it gives trooper bolt one last chance to grab on to her and save her life. >> i was able to get aholdher arm, keep her there, and then just wait. there was no way i was getting her over the wall by myself. i wasn't going to try and re-adjust the grip. >> together with a third officer, deputy kevin cunard, les bolt and sergeant bill morgan are able to pull the woman to safety. >> he's pulling her back up. >> she was what i have always called giving us the thousand yard stare. to me, that's where someone doesn't see anything going on around them. they're just looking a thousand yards away. >> the suicidal woman is tina zaun, who is experiencing post-partum depression after the birth of her second child. >> i remember just being in the house and just feeling numb. just numb. the statistics show that postpartum depression reaches its height 90 days after the birth of a baby, and we almost hit it to the day. we were like three days off. >> tina's depression is so deep, her husband had asked tina's mother to help look after her. >> apparently i was talking about jumping. i don't remember ta

of everybody, i can't get ahold of meredith, she's not answering her phone, her door's locked. there was lots of concern. i said okay, you know, call the police and then she did and you know, the police came and then they had actually one of the other roommates' boy friends broke down the door because the police wouldn't do it. >> reporter: behind meredith's bedroom door was her body, covered by a blanket, blood everywhere. meredith had been sexually assaulted, stabbed and slashed in the neck. a bloody hand print left on the wall. bloody footprints on the floor. as police began to process the crime scene, suspicion soon began to fall upon amanda. partly due to what police believed was a faked forced entry through the window. observers also thought amanda's behavior was odd. she and raffaele stayed in the living room while the others broke into meredith's room. francesco moresca is an attorney hired by the victim's family. he says amanda's behavior was enough to make her a suspect. >> translator: the famous behavior of amanda knox cannot be justifiable if we compare it to the wa

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try to get ahold of his parent. find out what she's going to do, what her plans are.nicate that back to either me or the superintendent so we can make a plan. all right? >> okay. >> how do you feel about that? >> i'm cool with it. >> she'll be here, don't you think, today? >> yeah. >> all right. >> good. let's make this thing happen then. >> okay. i will get your clothes. i'll have you change. >> sometimes it can be a couple days before they can get a ride. >> just stay right here. >> okay. >>> coming up -- more frustration for charles taylor and the pendleton staff. >> she must have turned it off. it went straight to voicemail. >> meanwhile, michael brehm fears retribution from his cellmates. >> i've seen a guy who was scheduled to go home in three days and somebody put a shank in his bed. he didn't get out for another 90 days afterwards. >> and extra staff are called in for an uncooperative teen. >> you've got to get your clothes off and get in the shower. come on. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> indiana's pendleton juvenile corre

his clients who was a topless dancer, and this came from phone calls that susan hamilton had gotten ahold of. >> susan discovered that her husband called the dancer more than 60 times. >> this was nuclear in her eyes. and she even moved out for a night, went to stay with her friend. >> dr. hamilton had been to her club. she had done a table dance for him for about $100, possibly on more than one occasion. >> dr. hamilton denied the two were having an affair, but with so many calls, susan was skeptical. >> it was not even the fact that he had done it, that he had actually been chasing this girl a little bit, but what was important was that susan hamilton believed he had done it. >> the one week before the valentine's day murder, susan hamilton had made dr. hamilton write a letter to this dancer, refusing to be her doctor any further. >> and the media had their own suspicions about dr. hamilton. it started when reporters heard the tape of dr. hamilton's 911 call. >> no, listen, i'm a doctor. i've been trying cpr. please send somebody, quick. >> is she breathing? >> no, she is not breathing,

already put up signs here, the father is on a plane to india to visit family, he has been trying to get aholdf him to tell him the news but his father left his cell phone here and he has to wait until 4:30 in the afternoon until his dad gets off the many and hopefully gets to wherever he is and can get on a land line and relay again he has just won 1 million dollars. >> yay, that will be good news t part on, thank you. >>> well, several bay area water districts are giving notice bought when they might order water rationing. they say they could impose 25% cuts after april 1st and san francisco fran says it will have a better idea by april 2nd, east bay mud says it is looking at and 8th and contra costa says it would occur in may. >> a few visiting high clouds today, no rain drops expected but by next we can we could have a change that could increase the rainfall potential. here is our camera, a few high clouds, cirrus clouds moving interest the region but basically cloudy skies, you problemy noticed it is mild, temperatures the warmest spots could be flirting with the 70 degree mark, on storm

