Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is in Washington, D.C. today talking about internet regulation. Last night Zuckerberg had dinner with a handful of senators, which was organized by Sen. Mark Warner, who claims to have some harsh criticism of Facebook. Yahoo Finance's Jessica Smith, Adam Shapiro and Julie Hyman report.
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