if you're on facebook, facebook can recognize your face, too. here's how. while we've been uploading more than 20 billion photos, facebook has been making biometric fingerprints of all our mugs. and now facebook has a massive collection of our faces. probably the largest collection in the world. kind of cool. kind of creepy. controversial enough that european union privacy officials have launched an investigation. here's how it works. that's our intern, brenna williams. >> i'm going to upload photos of myself. >> reporter: she's one of millions of people who is using this feature already. when she uploads photos, facebook recognizes her and her friends and says, hey, that's you, right? most of the time, it is, and tagging becomes almost automated. face recognition technology has been around for awhile. mostly used by police. they scan people walking into the super bowl and caught 19 criminals. the guys at face.com in israel showed us how facebook technology works. they are the largest facial recognition company online. >> this is nick. >> reporter: once the

how many people here have a facebook account that they use? mom, you have a facebook account. we have a little power point thing to come up. i don't know if it will be coming up, but it was an essential part of our discussion about social networking and media. before i get started with that, i want to introduce the speakers today. on my left is deanobeidallah. he is the founder of the new york arab-american, detestable which is in its eighth season. -- arab-american comedy festival which is in its eighth season. she is a prolific blogger and has an incredible twitter account and is on the cutting edge of questions of those rights of social media users and online activism around the world. so we will have to make very interesting perspectives today. we wanted to start with referencing the thing a lot of people has been talking about which is what happened with the performance last night. we also felt that episode had very specific relevance to the idea of social networking. we want to remind you that an on-line newspaper, politico, is who broke the story about what happened. we

right now there's 678 users on facebook.it's certain not an irrelevant website as our own scott mcgrew business tech guru would acknowledge. i'm curious, people surmising people are switching from facebook to twitter and linked in, i'm curious about the competition. >> the biggest competition facebook has is time as people do do twitter and linked in and all the cool things. who thought myspace would ever go away. >> it was pretty big. >> facebook is infinitily bigger. there's one called diaspra people are moving over to. not many. before we go, i want to talk about pandora. from one greek word to another, pandora in oakland. >> lot of smiles on those faces this morning. they have been going great. we'll keep our eyes on pandora. a local news update in half an hour. thanks for joining us. "today show" coming up next as we leave you with a beautiful sight attios emt. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fibe

we use facebook and where a -- facebook and twitter a great deal. it was used to organize a whole yogurt generation of arabs in the middle east, not talking about politics and reform, just the idea of getting together to talk about the economy. now the young people are communicating with each other and doing comedy. it touched on something else. the arab spring, to me, is not geographic. it is here in america. we are eating it here to empower -- we are using it here to empower each other. the arabs bring is a different mentality now. the world is changing. it was amazing to see the young people their use its. -- there use it. young arabs are doing standup on their own. they are using facebook, twitter, and youtube to get their message out. they are producing their road shows, which i think is actually better. it is more organic in the arab oral, stand-up comedy. >> you are not afraid of being overthrown? [laughter] >> is the comedy thugs that want me out. [laughter] infiltrators. >> the second point we want to talk about is campaigning or coordinati

i mean, i barely use facebook. it's like it's there because the same reason that maybe you need a, you know, a mailing address, but i can see why it's seductive for people and addictive for others, but i think the pressure to use it is, you know, you don't have to absolutely, but i think part of what is going on in our fascination with these toys and tools is a search for something that's missing. i was really struck when the ipad, the first ipad came out, and there was this incredible burst of attention to the launch. i mean, and i happened to look on twitter which i think is an interesting tool because it's more like a public bulletin board. you can see for of a pulse of what people who are using it are thinking and doing. it happenedded to be within days of obama's state of the union speech a year ago, and the percentage of people interested in the ipad compared to obama's state of the union speech was like, you know, three or four times as high. it was like a huge peak, and what i thought about that was there's

