really trying to help people get connection to the internet in parts of palestine that were taken offline and that actually got anonymous coverage on the mainstream news so it's not just. that this group is known for even though a year ago when they waged attacks on the d.o.j. and the f.b.i. and the m p a n r i ate that you know obviously made a point it shut down all these places they got the job done it got people talking about megaupload but it's been a year and you are seeing this group do things other than just you know push some buttons of the mouse and firing their lasers at websites and taken them down there it is more than just that and i think it makes a really good point why would you really want to take out a web site if if the web site you know serves a purpose. right now it's great that it's transcending now just on line and cannot come saying what he's saying take it to the streets take it outside of the web space and i'm personally i think seeing is in effect a form of protest to some degree i'm not sure if it should be legalized i really still undecided on the whole thing

the other is understanding the online/offline. we had alonzo coming in and speaking to us, they don't understand the impact, it's not enough for me to say we're going to do a workshop or a campaign, a poster thing, it's really about how do we change the culture of a community and a people and it's not just a one-off. >> what does it take? >> the thing about changing the environment again, changing the social norms, it helps to understand there are primarily about 5 different ways we can influence and warm the climate of a school or community, students being one, families and parents, staff, policies and young people themselves. if we can understand that strategickly, sort of get down out of the big conversation and look at ways how do we, as you said, educate the educators, make sure they receive the education and understand that relationships are as important as the classroom can urriculum, especially at the secondary level, continue to hammer out policies that are not so punitive but restore we want to connect to correct. we don

you're trying to transition pap paypal into a bigger market offline.envision doing that? >> what's happening, maria, is mobile completely changing the commerce landscape. mobile is blurring the line from what used to be commerce and retail into just one market, commerce. we did over $13 billion of mobile commerce and $14 billion of mobile payments. we expect to do over $20 billion of mobile payments volume and mobile commerce volume next year. and what's driving that is consumers are now using their mobile devices to shop and to pay, whether they are sitting at home on a couch, whether they are on the bus on their way to work, standing in line at a cove shop or even at work under their desk sometimes, and paypal is a way to allow those consumers to pay whether they are online, on a mobile device or increasingly in stores so we're working with many of the largest retailers in the world to help provide a seamless shopping experience for consumers so that they can use paypal in the store or on a mobile device in the store or at home or when they are home

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you need the online organizing, but you need offline, too. encampments become difficult to maintain, but you can find ways to work together in occupying. >> do you think the technology has changed things more fundamentally? it has changed everything about the way we live. >> look at wisconsin or tahrir square. people will come to the square. instead of 5000 people, you had 50,000 people. there is a power tool i.d.. it is a good question. without the people power, technology and new media is a sterile force and not as powerful. >> you mentioned people power. covered the fall of marcos and rise of a keynote -- aquino in the philippines. you have a vicious dictator and a pious, sincere, well-meaning is the original political leader. that was not true. she did not care about poor people. she probably had never met one even though 70% of the population lived under the poverty line. he had actually done some things that were useful and helpful while he pocketed a piece of the action. then i went to a of salvador where oliver stone and others romant

and the relationships both personal and professional that we try to build and maintain on and offline. the old, one of the most terrifying of all. the human conditions. i'm talking about loneliness. catfishing can happen, and it has happened to lots of people. here now, this case, how it played out. >> according to manti te'o, he first met the person he thought was lennay kekua over facebook when he was a freshman in college. this is what he told katie couric. >> i knew of her. we'd speak as friends, ever since my freshman year. but it didn't start to pick up until my junior year. and it was just since i didn't meet her and i didn't see her in person and she just seemed nice and from the pictures she seemed, you know, very beautiful. >> reporter: a week ago te'o told espn their casual friendship over facebook escalated after the fictional kekua told him her father died. they grew closer and would talk on the phone for hours, according to te'o, who provided katie couric with a voicemail from the girl he thought was lennay kekua. >> hey, babe, i'm just calling to say good night, i love

