many of us use this messaging service, it's whatsapp.ging service whatsapp is suing an israeli surveillance firm, nso group, accusing it of helping government spies break into the phones of about 1,400 people. whatsapp — which is owned by facebook — says nso group helped in the targeting of diplomats, dissidents, journalists and officials on four continents. whatsapp said the attacks involved malware that exploited its video calling system and allowed nso's clients to spy on users. nso has strongly denied the allegations. emily taylor is the boss of oxford information labs and a cybersecurity expert. speaking to the bbc when the story first emerged, she explained how the hacking tool dubbed pegasus worked. it will make a voice call, which doesn't even need to be answered by the recipient, and then once you are inside the up, it's possible to install software or spy on the user —— inside the app. citizen lab, the cybersecurity research laboratory that worked with whatsapp to investigate the hacking told reuters the targets of the software

back in may we heard whatsapp had been hacked.tsapp is known as unencrypted app and felt to be very secure. today, we've heard that whatsapp is suing this israeli cyber security company called nso and its alleging a number of things, but including breach of its own terms and conditions because it is saying it has used the application in a way that has abused human rights activists. it has worked with citizen lab, a canadian civil society group, to identify people who are targeted by this hack. it wasn't everybody, it was just 11100 people that they found but a 100 of those are prominent human rights defenders, journalists and other civil society activists. in layman terms, do we know how this work? whatsapp is supposed to be encrypted, supposed to be safe? it was pretty clever the way they got in. it would show up as a missed call, if it showed up at all. so it was going on through the voice function and then it didn't even need the person to answer the call, it would then go in using something called a buffer overflow. it would s

but something needs to be done to reassure people using whatsapp.female mps assigning an open letter backing meghan markle's stand as what she describes as distasteful and misleading media coverage. she and harry were interviewed recently with a one—hour documentary on their thoughts about how they have found it extremely hard to navigate their relationship and their role in the uk, their part in the royalfamily with the media and how they have treated meghan in particular. yes, there is a concern that appears around the duchess's treatment in the media, but let's be honest, a lot of the coverage has been around herfamily, lot of the coverage has been around her family, about sustainability, lot of the coverage has been around herfamily, about sustainability, a sense of, you know, the rhetoric about being sustainable and some of the things they have done around travelling... the choices they have made. i'm surprised this is an all—female list, because, you know, u nless all—female list, because, you know, unless there is a sense that this is about h

whatsapp release the software used a loophole to access people posco phones.t couldldead all messages andnd emaiails on a a phone and turn n the camera and microphone to record conversations. it is taking the company to court in the united states. >> we believe this targeted at least 100 members of civil society, and unmistakable pattern of abuse. this number may grow higher. >> it is the targeting of civilians that has caused outcry. whatsappvestigationon, sound technologygy was used agagainst government officials, diplomats, journalists, human rights activists, and dissidents. they deny the accusations. >> the sole purpose is to provide technology to intelligence and law enforcement agencies to help them fight terrorism and crime. >> the messaging service says it alerted affectedalerted affecte. >> the trade dispute is affecting harry potter. >> bloomsbury has been hit by tariffs on the books it prints in china. the levy came into force on the first of september and affects around 50 titles bloomsbury prince in china and sells in the united states. they hope

whatsapp goes to court, the messaging app is suing an israeli cyber—surveillance company over claimslped governments hack into people's phones. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. also in the programme: gatwick airport is trying different boarding methods such as window seats first, starting at the back, to cut down boarding time. so we'd like to know what bugs you most about air travel? what frustrations do you have, and how would you resolve them? get in touch, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. let's get started. mps at westminster are gearing up for britain's first pre—christmas election campaign in nearly a century after voting to go to the country on the 12th of december. they're hoping to to seek a way out of the brexit impasse. borisjohnson said the public must be "given a choice" over the future of brexit and the country. labour leader, jeremy corbyn, pledged that his party take on what he called the vested interests holding people back. here's our political correspondent, nick eardley. ready for even m

