to stave off either future criticism or indeed perhaps congressional regulation, if somehow it turned out that they were used to really manipulate the 2018 or 2020 elections, they would be in a lot of trouble. that s why we re seeing facebook try to be a little proactive. but again, not all that proactive. they re also facing criticism from republicans who accuse them of discriminating against conservatives. so facebook is really in the hot seat for all kinds of reasons right now. and the pictures of the two of you bring up one question i want to ask question quickly. elizabeth, you re on the west coast there in our bay area camera and my friend, will, you re on the east coast in our washington bureau and you know that the fingers have been going this way from both sides saying it s washington, d.c., that doesn t get it and washington, d.c., says the valley doesn t get it. are we at a better place where they re working together now? quickly, elizabeth, to you. yes, the conversation
paying taxes and fraudulently taking action to avoid paying taxes that you owe the government. and so forcing the government to be very disciplined in the way that it presents that i think is by and large a healthy thing. ryan, we were talking about the accountant 1:00 p.m. monday was when she gets cross-examined. what else are you watching in terms of duration? any sense ever that this will go for a week or two or three based on your conversations with those in the room? actually the prosecution has made it clear that they expect to wrap up their entire case by the end of next week. so the big question is whether or not rick gates will testify and i think that it seems clear that he will, but always a chance that won t come about. but i think that that is really going to be the key to this case because that is who the defense really wants to pin all of this on. and even though a lot of these dealings and a lot of the relationships he had with the lawyers only had to do with paul m
4%. declines led by twitter. tesla down 8% and facebook 5%. many are saying that this is position reduction as many people were of course crowded into that sector at the beginning of this year. but many questions remain about whether we ll see more and more regulation in that sector even though many analysts also point out that the fundamentals are still there. just a quick, google and apple grew by $40 billion last year. but the big question is whether or 2409 facebook can turn their story around, the ceo mark zuckerbergs that said that he is happy to testify in front of congress after mounting pressure from lawmakers and the public. and he is expected to be grilled on how the data ended up with third parties and what they actually do with the data that is on their social media platform. it also puts the pressure on google and twitter as well to do the same. the testimony will be april 10 on. and tesla is also defending
examiner said this fetus is 30, maybe even 31 weeks old and contacted, wrote a letter to the pennsylvania department of health saying this was an illegal abortion and never heard back. wow. all right. is the trial going on today as well? yep. it starts at about 10:00 this morning and the prosecution is still presenting evidence. they may finish up the end of the week, maybe early next week, then the big question is whether dr. gosnell will testify in his defense. joe, i thank you for this. you are covering this from the beginning and would love to have you back tomorrow and through the week if you have time to stay up on this and see what is going on. my pleasure. thank you so much. ed, this was happening this is a coincide but this was happening before you were governor, after
and good morning to you. this is your a.m. wake-up call for wednesday, november 16th, from the time warner center in new york, i m carol costello. here are this morning s top stories. a penn state assistant coach fighting back this morning, saying i stopped jerry sandusky. coach mike mcqueary reportedly e-mailing former teammates and speaking for the first time about the alleged child sex assault he says he witnessed. wall street protesters allowed back into their home base at new york zuccotti park. a judge saying no more tents or generators allowed. occupy members saying it will only make their resolve stronger, and they plan to shut down wall street tomorrow. president obama arriving in australia this morning. he s expected to announce that he s boosting the u.s. military presence there as china eyes a bigger role in the pacific, but the white house saying this isn t a turf war. let s get a check of the forecast now, shall we? jacqui jeras is in this morning. good