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according to a troubling army report and us senators wrote facebook after leaks internet. internal research suggests that the company is the grand platform, could on children's well being ah, are broadcast, want direct, more studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now, anger is mounting in a pair suburb over the construction of a wall designed to keep drug users out. but instead of solving the problem, residents say that it's actually made matters worse. and it turns the area into a living hell ortiz, charlotte davinsky takes up a story for us. the writing is on the wall, quite literally the wall of shame. that's what the graffiti spells out. and that's how some in parish have come to view this, this barrier has been built to hide one of the cities, ugliest problems. crack addiction for months, drug use is turned hawk. it will in the 19th decent of paris and the surrounding streets into a living nightmare for locals. now they have be moved to around this location. meaning the problem haven't been tackled. it's just bought a new s

according to a troubling army report. us senators rose to facebook after leaked internal research suggest the company's instagram platform for harm children's wellbeing. ah . are broadcasting my direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. no anger is mounting in a paris suburb over the construction of a wall designed to keep drug users out. but instead of solving the problem, residents say it's actually made matters worse. and turn the area into a living hell or struggle. davinsky takes up the story. the writing is on the wall quite literally the wall of shame. that's what the graffiti spells out. and that's how some encourage have come to view this. this barrier has been built to hide one of the cities, ugliest problems. crack addiction for months, drug use is turned hawk. it will in the 19th home, decent paris and the surrounding streets into a living nightmare for locals. now they have been moved to around this location, meaning the problem haven't been tackled. it's just for a new set of glucose to deal with wha

us senators agreed to extend the — again. us senators agreed to extend the country's - again.tors agreed to extend the country's ceiling i extend the country's ceiling for two months, avoiding a possible default on the country's national debt. the un secretary general calls a vaccine in equity immoral and stupid, and calls for 40% of all countries to be vaccinated by the end of the year. newcastle united fans celebrate a takeover by a saudi—led consortium in a deal worth more than $400 million. and after ten novels and praise for his uncompromising work on the effects of colonialism, tanzania's abdul razat gurnah is shocked to win the 2021 nobel prize for literature. you know, nobel prize for literature. you know. these — nobel prize for literature. you know, these days _ nobel prize for literature. mt, know, these days you get these cold calls, i thought, this is another one of them. and i picked it up and this guy said, hello, you have won the nobel prize for literature. and i said, come on, get out of here! hello, a very warm welcome to our viewers on pbs, in america and ar

an employee turned at whistleblower has testified before the us senate after leaking a trove of company documents, and in a lengthy response on his page c, omagh zak, a burg denied prioritizing money over the platforms uses. we care deeply about issues like safety, well being and mental health. it's difficult to see covers that miss represents our work and our motives. i don't know any tech company that sets out to build products that make people angry or depressed. the moral business and product incentives all point in the opposite direction. facebook exploited teens. do you think the teams are profitable for their company? i would assume so those dangerous algorithms that they admit are picking up the they stream sentence, the division, their product. it is often destructive facebook's products, harm children, stoke to vision and weak in our democracy. the damage to self interest and self worth of inflicted by facebook to day will haunt a generation. it is pulling families apart. and in places like ethiopia, it's literally fanning ethnic violence. well, it's a very different picture f

pipeline. facebook denies a whistleblowers plane that is spreading, hayton weakening democracy, while us senators call for tougher controls on big tag. it is the latest sign of the tide, turning on social media giants a decade after they were hailed for bringing about the arab spring. also us republicans cry double standards as a marine is court. martial court slamming the biden administration's handling of the afghan pull out 2 years after another officer was praised for standing up to the trumpet, administration, and france and threatens to cotton power applied to the united kingdom. i made a post wretched route over fishing. ah, lots of stories to you today here on the wednesday program live from moscow. this is our t international. a very will welcome to you. so natural gas prices in europe are surging to new records, adding 15 percent in just the past 24 hours. and it's put the continent on course for a major energy crisis, just ahead of the winter heating season, less learn more about this now. crossing life to berlin. throughout these peter all about hello to you. peter price is keep going

