that story tonight on kron 4 news at ten... ))mark zuckerberg took the stage today at "f8" facebook's annual developer show in san jose to show off what they have been working on.kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate shows us how facebook believes the future is augmented reality. ((pkg)) inspired by the success of the pokemon go app facebook wants to take augented reality to the next level mark zuckerberg/ceo of facebook says: <"if you take one thing away from today it's that we are making the camera the first ar platform">zuckerberg says this will lead to your phone being able to improve the reality around you mark zuckerberg/ceo of facebook says: <" so here's an example of a dad playing with kids in a waiting room of the doctor, he turns the table into a game they play">this new augmented reality platform, called camera effects, right now is behind the scenes technolgoy. they are making the tools available to developers to invent ways to make augmented reality usefulone example they showed off spicing up your photos and videos. instead of posting a boring pic of your cereal you can add

to that end, zuckerberg spent time work on a ford assembly line in dear born, michigan, yesterday. he helped assemble f-150 pickup trucks adding antennae, cleats, and drilling screws. he also signed the truck writing "you're welcome, new ford owner. >>> and heineken taking on hot button political issues in a new ad. >> i would describe my political views as the new right. >> i say that i'm left. >> the four-minute ad is posted on heineken's youtube page. six people, complete strangers, with opposing political and social views are broken into pairs and asked to complete a task. the point is to show we have more in common than divide us. of course, the ad ends with everyone drinking a heineken. >> of course. you know, a lot of people are comparing that ad to the one pepsi did with kendall jenner that, you know -- that was heavily criticized that pepsi missed the mark. certainly this one is good, but it's four minutes long. >> four minutes long. >> they take their time. >> how cool is mark zuckerberg working on the assembly line? i think that's an amazing story. >> yeah, yeah. i'm sur

the company's developer conference gives ceo mark zuckerberg a chance to share his vision for the social media firm and to talk about new technologies. but today he also used the opportunity to address the cleveland murder and facebook's ability to handle offensive and violent videos. julia boorstin reports from san jose. >> reporter: more than 4,000 developers flocked to san jose to hear about facebook's latest inventions and new tools they'll be able to access. but ceo mark zuckerberg kicked off his keynote by addressing uproar surrounding a video shared on facebook sunday of a murder and demand for stricter controls. >> we have a lot more to do here. and we're reminded of this, this week, by the tragedy in cleveland. and our hearts go out to the family and friends of robert godwin sr. and we have a lot of work, and we'll keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> reporter: but zuckerberg tried to focus on augmented relat reality and the growing power of artificial intelligence. >> we're making the camera the first augmented reality platform. >> reporter: w

three thousand people died. > mark zuckerberg mark zuckerberg took the stage today at "f8" facebook's annual developer show in san jose to show off what they have been working on.inspired by the success of the pokemon go app facebook wants to take augented reality to the next level mark zuckerberg/ceo of facebook says: <"if you take one thing away from today it's that we are making the camera the first ar platform"> with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news a new report is out .. on why the oroville dam spillways .. broke apart back in february... and it sounds as though there were potential problems from day one... catherine heenan is here with more on the independent analysis... a retired civil engineering professor took a close look at the problem...for the center for catastrophic risk - at u-c berkeley. what he found was that from the very first - there were design flaws, construction shortcomings and maintenance mistakes. he says that in the 1960's - when the dam was being planned for example - designers did not call for a thick enough concrete spillway floor... it's the first

facebook ceo mark zuckerberg speaking for the very first time about the strategy. facebook is responsible for halting violent content. >> our hearts go out to family and friends of robert godwin senior. we have a lot of work in lieu of keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening. lauren: what can they do? the cleveland murder video stayed up for about two hours before facebook took it down. joining us now to talk about the shooting and also the facebook killer cases fox news contributor and d.c. homicide detective rod wheeler. nice to see you. let's start with fresno, first. on that shouted a lawful authority. they say shootings had nothing to do with terrorism in their hate crimes they'd can you explain why it matters? rs because joyce went to find out the motivation behind this individual's actions. in my opinion it's obviously a hate crime because mr. mohammed specifically targeted white males and not only did he holler that out at the time he committed the crimes that he posted several face the postings of the prior to the shooting yeste

