not even members of congress have seen a draft of the complete text.ital activists, as well as many others have some deep concerns, fuelled by wikileaks and others. globally protesters say the deal give industry stakeholders a seat at the tail while those who advocate for the public are left out not just in the u.s. but around the world. so why all the secrecy? and how exactly will this deal effect us every day? joining us to sort this out, we're joined by the international campaigns director for public citizens global trade watch. the author of a forthcoming book about the trans -pacific agreement. and joshua is a fellow at the brookings institution and adjunct professor. thanks everyone for joining us. so melinda what makes the trans-pacific partnership different? >> the north america free trade agreement, what we're talking about the trans-pacific is nafta on steroids. it expands trade agreements much beyond what we typically think of as a trade agreement, setting tariffs and quotas for goods, but expands it into a whole range of other issues as you

a text message book is the modern day autobiography. diary, gift, valentine, we all text. everybody is an author. at textbook.com your story is already written. >> tyler is there on the right side of your screen. he can hear us but can't react just yet to what we're saying. on our power pitch panel today is technology contributor natalie morris. we also have patrick chung, the founding partner of nea. let's have a look. what did you think? >> i think every now and again there comes a text message conversation that you do want to then save and memorialize and i get that, but i think that's only going to happen once in a lifetime. in terms of sales volume, that's going to be hard because then you're going to have to have a lot of people ordering these once or twice a year, if that. >> what about you, patrick? >> you are taking something that is impermanent and trying to mack it something permanent. let's say that natalie and i are wrong. if we're wrong and it becomes really popular, what's to prevent the thousands of photo book manufacturers out there from offering the same

this involved texting. mr. van camp sent or received 13 text messages in the last 12 minutes prior to the accident. >> i would never do it again. >> why? >> because i know what can nap you do do it. i learned a lesson if you will the hard way. >> reporter: van camp spent nine months in prison and is still completing his required 50 hours of community service and restitution payments. but officer lennon admits texting cases are tough to prove. >> it's not that easy. the officer has to be able to observe the individual, see that their attention is off the highway. >> you want to hop in? >> sure. >> reporter: in some states police are doing what we just did, perching above the usual sight lines in tractor-trailers. >> from up here you're up high you see everything. >> i can see everything. the weave. or the slowing down. >> reporter: in our short time we saw it too. from texting that started at traffic lights and continued when the light turned green to cars and fingers clearly on the move at full speeds. it's beh

you may have unlimited texts and it doesn't matter.forms of data is very, very small amounts of data. even if you only have a one or two gigabyte data plan sending hundreds of messages is not going to eat big into that. >> little cheaper? >> definitely. you buy into this? i get it, apps are popular. $19 billion. >> it's not the $19 billion. it's the 498 million people using it. the challenge, brett mentioned it before, i talked to experts, experts being my nephews and nieces on my way over here, it's funny. they don't use facebook anymore. why? because geriatrics like us are on there. >> right. you don't want to be where we are. >> right. >> what is this? is this something -- i'm not just texting you or having a little conversation with the two of you, i can text on this thing or whatever the right word is. i can my app it, let's app it with a whole group of people? >> right. and internationally also. it also has that -- you know, you're not paying to text someone in london, you might be paying a different amount. it's all over the web

and now the newark "star-ledger" reports it's received a text message that no one else has seen.d wildstein texts bill baroni something about an o'toole statement being ready right after bill baroni finished up his statement to the legislature. the cover story, what happened to the bridge lanes in september was nothing political, nothing untoward, it was just a traffic study. we know bill baroni gave that misleading testimony on november 25th, false testimony with the cover story about a traffic study that wasn't a real thing. that was november 25th. we also know right after that testimony was over, at noon that day, bill baroni texted david wildstein three question marks. this is as soon as he was done with the testimony. mr. wildstein's first response was, port authority police department said all was fine. then bill baroni asks for trenton feedback specifically, and mr. wildstein texts back, good. trenton feedback. good. then there's a line that's redacted. then mr. baroni asks, just good? then he swears. then mr. wildstein goes on to assure him other trenton people who appear