i'm going to go up there, try my best, get ahold of the ball like last year.uld be amazing. >> sanford women's basketball dropped to sixth in the nation after losing to washington but took it out on the arizona schools and today crashing arizonat maples. a blowout. 15 points, nine boards, played three quarters. the biggest lead of the game was 41. bonnie a game-high 17. three in a row in the first half and stanford first and crushing arizona 74-48. >>> 22nd ranked cal women. despite rolling her ankle on friday. brittany is back, threw down 21 and six assists. meanwhile, tim had a career high 23 points to lead the bears as they beat number 15 arizona state. >>> okay. let's see it, northern opened down in l.a. where bubba watson who has not won since the 2012 walked in style. >> hey, daddy. >> hey, daddy. >> bubba's son kalob rooted for his dad, 22 months without a win, five of his first eight. charles schwartz made a late charge for the top stop and chips in for the bunker and finishes at fifth faltering down the stretch. dustin johnson needed this birdie on 18

richard got his drugs online are easy to get ahold of. i ordered these late in the afternoon and they arrived the very next morning. they have not for human consumption written all over them. if you look at the name it suggests something very different. blow is a slang word for cocaine. 68 people died after taking these psychoactive substances in 2012. the contents are change to get around government bans creating a major challenge for ministers. >> i want action taken. we have been taking action. we are ahead of the game but have not yet cracked it. >> richard's family want people to see just how much damage hese substances can cause. needed to stop the illegal wildlife trade. that was a call from britain's prince william on the eve of a london conference aimed at tackling the problem. ere is a look at the crisis. images. are staggering rhinos, an expert fear a nand for its horn may further endanger the animal. now from vietnam on a trade which some are trying to stop before it is too late. >> i have been told the best place to find rhin

conference call is reporting the boy later manage -- chronicle later managed to free himself and got ahold of police. >>> we are hearing from the family of a man shot dead by alameda sheriff deputies last week. relatives fought back tears as they shared memories of him. they say he had his issues, but didn't to die. >> my father was a good man. we talked on an everyday basis. my family, we are now crippled. we depended on our father for a lot of things. now we have to it is here and rebuild. our life is changed drastically because of what happened. >> groins was killed monday after he allegedly assaulted paramedics trying to put him in an ambulance. the family claims the police acted in haste and will file a lawsuit. >>> a new law for bars and restaurants requires chefs and bartenders to wear latex gloves when handling food and drinks. many say the gloves don't make food safer. it just slows down customer service. >> when it comes to working down the line and pumping out orders, that gets to be a real hassle. >> i don't know if you have been to a bar on a friday night. you may have waited

get ahold of the ball like i did last year, amidessing. >> i'm heldded to arizona tuesday. a's right here on abc7 news. >>> stanford women's basketball dropped to number six after losing to washington last week but got back on track, beating arizona state friday, and today hosting arizona, and it was blowout. chiney ogwumike, 15 points, nine boards. stanford's biggest lie was 41. bonny am sewellson, five three-pointers, stanford still first. crushing arizona, 74-48. >>> 22nd ranked cal women hosting arizona state. despite rolling her ankle on friday, boyd had eight boards and six assists. and rigby, career night. leading the bears as they beat arizona state, 74-63. >> northern trust open in l.a. riff ya country club. bubba watson, who has not won since the 2012 masters, walked interest the winner's circle in style. his son came up rooting for his down. gone 22 months without a win. charles schwartzle making a late charge. from the bunker on 14. knocks it for & but finished in fifth. dustin johnson, runner up last week, needed this birdie to die bubba for the lead. won't go

