. >> tracee carrasco joins us with the very latest. good morning. "fbn:am" not even 24 actors after the horrific incident that injured congressman steve scalise, another congressional staffer and a lobbyist politician does say that the aisle are coming together. >> we are united in our shock. we are united in their english. an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. >> in the family. it's an injury in the family, for the staff and former colleague and leadership. lori: the president and first lady making a surprise visit to medstar washington hospital center where victims are being treated. the office released this update on his condition. congressman steve scalise sustained a rifle shot to the left hip. fractured bone from injury and internal organs and causing severe bleeding. he was transported to the hospital center, in level one trauma center. he underwent surgery and additional procedure to stop bleeding. he's received multiple units of blood transfusions. he will require additional operations. the investigation into the suspect, james

herl chrl we have tracee carrasco with all the details on this. tracee, good morning. tracee: it sure is. amazon is paying $50 million to live stream thursday night games to prime customers. amazon is looking to charge advertisers $2.8 million for packages that include 30-second spots during those games. for each game amazon can sell estimated 10-second spots, ad packages are significantly higher than 550,000 to $590,000 that nbc and cbs charge for ads. both of those networks will broadcast five games each this season. now under the terms amazon is offering buyers may run throughout the football season. live stream games will only be available to subscribers of amazon 99 per year prime service and seen first high profile push. streaming nfl games is latest move of amazon to get customers to website in order they will subscribe to prime and spend more online. big question, how many people will watch live stream games online? analyst estimate that number about 50 million people. cheryl: it's incredible that we are now talking about streaming versus, you know, old-school

tracee carrasco has the details. racee: travel order went into effect, so far no reports of protesting or chaos that we saw with the original version of the president's executive order back in january. new rules tighten visa policies, sudan, syria, iran, libya, and yemen, people from those countries who need new visa will have to prove a close family relationship or entity like school or business in the united states, the state department said the family relationship valid for entry would include a parent, spouse, son, daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law or sibling already in the united states. late thursday the administration reversed course and included people engaged to be married on the list those with close family ties who are exempt from the ban. however, the order does not include relationships like grand participants, grandchildren, aunts and uncles. journalists, lecture who is have valid invitation would also be exempt from the ban as well as any one with previously established significant contacts here. ne

i want to take it to tracee carrasco on details on what it might mean for american companies that have jumped in and start today work on this. tracee: that's right, liz. things are getting back to normal in little havana where the president spoke a little bit ago. he did say effectively immediately i'm canceling the last administration's one-sided deal with cuba. he says his policy changes will encourage american commerce with free cuban businesses and pressure the cuban government to allow the cuban people to expand their private sector. now listen to the president as he says this new policy will be a much better deal for the american people and the cuban people. >> we now hold the cards, the previous administrations easing of restrictions on travel and trade does not help the cuban people. they only enrich the cuban regime. tracee: trump say that is the money from travel goes toward the military and he says this new policy will strictly enforce the statutory ban on united states tourism to cuba, self-directed individual travel permit bid the obama administration will no longer be all

we have tracee carrasco. the reaction was fast and furious tracee. >> not good. leaders vow to stick with the 2015 paris accord without the u.s. amid concerns about the deal's long-term political support and the need to replace billions of dollars at washington pledged in climate change finance. francis president emmanuel macron called trump's decision irreversible but pledged to move forward. >> i call on you to remain confident. we will succeed because we are fully committed, because we are of belief where we are all we all share the same responsibility, make our planet great again. >> australian prime minister expressed disappointment as well. >> his announcement today from our point of view is disappointing but not at all surprising. it was entirely as expected and as predicted and as promised by him, so and in the light of that, in the light of that knowledge, we are committed to our paris commitments, 2030 commitments, reduction in omissions. >> multiple executives at u.s. corporations tweeted disapproval of president trump's division, tesla ceo elon musk s

