alex stamos is now front and senter in this latest controversy. he plans to step down from his post in august according to reports. in a tweet stamos said he was still employed but his role had changed to exploring emerging security risk and working on election security. facebook did not immediately respond to requests for comment. staple yo stamos tweeted several times over the weekend detailing kaim's ukai cambridge analytica's data they said they should be alleged publicly down at facebook hq, stamos is clashing with other facebook executives about how much the company should have been disclosing about the efforts of russian backed propaganda. stamos wanted more disclosure which reported conflicted with the views of facebook's policy team led by cheryl stanberg. stamos, very familiar with the impact of russian cyber activity remember, before he joined facebook, he was the chief information security officer at yahoo. they were hit by the historic data breech in 2013. the company later revealing that all three billion of its accounts were hacked

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stamos wanted more disclosure which reportedly conflicted with a more cautious approached a separatedcebook's policy team headed by sheryl sandberg stamos is a silicon valley veteran who is all too familiar with the impact of russian cyber activity before facebook he was the chief information security officer at yahoo between march 24 and june 2015 yahoo, of course, was hit by the massive data breach in 2013. the company later revealed all three billion of its accounts were hacked in the theft the u.s. government did charge russian intelligence agents and two hackers with masterminding at least one of those breaches guys, back to you. >> josh, thank you josh lipton. in another development in this story, new revelations about cambridge analytica from a secretly recorded video of executives michelle caruso-cabrera joins with us more. >> cambridge analytica is a consulting firm that credits itself with helping donald trump win the election and facebook accuses them of violating facebook rules for harvesting user data. hedge fund manager and top republican donor robert mercer is a major i

alex stamos is leaving over a disagreement about security and facebook's role in spreading misinformation. that's according to "the new york times." he tweeted that he remains fully engaged at facebook but that his role has changed. the social network is under fire after a campaign consulting group obtained data from 50 million facebook users to target voters for the trump campaign. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," cbs news contributor nicholas thompson, editor-in-chief of "wired," has a new report out this morning on the cambridge analytica scandal. >>> and now to the russia investigation. president trump's lawyers have handed over documents to special counsel robert mueller's investigators. the president's lawyers are negotiating the scope and terms of a possible interview with the president. mueller is investigating possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. on twitter the president called the investigation a total witch hunt with massive conflicts of interest. >>> the president is back in washington after unveiling his plan to fight opioid addiction during a trip to new

alex stamos is the chief information security officer. he plans to leave in august. facebook shares dropped almost 7% yesterday. they lost about $35 billion in shareholder value. all of this after reports that facebook may have mishandled data for more than 50 million users. data that ended up in the hands of the trump election team. a former employee of data firm cambridge analytica says the company harvested the data and then used it to influence voters. now calls for mark zuckerberg to testify before congress and for more laws to increase transparency and disclosure. >> i think most people realize you need sensible regulation and self regulation and legal regulation to make sure that the social media is preserved. >> among the statements pressuring a deeper investigation into facebook dealings, a senator from minnesota said it is clear that these platforms cannot police themselves. mark zuckerberg needs to testify before the senate judiciary. in a statement, facebook said they remain committed to vigorously enforcing policies to protect information. in recent year

alex stamos is the chief information security officer. he plans to leave in august. facebook shares dropped almost 7% yesterday, losing about $35 billion in shareholder value. all of this after reports that facebook may have mishandled data for more than 50 million users. it ended up in the hands of the trump election team. a former employee of the political data firm cambridge analytica says the company harvested the data and then used it to try to influence voters. now there are calls for mark zuckerberg to testify before congress and more laws to increase transparency and disclosure. >> most people realize you cannot have a laissez-faire attitude. you need sensible regulation to make sure that the forum of social media is preserved. >> a senator from minnesota said it is clear these platforms cannot police themselves. the fec commissioner wrote the perspective of mark zuckerberg would be of great value. facebook has said they remain committed to vigorously enforcing policies to protect information. in recent years, facebook has sent several high-level executives t

as facebook's head of security alex stamos. he did not deny leaving, but said he is fully engaged with his work at facebo facebook. >> an undercover report by channel 4 shows cambridge analytica executives talking about how they can use bribery and entrapment to get compromising material on their political opponents. we have isa soares with more from london. >> reporter: good morning, dave. cambridge analytica, the company behind me in the gray building, as you can see has been hit with an emergency data seizure order in the uk. a warrant is expected to be issued for them to pass on data. authorities believe they have not been truthful or honest in the last parliamentary committee in february. this coming in a story by channel 4 news and the reporters you were mentioning, dave, went undercover as a potential sri lankan client. over a series of meetings which included several with senior executives with cambridge analytica, including the ceo alex, they went on to offer and describe a disturbing array of services to provide. one,

