Nightly News Full Broadcast - Jan. 31

Social media execs grilled in Congress over child safety concerns; U.S. plans 'campaign' of retaliatory strikes after killing of 3 soldiers, officials say; FBI Director Christopher Wray warns of alarming hacking threat from China; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
00:00 Intro
01:19 'Blood on your hands': Tech CEOs grilled
06:28 U.S. prepares to respond to drone attack
09:03 FBI chief: China hackers aim to 'wreak havoc'
11:30 New video of Crumbley parents arrest
12:28 Atmospheric river slamming west coast
13:31 Wounded children evacuated from Gaza
16:17 Massive gas pipeline inferno in Oklahoma
16:34 Student test scores still down after pandemic
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#SocialMedia #Congress #MarkZuckerberg

[@martagarcia6428]

Parents need to be more involved in their children’s life!!

[@Churchof-JesusChrist.]

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[@gm7304]

Parents need to stay in their own lane🚔🚨👮‍♂ or I'll give you a ticket😩 Garcia.

[@balamad]

true

[@matthewdufur5489]

Yes. I started hiking with my children when they were very young around Lake Tahoe. No social media was available. We discussed everything and they all graduated high school with no criminal record. We are all still best friends.

[@smdh9582]

Amen say that I blame the parents. My 13 year old twins HAVE NO SOCIAL MEDIA AT ALL. Im sorry for your stupidity

[@augustbear6548]

Really? Parents think they have no responsibility for their children getting onto social media or teaching their kids the consequences? No, no, no! My parents would have NEVER let me have a gun, or get into a movie that was too adult for me. These folks need to get a grip.

[@benb6527]

I agree! Parents outright disinterested in their childrens lives. Why did you become a parent?

[@VitalityMassage]

@@benb6527 You're not the only one saying this. Facebook is already too strict! It's ridiculous!

[@susannpatton2893]

Parents spend thousands of dollars for their phone and or tablets and then hand them over to toddlers, the least responsible person ever. 😂😂😂😂 yall crazy. But you don't have any money. Your priorities are backwards

[@toddpalmer7214]

And you live in a fantasy world , you know nothing about what social media is today

[@user-fn3qd8fc3c]

GreatNews

[@PatrickXIII]

This is 100% the parents fault for letting them use social media to begin with. Be a parent, get involved in what your child does in school & at home!

[@JennyLouLou]

That's hilarious considering all school sports team members communicate on these social media sites. Literally that's the only reason my son had instagram...

[@cathleengross3474]

@@JennyLouLou Maybe your school sports teams should use another means of communicating. Maybe you need to supervise your son while he is on instagram.

[@jadeandersonandimnotagirlt6496]

@@cathleengross3474 right like there are soo many other communication apps, why use instagram

[@EKJ0420]

💯🎯

[@Gadgettime]

the lawmakers are probably shorting the stock

[@zebmaxwell7979]

05:00 As a parent of 2, this Sounds like parents not being involved in their child's lives and just letting the phone/tablets raise them.

[@user-yw9dr4mj5o]

Absolutely 💯!!

[@yeshua7560]

You are 100% right

[@reneesimerale]

That's what my daughter does. She just hands her phone & tablet to her 5 & 10 yr old children🤦‍♀️ I told her how that was so problematic & scary😢

[@andrewbui8295]

agreed. no more iPad kids.

[@heartborne123]

I don't really get how they can blame Social media. It's like blaming the inventor of a knife, for all the deaths from stabbing

[@bryanstanley25]

I agree..blame falls on parents for not keeping am eye on their kids

[@Mialuvsveggies]

omgosh, 100% and where are the parents? No disrespect, but why are not the parents monitoring their own children?

[@user-qx1wl2um2k]

They don't let juveniles drink, vote, buy guns, or watch x rated movies why not ban social media for juveniles?

[@Fred-dc2km]

Failure to install a middleman between messages between children

[@OctobersVeryOw.n]

SWIFT2024

[@RamonaRayTodosSantosBCS]

My computer was in MY living room!!!! I monitored what my daughter watched! No cell phone!! He is NOT to blame! It’s poor parenting! My students here in Mexico had NO cell phones!! Until adulthood.

[@JasonLee-pn8vu]

Facebook shouldn’t be blamed for bad parenting

[@Bakedonxotics247]

I blame you

[@kathynguyen5760]

Social media platforms should not allow child abuse content either.