some would rather not criticize on or offline. >> it's not appropriate. >> the national labor board forced giants like target and costco to rewrite their social media policies, but gave high marks to wal-mart for making its policy more specific. cbs 5. >>> they have become as popular as the super bowl itself. we're talking about those ads and they get more elaborate and more expensive every year. cbs 5 reporter gives us a sneak peek at some of this year's offerings. here's a preview of super bowl xlvii ad. they are selling soda, candy, and cards to pick out just some of the commercials. and at $4 million for a 30 second ad, the strategy is using social media. >> buzz before the game and buzz after the game means that spot of yours won't just be seen during the game. >> michelle at golden gate university says seeing the commercial before the game can score big points. >> i think there's more contest, a little bit. some of them are offering prizes. you have a chance if you see the ad, to win. >> example, coca-cola's ad. click on their site and decide who bins the race and how the commercial

and the relationships both personal and professional that we try to build and maintain on and offline. the old, one of the most terrifying of all. the human conditions. i'm talking about loneliness. catfishing can happen, and it has happened to lots of people. here now, this case, how it played out. >> according to manti te'o, he first met the person he thought was lennay kekua over facebook when he was a freshman in college. this is what he told katie couric. >> i knew of her. we'd speak as friends, ever since my freshman year. but it didn't start to pick up until my junior year. and it was just since i didn't meet her and i didn't see her in person and she just seemed nice and from the pictures she seemed, you know, very beautiful. >> reporter: a week ago te'o told espn their casual friendship over facebook escalated after the fictional kekua told him her father died. they grew closer and would talk on the phone for hours, according to te'o, who provided katie couric with a voicemail from the girl he thought was lennay kekua. >> hey, babe, i'm just calling to say good night, i love

but most think bullying happens online than offline. a governor introduced a ball in 2011. that law allows students to suspend students who use social networking sites to bully others offcampus. >>> the san jose police department is investigating a deadly stabbing. the city's third homicide of 2013. the stabbing happened around 8:30 tonight. when police arrived, they found a man stabbed multiple times. he was transported to the hospital, where he died. the preliminary investigation shows several men attacked the victim for unknown reasons and fled the scene. >>> a south bay man is taking on pg&e, hoping to save his backyard. the battle is over a gas pipeline that runs through his property and 16 others in mountain view. and what happens with his fight could term what happens to other homeowners as pg&e works to improve safety following the deadly san bruno explosion. jean elle is live in mountain view to explain. >> reporter: part of pg&e's pipeline safety plan involves clearing most of the land above the pipeline. trouble is, that land hasn't been clear in years. and here

utilities had to shoulder higher fuel costs because most of the nation's nuclear power reactors remain offline after the fukushima daiichi accident. their bottom lines were hurt further by more expensive imported fuel, which was pushed higher by the weaker yen. >>> nearly 100 camera makers unveiled their latest products at a large efltxpo near tokyo. they're hoping to re-attract consumers who have switched to camera-equipped smartphones. the four-day cps plus camera and photo imaging show opened in yokohama on thursday. this allows users to upload photos to the internet through a smartphone. nikkon showed off a camera with an android operating system. a new single lens reflex camera from sony features advance image processing technology. it can produce professional images, for example, by blurring distant objects to make the subject stand out. industry officials say new cameras need to have a variety of functions to attract consumers. they say cameras can develop alongside smartphones rather than compete with them. >>> south korea's ambassador to the united nations has hinted at the need for a

most nuclear plants in japan are offline for inspection from the march 11 disaster and crisis at fukushima daiichi. the prices also stayed high throughout the year due to stronger demand from emerging countries. another reason for the boost in imports has been universal in currency markets. the yen began weakening after last year. the yen has continued to weaken and the new prime minister shinzo abe worked on policy. this corporation is one of japan's major trailing companies. it imports lng from asia and the middle east. they expect imports of lng to be at least as high as last year, but the cost will be much higher as the value of the yen continues to drop. >> translator: we are really getting a triple punch in the shortage of lng supplies, the high price of the gas and the depreciation of the yen. as an energy importing company, we are concerned about what level the exchange rate will subtle at because it has a big import on our costs. >> reporter: experts think a weaker yen will hurt importers more than it helps exporters. and it may cause a trade deficit to widen even further in 2013.