text, it will depend essentially on how to implement this text, how to transform or translate them intos. getto appropriate, how to -- assimilate the content of the constitution by different categories of tunisians, use -- workers, citizens in rural areas, urban areas -- and transform them. it is a process that we are to do now, that we start now. >> what are the main issues in your opinion facing tunisia today? >> security. , iyou have seen two days ago want to thank and to express my gratitude to the police force in tunisia. the -- there was the killing of a group of terrorist. inm not a specialist security, but i know that this is one of the main issues of my country. like many tunisians i would have liked that at least some of the we can know more about political assassination. we have to thank our police force. security is still a challenge, it is still an issue. -- economic issue con him issue, unemployment, also development. by the way, i would headline that the french president promised or committed his country were called europe to counsel that -- canceled a tunisian debt. a yo

i worry that writing has evolved to text messages and e-mail english. i'm hoping that this approach and cross training that this will result in good writing. >> any other comments, questions? commissioner norton? >> yeah. it was a very thorough presentation. i have to go through it again earlier when i have had a little sleep. but i really wanted to just appreciate the work and appreciate just how much more depth we are going into here. so this is great and i really appreciate this. thanks. yes. i want to say that i'm just going to be honest to say that i don't understand it all, but i like the direction it's going. because i think at when we look at and it's a scaffolding thing and we are building skills off skills we've already mastered and it's excellent. i think the questions that i have sort of is how are we adapting this for our english learners and also kids. how do we adapt this mapping and lesson plans to those populations, also. because i'm a little concerned with assessment and how our el's would do on the assessment also. then i feel like wh

wildstein texts back, good. trenton feedback. good. then there's a line that's redacted. then mr.i asks, just good? then he swears. then mr. wildstein goes on to assure him other trenton people who appear to be staffers in governor christie's office thought he did just great with his cover-up testimony. the "star-ledger" appears to be reporting that is where mr. wildstein texts this statement, o'toole statement ready, to bill baroni. o'toole statement ready. he sent that message right after bill baroni finished his testimo testimony. sure enough on that same day, senator kevin o'toole released a statement that took the bill baroni line, repeated the story from his testimony, repeated the cover story about the supposed traffic study. the next day he published a similar version of the statement as an op-ped in the newspaper, in the "bergen record." think about this for a second. in the legislature, the highest profile person advancing the cover-up, advancing the false cover story about the fake traffic study in a statement he released from his office then an op-ped he released the n

stuart: these texts were accompanied by figures, scenes. and since they didn't understand anything but the dates, there was no way of telling who was depicted or what the scene was about. and thinking that perhaps the figures were priests, and here was a gentle people obsessed with time and nothing else, the maya began to take on a non-human aspect. here was the strangest race of people that ever lived -- sort of gentle astronomers, forever gazing toward the sky and never doing anything that other people did. keach: twentieth century scholars wanted to believe in an idealized maya past -- no wars, no power struggles, no economic turmoil. but in the 1940s, evidence uncovered at magnificent ruins like palenque in northern mexico began to change this notion of a peaceful maya. archaeologists investigated a structure known as the "temple of the inscriptions." the building's upper level seemed imposingly solid. but beneath it, archaeologists discovered a hidden staircase. it had been deliberately blocked with rubble in ancient times. it took thr

i assume maybe she sent him a text. remember that old song?emember that old song by sting, teacher-student, don't stand so close to me? they were blaming the victim. >> she must have given him her phone number. >> it may have happened and obviously he shouldn't have responded. he is obviously a creep. i hope he gets fired, but is it illegal? i think it is a first amendment issue. if you are not doing anything and just texting, kids today, it is a dirty world. >> what you have to understand is what the texas court ruled -- what they basically said was y'all passed a bad law -- i think it was y'all. it might have been all y'all actually. y'all passed a bad law and it doesn't pass constitutional muster. you need to write a better lay more narrowly tailored. they said you can make this illegal. they said the law you passed would make -- if an adult sent a copy of "eyes wide shut" to a minor, under this law that would be illegal. >> and these classes they talk about things like the vma's and they are discussing twerking. >> and that's the problem w