[@velmathomas5000]

As an educator in America, please stop blaming COVID 19 for loss of reading and math skills. America's educational system was in trouble a long time before Covid 19 hit. Lack of respect for EARNING an education is the problem. All most systems do is pressure teachers to pass students along, even when they are not able to meet set required standards. High schools have become nurseries. Teachers are discouraged from waking sleeping student up during class. Parent are parenting. I've seen the quality of student engagement go down in my 27 years of education. Don't blame COVID 19 for Americans not valuing an education.

[@LS-ei7xk]

I'm not an educator, but I know that nowadays, kids aren't taught half of what I learned in school. No grammar, spelling, history, etc.

[@55cook]

I wonder if Lindsey Graham would say the same thing (blood on your hands) to the heads of the gun manufactures?

[@armyantlocsta]

We ask know the answer to that. Good question.

[@dillcifer]

The difference: Lindsay Graham receives money from the gun lobbyists.

[@55cook]

@dillcifer I think it has more to do with the voter base in South Carolina and their news and information source.

[@Reaper-cm4jr]

Except You can lock a gun in a SAFE and no one has access to it. Try locking a kid out of Social Media. Let me know how that works out for you.

[@55cook]

@Reaper-cm4jr You think your average gun owner uses a safe for their weapons, all the time?

[@chadhaight3894]

Parents are also responsible for giving children the devices which allowed their children access to social media.. It would be simple to ban anyone 18 or under using ID verification to access social media sites to protect children..

[@Coconutsin]

We should also ban boomers, they fall for bots and fake news everyday. It’s irresponsible to keep them on Facebook.

[@jhamp244]

Many years ago my son and I were watching a show about these two teen boys building bombs in there bedrooms and a shed and blowing things up until they were caught and the parents all saying they had no idea what the boys had been up to. My son turned around and said, I cant imagine you not knowing what I was up to. I think he hit the nail on the head.

[@JennyLouLou]

Social media features literally ensure their activities are concealed with auto disappearing features. You may have hit your head.

[@jahjoeka]

It's called being involved in your kid's life. Idk about yall relationships but it sounds like yall have an open channel for dialog and that's all too important, especially for teens.

[@gw6496]

This is the failure of parents and not the fault of social media period!!!!

[@Coconutsin]

You’re wrong. Period. Both parties had a hand to play.

[@esport1686]

Do you make a living off social media??

[@gw6496]

@esport1686 It doesn't matter if I do or don't! Parents need stop blaming social media for their failures raising their kids!!

[@esport1686]

@@gw6496 It matters - stop ranting

[@gw6496]

@esport1686 FU you stop!

[@christopherpederson1021]

parents not taking responsibilty for parenting correctly. blaming social media for things that they could have restricted. and giving your psychotic kid a gun. She is definitely going to jail for that one

[@michaelkalumbu8886]

A1 L​@Mr_Waddles

[@luisvelez5695]

@@FireThemAll You are superior to eveyone else

[@Decoy1957]

@@luisvelez5695 always some to blame others for their inabilities

[@EhCloserLook]

What’s sad is that some parents are so unsavvy with technology, that they really couldn’t have done anything to help their kids in this regard. 🤦‍♂️😢

[@luisvelez5695]

@@DannyShipley-rb4nj Do you have stock in social media ?

[@whyspoppabear]

Like blaming car manufacturers for all crashes. It's just the vehicle.

[@kisht77]

😂😂 well said

[@Reaper-cm4jr]

Or blaming Guns for all killings. It's an inanimate object.

[@Churchof-JesusChrist.]

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[@ttttttttttttttttist]

If thr car has a defect that the manufacturers are aware of and they dont issue recall you could blame the manufacturer. But yes obviously parents should be watching what their children are doing.

[@ttttttttttttttttist]

@@Inspirationdiaries please expand and explain why there is a defect in my thinking

[@TigerTiger555]

Parents need to take more responsibilities on discussing with their children about social media.

[@user-fn3qd8fc3c]

PromusicianAndProdancer

[@user-fn3qd8fc3c]

ｽﾉｰﾏﾝさんの優しさ忘れないです😢助かります。

[@mrboatshoe]

DID THAT LADY WANT MARK TO GET DOWN ON HIS KNEES AND BEG? THAT WAS A BETTER APOLOGY THAN MOST CEOS WOULD DO

[@jermontmumford529]

I’m sorry but where are the parents? I guess I’m different with my kids .