the us senate has voted to avoid — the us senate has voted to avoid a _ the us senate has voted to avoid government shutdown that would have affected hundreds of thousands of federal_ hundreds of thousands of federal workers.- hundreds of thousands of federal workers. the vote on spending _ federal workers. the vote on spending came _ federal workers. the vote on spending came after- federal workers. the vote on spending came after a - federal workers. the vote on spending came after a deal. spending came after a deal between the republicans and democrats with just hours left to the crisis. a london policeman who raped and murdered a woman that he falsely arrested on the street has been sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. wayne couzens hancock to sarah everard in march on the pretext she had broken coronavirus lockdown rules. the authorities in ecuador say 900,000 police officers and army soldiers are involved in a major operation to regain control of a high security prison. at least hundred and 16 inmates have been killed in a riot between rival gangs which began on tuesd

senate. hugo is a reporterfor the us news paper and hejoined me to explain.pgap funding measure but republicans refused to back it and so they passed what is known as a continuing resolution that keeps the government funded through, she said, to early december. it also gives funding to disaster relief from hurricanes and wildfires as well as also for the afghan refugee resettlement programme. i'm glad you mentioned the debt ceiling because that is the second dish i wanted to come on too. a much more imminent deadline now. 0ctober more imminent deadline now. october 18 there is the date by which congress has to approve, effectively, the ability to pay the interest due on debts that have already been accrued by the government. if they don't do that, does this mean the us government would default on its debts? . , ., , , debts? that is absolutely ri . ht. debts? that is absolutely right. october _ debts? that is absolutely right. october 18 - debts? that is absolutely right. october 18 there i debts? that is absolutely right. october 18 there is j debts? that is

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hundreds of scientists and their statements from around the world and we issued a report to the us senate environment of public works committee in 2000 and seven about 400 defending scientists saying through the700s, it was over 1000 dissenting against the idea we face a man-made climate crisis . >> planet depot.com, what is that western mark's that's my daily information news information site on climate, energy and the environment. it's your one-stop shop to get balance from what you might see on cnn and abc, nbc, washington post. the media on this as been shameful. they look at it as they are advocates for the climate cause. we now know they don't even have a scientist who dissents on global warming from the narrative on their shows. the "l.a. times" said they will print better letters to the editor from what they call climate deniers. cbs news former anchor scott kelly announced he would interview a climate denier for the same reason you wouldn't interview a holocaust denier. that's the reason my website is so necessary because i provide you the information that the media willfully and

the tech, john's global safety chief, told the us senate hearing it monitors how children use its apps to minimize the bad and maximize the goods. patty calhane as well from washington c, a gene, you'll probably see them on a social media screen. now the us senate is asking, is that harming them? the suicide rate for 10 to 14 year old as doubled for young girls, it has quadrupled instagram, didn't create this crisis, but from the documents provided by the whistleblower. clearly facebook's own researchers describe instagram itself as a quote perfect storm. the whistleblower giving instagram's own research to the wall street journal, showing slides with the headlines. one and 5 teams say that instagram makes them feel worse about themselves. teams who struggle with mental health, the instagram makes it worse, we make body image issues worse for one in 3 teen girls. that's their own descriptions. and the reason antigone davis, the head of level security for facebook, which owns instagram, was called to testify. i want to be clear that this research is not a bomb shell. it's not causal res

it's spreading hates on weakening democracy while us senators call for tougher controls on big tech. it's the latest sign of the tide, turning on social media giants a decade after they were heal for helping bring about the art of spring. yes for hopkins highlight, double standards as a marine is court martial for slumming, the biden administration sounding of the afghan polite 2 years after another officer was praised for standing up to the front administration. france threatened to cut power supplies to the u. k. and made a post that breaks that route, were fishing lights ah, revery are tuning in from today. welcome to moscow on to the news our on our t. my name's union o'neill, our top story. and we begin with some breaking news. the natural gas price in europe has surged to an all time record. it's now 6 times higher than it was in spring. it's put the continent on course for a major energy crunch with high schools facing soaring course over the winter season. less crossed now to germany and our europe corresponding peter oliver to fill in more on this for as peter, quite an alar

