steve thank you for being with us as always what more do we know about this new password exposure well facebook says they discovered this issue in january and most of those affected use facebook light which apparently is used in countries where the connections are slower so hundreds of millions of those users are affected but they say only tens of millions only tens of millions of regular facebook and tens of thousands of instagram users are affected too so that's where we are and again you know as it could be another shoe to drop on this next week next month next year when they finally fess up and tell us the whole truth i don't know and it's also sort of like you know they never volunteer this it doesn't seem like it lisa it's like somebody leaks it and then they finally come forward so they've known about this for a couple of months and that's a little bit disheartening you know transparency should make them a little bit better i would think with all of these seemingly sort of endless problems that we sort of reference how has the stock price and the bottom line of facebook been impacted. we

well. facebook hasn't said what the cause is, although it did rule out a particular type as cyber—attack, known when they pilot whale website. facebook says that is not what has happened to them does make pile onto a website. they did not rule out the cyber—attack of any other kind. i guess they are gathering what has happened and are yet to tell the public what is exactly behind this outage. as they say, the most severe outage. as they say, the most severe outage as a social network has ever had. that is dave lee with the latest on facebook. now let's brief you on some other business stories. fiat chrysler is recalling some 965,000 petrol engined vehicles in the united states and canada to replace their catalytic converters because they do not meet emissions standards. they are mostly dodge and jeep models made since 2011. it comes on top of the diesel scandal facing the firm, which injanuary agreed an $800 million us settlement over accusations it had used software to cheat emissions test. a california jury has ordered johnson &johnson to pay $29 million to a woman who alleged that asbestos i

do you think that facebook can really do much to stop this from happening well facebook cannot really remove every single copy if that's that video it is not impossible but it will be very difficult we know that facebook has been working around the clock to remove copies of that video and it has an internal database of blocked video and the system can automatically detect and remove copies of the video once it gets uploaded again so far so good however there's a big problem with the system because it's still floor so if you use or makes changes to that video let's say by adding mark then that system can be tricked and so that you say what you theoretically still be able to upload the video so it's really difficult to completely wipe off a video once it's been recorded and shared multiple times and saliva streaming really has a lot of potential risks or risks. and concerning this new zealand's prime minister has spoken to facebook's chief operating officer let's have a listen. i've had contact. from. i haven't spoken to him directly but she has reached out. and acknowledgement of what

well. facebook is not said what the cause is, however they did rule out a particular kind of cyber attack, uted denial of service attack. facebook has said that is not what has happened to them, however, i do think it is important to notice in that statement they did not rule out a cyber attack of any other kind, but i guess they are still gathering what has happened and they are yet to tell the public what is exactly behind this outage. dave lee there in san francisco. tokyo's trains are known around the world for their punctuality and efficiency. it is rare for them to deviate from the schedule. mariko 0i looks at how tokyo's rail system has made it a world leader. tokyo's rail and metro systems are a spider ‘s web of over 80 lines, which together transport a staggering 15 billion passengers a year. an electric railway company is one of the private companies which ru ns one of the private companies which runs the city's trains. around the world, you see a lot of train systems with many delays. how do you think you managed to be so punctual all the time? like other big cities, overcrowding

well facebook as the main product does have problems and so there is a strategy change in the making that mark zuckerberg has released it's not a big surprise that also comes with changes in personnel what's interesting is that one of the executives won't be replaced and the other will be answering directly to mark zuckerberg so he's getting ever more power and control centralized on him as a person bob woods thank you very much. that's it for me and the business team stay tuned for culture right after this week's market update the for. the colbys in germany to learn german english from the cool. why not learn with him as he learn course because fake. players. take. state. control. in a poker game of power and money the competition is fierce most important natural resource bluffing best checking how much will they be able to play and who will win their school we believe that renewable energy play an important role in the future . of. the jew political system starting monday on w. hello and welcome to news from arts and culture on karen house dad and behind me you can see the work of