heather: tracee carrasco is hear with what we need to know. tracee: good morning, japanese company who was at the center of one of the worst auto safety recalls has filed for bankruptcy. tens of millions of vehicles, hondas, toyotas, bmw's. ,the company filed for bankruptcy protection in the united states and japan and said it would be bought by 1.6 billion by safety systems. rob: white house energy week? >> that's correct. this is the latest of the administration's themed messaging weeks. the president will focus on the country becoming a net exporter of gas, energy resources and to deliver a speech on thursday focused almost entirely on energy exports. heather: not a bad idea, themed week. the facebook trying to get away from politics a little bit and willing to spend millions with hollywood. tracee: that's right. compare today netflix and hulu, facebook is late to the game, the social-networking giant is talking to agencies about producing own scripted original programming. it's targeting audience from 13 to 34 year's old. has lined a progra

rob: that's right, tracee carrasco with on the workforce development program that's said to be unveiled tracee: the administration plans to reorganize current reform al funding forr than make large program. administration will also announce steps to make it easier for businesses and trade groups to create new apprenticeship programs, ivanka trump will lead this week's initiative. heather: sounds good. rob: yeah, sure. heather: a recall to tell you about, not so good. tracee: maker of chef boyardi, recalling thousands of pounds of canned past as as a result of mislabeling. take a look at list of products, spaghetti and meatball product that was not in label. rob: be careful of that if you don't deal with lactose very well like i do. tracee: that could be a problem. 4% more people traveling out, airlines to america, this comes as tsa is testing out new screening procedures. they are taking closer look at carry-on items, pager wills have to remove more items from jam-packed carry-ons which could lead to longer lines and other smaller items like books and even food will need to be taken out

tracee carrasco on why, hey, tracee. >> unexpected drop in oil prices means savings at the gas pump forcans just in time for the summer travel season. supply is outpacing demand so the average price for gas is 2.36 a tbloan that's equal to the price a year ago and down more than 2 cents from a week ago, earlier this year experts believe we would be seeing $3 a gallon so this is great news. jillian: coca-cola launching a new soda with no sugar. >> that's right. coca-cola has launched new coke no sugar in new zealand, the best tasting sugar-free coke and the closest they've ever come to the classic taste of coca-cola which has been around for 130 years, the biggest launch of coca-cola products since coke zero in 2006. it will continue to roll out in other markets later this year. rob: we won't tell people what they used to put in coca-cola. the new secret menu item at mc-- mcdonalds. >> ice cream from mcflurry sandwich between two chocolate chip cookies. a california man tweeted this of creation and, of course, it's become a viral hit among fast food fans. i've done for you, snack-size mc

lauren: of tracee carrasco details of the meeting. >> at barney, barney cheryl. board of directors met on sunday to discuss the recent issues. on the table a leave of absence for embattled ceo travis kalanick and chief business officer someone michael. he could resign as early as today according to "the wall street journal." the departure said to be related to an internal investigation into the work of a sculpture by former attorney general eric holder. the investigation comes after 20 managers and other employees were fired last week. discrimination and bullying. recommendations for the company represented in sunday's board reading. they voted unanimously to adopt all the recommendations which could include training and to address the future of key executives including someone michael and travis kalanick. it comes at time of both personal and professional turmoil. his 4-year-old mother died in a boating accident at the end of famous father was seriously injured. kalanick has been tending to him since the accident. a recent memo sent to employees in 2013 was leak

they say could one need to tracee carrasco. >> good morning.ome of the reasons they were fired in the midst of an odd but investigation. the law firm conducting a review looking at 250 complaints. 100 were tossed out. another 57 under review while 31 employees are in counseling or training. uber has been under pressure to address its corporate culture after a software engineer accused managers of discrimination and sexual harassment. another incident to the laundry list of bad pr for goober. the company hosted a $700 billion cost in the most recent quarter. in may, bluebird manson owes its new york city drivers tend to millions of dollars in refunds due to an accounting area. in february, the video surfaced of travis county bank guillen had a driver to repair its image, high-grade chief brand officer. apple music in itunes. they told me right now they have no further comments. cheryl: it is intesting where curious what is next for the company. reporter: they cap attorney general eric holder to do an investigation. they will present his findings

