we re keeping our eyes on that. we re also keeping our eye on new moves facebook is doing this morning. tom, facebook s doing this with a ton of pressure from wall street, from people who use facebook, from congress too. understand there s a little bit of an update on that front right? reporter: a little bit. facebook out this morning with the following say, quote, we are talking to committees that extend invites to mark zuckerberg to appear and testify. we d continue that in about two weeks or so. users have filed a claks action lawsuit. facebook is out with these new privacy tools trying to hold on to users threatening to delete facebook all together. now facing a pr emergency facebook is announcing steps to
you can now add more layers of protection including two step ethics making that easier. and manage who sees your posts and profile information and delete older stuff. facebook promising to be more transparent about the data it collecting and share. halle. explain why the two factor is so important. it s very important. you should have it on your bank account and e-mail. bottom line here you type in a password and la not good enough on two step. they will send a code to your phone and you will get a text message with a code on your phone. to unlock your phone, you feed phyllo appellate rick. so you re going to three step. the phone to unlock your code, the text message code and the password, all of that should make all of this much more easy or difficult i should say, for hackers to began access and it
if washington. the supreme court hearing a landmark case right now, started maybe 40 seconds ago. this could be something that may transform politics. seeing some of the wild maps here with steve kornacki. justice isn t looking at that and pi all accounts they re pretty split. new moves by facebook that can and will affect your privacy. why that have the stock ticking up just a bit in the last half hour. we ll break down what you should know later in the show. let s start with hands nicole in seoul. not only did this meeting happened but what was talked about in it. give us a window into their thinking, what happens next? well, what happens next, halle, delegation from china is coming here to seoul to brief
we re bringing women s history month to a close as we continue to honor the best photos by, for and about women. sth interesting. check this out. i want you to look at bailey davis. a met racy foet pope a former saints cheerleader. why former? davis says she was fired after posting this picture to her private instagram account. the team says posting pictures like this one goes against its social media policy. that s a policy it has for cheerleaders but not for its players. that s one of a lot of rules that bailey says apply only to the women dancers. she s now opening a discrimination case with the federal agency which enforces civil rights laws. she s accusing the saints of basically having two sets of rules, one for cheerleaders, for the women, another for players, the men. the saints organization told the new york times it will defend this in the appropriate forum, but for now says that davis was not subject to discrimination because of her gender. the photographer here, bryce l.
will secure your stuff more. little bit of a hassle but probably wort it. i guess your found want to have a conferring tom. i want to bring in our political reporters the washington post eugene scott and ginger gibson. so facebook bringing this out in the last few hours. can we take a look at the stocks real quick. facebook up 2% it was only up i think a half percent. they are trying to hold off any action from the government in this. they don t want to see any regulation, if rest of these companies are afraid about the backlash. we know the president not inclined to regular light business or inclined new regulation. this is to stop what other circumstances could be