let's turn to facebook as well, not farfrom let's turn to facebook as well, not far from the headlineseadlines most let's turn to facebook as well, not far from the headlines most days at the moment. they are talking about how they profile people for advertising. this suggests they will axe age, gender and other targets, particularly when it relates to credit and loans. credit and housing. there was a reasonable amount of discrimination going on in terms of the adverse people were being shown and the adverse people we re being shown and the adverse people were not being shown. there is a tool, a lookalike audience, which allowed companies to base their adverts on people they already had on their books effectively. the use of that will be restricted. this is really facebook coming under fire increasingly for the way they work and may be opening them up and being less discriminatory. some of them have been saying they have been doing this too long, they were milking money off our personal data and we were not sure where it was going. they are coming under more scrutiny and it is probably

it compels facebook to withhold information from advertisers, including zip codes, gender and age as well of political and religious views, when the market housing, credit and job opportunities. facebook will pay about $5 million to parties involved. it says changes will be in effect by the end of the year. >>> president trump welcome brazil's present to the house today. the top of the agenda the crisis in venezuela. the president says he hasn't ruled out a military intervention. >> all options are open, think of all possibilities we will see what happens. >> venezuelans have been suffering from power outages, water shortages while nicolas maduro and interim president juan guaido are locked in a leadership struggle. today the president also double down on his rant against the late senator, john mccain. >> i was never a man of john mccain and i never will be. >> both republicans and democrats have rebuked the president's comments on the late arizona senator. the president also accused social media executives of discriminating against conservatives. >> you see the level of come in many case

well facebook was only notified about what had happened twelve minutes after the live stream and did police in new zealand as you can see here of warn people about spreading the footage is punishable by imprisonment we are also turning jennifer braden media analyst lionel how social media giant should be addressing the challenges posed by their technologies. i respectfully submit that when you show violence against human be it's a form of pornography we have to as a society say no facebook you can do much better for kids for people who would see this not necessarily because it would inspire the next shooting which is very well good because these losers need some form of acclimation out of just human decency without bringing in the government and laws and penalties and we're hearing from officials government officials from the prime minister in new zealand talking about preventing future attacks like this and then going on to censoring when this attack happens how in the world does that prevent this attack we're spending so much time talking about we can have videos like this with as

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on its feet and they want people to feel as safe as possible when him christ church thank you well facebook's us and the twenty four hours after the attack it removed one of the half million videos globally but people are still posting and sharing the suspect shooting video social media platforms are under pressure for failing to stop it and the hate filled manifesto from going viral our technology editor explains. the attack was designed to get maximum coverage teased on twitter and h.n. broadcast live on facebook and all while referencing a popular you tube channel to grab attention and accelerate its spirit and spread it did by the time the social media companies stopped its broadcast it had been shared repeatedly and migrated to listen on sites so why was it so difficult for big to companies with all their resources and latest technology to contain the damage well it turns out it's not as easy as it seems. facebook google twitter and you tube use automated moderation tools to track and remove objectionable content they're part of the global internet forum to counter terrorism leading each

material has been uploaded just last week with what christchurch we were full of people saying well facebook should have moved quicker something to that scale if if if a company like facebook can be criticized and at a much lower level of scale sure they're going to be even worse true but that is two different things like the christ church thing there was a material where there was no copyright infringement. whatever that was material that was important to take down because it was real and real people shared it out of spite out of hate and it cost massive problems in certain communities but what we're talking about now is just copyrighted material and copyright material can be fingerprinted and identified just like the christchurch thing and i say that is a technical so they. were talking to you thank you for joining us. this is. still to come a window of hope for abused women and children take you inside the first protective shelter for women whose lives are at risk. as are some of the other stories making news around the world thailand's former prime minister thaksin shinawatra has accused

well facebook has promised borne the brunt of the criticism for run seventeen minutes the gunman live streamed the massacre on the platform although it say's if it were to remove the footage it could still video reportedly be found hours after the shootings we're joined live nod by the activist on technology expert bill. for his take bill good to see you again does blocking access to certain online content potentially sent. it depends we have to weigh up the pros and cons between what might be seen as censorship against protecting people from offensive content from us by others. telstra has justified its move by saying these were extraordinary circumstances though it's not the first time it's happened back in twenty sixteen build the. murder of five police officers in dallas was live streamed it does beg the question how of tech companies not find a way of presenting preventing such situations for going for so long. i think you need to differentiate between an issue lay finding out the existence of the content and then preventing it from being posted repeatedly there are two different