well, do you text while you drive?iend of mine, matt mendleson, facebook'd a great picture of a beautiful beach an seven kids all inside on a device. >> the first thing i say is take the tv out of the home, read one newspaper a week, it's the same news repeated every day, excuse me, that's mronic. nobody has any respect for news information. so then that person says, well, you don't need all the devices. >> you can't do it, but there are a lot of people out there who, you know, probably could. maybe their job doesn't rely on the news and they just have to look at the weather. >> i'm all for taking the more moderate approach and we don't have to be tethered to the devices all the time, and maybe multi-tasking is not good when sitting around writing books and poems, but clay sharkey says being on your device is like seco secondhand smoke. it affects everyone sitting so center sud did we want to show you, couples and technology. 25%, 25% have texted their partner when they are both home. and someone in the makeup room sai

. >>> a new warning tonight about texting, why not just drivers need to be careful. and a whole new kind of farmers market. the online dating [vibrates] g morning, sunshine. wakey, wakey. text me. [chattering] are your parents home later? we can hang. l.u.v.--love you. jk. holla back. holla back. holla back. are you with your friends? that's lame. we're in a huge fight right now. x.o. what'd you dream about? me? [overlapping] is it something i did? are you on your way to the mall? i'm lonely. nude pics. send me some. [beep] text me. >>> breaking news out of oakland where police and firefighters say a burned body has been found at red wood regional park found about 10:15 tonight. stay with abc 7 news for the latest. you can get the latest on twitter. >>> tonight a storm is dropping rain on the bay area tonight and this video came into us just a few minutes ago from san jose. >>> parishionerst at a san jose church are struggling with the news of an arrest. questest is accused of selling meth to high schoolers and having sex with a minor. he was a community outreach off

- and cancel my texting plan.a, thank you for that. olivia sterns on the incredible price and valuation of whatsapp. now, a company that has cornered its market, the one that oil and gas companies have to go to when it comes to fracking coming up next on "market makers." ♪ >> it is one of the biggest chemical companies you have never heard of. companies --the the chemicals made for hydraulic fracturing. water, sand, chemicals into the rock and you get oil will stop it has totally revolutionized the industry. me.s like christmas for i get to talk by chemicals and oil on a friday. >> wow. exciting day. >> can you describe what your business is? >> univar is a chemical distributor. we provide chemicals for a host of inner gas industries. our largest focus area is oil and gas and the largest part of is oil and gas business fracking. >> a lot of people get multiple adrian the mixes himself, but you do it for them. about 15al frack has chemicals that go together with the water in sand to get onto down into the ground wi

he texted "man i love my life. boosting a lambo and picking up cute girls when you are 17".san francisco police got a tip that he had the car and interviewed him, but couldn't make a case. >> it was the gossip around the high school that he had taken credit for the crime and had the car. i don't think san francisco was able to contact anyone that had seen the car. >> wade sometimes drove the car and the owner got calls of sight ings. >> i had friends call me and say i just saw your car on the freeway. i said believe it or not there is more than one convertible local bore gee knee -- lamborghini in northern california. come to find out that he was dreefg it -- driving it, a brave kid. >> wade was finally caught because of his fascination with a terra linda high school student. he texted a friend for advice. should i straight upstart sexting with her or be flirty with her? wade texted for days about getting her a fake id and he finally asked, so who are you spending valentine's with? she answered, my friend, landon. landon was wade's schoolmate. he couldn't take it and he plan

it can cost 25 cents to send a text message.s the number one app used for text messaging in mexico, in brazil, indonesia, some of the biggest countries in the world. not the u.s. but it is growing fantastically. but the reason is they don't charge anything. from a business standpoint, you can look at the success on a social aspect, and a technology aspect and be floored by it. but from a revenue standpoint, because they don't charge, they're successful. maybe not a great business. when they are spending so much in stock and a great deal of cash to acquire the company, in some ways, it's very much of a defensive effort against something that's free when they want to make money on these things and the inventors have not been able to. >> why do we think next year there might be another hot thing -- >> exactly. >> -- on the market and they spent $19 billion. >> this was faster than facebook -- go ahead, tom. >> that's scary, but what is equally scary is the fact that only 55 people work there. and i think that is part of a larger tr