jackie: tracee carrasco with what all this means for you. >> good morning, good news for automakers testinglf-driving cars. the u.s. transportation department said on monday president trump will unveil revised self-driving guidelines in response for regulation that is will eliminate barriers and finally allow self-driving vehicles to get on the road. ford, google, aggressive working on self-driving technologies. i don't know if i would go for them. jackie: would you do it? rob: it's pretty wild. it's interesting, that's for sure. all right. recall for harley, huh? >> voluntarily recalling 57,000 motorcycles because of an oil line that could spray to the rear tire. causing two crashes and one injury, it's going to hurt an already-hurting company as retails fell in the u.s. and overseas. you have a harley you are going to want to check the website if your bike is included in that recall. jackie: you don't have a harley, do you? you're not that guy. rob, no i like them. >> iphone, ipad, soon the home pod, apple is taking amazon and google with its very own smart speaker. the 349-dollar device

we asked tracee carrasco. >> good morning katie passed the reins to ceo john flannery pay the 55 droughtn his career in 1987. since then, held a number of different roles on three continents. most recently ceo of ge health care is at the turnaround of the $18 billion business. notably flannery had of the $17 billion acquisition of the power business cover the biggest industrial acquisition of ge history. increased organic revenue by 5% of 5% a position to business as a technology leader in core imaging and digital platforms, life sciences and cell therapy. he is eager to take on his new job. >> i have extreme confidence in where we are going and that ge will be an incredible company for another 125 years. >> ge shares up more than 3% on monday. new position monday. the position of ceo is effective august 1st and chairman january 1, 28 team. cheryl: he's known to make internally tough decisions that ge is facing at this point after the crisis. thank you very much. lauren: let's get you caught up in global market action overnight. stocks mostly higher. it closed in japan just on fractional

tracee carrasco is here at the latest resignation of the company. try morning, lauren and cheryl.pments meeting yesterday. david pondered resigning from the company's board of director followed a remark he made during the meeting is seen as offensive to women. uber board member area has contained emphasized the importance of having been in say there's a lot of data that shows when there is one woman on the board is much more likely that there would be a second woman on the board. in response, bob goodman says actually what it shows is there is much by likely to be more talking. the founder of private equity firm tpg capital and a remastered e-mail to staff to apologize calling his remarks careless, inappropriate and inexcusable. the company is trying hard to change its image and fight allegations of sexual harassment, discrimination and bullying. hoover's ceo kalanick said he would be taking a leave of absence to create his mother who was hurt in a boating accident. there is nothing more important than dedicating my time to building up the leadership team. if we are going to work

rob: tracee carrasco from fox business telling us exactly what we need to know. >> good morning. anthem will pull out, now this comes after humana and aetna both say they will exit all current health exchange next year. many exchange say they are worried about the future of the exchange which generally only make up small part of business. president trump is scheduled to meet with victims of obamacare in cincinnati, according to the official white house schedule. jackie: seattle mayor with soda tax into law. >> extra 1 dollar and 18 cents for two-litter bottle of soda. the tax will include sports drinks, energy drinks, fruit juices but will exclude diet soda. i don't get that one. seattle the sixth city in america to pass a sugary city, joins cook, berkeley and philadelphia. rob: penalty for unhealthy life, that's why explains why the diets are okay. let's go to wal-mart now. i can't wait to see this. the gigantic grocery vending machine. >> look at that. it's a big orange vending machine in the parking lot where customers can pick up online grocery orders. here is how it works, c

tracee carrasco joins us with that part of the story. a bold move over the weekend.good morning, lauren and cheryl. introducing new world for cyberspace would deprive the extremists have their say spaces online and technology firms were not currently doing enough. putting pressure on social media sites like facebook, twitter and communication apps to take more responsibility for the content on their networks and provide information to authorities that could help them further investigate attacks. internet companies not only remove terrorist propaganda, they mistake or a tattered stop it from appearing on a platform in the first place. "the guardian" revealed exactly how facebook's content is monitored. moderators are overwhelmed by the content to keep track of. forcing internet providers to participate in counter extremism. >> we need to work with allies, democratic governments to reach international agreements to prevent the spread of extremism and terrorism planning. we need to do everything we can at home to reduce the risks of extremism online. reporter: may intro