[@Coconutsin]

Go sure your kids are doing things you don’t know about 😂😂😂

[@Churchof-JesusChrist.]

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[@dustinwarender8955]

Yeah, dude, the internet doesn't hurt my children. I don't know like how parents are just living their lives. Narcissistically not noticing what their children are going through. But I mean, that's the majority of parenting 50% of parents are s***** parents that leave their family. So I think about that like this isn't facebook this is life

[@thekidfox369]

in the 90s/2000s we had video games to blame gun violence's, and now we have social media to blame, in both times where were the parents.

[@thathaslage]

As a father... I do not blame any of the platforms. I do my best to keep my children off of social media and informed of online predators. You must adapt to the world we live in... blaming the road pavers for an accident seems like a game of pointing fingers.😊

[@efrentorres4422]

Where is the parental supervision? How about their responsibility for what their children do or don't do? Some parents have been responsible for providing or allowing children to access weapons that are used to cause harm.

[@dopeboyproductions]

Parents are to blame, watch your kids or pay the consequences

[@bryanstanley25]

Agreed

[@user-fn3qd8fc3c]

Greattime

[@user-fn3qd8fc3c]

Thinkingtimes

[@CA2SD]

Hawley and Graham showing compassion is quite hypocritical. You can't blame fast food for obesity and health problems. Y'all want freedom yet continue to blame blame blame.

[@vanrajsindha9918]

They are trying to gain political Mileage

[@amerikanatv1523]

True. Maybe they should work harder to check the lies and spin of their own Party on those platforms..

[@willvallentine6484]

Fake fat food, out compete then dominate, leaving people with few choices

[@DannyShipley-rb4nj]

Graham…is 2 faced…. I think he needs to take a good look at himself….before accusing civilians of having blood on there hands.

[@brendareeves2593]

Why weren't these parents supervising their children's computer activity?

[@baroquejen]

Graham telling someone else they have blood on their hands is gaggingly hypocritical.

[@williethomas2628]

Make phones with no social apps for children!

[@drsingingeagle]

- NOKIA! Where are you when we need you? 😢

[@thmphll]

Or just don't allow any users under 18... You don't need new phones, identity must be confirmed.

[@bcshelby4926]

@@thmphll ..when I was growing up we needed to ask permission to use the phone even into my early teen years. . Of course back then the telephone sat in the living room with a cord going into the wall. so there was little privacy. To make calls away from home required having change in your pocket to use a corner telephone box

[@LS-ei7xk]

@@bcshelby4926 When I was a kid, we had that... but somehow, still made silly crank calls to ppl when our parents weren't home. However, they were innocent, stupid calls (singing contests, jokes), and no one ever reported us. I think society has changed. It used to be you could leave your doors unlocked, too.

[@jettmthebluedragon]

That’s a problem money 😑

[@LetMeTellYouSomeTing]

It’s all about finger pointing. Blaming others and not taking responsibility. It’s not Social media. Text messages, school face to face bully harassment can also lead to suicidal behavior. Do you blame phone carriers?

[@user-iu4wh1zs6t]

Seriously good point. They should be yelling at Samsung, Apple, and whatever other device their kids are using. It's not logical considering other bullying channels. Adults have adopted dangerous technologies. Their kids try to be like them, or at least prepare to exist in a world shared by smartphones. I like GPS on phones; but I was also okay with buying a Garmin and using that as a separate device. Now, we can't use government services without a smart phone. The IRS in my town will hassle you if you don't check in with a smart phone.

[@luluspeers3110]

Except for the fact that Facebook will delete you for saying something they don't agree with politically instead of keeping the bullies away

[@davidrogersgames]

exactly!

[@Omni0404]

Were the numbers this bad before social media? You sound like the people saying we shouldn't focus on gun deaths because people also die in car crashes. Listing other sources of anguish is irrelevant.

[@luluspeers3110]

Wait until your a parent and tell me how much control you have over your children. Its a running battle that parents, no matter how hard they try, don't always succeed

[@susannpatton2893]

Wait. Kids are cruel - everyone of us has gone to school and been bullied in our time, the internet wasn't what it is today. Parents need to teach their children to be tougher, and that mean words don't mean much and to let it roll off their back. Limit the screen time and set parental controls- get them off the phones

[@vanrajsindha9918]

The other day in Michigan the parents were held responsible for buying a firearm for their son who killed 4 students. Who is responsible, the gun makers or parents?