they are just texting. and facebook can't let that opportunity pass. >> and why ask it worth $19 billion potentially. i looked it up today and was reminded that comcast paid, i think, $17 billion or $18 billion for nbc universal just a couple of years ago. >> it's hard to quantify exactly how much it's worth. facebook paid 10% of its market cap, $35-- 35% of the cash it has ons what app. and that is a fraction of the money face bok has to spendment but i think that it's not as much as it could have-- have eventually meant for facebook hads what app taken over the world. world is moving increasingly to mobile devices, a place that face book has struggled. so they're very afraid ofs what app. so the price i think matters less than kind of securing its place. now facialbook owns the two biggest ways that people talk to each other in the world whether that's sharing something with all your friends on facebook or sharing personally with one or a group of friends on what's app. so it's kind of hard to put a price

you can message anybody in the form of text message, groups of people.ot sms plan. this is great in emerging market, in countries where texting is expensive. it's a great alternative. state side it's not as big as it is in other places only because most of our cell phone plans include unlimited texting. we're not concerned. that doesn't mean it's less valuable. >> that's ding, ding, ding, why it's valuable to facebook. >> there you go. facebook has struggled with a messenger app. they're looking to attract and keep younger users. they estimate they'll send a trillion messages this year out pacing text messaging. >> the part that was confusing to me, facebook bought instagram for a billion bucks. this is $19 billion. that's a lot of money. what you can you guy with that? four world trade centers? 12.6 hot dogs which we know mark zukerburg likes. >> you could bing on netflix 109 years. >> this whatsapp thing was $19 billion. >> they put in a bid for snap chat for only $3 billion. >>> okay let's talk about the breach. this time maryland university records h

, a follow-up text to david wildstein. they went on the ridearound at 7:30, at 8:36, chip says, i may have an idea to make this better. that's 8:46 a.m. well, now, as of today, we know that 45 minutes after that the same police lieutenant who had been riding around with david wildstein, who had an idea to make this better sends another text message to the ft. lee police chief, and that is him making a suggestion about how to deal with these traffic problems that were so bad this morning. suggest we send wk traffic to center avenue entrance. if you want to know where that is, he's suggesting sending the traffic coming from hudson terrace to center avenue instead. this whole area is gridlocked, the source of the gridlock is those access lanes. well, the bergen record reporting on that text message today, the bergen record is bergen county where this all happened, so they can report the actual on the ground stuff. what the police officer was proposing would have made everything way worse. it would have rerouted local traffic

he texted "man i love my life.boosting a lambo and picking up cute girls when you are san francisco police got a tip that he had the car and interviewed him, but couldn't make a case. >> it was the gossip around the high school that he had taken credit for the crime and had the car. i don't think san francisco was able to contact anyone that had seen the car. >> wade sometimes drove the car and the owner got calls of sight ings. >> i had friends call me and say i just saw your car on the freeway. i said believe it or not there is more than one convertible local bore gee knee -- lamborghini in northern california. come to find out that he was dreefg it -- driving it, a brave kid. >> wade was finally caught because of his fascination with a terra linda high school student. he texted a friend for advice. should i straight upstart sexting with her or be flirty with her? wade texted for days about getting her a fake id and he finally asked, so who are you spending valentine's with? she answered, my friend, landon. lando

he texted "man i love my life. boosting a lambo and picking up cute girls when you are 17".francisco police got a tip that he had the car and interviewed him, but couldn't make a case. >> it was the gossip around the high school that he had taken credit for the crime and had the car. i don't think san francisco was able to contact anyone that had seen the car. >> wade sometimes drove the car and the owner got calls of sight ings. >> i had friends call me and say i just saw your car on the freeway. i said believe it or not there is more than one convertible local bore gee knee -- lamborghini in northern california. come to find out that he was dreefg it -- driving it, a brave kid. >> wade was finally caught because of his fascination with a terra linda high school student. he texted a friend for advice. should i straight upstart sexting with her or be flirty with her? wade texted for days about getting her a fake id and he finally asked, so who are you spending valentine's with? she answered, my friend, landon. landon was wade's schoolmate. he couldn't take it and he planned

