better conditions do they have for pushing through this agenda. they didn't like what they were seeing and they really responded. >> there are clearly parallels between what buchanan was doing it george mason what freedman was doing at the university of chicago. did you see any documentation of collaboration between those two schools. >> it's actually quite interesting. buchanan came out of chicago and the first years they

each social media company has uncovered some piece of russia's social media campaign. but no one company alone can fully comprehend the extent of kremlin operations. as they conduct investigations in their data, they'll each detect only those accounts where the kremlin failed to hide its hand. seen only the tip of the iceberg floating above the social media sea upon which they float. each platform serves a function, a role, and an interlocking social media ecosystem where russia pursued five complementary social media functions to achieve its objective. they'll do reconnaissance on platforms like facebook and linkedin. they'll host on youtube, both overtly and covertly to hide their hand. thaller do placement on anonymous websites or social media platforms like 4chan and reddit. and they'll saturate their audiences on facebook, instagram, pinterest, or any other platform where there are americans. russia employs all social media to achieve its influence. a hypothetical example, an anonymous forgery on 4chan can be discussed on kremlin twitter accounts who can amplify t

hitler wanted to marry nationalism with socialism. the key difference was hitler was a racist hitler was an anti-semite andy made this anti-semitism and bigotry essential part of national socialism p mussolini was not a racist. mussolini ultimo represented usa. fascism. mussolini came to power in the 1920s pickell he came to power in the 1933. hitler revered mussolini. hitler said that mussolini as a last of the caesars. if you're looking for fascism at the beginning, at its point of origin, you have to look at mussolini. >> host: you are saying that fascism is a left-wing political cause? >> guest: fascism was recognized to be left-wing not only by the fascists but by the anti-fascists. this is all at the time. later there was a revisionism that came in and which progressive writers and historians redefine fascism and tried to move it into the right-wing column, but take mussolini. mussolini was the most famous marxist in italy. he was the leader of the italian socialist party, the editor of its magazine, and his fascism grew out of

compared proposed law changes with opinion surveys in different social classes. the result political decisions are almost always based on the wishes of the rich minority regardless of whom the majority elected into power. examples include several proposals to regulate the financial industry. raising the minimum wage. reducing taxes on investment income and the top rate of tax generally. the political scientist evaluated almost one thousand eight hundred proposed law changes covering a period of more than twenty years the degree of inequality did surprise me and virtual complete lack of influence of ordinary voters was surprising and dismaying frankly i think for any country that considers itself a democracy or aspires to be one idea that average citizens people of ordinary incomes have little or no influence over what their government does is quite dismaying. and there's a backlash the public don't feel well represented by rich politicians who are only acting in their own interests it sounds paradoxical but that was one of the reasons for the success of donald tr

or take social inequality. they want to know why do we have a minimum wage now but not a maximum wage why don't you do something about these huge bonuses especially when these managers did nothing to earn them. why isn't there a minimum pension answers to these questions about social inequality could have been clearly formulated. when you asked your respondents to look into the future many said they were afraid that things would get worse. yes of course people are worried that jobs are vanishing. people who want to work and are afraid they won't have it. there's a huge gap in what people say they want to leave for the next generation as their legacy and what they think will actually happen in the future. what they see around them what they hear from the media is what they see for the future they need to name. what people see now and how they imagine the future that's how it works and so. i want to turn to another important issue. but we're talking about the future and your study shows that many young people are

cuÁntas veces al dÍa revisas tu mail o tus redes sociales? vidas. en el dÍa nacional de la sobrecarga de informaciÓn, infoobesidad, nos recuerda que este exceso de datos nos puede dejar un impacto bastante fuerte en nuestras vidas, y en nuestra productividad. en promedio, un empleado recibe al menos 93 mails al dÍa, o recibe cerca de 35 mensajes de texto en su celular, lo que es una distracciÓn constante. lo preocupante es que estos datos han aumentado en los Últimos dos aÑos, perÍodo suficiente para que se haya generado el 90%de todos los datos en el mundo. en el dÍa del internauta el promedio de esta persona es que estÁ expuesto a 1707 anuncios publicitarios al mes. un estadounidense se pasa hasta 12 horas revisando, y hace a sus correos electrÓnicos, mensajes de texto, redes sociales. esto es Únicamente fuera del trabajo. cÓmo podemos saber si estamos cayendo en este exceso de informaciÓn? algunos sÍntomas son el agobio, los nervios y la confusiÓn constante. si no tomamos cartas en el asunto, que puede generar un mayor estrÉs y empeorar tu