[@brena3582]

Who's responsible in a dui related death, the car manufacturers, Alcohol distilleries or the person(s) that committed the crime?

[@brena3582]

Who's responsible in a dui related death, the car manufacturers, Alcohol distilleries or the person(s) that committed the crime?

[@jahjoeka]

Hmm. Well i guess the individual is responsible. But it should be the government's job to regulate guns.

[@jahjoeka]

Just like it's the government's job to have dui laws on the books or steat belts in cars. Should it be the government's job to make sure kids don't have access to social media or make laws preventing kids from social media? I don't think so.

[@jamesbender4535]

Josh Hawley shouldn't be talking in the first place.

[@philster6383]

He is better and running away from the crowd he enticed

[@lisefrazier5984]

Thank you.

[@Reaper-cm4jr]

I guess you didn't watch the hearing, did you. Hawley was the one who went after Zuckerburg, wouldn't back off and challenged him to apologize to the families. You didn't see a Democrat doing that.

[@marysanders3380]

​@@lisefrazier5984Josh Hawley is a joke. He is better off trying out for the U.S. Olympic Track Team! Run Josh Run literally!!!😆

[@Omni0404]

@@Reaper-cm4jr The only thing Hawley can do is perform for the cameras. And you fell for his performance.

[@heatherwhittaker6169]

Parents are responsible for their children and what they watch...no one else..

[@Bakedonxotics247]

Not entirely cheddar heather

[@mildredfix3468]

I agree that its the parents. You a parent.

[@Nona-business]

It’s like blaming the food companies because your child choked because you didn’t teach them how to chew food 🤦‍♀️ My parents were very involved in my life social life and created a safe space for me to share if I was being bullied or shamed by my peers. You can’t get mad at someone because you don’t know how to parent. Get them off of social media!!

[@Bakedonxotics247]

Two exclamation points at the end of a sentence shows your intelligence😂

[@Nona-business]

@@Bakedonxotics247 saying “points” and not “marks” reveals your brilliance.

[@Bakedonxotics247]

@@Nona-business you (edited) your comment..showing how much time you spent racking your coconut

[@Nona-business]

Hmmm “You (edited) your comment equates to ‘You your’ comment maybe “edited” with quotation ‘marks’ is the best way to emphasize your point. Lol I felt the word ignorance was a bit harsh so I changed it to brilliance.

[@NoGoingBack2024]

I glad I didn't have to raise my children in this age. As a single mother, supporting two little girls, I worked full time, went to school fulltime and fought to hang on to my teenagers while they were fighting to find their independence. I had to leave work several times just to keep them off the phone when they were grounded. With that said, I would never blame media if I made a mistake with my children. Parents need to find a way to stay involved in their children's lives. I did it, but it was so hard. With todays media, I doubt I could have kept a watchful eye as often as I would need to.

[@Former_Pastor]

Don't make excuses for the parents. Clearly they weren't strict enough.

[@daisymay5823]

Get no internet or texting phones. Preprogram the phone numbers they can call. Problem solved. Limit the internet at home. I had two boy. Both of them grew up playing outside. The internet only came on during study time, then I turned it off. I was able to get no internet access phones or texting. Just calling. I also had GPS on the phone so I kept track of where they went. They weren’t allowed to leave the house without the phone, but I didn’t have to worry about the social media sites and texting either. My kids were engaged with the whole around them, not the internet. How many parents can say the same?

[@LS-ei7xk]

@@daisymay5823 Can one still buy phones like that?

[@Churchof-JesusChrist.]

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[@MyFatherIsTryingToKillMe]

"Blood on his hands" 😂🙄 PLEASE, learn to take care of you children instead of blaming everyone else! So sick of those who refuse to take responsibility for anything! The kids can probably by a g** easier then typing it on Facebook without them being banned on the platform.

[@sacweldingsupply9980]

Stop blaming Mark for bad parenting, Mark's living his best life in Hawaii

[@kja4783]

Anyone who allows their child to put their image on a device or platform that is distributed to the entire world to see is a parent who has problems of their own doing. (Why not just put them outside in the front yard to shower or bath, then complain about neighbors looking.) Or put them on the nightly news about being suicidal, adult image searching, keeping it hidden from their parents right next to them and wait for the fall out at school the next day. BAD PARENTING & IRRESPONSIBLE BROADCASTING 101.

