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Holocaust denial or various things. but, no. no private company can or should make those judgments. >> now, last week, twitter announced it would stop accepting political ads altogether, starting on november 15th. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, although, has defended his company's decision to continue to run these ads. however, he said, he would continue to evaluate facebook's policy on political ads. an interesting one. >> yeah. because there's so much money involved with facebook. twitter, of course, jack dorsey can say we don't want the ads because they don't take in much money on them. bill...

The justice department alleges the two used their access at twitter to collect sensitive, private data on saudi dissidents. the case underscores allegations that the saudi government tries to silence anti-regime voices abroad. the d.o.j. criminal complaint claims the two men were paid hundreds of thousands of dollars by saudi arabia for their work. the allegations are expected to heighten scrutiny of tech companies' ability to protect the privacy of their users. two murder suspects who cut a hole in a ceiling to escape from a northern california jail have been recaptured. 21-year-old santos ...

If you got your head fixed, you're suffering where you got shot somewhere else. of course, the suffering is unbearable to watch. but the medical people are doing everything possible and i'm grateful for what they're doing. >> reporter: how painful was it for you as a grown man to watch small children and a baby scream like this? >> no one should ever see this, gary. this family should never be going through what they're going through. no one should see their little brother or sisters in this situation or a father and look and see a mother slaughtered, children slaughtered and massacred in the ...

Information he had on wikileaks. two former twitter employees accused of being spies for saudi arabia. the justice department alleges the two used their access at twitter to collect sensitive, private data on saudi disside dissidents. the case underscores allegations that the saudi government tries to silence anti-regime voices abro abroad. the d.o.j. criminal complaint claims the two men were paid hundreds of thousands of dollars by saudi arabia for their work. the investigations are expected to heighten scrutiny of tech companies' ability to protect the privacy of their users. two murder...

It's facing a investigation led by the new york attorney general and is involved in other investigations by the federal trade commission. after the agency reached a $5 billion settlement with the company over privacy matters. facebook says it's cooperated extensively with california's investigation, adding it has provided thousands of documents and written responses. >> just feels like regulation at some point is inevitable. >> and on and on. >> at some point, trying to head that off. just ahead, the wrong move that landed two escaped murder suspects right back in jail. plus -- >> it was l...