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news outlets used a whatsapp t t as the straw t that broke the camels back. what happened that night started with the protest that went around beirut, but following an incident where the bodyguards of the education minister fired warning shots in dispersing the crowds. we suddenly heheard and saw protest your rugs like never before across major cities and towns and people blocking major highways across the country. juan: these protests have occurred not only in beirut, but in other areas of the country where hezbollah is the main political and governmental force. protestering, are the now spreading throughout the country? >> absolutely. following the incident of last thursday night, we have seen protest across the country, including areas considered plea -- he political areas for groups like hezbollah and others. this is rather unprecedented. it is unprecedented considering many have been critical about parties, especially one. it has never been seen in those areas in particular. we have seen people attacking the signs and offices that mps belonging to both p

an israeli cyber surveillance firm for allegedly hacking uses of its encrypted messaging service whatsapp the lawsuit filed in san francisco is the 1st legal action of its kind according to facebook facebook says the n.s.a. group hacked into the phones of roughly 1400 users targeting human rights activists political dissidents and journalists omar abdel aziz is a friend of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi who was killed inside the saudi arabia consulate in istanbul in 2018 last december he filed a lawsuit against an s.o.s. saying that the hacking of my phone played a major role in what happened to jamal. group has not directed tonight hacking whatsapp but said it disputes the allegations and vowed to vigorously fight them it's going to be on this for marco instead his chief analyst for digital services of japan he joins us now via skype from tokyo good to have you with us what do you make of those denials from the n.s.o. group that it stung nothing wrong here well i don't have any specific information about you know so whether or not they've been involved in this directly or not but this

whatsapp was a very small trigger to what is happening here. there were plans to not only add ,he tax of about $.20 per day amounting to a maximum of six forars per month, and also contacts whatsapp is used by all most everybody in the country, especially because the communication costs are so expensive. so what we see is a gradual increase in taxes that do not really serve the people who are being taxed and tax evasion by the most wealthy and the banking sector. juan: you mention more than $80 billion in debt. who holds that debt. what countries are benefiting specifically or what financial groups from that lebanese debt crisis? >> it is not really the international community benefiting. it is a local banking sector that benefit from the servicing of this public debt. of course, some international -- the members of the international , but for the most part, and as a local banking sector benefiting. the local banking sector is tightly affiliated or close to ththe politicall class. so they are in essence serving each other. amy: can you talk abo

on -- voice messages on whatsapp.cceptingment is now after otherer taxes including tobacco and fuel to rein in the country's colossal debt, the third highest in the world. this comes after years of political instability and discscontent with accucusationsf corruption against the government and problems piling up, including a breakdown in waste management. in there capital of mexico's sinaloa's state, one e of el chapo'o's sons was reportedly arrested and then released this comes after hours of gun battles. ovidio guzman is wananted in the u.s. on drug trafficking charges. his lawyer said h he is "alive d free but that he had no details about whatat had happened." >> thursday afternoon, a nine battle broke out in culiacann mexico. some 30 nationalal guard members were patrolling the nororth mexican cityty, one of the most violent in the country, , when they begeg receiving f fire fr a home. officecers took k the upper hand took four r men. not any regular cartel member. >> one was identified as ovidio guzman lopez p th

said will not be testifying has been found to have been exchanging texts and encrypted texts on whatsapp which by the way may be in violation of how they are supposed to do it, between the special envoy kurt volker and the boaambassador to ukraine. >> this is according to two congressional sources and another person with knowledge. let's remind our audience gordon sondland is not your typical diplomat. kurt volker has been someone in that realm for years and years. gordon sondland is a hotel magnet. he is a large trump donor. he was appointed by the president to be ambassador to the eu. he was deeply involved in these text exchanges setting up this meeting or trying to set up this meeting between the leader of the ukraine and the president of the united states. one of the things that last stood out from the beginning is that ukraine is not part of the eu, so it didn't make sense why he would be involved in these text exchanges. people were excited specifically democrats about sonde laugh speaking to investigators behind closed doors and this morning it was canceled. >> so let's clarify t

for allegedly using whatsapp to spy on you is journalists and human rights activists facebook says n.s.o. exploited a fuel in this whatsapp messaging service and that site says it applies rigorous ethical standards but this is in lebanon have been celebrating the resignation of prime minister saad hariri and his government how does he announced on tuesday that he was stepping down following nearly 2 weeks of mass demonstrations they've been fused by anger over rising living costs and frustration with the country's sectarian form of government but how to use departure is unlikely to bring calm to the country the protesters are demanding more sweeping changes. hariri is gone but the demonstrators remain 1000 stayed on the street into the night but the main protest camp close to the prime minister's headquarters they see her again asian is a victory but for them it is just the 1st step basically on the part of the of the world rick and say that we need the tools we need we start with the would be there would be a government. with the work that will be with this that this will that that this