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specifically and would you be interested in taking on a similar exploration of whether facebook deserves scrutiny as wellat companiesking like facebook and google. it is not just limited to those two. these giant companies are dominating the marketplace. accesssumer doesn't have and they don't get paid for it. they don't know how it is being used. consumersyou think should get paid for their data? >> i think that should be looked at various it is incredibly valuable information when you know about every consumer and you are selling that data and the consumer doesn't even know. there should be greater transparency. emily: if you're looking at these big tech companies, is it fair to say you are also looking at amazon, apple, and microsoft? >> we don't have specific companies that we have targeted. we are looking at a broad range of companies in the marketplace to determine are they involved in viewpoint discrimination? are they protecting consumer data? transparency more and make sure consumers are treated fairly and their information is protected? we don't know how much these companies are protecting cons

>> well, facebook has said that there is the potential that these changes will be unwelcome to some advertisersrms of getting what they want. and that it could impact them, but not impact facebook's revenue significantly. emily: does this end all of the lawsuits or are there still disputes out there simmering? >> there's still simmering, escalating litigation against some of the companies that allegedly advertised in a discriminatory way on facebook. so, named defendants like amazon and t-mobile, a class of arguably hundreds of advertisers, they have a hearing in court next month. emily: we've seen of course how this will be executed and facebook has often made these grand pronouncements and then when you see the execution, there are mistakes being made. what will you be watching for? >> they're going to be meeting with the plaintiff groups, including the communications workers of america union, which is separately in a coalition calling for the breakup of facebook. so, when they get together with that union, with the aclu, with the housing groups every six months, it will be interesting to see

claire richardson well the killings and christ church are again drawing attention to the role of social media in the spreading of hatred the suspect live streamed his attack on facebook the company remove the video shortly after the attack but not before it had been downloaded and shared by others well this morning facebook revealed the scale of the videos reach writing on twitter that in the first twenty four hours it had removed one point five million videos of the attack globally of which over one point two million were blocked at upload the companies said it's removing all edited versions of the video as well. reported hanks finally is here in the studio with me to talk about all of this hi to you hanks one so. this is really likely that facebook is going to be able to remove every single copy of this video is that even possible i would say it is not impossible but it will be really really difficult because right now it uses an internal database of blocked videos and the content to turing system could then detach and automatically remove the video once it gets uploaded again now the problem with this system is it's flawed it's not smart enough so once a user chec

media bot whose reputation has taken a battering over the past two years saraa has more on that well facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg now says he wants it to become a privacy focused social network meaning he wants to enhance user privacy and he made the announcement in a blog post saying privacy focus communications would become more important than open social networks in the future but how will facebook to it well it says it will focus on encrypted messaging and zuckerberg also says the company will not be storing used data but out only in countries that have a weak human rights record plus he's willing to see facebook banned in countries that won't comply with his do you plan and there's also been a lot of reaction to zuckerberg new plan including the skepticism in fact the founder of image of peter toohey to putting privacy focus in the headline he says is a great strategy but this doesn't stop facebook from knowing who you are your location mobile number who you are quite connected to even linking this to other data sets or who's following you around the web and another person that's been

social media platforms to take responsibility for any hate speech posted on their platforms well now facebook has announced it will make changes to its services next week and on instagram now the company says it's always blocks hateful comments about people based on their race ethnicity or religion but it also banned any praise support or representation of white nationalism and white separatism in a statement the company says we didn't originally apply the same rationale to expressions of white nationalism and white separatism because we were thinking about broader concepts of nationalism and separatism things like american pride and separatism which are an important part of people's identity but over the past three months our conversations with members of civil society and academics who are experts in race relations around the world have confirmed that white nationalism and white separatism cannot be meaningfully separated from white supremacy and organized hate groups well using content moderators machine learning and artificial intelligence to find and remove hate speech the company says i