zuckerberg is enabled the decaptation videos to go global in minutes. and that is a disturbing sign for civilization. liz: we have known about this, because what did margaret thatcher say, you need to starve terrorists of their oxygen of publicity. >> right. liz: i am sorry i must move on. >> 4 bodies of teenage boys found brut brutally beaten, in a soccer field on islip by the mcircumstanc ms13 gangs. >> we have tremendous criminals out of this country, i'm talking about illegal immigrants here that caused crime, that have murdered people, raped people. they are getting wil the hell out or they are going to prison, so many towns and cities are thanking me. liz: president is getting really blasted for blaming it on president obama. ms13 are in all 50 states, they are out of central america, this has been a problem for decades, do you think that president is choke out this mudderrous gang. >> i you have change the terms in which we frame this issue, this is welcome a problem at -- ridiculous that a problem at southern border leads to bodies in suburban p

vonnie: mark zuckerberg is about to deliver the keynote at the developers conference. will take it of that's we'll take a look next. this is bloomberg. -- we will take a look next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: facebook's developer's conference kicks off today with address from mark zuckerberg. he laid out his tenure plan for the social media giant. joined at the conference and he hints at what might zuckerberg might do. about thel developers. facebook kicks off mark --kerberg's taste division taste of of vision. we will probably also hear from david marcus which is the head of a messenger who has 1.2 billion users. vonnie: does the 10 to be announcements that are for a -- doesdience then just there tend to be announcements that are for the wider audience? think one of the things we need to pay attention to with this announcement is that mark zuckerberg usually lays out of vision. he states what his priorities are and, recently, he released a letter. word manifesto of what he wants to expand two. he is trying to make the world better. he is trying to make us a more in

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and we bring you the latest from facebook's sh conference, including mark zuckerberg's big --nsfer augmented reality plans for augmented reality. first, ibm reporting first-quarter refill -- results. they are down more than 2%. expectations.nder gross margins also trailed analyst predictions. as a result, shares trading lower after-hours. we are down 3.9% in after-hours trading, more than $5 billion in the market cap. let's get a little more analysis for you. we are joined with more reaction. is there any upside here? revenue falling, profit margin falling as well. light amidst the clouds? reporter: the few things i would point out is that pretax margin actually went up quite a bit, due to a severe cutting off as gna. caroline: sgna? saves, and the othertive -- thing is they are maintaining guidance of non-got bps for the full year. the thing i would be listening to is to understand the difference why the gross margins declined by such a big amount between last year and this year, and whether difference would be going for it. caroline: it was quite a significant fall. down to 44.5%, down fro

zuckerberg started the conference by saying his company has to do more to prevent people from posting violent videos. >> we are reminded of this, this week by the tragedy in cleveland. >> we have a lot of work and we will keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening>> after that brief acknowledgment mark zuckerberg.-- got down to business with the estimated 4000 programmers attending f8. >> everyone loves developing here. it is hard to find spaces for people can connect. >> the connection that draws attendees from all over the globe is the 10 year roadmap that will eventually take us all to what is called augmented reality. facebook has open source some of the coding on this pathway to the future to make the journey shorter and better. >> they are making a lot of that available to the public so developers who are working for facebook and take that code in advance vr. >> it's similar to the testing in the original star wars movie were game pieces move around the table top chessboard. a gamer using special goggles or glasses can play games on an empty table or a b

