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Big political news around the corner. >> there's been a lot of great reporting on these really mysterious health attacks on u.s. diplomats in cuba. and on friday, we saw the trump administration announcing a travel warning to americans and a drawdown of u.s. embassy staff. but it's notable that the trump administration actually hasn't blamed the cuban government or anyone, really, for being behind these attacks. and when you talk to those supportive of the obama administration's detente with cuba, there's a fear that what the white house is doing is using these attacks as a cover to roll back ...

The voting preferences of those voters who are undecided and it's a big shut. the biggest shift we found by the way in any group anywhere was among moderate republicans. they are actually the most vulnerable to this kind of manipulation. >> so this idea that the election could be swayed by just simply one negative story, it seems kind of preposterous. but, when you think about it, most people don't even go past the first page of google results at all, right? >> well, that's the problem. and the higher something is ranked, the more people trust it. 50% of all clicks go to the top two items. mor...

Corporate america. >> it seems a lot easier to do to lower skilled workers who are less specialized than sort of folks who have a much better, much stronger skill set that they're bringing to work. >> no, that's right. what i found fascinating about this case, actually, is that facebook was approached to kind of join here, allegedly, and they said no. they said, nope, we're not going to play that game. whether that's a credit specifically to cheryl sandberg, but i know that she took several -- this is public record. she brought several google executives over with her to facebook. >> it kind of...

it is deadly. the u.s. agriculture department announced that a case of mad cow disease has been confirmed -- confirmed in a dairy cow out in central california. let's bring in lisa sylvester. she's working this story for us. lisa, what is the department of agriculture saying. what's going on? >> reporter: wolf, the usda just released information within the last hour and what we know is that it is a dairy cow from central california that has tested positive for bse or commonly known or referred to as mad cow disease, and wolf, this is only the fourth case ever detected in the united s...

Good, firsthand look at. back to you, jon. jon: greg palkot, thanks. jenna: google is under fire. the search giant requiring users to have new proeufs see rule privacy rules before they can sign onto their accounts. catherine herridge is taking a closer look. she joins us from washington. >> reporter: well, thank you, jenna and this morning. this issue is getting traction on capitol hill with a closed door meeting with a meeting between congress and google executives. cost referencing data generated by users. google hats upwards of 50 platforms on the web from which they can gather information...