the end of lacey p claims facebook doesn't do it well enough. claims facebook doesn't do it well enough. >> the new zealand shooting was shared across many platforms before facebook clamped down. whitely are they banning nationalism and white separatism, if someone posts or searches something related to the topic, they will be redirected to a nonprofit group that tries to get people to leave these hate groups. the advocacy nonprofit group was founded by a group of extremists that changed their behavior. emily: our civil rights groups happy with the changes? them say this is great news and other platforms like twitter and youtube should immediately implement stricter policies. twitter has never called out these groups specifically, but they upgraded their policies at the end of 2017 to include a ban against groups that conduct this conduct and you can't be affiliated with a group that uses violence to further their cause. aren't the only hateful issues on facebook. what about everything else? the idea of abuse of the idea of abusive hateful misinf

well. facebook saying they stopped these deals about two years ago, they're starting to, saying they're cooperatingbut a criminal investigation here. lauren: stock to watch today. tracee carrasco, thank you. cheryl: we of course are watching a lot of breaking news this morning. first to this, president trump has issued a new warning for beijing. what it means for a possible u.s.-china trade deal or lack thereof. and turning up the heat on big tech, just talking about it, how regulating the industry is taking center stage in the 2020 race for the white house. you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ the connection is made. ♪ lauren: good thursday morning. let's get you caught up on global market action. u.s. stocks higher for the fourth day in a row, dow futures tacking on 35, s&p up 3, nasdaq up 17 and-a-half. in europe, u.k. lawmakers rejecting a no deal brexit. they're ready to vote on a detoday. the ftse gaining 25 minutes to london. in asia, a mixed performance. the shanghai composite down 1.2%, industrial output so far this year in beijing at a 17-year low. cheryl. cheryl: let's talk about what's going

specifically, and would you be interested in taking on a similar exploration of whether facebook deserves scrutiny as wellken: we are looking at companies like facebook and google, not just limited to those two. it is any of these giant companies that are dominating the marketplace and potentially harming consumers and causing consumers to be in a position where all of this data is controlled by one or two companies and the consumer does not have access, don't get paid, and they don't know how it is being used. do youthink -- emily: think consumers should be paid for their data? ken: it should be looked at, is incredibly valuable information when you some -- no so much about every consumer and are selling that information. there ought to be at least some greater transparency and the consumer realizes what they are turning over. emily: looking at google and facebook and others, is it fair to say you are also looking at amazon and apple, and microsoft? ken: we are just beginning, we don't have specific copies we have targeted, but we're looking at a broad range of companies and trying to determine are they

david: well, facebook is now vowing to ban content that praises white nationalism and white separatism starting week. coming up to the social media giant has come under fire for not taking proper action against hate speech after the massacre in new zealand. joining us on the phone is digital founder and ceo dave mani. this may seem like a good idea in theory, but this isn't the only hate speech on the site. how are they going to regulate this is a whole? >> i don't know, david. there is no doubt in a perfect world facebook wishes all this stuff would go away. silicon valley are famous for trying to be platforms not publishers and their fur duck the responsibility that publishers have. so you get into this thing where you are absolutely right. i was on a site shortly before coming on with you today and i noticed that the nation of islam are followers of the nation of islam have a site and i can assure you that his black separatist content. >> they were criticized for not taking the video off fast enough after people were killed in new zealand. now they're trying to do something about it