protest was triggered on thursday when the government announced plans to charge people for using the whatsapp messaging service that was the tipping point for population for straighted by a growing cost of living what many call a dysfunctional state the mass turnout forced the government to drop the tax plan but it hit a nerve resulting in nationwide protests. prime minister psagot had to be cancelled friday's cabinet meeting and says his efforts to bring in much needed reforms have been repeatedly blocked by others in government no one is taking responsibility here but i am giving our partners in the government a very short deadline 72 hours to give us a solution that can convince us and the people in the streets and our international partners but there is little trust left in the political elite who has run this country for decades people are hungry people are struggling people are tired everyone says these protests are on precedented and they are determined to continue stephanie decker al jazeera beirut. let's get more on this now we're joined by another hashmi the director of the center f

for allegedly using whatsapp to spy on lawyers journalists and human rights activists facebook says n.s.o. exploited a flaw in its whatsapp messaging service and it's those website says it applies rigorous ethical standards. the discovery of 39 bodies in a truck trailer near london last week has turned the spotlight on security at european ports through which millions of tons of freight pass every week most of the victims are thought to have come from vietnam and their journey to the u.k. took them through the belgian port of zipper ago now questions are being raised about security procedures there the reporters on the n s a and max sent this report from xavier. it's the end of a long work day truckers prepared to spend the night nears able to go port they'll be driving again tomorrow. they've been on edge since last week when 39 bodies were found in a truck that passes through here they worry that smugglers could use their containers to send migrants to the u.k. without their knowing truck or nickel that's going to claims it happened to one of his colleagues so 6 people got inside his tr

facebook is suing the israeli surveillance group and so for allegedly using whatsapp to spy on lawyers journalists and human rights activists facebook says n.s.o. exploited a flaw in its whatsapp messaging service and a service website says it applies rigorous ethical standards. activists in russia have been remembering the hundreds of thousands of people killed in the stall and just purges of the 930 it's protesters gathered outside the headquarters of the state's surety services to read out the names of the victims but far away from moscow close to the chinese border our correspondent met a man who has unearthed the remains of people killed in those purges in his own backyard. sport what ifs look at this hole here says we tally kasha and shows us the grizzly find on his property. the one i want to do is stand my house here while i was digging the hole for the foundations i found 1st one skull up then a 2nd a 3rd and so on. in the meantime fatality has more than 10 sacks of human bones in his garden. a government commission says they come from a mass grave dating back to the 1930 s. w

so i think when there was a propos tax on whatsapp, people, um, just rose up. and this is one of the biggest waves of protests we've seen in this country in years. >> stewart: sarah, there have been some reports that prime minister hariri mighstep down. how likely is something like that? >> he never said he would ep down. he said he's giving 72 hours for his partners in the government to come up with a creative solution. he's also backed by the west. so, i think him stepping out of the scene is not an sy matter, even though there's so much popular pressure for everyone who's currently in power to go. tomorrow he is-- the 72 hours and tomorrow that's liken less than 24 hours. from the turnout today on the stres of beirut and other cities i don't see this is gonna disappear in one day. i think this time peopleay if we go back home without majorge ch then we'd lose the momentum, and we cannot get that level of popular mobilization again. >> stewart: sarah el deeb from the associated press. thank you souch for sharing your reporting. >> thank you for having me. >>

the latest protest began on thursday against government plans to charge users of the whatsapp messaging service the outcry forced the government to quickly scrapped that plan but the anger has turned into a nationwide protest against the dire state of the economy. 7 on has the 3rd largest debt in the world more than one and a half times its g.d.p. banks rationed foreign currency last month and the government declared a state of emergency but none of them is the moment out we want the downfall of the regime all. all the way from the top of the pyramid we are hungry we are dying we are tired. the government has announced it will no longer impose new taxes prime minister cancelled friday's cabinet meeting saying his efforts to bring in much needed reforms have been repeatedly blocked by all those in government but job board i'm giving our partners in the government a very short deadline 72 hours to give us a solution that can convince us and the people in the streets and our international partners. but some protesters see the crime down today it's old today. al-jazeera. cannot justify deck