also facebook tells fox business that contrary to reports chief security officer alex stamos not leavings the chief security officer at facebook, he held his position for three years and leads security efforts. this is especially around emerging security risks. he is a valued member for the team and grateful for all he does each and every day. the company confirming effort to launch audit of cambridge operations was stymied by uk information commissioners office announcing they were pursuing their own investigation in that the facebook investigation would get in the way. meanwhile, a hashtag delete facebook is gaining momentum as people are starting to delete their accounts. people are hopping mad about this. when you look at this, it's frustrating to see your personal information shared all over the place. ashley: it certainly is, and where it ends up. good stuff, gerri. this is a story that keeps going and going. gerri willis thank you very much on this facebook scandal. by the way, all of this is rippling through to other social media stocks, getting dragged down if you like. twitter

alex stamos. leaving, but fully engaged with his work at facebook. >> further adding to the i ho intrigue, an undercover report by channel 4 in london. executives talking about how they can use bribery and entrapment to dig up material on the political opponents. we have isa soares with more from london. >> reporter: good morning, dave. an extraordinary report from channel 4 which aired last night. channel 4 reporter went undercover posing as a potential sri lankan client looking for services from cambridge analytica. in terms of trying to win the up coming elections for the undercover report. then including the ceo from cambridge analytica went on to outline the services it could provide. let's call it dirty tricks to swing elections. some of the services they said they were willing to provide is honey traps and sending in beautiful ukrainian women to operate a sex sting. also bribing officials to discredit politicians. they could send in someone who is a property developer to offer money in exch

alex stamos continues to be the chief security officer at facebook. he held the position nearly three years. he leads our security efforts especially around emerging security risks. he is a valued member of the team. we are greatful for all he does each and every day. the company confirms that its effort to launch an audit of cambridge operations was estimate -- stymied by uk commissioners office and issue ad warrant to conduct a globe. there is #leave facebook gaining momentum as customers delete their accounts. david: it not as easy to delete your account. my daughter tried to do it. it is tough to get out when you try to do it. melissa: like the mob. david: they pull you back. lenore and jon are back with us. lenore, first of all this story about the way facebook was sharing information, apparently selling information about some of their users without all of their users consent because people were linked in, that is the basis of social media, it has gone on before and it went on in fact in 2012 in the election of 2012. a lot of people bragged about

"the new york times" reports that facebook's chief officer alex stamos will leave by august.hat's because of internal conflicts. >>> facebook and other tech stocks plunged today amid the controversy. facebook shares closed down nearly 7%, wiping out about $37 billion of market value. that means mark zuckerberg's wealth fell over $5 billion. >>> one ride has amused visitors for nearly 60 years. now park officials say it's time for the iconic ferris wheel to come down and be replaced with something different. possibly a more modern version. >> i like loved driving on it and it's just really sad that it's coming down. >> the farris wheel has been featured in several tv shows and films like the 1987 "the lost boys." change is coming to the board walk. >> yes, and change is coming to our weather. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the approaching rain. >> you'll want to get the umbrellas out and hang on to them the rest of the workweek. the green you see is just moisture up in the clouds, it's not actually rain yet. take a look at the wider picture. we are really tracking

according to the "times," stamos plans to leave facebook later this year. social media giant was already facing pressure over the use of its platform to spreadsi russian ormation and fake news during the 2016 election. today, the white house stopped short of calling for facebook m c.e.k zuckerberg to testy before congress. w >>ithout knowing the diecifics, it's difficult to tell whether an indual should testify, but we do support the privacy of american citizens. >> reporter: but some, including connecticut democratic senator rieard blumenthal, took a m aggressive stance. >> privacy is clearly at risk in america, and muck zuckerberg ought to be before the judiciary committee in public, under oath, to explain how 50 million americans and others were put at risk and still have no nice of who they are so they can better secure themselves. >> reporter: this afternoon, the house energy and commerce committee said it will hear from facebook representatives tomorrow. and the federal trade commission is opening an investigation. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang.

