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facebook and the software company that actually did this research with the wall street journal they say there are you know it serves no useful purpose for this. shit ok facebook seeing a lot more about us than we knew what is the company saying well they have released a statement they say we were quiet after vela has to be clear with the uses about the information they are sharing with us and we prohibit prohibit app developers from sending us sensitive data we also take steps to detect and remove data that should not be shared with us so that's basically the opposite of what the wall street journal has found that there is reason to believe that this practice violates european union. privacy laws. but we don't know what the fallout will be there is an investigation underway in new york but in the meantime . delete those apps of your phone if you can just we will thank you much for that you're watching the news live from berlin. we make we watch as a whole after. twenty five we are this image surfacing. the want to keep the continent's future. reporting in britain youngsters can actually

. ♪ ♪ gerry: hello, and welcome to ""the wall street journal" at large."l, it's been a roller coaster few years for former new jersey governor chris christie. not so long ago, he was a hot pick to be the next president of the united states. a u.s. attorney with a track record of successful prosecutions of terrorists and white collar criminals among others, elected republican governor of the blue state of new jersey in 2009, he quickly earned a reputation as a straight-talking, take no prisoners chief executive, taking on public sector unions and slashing deficits. by 2012 he was being courted by top republicans to be the party's presidential candidate. but then came a series of setbacks. superstorm sandy and his unforgettable, and to some republicans, unforgivable moment of fraternity with president barack obama. the infamous traffic jam on the george washington bridge, though the governor wasn't charged with having any involvement in the scandal concerning payback against a political opponent, still, key members of his staff were implicated, and his reput

it's not really free you're paying with your data and your privacy but now a report in the wall street journal has revealed that the apps on your phone could be sending your sensitive user data to facebook even if you're not a facebook user and that includes health data and financial information a reporter out of the car is more here to tell us more about it although what apps are we talking about here is not just social media right it's through the wall street journal detested seventy ops and they found that eleven of them was sending not just your information but sensitive information to facebook without your knowledge and they also found that even even people who went on facebook had their information sent to facebook and they also there was no they also found that there is no function in this app to turn this to turn this off now we're talking mainly about health apps here one example is called instant hans right monitor and in the tests it's. in the in the test it found that like a user's heart rate was sent directly to facebook as soon as it was recorded another example is an app that he

. >>> go to the website of "the wall street journal," the headline, trump's north korea ends nuclear summit without agreement. the lead author is jonathan chang who joins us on the phone from seoul. he's the bureau chief and works for "the wall street journal" jonathan cheng, good morning. >> hi. >> thank you for joining us. can you describe the relations between the two countries. is there any animosity between these events or do you think this will lead to more conversations of the peaceful nature in the future? >> it's really hard to say because we only have one side of the story so far and that's president trump's. we haven't heard from north korea yet and the north korean state media. they haven't weighed in yet and they haven't given us an interview or anything, so we really don't know, but if you take it from president trump's mouth things ended with a disagreement, but the way he portrayed it it was like a disagreement between friends. they couldn't quite get their interest on the same page, but they ended with a handshake and a smile and sarah sanders posted the final handsha

the "wall street journal" says facebook is telling flagged apps to stop sending useruseruser >> we just sent it. we don't know anything about it. >> facebook hasn't responded to our request for comment. abc7 news. >> we are less than two days away from hollywood's biggest night. i'm down in hollywood with the bay area's ties to the black buster black panther. >> take advantage o >>> the 91st academy awards show is this sunday. one of the biggest movie the watch, black panther. in hollywood with the three local men hoping to pick up one of those awards. >> so much excitement in los angeles. just two days before hollywood's biggest night. i want to you look at all the preparations happening behind me. it has taken a team of six people almost a week to put down the red carpet alone. there's been a lot of excitement for the bay area, be just because ryan kugler is up for black panther, but for three bay area sound mixers who i sat down to talk about the magic they did on the film. one of the biggest elements making it a blockbuster success -- is something you may not have even been aware of

china's dismissed claims by by the wall street journal that it's diplomats met with the venezuelan opposition expanded that report fake news the wall street journal claims that the meeting with representatives of one guy joe was held as china is seeking to protect its investments in the crisis stricken country showing it has been holding talks we venezuela's political opposition to save guard is investments into trouble latin american nation in fact the report is false it's fake news independent political analyst aleksandr brain i think china's not actually that worried about a change of government in venezuela. be surprised if the chinese had meant to be represented as a wind up. nevertheless. the implications of the articles on the wall street journal is that china is trying to protect its investments in venezuela that's where i find the issue troubling and perhaps cause for suspicion over the article because china doesn't need to worry about a different government or a right wing government coming in venezuela to protect its investment china has investments throughout south america china i