there they are, one of the lifeguards within a matter of minutes is able to get ahold of this youngster. they've got him saved. eventually you see a good look at the boy up close when the guy with the camera hands him over his flotation device. you start them heading back to shore and you see the boy definitely shaken up. >> wow, that's amazing that they can spot the one struggling swimmer considering how many people are out on the beach and the water. how do you know this guy is in distress? >> training. that's what they are trained to do. >> true, true. >> the poor kid must have been exhausted. it must be a scary feeling. we've experienced it in the ocean when you experience the one little wave, whoa. >> the boy makes it back to shore safe and sound. >>> police pull you over for a traffic stop. you're supposed to pull over and stop. but one 43-year-old woman from lansing, michigan, didn't do that. we go to the dash cam video. this happened in deli township. this is from a sheriff's cruiser, you see the woman blow by, running a red light i might add. they make a tu andfollow. e sheriff

get ahold of the ball like i did last year, amidessing. >> i'm heldded to arizona tuesday.ith the giants and the a's right here on abc7 news. >>> stanford women's basketball dropped to number six after losing to washington last week but got back on track, beating arizona state friday, and today hosting arizona, and it was blowout. chiney ogwumike, 15 points, nine boards. stanford's biggest lie was 41. bonny am sewellson, five three-pointers, stanford still first. crushing arizona, 74-48. >>> 22nd ranked cal women hosting arizona state. despite rolling her ankle on friday, boyd had eight boards and six assists. and rigby, career night. leading the bears as they beat arizona state, 74-63. >> northern trust open in l.a. riff ya country club. bubba watson, who has not won since the 2012 masters, walked interest the winner's circle in style. his son came up rooting for his down. gone 22 months without a win. charles schwartzle making a late charge. from the bunker on 14. knocks it for & but finished in fifth. dustin johnson, runner up last week, needed this birdie to die bubba f

. >> if this is real then, nissan needs to get ahold of this truck, look, our truck is powerful. >>>ell, the animal kingdom can be a routeless place, but it is all part of the law of the jungle. this is in south africa at kruger natiol park. we're seein analaross the dam. watch this on that third hop something's here for lunch. that's a crocodile. >> boy. >> boom. >> in this video from wildlife photographer rene vandershift and we see it in slow-motion, too. >> it doesn't stop the the other ones from jumping across. >> it's, like, that impala knew it was the sacrificial impala, almost like the impala did it on purpose so the other ones could get away. >> cleared the way for the other ones. >> i think it was unintentional. i'm just throwing that out there. i think he still wanted to get away. >> if you're a crocodile fan, you love this video. >> from ruthless to just pretty damn cute. this is a pride of lions hanging out here also in kruger national park and really they are minding their own business, mom and a bunch of brothers and sisters hanging out. we do almost see a little fight

you could grab ahold of him. no foul called there. harrison barnes in his first 20- point game since mid december. cut it is lead to two late going. but the suns guard dragic. double digit ifs the free-throw line. he was unbeatable. playing with a purpose. as the warriors fall in the desert, 122-109. >>> college ball, usf trying to pull off a road win at byu. couldn't clear the grass. matt carlino with the three. >>> how about saint mary? randy bennett trying to come up with all kinds of combinations. steve hope. career high 29. they do take it in overtime. 69-67. at texas tech tonight, boy, cowboys guard marcus mark exchanging a word with a fan. and a shove. the fan apparently a super texas tech fan said i did not use the n word, but i said something i shoulden have. a technical foul, but no ejection in the game. >>> still to come, back to pebble beach where dennis o'donnell is rubbing shoulders with hollywood and entertainment world's elite. ,,,, i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. to speak my language

. >> what happened to one officer when one reporter got ahold of the video. >>> it's a strange sight for some folks in pennsylvania. >> they woke up in theni morng and they were, like, what the heck? >> see what it takes to make a snow roller. >>> the pilot carefully lands a chopper on snow. >> it's on what they call skids. >> why skids is a good word for this. >>> plus, ipad minis are great for a million things. now get the buzzword for your shot to win one. >>> and what could make a 6-year-old little brother -- >> react like this. >> what's wrong? >> now meet the big brother behind the great prank. >>> i have some video exclusively obtained by our friends at yxyz in detroit that shows an opener is cut on camera you could say. this video shows a woman shortly after she was brought into the warren police station in michigan. according to reports she was arrested for trashing a local motel room. watch what happens. something a little bizarre, something you don't see caught on camera inside a police station. >> it's, like, a haircut, impromptu haircut. >> that's exactly right. you see