data on make up a lot and when all of a sudden a site like that disappears and billions of taken offline the majority of them. are perfectly legitimate you to understand one thing fifty percent of all files that were ever loaded to make up a lot if not even been vulnerable wants. you know that clearly shows the non infringing use people just wanted to store their stuff on our side and of course they were outraged when that disappeared and the government said we don't give the here we don't give a damn about you people we don't care that you have your personal documents there because we have our agenda and we're going to take over the internet and you know the white house was supporting sorba and only when the masses came together and aaron schwartz i mean he stopped sopa with his efforts he stopped soap and he became a target a political target ok and that's why all these things happened to him there is no reasonable. cause behind going after a young genius like that in the fashion they did it's political because the white house wanted so but they promised it to hollywood and they failed

most nuclear plants in japan are offline for inspection following the mar 11 crisis at the fukushima daiichi. lng prices also stayed high throughout the year, due to stronger demand from emerging countries. another reason for the boost in imports has been a certain reversal in currency markets. the yen began weakening at the end of last year. the yen has continued to weaken and the new prime minister shinzo abe's bold economic policy. this corporation is one of japan's major trading companies. it imports lng from asia and the middle east. they expect imports of lng to be at least as high as last year, but the cost will be much higher as the value of the yen continues to drop. >> translator: we are really getting a triple punch in the shortage of lng supplies, the high price of the gas and the depreciation of the yen. as an energy importing company, we are concerned about what level the exchange rate will settle at because it has a big impact on our import costs. >> reporter: experts think a weaker yen will hurt importers more than it helps exporters. and it may cause a trade deficit

involved in san francisco that you think we should be in touch with, i'll be happy to talk to you offline, do that list and do that outreach. >> thank you, and thank you for putting this forward. many of us were involved in the capss discussions over the years and the more you know, the more you realize how urgently this is needed. >> thank you. to that point, one of the things i'm excited about is i'm involved with not only the capss project and the bpr project, i've seen things go througth

and may get you fired offline will most likely get you fired if you do it online. you should not be saying derogatory things about your boss in the workplace offline, and so you should not be doing them on line. you never know who could be looking at the content. host: next call is from rhey, a republican. caller: i just want to know why you are covering social media. guns don't kill people. people kill people we had somebody stabbed somebody the other day with scissors. i went to the hospital a few weeks ago and they caught me to intensive care. they sent me home with antibiotics shots and they would not do surgery on me at the hospital. and then i go to work and they turn around and fire me because i've got a toothache and they would not do nothing for me. there was a neurosurgeon here in town and they still would not do any surgery on me. and everyone to talk about medicaid and everything else c'mon -- and everything else. and you cannot get the treatment that you need to get. and then you have the president responding put airplanes in the middle east. host: any

then they're encouraged to move offline quickly. >> you just post a date idea and hopefully somebodye reads that and thinks i want to do that too. >> reporter: it's the first romantic venture for aarp. but a quarter of the group's 37 million members are single, and more than half of those singles are under 70. hundreds have recorded testimonials about their perfect match. >> a human connection with someone. >> feel comfortable, at ease. >> you know immediately when you have chemistry. >> reporter: aarp has also hired nancy kelton to write a column as a kind of cyber cheerleader for senior singles who dread dating. >> i think you have to have an incredible sense of humor about it. >> because you have to kiss a lot of frogs. >> oh, and iguanas and toads. i mean, every single reptile in the kingdom. >> reporter: kelton landed her prince online two years ago. while dina and millions of others are hoping they will too, to share the next stage of their lives. >> that part of your life where the kids are grown, you're ready to enjoy each other. when you do find someone that you want to date