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district of new york, takes part in the discussion on corporate scandals and accountability, with wall street journal reporter emily glaser newark hedge fund manager from a kadir. from stanford university in california, this is just over an hour . >> okay, i am a professor of finance and economics and faculty director of the operation society initiative. engaging the gsp community and others on issues that are truly important is a key mission and i want to welcome all of you and thank you for joining us and i would especially like to thank those who flew in to participate. i want to recognize and thank the support of the initiative and those of you being here today. we and c-span are videotaping this event, so we hope the conversation will continue. focus on governance as it pertains to corporations. how do we ensure that corporations can be trusted to benefit stakeholders, ultimately, society as a whole, without mistreating, deceiving or harming. how do we ensure that governments write appropriate rules and the corporations comply with those rules and what are the roles of, among others, employees,

joiners dismissed claims made by the wall street journal that its diplomats met with the venezuelan opposition has branded that report fake news wall street journal claims that the meeting with representatives of one grade zero was held as china's seeking to protect its investments in the crisis stricken country china has been holding talks we venezuela's political opposition to save guard is investments into trouble latin american nation in fact the report is false it's fake news. i can speak live now to alexander bruno who's an independent political analyst for good evening to alison. we've heard the background to the story there the the chinese foreign ministry though has branded that report fake and said that it was published before beijing could even get the chance to reply what's your take on it . good evening well my take is that. i wouldn't be surprised if the chinese had met represent is a white dog. nevertheless. the implications of the article from the wall street journal is that china is trying to protect its investments in venezuela that's where i find the issue troubling and perh

fred, i want to bring you back in here and read a little something from "the wall street journal" onkim jong un coming in as a more seasoned negotiator. they say kim jong un is showing confidence that he believes he can control events. at the perception that he is in a position of strength doesn't bode well for dialogue and they are cia analyst on that. do you think? >> i don't buy that and i've got to tell you that president trump has some excellent advisors and ambassador bultman secretary pompeo. the issue i see here is that there are elements in the state department were too eager to make a deal. they want to offer too much, too fast in exchange for too little from north korea. in the president and his advisors know that the u.s. has made this mistake time and time again in dealing with the north koreans and i believe the president is determined not to do that. north korea has to perform, has to deliver before they will get sanctions relief. >> shannon: looking alive at pictures of president trump there in hanoi going into what we believe is the government hall. it is going to be

that's according to our corporate cousin the "wall street journal." it reports the crime is related to a hush money payment to a woman who claims she had sex with the president. the president denies the affair and blames cohen for any problems with the payment and cohen has admitted lying to congressional committees in the past. >> why should congress trust you now, mr. cohen? >> the white house raised similar concerns ahead of the hearings. press secretary sarah sanders said it's laughable that anyone would take a convicted liar like cohen at his word and pathetic to see him given yet another opportunity to spread his lies. michael cohen is set to spend three years behind bars starting this spring after he pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations, tax evasion, and lying to congress. he said he committed those crimes out of blind loyalty to president trump. the chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge reporting live on capitol hill. >> well, thanks, trace. in the last few minutes we've had a fair amount of activity. if i'm stepping asi

military setting an april target date for leaving syria according to a new report in the "wall street journale wall street journal" that unless the trump administration alters course the military plans to pull a significant portion of its forces out by mid-march, with a full withdrawal coming by the end of april. connell: stocks extending losses today after the white house's top economic advisor told our own stuart varney that there is still sizable distance to go before china trade deal were to happen. we're joined now by republican congressman tom reed from new york who is a member of the house ways and means and the problem solvers caucus as its known. i said before the last break you met with the treasury secretary steve mnuchin. you were in a meeting earlier today. any out look in terms of a china trade deal, what he was telling you guys? >> it was great to have the treasury secretary up with us to have a direct conversation with members and i think what he demonstrated and indicated to us the continuatino of the next with china to get them to the table to take on unfair trade practice.