facebook denies are whistleblowers claim that its spreading hate and weakening democracy while us senators cool for tougher controls on big tech. it is the latest sign of the tide, toning on social media giants a decade off, if they were hailed for helping to bring about the arab spring. also in the program, us republicans cried double standards as a marine is court martialed, but slamming the by the administration handling of the afghan pull out 2 years off to another officer was great standing up for the trumpet administration. and finally, in the program of france is threatening to cut power supplies to the u. k. it's admitted post wretched route, over fishing, running ah, all right, just after 1 pm on wednesday, here in the russian capital, this is our t international. some big stories for you today. let's get straight into them and we do begin the program with breaking news for you. this hour of natural gas price in europe has surged to an all time record. it's now several times higher than it was in the spring. and it took me, put the continent on course for a major energy crisis ahe

facebook denies a whistle, blowers claim that it's spreading hate on weakening democracy while us senators call for tougher controls on big tech. it's the latest sign of the tide. turning on social media giants a decade after they were hail for helping bring apart. the arb spray u. s. republicans claim double standards as a marina's court martial for slamming the by the administration humbling of the afghanistan, polite, 2 years after another officer was praised for standing up to the trumpet, ministration on france threatened to cut power supplies to the united kingdom, amid a post that breaks it ran over fishing ah, just after 3 in the afternoon here in moscow this wednesday october, the 6th. great to have your company today. my name is unit o'neill. we begin with some breaking news. the natural gas price in europe has surged to an all time record. it's now 6 times higher than it was in spring. it's about the continent on course for a major energy crunch with households facing soaring costs over the winter season or europe correspond, peter oliver joined us live now in the program to tel

this week's hearing us senators call for a tougher controls on facebook and other social media giants. but there are plenty of questions to over how the government mike use or abuse that control r t o spence won't break stun how damp aspect was approached in congress. what they're essentially saying is government needs to get involved and government needs to decide what content is allowed and not a lot on social media in order to make it the word they like to use. safe problem is, is that there are so many tens of millions of americans who do not believe that government is trying to keep them safe, but is instead trying to manipulate them and push political messages on to them. should social media b, a public square where people are allowed to get up and speak and to voice their opinions and their worldviews and where rigorous debate can take place as he would have in the public square or his social media supposed to be contrived and controlled to the point where a few government entities and bureaucrats decide what is acceptable thought and acceptable belief. and i think that's the r

the former employees been testifying for us senate tearing up to leaking documents about how the company operates. hey, spoke exploited teens. do you think that teams are profitable for their company? i would assume so those dangerous algorithms that they admit are picking up the, the stream sentence, the division, their product. it is often destructive. facebook's products, harm, children, stroke division and weak in our democracy. the damage to self interest and self worth of inflicted by facebook to day will haunt a generation. it is pulling families apart. and in places like ethiopia, it's literally fanning ethnic violence. it's very different picture from just a few years ago when platforms like facebook and twitter were being loaded for bringing democracy to the arab world during the arab spring. social media play a role. social media is much broader than sending a $144.00 characters or twitter, or updating your stows posts on facebook. those are useful. you're giving facebook a lot of credit for this. for yeah, for sure. i want to me look at that one day and thank him. actually in

for alabama senator don jones who will be one of our two panelists in today's conversation. as the us attorney for alabama senator jones prosecuted 2 kkk members for their role in the 1963 16th street baptist church bombing and has been a prominent civil rightsadvocate throughout his career . notably senator jones has joined action as a distinguished senior fellow focusing on racial equity and social justice issues as well as criminal justice and democracy reform. i'm also excited to welcome representative anthony brown er maryland's fourth congressional district. representative brown serves on the house armed services committee as well as the committee on veterans affairs, transportation and infrastructure m. the congressman is also cochair of the new democrat coalition or national security task force and is retired colonel in the united states army reserve. he has a military record spanning more than a quarter-century as an ed heater and officer and was awarded the legion of merit and a bronze star for his distinguished military service. he's also the author of legislation tracking