envoy to the ukraine kurt volker also used encrypted whatsapp.sapp has raised constitutional issues with federal record keeping requirements. >> and directing rick perry and two state department officials to speak with his private attorney rudy giuliani when the president sought to meet trump, according to two sources familiar with the conversation. one of those sources said trump believed ukraine was still corrupt and said if president zelensky wanted to meet with him, he would have to push giuliani first. and what kurt volker disclosed in his statement last week and further demonstrates the significant role giuliani played in brokering access to trump regarding ukraine policy. >> and new reporting from the wau washington examiner reveals that michael atkinson wrote a letter claiming that the whistle-blower showed some indication of an arguably political bias. along with news reports that said that the whistle-blower was a registered democrat. atkinson said the whistle-blower's possible bias was reportedly because of a significant tie with one o

do you know the third largest company is whatsapp. who owns whatsapp or what company owns whatsapp? >> congressman, we do. >> facebook, correct? >> yes, congressman. >> and the fourth largest social media networking platform in the world by active users is facebook messenger. i won't make you answer the question. suffice it to say that company is also -- that service also owned by facebook. the sixth largest is instagram. what company owns instagram? >> congressman, facebook does. >> okay. so you can understand the skepticism, because when a company owns four of the largest six entities measured by active users in the world in that industry, we have a word for that. and that's monopoly or at least monopoly power. now, you know with respect to my colleague the distinguished gentleman from wisconsin, he is right under the sherman anti-trust act, a measure of whether or not a company is engaged in monopolistic activities is whether or not there is anti-competitive conduct at play. but, you know, i suspect you and i may have disagreements on that front. to give you a sense of kind of th

really has united people in a way that we haven't seen inside along you know was that the proposed whatsapp tax that was it just the straw that that really broke the camel's back here. yes well it has been building up for quite some time and the grievances against the government against corruption against unemployment it gained so many things just to blow up yesterday you know and i saw it coming myself i was 11 on an august and i could see you know people are not happy you have many people are hungry many people you know they need the job you have high unemployment and also as i look at the political leadership and they and they say it and they say openly now it's like a mafia like political leadership that look at the economy that look at the political system as the spoils you know and every leader or every leader of his sect you know always they want to want to have his share or her share so deeply what we see is a popular social movement across extending on movements you know is that a significant and radical reform and mr b. how significant is that you know you talk about cross sectari

they have plans to monetize instagram, whatsapp, messenger. those are some larger themes. i'm looking for the breakdown of certain figures. of course i'm waiting for any headlines on some of these regulatory headwinds that they are facing as we know. current doj antitrust probe. current probe from the ftc. dozens of states attorneys general. that news may weigh on the stock postmarket. connell: all good. >> clear beat on revenue, clearly. more than 2 billion people using properties. connell: one thing, deirdre, i don't think we'll see yet, mobile ad revenue. i don't see it. >> i don't see it yet. connell: monthly active users, daily active users, facebook better than expected. joined by lance ulanoff. we get so tied up in quarter to quarter and also all the issues facebook has as mark zuckerberg or maybe regulatory concerns that deirdre mentioned. on daily basis around the world, 2.2 billion people are using facebook, instagram, whatsapp, messenger, every single day. lance, what do you think, face book? >> facebook is a teflon company. they keep saying they had a terrible

still to come here on al-jazeera helping to hack for the messaging service whatsapp is suing and his release ability. hello there mostly dry conditions through central and eastern china but a bit of a change in the calls into the southeast because of all this cloud not just cloud it is also bringing some rain is coming from the latest a tropical storm system by thursday this is expected made landfall across into central vietnam very heavy amounts of rain particularly the accumulations over the next couple of days we could see between 2 and 300 millimeters of rain it could well lead to some flooding it will sunny push up into northern vietnam by friday and then also we'll see this cloud really blanketing much of the south so feeling quite humid in hong kong with a high of 28 celsius and some pretty humid air into southern areas of india as well watching a disturbance just off to the southwest that could develop into a tropical cycle however plenty of rain through carola and again through much of monday pradesh over tools east of calls this is also the cycle we're watching but it's pul

dissent since 2015 the protest was sparked by the government's plan to impose a tax on the use of whatsapp and other internet services for many lebanese already struggling to get by what was the final straw while the government has since paid for reforms and removed new taxes from next year's budget protesters say that the measures for short lebanon's president today sought dialogue with the protest as and his 1st public speech since the demonstrations began with. good morning being i call on you to observe to act as monitors until all these reforms are implemented without crippling the movement and i will act as a guarantor and i will expose and reveal whatever is taking place and i will do all that i can to have these reforms implemented i have listened to calls to topple the regime the regime cannot be toppled from the streets. we're joined now from beirut by al-jazeera correspondent stephanie decker hi there stephanie don't mind i want to show our audience how you are getting around in these protests which are huge demonstrations as only one way that you can to effectively let me show