meantime, users of facebook as well as facebook messenger experienced outages around the globe on wednesday. a facebook person released this statement. we are aware that some people are having trouble accessing the facebook family of apps. we are working to resolve the issue. as soon as possible. coming up, breaking up big tech. we are going to break down senator warren's ambitious plan as she campaigns for president, taking aim at the power of google, facebook, apple, and amazon. i want to hear what roger mcnamee has to say about that. and once upon a time, sxsw, that is where it all went down. this was a huge tech festival but now it is a place where ambitious politicians come together. we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: longtime tech and music festival sxsw turned into a campaign stop for presidential 2020 candidates. elizabeth warren promised legislation that could break up facebook, google, and amazon. senator warren says big tech companies have too much power. at another event, she declares that she wants to make antitrust cool again. a clear swipe at the same company. what

well. >>> facebook said the new system will also prevent ads from discriminate against people based on race or sexual orientation. >>> the palatine company that makes those high-end stationary exercise bikes is facing a multimillion dollar lawsuit. hundreds of songs claimed they used it is still using songs by popular artists as a way to market and sell their biking experience and doing it now, the plaintiff seeking over $100 million in damages, the company has not made any comments on the lawsuit . >>> for today's dollars and cents, prices for uber lyft driver may be going up soon. a measure that would add a surcharge on right companies has made onto the november ballot. it would be a 3.2 5% fee on every ride in san francisco. carpools would have one .5% charges tacked on. the taxes excited to generate $30 million a year for projects that would ease traffic jams in the city. the measure would need a two thirds majority to pass >>> google launching in new service targeting gamers. the big reveal came with a developers conference in san francisco yesterday. it is a new streaming system calle

well facebook has already signed up in principle at least to a contract for the web that's the brainchild off to berners lee the man who invented the world wide web thirty years ago with a vision of open access was speaking to al-jazeera earlier this month ernest lees said it's a global set of principles to govern use of the internet but it needs buy in from governments companies and individuals. it's called a contract because in fact part of it is companies is currently not poly the platform was very complaisant the building belief systems need to tweak their systems a bit so that they could the discussion not constructive but also those governments as well and so companies and governments need to talk to each other and also as a third constituent we've included the person the assess as a consumer and old person they feel a to be discussed because their rights are really important we see that the weapon that we should be more user centric. users can have more control of their data and partly because at the end of the day if governments don't do what they've committed to and or companies

facebook account. cheryl? >> reporter: well, i did reach out to page cornelius, and she responded a short time ago by saying just report on anything i wrote. well, that explosive facebook page that she wrote about a coach here on campus is getting a lot of attention tonight. >> i have nothing to think that it's not real. >> reporter: comments tonight from students regarding the viral facebook post where cal football staff members are being accused of sexual harassment. >> i would like to believe and have an investigation go forward than to immediately dismiss. >> reporter: former student page cornelius is creating all the buzz tonight. she claims she was verbally and physically harassed while working in the sports medicine un wrote, one coach snuck me into his office and immediately grabbed my waist. she also said the coach told her, if you do not have sex with me, i will get you fired. >> i believe that these women, if these acts are happening to them, they need to be voiced. >> reporter: but not everyone is showing her that k

york, a fight with elizabeth warren, you remember that over the ads, warren wants to break up facebook, as well, accusations from great britain about wrongdoing, two executives quit and then you got the facebook live, as well. we have a video of the latest bloomberg business week magazine cover of zuckerberg and you can see computer code on there for apologies. kris, he has done apologies in the past and gone on apology tour and i think he will have to do it again. >> mark zuckerberg is really the face of facebook so it time to find a new leader, a new face? >> that's a reasonable question. they've dealt with controversies and kept the same ceo. the answer is it can't because zuckerberg has a different class of stock than the rest of us. if you buy facebook stock you have class-a stock. that's great. zuckerberg has class-b stock and for every one of his shares he gets ten votes to your one and impossible for shareholders to suggest he leave because he controls facebook. >> all right. we'll see if he chooses to leave at some point. >>> the mass shooting in knew ze zealand affecting security here