. >> therefore, if fraudsters get ahold of card holder data, they're not able to duplicate that datahentication that is dynamic and changes for every transaction. >> reporter: smart cards are widely used in europe, canada, and latin america. they are barely a blip in the u.s., where almost half of all credit card fraud occurs. >> the chip is very different. it's like moving from an eight- track tape to an mp3 player. >> reporter: tim murphy is with mastercard. the company has teamed with visa, discover, american express, and others to try and make the technology standard in the u.s. >> it is costly to do. it costs money for both merchants and for banks to issue the cards, and then to upgrade their terminals to take the cards. it's a little bit like thinking about if you wanted to redo all the entrances and exits to the interstate system in the u.s. >> reporter: so the major credit card companies have decided to force the issue. in october of 2015, businesses that don't accept smart cards and banks that don't issue them will be responsible for any fraudulent charges. but this technolo

. >> we have ahold of his mug shot. look at this guy.eading distributor of cocaine and cocaine-related items in the world. so another setback for toronto mayor rob ford. >> sources tell us he's responsible for more dead americans than osama bin laden. >> suddenly corn porridge seems like an understated nickname. be like finding out hitler's friends called him little snitsle. >> drug kingpin hiding in a little apartment. say hello to my little kitchenette. >> el chapo. >> too funny. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america" and have a great friday. >> live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> 4:30. a shooting in the district claims the life of a teenager and the shooter is still on the loose this morning. a late-night fire lease three dozen people out in the cold. good morning. i am jummy olabanji. >> i am autria godfrey. it is the coldest day of the week. >> i see you're rocking the black turtleneck. time to break out the winter gear to

from spying if they really wanted to could they intercept these lions if they if they wanted to get ahold of the information i mean if they spent millions of dollars on that a guarantee i mean you know they can intercept the lines so it's a lot easier of course to tap into a fiber optic cable right in your own backyard and that's where a lot of these cables were running in the united states we know that the u.k. is doing this. a lot they're just cutting right into the tables that are running off the coast of the u.k. so i think of huge amounts of data and sharing that with the n.s.a. and everyone but conceivably yeah the n.s.a. could send a submarine to the middle of the atlantic ocean find this new hundred eighty five million dollars cable or something they're building in top right into it and it's been documented going all the way back to the ninety's when the internet in these fiber optic cables started proliferating around the world that the n.s.a. was experimenting with doing just doing exactly that the same sort of activity of going to the bottom of the ocean and putting in secret t

prompting ukraine security forces to consider a full counterterrorism operation protesters managed to get ahold of pistols rifles machine guns. and now the authorities are looking at ways to prevent the opposition becoming a police force you go to prison off now reporting on the real risk of full blown civil war. since after the cease fire was reached still we're hearing the explosions from the fireworks which the rioters have been using to attack the police malls of cocktails are still being thrown around as well and earlier we spoke with the ukrainian foreign minister who was urged the leaders of the opposition to disconnect themselves from of the radicals or share the responsibility for the ongoing violence we call the opposition in ukraine. controlling the groups we have to. keep. cities. to distance themselves from extremists. to take. its own wins they russia's president discuss the situation in ukraine the german chancellor angela merkel saying that the west should condemn the actions of right wing ukrainian radicals and pay more attention to what should the country's authorities are try

many intercept these lines a day if they wanted to get ahold of the information i mean if they spent millions of dollars on that a guarantee and the teacher supply shirts like these here of course to tap into a fiber optic cable right in your own backyard and that's where a lot of these cables were in india since we know that the uk is doing this up a lot that is coming right in the cup tables that are running off the coast of new kind of sucking up huge amounts of writing sharing with them is that i never know what i can see we had the nsa could send us submarines in the middle of the atlantic ocean find this new one hundred eighty five million dollar table or something. the building in top right into it and it's been documented going all the back to mid nineties when the internet that can use fiber optic cables are proliferating around the world that the nsa was experimented with doing just that doing exactly that the same for the activity of going to the dog in the ocean and putting secret ops and his new stable wall place that hurdle baguettes of the nasty as the sun doesn't some

