morning. do you have expectations about what s going to be in it or how we should react? there are a lot of people certainly in the industrial midwest where i live who already know he s not a good guy. they didn t vote for him because he s a good guy. pete buttigieg is having his moment. a really robust message for my party can t be one that revolves around the personality of somebody from the other party. nbc news exclusive, our investigation of facebook. new documents show that facebook used data as a bargaining chip despite saying that privacy is a priority. why wasn t explaining what facebook does with users data higher priority. mr. chairman, you re right that we don t sell any data. i think we do try to explain what we do. in 2012 documents show zuckerberg wanted to find out the market value of user data to set a public rate. ultimately facebook says it never sold data, but it did trade information with other companies. the documents show that facebook
chris, i want to go to you first, what do we know now about how the efforts are unfolding to rebuild and salvage what s insi inside. they re intense already, we expect to learn more about that we re waiting for emmanuel macron to hold a news conference. we also saw and you showed some of the pictures, there was a large crane there and there were inspections that seemed to be going on earlier in the day. we noticed some members of the french government were inside. chris, i m going to if you could just pautz for one second. i m sorry to interrupt you, we re going to go to the french president speaking now. translator: many have been destroyed by war, revolution, mistakes made by man. but each time, we have rebuilt them. the fire at noter dame reminds us that our history never stops, never and that we always have to succumb to these type of obstacles. what we believe in some ways, is indestructible can be destroyed. for this reason it s fragile. and we must not forget t