>> jimmy: that's her text to you? >> that's her text. "love, mom."d i get new head shots?" and i'm like, "mom, you're a a pediatric nurse." [ laughter ] "should i take acting classes?" >> jimmy: she wants to take acting classes? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love that. >> she'll text me the most bizarre things. but, yeah. >> jimmy: i love that. that's what moms are for. >> moms are there to just keep it real, man. >> jimmy: my mom -- anything i'm on at all my mom lets me know. she'll be like, "i saw you on 'ellen.'" i go, "great, mom. i'm glad. you saw me on 'ellen.'" "i love ellen." i go, "yeah, i love ellen, too." and it's like that all the time. i never told you this, but i am the biggest fan, i think it's your first movie, right? >> oh, my first movie? oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: "man on the moon" -- >> audience member: yes! -- was my favorite. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. yeah. >> that is my first movie, yes. >> jimmy: i love it so much. i used to watch this in college with my college roommates. we owned it. >> in college? >> jimmy: yeah, i've seen this

. >> death caught on camera - the moment an elderly man shot and killed a father for texting in a movie theatre. >> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live from new york city. mass evacuations in the central african republic as thousands of muslims flee the conflict. the sectarian violence has plagued thousands on both sides. now there are fears of genocide. troops from chad have stepped in. soldiers led a convoy of nearly 500 vehicles. along the streets of bangui christians cheered the departure of the muslim convoy and the mob attacked a man that fell off a truck, hacking him to pieces. at the hague the international criminal court prosecutor announced an investigation into war crimes. among many of those crimes they'll investigate killing, rape and sexual slavery. >> it's now day two of a three day cease fire in holmes. 80 residents have been evacuated as part of a deal between the government and opposition groups. women, children and the elderly have been allowed to leave. men between the ages of 15 and 55 will not be evacuated. aid workers say they are ready t

prosecutors say 43-year-old chad olson was texting his babysitter during the previews. his two-year-old daughter was sick the theater was empty but prosecutors say curtis olson sat down behind him and told him to stop texting. then reeves got the manager. when he returned he continued to argue with olson. the video apparently says olson's wife was shot in the hand by the same bullet, witnesses say she had her hand on her husband's chetsd. in an interview meadly after the shooting reeves said he shot because he was scared. reeves said he was hit by a cell phone. olson's wife spoke to reporters after the judge denied bail. >> i'm just very happy and relieved by the judge's ruling. i have no doubt in my mind this is the right decision. >> reeves, had just been assaulted. he says it's too soon to say whether he'll use the controversial stand your ground law as a defense. but cited it several times in court. natasha guinane, dade county, florida. >> joining us, we have this video it's not often that you do have a video when we're talking about a shooting or a crime, but we d

unredacted texts involving david wildstein or the u.s.ttorney getting involved, we know u.s. attorney is involved in this way, the exact scope is unclear. there are different wheels in motion right now that are going to continue to produce information until we get to an ultimate answer about this and every time something comes out like this it reminds you of the basic questions about when did chris christie know about this, how much did he know about it? has he been completely straight dsz forward in what he's told? really, what was this all about? that's the ultimate question we want to answer. >> i want to follow up on that point you just raised, steve, about the text messages we're seeing redacted parts for the first time. i'm going to read two of the texts that we're seeing, this is in relation to bridget kelly, david wildstein talking about traffic problems for a local rabbi, kelly says, we cannot cause traffic problems in front of his house, can we? david wildstein says flights to tel aviv all mysteriously delayed? these are being c

