facebook, twitter, and youtube have labeled false information inthe past. is time, they deleted the video, but not before it was seen on facebook at least 14 million times. here's cbs' ben tracy. >> reporter: in a dramatic move, twitter, facebook, and youtube rebuked the president and his son donald trump jr., accusing them of peddling false information about the virus. twitter removed the president's retweets of several versions of this video. >> we're america's front-line doctors. >> reporter: in which a group of doctors make several patently false claims, including that there's a cure for the virus and nothing needs to be shut down, all at odds with the recommendations of the president's own health experts. >> you don't need masks. there is a cure. >> i think they're very respected doctors. there was a woman who was spectacular in her statements about it, that she's had tremendous success with it, and >> and she made >> maybe assumed, maybe it is not. i thought her voice was an important voice, but i know nothing about that. >> reporter: the video promote

comes just days after twitter and facebook removed a video containing misleading claims about the drug and i'm joined now by a report a job all right has been following this why is trump talking about the struggle against well the background to all of this is that over the past few days donald trump has been sharing links to a controversial video about this very drug hydroxy chloroquine and now that video is created by a group called america's front line doctors who claim to be physicians standing against the scientific consensus on coronavirus basically rebel doctors and in the video a group of people wearing white lab coats made some claims about this particular drug stating that it can not only treat but can cure covert 19 now those claims are not backed up by science there is no studies showing that this drug is in particularly effective against covered 19 and in fact there are concerns that it could be harmful for people who have certain heart conditions but nevertheless it fits into this narrative that some people want to hear that there is a miracle cure they can get the economy

never kill you know everyone has opinions i always say twitter and facebook are really just part talk all this that on a global scale. shave the bat give it in the past always stayed at the bar where as now our nonsense is put on twitter and broadcast to the world this will be a woman. on the ball even the most intelligent person in the world could still be fooled by a magician. because that person does not have access to all the information the magician has. which can lead to the impression of precedence well teleportation or the spontaneous appearance of an object an object at all it was over there is always a trick i'm convinced that even albert einstein could have been taken in by magic we know there's a trick but we like to forget while watching our oil. unlike the internet we do not have unlimited resources the principle of least effort makes us accept easy explanations we only see what we want to see and we adopt the majority view. that's all the vision we invent a magic trick we create those conditions ultimately we for the brain and make it draw false conclusion falls. the fa

sobre el coronavirus, como que las mascarillas no eran necesarias para prevenir los contagios twitter, facebookevo paquete de estímulo económico en el senado los republicanos presentaron su propuesta de 1 millón de dólares. quieren bajar los 600 dólares de beneficio al desempleo a 200 dólares semanales en contraste los demócratas hicieran su propuesta en mayo de 3 billones quieren dejar esos 600 dólares de beneficio al desempleo hasta diciembre y hay otras diferencias. los republicanos quieren proteger a los negocios de demanda en caso de contagios de covid-19. los demócratas quieren proteger a los trabajadores que los negocios tengan estándares obligatorios para evitar contagios y también los senadores no quieren dar dinero a los gobiernos locales y condicionan el presupuesto a las escuelas que sí abran en otoño los demócratas no quieren condicionar el dinero a las escuelas, los dos coinciden en un cheque a las familias desprotegidas los demócratas sí les quieren dar el dinero a los inmigrantes indocumentados los republicanos a ciudadanos pero queda pendiente un remedio para los ciudadanos est

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breitbart news went viral online yesterday twitter facebook youtube all removed it from their platforms. the president's son donald trump junior had his twitter account restricted today, he was banned from posting because the president said actually uploaded that same video that the president has dad re tweeted a twitter spokesperson says trump junior violated the company's covid misinformation policy. some of his accounts functionality including the ability to tweet was limited today for 12 hours twitter says it did not take action against president trump because he only re tweeted the video while his son actually uploaded the clip. the trump administration is still trying to figure out how to do away with daca the deferred action for childhood arrivals program that keeps people who came to the u.s. as kids from being deported the program. well not be accepting new applications that is the latest now from a senior administration official today who said the administration is reviewing dhaka and renewals will only be extended one year as opposed to 2 years. the announcement comes about a

twitter, facebook and youtube have all deleted the video for making false claims about covid including saying it's a cure for the virus and masks are unnecessary. the doctor in the video spirit under their misinformation like claiming dna from aliens is used in medical treatments. >> i was very impressed by her. i know nothing about her and i have never seen her before, but certainly you should put her up and let her have a voice. >> reporter: president trump's coronavirus response hasn't resonated with america. 64% of respondents say that u.s. efforts to handle the virus are going badly and the 7% say the president specifically is doing a bad job. skyler henry, cbs news, the white house. >>> john lewis of georgia has left the u.s. capitol for the last time. his casket was carried out of the u.s. capitol in a departure ceremony this morning. house members watched and been for well. the civil rights icon was honored in the nation's capital for the past two days at his casket was taken to atlanta. a live look where he will lie in state at the georgia state capitol and be honored in a fun