. facebook denies a whistleblowers claim that its spreading hate and weakening democracy, while us senators call for the topic controls on big tech here on our team. but if it, how the tide has turned again, the social media giant a decade off that they were hailed for brittany about the arabs wearing a default american lawyer gets a 6 month prison sentence off to winning a case. but ecuadorian villagers against the oil giant chevron. he was convicted for refusing to give an american judge access to his client, a ruling that's drawn condemnation from critics including pink floyd star, roger waters. what is the little full and is it available to all of us, all members of society, irrespective of the text, the phone pockets, or, or connections, politically, also in the program with us republicans cried double standards as a marine is court martialed for slamming the biden administration's handling of the afghan to pull out 2 years off to another officer was praised, but standing up to the trump administration. and finally, franz threatened to cut power supplies to the united kingdom. i made a

us senators have agreed to raise the country's ceiling for two months after republicans dropped theirpposition to the increase. the cap on government borrowing was due to be reached within weeks. the compromise still has to be formally approved by both houses of congress. the united nations secretary general has condemned the inequalities in the global supply of covid vaccines as immoral and stupid. the united nations says it is hoping that 40% of people in all countries will be vaccinated by the end of the year. now, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. today i've come to kew gardens in south—west london. this place is a botanical treasure trove, the largest single collection of living plants in the world, some of the specimens here collected by charles darwin himself. my guest is kew�*s director, richard deverell, who has big ambitions to put this place at the heart of the battle to avert global environmental catastrophe. butjust how realistic is that? richard deverell, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. let me begin by asking you about your vision for this

a facebook employee turned whistleblower has given a damning critique at a us senate committee.he said she believed facebook put profits first while executives knew its platform could harm children, stoke division and harm democracy. mark zuckerberg logged that it was disheartening to see company research taken out of context. it's ringing. eleanor and freya are both 14 and, like many teenagers, they're both on instagram. as a teenager, you're looking at these people, all these models, and, you know, influencers, they all are very skinny and they have, like, a perfect body. and when you're looking at that and then kind of comparing yourself to it, it's very...i think it could be really damaging. when you're feeling at your worst and then you go on instagram and you see things that are, like, targeted at you because you have looked at these kinds of things before, you see them, like, models, influencers, celebrities, things like that, and you are just like, "oh, i will never be like that." eleanor and freya's concerns are in fact shared by one rather important company — facebook,

. senate democrats want a long term solution to the debt limit to make sure financial remarks remain stable and our economic recovery stays on track. america's full faith and credit must never be used as a political bargaining chip. i hope my republican colleagues relent from trying to make it one when we read. revisit this issue soon. so now that republican brinkman ship is relented. senate democrats will focus on passing, build back better agenda. so we can finally build up ladders of opportunity for people to climb up to the middle class. rescue as have been searching for survivors in south west pakistan where an earthquake has killed at least 20 people. the strong but shallow trim has left hundreds of people injured in ballard, she stands hon. i. susie the worst hit region trucks in eastern sudan carrying medicine have been allowed through a blockade that's causing a supply crisis. demonstrators from the b, j tribe had forced port sudan to close, as part of a protest against the government. the former us special envoy for haiti says security, and puerto prince is deteriorating, and massacres and kidnappings are now part of everyday life. daniel foot said america's policy of dep

it will get solved in the senate and the republicans have left us no realistic alternative of doing what thank you very much indeed for being on the programme. you make my pleasure, christian. thank you. a russian actress and director have blasted off into space in a bid to film the first movie in orbit. the crew will record scenes for the challenge, the russian film—makers are set to beat an american project that was announced last year involving the hollywood star tom cruise together with nasa and space acts. and that's the racket going up. they have been training for this for months. so i suppose it's a little bit of life imitating art as well. they will be up there, and also he told you yesterday, of course, william shatner is going. plenty more to come here on bbc news. stay with us. we will see you at the same time tomorrow. thanks for watching. hello. tuesday dropped some torrential rain across parts of the uk, some areas seeing a month's worth of rain in a matter of hours. wednesday is going to offer up a much drier day with lighter winds, but there will be another area of low pr