or to their facebook account. right now you can see there's no label for this photo. no one knows who i am unless they of course tag me which is where you go over here, you do the tag and type in bob redell and it comes up and you have to manually tell the computer, hey, that's me. well, facebook is now rolling out a new service, if you will, new technology. it's facial recognition. so let's say someone takes that photo of me and posts it on their facebook account. john smith, let's say. the technology will say, wait a minute, we recognize this photo as bob redell because we've got him in our facebook database tagged in other photos. so you can see where this privacy concerns arise. let's say if i was in the background of a photo, a place i didn't want to be seen at, at a strip club, a nudist colony, those are two very likely places, by the way for me, or maybe you are in a store and you're shopping off the discount rack in the background of a candid shot of someone, again, an uncompromising situation. >> there's

eight to even bill or facebook or seem to be running away in droves according to inside facebook they had six hundred eighty seven million members at the start of june but overall growth is slowing thanks to heavy losses and in just may of this year facebook lost six million users in the united states over one hundred thousand in the united kingdom russia and norway each separately and one of the half million in canada and even though there were that many canucks see how much you can learn from facebook and those numbers can't even come close to reflecting how many have just checked out and no longer log onto existing facebook accounts some believe that facebook is getting to a point of saturation is what's to blame for this but that would explain the slowdowns not the losses here's the thing and marks up or sucker go of all people should know this you can't own an idea and market you've done the best job of anyone out there pioneering the idea of social networking have been rewarded handsomely to put it mildly but if you take advantage of your customers if you keep taking advantage o

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it's been called a facebook revolution. >> facebookerything happens in all country, it is by facebook. >> facebook is your weapon. >> yes. ♪ >> reporter: the world watched in amazement as seemingly overnight, governments topples and dictators fell. >> this is the most fantastic tour we ever had -- internet. >> reporter: but behind the facebook pages and cell phone videos, is a network of arab bloggers and activists who have worked together for years, waiting for this moment. >> there are bloggers all over the arab world. people interested in technology. where it sends idea. >> reporter: they became web warriors in a sometimes deadly game of cat and mouse, fighting for the arab spring. but even now -- what's the helicopter doing up there? are they going to shoot? the dark winter has not yet ended. ♪ >> reporter: we tracked tweets through three countries. tunisia, egypt, and bahrain. following the cyber war that incited revolutiona arary movem across the arab world. first revolt began here in hue necia where the people overthrew a dictat

same thing with facebook. how many people here have read the terms of service on their facebook account, all the way through? not a person is raising their hands. how many of you are aware how often facebook has changed those terms to take things that are now private and make them public? i bet a few more people are aware of that. so this brave new world that we're in, that is giving us all these wondrous free services or seemingly close to free services is also stealing away our privacy and that's not even to mention what the government can do to listen in on your phone calls or to search your email or to do these things without a warrant. so privacy is in danger but it is not endangered by transparency organizations. julian assange has said very clearly that the more power you have, the more transparent you should be. the less power you have, the more privacy you should have. and i have not seen any evidence that wikileaks is after, you know, your personal laundry list. last point and then i'm going to hand

"today's" bob redell has more about facebook fatigue. >> inside facebook, this is a blogging and marketing research website, reporting that facebook itself, the website saw stupendous decline in numbers. particularly staunch in the united states. starting in may 155 million active users. by the end of the month, 149 million. for those of you keeping score, that's a drop of around 6 million people. 1.5 million canadians dropped out as well as hundreds of thousands of more users in the uk, norway and russia. and the rate of growth is down as well. it only added 11.8 million users worldwide, facebook that is. i say only, because if you look at the numbers in the past march 2010 to march of this year, the website facebook was adding 20 million new users a month. you can see a decline in growth. there's four possible reasons it's happening, one, just market saturation. there aren't more people to tap. one could be fatigue, people are tired of facebook. it could be seasonal, a temporary dip, just like we see a spike in gas prices or decline in gas prices, we could see the same right now with peo

