i appreciate all the work you did for the first two super bowl wins. great to see you. be well. have a great morning. new day continues right now. good morning to viewers in the united states and around the world. i m brk with john berman. is it monday, october 4th. the faceless whistle-blower saying the social media giant is largely to blame for the spread of content designed to push hate and lying to americans about its efforts or lack thereof to curb incorrect or violent information. frances how longen, former facebook product manager appearing on cbs 60 minutes released tens of thousands of pages to the ftc proves the
most hind october football game in history. how tom brady s face saved everything. good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is monday, october 4th. in a nation infected by misinformation, a whistle-blower comes forward to say that facebook is largely to blame. and the social media company is lying to americans about its efforts or lack thereof, to stop the spread of incorrect and even violent information an explosive interview on 60 minutes , a former facebook product manager released tens of thousands of pages of documents she says proves the company allowed the spread of content designed to push hate, anger, and misinformation, and did it
and a wild night in pats land. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is monday, october 4th. this morning, southern california dealing with a potential ecological disaster. a large swath of the coastline covered with oil. after a pipeline breach sent 126,000 gallons of oil, contaminating fragile wetlands. crews are racing to mop up the spill. this massive spill shut down miles of beaches. they could closed for weeks. natasha chen live in huntington beach, california. this is look a surfing epicenter of california where this has
on an issue like abortion and that that may lead to moderation in the future? or is that just wishful thinking on the part of liberals? i think no moderation in the future. this is preparing us for what s about to happen. this is a huge term that will start on monday, october 4th. it s not just the abortion case, it s gun control, it s religious rights, it s freedom of speech, it s potentially affirmative action, it s money in politics. this is a huge term coming up. and i think that they are defending themselves for what we know will very likely happen. i don t see moderation. i think that there are conservative justices who have been picked for the express purpose of making these decisions and they will make them and the country will look very different in ten months than it does now. wow. all right. well, we ll be following all of those cases, of course. jessica levenson, always great to get your perspectives on this. thank you so much for joining us. really appreciate it. tha
on the supreme court, which as you know, begins its next term on monday october 4th. and they are set to take up another abortion case. this one in mississippi. they say depending on that decision, it could have implications all across the country. so women s rights at stake here. bottom line message, alex, restore a woman s right to choose. okay, stephanie stanton from a very boisterous and important rally in austin. thank you for that. let s give you a look at the front page of today s dollars morning news. as the heartbeat act is argued in court, women are traveling to shreveport, louisiana, to reach providers. that is a 13-hour bus ride away. joining me maya wiley, former candidate for the mayor of new york city, and cynthia alksne, former federal prosecutor. welcome, ladies to both of you. your really hard fought with