today the "wall street journal" made it super obvious and plain because today the "wall street journal" described efforts by the government of saudi arabia to especially buy themselves good western media coverage. to buy good western media coverage for themselves and bad western media coverage for their enemies. the "wall street journal" describes how the saudi government, in particularly, the saudi crown prince that took over the saudi government, they essentially have been lining up really lucrative well paid media partnerships with a bunch of western media outlets including bloomberg and vice and the independent and the u.k. and others. and that is really clarifying reporting today because there have previously been accounts that ami, the parent company of the supermarket tabloid that that's up in the trump campaign finance felonies now caught up in the jeff bay sezos thing, th are previous reports that company ami was working on a very similar sort of expensive deal with the saudi government, a very rich deal with the saudis, and that never really made sense. what would the saudis

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my next guest writes in "wall street journal," who is deplorable now? nder if they still need the midwest. james freeman, "wall street journal" assistant editorial page editor and fox news contributor. this is a fantastic piece today in the "wall street journal." >> thank you. >> i loved it. so the basic principle is should democrats fight to get back the industrial midwest trump took from them. or should they turn efforts trying to turn out in areas where they find appeal on the coast, that type of thing? >> right. melissa: my favorite line though was, talking about trying to get the industrial midwest back, if one were to design an agenda alienate blue-collar voters in the industrial midwest, it would look a lot like the green new deal. >> yeah. melissa: if you were to trick them into doing something to totally alienate the group never get them back, to alienate them, what do you mean by that. >> in the midwest the carbon-based economy is alive and well. people are driving trucks, working in factories, they're making stuff, building stuff, moving stuff

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in the meantime, "the wall street journal" editorial board slimming allegations that senior officials discussed trying to get rid of president trump. writing, "the 25th amendment was passed after jfk's assassination to allow for a transfer of power when the president is unable to discharge his duties. it doesn't exist to settle political differences or to let scheming bureaucrats imagine they are saving the country from someone they fear is a manchurian candidate." the constitutional process for that is impeachment." let's bring in alan dershowitz, a harvard law professor emeritus. he's also the author of the case against the democratic house impeaching trump, making the perfect to this very question two, sir. what do you think about "the wall street journal"'s assessment of what mccabe and the others in that room were ostensibly doing there with the 25th amendment? >> well, not only do i completely agree with it, i have a piece today on "the "the hilt talks about a gaping hole in the constitution. we have impeachment on the one hand, if you've committed a high crime and misdemeanor.

news, unless you're worried you won't have enough in the bank for retirement a column in the "wall street journal" is encouraging investors and lawmakers to rethink and refresh the 401(k) let's bring in jason, who writes the intelligent investor column for "wall street journal," my favorite thing to read every week thank you for joining me. >> great to be here, kelly. >> first, what prompted the column what are the main flaws with the 401(k) >> well, there's a bunch it's kind of inflexible. it's hard to carry around with you. it's also basically inadequate most people are likely to come up short on the amount of money they're going to need to save for retirement so, this brings together a bunch of ideas on how to augment retirement savings and also how to make them easier. >> so, what is the main way people can augment because i mean, shy of saying well, you should have started 30 years ago, had better market conditions or had someone else start it for you what options do you have >> well, today in the existing options, probably the best thing you can do is if you have any moonlighting income, wh

. ♪ ♪ gerry: hello, is and welcome to the wall street journal at large.his state of the union address last week, president trump uttered words very rarely heard at the top levels of american political debate. >> we renew our resolve that america will never be a socialist country. [cheers and applause] gerry: now, the very fact that he felt the need even to make that i vow says something about the state of the nation's politics today. the democratic party's agenda is increasingly being driven by some of its key figures to embrace what many describe as a form of socialism. there are ambitious plans for a green new deal, massoff government spending on -- massive government spending on projects that consciously echoes fdr's depression-era new deal. the party is increasingly behind the plan for medicare for all, a system of universal health insurance paid for at least in part by taxes. several of the party's presidential candidates for next year are calling for a big increase in taxes on more affluent americans, to what some would consider punitive levels. 70%