tracee carrasco with our story now. >> 25-year-old in a u.s.istrict report to face one charge of removing classified material from a government facility and mailing it to news out that. arrested shortly after the website published a story how russia's attackers attacked when u.s. voting software supplier in spearfish at the mouse to more than 100 local election officials at the end about sober or beginning of november. the intercept contacted the nsa and the director's office about the document and those agencies asked that it not be published. some material was held that u.s. intelligence agencies request because it wasn't clearly in the public interest. republican jason chaffetz praised arrested criticized for failing to protect sensitive information after a series of high-profile leap. >> i don't care if you're republican or democrat. we'll classified information you cannot put that out there because you think it would be a good idea. i want people and handcuffed and behind bars. >> chilliness orange treated alleged nsa whistleblower must be

cheryl: tracee carrasco with e-mail. this could be the final straw for uber ceo after offering employments dos and don'ts released by new tech site, in the memo he ruled for the trip included quote, do not have sex with another employee unless a, you have asked that person for that privilege and they have responded with emphatic, yes, i will have sex with you or two don't work in chain of command. that means travis will be selabit on this trip and also don't throw large kegs off of buildings. have a great time, this is a celebration we have all earned it. the memo was sent to the company's 400 employees as they head today miami to celebrate the company success. the latest bombshell released after 20 managers and low-level employees were fired this week after plans of harassment, bullying and discrimination. review of hundreds of hr claims is still investigating. uner has been under pressure to address corporate culture after former software engineer wrote a bl post accusing managers of discrimination and sexual harassmen

we have with us capri and ned and tracee carrasco who is there in miami with the very latest. eak this down for us because we have been talking about there's a little confusion here. donald trump on the one hand is saying he's going to loosen or rather strengthen the regulation, if you would, with cuba in that not as many americans are going to be able to travel there, not as many businesses are going to be able to do business there specially if they're doing it with the military in any way. but simultaneously we are also reading that the travel cruise ship industry is going to be just fine because they will keep their port. what's really going on? tracee: well, you know a free cuba, that's his main message here today but he did say effective immediately i am canceling last administration's one-sided deal with cuba. a much better deal for the american people and for cuba. he layed out his bullet points on how he's going to achieve that. he said he's going to enhance compliance with united states law, that means for travelers and in particular the provision that is govern the em

fox business' tracee carrasco in the newsroom with all of details on this within. reporter: melissa, travis kalanick is no longer behind the wheel at uber after top investors revolted and asked the embattled ceo to he resign this is u-turn after last week's announcement that kalanick would take a temporary leave of absence. this is what kalanick said about stepping down from the company he started. i love uber more than anything in the world and in this difficult moment in my personal life i accepted the investors request to step aside so uber can go back to building rather than be distracted with another fight. that personal tragedy, kalanick's mother recently died in a boating accident. uber's board said in a statement, travis always put uber first. this is bold decision, a sign of his devotion and love for uber. by stepping away he is taking time to heal from his personal tragedy while giving the company room to fully embrace this new chapter in uber's history. we look forward to continuing to serve with him on the board. as a member of the board, he will likely

tracee carrasco in miami with the very latest. hi, tracee. reporter: david, the free cuba is what we will achieve. he was pretty confident as he cancels the one-sided deal as he calls it. that it plays into the hands of a repressive cuba regime that offers nothing in return. he laid out bullet points how he will achieve this. one, he will enhance compliance with united states law. hold cuban regime accountability for on depression and human rights abuse. national security and foreign policy interests of the united states and those of the cuban people. lay the groundwork for cuban people to develop greater economic and political liberties. president says once this happens we will be able to move forward with cuba. >> any changes to the relationship between the united states and cuba will depend on real progress toward these and the other goals, many of which i've described. when cuba is ready to take concrete steps to those ends, they will be ready, willing and able to come to the table to negotiate that much better deal for cubans, for americ