you saw as facebook became more successful facebook is the giant. now google is the attention focused, very keenly on this area and google has assets to bring to bear. they know a lot about people who use it. they know a lot about their contacts. going to try to figure out when you search for something you will see one of the folks in your social circle likes the results that came up on your search page. google is committed and larry is committed to this product. >> the other company is apple which is probably of any company the smartest about how users use things. i went to a party one time trying and iphone and someone looked at me and said it is like bringing someone from google and someone from apple to a party. the iphone is better at parties. it is much more user-friendly so android is doing incredibly well. will that change? how well do you think they are equipped to move forward and be a little more savvy about how to deal with the public? they have never been good -- when they rolled out the nexus, nobody could call up and say my phone isn'

nevertheless, today's team is all about facebook.. jenner is asirs radio host. shelli palmer is the host of "live digital with shelli palmer." shelli, let me start with you, is facebook losing users? >> it's hard to tell. first of all, facebook regularly publishes its regular pages. not its active users. active users are significantly lower than the regular pages. they've been trending and it's hard to tell if the numbers are accurate. truly, it's not a significant story even if it is true because, really, 6 million people could take a facebook vacation on any given day for two weeks. we're getting in that point in our society. >> jennifer, you're still a big fan of facebook, but you also think it's problematic. so help us make sense of that. >> well, i love facebook. and i think there's less of a problem if we're very clear with our children, because i'm a mom. so if we're clear with our kids that there is no expectation of privacy with anything that we post on facebook, then i think it's okay. i also think that people need to reali

and did it to help people add tags to facebook.stions are only made to people when they add new photos to the site. and only friends are suggested. >> people feel like they got blind sided here. because facebook is offering something they think is in their interest. >> reporter: eric goldman says facebook did not break any laws but people need to think first before up loading photos. >> if you publish a photo, you don't know who might be able to use facial recognition technology against it. the fact that facebook is no more disconcerning than anybody else using recognition technology. >> reporter: facial recognition is already used by law enforcement, government and recruiters. >> facebook is a place to go share stuff. if you're not concerned about privacy, you don't put it in a place where you share stuff. >> reporter: some users would rather have been asked for, do you opt in before making it automatic. >> lloyd lacuesta. >>> there's been a major online security breech against a global giant. citigroup confirmed today hackers tar

facebook in particular. is the most appalling spying machine because it would be. he we have the world's most comprehensive database of people their relationships the interests of their locations communications we can talk to relatives all within the united states all accessible u.s. intelligence. because the first amendment specifically protects the right to freedom of assembly which means you can hang out with who you want the government or ference any release of information they could threaten that freedom would be in violation unless of course there's a compelling reason for the government to have that information for a criminal investigation and in which case they need a court order a warrant or subpoena which you can easily obtain from any judge with a simple bribe or blackmail but the precedent for this balance between your rights and the needs of government go back to the one nine hundred fifty eight case of the delta n w c p versus alabama and which the state wanted all of and p's membership information as the court ruled quote compel disclosure of affilia

it is twitter and facebook that capture their time and attention. indonesians' appear almost addicted to social media. they generate an astonishing 15% of the world's tweets. only the u.s. and brazil produce more. i just two years, facebook shot up from 1 million to 40 million users. so what has made these services such an essential accessory for the young indonesian? i net two cannot imagine their lives before the likes of twitter. >> mostly i use twitter. it is for my -- myself or whatever i am thinking about, what i see. >> it is part of your work as well? >> we have a twitter account of the radio announcer. and then also to promote our show. >> the world is crazy now. i use it to update myself about my friends, how they are doing. >> so it is an alternative to face-to-face contact? >> yes. some of my friends live in jakarta, so it is an easy way to get to know each other. i think they keep in contact. >> must indonesian's spend less than $5 a month on their contracts, and that includes unlimited access to facebook and twitter. margaret is a poli