"the new york times" reports that facebook's chief officer alex stamos will leave by august. because of internal conflicts. >>> facebook and other tech stocks plunged today amid the controversy. facebook shares closed down nearly 7%, wiping out about $37 billion of market value. that means mark zuckerberg's wealth fell over $5 billion. >>> one ride has amused visitors for nearly 60 years. now park officials say it's time for the iconic ferris wheel to come down and be replaced with something different. possibly a more modern version. >> i like loved driving on it and it's just really sad that it's coming down. >> the farris wheel has been featured in several tv shows and films like the 1987 "the lost boys." change is coming to the board walk. >> yes, and change is coming to our weather. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the approaching rain. >> you'll want to get the umbrellas out and hang on to them the rest of the workweek. the green you see is just moisture up in the clouds, it's not actually rain yet. take a look at the wider picture. we are really tracking a se

. >> yeah, john stamos and i finally decided. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god.which i know is shocking, but -- [ light laughter ] she's beautiful. she's wonderful, and you have love. you have beautiful love. >> jimmy: i do have love, yeah. did you -- how was the proposal? what did you do? >> well, i don't think i did it perfectly. because i am -- you know, i'm half -- you're supposed to do half your age plus seven in l.a. and new york. that's the legal showbiz -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that is not an equation that anyone knows. >> it's in the law books. in the beverly hills court. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but i -- we were up in big sur, and i had the ring in the safe and we were watching "stranger things" on the ipad and i paused it. and i don't think i did things right. and i got on -- >> jimmy: so far it's going great. [ light laughter ] it sounds romantic. >> what's more romantic than "stranger things"? >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> so we're in the upside-down, and -- [ laughter ] that was right before. but anyway, so -- sorry, sorry. peace, love. [ l

alex stamos? a name that has come up in the ast couple days and gotten a lot of attention. guest: sure. securityos was head of for facebook. he was previously yahoo, oversaw major data breach at yahoo. news broken yesterday that he people at facebook he's leaving the company. twitter and ook to said that is not exactly true, he's moving into a different election ing on security. we'll have to see in the doesning months whether he stay on at the company or the "new york times" reporting was accurate on that. a democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. two things. of all, my lack of interest of all things computers amazing. second of all, i was taught passing e i got caught a note in school that never write down what you don't want whole world to read. amazed at the fact that even what i don't want people to down in a diary on the computer can be known to one.body, number my second question is about last election.he i read an article that i didn't saying that they were looking at package of being sent from theia to the bank server in trump tower that was, you know, being

alex stamos is facebook's chief security officer. he plans to leave in august.acebook shares dropped almost 7% today. it lost about $35 billion in shareholder value. all of this after reports of facebook, they may have mishandled data from more than 50 million users. day that that ended up in the hands of the trump election team. a former employee of political data firm cambridge analytica says the company harvested the data and used it to try to influence voters. in a statement today, facebook said, we remain committed to vigorously enforcing our policies to protect people and their information when developers create apps. we conduct a robust review to identify policy violations. >> reporter: tonight this fire that tore through a san francisco building on saturday night appears to be accidental. that fire also ignited a dispute among elected leaders. a supervisor accused the fire department of falling down on the job. but kpix 5 phil matier shows us now, he's the one feeling the heat. >> should they resign? no, absolutely not. to resign during the middle of a l

. >>> john stamos can't wait to be a dad. do we have it?really? >> yes. >> for real? >> she did. >> this is going to be so exciting. >> and guess what. >> what. >> she gave us tickets to go see her in concert. >> thanks, taylor. >> i'm glad we got that. perfect. >> great, great story. >> thanks, taylor. >>> well, john stamos can't wait to be a daddy and the actor put up his throwback photo from his "full house" days saying bun in the oven on it. you might remember that episode if you watched "full house" as a kid. he also wrote this is the longest nine months of my life, #can'twait4. they're expecting their first child after a wedding february 3rd. we're so happy for them. >> longest nine months of his life. have he asked her? >> i know. it's like she's doing a lot of work but i love how -- it's nice to see when daddies post these pictures. it's just heartwarming and, of course, we want a healthy birth so best wishes to the stamos household. >> absolutely. [ applause ] >>> we're going to turn now to that new warning coming in about that pop