zuckerberg spent some time on the assembly line. he helped assemble some new f150 pickup trucks by adding antennas and cleats and even drilled some screws. he even signeded the inspection sticker for one of those trucks. this trip was part of his new year's resolution to connect with more americans and mend what he calls societal divisions. >>> well the giants host the padres tonight. kevin durant enjoyed his day off yesterday at at&t park. giants trail by one in the 6th inning until christian aroyo. unfortunately the giants bull pen fell apart. >>> well the oakland a's play in houston tonight after being swept by the an yells in anaheim 2-1. he held the angels to six hits and two runs over six innings. the two runs came on three straight hits in the first inning. unfortunately the a's couldn't get enough run support to win-win the game. >>> there is an ongoing tense situation we are following this morning. a standoff situation with a homicide suspect. we're going to take you live to martinez as police have the suspect's car surroun

facebook's f8 congress and mark zuckerberg's plan for augmented reality. and the bloomberg scoop that has twitter buzzing, a $400 juicer feeling the squeeze. first to our lead. anticipation has been growing around the release of samsung's galaxy s8 smartphone, with more than one million advanced orders for the device in south korea, a new record for samsung's home market. but will the demand be there? growth is expected to slow down this year. we caught up with an analyst and cory johnson. >> there is a lot riding on it. samsung has a reputation to repair. as we were talking about, we did some research. we collaborated with them to do this quick study to see. the note 7 issues did not seem to be a barrier. 60% of consumers said that was not a deterrent for them to consider. with existing owners, it was 65%, so i don't think that is in the mind of a consumer as big of a deal as people made it out to be. i think the media is being more cautious in their review to say, this happened. i think they are playing the cards, but the reviews have been good, and peop

says this will lead to your phone being able to improve the reality around you mark zuckerberg/ceo of facebook says: <" so here's an example of a dad playing with kids in a waiting room of the doctor, he turns the table into a game they play">this new augmented reality platform, called camera effects, right now is behind the scenes technolgoy. they are making the tools available to developers to invent ways to make augmented reality usefulone example they showed off spicing up your photos and videos. instead of posting a boring pic of your cereal you can add text. and sharks circling mark zuckerberg/ceo of facebook says: <" you could take pic of plant and add flowers or water plant or tap on wine bottle and get info about it and share that with pic or one day buy the bottle right there some of this will be for fun, some useful, you could leave a note for your wife on the refrigerator">with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news .drier conditions develop tonight and persist into the first half of wednesday before a weak system brings rain chances back to the northern portion of the re

mark zuckerberg talked about the fact that a.i. can help locate faster so it's not literally people reported in clipping which was a huge amount of time. the tenology is not going to really do that for a couple years. >> this is where things get interesting. part thompson at "the new york times" "new york times" "new york times" yesterday having the exact debate about what do we do with this. this is actually an opportunity for partners to approach this insight rather than hobgoblin of facebook's office, building on an editorial to rethink the idea of editorial for this new world. that's a combination not a just years out, but a combination of human classic a.i. if you approach the problem in the right mindset which is the biggest challenge. came across source, but the realities once the videos online, it will be a thousand markley says. is there a better way to take it done quicker? >> are definitely yes. in a world where an individual can post them in a number of plot arms, that still doesn't solve the problem. if you can think a

today, facebook founder, mark zuckerberg, responded to the controversy. nbc's miguel almaguer has more. >> she is the reason why this is about to happen to you. >> reporter: the killing in cleveland is the latest horrific crime performed for an audience on social media. among the many crimes -- the torture of a mentally challenged teen and the shootout with police. the world's largest social media platform, accused of failing to take action on graphic content. the cleveland murder suspect's video was up more than two hours before facebook shut it down. today, mark zuckerberg admitted there's a problem. >> we have a lot of work and will keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> reporter: the company adding in a statement, this is a horrific crime. we do not allow this kind of content on facebook. facebook is the largest but not the only social media provider encouraging users to stream live, the newest way to build an audience and boost revenue. they now use algorithms, editors and users to help flag objectionable content. >>

