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Todd: facebooks data scandal front ad center, today the social media giant is expected to notify millions of affected users. jillian: this coming a day before mark zuckerberg prepares to face lawmakers. kelly wright with what we can expect. kelly: good morning. facebook will post details messages to its news feeds of 87 million people to let them know their privacy was breached. now, the members will receive a notice titled protecting your information with a link to see what apps they use and wh...

Brian: 11 minutes after the hour. ainsley: facebook set to reveal the 90 million people impact impacted by massive data scandal. we just found out what else is mark zuckerberg is doing today. steve: plus, what really happened on the tarmac that day between the former president and the attorney general. well, loretta lynch is going to set the record straight today about that meeting. what will she say? dan bongino weighs in on what she might say and he is coming up. brian: its about the grandchil...

Quoting now, improperly received fb, facebook, user data. we have added them to the list of entities that we have suspended from our platform while we investigate. that from facebook. all this before facebook founder mark zuckerberg testifies before congress next week about the data scandal. the u.s. and north korea holding direct talks in preparation for a summit. the details and locations though still unknown. thats next.

The fifth amendment that you can plead it and youre not supposed to take an inference, at least in the courts, in criminal matters. of course politically, you know, it wont look good. but the other thing that his lawyers can negotiate is to have answers to questions in writing. legalese term for that, interrogatories, and those are under oath. >> would that suffice to you? >> i think that should suffice for mueller because what hes interested in is honest answered to questions. he shouldnt be pu...

Obstruction, you know, on a services wire. mail fraud or something like that. ed: sweker. interesting. abby: why a lot of people have lost their trust in the justice department. mark zuckerberg gets ready to testify before congress over the facebook data scandal. you would have to pay to keep your personal information private. kurt the cyberguy on next about that. ed: unbelievable. jason chaffetz, reince priebus. california congressman duncan hunter to talk immigration all here live coming up. �...

Sound. i looked out the garage and saw the pole was being pulled on, a lot of the cables had snapped off. >> we came from new york and its raining. >> are you upset? >> we have to leave on sunday. i dont know what to do with the ticket. >> arthel: things are getting back to normal at san francisco international airport which canceled about 180 flights yesterday. meanwhile, the dodgers, giants game in san francisco had to be rescheduled. >> eric: well, facebook are in a big p.r. crisis. a lot of ...

>> shepard: jeffery cramer live from chicago. good to see you. >> you too. >> shepard: mark zuckerberg speaking out about the data scandal. what he finally admits he did and in his own words coming up. first, hospital patients running for their lives after a fire broke out. would you look at this? the brave doctors that refused to leave coming up. sfx: muffled whistle text alert. im your phone, stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... wa...

Times. amid a massive data scandal that compromised the personal information of now 87 million users. maybe more. he said he really didnt know. zuckerberg is taking some of the blame but says he wont step down. well, what can we expect? fox business network deidre bolton, first time on the program. you are covering the hearing. tell me, deirdre, is he the right person to be out front? >> he is the founder and ceo. the controlling shareholder. he has shares, ten to one voting rights to every othe...

>> dana: facebook data scandal just got more massive. mark zuckerberg upping the estimate of effective users from 50 million to 87 million. zuckerberg, who is scheduled to testify before congress next week, is taking some blame. >> everyone has a setting on facebook that controls. its right in your privacy settings. whether or not people can look you up by your contact information. over the period of time that this feature has been around, people have been able to scrape public information. it i...

>> mike: they are protecting the institution. this is not about politics. >> maria: this is interesting. >> mike: with protecting the institution. >> katie: person protect it today is rod rosenstein. you could say he cant. >> maria: he is recused. >> katie: people at the higher up in the department of justice who could call for it to be released to congress unredacted. they are not doing it. >> sandra: want to know if anybody is going to be ever held accountable for any wrongdoing anywhere. back...