it's the third major tech outage this week, following gmail and google drive, as well as facebook, instagram and whatsapp. >> and people actually got work done because of all that. >> that is true. >> thank you, frank. >> they were bored but more productive. >> exactly. this is what we used to do in 1990. >> work. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," your friday weekend forecast with va va who ianey a is in for kari. >> kari is in for jeff tonight. high clouds are rolling through. we're a little cool this morning but going to warm up, cess us up for 70s into the weekend. i'll brauk doeak down the time for that. >> that one person taking cash at the bay bridge, we're showing you a little buildup here and we'll check on the crashes in the east bay. last years' ad campaign was a success for choicehotels.com badda book. badda boom. this year, we're taking it up a notch. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. n

well following the christchurch attacks facebook has faced widespread criticism for allowing the live stream of the attacks was seventeen minutes but the company's getting some high profile supporters well in its efforts to fight online extremism and chappelle's when looking at. christ church in menlo park maybe thousands of kilometers apart but the moderators who work here in california and more than twenty offices around the world deal each day in matters of life and death no amount of people that we can hire will be enough to review all of the content last year facebook chief executive mark zuckerberg praised the artificial intelligence that makes facebook safe as well as the thousands of moderators. so what went wrong to allow the killing of fifty people to be broadcast on facebook live arguably facebook has done exactly what it's supposed to do all but three hundred thousand of the one and a half million shooting videos were blocked in the first twenty four hours but the system is not foolproof facebook's ai except footage published by what it deems trusted news channels the algo

growing a lot at the moment it's growing faster than facebook's traditional business of being a social network so it's trying to tap into that as well and be more privacy for privacy friendly but that's not something facebook is really known for is it facebook's at a pretty shocking two years i mean we've had the cambridge analytical scandal where the daughter of some eighty seven million users ended up in the hands of a political consultancy that works for donald trump and then we've had you know interference in that election from from just like russia and just more generally misinformation in general extremism hate speech abuse they've all found a place on facebook and had to go to the u.s. congress and to the european parliament and explain himself and i guess the real challenge for him and everyone that works at facebook is trying to convince everyone that they are actually serious about privacy and to calm these calls up every so often that facebook should receive some sort of read. elation what i need to point out to you is that even if facebook does encrypt the messages we send in private on it's platforms it's still got ever

in addition we've arequired them >>> well, fau facebook has take great step forward.cas of you and your friends so you can get together virtually anywhere in the world. to create an avatar that looks, moves and sounds like you, 100 aut -- 180 cameras and lights from different angles, making all sorts of silly faces. >> you are doing fantastic. >> reporter: 180 cameras. high resolution? >> yes. >> so why so many? >> we want to understand how you look from every different viewpoint. because we might move and look at you from different perspectives but it has to look like you. it's an evolution from the telephone to video conferencing and this can be the next way of spending time with a friend you haven't met in ten years. you can say let's meet at the eiffel tower. >> reporter: you see a three demngzal person of who you're talking to. to make it real the scanner captures 180 gigabytes of data per second. that's less than two seconds to fill a hard drive. a lot of data to give a social media platform like facebook >> woo didn't take enough ea responsibility and that's ou

i said to him, you know very well that facebook is bigger and stronger than any single government iny on citizens —— device as consumers don't we rely on citizens -- don't we as consumers and citizens rely on governments? you can't expect a social media company to pass a law but you can expect that to have responsibility. it is interesting that sicobo campus article on the washington post, and oi'i article on the washington post, and on his own facebook page, the areas that need to be regulated privacy, election integrity... all the things they have been doing wrong. go blow some people would say that is a bit rich! and you are extremely rich. this year arrogance, it is you large... and regulation looks like it might be coming. that is why nick clegg is there, he is very good in europe and all this. that is it for the papers this hour. operation stack in evidence, and we are nowhere near kent. martin and yasmin will be back at 11.30 for another look at the papers. next on bbc news, it's click. an estimated 700,000 people are living with autism in the uk alone. across the world, more