text2drive provides a car dealer the ability to communicate with customers through texting." younger drivers may also be cash-strapped... so both b-m-w and cadillac say they are focused on expanding their lines by introducing cars with a lower price-point to appeal to millennials. hawaii lawmakers are considering ending taxes on groceries. hawaii's high cost of living and high poverty rates are prompting the calls to lift the tax. the average family would save around $200 million per year, while it could cost the state around $200 million the first year. 36 states to date do not tax groceries. hawaii may also double tax credits for renters who earn less than $30,000. go-pro is going public. the video camera maker, popular with thrill seekers, will jump into the stock market soon. it's filed for a confidential ipo to keep the process under wraps. but there are reports, fox-conn has a 9% stake in the company. foxconn notably had some bad press following allegations of harsh working conditions in asia. the compact camera company faces competition from google and samsung. still t

one study said $35 billion worth of text messages did not happen. that does not mean it is spent over the top. it went away from the carrier. be value may already intermediated by things like whatsapp. in the enterprise. >> blackberry also unveiled new phones they will be releasing later this year. john chen is ringing the keyboard back. >> we have heard this before. >> i want to get to that. take a listen to the sit down. people care about security, but they really care about data privacy and personal privacy. that point has not been made well enough in the market. i am a fender of that. when i speak to people about the advantage of blackberry, i say security, collaboration, communication, all of that stuff. i never focus in on privacy. >> what about the focus on messaging? $19 billion being thrown whatsapp's way. unit you could spin off and sell on its own? running a public company, anything to help our shareholders, i need to take a serious look at. that is a serious point. today i think we need to build up that ace and build up engagement model.

all dossiers, correspondents, notes, details, messages, texts. about two things, two very specific things. contact between the governor's office and mark sockeledge, the mayor of fort lee. also this, anything related to the preparation of bill baroni's testimony to the state legislature last november. that was the testimony of bill baroni, he tried to sell the legislature this false cover story of what really happened on that bridge. that was his two hour performance, where he tried to tell them it was a traffic study, even though it wasn't. the new subpoena to governor chris christie's office tonight orders the office to turn over all documents and correspondents of any kind which reflect or contain any drafts or earlier versions of, comments on or chains or edits to the statement read by bill baroni before the legislature on november 25th. weather handwritten, electronic or in any other form. this is as we reported last night, as we were first reporting last night. the focus is on the cover-up, on the effort to concoct and sell a cover story th

in fact, there's even a national texting championship. a recent winner was able to text almost six letters a second. in other words, the winner could text the word "second" almost as fast as i can say it. second. second! let me see you beat that. >> i'll tell you why some kids won scholarships by drilling holes in trash cans. [ drill whirs ] >> an abandoned reservoir, a lot of mosquitos, and some very dedicated students add up to an award-winning science project. veronique has the buzz. >> i have lived in jersey city for 14 years now, and i used to walk by these stone walls and wonder, "what's in there? why is it so important?" >> it was very important back a long time ago. for more than 100 years, reservoir number 3 provided drinking water to the town, but when it was no longer needed, it fell into disrepair. >> and the reservoir is, like, an abandoned place, and nobody really goes there. >> one of the reasons why people avoid the area is that it's infested with mosquitos, and the mosquitos were spreading, causing problems in the communi

. >>> monster jam today teamed up with oakland police to try to drive home the message don't text andrive. students at oakland's fremont high school were asked to sign a pledge promising they won't send texts while behind the wheel. check this out. monster jam brought along one of its mega trucks on campus as part of the campaign, usuallying folks to refrain from texting while driving. an officer with oakland's traffic investigations unit also talked with teens about the dangers of using your cell phone behind the wheel. he told students that 11 teenagers die in texting- related accidents every single day in the united states. >> i've seen little kids that have been run over. i've seen the aftermath of accidents. driving is a privilege, okay. you can't abuse it. >> students also heard from a monster jam driver who called on them to sign that pledge, promising to make a conscious effort for the to text while driving. >> communication with your friends is a big deal. communication with your family is a big deal. but you have to kind of make that conscious decision to stay alive. >> as p