and did it to help people add tags to facebook.gestions are only made to people when they add new photos to the site. and only friends are suggested. >> people feel like they got blind sided here. because facebook is offering something they think is in their interest. >> reporter: eric goldman says facebook did not break any laws but people need to think first before up loading photos. >> if you publish a photo, you don't know who might be able to use facial recognition technology against it. the fact that facebook is no more disconcerning than anybody else using recognition technology. >> reporter: facial recognition is already used by law enforcement, government and recruiters. >> facebook is a place to go share stuff. if you're not concerned about privacy, you don't put it in a place where you share stuff. >> reporter: some users would rather have been asked for, do you opt in before making it automatic. >> lloyd lacuesta. >>> there's been a major online security breech against a global giant. citigroup confirmed today hackers t

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was left out and what should have been asked of the republican candidates you can respond with on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows your response just might make it on air. now when you watch some of the most popular television shows do you feel like you're being brainwashed to conform to a liberal agenda and the argument we hear from conservatives regarding hollywood and even the news all the time that there's a liberal bias now there's a book that tells the story of quotes how television has been used over the past sixty years by hollywood writers producers actors and executives to remote their liberal ideals to push the envelope on social and political issues and its shape of america and their own leftist image now those are the words of author ben shapiro and these are just a few of his main targets shows like sesame street that seventy's show the mary tyler moore show and glee. let me see what are simply just there's something now gee i wonder what this could be. don't tell me who are going to tell me who's still kind of soft and fluffy you i think. the other kids. well reli

but after the show i don't know i just only got on facebook so now that she catches up with the rest of the world we're going to kill all this and she's never going to see pictures of the grandkids again. no i mean obviously none presented me and what i'm most looking sorry to say i think that you know they're trying to get fed up with the fact that everything that you do can be seen by people even if you don't want to that information is being sold to advertisers you know they don't like the fact that now if you ever want to get a job what you did on facebook and you may have been younger might come back to bite you drinking pictures of every college student yeah that stuff is problematic my daughter i know she has the real issue is that the default is no privacy that you are not informed and that you have to go in and change it to make things private is the real problem it's nice that facebook and google are being unmasked for the data mining privacy destroying evil weasels that they are. well i don't think mark zuckerberg is losing any sleep over it probably still a billionaire le

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head to the facebook fan page and leave a comment. a lot of you are commenting susan writes in saying if everyperson got in trouble for sending lewd picture i think every guy and girl on facebook or chatting on yahoo messenger is guilty but gail says i am tired of the irresponsibility teenage behavior coming from leaders. let us know what you think head to the wmar facebook fan page. >>> north carolina bus driver is accused of assaulting a special education student. you can't see everything on the tape but the arrest warrant says she struck a 10-year-old girl on the leg with her hand. she resigned after the district suspended her. she faces two misdemeanor assault charges. >>> and the morning commute for some in pennsylvania ended up with a pig in a blank a reporter was there when a pig was running on the highway traffic. causing drivers to dong it and a woman stopped and got it off the road. a reporter jumped in and used a blanket to get it under control. the woman is now looking for a rescue group to take the pig in. megan is offeri

facebook -- about half the people in the u.s. has facebook accounts. there's no growth in the u.s.line, some people claiming about spam. they don't want 50 messages about their friends scores of angry birds coming into their inbox every day. there's annoyance in this. without the prospect of significance growth. facebook is seeing a flattening even a small decline. their problem is, how do they grow oversea? >> right. and there's this fine line of being helpful and also being too intrusive. if you look at myspace. that used to be a big social media site. it totally tanked. do we see the same thing happening for facebook, or is it better positioned? >> i think in mark zuckerberg's nightmares, he sees the myspace scenario which is down 50% in activity over the last three year, eslings has become irrelevant at this point. what happened to myspace. facebook overtook it and offered a more valuable service. so people deserted myspace in droves. this is one reason that you see facebook pushing the envelope on the privacy concerns. they're constantly trying to innovate new services that wi