what i have said, it's going to be a different take. >> you and senator manchin just cap different amount of use of government control and the site, how do you resolve these differences? >> i'm not here to disparage senator manchin, i respect him. what i would say is this, i know media talks about compromise and all that stuff, we got 48 senators to support three and a half trillion. to be honest, i think all of you know i believe our current healthcare system is totally dysfunctional and i strongly believe in medicare for all. i put in five minutes, go to chuck schumer, senate majority leader and say i can't support this unless you have medicare for all are not going to do that because i know, maybe half or third, there would be responsible. my concern is not so much that, i disagree with him but wrong, it's not playing fair that one or two people think they should be able to stop 28 members of the democrat caucus what the american people want in the president want, that would be my position. senator manchin as our right to fight, not only a right to be heard, is a member of the senate but two

first us more on tonight's top story, senator tom cotton is with us. tor, good to have you come i want to go to your comments in particular that we just played and you said, you know, that letter -- you are referring to the letter about parents and school boards and domestic terrorists, you called his directive, his performance shameful, and thank god you are not on the supreme court, and you should resign. i sat back and i was grateful you said it, senator, because it is a disgrace, and i didn't see him give an answer that made me feel comfortable that he understood the severity of what went out here. >> no, he didn't, sean, and thank goodness merrick garland is not on the supreme court because he has revealed himself to be a far left ideologue in the job of attorney general. he sicced fbi and department of justice on parents who wanted to express their opinions at school boards. can those meetings be contentious and he did? yes. but they accuse them of being domestic terrorists, and on that basis alone, he directed the fbi and u.s. attorneys across th

as a chairman of the senate budget committee i want to say a few words about the three and a half joined art reconciliation bill a number of us are fighting for. i would also like to make some brief comments about what senator manchin said earlier today. first, let us be clear, poll after poll including polls in west virginia show what we are trying to this reconciliation bill is enormously popular among the american people. it's not just the american people who support what we're trying to do. forty-eight out of 58 members of the senate democratic caucus support the bill. and 210 members about 90% support the bill. by the way the president of the united states supports the bill. while we are adequate to maintain who is vigorously opposed to this legislation. think it is important the american people understand that. this is the corruption of american politics. the pharmaceutical industry is currently spending hundreds of millions of dollars on lobbying, on campaign contributions, on advertising to oppose this bill because they do not want us to lower the outrageously high cost of prescription drugs in america. the health ins

the revelations that he us senate hearing son is thought contrast to just a few years ago when social media platforms were hailed for bringing about the arabs bring its energy, crisis deepens with italy, bearing the brunt reco gas prices have left many unable to pay the bills would you tell me, i am really shocked, i'm aware of what is going on, and i have to say we are upset, an absolute shame the italian state, instead of protecting its citizens, does exactly the opposite. it has raised the tariffs of goods such as electricity and gas. what a shame.

menendez: i understand senator young is with us virtually. senator young, are you can us virtually? senator young: i am. yes, sir. can you hear me? senator menendez: yes, we can. go ahead. senator young: all right. thank you, chairman. mr. mckeon, i wish we could spend this hearing looking at long-term resources for the state department. i wish we had the luxury of rethinking the state department of evaluating new horizons of diplomatic efforts throughout the world. i especially wish we could discuss how we're shifting our focus to asia to deal with the growing threats to national security from a rising china. instead, we must first attend to this administration's sub-optimal withdrawal from afghanistan. its careless failure to treat allies with respect. to the self-inflicted wounds that zapped a nation of vital resources at a critical time in our nation's history. so i want to start with a very simple yes or no question, sir. has our withdrawal from afghanistan freed up resources at the state department to focus on other strategic priorities

on tuesday a whistleblower, used to work for the company, will tell us politicians at a senate hearing that facebook was my own research showed how much harm is a social media platforms were causing. with me is courtney bembridge. just tell us who is this whistleblower and what are we expecting to hear? . . , . ., 4' ., hear? frances haugen work to the company _ hear? frances haugen work to the company until— hear? frances haugen work to the company until earlier - hear? frances haugen work to the company until earlier thisl the company until earlier this year and she has accused facebook of prioritising profits over the public and over—claiming down on misinformation and hate speech. now, she has also talked about the impact of mental health, particularly young people and young girls. she says facebook had done its own research into the impact that a platform like instagram had on young girls and you how damaging it was in terms of body image and didn't do anything about it. so she has a range of claims against the company and she has spoken to 60 minutes on cbs and we can hear a litt