they did get ahold of it, though. everyone got a laugh. it was a little scary there at first.eal will participate in the three-point shoot-out tomorrow night. one of those new trophies. to beal will participate in the three-point shoot-out tomorrow night. also john wall will be in the dunk contest as well. >>> let's talk some olympics now. bode miller was one of the few olympic athletes that no one expected to leave sochi empty handed. but so far it's been disappointment for the 36-year-old as he failed to medal once again today. not a lot of love for the combined slalom course for miller. he started off rocky. he came out of the gates. really couldn't execute some of his first few turns as sharply as he wanted to. he told "the washington post" afterwards, quote, i was pretty lousy. bode ended up in sixth place. he was the highest placing american, less than a second from earning the medal. >>> to figure skating, men's free skate. yuzuru hanyu of japan led the way coming in, but he suffered two tough falls during the free skate. hanyu set the record straight in the short progr

field alert look out what i ask this because you would think it was a secret document how did you get ahold of that how did he learn that he was on this list well what we did is we undertook an investigation as a partnership for civil justice fund trying to get documents related to the arrest and other materials and what we found were able to eventually get into took quite some time was information that showed that the department of state actually opened an investigation into mr mcgovern into his lawful peaceful. re speech activities his writings his associations the groups that he works with and then the issued be on the lookout alert which isn't merely to look out for him the alert explicitly directs that he be stopped and questioned so it's a fourth amendment seizure it's for purely peaceful unlawful activities they are directing that law enforcement stop and seize mr mcgovern and question him and i do want to mention that we contacted the state department for comment their press officer told us not too long ago we cannot comment on matters currently in litigation so they're not really s

he and his wife, parents of little man, michael, who got ahold of a loaded gun and was lost to an accidental shooting. they say they heard from fellow police officers and strangers alike, saying it's time to change. and the father of little charlie, seen in this video. a father who believes that even very young children should learn how to use guns. charlie is 4. but after watching this special, that father told us he would no longer leave his guns out after use. and would immediately lock them up. again, all of us coming together on this issue. it was great to hear from you. we'll continue reporting on it. keep your ideas coming in the coming months. >>> and next, tonight, all of us, of course, talking about the big game. more than 111 million americans watched the super bowl, making it the most-viewed tv event in american history. all of us watching peyton manning of the broncos stunned in those first 12 seconds. and the seahawks with the loudest fans of any sport. abc's gio benitez, now, takes us behind the big moments we saw and some that we didn't. >> reporter: it was the shocking openi

if someone gets ahold we not much.d debt across e country are rising. which makes me wonder have we learned nothing from the great recession in which consumers loaded themselves with mortgage debt. nothing from the target credit card hacking in which millions of consumers have had their personal information comprised. this ripoff of consumer information has been one of the big issues lately. one will continue when the show moves to an hour earlier next week. that's right on monday we'll kick it off at 5:00 p.m. eastern. 2:00 p.m. on the west coast. >>> we'll have a ne segment "cash challenge." dump your cards and live on cash alone. tweet me or e-mail me. let me know if you can take the challenge and live on cash alone. it starts monday. our time will change. but our issues, hey, they say the same. that's it for the "the willis report." have a great night! we'll see you next week at the different time. don't forget! ♪ ♪ ♪ neil: your lucky stars that we haven't been hit since 9/11. what if we are to have been hit again?

in syria and given given the fog of war it's certainly possible that these groups would have gotten ahold of chemical agents also there have been several reports of the turkish authorities detaining people coming from syria into turkey with one case one group told having sovereign. so it's possible i don't know if they could get the materials into russia very easily but it's it's possible and it's something that was since they made the threat it seems to me it's incumbent on the authorities to. be on the alert for that and trying to examine whether it's possible now one thing that i think adds to your chemical weapons assertion is the fact that over the past few here is terrorists from the north caucasus have actually risen to prominence in syria and i believe one of them is even in charge of the northern wing of the of the arses of the islamic state in iraq and syria which is believed to be one of the most brutal groups operating now in syria so supposedly eve syrian rebels had some sort of access to chemical weapons it won't be such a big deal such a big problem for after the dagestan i