. >> there are workouts, then how zuckerberg hits the gym next. >> we want to thank jessica for this picture she calls duck, duck, tug. you may see >>> all right. coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, seeking solidarity at albany high school the day after a racist instagram account threw that campus into chaos. >> the rise in mailbox theft. thieves aren't just taking packages and letters, but the entire box as well. >> you have any experience with unity and virtual reality, combine those two things, i know a hundred people who will hire you today. >> the new frontier off the tech i industry. all coming up at 6:00. >> tonight, facebook owner mark zuckerberg met his match when it comes to working out. >> he posted this workout. on facebook, where else? it showed imdoing pull-ups with his daughter hanging from a backpack. >> he said she yells, more, more. >> zuckerberg called his daughter easily the most demanding trainer i've ever had. let's see if when she is eight or nine if he could still pull her up. >> exactly. world news tonight with david muir is up next. >> from all of us he

from work to play to just about everything. >> bold ambitions from mark zuckerberg. always a pleasure and thanks for talking to us.>>> bruce fauci was another healthcare. the procedure he had this morning and the team's reaction coming up. >>> new questions are being raised about possible conflict of interest between the bronco trump white house job in her retail line. china approved new trademarks for the of bronco trump ran on april 6. that is the same day she and her husband sat down for dinner with the president of china at mar-a-lago. the presidents daughter did not personally sign off on the new trademark application. for more, we're joined by david levine. thank you for joining us. any red flags here? >> one or two. the problem is that her status as an employee at the white house is what potentially could get her in trouble. the company is separate. the company's name, you see the difference between that and her person and everybody else does the problem is that she has ownership, financial interest in that company and if she participates in advising the presi

eight congress and zuckerberg's plan for augmented reality. the scoop that has twitter buzzing, a $400 juice are feeling the squeeze. anticipation has been growing around the release of samsung's with moresmartphone than one million advanced orders, a new record for samsung's home market, but will the demand be there. growth is expected to slow down this year. analyst and with an cory johnson. there is a lot riding on it. samsung has a reputation to repair. we collaborated with the to do this quick study to see. the note 7 issues did not seem to be a barrier. they said that was not a .eterrent for them to consider with existing owners, it was is ino i don't think that the mind of a consumer as big of a deal as people made it out to be. they may be more cautious in their review to say this happened. i think they are playing the cards, but the reviews have been good, and people have been screen, so ithe don't think the note issues are as bad as people think, but now samsung needs to ramp up their marketing. toy: you have been cautious get to exc

priorities for the stabilization of infrastructure in the last couple of years with the opening of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital we are putting in the $.7 million operation to for, if any, the hospitals operations one of the areas that we have found that really needs the support is our human services help to hire and provided oversight to the employees and also to assure we get office of economic workforce development one the strategies we reality worked on not bringing in more ftes we really repurpose this vacancies to meet new needs for the coming years. >> and so for this particular development we did for human resources repurposed 13 positions we can utilities utilizes we've been in the process of a new qualities progress called lean that looked at not wasting dollars time and particularly patient first and how to go good morning o become - reduce the wait time for people in the intrment and so we're acting asking for one $.4 million to do that and be looking at that throughout the improvement of our quality and reducing waste and providing better care to our patients. >> have

announcements. >> welcome to f 8. >> mark zuckerberg's keynote was streamed on facebook live where some at the conference had to watch after seats filled up. not the first big event this week to play out on facebook. >> i'm about to kill this guy right here. >> zuckerberg spoke to the confession caught on facebook video. >> our hearts go out to the friends and family of robert godwin sr and we have a lot of work and we'll keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> zuckerberg said he wants to bring people together in places like vr. >> facebook is a place to be with your real friends no matter where you are in the physical world. >> even if your friends are worlds apart. >> this is like virtual reality, i can feel like they are in with me. >> people lined up to build their avatars. >> how does it compare to the real you. >> both are real good looking and smart and handsome not real sure. >> vrs real value could be education. >> a window into life in other communities into the future of technology. >> and there's augmented reality. >> make this more fun add so

