chang.y we have a round table on facebook. book has become the dominant social network over the last 10 years. how good are the chances it will remain the dominant social network over the next 10 years it's not go the way of myspace? the chances are really strong that they will maintain their position as the top social network. i do find that fairly loosely. facebook is the social glue, not only for the web but for all mobile apps in the universe. if you want to maintain your identity on any mobile app, you need to use facebook. i don't see that going away very quickly. they also have by far the best advertising monetization solution. company, development when we go out and buy advertising for auburn game, we spent the majority of our money on facebook. users, the more data they get, the more effective their advertising becomes. i don't see them going anywhere. >> what about the cool factor? some kids don't think facebook is cool anymore. >> i think it is a bit overblown. concertcently at a watching old people use their usees -

that's when this group of 20-somethings saw the alert on facebook. ed they decided to search. hitting the road. when impossible as it may seem, one of them looked more closely at the suspect's picture and realized it was actually an old neighbor who lived here. a call to police and moments later, officers swooped in and rescued the baby. >> we saw the baby and we can touch. it was the best moment in my life. we were crying. >> reporter: here in the u.s. many hospitals fit newborns with these electronic tags so if a baby were to be carried out of the maternity ward, an alarm would instantly sound. >> alarm. main entrance. >> the baby's get a tag. >> reporter: today nurses telling us that the bracelets like the one here on the baby's ankle trigger automatic locks on the ward's doors. the system works since the early 1980's there have been just 132 infants abducted from hospitals nationwide. the canadian hospital where baby victoria was born did not have the same level of security. in a letter on facebook her parents saying thank you and warning other pa

this math work sheet went viral after a frustrated north carolina dad posted it on facebook. he wrote on the bottom, "i have a bachelor of science degree in electronics engineering. even i cannot explain the common core mathematics approach." a similar rant on twitter saying his kids used to love math. now it makes them cry, but education secretary arne duncan stands firmly behind higher standards. >> there have been bumps. i promise you, there will continue to be bumps and hurdles to jump over. if we can stay the course over t the next couple of years and as a nation move to higher standards we will change education in a profound way. >> reporter: profiled in cnn's "chicagoland" the principal is a fan. >> tries to raise expectations across the board. incredible thinking skills. >> reporter: back in new york, common core standards aren't the problem. >> we're not complaining about high standards. we're complaining about the nature of the test. >> reporter: testing that at this point means more for teachers than students. new york state says test scores simply measure student p

. >> reporter: the site, which has a quarter of a million likes on facebook, posts the names, pictures, and often torrid details about these accused home wrekers and their alleged adulterous ways. >> it was just a way for me to vent. >> reporter: 29-year-old noemi sanchez says she's found solace on the site after she claims to have discovered her husband of nearly eight years was cheating. >> i was in shock. here i was seven months pregnant. >> reporter: while pregnant with his third baby she says her husband told her he wanted a divorce. >> i checked the cell phone bill. and sure enough, there's pages upon pages of one phone number. and i called it. and that's when she answered. >> reporter: noemi was so upset she decided to take revenge, posting personal details and photos of a woman she says stole her husband. the alleged homewrecker is now married to noemi's ex-husband and has a three-month-old baby with him. >> jenny. >> reporter: one year younger than noemi's youngest son. >> it does hurt when i see my baby because he's never going to have the family that my other two kids had. >

you can tell us what you think on facebook and twitter. the board will start this morning but the topic unbecoming of public office is not set. >>> there is a major new development in the search for a missing toddler. family members now confirm daphne web committed suicide in his oakland home late last week. john web was considered a person of interest in the disappearance of his daughter. oakland police spent 10 months looking for the missing suicide. his suicide leaves a gaping hole in the case. >> what, you are kid being, my first question, did he even know to say anything about daphne, no. he did not. >> reporter: he had been kidnapped and was briefly jail after telling police he left daphne with his 87-year-old mother who suffers from dementia. the toddler was reported missing on july 10th last year. they arrested her father on child engraving. -- inn danger. >> police say he left for his daily walk and did not come home. he was last seen walking and has gray hair and brown eyes and anybody with information on his wear abouts is asked

it makes facebook more money and it makes developers more money. >> one of the things mark zuckerbergaid today as about the popular ios apps, people are using facebook logins, which allows people to stay connected with these various apps, but they are also giving up some information potentially with these various apps when they log in through facebook by offering anonymous login. what is the significance of that? >> with anonymous login, i feel like facebook is essentially saying, you know what, it's not important to us anymore that you pass all this data and information to the app. that all of the collected data, none of that stuff will be passed to the developers anymore. users want to login and test apps anonymously, i think will be hugely popular, but facebook is giving up all that control. what they're really saying is the value in having facebook in the app is moving more towards modernization. how are we helping u.s. developer monetize that app and grow that app, but facebook is giving up a lot of the control they thought they wanted to, three years ago. >> giving up control an