i have a text just to give you an idea here is the text of the jesuit on for a the designed by bruce levy but -- mussolini he bragged to hitler i know how to handle the pope. take lessons from the. he knew upheld all was important was the catholic action organized down to the local parish where control is involved in the question visitation of the italian society. so when mussolini wanted to put pressure on the pope paul he had to do was take action and recently the with the pope was upset about the racial laws, decided not to renounce to use fascist publications and to would still at catholic jack shad was anti-fascist sometimes against local catholic action groups so this is the context as he makes a deal with this lady one thing i discovered in the documents have is that for years he had been trying to convince mussolini of the jewish threat. the pope had not but he was sending his envoy to make the argument using the opportunity he would argue ty began that they were enemies of fascism and mussolini needed to irritate steps. -- needed to take steps. but in this deal there are thr

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whatsapp handles nearly as many text messages as the telecom industry's entire $100 billion text messaging business. the app sends text messages, photos and video to anyone else with the app. without carrier fees. it's free for the first year, then charges 99 cents annually. no word on how many users pay, and it doe not include ads. ceo mark zuckerberg stressed the importance of whatsapp's scale with 450 million monthly active users and unusually high engagement. 70% use the service every day. and its growth rate is breaking records. doubling its users in the past year. >> services in the world that have 1 billion people using them are all incredibly valuable. and from that perspective, we just think that the growth rate they have today and the monetization model that's early but promising and in place we see a pretty clear trajectory ahead and we're excited to work together on this. >> reporter: can facebook make enough money from whatsapp. twitter has about half the monthly active users as whatsapp but its market cap is about twice whatsapp's valuation. >> the strategic rationale for thi

curtis reeves sat behind chad oulson and told him to stop texting. curtis reeves went to get the manager. when he returned he continued to argue with chad oulson. the surveillance video appears to somehow chad oulson throwing popcorn. you see curtis reeves reach for his pistol and shoot. curtis reeves said he shot because he was scared. curtis reeves said he was hit with a cell phone. prosecutors dispute that saying there was no sign this anything but his pride were injured. chad oulson's wife spoke to reporters. >> happy and relieved after the judge's rules. >> this case hinges on self-defence. his client was assault. it's too soon to say whether he'll use the stand your ground law as a defense. he cited it several times in court. >> so the red, white and blue struck gold in sochi. mark is here to tell us about it. >> with the blue background and the red dress, did you know it would happen? >> i knew it. >> none of those things are connected to what i'm saying. sage kotsenburg spent much of his career in snow boarding second tier, not getting the at

watch the cell phones and text messages.ey shouldn't have to choose between going to jail and saving our son's life or going through it. >> i know you are going to the house. we will follow you and see if this becomes law. >> thank you very much. >> i'm so sorry about steven. >> he was a good kid. >> i'm sure he was. thank you. we do have breaking news. involving a former nfl star and analyst. we are getting word he is accused of raping and drugging multiple women. that's next. . >>> two breaking news stories. let me begin with what we learned with the olympics. here's what we learned. the u.s. women's hockey team battled for gold today in overtime against canada and just a short time ago, canada beat the u.s. in overtime. cnn sports rushed up here and got miked in the knick of time. we just learned about this sports news. my guest producer got in my ear and is very thrilled. team usa. >> i'm trying to catch my breath here. i literally did rush in and this was a game that was heart pounding. taken down. we thought it was goi

this is a text to wildstein from 8:46 a.m.y morning, the first day of the lane closings. i may have idea to make this better, it reads. continues to update wildstein on the state of traffic around the george washington bridge throughout the day. he continues doing so the next morning as well telling wildstein, quote, local ft. lee traffic disaster. what is wildstein doing with all this information? take a look at this. at 8:33 that tuesday morning, michaels apparently texts wildstein that traffic is cleared on the main thoroughfare to the bridge, the i-95 approach. at 8:43, wildstein relays that same information to bill baroni. at 8:45 he relays it to bridget kelly who writes back six minutes later by saying, that is good, no? wildstein replies to her, very go good. bridgette can kelly writes to david wildstein, small favors. and that's the last involvement of chip michaels that hases so far come to light in these documents. so it appears we've solved a mystery here. we figured out who the police l lieutenant was with david wi

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