do you think that mark zuckerberg said enough today? by our count, that was about 23 seconds, that comment. >> absolutely not. i'm actually shocked to hear that he even needed a reminder of all the work that he needs to do. he owns the largest social media company in the world. he owns facebook, messener, what'sapp, instagram and a slew of other countries. he knows exactly how much work he needs to do. he knows how his company is run, how many active monthly users he has and how many active content moderators he has. i don't think we can just take that at face value and think that's enough. >> what can he do? >> for starters, he needs to evaluate his company and start to add more b sources. there definitely is not enough content moderation that's happening as we just saw with this crisis, this video was uploaded and it sat on the servers for over three hours. he's not doing enough. there's a lot of risk in exposure and i'm holding a high bar over here. i think we need to see him do a lot more. >> why hasn't he done more? >> i think it i

. >> facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg spent the day assembling trucks. you heard that right. he posted these pictures of his time at a ford plant outside detroit. zuckerberg says he played a very small part in assembling some new ford f-150 trucks. he also signed the inspection sticker on one of them. the trip was part of zuckerberg's new year's resolution to connect with more americans. >> well, walk tall and carry a big football. >> former 49er players hit the streets of san francisco to tackle a chronic problem among some teens. that story is next. >> and tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, cars, rats and thousands of dollars in damage. the abc 7 news eye team is investigating what may be a new trend. whether organic materials now being used in car parts may be in a car you own are more app etizing to rats. >> first we want to thank sirius images for the san francisco sky line. cranes have never looked so beautiful. you can share your pictures with us on social media. use the #abc 7 news >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, this weekend marks 25 years sin

zuckerberg has said they're working on a proactive approach with artificial intelligence. we asked folks here what they think. >> i think this is awful, but ideally again, using a-i technology to identify things that help protect people is really important. >> you know, the more that you build the technology that bleeds into the real world you have to deal with the harsh realities of the real world which is that tragedies happen every second. >> i think he's recognizing when you have a service so important to people around the world, that they spend so many minutes of their day and there is such a reach that you do have a responsibility of thinking about how this is going to help the world get better. >> reporter: obviously a lot of reaction to that tragedy here at facebook's developer conference where there are people visiting from all over the world. they have also been other big topics here and some announcements about facebook augmented reality and making virtual reality social. i'll tell you more about the day's other news here at the developer conference tonight at a

this is something that seems like zuckerberg handled this perfectly. valuation wise, facebook, if you start looking, you start looking at these forward multiples and how their growth continues to be. this is not an over priced stock budget, once felt like it was. this was growing into itself quickly. >> which is hard to embrace. i mean, when you see a stock that's up 27% in the past 12 months. oh, well, that's number of value. >> but it could be, just as the stock was down 27%, it might not be cheap, right? so i don't think this would be an issue for them and where else are advertisers going to go? i don't really see what alternatives they have for the kind of audience that they want to be able to share. i don't get it. >> how is your facebook page going, guy? >> my facebook page? what's that other thing? pinterest page. >> why are they throwing the credits. >> they're shade creations. >>> all right, still ahead, mcdonald's afternoons up technology and celebrity presence, like the commercial are you watching right there. that's caught the attention of