alex stamos has been a vocal credit of the spread of misinformation on the social media site. >>> for the first time apple is developing its own screens for future generations of mobile devices. the goal is to create microl.e.d.s so devices could be slimmer and brighter with less battery consumption. bloomberg news said the project is happening in an unmarked building in santa clara. until now apple relied on developers in asias to develop screens for its phones, tablets and watches. >>> a community coming together this evening to celebrate the lives of three women killed at a north bay veterans home. in about an hour people will be gathering to remember the women at the napa valley performing arts center in yountville. kpix5's katie nielsen is there tonight live. katie? >> reporter: about 30 minutes ago the doors here at lincoln theater on the yountville veterans home campus opened up for all the people coming into this memorial service. it's expected to start at 6:00. we actually just saw the family members of some of those victims go into the front of the theater. organizers say th

number one, head of security art stamos is leaving the company.ure and transparency with outside companies that were using data and influencing the election. he lost that internally. and we asked the white house whether or not mark suck suck should testify before congress. >> i think the president believes that american privacy should be protected. if congress or agencies want to look at the matter, we welcome that. >> reporter: today, senator mike warner and other senators want to hear from zuckerberg and other social media executives on capitol hill and how they are protecting user data from being exploited by third paerpts. facebook said we didn't authorize cam bridge to use this stuff. >> trace: the ceo is now out? and the undercover video is damming? >> reporter: it is a bombshell. a reporter posed as a fixer for a wealthy asian family that wanted to get involved in politics. and this is it a meeting with the cam bridge ceo andrew nix and they offer to seduce the others with hooker and others and post it on the internet. >> it can be just to

alex stamos is facebook's chief information security officer. the e e e e e e e e e e e e e ea new firestorm about the cambridge analytica data breach. president trump again called for the death penalty for drug dealers during a in manchester, and a hamsher, monday. pres. trump: the ultimate penalty has toto be the e death penalty unless you have really, really powerfull penalties led y the death penalty for the really bad pushers andgoing to get now. i'm telling you, we're going to get somewhere. amy: preliminary data from the centers for disease control and prevention says more than 67,000 peopleied from drug overdoses last year. during trump's speech, he also attacked the sanctuary city of lawrence, massachusetts, blaming the city for the spread of fentanyl in new hampshire. a package destined for austin exploded at a fedex facility in schertz, texas, northeast of san antonio overnight. the package was filled with nails and pieces of metal. early reports indicate no fedex in the explosionon. authorities s are investigatingg whether the failed

. >> that is another important aspect of the story, the big report -- cambridge analysta, stamos hadwe need to be more careful about your terms, we can't call this a breach, there was aspect of facebook business model that did not make this constitute a breach, he wa urging people on t tosh more. >> you dishou judeishous with h, this is sa as 2018 midterm cycls heating up. >> real quick, facebook trying to massage the message with breach and those words as if they were victimized. not just, as usual. -- not just business as usual. >> if there was a contract violation, if the third party vendor did violate what it agreed to, facebook needs too go after it. charles: what if it was just part of a deal at the time. >> that is say problem. >> a huge. charles: thank you very much. >> a new fall out, majority american believes that deep state is still alive. we'll discuss it next. ♪ let your inner light loose with one a day women's. ♪ a complete multivitamin specially formulated with key nutrients plus vitamin d for bone health support. your one a day is showing. >> first thing that donald

with the exit of alex stamos yesterday, the chief information security officer, estated yesterday on that he thinks that the company is putting money before users. especially when it comes to privacy. and that is why he says that he was going to depart. he will be staying on until august to kind of have a transition there. but both zuckerberg and cheryl sandberg, the coo of facebook, have yet to make a public statement. everybody has been waiting for him to say something. facebook was hauled before a parliamentary committee in the u.k. in february to talk about possible russian meddling in the whole brexit thing with facebook's influence. and they didn't even send a senior executive. now the parliament investigation committee is basically saying we want zuck to show up and tell us what is going on. attorney generals all over the united states, many senators, including adam schiff, have been asking to get zuck before congress to discuss privacy policies. the ftc is looking into this. this is a big thing for facebook right now. >> some people say that facebook was complicit in helping,