it was only recently-- when she saw a photograph of her sister on facebook, that she had the courage to finally get away and call for help. new at 11: we talk to a bay area catholic

i've been watching my facebook page, and the people on facebook are just, the posts are just phenomenalg their profile pictures to bowe and boasting stories about bowe. it's exploding. there's no personal things about the personal life, everybody i'm reading on facebook is about bowe being released. >> amazing. listen, it's impossible not do get chills listening to the way you describe it and listening to how it feels in your small town where he grew unand where he will be greeted and where his parents have sat vigil and more for the past five years. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it and will get back to you as we get more information. thank you, and congratulations. >>> we want to now go to cnn's senior international correspondent nic robertson who joins us live from london. nic shgs talking earlier about your knowledge of afghanistan and just how dangerous the area must have been where he was held captive. >> reporter: yeah. this is an area that's absolutely hostile for the most part to u.s. forces. where the people that picked him up believed to be the haqqani network hold s

you can tweet us at ajconsiderthis or leave a comment on our facebook page. nio, it's incredible how quickly this is spreading. >> a good point but i am one of those people who shared on facebook it's absolutely beautiful. >> very iranic? >> it brings out things that are worth thinking about. >> absolutely. >> straight ahead, al jazeera exclusive reveals big concerns over computer companies and their relationship with the nsa. also, yet another public official facing corruption charges. we will look at the most corrupt places in the country, and some will surprise you. later, a boycott is raising questions about whether american workers could be unfairly paying the pits for what their company's owner is doing thousands of miles away. >> google's motto is: don't be evil. new documents may have users questioning how much the company follows that. al jazeera has obtained two sets of e-mail exchanges that show google had a closer relationship to the nsa than the company admitted to after the edward snowden leaks last year. it shows friendly exchanges between alexa

it is a limited audience. >> there are a billion people on facebook. an be an effective place to grow a business. we had 12 small businesses come to facebook. it was our first small business council. we heard stories from all types of industries about how facebook help them grow their business. they could take it to a whole new level. >> this is what gave you the inspiration to do these boot camps? >> one of the things they told us that was remarkable is how they are teaching people in their own local communities about facebook. there is a guy i have known for two years. he runs an entertainment center, mini golf and video games in dayton, ohio. he lost his business using facebook as almost as exclusive marketing channel. people started to come to him and say you have been successful, can you teach us what you did on facebook? he started teaching classes at his facility. that became the inspiration for us. we went to see if you get out in the community and teach people. >> what do you get out of this? >> we learn a lot from small business owners. we sit

>> there are 1 billion people on facebook. book could be in effect a place to grow their business. last month, we had 12 small businesses come to facebook. we heard stories from them all around the country and all types of different industries about how facebook has helped them grow their business whether it was just getting off the ground or -- >> this undated inspiration to do these -- and this gave you the inspiration to do these boot camps. >> yeah. we didn't understand how many of them are teaching folks in their own local communities about facebook. there is a guy i have known for about two and a -- two years. he runs an entertainment center in dayton, ohio. usingnched his business facebook as is exclusive marketing channel. people started to come to him. can you teach us what you did on facebook? he started teaching classes at his facility. that became the inspiration for us. what do you as facebook get out of this? >> are you expecting businesses to buy ads? >> we have learned a lot from small business owners. we look a

the company face add backlash with comments on facebook criticizing it. one called it inexcusable and un-american. they have decided to stop tracking. >> i stress that it is being taken seriously. >> company that was hired to do the tracking say this is what happens when you shop online. the witness you are on can track what you look at and learn about your shopping habits, brick and mortar stores want to do that, too. >> we help local store serve their customers better line online stores. >> a spokesman says that the company was built from the ground up with a focus on privacy and steard us to their website for more information. >> only with use anonymous information. we never know your identity or collect any personal information. >> they heard from customer whose have concerns some coffee drinkers say they assumed they are being tracked throughout the day. >> i have enough apps that track me in weird ways it is not a surprise there is anything... >>> they are tracking the credit cards anyway so...the information is out there. i'm not that worried. >> ph

one. from facebook fan karen lynn. one day an older woman moved into her retirement home. first night she went to dinner an sat down, little group tables that they have there. she said hello to everybody around the table, when she met the man sitting across from her, she was just shocked. she couldn't stop staring at him. the man finally started feeling uncomfortable. so he asked, lady, why are you looking at me that way? well, the woman answered, you look exactly like my fourth husband. oh, really, said the man. how many husbands have you had? the woman replied, three. >> it was better than that. >> i liked that one. i thought it was darn good. >> i'm going to stop putting effort into them. people do not appreciate me. >> i like when you're dramatic. >> no, you do not. next week, dull as dirt, i promise. >>> time for our fan friday. every friday we have been showing you things you guys share with us on facebook, on twitter. okay. on monday we asked about the question, when you ask a guy, does this make me look fat and how it scares men, leive lukas shared with how her hus