backlash has already forced the government to scrap plans to charge uses of the messaging service whatsapp all part of next year's budget as politicians look for ways to reduce its mess of debt the 3rd highest in the world and sakia $11000000000.00 in foreign aid. there we are staying on the streets we will come out tomorrow and after that we are not here i will watch that we hear of a fuel food grid over everything. that was processed as blocked roads across the country including saddam tripoli and the bekaa valley where. we don't have enough to eat anymore why are you making us pay more while you sit in your positions not caring the people are dying we want our rights we won't leave the streets before we take our rights that's it. years of political turmoil an influx of syrian refugees and its crumbling infrastructure catching up with lebanon's government last month banks rationed far. currency and a state of economic emergency was declared. by the emirates leaving schools and universities closed on friday the government could now be facing another kind of an agency altogether alexia bri

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putting a tax on whatsapp was kind of the last straw because. people what's up with the only thing working in the country some people say was one of the few things that you know poor kids and regular folks in lebanon you know rely on for their entertainment or their communication and so you know the government is seen as really overstepping and speaking of the government as we wait for the prime minister to come out and speak there are some demonstrators and some politicians as well as you know were calling for his resignation what do you expect him to say when he comes out i mean what are the options right now for assad and heidi. it was hard to say you know we never know predict what happened the top how did so many interesting things that happen in the past with his speeches so he's tried to resign in the past will he do that again i think there might be some idea that there must be some to salvage here i mean lebanon is a broken system lebanon is a very broken and chaotic state but it can always get worse and without any kind of alternative

facebook, instagram, whatsapp or messenger but the social media giant bases increasing pressure fromwarned of declining margins. mark zuckerberg has promised to spend more than $3 billion on safety and security. it employs 30,000 people working in the area. just last quarter, facebook announced a $5 billion settlement with the us federal trade commission. with la pses federal trade commission. with lapses in data security and privacy practices. just this week, the boss of instagram promised to remove images and drawings showing methods of self—harm or suicide. it follows public outcry over the death of a dish teenager molly russell who killed herself while reviewing graphic content on the platform. meanwhile twitter has said it will ban all political advertising worldwide, saying the reach of m essa 9 es worldwide, saying the reach of messages should be earned, not bought. the announcement from the chief executive comes after facebook ruled out a ban on political ads. social media companies have come under particular scrutiny added the 2020 us elections. to another us tech giant, and

of whatsapp souse an israeli surveillance firm accusing it of helping government spies break into the phones of hundreds of users. and the world is half come down to one when it takes on much of the washington nationals grasp the houston astros in game 6. 3 games each. lebanon's army has begun to clear roads across the country that have been blocked by protesters for days protests continue for the 14th day but many civil society movements have heeded the call for the reopening of roads they also want demonstrations to be confined to towns and cities squares and government institutions president michel aoun is yet to issue a statement on the prime minister's resignation so how did he handed in his notice on tuesday following 2 weeks of nationwide protests protesters on tuesday clashed with followers of 2 shia parties hizbollah and amal who are opposing that a man for a government of independent experts instead of the current system based on sectarian claims demonstrators. that only a radical upheaval can guide the country through a war sting economic and financial crisis let's go live

of protest in the country the rest was 1st parked by a proposed tax on messaging services such as whatsapp but now the entire political class is under attack for corruption and mismanagement. nearly half of the population of north korea is under nourished according to the united nations a u.n. special investigation has found that $11000000.00 people are facing what it calls alarming levels of food insecurity the u.n. says that collective farming is exacerbating food shortages. and the united states basketball fans have protested in support of a free hong kong at the n.b.a. season opener for the los angeles lakers the league has been locked in a war of words with china. lakers player le bron james has inserted himself into the crossfire some protesters directed their criticism squarely at the star player . face of the n.b.a. le bron james was the focal point of protests at the season opener los angeles lakers top player was targeted after he criticized an official from a rival team for tweeting support for hong kong residents in their political dispute with china last week james took to soc

