families are not safe because of facebook, because of zuckerberg? i think a lot of reporting from some great reporters has shown that facebook has decided to take a more defiant and less apologetic tone and not address the problems but kind of be aggressive and hope that that changes the story. i think the story today is very clear that aside from her compelling testimony, these documents are real. and they are their own documents and they show when the questions were asked, are we causing harms? too often the answer was, yes. one of the things facebook has been very consistent on is saying, we are throwing more money at this than others are. that may be true but doesn t answer the question of, is it sufficient to solve the problem? is 40,000 employees, which seems like a tremendous amount, a sufficient amount working on safety and security, sufficient to handle 2.3 billion users? the answer is probably it isn t. and the question that congress should be asking is, not just what is
of employees that have been here for many years, some that have very deep-seeded feelings and concerns about the vaccine, i wanted to respect that. but there s a cost to it. the facts are these worker vaccine mandates do work. united s vaccine mandate just went into effect last week. 67,000 employees in the u.s. had to submit to that. only about 232 resisted. united tells us that that number actually went down as the firing process began for those employees who initially resisted, jake. pete, also new data on incidents with unruly airline passengers. well, the rate of unruly airline passenger incidents continue to go up. this story is not over. 4,600 incidents just this year alone according to the faa. just in the last week, there have been 128 new incidents reported by flight crews to the federal government. that number is the highest weekly figure we ve seen in more than 2 1/2 months.
that he might have misunderstood that this mexican-american was not a white supremacist. the company san diego gas and electric has a new chairman, kevin sagara. oh, i didn t know that. should kevin re-hire mr. rafferty? i think that would be great. i mean, it s i think that s what emanuel, if that s what emanuel would feel best about. i was really lucky had a zoom a couple of weeks ago with the targets that were in the doc, and this has been incredibly challenging for him, and people will see when they watch the documentary that these are stories, you know, stories of people that they may have heard the story before, and they will come to learn really surprising aspects of what actually happened and who were these people the minute they made a decision or became public people and i think that s one of the things that is very important about what they re trying to do
in our politics lead, a new look at a scandal. it s been more than 20 years since president bill clinton was acquitted on charges he committed perjury and obstruction. now a new story follows the three women caught in the middle and brutally in the court of public opinion. monica, it always comes back to what s best for him. no, linda, it s me. this is for me. and all you have to do is say that you ve never seen the president behave inappropriately with anyone because that is 100% the truth. i need to think about it. you keep saying that.
american kcrime story. yes, i have to disclose, full disclosure of tonight s episode our g-rated date from 1997. our one date. from 1997 was portrayed by an actor way better looking than me now or then. oh! you re a producer on this project, and you show an honest and sometimes unglamorous version of yourself. why was that important to you? i felt that i shouldn t get a pass as a producer. i think, first of all, i shouldn t get a pass in general. you know, it s important to take responsibility for mistakes, and i ve worked hard to work through those, but in particular with the show, there are so many people who have worked hard on the show and it was important to me that the credibility of the show be there, and i felt that if i was sort of smoothing over and photoshopping essentially my history in that way that it wasn t right and wouldn t be