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Have reported on "the beat." the conflict is that the joke is on us, because anybody who uses facebook is basically opting into this problem. steven colbert put it succinctly. >> it is like the banks that got robbed at gun point, and more like a bank that gave the robbers their money, because it is the business model. >> it is the business model that allowed facebook to sit and do nothing about the data breach, and now it is apologizing about it, but they knew about this problem with trumps digi...

Have asked for it to be shared. >> well, obviously, nobody asked for this the data breach by trumps digital firm that is rocking the company. nobody asked for that and nobody wanted it, and as i say, and i cant say it enough, the company knew about it for a long are time, and knew that nobody asked for it, and that is why it is a breach. considered the that other tech leaders have cautioned that the asking of customers only counts if you dont trick them or lie to them. you have to ask them in pl...

Right. >> are and investigators say that facebook has not respected the human right of privacy, and the federal trade commission has sued facebook for bailing on the privacy issues that accesses almost are all of the peoples personal data including things they have not needed. and facebook using information to the advertisers antsdz when that scandal brood, so it is not the first one, and what zuckerberg did that time, it is to are respond to turn the tables to other companies. >> if you are loo...

President trump is after one of them. another is looking to make a bigger bet on health care. and a new data breach putting 150 million customers at risk. weve got all of that next. and were watching a california court case that could impact your daily routine. a judge issued a proposed ruling that could require coffee sellers to put cancer warnings on java sold in the golden state, like cancer warnings on cigarettes. a non-profit group sued multiple coffee companies in 2010, claiming they vio...

Now to under armour. a data breach affected 150 million accounts. including user names, e-mail addresses, passwords. under armour says the hack happened in february, but it was discovered this week. how does that happen? >> you know, companies are getting a little better at ac s assessing when this happens and brings it to the attention of consumers. not happening fast enough. the chief digital officer at my fitness pal said, once we were aware, we quickly took steps to determine the nature and ...

This is something we have reported on the beat. the conflict means the joke is still on us, because anyone who uses facebook is basically opting into this problem. susinctly. >> its less like theyre a bank that got robbed at gunpoint, and more like a bank that just gave bank robbers your money because thats their business model. >> a business model that left facebook to just sit back and watch their data breach. the only thing that changed lately is they got caught and they lost $80 billion. zuc...

>> and investigators say facebook hasnt respected the human right of privacy. the federal commission had sued facebook for failing on privacy pledges after apps could access nearly all of users personal data, including things they didnt even need. facebook users sharing personal information with advertisers. and when that whole scandal brewed, again, this weeks scandal is not the first one. what zuckerberg did that time was he tried to turn the tables on other companies. >> if you look at compan...

Be shared. >> well, obviously nobody asked for this data breach by trumps data firm thats been rocking the company. nobody asked for that, nobody wanted that, and i cant say enough, the company knew that for a long time. knew they asked for it, thats why its a breach. other tech leaders have -- you have to ask them in plain english, you have to get real consent. thats a point zuckerbergs competitors at apple have stressed. >> privacy means people know what theyre signing up for. in plain english...

Totally predictable given acceptance rates. hogg tweeted a list of ingram top 12 advertisers, encouraging his followers to boycott the companies. nutrish replied to david on twitter, we are in the process of removing our ads from laura ingrams program. remember, this comes after the day where a young woman wrote a beautiful op-ed in the "new york times," saying, stop victim blaming. just putting that out there. the facebook data breach, meanti meantime, threatening another online titan. goog g...

Publics aware. >> how do you want to go about holding them accountable? what exactly do you want to see change? >> i think thats the right question. i think its probably soon to tell. thats why were demanding this information. heres what i do know. about every data breach, they all basically have the common theme. that the entity involved thought it was better to put in extra dollar of profit into their own pockets as opposed to putting morgue of that own dollar back into the infrastructure of t...