buying instagram, buying what's up -- whatsapp. these are key things investigators are looking at.ng to be a part of what they are looking at. i think dan is right. antitrust has not necessarily shown it has an appetite to go after these kinds of companies. that does not mean it can't prove a very damaging distraction for them. en what has the offensive push been like for these tech companies? how has that been different from what you have seen them doing in d.c. in years past? ben: you have a whole different kind of set of defensive. facebook is what it always does. it likes to say that it is cooperating and finding everybody.or if you look at a series of open record requests that we got here focused on cambridge analytica see veryyou aggressive lawyering. they are talking about violations of the eighth amendment and 14th amendment, due process, those sorts of things. you also see very slowly but surely, defenders in various political camps starting to rise up and echo some of these talking points. you see people on the democratic and republican side starting to come down on these

we have a whatsapp group with the majority of the residents and tenants on marsh drive.urs was burgled today between 7:00am and 11:00am. just before she was burgled, they saw many of the heroin addicts on the stairway. there was watching the building as they was leaving. we have been complaining of, obviously, what's been going on, that we have been having loads of drug users in the stairway, walking through our corridors. are you 0k? that water drips down, and then floods. this is where the level, over here, is where the level of water comes up to. i have water come through, basically, and it sits behind this wall. i've had black mould, which i have pictures for. and i've had black mould since 2015 all the way up to 2018. i had barnet council come out to test the wall and they said to me that it's perfectly safe for my children to breathe in. barnet homes have tried to make it out that it's my fault i have the mould. i'm not doing the correct things to circulate air through the property. but this is not about air, this is not condensation. because this is the only wall

napa by a group of israeli teenagers has revealed exclusively to our programme a series of text and whatsappges which she says show she was forced by police to retract her rape allegation. the 19—year—old is now on trial herself. we'll talk live to her lawyer. and a passenger on a cruise ship "from hell" tells us about "riots" on board, that he felt like "a hostage" and it was the "worst customer service" he's ever experienced. we'll talk to passengers who say there was "open rebellion" onboard the norwegian spirit. crowd shouts. london, london! take us back! let's go back, we don't want to be on the ship! you want off the ship! take us to london! hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. do you know anyone on that cruise ship? we will speak to one american passenger who managed to get off that ship yesterday. the man we are going to talk to said he felt trapped, like a hostage. if you know of anybody who is still on that ship because it is not due to dock into southampton until friday, then please get in touch. let me know what has happened, victoria@bbc.co.uk. firs

they have relatives back in india when you combine it with the ways in which information spreads on whatsapp they just sort of become these amplifiers off certain kinds of information on narratives about india and finally i think symbolically the indian community here is seen as a model minority or community of achieve us so if more they can claim those people as his own he gets again a certain amount of symbolic capital so to speak. as public relations events movies fodder and alleys don't just play to one audience the diaspora they're also targeted at indians back home the rallies are live streamed live tweeted and more than anything they are made for t.v. . it was. only. through the indian t.v. channels have seemed amongst the most eager to jump onto the prime minister's bandwagon there are vested interests of owners genuine ideological alignment in some cases and often just commercial good sense because among these popularity with increasingly nationalist masses to go wall to wall and he puts on a show like his brand on the point. day by day that's what. the big debate coming up on the o

but government to scrap to plan $0.20 a day tax for whatsapp and facebook messages the initial spark for the uprising last week the prime minister also promised to fight power outages and to allocate a 160000000 dollars for housing loans in an attempt to revive the struggling construction sector. here to consider. to the cabinet held by the pressure of the. political. changing is. presented to them and therefore his thinking. but for many of these reforms are too little too late the world bank says a 3rd of lebanon's population lives below the poverty line and their patience is running out the protests have now paralyzed the country for 6 days with schools universities banks and other businesses shuttered and there's still no sign of a letter. wearily think about it but sand is an essential component of many materials it's and things like glass asphalt and concrete megacities in asia couldn't be built without it so in many southeast asian countries sand is dredged out of rivers including the mekong river in cambodia with disastrous results for local residents. removing too much sand

