george soros saying something about facebook being a menace to society at davos. by the way, it s an unflattering look at company and what happens behind the scenes. you could say in washington these lobbying firms, it happens quite a bit. but pulling back the curtain on how facebookworks doesn t look good. he said many times we move too quickly, go too fast. you re hearing this narrative from facebook, we move fast and break things and i think this is beginning to catch up it s already caught up with facebook in a pretty big way. see if these documents they want private go public. don t miss laurie s new series the human code featuring the most influential leaders in silicon valley. she has an exclusive interview with uber s ceo tomorrow. taking action against migrants at the border. let s get right to it. these protesters started
can you feel it can you feel it shhh. [whispering] can you feel it british lawmakers now have in their hands a set of internal documents that facebook never wanted the public to see, from a lawsuit accusing facebook of having little regard for user privacy and trying to force rivals out of business. laurie seagull interviewed mark zuckerberg last week. this continues a month of pain for facebook, laurie. they could include communications between mark zuckerberg, could shed light on what happened with cambridge analytica. actually a california judge ruled that they had to remain
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different types of technology. and there is the idea that let s say that all different commercial airlines were using this type of data. they weren t just using it if the plane veered off. this would be a lot. this could potentially cause satellite interference. and this specific case, they like to say it s not used unless the plane veers off. if this technology were being use liezed by airplanes, this is something o to look at. when you have accidents like this, there are fixes that come afterwards. they will have to look at something. a major airliner lost for 14 days. thanks very much to laurie seagull. cnn hero collected hundreds of messages in a bottle in a push to remove 700 million pounds of trash in rivers across the u.s. we ll have his story, after this break.
face him just having found out all the things that he was capable of. just so many families destroyed and these horrors. excellent work. thank you for that. reporting live for us in cleveland. can you see more of laurie s exclusive interview with angie greg, who is the daughter of the suspect in this horrible crime, and it s on cnn.com. ariel castro, that suspect is now a captive himself. is he sitting in a jail cell, and it is really unlikely that he will make bail because the judge set it at $8 million. wile he sits in that dwell e cell, the prosecutor when he sits in that cell, the prosecutor now wants to bump up those charges. kidnapping and rape now, but he says he wants charges for each and every instance of sexual violence. and for each and every day that those women had been undergoing that kidnapping, had been held captive. he also says he wants to pursue perhaps even the most serious of the list, the aggravated murder