tracee carrasco is following the story.rter: facebook's sheryl sandberg, that they plan to approach sandberg facing the newly created position. the samberg idea is being pushed by arianna huffington. tom staggs is also a leading candidate for the job. marissa mayer, stepped down from chief executive yahoo! is also in the mix and tim armstrong, former aol ceo, and john martin. kalanick on stepping down from the company he helped start, i love uber more than anything else in the world, at this personal difficult moment in my life i accepted the investors request to step aside so that uber can go back to building rather than be distracted by another fight. the board said travis always put uber first. this is bold decision and sign for his devotion and love for uber. by stepping away he is taking time to heal from the personal tragedy and giving the company room to fully embrace this new chapter in the company's history. we look forward to him serving on the board. kalanick's exit came from pressure from top executives that wan

tracee carrasco has more. i want to go back to the impact of all of this. r, the guy who founded the whole thing is out. tracee, what can you tell us? reporter: travis kalanick is no longer behind the wheel as ceo of uber after top investors revolted and asked the embattled ceo to step down. he resigned yesterday. however kalanick will remain on the board, likely continue to be a big presence in the company since he still retains a control of the majority of uber's voting shares. kalanick gained power at uber through employee shares sales but unclear how much power he will have moving forward. the shareholders demanded that kalanick support a bored-led search committee for his replacement. as a member of the board he will have the ability to influence uber's direction as the company cleans up its corporate image. the company board said in a statement, travis always put the company first. this is bold decision and sign of devotion and love for uber. he is taking time to heal from his personal tragedy while giving the company room to fully embrace this new cha

tracee carrasco has a lot more. where does this stand?e says it respectfully disagrees with the ruling, continue to make the case and possibly appeal the $2.7 billion fine. this is the biggest fine the european union imposed on single company in an antitrust case. they found that google given prominent placement to. shopping service. google accused of blocking rivals in online search advertising. in a statement the commission said what google has done is illegal, under e.u. antitrust rules. not other companies a chance to compete on merits, to innovate. most importantly, it is european consumers genuine choice of services, full benefits of innovation. google however said data showed people preferred links taking them directly to products they want and not web sites they have to repeat their search. google has 90 days to stop favoring its own shopping service or face further penalty of up to 5% of alphabets's average daily global turnover. in 2013 it settled with u.s. enforcers without a penalty after agreeing to change some search practic

tracee carrasco is going to deal with this for us.o miami. tell us all about it. reporter: he has dos and don't for his employees. first of them, said, do not have sex with another employee unless, a, you have asked that person for that privilege and they have responded with an emphatic yes. and also that two or more of you, you can't work in the same chain of command, that also means, he travis kalanick would be celibate. ceo life #nfl. he reminded his employees, don't throw any kegs off of tall buildings. don't get arrested. you know. these are things that he probably should have handled differently in terms of relaying the message to his employees as they're about to go on this work trip. stuart: you think? reporter: yes. liz: isn't this what they should not be doing, right? >> reporter: yes. liz: he is getting hammered for sending this out, maybe workers need to be reminded of those things. reporter: yeah. stuart: isn't essence of harrassment law you must ask permission and receive emfattic yes if you wish to have romantic relatio

tracee carrasco with latest how facebook hopes to respond and is responding to that. tracee?er: neil, prime minister theresa may calling out social media platforms over the way extremist content is monitored and taken down. terror groups like isis use social media sites to spread propaganda, attract and train new recruits and celebrate attacks. worldwide for cyberspace would deprive the extremists of their safe spaces online. may is calling for internet regulation and putting pressure on social media websites. >> we need to work with allied democratic governments to reach international agreements that regulate cyberspace to prevent the extremist and terrorism planning. we need to do everything we can at home to reduce the risks of extremism online. reporter: facebook is saying it already does what the prime minister is asking. it does not allow groups or people that engage in terrorist attack its. in a statement, quote, we want facebook to be a hostile environment for terrorists using a combination of technology and human review, we will work aggressively to remove terrorist