. >> que se dio cuenta en whatsapp que se iba a cometer trÁfico de armas, tráfico de drogas y homicidio el golpe a la finanzas de la ms-13. el tribunal ha llevado el juicio al mes de noviembre por la cantidad de pruebas y test julio: van mÁs de 10 dÍas de protestas violentas en quito. se plantea llegar a negociaciones. van al menos cinco muertos reportados y miles de heridos. las protestas han paralizado la economÍa ecuatoriana y han afectado mÁs de la mitad de la producciÓn de petróleo de ese paÍs. quienes protestan estÁn en contra de un plan para eliminar los subsidios al combustible. ♪ con esta impresionante imagen del atardecer, vamos a dar paso con nuestro meteorÓlogo fÉlix hernÁndez. fÉlix: a esta hora de la tarde, estamos observando temperaturas frescas en oakland. 65 grados, san josÉ 75. ese sol radiante ha ayudado a que las temperaturas comiencen a aumentar posterior al mediodÍa. los vientos han disminuido su intensidad. hablamos de vientos inferiores a las 10 millas por hora en nuestra Área de cobertura, pero en la porciÓn costera, todavÍa se destacan fuertes vientos. lo que e

Única forma que reportas de peco miguel con nosotros de distintas maneras.telÉfono como mensaje whatsapplertas, y ver los noticieros en vivo y totalmente gratis. ya estÁ disponible. esta aplicaciÓn aparece como univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa. de esta manera llegamos al final. nos despedimos. recuerde que despuÉs de una pausa inicia acciÓn deportiva extra. se pase muy buenas noches. ♪ tendremos todo lo mana siete d equiangelino gano y otra perdiÓ. ademÁs los play of de la mls. antonio: bienvenidos . vamos a arrancar con lo ocurrido en la jornada 14 de la liga mx. arrancamos en el gigante de acero. se presentaba el turco y lo hacÍa de esta forma. ganaba rayados 1-0. todo era felicidad. apenas estaba lamentando. pero despuÉs, qué pelota y disparÓ el primer poste. empataron a unorayados y las chivas. en san luis el duelo entre atlÉtico de san luis y querÉtarose vio empaÑado a la violencia. lo ganaba los gallos, y despuÉs se suscitaron actos de violencia en la tribuna. y al minuto 85 el partido fue detenida cuando los elementos de seguridad del estadio dieron acceso a la cancha para retirarse alg

company says more than 2.8 billion people use at least one of its services, facebook, instagram, whatsapp, or messenger, every month. well over 2 billion use one every day. but its costs are going up. it pledged to spend more than $3.7 billion on safety and security in 2019. it already employs 30,000 people working in this area. last quarter, facebook announced a $5 billion settlement with the federal trade commission over lapses in data security and privacy practices. and this week, instagram promised to remove images showing methods of self—harm or suicide after a british teenager killed herself after viewing such content on the platform. ceo mark zuckerberg defended facebook at a speech at georgetown university earlier this month, saying he had to balance these issues with freedom of expression. i believe that we have two responsibilities. to remove content when it can cause real danger, as effectively as we can. and to fight to uphold as wide a definition of freedom of expression as possible, and to not allow the definition of what is considered dangerous to expand beyond what is abso

is howthe coolest things many businesses are connecting to people directly on messenger and whatsapp.is pretty cool for a person to be able to message a business directly. the libra project important to the commerce part of the business? are you fully committed to that part of the project? >> we are definitely committed to it. we are not going to roll this out until we have regulatory approval. most of the commerce efforts have nothing to do with libra, that is a separate thing. our commerce efforts are things on our own services to help you go from seeing a product you might like, to checking out, to buying it on our services. let's make it facebook. it is trading at the highest level since july, even as the company faces increasing scrutiny from washington. it is just a blip on the radar. kailey: the underlying fundamentals of the company are looking strong. million monthly users, 3 million of those were in the u.s., which is a good sign. there were signs the domestic market might have been getting saturated. record grew 29% to a $17.6 billion. the company is still getting traction

let's talk about the monetization of whatsapp. what do we need to hear?acebook, i think it was two years ago that mark came out and said we are putting ads in messenger. we're really excited about this. people kind of lost their mind. analysts spent the whole time asking questions about messaging ads and facebook did not have a lot of answers. we still don't know how much they make from messenger. the point is these are a slow-moving part of facebook business. they continue to make most of their money in the newsfeed from instagram. and messaging is seen as something they will get right hopefully at some point in the future. i do expect them to talk about improvements they have made with whatsapp or messenger. i do not expect for them to talk specific numbers. taylor: on the analyst call, how much of a distraction will antitrust, data privacy, libra be compared to just the fundamentals of the business? kurt: i mean, the big threat here, could facebook get broken up? there are a lot of people who think that is a real, rare chance of that happening, but it