. >> jimmy: plus john goodman, plus john lithgow, plus john stamos. and applause ] are you understanding? >> steve: give me another one. >> jimmy: let me give you another example. if you take a public bathroom. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: plus someone walking in on you, it equals, get out. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: i'm still stumped. >> jimmy: oh, you're stumped, well, let me give you another. >> steve: please do. >> jimmy: i'll give you another example. if you take a pack of gum that costs 95 cents. >> steve: mm-hmm. >> jimmy: minus a dollar, it equals nickelback. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: if you take axe body spray. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: plus a tuna fish sandwich. >> steve: yeah. [ audience groans ] >> jimmy: it equals the longest elevator ride of your life. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: that i get. >> jimmy: all right, you get that. now you get it. here's another one. >> steve: how's it going man? how was your summer? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here's another one. a mime's shirt. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: plus a m

there were five executives including alex stamos and rosen and started off by saying none of us can turn back the clock. some of the main points i'll sum them up here on political ad transparency they're committed time proving overall while continuing to be a platform for civic discourse. also reiterating what she said last week that they're willing to give up some profitability to protect integrity. they will also be doubling down on partnerships with academics and other tech companies while using algorithms to address misinformation now the point of profitability speaks to the latest change that facebook made announced yesterday and this is one that's likely to directly effect it's bottom line. they're going to be shutting down a third party add targeting tool called partner categories which essentially allows advertisers to buy hyper targeted adds on the social platform while this is common industry practice facebook is deciding that it's worth giving up potential ad sales how much is this likely to weigh on revenue barclays was out with a note this morning saying it's unlikely to hit

over its handling of these issues after pushing for faster disclosures than his colleagues, alex stamos is pushing to a new position ahead of his expected departure in august, "the new york times" delving deep into that story last night. more reports and conversations about what's going on with management at facebook now, we finally heard about how mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg will be weighing in more as they learn more. >> julia, real quickly, julia, we'll have jeff sonnenfeld on next hour that says mark and sheryl have been nowhere on this is the company aware that giving them -- putting them out in front of the public might be better than keeping this private for the time being >> i have been pushing facebook to give us an interview with either one of them it was surprising, if you look at mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg's facebook pages, latest updates are from days ago. mark zuckerberg is from earlier this month, a picture of him and his wife it seems out of keeping with what's going on at the company and what they've been struggling with since this story broke on friday

savannah this comes as alex stamos the chief security officer is leaving the company at the end of summer. >> thank you. >>> the half brother of nikolas cruz was arrested for trespa trespassing. officials say 18-year-old zachary cruz got past locked doors and gates and rode his skateboard in the campus at marjory stoneman campus. he told investigators that he went to the high school to soak it in, that's a kwoquote. >>> 18 minutes after the hour. let's go over to mr. roker get the rest of the national forecast. >> okay, savannah, we're making our way through the southeast where we have a risk of storms especially this afternoon. light snow flurries making their way through the northern plains. again, we're watching the next nor'easter fire up. much of the midcountry, gorgeous sunshine, temperatures in the 70s. cools off in the northern plains. sunshine in the pacific northwest. and again that flash flood risk continues throughout much of central california. today, right now, you have more power at your fingertips than entire generations that came before you. but it's not really about what

. >>> we want to tell our viewers that facebook's chief security officer alex stamos has posted on twitterproblems that tech companies need to be better at fixing we have collectively been too optimistic about what we build and our impact on the world. believe it or not a lot of people at these companies from the ceos to the sberns agree a comment from the company to share. >> indeed. right. amid building business opposition to president trump's china tariff treasury secretary steven mnuchin looking to make the sale to the g-20 counterparts and kayla, you've been following this closely in d.c. and a big week for the discussion around it. >> the secretary wanted to talk about cryptocurrency regulation but the rest of the attendees have other ideas he will have to defend u.s. trade policy at the g-20 meeting because the meeting is coming between the administration's rollout of two controversial tariff page, one on steel and lululemon imports that takes effect this friday and the other in response to chinese intellectual property theft that could be unveiled in the coming weeks. the commerce

alex stamos? a name that has come up in the ast couple days and gotten a lot of attention.: sure. securityos was head of for facebook. he was previously yahoo, oversaw major data breach at yahoo. news broken yesterday that he people at facebook he's leaving the company. twitter and ook to said that is not exactly true, he's moving into a different election ing on security. we'll have to see in the doesning months whether he stay on at the company or the "new york times" reporting was accurate on that. a democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. two things. of all, my lack of interest of all things computers amazing. second of all, i was taught passing e i got caught a note in school that never write down what you don't want whole world to read. amazed at the fact that even what i don't want people to down in a diary on the computer can be known to one.body, number my second question is about last election.he i read an article that i didn't saying that they were looking at package of being sent from theia to the bank server in trump tower that was, you know, being sent t