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, and welcome to the "wall street journal" at large.ek the trump administration moved to ratchet up the pressure on venezuela's regime. on monday steven mnuchin, the treasury secretary, and john bolton, president trump's national security adviser, announced new sanctions against nicolas maduro and what's left of his government. the administration, along with many latin american government, the e.u. and canada, has already withdrawn its official recognition of ma maduro's presidency and conferred instead the title on juan guaido, the head of the national assembly. perhaps more intriguing was what was left very visibly unsaid. while mr. mnuchin announced the new economic measures, mr. bolton stood beside him ostentatiously carrying a legal note pad on which was written the words 5,000 troops to colombia. now, that country borders venezuela. the white house declined to comment but said all options are on the table. is the u.s. really going to deploy forces to help remove mr. maduro? what other channels are available to president trump? and

it mean to be a conservative in the united states in 2019 cracks when i was writing for the wall street journal in particular one segment of reader commentary and no sooner at that time then i became a fascist pig. so somewhere in the middle of the conservative movement it is worth spending a few minutes talking about. so when mainstream conservatives believe the cold war could be one and it was a net positive and protectionist was bad the truth was not relative and moral character matters and we have a right to expect temperament and decorum with prudence and wisdom your political heroes were not just reagan and thatcher and my friend gary casper off. these were the people that were fighting against to be done - - to believe in the epistemology not alternative facts or emotions or clicks. to be a conservative that you listens to the columns from charles krauthammer and that those load stars were your own like john locke or adam smith or friedrich hayek. and the rights of mankind and the necessity of defense and that economic exchange at the end of the decade with the berlin wall down it's easy

we had the "wall street journal" raising questions about it in an editorial today.the leading conservative magazine, has come out against it. a number of members of -- republican members of congress have said we don't like stretching the law. we objected with president obama when he took money and spent it that was not appropriated by congress. again, the authorities differ so the president is going to, in my opinion, get the $600 billion from forfeiture, he will get the $2.5 billion from the counternarcotics program. the big question will be is he stretching the authority to say building the wall supports our military when clearly, the purpose of the statute is a little bit different than that. after 9/11, on 9/14, president bush signed a national emergency declaration in order to allow monies to be moved within the military budget from less important, less essential tasks to that of removing al qaeda from afghanistan and if need be, removing the taliban from afghanistan, responding to the attack of 9/11. there was no challenge to that because it was clearly any mo

and instagram, and i'll be back here next week more in-depth interviews right here on the "wall street journalcome to the journal editorial report i'm paul. a meltdown on the political left this week after starbucks former ceo howard shuttle said she's considering a run for president in 20 20 as an independent democrats needily went on the attack and insisting it would all but guarantee president trump's reelection. schultz responded to that charge calling fox's dana perino they're overreacting. >> it is a strong policy that lifelong republican have no place to go if there's a left leaning liberal progressive democrat. they will vote for donald trump. it is very possible if they have

that's from the wall street journal being reported. what star deeper into the action with the markets reporters. abigail, what were you watching? abigail: i'm taking a look at the 200 a moving average. on the nasdaq 100. to piggyback on what our guest is talking about, there is the week bottom he was talking about. last year, lots of volatility. the worst fourth quarter since 2008. that pattern appears to be done. the comment seems to be right. we see symmetry flatlining below the 200 a moving average. a can o -- a company that is a buy signal, but is waning. this year's rally for the risk assets may just lose steam in the weeks ahead. lisa: i want to take a look at treasuries. in particular, whether some traders are positioning for a reversal in the downward yield a trade we have seen over the past 12 months. let's take a look at ief. this has about $13 billion worth of assets. the short interest spiked to a record high in recent weeks, which i find interesting given the fact you have seen a rally in this debt. something to keep an ey

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