emergency workers have spent a fourth night trying to rescue a young boy from a well in northern morocco. rayan, who is five years old, fell nearly 100 feet down the shaft, while his father was repairing it. the shaft is narrow so rescuers are digging a large hole parallel to it to gain access. let s return now to those attempts to force social media firms to remove harmful and illegal content more quickly and pro actively. the government has added several new offences to the online safety bill, but labour says it should be doing more. lucy powell is the shadow culture secretary and joins us from manchester. lucy, good morning. thank you for joining us. what more do you think should be done? joining us. what more do you think should be done? sorry i can t be on the sofa with should be done? sorry i can t be on the sofa with you, should be done? sorry i can t be on the sofa with you, being should be done? sorry i can t be on the sofa with you, being only - should be done? sorry i
area. secretary perry is leading us on the energy sector. there are two pieces we have to keep in mind in recovery. one is getting distribution up and second is getting power to individual residents and homes. that will be challenging. the flooding requires quite a bit of preparation to make sure that it s safe as the electric companies connect their distribution systems to specific points of system delivery. additionally we re tracking the refineries and other gas and oil in the area. the very good news is we have seen no environmental issues at this point because that critical infrastructure did act pro-actively in shutting down so we re looking at getting those up and running to keep oil refinement and production going. but it is still a safety concern and they will be up as soon as possible. if i may add, too, emergency
deal with the gun crisis in this country. i think we re going to hear all the candidates talk about this pro-actively. my guess is we re going to hear bernie sanders go farther than he s ever gone before in terms of supporting gun control. but clearly candidates who have been there for a long time, martin o malley or hillary clinton, they re going to have an advantage on that debate. you know, i have to say this. we re going to hear candidates talk about the middle class, the working poor. we ll hear candidates talk about voting rights, equal rights, inclusion. this is a different kind of debate, not the kind of what i call the vitriol. we re a party of opportunity, inclusion. what you re going to hear, ideas to make the country stronger and better in the future. we ll see how it plays out tomorrow night, donna brazile, hilary rosen, thank you both so much. which candidate will stand out tomorrow night? for more on the other candidates visit cnnpolitics.com and watch
it s it s not working. it s tough. facebook is 500 million strong, twitter less than that but growing significantly. it s become cheaper and easier to get a message out there. so there s a lot of junk frankly. the key thing for facebook and especially twitter that i ve found is you have to engage your followers and friends. you know, you have to reach out to them pro-actively, pose questions, get their feedback on different things. that s a good idea. questions, not just post articles but questions. everyone loves a digital soapbox. you have to engage, if you follow, retweet, they feel a little love from your company, that s going to get them responding. absolutely. i think there s two thing. there s the 90-10 rule. 9 % is valuable content 90% is valuable content, 10% promotion. in that framework, i would operationalize some things, using heatsuite or tweetdeck, where you can feed relative content. you don t have to worry, it s out there and done. so once you have that op
after the ambassador was killed, going to a political fundraiser in las vegas. a lot of political strategists says does that give you good optics? does it hurt you just the way it looks? i know you re not big on appearances, don t care, but do you think it resonate with veterans that he is not doing anything that follows up on his anger today that he expressed yesterday? well, first of all, on the benghazi thing, we know the night before he was never in the situation room. great baier found that out in an interview with the staff. i believe that the president does not really yet understand the depth of anger that is out there. otherwise i think he would be acting far more pro-actively. maybe he doesn t get angry. there s something of the no drama obama line. you know him far better.