tracee carrasco is there what we might expect. reporter: as you see behind me.ers in support and against the president, as we all away his new cuba policy just moments ago. it is to begin in a speech down here just a few blocks away from me. now the new policy is a campaign promise to roll back obama era changes that opened up relations with cuba. he long felt this deal has been a bad deal for america. that obama's decision to ease up trade and travel restrictions that a regime has not let up in return. now president trump is expected to announce efforts to restrict u.s. companies from doing business with cuban ventures controlled by the country's military. the new policy strengthens the american statutory ban on tourism to cuba. the president says he will not cut off recently resumed flights, commercial flights between cuba and the united states, some of the airlines have pulled back. jetblue, cut back on some of their flights because demand hasn't been as great as they expected. with this new policy we can only imagine that demand will be much lower. so the pr

tracee carrasco with the details. tracee, good morning.s trying to grab the grocer market. 3billion valuation, the company has had to replace a large number of customers who quit after trying to food and win over more people through ads and free offers, to find more customers, blue apron has blanket consumers with advertising and deals like $40 worth of discounts. according to wall street journal in ipo filing the company says it has spent $94 to acquire each customer on average since 2014. as a result its marketing cost as a percentage of revenue rose to 25% in the first quarter from 15% a year earlier. contributing to a 53 million-dollar loss. multiple potential investors in ipo said they found the high-marketing costs concerning. similar companies, hello fresh, sun basket et not only compete for customers but bid up advertising rates. last week on maria bartiromo set she sat down with president, here is what he had to say. >> very excited to have blue apron as well, another large ipo. substantially all the large ipo's come to the new yo

tracee carrasco with all the details. tracee, it is 5:00 somewhere? port it sure is.restaurantsre opening up to watch the drama unfoiled. they're taking social media to advertise specials what they have to offer for these viewing parties. some women have french toast, bacon and ice cream? you can wash it down of course with a cocktail or russian vodka. now union pub in d.c., they have turned the testimony into a i think doctoring game. the bar tweeted it will buy a round of wings for the house every time trump tweets about comey during his testimony. even late-night talk shows are having fun with it too. >> saw a bar in d.c. is opening up at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow for comey's hearing. [shouting] it is a big thing. the bar is opening up at 9:30 a.m. in d.c. for comey's hearing and give everyone a free round of drinks each time trump tweets about it. which means everyone will be blacked out around 9:31. >> if you're on the west coast, bars open up at 7:00 a.m., it will be a lot earlier. maria: there is a lot of expectation here but you know, what are we really going to hear

tracee carrasco with the latest. what can you tell us?the company's board of directors met yesterday as part of a big overhaul. this just in, according to reuters, chief business officer resigned and kalanick who put the startup into a 70 billion-dollar industry may take a three-month leave. this comes at time of personal and professional turmoil. the 40-year-old's mother died in a boating accident at end of may. his father was also injured in the accident. kalanick has been tending to him. just last week we told you about a leaked racy memo kalanick sent to uber employees in 2013. back in february, kalanick was seen in a video yelling at an uber driver. michael's resignation is related to a an internal resignation into uber's corporate culture by former u.s. attorney general eric hold ir. holder's investigation comes after 20 managers and other employees were fired last week for claims of harrassment, discrimination and bullying. michael a close ally of kalanick has been under fire for an incident involving another uber executive he mana

tracee carrasco is with us. lyft, catching up with market share.have stayed out the spotlight which helped them. consumer favorability for uber is all-time low. people using other services like lyft, juno other ride hailing apps. lyft there is significant increase, 70% of difference for the app between uber lyft. last year got to 125%. stuart: got to the corporate culture to uber was not acceptable, money guys, they step in look this ain't working folks. liz: who will take over? 10 top executives have left. they don't have a cfo, chief operating officer. a lot of people have left. ashley: a lot of talent in silicon valley. stuart: we're right in saying that company, uber is pretty much leadless at this particular point. >> they have no ceo. no cfo. two board members. they have got to fill those positions. stuart: is is tough. most disruptive company since amazon. got to get amazon in. tracee, thank you very much. thank you. >>> breaking news. the fbi is holding a news conference on the investigation of last week's shooting of congressman steve scal