but work appears like a limited books facebook. twitter and snap chat give any of us. most of the information on facebook isn't necessarily credible. but young people don't come here to buy magazines and buy no more magazines newspapers no more anybody. who were my actual 10 years young man around but younger than that no pollution no. the chios proportions have a factor of 2.64755 that of the pair met squared 7 the number of virginity we find pi again and the speed of light so who designed this mysterious kiosk in paris. our continent of bias as help us filter input to avoid cognitive overload. these mental watchdogs are not so much essential as they are never going to. get on the internet and a manner of filtering is quickly seen as control propaganda and concealment. buys on the. this information market was once regulated by gatekeepers by guardians of the threshold of visual which is to say journalists politicians academics and a whole series of people who were trusted to disseminate information in public places like to secure the internet anyone can express their o

well, twitter, facebook and whatsapp have already said they won't hand over any data to hong kong authoritiesf they don't take down information or opinion that contravenes hong kong's new security law, they could be fined and their employees could be imprisoned. here's bbc tech reporterjames clayton. there is clearly nervousness and worry around whether this data, if push came to shove, whatever be shared with the chinese government. and that's the really, that tiktok now has a huge existential problem, because at the moment, there are lots of people in the west who are very nervous about china. and having a connection with china is not particularly good for business if you are an international chinese tech company right now. tiktok has seen phenomenal growth in the last three years. it's been downloaded more than two billion times. last quarter, it generated the most downloads for any app ever. but last week, its largest market, india, banned it — along with 58 other chinese apps. that appears connected to the border clash with china in the galwan valley, in which 20 indian soldiers died. in

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>> laura: but the md at twitter and facebook have the most comments are radical, dangerous. the video violates its policies on potentially harmful information related to covid-19. this information. this is the top epidemiologist told this show about hydroxychloroquine last week. the code do you think thousands of lives could be saved going forward if they release that hydroxychloroquine stockpile and a prophylactic for front-line workers if they wanted it? >> i think 75,000 to 100,000 lives will be saved if that happens. >> laura: joining me the cardiologist and ceo of d.c. and emergency medicine specialist. doctor, let's start with you, you organize this bayreuth event yesterday. what is your reaction to the anti-hydroxychloroquine censorship by big tech? >> you know, we come with the message of hope for the american people. the american people have been told this is something they need to have a lot of fear and panic over. it is simply not true. there is a cure. there is a treatment for early covid disease and that is hydroxychloroquine that is very straightforward and eas

. >> twitter, instagram, facebook. you just see things. ridiculously out of control. >> a clique of mean girls. were they mean enough to kill? >> she was like, well, she'll blackmail me. >> it was such a shocking and scandalous kind of case. >> this was diabolical. >> evil comes in all shapes and sizes. >> hello, welcome to "dateline." for skylar's parents, she was all they hoped for. a straight-a student and happy at her part-time job. then their world turned upside down when their only child seemed to vanish without a trace. at first, police thought she ran away. but hits on social media would point to a more sinister reason for her disappearance. here's andrea canning with "something wicked." >> in the gentle rolling hills of northern west virginia, in a sweet college town in the heart of coal country lived three teenage girls. their photos capture a moment in time. they were smart, talented, lovely. everything a parent could hope for in a daughter. and so who could have guessed just by looking that some of them carried a dark secret ab

>> laura: but the mds at twitter and facebook have deem those comments heretical, dangerous. itter said the video violates its policy on spreading misleading and potentially harmful information related to covid-19. this information? here are one of the world's top epidemiologist who told this show about hydroxychloroquine just last week.hl do you think thousands of lives couldhi be saved going forward f they release that hydroxy stockpile and gave it as a prophylactic for front-line workers if theyui wanted it? >> i think 75,000 to 100,000 lives would be saved if that happens. >> laura: joining me now is dr. ramin oskoui, cardiologist, ceo of foxhall cardiology in d.c. but also with me, dr. simone gold, emergency medicine specialist. dr. gold, you organized this now bible event yesterday. what's your reaction to the anti-hydroxychloroquine censorship by big tech? >> we come with a message of hope for the american people. the american people have been told that this is something the need to have a lot of fear and panic over and it's simply not true. there is a cure, treatment f