so, amanda, we saw yasmina talk about the subtlety of bullying on social media. mean, that's tough. >> yeah. it's really tough. the first thing i would tell them to do is report it to the platform that you're using or to your school. and, also, they were so insightful. they really hit the nail on the head. it's really about balance, prioritizing your social-media use with your other priorities and with outlets. i encourage students to always pursue their passions, because not only does that build their self-confidence and their self-esteem, it really improves their protective factors, like, through their coping skills, so that they can mitigate those negative impacts. >> almost out of time. kristen, you've got a young girl now who's at that age. >> yeah. so, all these things, all these issues that we're putting at the forefront are very helpful. i was impressed by yasmina and lauren, because they are there, on a daily basis at school, telling their peers that, "we're here for you. we reject the bullying, we reject the meanness, and we support each other." and if

care. >> as i have said in this house before we recognize the pressure there is on social care as we see in aging population. there is short-term meetings and long-term answers. in the short time we've made extra funding available. the announcement was made in the budget for an exit 2 billion pounds. in the medium term we need to make sure this practice is observed across all local authorities. in some cases charges are higher than in others and we need to make sure best practice and in the long term we need a sustainable push in our social care system and that's why we will be publishing a full and open consultation on ideas and proposals to ensure we can have that short-- social care system in the future. >> thank you, mr. speaker. what reassurances can she give me about the ongoing support the government is giving? >> my honorable friend raises an important issue. since my right honorable friend the secretary of state the commission's work on this in september last year i can confirm we will publish our response to the consultation tuesday the 31st, of october. with a wide range o

position in those coalition talks opinion polls ahead of the vote put her neck and neck with the social democrats the far right alternative for germany was forecast to enter parliament in the state for the very first time. i'm joined here in the studio by thomas sparrow from our politics department and i've also got michelle a cook in our reporting for us live from hanover we'll be speaking to her in just a minute. thomas let's start with you tell us about lower saxony what kind of place is it why does this vote matter so much lower saxony is one of germany's biggest states and in fact the election was not supposed to happen right now just off the federal election but one m p one local m.p. changed her allegiance from the green party to the c.d.u. and that meant that the governing coalition in lower saxony lost its parliamentary majority and that meant that they have to have this election right now and as you said this could obviously set the tone and the mood for the debate here in berlin after and thomas i understand that we do now have the first results and it is some bad news for am

it is frightening, and it is the work of social media.the more chatter and outrage, the more money can be made. what's your opinion? >> do you agree? is social media a threat to democracy? tell us on facebook. follow us at "dw global society." and that was this week's democracy special. thanks for joining us. don't forget, we enjoy hearing from you. write to us at global3000@dw.com or on facebook, dw global society. see you next time. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] (resonant music) (sber muc) - we have the elites which a very, very rich. the elites are the person who are cse to president vladimir pun

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carolina: comenzando hoy los datos de informaciÓn que tengas en redes sociales pueden ser utilizadospor inmigraciÓn a la hora de llegar a estados unidos o pedir beneficios migratorios. javier: reaparece el guardia de seguridad jesÚs campos, primero en responder al tiroteo en las vegas. contÓ cÓmo lo hirieron en una pierna momentos antes de que el atacante abrirÁ fuego. carolina: en california se conocen detalles de la muerte de gabrielito, el menor de 13 aÑos que fue torturado y abusado hasta la muerte supuestamente a manos de su madre y su novio. javier: miÉrcoles 18 de octubre de 2017. asÍ arrancamos las noticias en esta tarde. gracias por estar con nosotros. lo saludamos carolina sarassa y javier olivares. carolina: comenzamos hablando de inmigraciÓn. los datos y contenidos en redes sociales podrÍan ser utilizados por inmigraciÓn a la hora de entrar aquÍ a estados unidos o pedir algÚn beneficio migratorio. javier: permite monitorear los perfiles de facebook, instagram o twitter de ciudadanos extranjeros. podrÍan pedir el celular, tu tableta o computadora, ademÁs de tus claves y us