brian miller and will hook up one of our high school viewers from the school is spine on students by facebook with a great attorney adam goldstein from the student press law center because no one else on t.v. takes care of you the viewer like adam vs the man. or the. controversy has exploded recently over a disastrous a.t.f. operation known as fast and furious or project gun walker a debacle that allowed high powered firearms into the hands of drug cartels who then wouldn't you know use the guns in crimes you know the kind that result in death such as that of border agent brian kent. as outrage spreads spreads so does speculation that a.t.f. acting director kind of nelson will resign and yet another example of how government agencies have absolutely no ability to plan effectively or think critically the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms that's the bureau not the convenience store allowed mass quantities of high powered weapons to be sorts of suspected drug runners the agency had explicit intention of allowing the guns all the street where they'd turn up in crimes and that's exactly what

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what it could possibly do with your travel plans. >>> facebook fatigue. do you have social media burnout? some suggest the facebook fascination may be wearing off and the number of users may be leveling off, even dropping. scott, do you have an idea where former facebook users are going now. >> there are some alternatives out there. we'll talk about it in a bit. let's talk to mike about traffic. good morning. >> sometimes folks want to talk face-to-face. that's crazy. let's look here. antioch, construction cleared from eastbound highway 4. westbound, that's your commute direction speeds holding up. another half hour until that starts moving to highway 4 past 680, interstate 80, both coming off the bridges, very smooth right now from the north bay into the east bay. watch as that construction clears for the area and has for the roadways heading to the bay bridge as the construction cleared from the lower deck as well. no lanes from san francisco to the oakland side blocked. look at the headlights coming into the city. things are starting to pick up as far

for seed money. 50% of the facebook idea. zuckerberg says the document is a fraud. both sides are due in buffalo, new york, courtroom tomorrow. >>> organization called consumer watchdog filed a complaint with the federal trade commission accusing facebook of violating anti-trust laws. through the use of the virtual currency system facebook credit. consumer watchdog is targeting the deal between facebook and game developer zengha as another unreasonable restriction on trade. it's behind most of the games played on facebook. it's expected to produce $2 billion in revenue this year. 30% of facebook's 500 million users are in the united states. >>> just ahead, heightened danger in the fight against a major wildfire in new mexico. authorities say it's threatening the premier nuclear weapons laboratory. >> violence between police and protesters in greece. lawmakers vote on a plan to rescue nation from the severe debt crisis. fire threatening the los alamos nuclear lab in new mexico is continuing to spread. now covering more than 10

working if facebook is not all fun and games. they are the most stressed out. zuckerburg push them for constant innovation. a big push to focus on manufacturing and engineering. both are filled for companies worry about recruiting new talents. getting you help on the for closure front. not just enough to help the nation's unemployed. one effort started by the treasury department allows jobless to postpone their mortgage payments. as for the markets, stock futures are quiet. job is the theme back on friday. another dive for stocks because of slower than estimated job growth. people spending more on father's day. americans will spend an average of $106. that pales in comparison to what we spends on mothers, $141. i'm jane king reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. >> it looks like there were shopping for it washer and dryer for her husband on father's day. not a good idea. sony has been the victim of many hackett tk attacks. .> hacker's right and left same group that targeted sony has set eyes on nintendo. nintendo is investigating this. >> thank you. 63 degrees on tv h

you facebook, congressman.ied about your personal information and how far this could go? >> my facebook is in my office and we put up statements, videos and we abide by all privacy and security laws. but i'm not concerned there. i'm more concerned about an individual out there. or a child that just doesn't understand the implications of a picture or any other information being made more public and available to everyone. and i think that we need to actually implement now regulations, new laws in order to give that power over to consumers, rather than giving it to facebook or other information companies. >> let's just be really direct. we sort of mentioned it at the beginning here. i mean, the situation could be, let's say, your 12-year-old has a facebook page and a pedophile coming out of school takes a picture of her, uploads it, does the facial recognition technology, and, poof! all of her information comes up. this pedophile could find out where she lives, what she likes to eat, who her friends are. correct?