this is because most of the nation's nuclear power reactors remain offline after the fukushima daiichi accident. their bottom lines were hurt further by more expensive imported fuel, which was pushed higher by the weaker yen. >>> nippon airways expects a $15 million drop in sales for january that's because of lost revenue stemming from the capslation of all its boeing 787 dreamliner flights. the japanese carrier also noticed ana says its operating profit from april to december 2012 totaled $1.2 billion, that's up 18% in yen terms from a year earlier and is the company's record high. however, following the suspension of all boeing 787 flights by the authorities, ana had to cancel about 460 flights up to thursday. ana's executive vice president kyoshi kyomoto says business will be affected if it takes more time for the boeing 787 flights to be resumed yet added the company has no intention at present to change the policy of introducing 49 dreamliner aircraft by the year 2020. >>> new home building in japan was up in 2012 compared to the previous year. that's the third straight year of in

girls report more online harassment, but most teens think bullying happens more offline and in school. now, the push to stop cyber bullying picked up some serious momentum when the governor signed a bill into law introduced by san jose assemblywoman nora campo. this bill allows schools to suspend students when using social networks off campus to bully students. >>> a man was found stabbed multiple times near southside drive and hope street in south san jose last night. investigators say four to five men approached the victim and attacked him just before 8:30 last night. police are still trying to determine a motive. >> typically in a gang-related incident, we'll hear some sort of gang epithets being uttered. none of our witnesses reported hearing anything like that, although when you have a group of people that attack someone, it certainly soundses that way, but we don't know yet. it's too early to tell. >> the suspects were last seen leaving the scene in a gray-colored van. this is the city's second homicide in two days and the third killing of the year. >>> also in san jose one man

girls report more online harassment but most teens think bullying happens more offline and in schools. the push to stop cyberbullying picked up speed in 2011 when california's governor signed a new law authored by san jose assembly woman norah comp poos. >>> new this morning, parents in antioch being warned to keep a close eye on their kids after reports of an attempted kidnapping outside of ofa schoo. a man tried to lure a fifth grade boy into his car. he told the boy he had been sent there by a relative. the boy smartly lly responded don't know you and ran away. the suspect is said to be driving a light blue '70s era car. >>> the oakland teen who killed his adoptive parents last year will be sentenced today. moses cayman was 16 years old when he strangled the couple to death. they adopted moses when he was six. he said he didn't want to deal with them being upset after he got suspended from school for smoking marijuana. >>> san mateo county holding their own gun buyback program this weekend. all are seeing huge turnouts. marin's event was such a huge success that so many guns were t

and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than to remove it at the drinking water treatment plant. lloyd: what epa said to us was, "you can have an exemption from filtration "if you keep this undeveloped, "and if you can manage the wastewater so that it does not pollute your water supply." and we feel that we've reached the point where we can really keep it clean enough to drink unfiltered for the indefinite future. and new york city is in a small club of cities that actually have that filtration avoidance waiver. narrator: while municipalities are respon

a spokeswoman says the city is required to take all cameras offline until the new system is up and runningtemperature office revealed that -- after it was revealed that several cameras were responsible for issuing bogus speeding tickets. baltimore county delegate says the current process breeds distrust. >> they get that breached ticket and they're going to try to maximize the number of tickets they can get. regardless of whether they're doing the best job they can they're going to do that. >> by the way the city's transportation department says in the interest of public safety, it does not plan to reveal when the cameras are back online. >>> well, it may cost you a bit more to fill up the tank. senate president mike miller is proposing a gas tax increase. but the governor left it out of the budget. miller says the proposal would raise around $300 million a year. the prince george's county democrat says the money is needed for transportation projects. a bill could be introduced by the end of the week. >>> day three of jury selection this morning in the barnes' murder trial. attorneys are h