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Taking this content off? >> reporter: content moderation is key. a lot of companies are moving away from looking at content and looking at the way actors behave on the platform to detect the bad stuff but i think moderation is going to be key to a healthy platform and tick-tock is right in this case. this is an industry problem. it highlights the need for tech companies to work together to remove and identify and detect terrorist platforms and get it off there plot form. carley: there is a new strategy on facebook to combat election interference in the 2020 election but they also say they foun...

Very carefully and look at both the system safety and the ergonomic issues involved with highly-automated cockpits." this is not a boeing problem. the airbus is more automated than the boeing's. in fact come into thousand eight, a similar thing happened to an airbus owned by air new zealand on a test flight. the angle of attack sensor failed, the automation confuse the pilots and they crashed into the mediterranean. so this is not just a boeing problem. it's an industry problem. as a regulatory problem. i'm glad to see they are investigating this and the department of transportation and perhap...

Figure," that's a film where real-life stories of black women are being told and they're relevant and they're resonating with people. >> and yet, see, i'm going the rain on everybody's parade, because if you're a la tino, this is not the greatest year at the oscars. there's definitely more diversity this year but for latinos it continues to be real underrepresentation. and to me it's not so much the academy's fault because the academy just reflects the industry. it's really an industry problem. and i think when you look at -- even when we have seen latinos nominated for awards or become succes...

Fashion. that is stylish products, changing very quickly at reasonable quality, but at low prices in the stores. so this really is an industry problem driven by the brands and the retailers, and this is really a situation where the u.s. brands and retailers are shirking their responsibility. >> can i ask you, because i have been very closely watching, and no one is going on camera for me. i have closely been reading these long rp-department written statements, policy statements on this. a lot of we want to continue the ongoing dialogue. you know, many people, myself included, say that dialogue...

With the reality of these supply chains and the reality of bangladesh which as you point out lowest apparel wages in the world, horrendous conditions, infrastructure conditions, that when they see it, i think they are shocked and i think they really do care, but what you just point out is this is a system that has been set up for the outsourcing of production and quite frankly the outsourcing of responsibility. this is not an accident that walmart doesn't know whether these factories are producing their goods. this is part of a system of pushing down prices, speeding up delivery times, so that...