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he posted this on facebook. >> he needs to read the recent studies on selfies and narcissism. >> he reallye what anybody thinks about how much he loves himself. on social media, he claims to have posted about 100,000 selfies. >> is he a big deal because he's made himself a big deal? >> pretty much. he has gotten a lot of attention. a lot of media outlets are curious about who this australian 17-year-old kid is. he photo shops certain pictures like this one with paris hilton. >> did remind me of a little bit of a male paris hilton. >> he does say he is australia's answer to paris hilton. he does -- i think part of the reason is because of his narcissism and his claim that he is god's gift to earth. >> those are his words. >> his words apparently. >> okay. >> he also photo shopped this one where he claims that the eclipse was almost as beautiful as he. >> does he have a bagillion followers. >> a lot of facebook followers and instagram followers. >> good for him for being who he is, and owning his personality, can't fault the guy for that. i guess it seems a little bizarre because it is so fa

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. >> janet on facebook writes no one knows why they are fighting other than it's for their family and friends. it's expected of them. right, wrong, win or lose, it doesn't matter. it's the poor souls that have to live with the memories. francois, you have the benefit of history. you know the past, the present and, hopefully, you can give us foresight for the fufrt. whatever some of theture. whatever some of the roadblocks that exist and how can we help improve impediments? >> we think of women being very much in traditional roles, and they have been. they have been since 1775. but at the same time, regardless, they have also found themselves oftentimes in peril. and as we go through history and experience of women in world war i and world war ii, we do know that women did much more than those simply traditional jobs. but again, it's not a very well known factor, very well known history. and so, as we go into the '60s and 'septembers and expansion of women in the military and in the '80s, greater as the colonel had mentioned there, expanding from 4% to almost 14%, i think there are sti

that's when this group of 20-somethings, saw this alert on facebook. , they decided to search. hitting the road. when impossible as it may seem, one of them looked more closely at the suspect's picture and realized it was actually an old neighbor, who lived here. a call to police. and moments later, officers swooped in and rescued the baby. >> yes. it was the best moment in my life. we were crying. >> reporter: here in the u.s., many hospitals fit newborns with these electronic tags. if a baby were to be carried out of the maternity ward, an alarm would instantly sound. >> main entrance. >> the babies get a tag. >> reporter: today, at lenox hill hospital in new york, nurses telling us, at the bracelets, like the one here, also trigger automatic locks on the ward's doors. the system works. since the early 1980s, there's been just 132 infants abducted from hospitals nationwide. the canadian hospital where baby victoria was born did not have the same level of security. in a letter on facebook, her parents saying, thank you. and warning other parents, alway

and a list of the -- >> top ten most annoying things that people do on facebook. game requests. >> yes. >> why do they send that? >> what really gets under your skin next. here, like this. and then cover the papi. announcer: the moment babies are born, their brains are forming the connections that determine how they learn...think...and grow. in the sky. [ babbles ] talk and read to your children from day one. this is tomato soup. announcer: their brains are actually developing with your every word. it's free, easy, and something you can do anytime. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents >>> you're looking at security camera footage from inside a home near edmonds, washington, the home of a guy named willy crockett. he has a security camera to keep himself safe. you'll notice that the door opens and someone walks in. that is not the homeowner willy crockett. >> who walks into a room like that? >> right. >> all freaky scary. >> this man. a man? >> this is a man wearing a dress with a shirt coverin

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. >> on facebook, fans unloaded on the team with a lot of comments we can't show you on the air. on twitter, the warriors and mark jackson are both trending with thousands of comments coming into our news room via social media. >>> new details tonight on a hotel incident that left san francisco star quarterback answering a lot of questions. >> was she fully naked on the bed? >> yes. >> those are new 911 recordings shedding light on the night in the miami hotel that got colin capper nishg's name listed on a police report. kaepernick and two other football players reportedly partied with the unidentified woman last month. as ktvu woodrow reports, kaepernick's friend made that call after he said the woman wouldn't leave. >> the 911 call is at times bizarre. sgli asked her what her name was. she said my name was jesus. >> the caller said a naked woman wouldn't leave a miami hee tole room. she was there to see san francisco 49ers star quarterback colin kaepernick. >> we have a visitor, but she won't leave. we want her to leave, but she's refusing to leave. >> according to a police rep