. >> toha was trapped in this brothel and she gets ahold of a phone, she knows about us, so she callset us? and we're able to work with the trafficking police and they secure a warrant to do a raid, however before they get there, there's a tipoff, the brothel owner finds out, moves all the girls, and when the anti-trafficking police get there, there's no one to rescue. [ speaking foreign language ] >> even the general acknowledges corruption does exist among police ranks. >> translator: there are two likely scenarios in svay pak. one, the brothel owner may intimidate a child by saying they have connections with the police. two, police in that area probably do have connections with the brothel owners. >> what would you say about how to confront this kind of corruption that is allowing these people to get away with the rape of little girls? >> translator: we must educate the police about their willingness to combat this activity. in the past there's been some. it's not like it doesn't exist, but we are resolving it gradually. we now have an anti-corruption unit and we have anti-corrupti

. >> this whole way where everybody can get ahold of you, no matter what, and like they just know everything about your life, like i don't know. i don't like it, i like so have my own life, and have the ability to choose who comments on it or not. you know. i feel like with facebook you lose that. >> snap chat, pinterest, and of course twitter are the social media of choice. with this generation. >> what are you doing on facebook, and now they are call in it, so they can see everything you are doing. so you are out drinking here, oh, thanks mum, yeah. >> in fact the biggest increase in facebook users during recent years has been among people aged 55 and older. now that's like totally uncool. >> i think of a huge part of that just had to be attributed to the rise of parents and grandparents and aunts and uncle whose reason othe platform, and commenting on photos that teens and young people are posting, and enganging in the way that is advertisers want to see people enganging in facebook, but that's not what teens are looking for. >> what teens are looking for is a parent free zone, online. >>

the city's club ahold wild game night. are hurnded the game hymns. the bay area last kick started nationwide trends. gun frerntgun friends hope it dy endure. melissa chan, al jazeera. >> today marked the third day of unrest in the country in which 25% of the pool beam do not have jobs. >> thousands of protestors took to the streets and by the way it was 30 years ago today that the saiserejevo olympics began. the opening ceremonies. music dancing visual story telling all emphasize the country's love of the arts. the u.s. like team maid their way sporting their new uniforms. the ceremony dime a close by the lighting of the olympic torch. >>> ross shimabuku is there. >> more money, more topic, the most the, sochi game which is more than all the previous winter olympics combined believe it or not. when russ was first judge awarded the games, their budget was 7 billion or $12 billion. our michael eaves takes another look at: security. >> various terrorism groups who claim to have startinged these winter games. although the plan, trusting the security to t

location information from the profile photo, so if that happens to be on the picture, and someone gets ahold of it, they might know where the kid lives. >> reporter: he took his concerns public and wound up in the new york times. he wants better privacy protection for students and a guarantee that data is use for academic, not advertising. >> as a parent, i don't want my six year old to have a marketing profile. >> rate now the issue about privacy in schools is like the wild, wild west. >> reporter: common sense has studied this and sees a troubling trend. >> the real problem is lack of knowledge and expertise, and the fact that there's no uniform standards and no clear and simple way that school distributes are protecting student privacy. >> reporter: a recent study shows 95% of school distributes turn to third party companies to store data in the cloud. this chief technology officer works with lots of outside companies. she saying big companies do the best job. it's the small startups that can cause real problems. >> they're one-sided and we have to go back and try to make this equitable a

. >> elliot escaped from maximum security prison in ionnia sunday after authorities say he got aholdniform, that camouflaged him with the snow. he peeled back two perimeter fences to get out. the fence is supposed to be electrofied. motion sensors sloof spotted him because it's electrofied. they are calling for a investigation into how he exploited weaknesses in the system. >> that explanation would be good to have. >> facebook turns 10 today. >> what was your life like before facebook? your best answers are next. here we go. >> you're cueing me. >> what was life like before facebook. >> used to have to wait for the 10 year reunion to see who got fat and bould in high school. >> met my italian wife. >> chris said his life was peace f ful. >> they all were, short days ago. >> thanks for watching. i'm alisyn camerota. >> here is gretchen carlson. see you tomorrow. bye-bye. >> fox news alert, senate set to pass a major new farm bill, $156 billion bucks, a billion a page. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson, welcome to "the real story." we're expecting the story a half hour from now. the