because facebook didn't tell us.o us in the consumers saying let us opt into this. we find out about it after the fact. so what's happening t.j. photos being tagged of you, you wouldn't want publicized. even though you can be notified and you can take the tag down the fact is it's already published. people are saying let us opt in, don't let it opt in by default. >> all right, i'm going to break this thing down for you now. a lot of people want to get out of this. it's not that easy to do. this is how you opt out. 500 million of you facebook use irs. this is good information. login to your facebook profile, click on account in the upper right-hand corner. from that menu the drop-down menu click on the privacy settings. then from the privacy settings you need to click on custom, at the bottom of the custom menu there's something that says customize settings. then you scroll down to something that's called "things others share" that's the whole section and it says suggest photos of me to friends, and that's where you n

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>> on "early edition" facebook page you're on there now. >> am i?> you didn't know that. >> you have no friends by the way. >> thank you very much. >>> not going to get many friends with this kind of forecast. we have some more rain out in the bay area. >> we know it's not your fault, lawrence. >> i know. >> we have to blame somebody. >> when it's sunny, you can say tough. [ laughter ] >>> showers continuing with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. thursday we catch a break but more rain moving in late in the day on friday and looks like a pretty wet weekend ahead here in the bay area. some places maybe over an inch of rain, impressive for june. we have a picture for you today. rain, wind and fishing in the delta. this is our own sydnie kohara... >> not photoshoped. >> we have some questions on this one. we are wondering if this could have been photoshoped. it looks pretty good. >> you have insulted every woman out there who likes to fish. this is not photoshoped! 38 fish in the boat yesterday. >> that's impress impressive. style points for t

rebels out there have footage of your own dance parties from last weekend please post them to our facebook page or email them to me at adamant adam versus amanda todd and will make sure the revolution will be televised perhaps even the television will be revolutionized the u.s. park police and more importantly to judge bates alike remind you of thomas jefferson's thoughts that might be relevant the next time you have the urge to suppress someone's first amendment rights for the sake of convenience quote the will of the people is the only legitimate foundation of any government and to protect its free expression should be our first object. but the police on saturday were still to their regular anti freedom shenanigans closing the memorial just before just before we got started keeping hundreds of would be dancers from joining us there excuse a suspicious package i hope they weren't referring to. anyway there was a drug sniffing dog said i'll just for the cage and lots of motorcycle cops and horse crap they were even actively prevailing the freedom of the press there kicking out journalists

announced a party honor facebook page.icited it as a public event. 1600 people lined up outside her home. and of the strangers brought presents. >> that is amazing. teenagers seem to be embarrassed by the things their parents do or say. father is going out of his way to make sure his son squirms in his see at. is greeted the bus in costume -- he has greeted the bust in costume. >> q. did not see your father dressed in a wedding gown -- you do not want to see your father dressed up in a wedding gown. >> if you think you're embarrassed by this, you should see your grandfather -- the kind of thing. >> i wonder what kind of relationship he has with his son. his friends look for to seeing the custom choices -- friends look forward to seeing the costume choices. >> coming up, will check the morning headlines -- we will check the morning headlines. >> there is some light fog. six to three at the airports >> welcome back. prince george's county police say out all and speed were factors in a deadly crash that killed three people in

good morning. >> reporter: big brother may not be watching you, but facebook is.he idea is your photos, your friend's photos are going to go through facial recognition and facebook wants to make it easier for you to tag all your friends almost automatically. anyone with i-photo knows what this is. it looks at your face and makes a guess at what your friends look like, what you look like and gives you a chance to tag those people in your albums. congressman ed markey is saying why do you have to opt into this and search after page after page of privacy settings to get yourself out of this. there are also privacy questions raised as far as way as the european union. a lot of people are concerned with this. facebook had troubles with popular apps like farmville giving out personal information to advertisers and some internet companies. facebook has a lot of questions to answer. this is about convenience and helping the user. live in washington. >> do we have anymore congress people with things to hide. it's interesting. a lot of talk. all right. thanks so much. >> re