some posting on twitter and facebook this morning. bill king off of twitter says, it is going to get worse before it gets better, from the president yesterday. the president seems unwilling to take steps to curtail it, such as national mandatory masks and stay-at-home orders. sean o'neill adds, sure, it is going to get worse before the election. democrats are counting on there from the virus and they will be ramping up the propaganda machine the closer we get. saying theacebook president made the comments because of polling. and then anita said on facebook, we were told this from the beginning, and especially with increased testing. common sense, folks. common sense. commentsake those available on our social media feeds and the phone lines are available, too. we start off on the democrat's line. guest: good morning -- caller: good morning, pedro. today. speak with you i am calling to say that i think it is too little, too late. the president has had months to take this position and has not done anything. people are dying because of don

nothing is for its welcome program until then washington to join you on the kind of you tube twitter facebook instagram fan club. you cannot be thrown with yeah you're right. i am. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sell their bodies on the street many of them under-age. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge if you're going to exploit a child here in los angeles they were going to come after you see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the l.a. 6 trade. a lot of young people know nothing about julian assange. you know julian astound you do you know anything about this man and what happened to him do you want to know about your balance and years ago. wiki leaks with a stockholm lot of information about the crimes that were being committed by place to play war crimes but mostly the us governments and continually the murder of innocent civilians. for the country is just pretend and this is the 1st and i think thing about the economics it kind of forced us to acknowledge it's you know we couldn't ignore it. he's

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global tech giants including facebook twitter zoom and take saw are scaling back their presence in hong kong because of the new security law people in the territory are worried that this will erode even further their freedom of expression online. while web users in mainland china have to negotiate a powerful censorship system hong kong's internet is free and open until now anyway google facebook what's up telegram on twitter of all stop taking requests for user data from hong kong online freedom of expression in the city is seen as under threat i think that they worry you they all get here he's already is that all about cyber and that's a special breed of. the new law means police can force internet companies to remove content breaching online rules can lead to jail or a fine. so i believe the government will take further action towards these social media platforms. i think it's possible we will be able to use these apps in the future. have. you guys on. the move piles pressure on chinese owned firms trying to expand internationally like tick tock tick tock rejects allegations beijing c

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about the pew trust you see the liberals are saying it's not these techniques it's facebook it's wiki leaks it's twitter over here they're talking about that what do you how do you react to that it's actually facebook ads of and julian assange currently being tortured here in london according to the u.n. and not the issues that you show to that how donald trump is going to win in 2020 or america in how trump still 2020 i have a chapter called the russians russian to judgment and you know americans like to think we didn't do it to ourselves we didn't use tactics of stopping black people and asian americans in the spandex and no we didn't do races tricks to get drunk elected it had to beat them russians it wasn't the russians or some kid in moscow messing with the machines we did it to ourselves through really ugly racist tactics but they're very sophisticated it's not the old system of guys in white robes scaring you know black people out of voting by you know by literally lynching them which is what we used to do in the u.s. we used to literally hang black people try to vote not getting and that's our h

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than facebook and twitter. ave, as they always say, billions and billions of posts they have to deal with, whereas when you are actually an online retailer, the amount of products that you are actually selling is way fewer. so, that defence doesn't quite work when it comes to online retail. i guess this is just another example of the algorithm doing theirjob, and doing them well. the company is actively promoting other racist stuff. the algorithm knows that lots of people who type in "boogaloo", are interested in military stuff, and so it promotes and suggests military equipment. others might say it's not a particularly smart move to suggest military equipment to an organisation that has links to the extreme right and to terrorist offences. some of the items and symbols are not just racist, they have been appropriated. right, the swastika was and still is a hindu sign, and a lot of these new neo—nazi signs are old pagan signs. this is why the algorithm's so important, because if you are typing in "kkk" or "white

on twitter, c-span wj. and on facebook, facebook.com/c-span. john lewis one of the last living speakers at the 1963 march on washington. as we will see from a story in the washington post today, there was controversy over what john lewis was actually going to say. i will read a little bit of that story to you. "it was the biggest moment of john lewis's life. the activist would take the podium at the lincoln memorial and speak to hundreds of thousands of people gathered on the mall, but lewis was not savoring the moment. tucked in a security guard's office, he was in an argument bayardilip randolph, rustin, and the reverend martin luther king jr.. he pleaded, i waited my whole life or this opportunity. please do not ruin it. the young man had a decision to make. the issue that had started before the march, almost as soon as luis had arrived in washington, where all the organizers were staying. as chairman of the student nonviolent cord and committee, lewis would speak on the behalf of the group. when the organizers of the group saw copies of ano