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little victoria is aptly named for this victory. >> now as part of her thank you posting on facebook, the mother included a warning to other new parents urging them not to be fooled by a uniform. there is certainly a serious message here. >> you never think that could happen. speaking of facebook, thailand's military is going after social media to prevent criticism of last week's coup. the information technology ministry temporarily blocked facebook today, releasing a statement saying they have called twitter and instagram for cooperation. many of outside use be social mediaia. >> detroit is ridding the city of thousands of radio i understand and abandoned buildings, unveiling a new plan to rid 80,000 decaying homes and lots. the cost of $2 billion is a large sum for a city that is bankrupt. officials hope the plan will launch a detroit comeback. >> we're going to have to attack this with a lot of different strategies. we're going to go after private business owners who have the deep pockets. >> the city will spend at least $850 million tearing down about 40,000 abandoned buildings. a

and a list of the -- >> top ten most annoying things that people do on facebook. game requests. >> yes. >> why do they send that? >> what really gets under your skin next. >>> you're looking at security camera footage from inside a home near edmonds, washington, the home of a guy named willy crockett. he has a security camera to keep himself safe. you'll notice that the door opens and someone walks in. that is not the homeowner willy crockett. >> who walks into a room like that? >> right. >> all freaky scary. >> this man. a man? >> this is a man wearing a dress with a shirt covering his head and face and this man seems to know that this security camera is there and watch him as he peers into this camera and uses a t-shirt to move the camera so he is no longer in view. this guy robbed willy crockett. let me tell you what he took from willy crockett's bedroom. he took willy crockett's father's ashes. >> what? >> crockett kept his father's ashes in a container on his safe in his bedroom and that is all that this guy took and now willy crockett is releasing this video

follow us on facebook, and follow us on twitter. we welcome ian katz, he covers economic issues for bloomberg news. inc. you for being with us. test,ok is titled "stress elections on financial crisis." what is your brought take away as we drill down some of the specifics? it is pretty readable for a book that a 600 pages long and it goes over some pretty dense topics. this is a lot of washington inside stuff in there. i think they did a good job putting it together and making it readable. there are some interesting behind-the-scenes stuff from the financial crisis. not full of huge surprises for those of us that followed geithner are closely over the last few years. interestinglot of things about him, his background growing up, and some of the things that happened at crucial moments that will certainly add to the store of knowledge on the financial crisis. and: did he want the job when he faced that fears criticism over his own taxes, why did he decide to stay in the nomination? guest: he was a reluctant person to take the job. his

wonder if there is a speed that truck has to hit before it can take off. ♪ >> there is a new trend on facebooknorthern norway dudes challenge their buddies to take the polar plunge. super cold. this guy is going to take the plunge on a bicycle. here it goes. oh my. >> he gets going to about one mile per hour. and nose dives off that peer and into the water. and the shock initially but then he's all right i can deal with this. so now he gets to challenge someone else. >> sounds like it. this guy, he dives in. this guy cannot wait to get out now. now this next video this dad pranking his son. it is like resistance training. dad pulls off a prank that not even your worst enemy should do then, let's go. the kid goes flying and doesn't get up right away either. >> it is real or fake with matt. >> that is the segment. real or fake. >> see how a meat head breaks a sweat and how a roller coaster takes a scary dive. >> it is fake because the person filming it would have said oh my gosh. and monday's buzz word for a chance to win an ipad mini. >>> closed captioning provided by: now back to the show. >>

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. >> reporter: we've been hearing from the interior minister comments he posted on his facebook page talking about fighting around sloviansk. he said in fighting ukrainian troops lost four people killed on the ukrainian military side. he said 20 injured in the fighting yesterday. heavy clashes around sloviansk, the pro russian strong hold city of course. he's claiming up to 30 were killed on the other side. that's not confirmed by the fighters inside sloviansk itself. they did talk of loss of life today as well. heavy fighting around there. the interior minister claiming again these are not just local people. he was saying on facebook they're meeting russians, people from crimea and also czechs there yesterday. it's what the interior ministry and government in kiev has been saying all along, this was not a lo local rebellion but something now involving from outside ukraine or certainly outside this region of eastern ukraine. in terms of the airports, we understand internal flights in ukraine coming to donetsk and leaving donetsk do appear to be operating again. international flights w