an israeli cyber surveillance firm for allegedly hacking uses of its encrypted messaging service whatsapp the lawsuit filed in san francisco is the 1st of its kind according to facebook facebook says any group hacked into the phones of roughly 1400 years is targeting human rights activists political dissidents and journalists. these is a friend of saudi journalist who was killed inside the kingdom's consulate in istanbul in 2018 last december he filed a lawsuit against n.s.a. sang the hacking of my phone played a major role in what happened to jamal and the group has not directly denied hacking what's up but said it is disputed the allegations and valve to vigorously fight them. carol is the director of amnesty tech family c international she joins us by skype from london good to have you with us so as i've explained this sort of action for what we know is targeted human rights workers journalists and so on give us an idea about why the why the public even should be concerned about who can be targeted. well this is actually just i mean this explosive revelations yesterday from once that t

department to get some of the documents that identifies conversations and e-mails and records of whatsapp know what these communications are, we know they're relevant to our investigation, we know that they are, i think, decisive in terms of describing the activities of certain individuals. so we know the documents exist, we know what they say. >> in terms of timing, which was the question, when can we expect public hearings? >> they're fighting us, so the timing depends on what a judge rules whether or not we can have those documents. if it takes three weeks to get the documents, it's going to take three weeks. if it has to go to an appeals court, then it will be a longer struggle. but really we're trying to gather the best evidence before we make this decision whether to go to articles of impeachment. we want to go with the best evidence in hand. >> okay. i appreciate you coming on and i hope you'll come back and join us as we continue to follow the developments in this inquiry. >> happy to do it. >>> a programming note. join erin burnett tonight at 8:00. . >>> disgraced hollywood produ

telÉfono, mensaje whatsapp, o correo electrÓnico. nos vemos maÑana a las 6:00 p.m. y a las 11.lix: sÁbado 5 de octubre y estas son las principales noticias. cuando se acerca la trascendental decisiÓn de la corte suprema de justicia, le diremos las implicaciones que tiene decisiÓn del gobierno de no otorgar visa de inmigrante a quien no puede mostrar que tiene como para no seguro mÉdico. conmociÓn polÍtica y judicial de mÉxico fue retiro un magistrado de la corte suprema en leÑa de investigaciones de posible lavado de activos. y un grupo de jÓvenes hispanos da ejemplo de creatividad y superaciÓna lograr un cupo en una competencia de robÓtica que los llevarÁ a chinaa disputar la final.vamos con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. arantxa: buenas noches. mientras cientos de miles de "dreamers" esperan a que la corte suprema evalÚe el caso del programa daca, mÁs de 100 empresas en la cÁmara de comercio y legisladores de ambos partidos enviar una carta a los jueces de esa corte para pedir por la permanencia de los jÓvenes soÑadores recalca

the government has backed away from the tax on whatsapp usage, but protesters around the country areling to an end for government corruption and higher taxes. one of the sons of former drug kingpin joaquin guzman has set off a fierce battle. he is believed toal be influen in the senate lower cartel -- sinoloa cartel. his father was sentenced to life in prison by a u.s. federal court inry. about 25,000 teachers and sta walked off the job today in chicago, thens nat third-largest public school district. they set up picket lines around many of thets distr00 schools, demanding better pay and smaller class sizes among other things. >> the only way we get justice for our kids is by making sure that we as teachers, who are their front line for defense, stand up for their nstds. we wil out as long as it takes for us to be able to get the thingshey need. stephanie: no deal was reached tonight. the strike will continue into friday, forcing the school district to cancel classes for second day. for california residents worried about the next earthquake, there is an app for that. kee first statew

we're staying on the streets we will come out tomorrow and after that we're not here over whatsapp we're here over fuel food brid over everything was processed as blocked roads across the country including saddam tripoli and the baker valley. we don't have enough to eat anymore why are you making us pay more while you sit in your positions not caring the people are dying we want our rights we won't leave the streets before we take our rights thats it. years of political turmoil an influx of syrian refugees and its crumbling infrastructure catching up with lebanon's government last month banks rationed foreign currency and a state of economic emergency was declared. leaving schools and universities closed on friday the government could now be facing another kind of emergency altogether brian al jazeera. time for short break you're not just iraq when we come back we look back to what happened in 2016 certainly which was part of thing that he was worried about in corruption with that nation the white house of knowledge is the president trump held up ukraine talking about his personal politi