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a former facebook employee turned whistle—blower has told a us senate committee that she believes theps were harming the mental health of some young users. facebook said the company sees protecting its community as more important than maximising profits. 0ur correspondent james clayton has this report. it's ringing. eleanor and freya are both ia, and like many teenagers, they're both on instagram. as a teenager, you're looking at these people, all these models, and, you know, influencers, they all are very skinny and they have, like, a perfect body. and when you're looking at that and then kind of comparing yourself to it, it's very...i think it could be really damaging. when you're feeling at your worst and then you go on instagram and you see things that are, like, targeted at you because you have looked at these kinds of things before, you see them, like, models, influencers, celebrities, things like that, and you are just like, "oh, i will never be like that." eleanor and freya's concerns are in fact shared by one rather important company — facebook, which owns instagram. in fact,

us senators agree to extend the country's ceiling for two months, avoiding a possible default on themmoral and stupid and calls for a 40% of people in all countries to be vaccinated by the end of the year. newcastle united fans celebrate a takeover by a

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senators? it happened again of the far left threatens to do it even more. joining usonight congressman brian mast and devin nunez, senator marsha blackburn, fresh off the facebook hearing. gop strategist, ford o'connell, congressman brad wenstrup of the gop doctors caucus and congressman kat cammack of homeland security. we have a lot of show for you tonight. members of the media joining in justifying stalking lawmakers. this debate comes as democrats want the irs to get your bank account information on just as little as $600 in singular transactions. why 600 bucks? we have got the answers. how do you win your argument stalking people in bathrooms? is that okay for the gop or trump supporters to stalk and harass democrats, "the squad," nancy pelosi in bathrooms and airports? is that okay? okay. facebook is defiant today. we have the fireworks from today's hearing that once again shows you are the product at facebook. facebook's endgame, keep you on its platform, even if it means inciting bad mental health for children, hate, and ethnic violence. also we've got a brand

us to missions. there are 50 democratic senators, every one of us is needed to get this passed. d no climate, no deal. senator tweets a deal light on climate and clean energy should not count on every democratic vote, and today it sounds like something has changed. so what happened. >> alisyn, first, it's great to be with you, and i do have a lot of optimism that we are getting closer and closer to finally delivering on the promises that president biden made during the election, that i campaigned on in 2020 around this build back better agenda, and you're asking about climate, which is so important it has been the thing that i have worked on the hardest over the last few months. so my position is actually exactly the same. we need to get significant emission reduction so that we can achieve the president's goal of cutting our carbon emissions by 50% in ten years. >> i understand, but hasn't the clean electricity program been dropped. senator joe manchin was dug in against it. hasn't that portion been dropped? >> i have been been a huge champion of the clean electricity plan. >> y

us government ever goes into infrastructure. ok, that's not what american government does. like nancy pelosi and senate in congress and j pal to fed and central bankers. they traded us our information, credible, now documented, and they make mill lots of money and there can tap to the american people makes marie antoinette look like mother teresa. all right, we're going to take a break and when we come back, much more coming your away with . so much of this stuff is theatrical, it's the andrew lisa did not site for georgia in 2008 it onto planned fight for georgia. there was not the slightest consideration of alpha fighting for georgia and schools. it didn't fight for ukraine in 2014 item. and there is absolutely no intention anywhere in western europe to send a single dock, short danish or german or french soldier to fight in new cray. the me welcome back to the kaiser report. i max kaiser time now to go to tyson slokum of public citizens energy program types, but also serves on the f t. c. energy committee. energy is big in the news as the u . s. climate change summit opens tomorrow and an energy cri