[@BlueRidgeBubble]

Yep. The parents are responsible. They need to be better in general, and they need to be more involved in their children's lives. Boomers and gen xers will cry about the youth today But who raised the kids raising the kids today lol The product killing people isn't social media It's the utter failure and selfishness of modern parents from boomers to millennials.

[@lukebogacik2793]

Many of the same people are allowing their 12 year olds change their gender,,,,, society is fleeting…. 😞

[@matthewhotaling5675]

Maybe Parents need to take some responsibility themselves!

[@kennifcale480]

If the person who wants to friend you on Facebook is not a mutual friend of someone you know, do Not accept the request.

[@grandmasterli1166]

Don’t even accept if you don’t know who that person is. Parents should be teaching their kids but no one wants accountability for anything anymore.

[@jay371973]

Parents where allowed to bear and given children by GOD and the responsibility lies and will ALWAYS remain on the parents!! Parents...GOVERN YOUR HOMES!!

[@user-lc4qe4gr7k]

Social media is NOT the problem. Parents - TRY TALKING TO YOUR CHILDREN. TRY BEING A PART OF THEIR LIVES. INVOLVE YOURSELVES WITH THEM.

[@johnsmith-bk4ps]

Dude.. turn off your kids phone. Get a clue

[@randallbishop6680]

yeeeeah don't blame parents....right?

[@Bakedonxotics247]

Right?!! Its facebook not parents!!

[@tamarathejudeochristianmedium]

So that women never talked to her child about dating, the internet, trafficking, and how life goes on and can get better even after a bad experience? Instead end facebook? 💙🙏🏻💙

[@robertthomas3143]

Social media, along with the internet as a whole, can not be held responsible for these actions. It's like a knife. It's useful and dangerous at the same time. Parents need to talk to their kids about the risk of giving out information and the danger of talking to strangers. This is the whole "video games are responsible" argument again.

[@glenclarkchidley3637]

Or… you could actually be a parent and not give your children a device that lets them get lost in in this social media. It’s not “our job” to protect “Your” children… that’s “YOUR JOB”!

[@altha2008]

Those parents FAILED, Parents need to keep track of what they do on Social media

[@Former_Pastor]

Exactly....have some rules and punishment.

[@Bakedonxotics247]

Those parents are not to blame. They gave there kidd freedom😊

[@Bakedonxotics247]

@@Inspirationdiaries lets blame you!

[@altha2008]

@@Inspirationdiaries Both kids and parents

[@altha2008]

@@Bakedonxotics247 until a kid is 18 they are the parent's responsibility

[@julianmartinez8877]

Blame the parents 🙄

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

Well they should be blamed because the kids lacked guidelines.

[@bobbyadkins6983]

Kids shouldn't have smartphones. They shouldn't have access to online media. At least not without adult supervision.

[@Joce123]

Why are the people not held accountable who are behaving like bullies? Why are those parents not held accountable for having children who bully?

[@knyghtsword]

Completely agree. I was so bullied throughout school in the 80's. I see nothing has changed. The bullies don't get into trouble only the ones that retaliate get busted.

[@dennishasley2795]

The news feels like a stage of the apocalypse tonight!

[@Larry93215]

Bad parents blaming social media for there lack of oversight

[@MyopinionNUrs4880]

Where were this parents when this was happening to their kids?

[@richardpomeroy9290]

When does parent responsibility start?

[@user-up2eo3cu6w]

These are parenting failures of very very irresponsible parents. It's like the most single parents who would rather go to a date and leave the child unattended at home

[@David10commandments]

Who bought the devices that were used by the children ? Who allowed the children to download and create profiles on these apps ? Who allowed these children to communicate with strangers? I don't think any Minor should be allowed on any social media apps or use any devices ...

[@JohnDoe-rk9bx]

Bingo!!!!

[@mccorrect3470]

How is letting your child use social media the problem of the social media ceos

[@thmphll]

How about not allowing children on social media?

[@garry12777]

Saying sorry is the beginning of a lawsuit. It's like... Law 101.

[@Bakedonxotics247]

Garry...just stop please?

[@Bakedonxotics247]

Garry...just stop please?

[@Eric-qo8vv]

Sympathy to a point pull the plug shut the phone off. It’s half the user too here

[@Ted_Kurt]

sounds like some of those parents aren't accepting responsibility!1!