tracee carrasco has the details on this for us. what do you got?rimination, some of the reasons 20 managers and lower level employees were fired as a result of an ongoing investigation. the law firm conducting a review of hr claims looked at 215 complaints. 57 of those are under review. 31 employees are in counseling or training right now. corporate culture is under fire after a former software engineer wrote a blog post accusing managers of ignoring complaints of discrimination and sexual harassment. this is a long string and laundry list of bad pr recently. they posted a $700 million loss in the second quarter. in new york city, uber drivers owed millions of dollars because of accounting error. i reached out. comments on the latest scandal, nothing further to say. >> i wonder what it does for their $68 billion valuation. we don't know. >> nope, we don't. stuart: thank you very much indeed. good story. >>> get to the london terror attack. police have recovered the body of an eighth victim from the river thames. this person no doubt jumped into the

tracee carrasco. >> good morning.y has she lost her new year's eve hosting on cnn which he has had since 2007, cohost anderson cooper twicing, i am appalled the photo that kathy griffin took part in. it's disgusting. a facebook post, the grass valley center said it received hundreds of angry calls threatening the venue, while we accept apology we cannot put patrons, staff and artists at risk. this is a public plg griffin tweeted after the photo was published. >> i sincerely apologize. i'm just now seeing the reaction of these images, i'm a comic, i crossed the line, i went way too far. the image is too disturbing, it wasn't funny, i get it, i went too far, i made a mistake, i was wrong. >> the president responding, kathy griffin should be ashamed of herself, my children, specially 11-year-old baron is having a hard time with this. sick. fist lady said, quote,s a mother, wife, human being, that photo is very disturbing when you consider some of the atrocities happening in the world today, a photo opportunity like this

confirmed that it is now fired 20 employees if the midst of a sexual harassment investigation tracee carrascoassment discrimination some reasons 20 administration lower level workers fired from uber as a result of ongoing investigation. perkins couey conducting review looking at 215 complaints, 100 tossed out 57 still under review 31 employees are in counseling or training, uber has been under pressure to address corporate culture software engineer wrote a blog post accusing managers goirg complaints of discrimination. >> it shows that the culture is not being --ing managed properly they don't have the proper policies in place for he prevention of these kinds of things, 20 people fired immediately, for he sexual harassment a free-for-all environ. >> uber hired officer ran global consumer marketing apple music itunes one of many in a laundry list of bad pr for uber last week company posted a 708-million-dollar loss in the most recent quarter, uber said it owes new york city drivers tens of millions in rundz after accounting error a ceo yelling at drier i reached out for a statement, they didn'

tracee carrasco joins us with more on this what do you have, tracee?r: meeting with travis kalanick and uber employers and former attorney general eric holder will start at 10:00 a.m. pacific start time. we're expected to learn what holder found in the internal investigation into employees as far as discrimination, bullying and misconduct there. now so far what we think will come from that, new hr policies, new training and the dismissal opinionly of the, resignation of he emil michael, that is the chief business officer and possibly leave of absence for ceo travis kalanick. stuart: is the allegation that essentially uber was run like a frat house and that is not good enough in today es day and age, and changes have to be made, is that roughly the conclusion we're expecting? >> i think so. they are, kalanick may be stepping down temporarily. you have the chief of business, he is stepping away. so i think they realize it starts at the top, they need to make those changes. stuart: we'll find out for sure 1:00 eastern, 10:00 pacific. tracee, thank you ver

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neil: theresa may calling for, tracy tracee carrasco is standing by in the newsroom with very latest. hi, tracee. reporter: hi, david, theresa he may criticizing social media platforms the way extremist content is taken down. may is calling for international regulation and putting pressure on social media websites. >> we can not allow ideology the safe space it needs to breed. yet that is precisely what the internet and big companies that provide internet-based services provide. reporter: according to a report from the the telegraph, counterterrorism officers allegedly record one suspect from the extremist cell responsible for saturday's attack how to use videos to plot a van and knife attack in london. youtube which is part of google, tells in a statement, we are committed to working in partnership with the government and ngos to tackle these challenging and complex problems and sharing government's commitment to insure terrorists do not have a voice online. another issue with millions of posts and accounts these social media sites have to police, are those who monitor content are ov