i the us senate has passed a bill advocating such a boycott. - it will go in front of congress.vert this if possible. also, we've got military tensions, as you referred to. _ tensions over taiwan, - around the east china sea, i both sides really guilty of rampingl up military tensions at the moment. i think this will take - place at an unusual time, but also on a screen - and in an unusual place. marc, in the wake of the row of aukus. how does all this look from paris and comes back from brussels as well? the developments in the pacific region? well, britain is wrong because britain has nothing to give. also, unreliable country like australia of dealing with the us, it will be a junior partner, and anyway after afghanistan completely unreliable. the obvious ally is france because it has indo pacific presence, it has territory there, it has an army like the british army, it has a permanent seat on the european council. and i think as soon asjohnson mends fences with macron it is the best. i have a suggestion, why doesn't he buy, because they are cheap at the moment, the submarine

i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera facebook whistleblower francis hogan has told us senate committee. the social media giant is a threat to american citizens and uses around the world. she's testifying to congress and claims facebook repeatedly prioritize growth over safety of its uses. facebook and change, but is clearly not going to do so on its own. my theory that without action, divisive and extremist behaviors, we see today are only the beginning, what we saw in me and mar and are now seen. and ethiopia are only opening chapters of a story. so terrifying. no one wants to read the under, but congress can change the rules. the facebook plays by and stop the many harms. it is now causing nearly $330000.00 children. were victims of sexual abuse at the hands of the french catholic church over 70 years. that is the finding of an independent commission which says the church showed cruel indifference to victims. the u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin is in france to patch up ties after weeks of trained relations because of a cancelled submarine deal. both sides have agree

starting with senator johnson went to welcome former us senator from alabama, senator jones who will be one of the two panelist of today's conversation. that he was attorney for alabama he successfully prosecuted to kkk members for their role in the 196,316th street baptist church bombing and an advocate to the career and has joined cap action as a distinguished single fellow focusing on social justice issues and democracy reform. i'm excited to welcome kathy brown from the fourth congressional district representative brown sits on the house armed services committee on veterans affairs and transportation orinfrastructure also cochair of the new democratic coalition for national security task force retired colonel in the u.s. army reserve in a military record spanning more than a quarter-century as an aviator and jagged officer and awarded the bronze star for his distinguished military service. and then withinck armed services. to begin the conversation violent white supremacy currently is one the most lethal threat to american democracy and security. senator jones the prosecuted one

the pandemic as a chance to test propaganda on citizens, according to a troubling army report and us senators, a roast facebook after leach internal research suggests the company's instagram platform could harm childrens wellbeing.

welcome to then use our a former facebook employee is testifying before a u. s. senate hearing panel after leaking documents that showed flaws in the platforms, algorithms. the whistleblowers accusing the company of putting prophets ahead of the users safety. now spreading hatred and division. facebook exploited teams. do you think that teams are profitable for their company? i would assume so those dangerous algorithms that they had met are picking up dead that they stream sentence the division, their product. it is often destructive. facebook's products harm children, stoke to vision and weak in our democracy. the damage to self interest and self worth of inflicted by facebook to day will haunt a generation. it is pulling families apart. and in places like ethiopia, it's literally fanning ethnic violence less cross live. now to r t contributor nico house for more on this nico good to see, you just tell us indeed what the whole process is about here. what's being talked to by the big details today. so it just seems honest like blumenthal in hug in or pulling their best

better behaved than facebook, the likes of tick tock, youtube and snapshot a testifying and the us senate hearing on child safety on line fences won't establish whether new controls on facebook unnecessary when it comes to content, moderation and privacy with the networks rivals eager to avoid a similar possible regulation. snapshot is difference. snapshot was built as an antidote to social media. take talk is not a social network based on followers or social graph. it's not an app that people check to see what their friends are doing. you watch tick tock, you create on tick tock. it's crucial to put in place protections that allow them age appropriate access to information. we do this by investing in the partnerships technologies and policies that create safer environments that allow children to express their imagination and curiosity and in power families to create the right experiences for their children. facebook has been embroiled and was candle after another, lately has been accused of everything from harming children's mental health wise instagram platform database divisions, and u