[@odie411]

When do we put the parents at fault????

[@okeene75]

Parenting needs be held accountable! Teach your kids!

[@Grant918Tulsa]

7:17 How about we not broadcast our plans to the enemy.

[@agut3704]

Isn’t it up to the parents to also watch their kids?

[@ignaciopaulito2186]

Praying for the safety of all wounded children who escaped from Gaza.

[@MarthaCast]

stay on topic please.

[@lisefrazier5984]

To all those blaming the parents: How many of you did things your parents never knew about? Never underestimate the guile and gullibility of the teenager.

[@josephineriojas4945]

Correct as teenagers many did things without our parents knowing but when found out we're punished and blamed no others! As parents we have to instill values and we have the will to follow and learn from mistakes

[@elenalatici9568]

Agree. The parents of the Columbine killers had no idea what their teenage sons were up to.

[@steely755]

Parents that don't monitor their child's phone use should blame them selves.

[@Uncommonsensetoo]

The only "solution" to prevent anyone from getting hurt by social media would be to terminate social media but it provides a lot of enjoyment for a lot of people: People keeping in touch and reconnecting etc. There is no way for Meta or any of these companies to stop the misuse by the users unfortunately. That's just the nature of the web. Anyone can pretend to be anyone and it's just unrealistic to hire enough people to monitor every single thing that gets posted by billions of users. That would take at least a billion employees.

[@ninehundreddollarluxuryyac5958]

Why do powerplants and critical infrastructure need to be remote controlled from the internet? These things were able to function before the internet existed. For security purposes, the internet connections to these facilities control hardware should be severed and facilities run off the net, even if it means someone has to drive out to substations to reset breakers.

[@vanrajsindha9918]

Also we can have auto system without the internet...i think it's called LAN ( LOCAL AREA NETWORK) it works without the internet.

[@BananaPistol412]

Clueless

[@Abetterwayofthinking]

Welcome to the USA, that it's GOV never does the right thing about the wrong thing!~

[@nuclearfart8472]

The parents are at fault here. Teach and monitor your children better

[@DelfinoGarza77]

I don't use FB but why didn't the parents know what their kids where doing?

[@hughjorg4008]

At 9:04 in the video, American companies doing cheap manufacturing in CHINA have to move their factories in WYOMING, Montana, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa. These 5 states have plenty of free land to build factories. 👍

[@yengsabio5315]

Do these states have cheap labor fees as China does, too?

[@hughjorg4008]

@@yengsabio5315 American companies doing manufacturing in CHINA pay 2 billion dollars annually in corporate taxes to the Chinese government. China is using this money to build a *nuclear arsenal* beyond comparison. These companies have to leave China.

[@yengsabio5315]

@@hughjorg4008 I do understand that. But my question stands. Labor cost will certainly always be a huge issue for manufacturers if they intend to erect their facilities in the US.

[@thomaszeun5551]

In my opinion that's why a parent should never allow their child to have photos of them on social media

[@BookofRobert]

I hope Ellen can move forward from this and leave this situation behind her and just be mindful of how dangerous things can be

[@teric9048]

Parents are best teachers and mentors than anyone else.

[@christophermayorga1485]

They should all have a mandatory finger printing and face pass with a name sign in if anyone doesn't match they will immediately get blocked and with every block it will be turned into the company controlling security

[@Ep3tzYc]

3:05 Social media IS NOT a babysitter, you watch your own kids! But, we have parents who complain bc their kids are sent home w/assignments. Children busy w/homework and studying have no time for social media. No one under 18 should be allowed to have an account, PERIOD.

[@msboncat1959]

Parents need to police what their children are doing on line as well. Social media Execs have responsibility for their sites but parents should be aware of who their child is talking to on line at all times. Perhaps social media should make their site available to people of a specific age only.

[@UmmYeahOk]

You know “back in my day,” we had a thing called “dial up internet.” Minors could share photos to strange adults all the time. Sure, you had to drive to the store, get your film developed, drive home, drive back, pick up that film, drive home again, scan in the photo, log in, attach that photo, and two days later “welcome. You’ve got mail!” But the point is, kids have been victims for almost thirty years!!! Back then however, we were told to remain anonymous. Never tell people where you lived, not even the state. Never tell them your age. Never tell them your name. A/s/l check was a no no. But now a days people use their first and last name for everything. There is no privacy when you give the world all your info!

