la mayoria de sus victimas con quienes entablo conversacion en paginas socales como myspace fueron hispanas. "claro que uno va a dejar a sus hijos en medio del centro de houston y les dices buena suerte. si uno no sabe lo que esta haciedo su hijo o su hija donde individuos como estos que son profesionales en identifcar las partes emocionales de los ninos y ninas se aprovechan de esta situacion" el metodo que este sujeto uitlizo es conocido como sextorcion. creo un total de 135 alias o nombres de usuarios falsos para charlas con las ninas. segun estadisticas, el 75% de ninos y ninas de los estados unidos suben fotografias explicitas al internet y terminan siendo extorcionados sexualmente. el 5% de estos casos culmina en violaciones. "yo ya he hablados con ellas y les digo qeu si son personas que ellos no conocen no tienen que contestar "

>> all right, i had three myspaces. right? one of them was tyler something.drawings and a couple of beats i made and random ideas and stuff. i put it under tyler the creator because i couldn't think of anything else. that kind of got -- that page got more popular. and then i just ran with it. i did not plan this out at all. >> jimmy: i think that's smart. i have to say, when i first saw your name in print, tyler the creator, i was intrigued. i wanted to know, what's going on here? does this guy have his own religion? what is happening? >> not yet. i've been trying to start a cult and i failed miserably. >> jimmy: you've got to keep trying. you're very young. how old are you? >> 24. >> jimmy: you've been successful a few years now. have you ever had a regular job? >> i worked at starbucks and fed ex. oh my god. horrible. >> jimmy: was it really bad? >> starbucks was cool because i stole cheese danishes every day. fed ex was so depressing. it was just -- the spirit there. just older dudes like -- just pushing boxes. but okay with it. and it scared the living he

seemingly going the way of yes, the dreaded, myspace.witter though is not doing badly financially. if you listen to the call the main take away was these guys are telling me to sell ahead of the massive stock no doubt destined for insider selling, $750 million to poultriry $450 million in capital expenditures when they need them. twitter calls make you feel like an absolute moron for liking the stock. i didn't get a better feel when sneaking to ceo today who told me to hold my breath. yelp is desperate to put lipstick on this pig. he's giving away a free service that he wants advertisers to pay for even though many don't need it and have a hard time justifying the low rate ofreturn for their advertising dollars. i see little hope yelp can turn it around without massive lay offs and cheaper ad rates and something more prouser than now. i think the business model for mitigating bad reviews, which many view as a protection racket, isn't paying off because there too many other sort sources of sri lankareview on the web. twitter still has a s

they hear the words "social networks" nowadays think, you know, online networks like facebook and myspaceand orkut, even, in brazil, and so forth. but actually, the kinds of social networks that james fowler, my coauthor, and i are interested iare e real olfashioned social networks that human beings have been making actually for tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of years. so i have friends, i have relatives, i have neighbors, i have colleagues and coworkers, and they in turn have relatives and friends and colleagues and coworkers, and as a result of that, we assemble ourselves into these very ornate, almost baroque structures. they look like tangled christmas tree lights-- you know, these incredibly intricate structures where every light might be a person and the wires represent connections. and we'll assemble ourselves into these very expansive, elaborate, and complex structures, and then we proceed to live out our lives embedded in these structures, such that i'm connected to the people i know directly, and they are in turn connected to still other people, whare in turn connected

they were awkward and i realized they were joking and i realized myspace was old school. 10 years from now, will the social campaigns be relevant? >> i think certainly communication online communication and social spaces is going to remain for at least the foreseeable long term. let's put it that way. in digital terms. so that i do not think is changing. there has been a lot of trends that have been happening, based on consumer user behaviour. such things as now there's retraction from open public communication to a lot of people wanting that private one to one or not saved communication back. so i think we are going to see those types of waves, which is what types of communications we want. how people are connecting. how they are communicating online. i don't think online or digital communication will go away soon. >> as far as the huge social media campaigns are concerned, do you believe there may be a need for social media reminder to start the process and make sure that it is finished. what do you mean by the last part reminder? >> that we use social media to remind people that yes