i would say net negative as oracle disappoints on the top line, adobe obviously had issues as well facebookchris cox departure, chief product officer, 13-year vet with the company, he ran hr, he ran the core app, he ran the family of apps, the argument is maybe this shift of privacy is for real if he's leaving. >> the gut reaction for investors was to sell on the news because when you have the guy who is in charge of product, one of the most important executives there, there are questions as to why he's leaving after a decade and as i mentioned this morning on morning joe, last year called cox facebook's most important not named mark zuckerberg, rumors if he was a ceo successor. you wonder what is happening inside the company as it tries to pivot and deal with many more negative headlines under criminal investigation by prosecutors according to the new york times in the eastern district of new york on data sharing practices. and then, of course, this very dark angle of the terrible attack in new zealand where some of it was actually streamed on social media platforms like facebook a reminde

well. >>> facebook is launching a new feature to promoted privacy.y with friends. >> i'm not surprised because facebook has been under a lot of pressure to increase the privacy. there were been a number of issues. people are concerned. >> zuckerberg went on to props promise transparency. >>> it looks like khol's is looking to fitness. planet fitness will be brought in. aldi also brought them in. >>> it may be time to buy a couple lotto tickets. the power ball is now $414 million. no one matched all six numbers in last night's drawing. and the next drawing is set for saturday. >>> bend, oregon will be the home to the last blockbuster store in the world. the other one is in australia. but today is the first day of its going out of business sale and it will shut down march 31st. blockbuster filed for bankruptcy in 2010, shrinking from 9,000 at its peak to 300 and in april of 2018, there were only 9 left. this one said that they plan to keep their doors open, that they have a loyal customer base. >>> mark paul joins us, the former saved by the bell star

it well feist the state was for natural penalties imaginable for them and on top of that potential prison terms for executives who are fairly responsible. and u.s. reaction been like this was facebook sit well firstly the reaction has been stepped in part some people think that it's unlikely that they'll be able to start actually . executives from around the world. but the key thing is that this is a shot across the bow for social media companies across the world and history and prime ministers that is hoping that people will copy them facebook. has been kind of pitney message out there today pushing back and see me the most to. service number the chief operating officer and a letter to a newspaper in new zealand are lining some moves one of them is to restrict who and who can live broadcast on the site so that's one thing they're looking at another is spending more money on the osce fishel intelligence that can we don't these produce so that they're no more spreading in kind of just going viral in the aftermath of the senate that's right devon is matthew murray with that story for us if you. suck him now and it was a big day in the bundesliga down saturday as the title race took a

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facebook and google if this trend continues? does it affect their bottom line in anyway? well, it certainly has an effect on them. dpoint, neither facebook or google want to be associated with these sorts of things. financially, we have to remember that these are two the biggest companies in the world, they are worth hundreds of billions of dollars. that is not to say advertisers have no impact, their entire business model, facebook and google, are derived from advertising. if there is a ground swell and more of this occurs, this could have an impact on their bottom line. but the reality is, there is no other platform companies can go to to reach their customers online. right now in digital advertising, not so much. google and account for 60% of the global advertising market. there are others on their way out, but that is ladies brands which impose suspensions of their advertising do come back once they see tangible evidence, in their minds, that facebook and google are making efforts to change. now, before we go, let's take a quick look at how markets have opened in asia this morning. you can see the neck a injap

violations in the online ads market our julia boorstin is back at headquarters with more on facebook's ad overhaul julia. >> wellhn, facebook making a major change the targeting that's central to its business model to prevent illegal discrimination facebook will prevent advertisers in the valuable categories of housing credit and employment to target people based on race, gender, or age group or even by zip code. so credit card companies can advertise their products to only right users or an apartment building can't exclude african-americans or even target based on where people are living this ad targeting overhaul is part of facebook's settlement with the aclu and other civil rights groups. there is still a pending complaint by the federal department of housing and urban development. now, as for the cost of facebook's targeting change, needham gloria martin says the real risk is if facebook loses the small businesses that need to reach microtargeted demographic. she said that could pull down ad pricing overall. facebook is putting these issues of discriminatory targeting behind it as it continues to draw a rang

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