[@carina6037]

parents need to be nosey af when it comes to phones and phone apps. be the bad guy. be strict, be a parent not a friend. put tracking apps that tells you what they are downloading.. ask who they are talking too, i cant stress this enough, be nosey... I get giving them freedom but there are despicable humans out there that love to mess with kids.

[@boostlee5236]

I don't get how the parents can blame other people about their children getting bullied online or on a app. Can't you just turn that stuff off. The parents are 100% to blame for this

[@truckntrejo9459]

These parents should be monitoring what the kids are doing on the internet. I guess they're not

[@AnwerHashimSamnani]

May Love Peace Prevail in The World....

[@lalainenash2006]

Who authorized the children to have cellphones and be in social media?

[@MrsKushy]

Parents need to also take responsibility…

[@Giitzerland]

Anything to avoid holding PARENTS accountable...I mean, that lady literally said her daughter was probably communicating with this guy while sitting next to her! BE MORE INVOLVED, do not blame companies for your failures as parents. Limit the time they spend on social media, learn how to say "NO" to them, and stop being their buddies, you are PARENTS, NOT THEIR FRIENDS! If that's too much for you, then you probably shouldn't have had kids, imo.

[@raylewis2121]

I’m sorry for the children that were hurt or lost, but to suggest that Mr Zuckerberg is to parent our children, is the ultimate buck passing.

[@chadsmith66]

Ohhhhh jesus you cant fully blame social media nobody told them they had to make a fb account ffs

[@philster6383]

but then they send pages to encourage them to stay online like feeding an addiction

[@victorg81971]

I wish the republican representatives would show as much passion for gun control.

[@dianahill5116]

The United States of America has had over two hundred years, to write comprehensive federal gun safety legislation.

[@victorg81971]

@@dianahill5116 We'll keep trying. Any suggestions?

[@John-fq5nt]

S*** turn your guns over buddy and I'll keep mine don't be goofy bro

[@victorg81971]

@John-fq5nt Says the person who shouldn't have firearms to begin with....... 🤪

[@John-fq5nt]

@@victorg81971 haha wow 👌 whatever buddy.

[@sobrangbigat]

It takes one to know one!

[@bekeleguasil3895]

Thanks.

[@stevenpralour8496]

It be the same parents who kids won't allow them to take social media from them

[@EricBlaydes]

Too many people on this planet.

[@VitalityMassage]

Thank you. Now if they would only STOP REPRODUCING!

[@vanrajsindha9918]

I 👀see this comment just about everyday

[@johnmguzman7491]

The claim that the world will become dangerously overpopulated has never been true. It was false when first postulated in the 19th century. It was false when The Population Bomb was first published in the 1960s. It is false now... by Austin Ruse Then in Sustainability Review article titled: Three clear reasons why overpopulation is a myth The author writes, "Apart from Africa, every region on Earth now expects more deaths than births in the coming decades" Written by Jared Wolf January 29, 2024

[@johnmguzman7491]

China’s government just reported that 9.6 million people were born in China last year, while 10.4 million died. China is depopulating and much of the rest of the world is, too. From 2012 to 2022, many countries in Eastern Europe lost population, as did Japan and Italy. Other countries will follow soon because every wealthy country in the world, besides Israel, has a birth rate below the replacement rate of 2.1 children per woman. Earth overpopulation is a myth we should all ignore By Timothy P. Carney AEi Org

[@Reaper-cm4jr]

@@VitalityMassage It will never happen as long as Society keeps paying for them.

[@stevengarman4848]

Why are the corporate executives of media companies asked to apologize to parents, but the corporate executives of firearms producers are NOT ?

[@MZMBOTU]

They'll never be satisfied with any apology! Parents are responsible for who and what comes into their homes.

[@salvadorbravo4187]

Parents have blood on their hands, for not checking and spending time with their children.

[@JohnDoe-rk9bx]

I’m sure it wasn’t on purpose but still yes they dropped the ball.

[@GuccciGage]

Hey Lester your the best anchor ~Kierra & Gage

[@user-wz3tn7jy4d]

I do not understand why any child is behind when they had all that time at home during the pandemic to study and get ahead. I hold the parent or parents responsible. Most home school kids are a year or more ahead of their peers who are in public schools.

[@Affordableframe]

Parents need to except responsibility

[@lydiaperez8106]

My question is who purchased the device to this children’s?? That’s is why this country doesn’t change because they don’t accept there responsibility