focus in on young girls that are being displayed or advertised on various internet sites such as myspaceredbook. >> what these officers find routine is considered progressive by law enforcement standards. >> we take it very seriously. we've been working with the fbi for years. the exploitation of girls underage on the internet is also a federal offense. >> with help from a federal human trafficking grant the oakland pd and the fbi regularly conduct sting operations. >> again, the mission is to rescue any underage prostitute from being exploited and identify and arrest their pimp. an officer will make a deal for a sexual act in exchange for currency. targeted individuals will be taken into custody. >> their objective, to rescue young girls in trouble. a male officer plays the human decoy. he will call young girls from online ads and ask them to meet him at this hotel. >> there are certain girls we have focused in on. we've gone ahead and we printed out their play name or stage name so to speak. where they can be reached at. we will start calling those individuals and attempting to lure th

and he had his computer set up in his bedroom and he would peruse through myspace and stick-cam, a video skype is today. and he would go around in cyberspace looking for young teenage girls who he found attractive or someone he felt he could victimize. >> again, when you look at these cases, hundreds of them -- and we talk a lot about how the law is behind technology or technology has provided bad people a chance to do things unimaginable. when you first saw this case, what did you think was happening here? >> actually it came to us -- i was the duty agent in the jacksonville office that day. it was december 30th of 2009 and literally it was five minutes until 5:00 when i got a call from the national center for missing and exploited children. and one of our analysts up there had said that this complaint had come in to the national center for missing and exploited children from a victim's mother, subsequently ashley reynolds. and explained what had gone on there. and further analysis complaints that had been received by the center tied it to possibly two or three other complaints hence th

silicon valley says wait a minute i know how to fix twitter make a better platform and might be another myspacer even at 31. lee thank you very much for onjoining us got you. check out l big board yeah this is the high of the session, a 63 point gain 177 almost. all right facebook the reports that results after the closing bell today it is at 95 a dollars a share right now. a lot of people saying is this the next doctor that goes zooming well over 100. we shall see. high per sales at buffalo wild wings, enough that goes 18 dollars. that is a -- austin have you been eating all of these? >> delicious. look at that 10% up. but same story at panera 70% on gain on a stock that size. the high 204 earlier. 200 even now. hey fast food for weight protesters your days are numbered because while you remember screaming for 15 an hour wages mcdonald's has them rolled out a self-service kiosk. several of them in the united states. a move that ceo says is a direct response to the minimum wage heck. welcome to the program. good to see you. >> good to see you again stuart thank you for having me on. so you run

my mom used to say in my time in a myspace will make a difference with god's grace. thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> on this tuesday morning back to the u.s. senate where members are expected to return to work on the six-year highway and mass transit bill that funded set to expire this coming friday. we should see several procedural vote on the measure today. final passage for possible for the end of the week. the house is pacify the entire extension with house majority leader kevin mccarthy will not bring it up for a vote on the house floor. lie to the floor of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. most gracious god, we rejoice in the visible manifestation of your love. you save us from ourselves opening to us paths of deliverance from narcissistic detours. when we go astray, you seek and save us. you came to our world to free us from sin's shackles, providing us with the rights to life liberty and the pursuit of h

musical creation owl city started if he is parents' basement and gained a huge following through his myspaceadam young and taylor hanson. good to see you. i have to get this out. you have a collaboration on the record. is it true that you just met yesterday? >> that's true. it was a long time coming. felt like it was meant to be. at long last. >> we were working remotely. it's a modern musical romance. >> is this the first time you will have performed together? >> thankfully no. we did rehearsal yesterday. we did that at least. >> how does a song come together these days remotely? >> adam sent us the song. we collaborated on it a little bit. got to record. >> it was the 11th hour of the drk emo. i sent it to the guys and today just head it far better than it would have been otherwise. >> you were just here not long ago with blues traveller. you're getting requests for collaborations. doesn't it feel good? >> we have huge respect for adam and owl city and blues traveller. it's great to be asked. this is a fun song. it's a good time to get to stretch your musical muscles. >> adam your ascent h