. >> this whole way where everybody can get ahold of you no matter what and they just know everythinglife like i don't know, i don't like it any more, i like to have my own life and have the ability to choose who comments on it or not, you know. i feel like with facebook you lose that. >> reporter: snapchat and pinterest are what they like in the generation. >> what are you doing on facebook and now they are a part of it and they can see everything you are doing. and you are out drinking here, thanks mom. >> reporter: , in fact, the biggest increase in facebook users during recent years has been among people aged 55 and older. now that is like totally uncool. >> i think a huge part of that just has to be attributed to the rise of parents and grandparents and aunts and uncles on the platform and commenting on photos that teens and young people are posting and engaging in a way that advertisers want to see people engaging on facebook but not what teens are looking for. >> what teens are looking for is arparent-free zone online. >> they want to know what you are doing and like check what

and dutch retail group ahold has a big presence up 3.39%.rth quarter figures were not above market expectations. that's the individual. yields are lower as cross the board today. accelerated during the session. we're at 2 pn 66% yield on the ten year when we finished the u.s. market. it was a big -- we had a well received auction yesterday. of the currency markets, dollar index is at a two-week high today. dollar yen has gone down to e e below 1 pn 0 -- 1.02. we have an update on what's happening in asia. >> managed to gain .3 despite the drain of the markets this week. but within china down 3.5%. over in japan, lost .3 ahead of the testimony. while the dollar yen has been largely flat at 102.36. but australia suffered the biggest loss in three weeks. also poor earnings from quan it is a. panasonic shares gained 2.62% today. tha thanks to its better than expected dividend plan. this comes a day after the report about investment plan in the u.s. car battery plant. but saw increasing selling extending a down trend since the start of this year.

i don't know how he could be that forceful and showing leadership on climate change and then get aholdhe president and say you know what? i think we have to build this pipeline because of diplomatic interests or whatever it might be. the state department final environmental impact study on the pipeline project said that it does not significantly alter the level of greenhouse gas emissions. does that give secretary of state john kerry an opening to go ahead and approve the pipeline? >> that's a good question. secretary kerry actually has all of the information that he needs to reject this pipeline there is a process under way, as you note. and we were glad to hear him in his speech call for the public to weigh in with their elected officials and with the public, people like him. so we definitely entourage people to go to our website, to lcb.org/xl comments to submit a comment to secretary kerry urging him to reject this pipeline. we think the report contains all the information he needs to reject the pipeline. >> secretary kerry also said we shouldn't listen to ideologues when it comes

. >> this whole way where everybody can get ahold of you no matter what, and they just know everythingr life, i don't like it anymore. i like to have my own life and have the able to choose who comments on it. >> reporter: snap chat, and of course twitter are the choice of this young generation. >> now your parents are actually part of it, so they can see everything you are doing. oh, you are out drinking here? oh, thanks, mom, yes. >> reporter: the biggest increase has been among people aged 55 and older, now that's like totally uncool. >> i think a huge part of that has to be contributed to the rise of parents who have parents and aunts and uncles on the platform commenting on photos that teens and young people are posting, but that's not what teens are looking for. >> reporter: what teens are looking for is parent-free zone online. >> they want to know what you are doing. they want to like check what you are doing whether you are doing anything bad. >> reporter: many teens are careful to keep the grown ups out of the loop. >> i am not friends with my dad on facebook, although he doe

one individual that the united states is having trouble getting ahold of, evidently that senior stateofficial, as of a few days ago no problem, they could pick up the phone. but now they cannot contact them. the senior state official terms as worrying. earlier the president did have a photo op with the mexican president enrique peÑa nieto. he spoke warmly of the burgeoning economic ties, then he made a forceful statement about the situation in ukraine. let's listen. >> i want to be very clear that as we work through these next several days in ukraine, that we're going to be watching very carefully, and we expect the ukrainian government to show restraint, not to resort to violence when dealing with peaceful protesters. we expect the peaceful protesters to remain peaceful, and we'll be monitoring the situation recognizing along with our european partners in the international community there will be consequences if people step over the line. >> there will be consequences, said the president. we learned the first step in those consequences are relatively minor step. no one expected to be