. >> and the company's ceo mark zuckerberg kicked off. >> reporter: two sets of letters are dominant again a.i. and vr.. a.i. for artificial intelligence and vr. for virtual reality. facebook has set up this virtual reality simulator outside the convention center so people can go in and get a look see of what it's all about. after news broke that the so-called facebook killer had taken his own life. >> we're reminded of this this week by the tragedy in cleveland and our hearts go out to the family and friends of robert godwin senior and we have a lot of work and we will keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> after that brief acknowledgement of this morning's news from erie, pennsylvania where the so-called facebook killer steve stevens shot and killed himself facebook founder mark zuckerberg got down do business. this is the 10th year for facebook developers to come see here and learn what's next. zuckerberg lays out his 10-year road map that will eventually take all of us to what's called augmented reality. remember the chess seen in the original sta

do you think mark zuckerberg will address this to the developers? >> what i'm interested in tomorrow is zuckerberg earlier this year put out this manifesto in which he outlined in 5000 words he thinks facebook should go beyond connecting the world and start to improve the world, help civic engagement, make sure we are more informed people. i am curious. those are very vague things. this kind of instance does play into it, this live video that has a shock value or makes facebook feel less safe to be on. these are things he will have to address in a broad way. i doubt he will mention the murder in the most important public address of the year he is going to give tomorrow. i think he will talk about using the network to try to make everything better. whatever that means to them. caroline: the optimistic side of facebook. sarah frier, fantastic reporting. thank you for the analysis. coming up, a taiwanese company, we will bring you the plan to invest in asian startups. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: a new development in the bid for money

but the ripple effects of his gruesome online posting are only growing from facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his social media empire. howard is here to tell us if facebook might be facing a government crack down in the form of regulations on its video services. all of this red on the screen that you see here, traders are saying blame it on goldman but there's more that meets the eye here. we're less than an hour to the closing bell, let's start the countdown. ♪ ♪ liz: okay. so it is not just goldman, although, i'm looking at goldman right now. it is not just goldman. it is also former goldman sachs banker who might have something to do with the red pool, the market has been stuck in since this morning. treasury second steven mnuchin, the former goldman banker now backing away from the very specific promise he had made tax reform would be signed and sealed by august. now he says that's a little too ambitious, so the bulls give it yesterday and at this hour, the bears are taking it away. take it away. yes, lackluster earnings from banking giant goldman sachs did send stocks sliding, th

hearing from him later on this summer we'll give you an update and want to make you aware a new cfo at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital sam that replaced a lady that left for a job in oregon and finally our newest hire thank you alice comes contra-costa alameda and be a chief player in the electronic health records so as we approach the end of this fiscal year in june we'll end the first year of our strategic plan we plan to have the session in may where we plan to reflect on the successes and challenges in our first year implementing this now strategic plan during the past year in addition to implementing the standup 5 chief initiatives we were engaged with the director of health an important and related process of stacey a 3 year dph wide lean program plan and infrastructure to support for spreading past zuckerberg san francisco general hospital we know the plan for bringing on the resources will be key to our ability to move forward with our strategic initiatives. >> is it down there? >> so open on this slide shows a strategic status of strategic initiatives to orient you the green do

but technology is not perfect. >> sandra: zuckerberg acknowledged that. he said we have a lot to do here. one of the big questions and concerns, are acts like this going to inspire more criminal acts like this? >> there's no imperical evidence that the internet inspires violence. what is known is that criminals crave attention. they always have. jack the ripper used to taunt london detectives with letters. here in the united states, the zodiac killer, btk, the uni bomber, even the washington snipers left notes behind because they want attention. today the modern equivalent to the mail service is the internet. but you can't shoot the messenger 'cause you don't like the message. >> sandra: you're left thinking there's something more that can be done. thank you. all right. in case, just in case of nuclear attack, hawaii lawmakers want to be prepared. what they're doing amid the rising tensions with north korea to try to update their emergency preparedness plan. plus, president trump making good on a campaign promise as he's set to sign the buy american hire

. >> geraldo: mark zuckerberg saying social media needs to do more to keep violent acts off their site after an individual posted himself murdering a man. david: thank you, eric. the president to buy american and hire american. but some critics say it will end up costing more. we'll debate it, you decide. >> with this action we are sending a powerful signal to the world and we're going to defend our workers, protect our jobs and finally put america first. >> we are going to enforce the hire american rule, that are designed to protect jobs and wages of workers in the united states. we believe jobs must be offered to american workers first. david: buy american, hire american. that's the patriotic slowing p for the new executive order. the white house says it will boost sales of american products and hiring of american weeks, but, rick, you say this is really a negotiating position for the president. explain. >> yeah, as silicon valley free trader, i used to be terrified about trump's words about trade and thought he might launch a trade war and now i see and when i look at his administra

mark zuckerberg says look, going forward this has all sorts of applications. you can post a menu on a restaurant, you come along, stu, comes along, puts his phone up, looking with friends about the menu choices your friend liked in that particular restaurant. he takes it a step further. replace your 500,000-dollar television with an app. as you sit there you can watch it in the virtual world incorporated in your own home. stuart: what do you think, liz? liz: he did it again. stuart: do you think it's a winner in the future? liz: i think it is nuts and that people will not do it and i think it is bad for mental health. stuart: disagree. people like me will adopt it at some point in the future. it will beuseful. liz: we'll never see you again. stuart: ain't that right, neil cavuto. it's your time now. neil: one quick thing i always noticing before this very illuminating segment, the woman who won the car, how long was she kissing the car? stuart: from monday until today. but they get a 10-minute break every hour for various functions. neil: myself i could see my

mark zuckerberg vowed do more. >> we have a lot more to do here. and we're reminded of this this week by the tragedy in cleveland. and our hearts go out to the family and friends of robert godwin sr. and we have a lot of work and we will keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >>> turning to politics now, a growing number of republican lawmakers are working to distance themselves from president trump as they face constituents at town hall events. during one of these events yesterday, senator james lankford called on reports to release his tax returns and said he promised he would and that he should keep his promise. fellow republican senator joni ernst went further refusing to hold back while answering several questions on his policies and character. >> i think that we have a president that has a number of flaws. i would say i support more of the policies. i don't support every policy but there are policies that i support. with the trips to florida, i do wish that he would spend more time in washington, d.c. that's what

kevin systrom turned down a job for mark zuckerberg in college, shared a desk with jack dorsey as an intern with what would become twitter and in 2010, launched instagram as we kw it. two years later, he reunited with zuckerberg and agreed to sell instagram to facebook for $1 billion. the company had 13 employees and 30 million users. today, over half a billion people on the planet use

it's disgusting. >> sandra: so far, mark zuckerberg has been pretty quiet on this, hasn't he? >> dagen: he said facebook only builds tools for people to commit a cake, it does bear responsibility for how the technology is used. he has admitted that even before this latest murder. in terms of how facebook cooperates with law enforcement abilities -- authorities, they say they're in touch with law enforcement in emergencies where there are direct threats to physical safety, but beyond that, they will only share basic records with law enforcement like names, login, credit card information under subpoena. >> sandra: going back to how important this is in cleveland, they received more than 400 tips concerning this manhunt for steve stephens. how important that is in tracking down the killer. >> lisa: if you remember, there is a murder of a television correspondent on live tv, on camera. sometimes if people are deranged and they're going to utilize whatever platform they can to get out sort of egregious hate and murder and disgusting things they're doing. there's a variety of platfo

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mark zuckerberg made the first public comments on this case today. the social media site is on anywhere ffire for allowing the video to stay up for two hours before being removed. they said they are reviewing producers for harmful content but zuckerberg admits much more needs to be done. >> we have a lot more to do here. we're reminded of this this week by the tragedy in cleveland. and our hearts go out to the family and friends of robert godwin senior and we have a lot of work and we will keep doing all we can to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> msnbc chief legal correspondent ari melber joins me now. they are facing criticism for allowing this video on their site and allowing it to stay on for so long. what legal obligations do they have to stop this from happening? >> they don't have a lot of legal obligations in the sense it's not a crime for them to be a platform -- >> host the video of a crime -- >> not really no, this is such a gray area. a lot we're talking about is what they should do, not what they have to do. in the long term