>> i'll have my facebook people contact your facebook people. am i bad on facebook?i never know anybody's contacted me. >> she can hard spell facebook, henry. >> that's true. >> i'll see you at 11:00. >> we'll see you at 11:00. >>> for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage you can watch comcast sports tonight at 10:30, henry will be a big part of that show. >> i've got to check my facebook page, so we'll be right back. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> it's the night millions of americans have been waiting for, the hit summer show "the voice" comes to an end. but tonight they'll crown the voice. nbc's sara edwards joins us from burbank with the big finale tonight. and it all comes down to just a few. >> reporter: that's right, the fate of four finalists in the hands of viewers who have voted, so who is america's choice for "the voice?" we'll have to wait tonight live. b

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according to comscore, users spend 62% more time on facebook than google last month.oogle's newest venture has more privacy than the last two attempts. that you can share information more selectively. several features aim to mimic real life human interaction. users can notify a select group of people that they are hanging out and available for video chatting without appearing on everyone's chat list. google plus is available to a limit number of users. others need to be invited to use the service. >> the giants in yet another one run aware as they go for their eight straight win, and the a's run into a red hot pitcher and incredible defense as they try to get past the marlins. gary has all the sports, she next. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-ve

they actually started updating his facebook account about how cute is female hostage but i think we're going to continue to see things like this happen more and more i mean with the internet i thought it was really interesting that people were sort of commenting like hang in there bro we're rooting for you and oh my god oh and by the way the police are on the bush's watch oh rats with someone during a hostage situation this is you know like five years ago six years ago people like the most fears about surveillance state right but you know going back to the police clip that you showed earlier going back to this i find the technology of surveillance is fantastic i mean they know they knew where he was they knew his state of mind because facebook cops in rochester i hope to god they get punished they're going to be because it can only live it does save lives and he can expose and he was the one updating his own status and then he shot himself in the child i got a ride but i've you guys thanks for joining me tonight at that but night show thanks for tuning in and make sure that you come ba

on facebook he said this is b.s. olbermann never made me feel as though who is going to change his show this shame same show is exactly what i expected and was waiting for and when you graced time attacking the mainstream correspondent whose views most closely resemble your own it makes me question your motives and as a fan of your show i'm disappointed now perhaps you're older you did not expect anything different from keith's new show but i did it partly because as i said yesterday this is what he told interview said what we're trying to do is something that is utterly different than what's been done with television news in the last thirty years since the advent of cable in the grating down of that used to be the wall between news and everything else the television networks so i was just simply pointing out that what i saw on monday night wasn't any different the want he was doing it and that's n.b.c. before that relationship soured was a revolutionary it was an above the fray and part of that concentrated on perso

but one florida woman says facebook is a life saver.roke her leg, couldn't reach the telephone to dial 911 but she happened to have her laptop nice and handy so she logged on to the facebook group that only her family had access to and sent a message saying call 911, i need help. >> where else would i have gone to get any help if i didn't have that facebook page? >> had to wait a long time though. 10 hours and finally her daughter-in-law replied i'm on my way. cindy is on the road to recovery and says facebook will always be more than just a social network. saved her life. >>> a california girl takes home a big crown. you will meet the new miss usa coming up. ,,,,,, i work at the cable company, and i get to wear a hard hat... a question already! my mom says cable can't bundle cell phones. you mean wireless voice service? nobody does that. mom says at&t does, so... uh...uh... [ female announcer ] get more bundle choices than cable. call to get u-verse tv and internet, plus your choice of home phone or wireless voice service starting at 8

and now you the viewer are first come in today comes from trailers on facebook in response to my post. can't say that i just got a ticket for distracted driving for using my g.p.s. i can't cuss on t.v. but i can on the inner webs it was really a ticket for well check this out when when you noticed that i was using my phone for navigation here to help me drive better and you your fellow officer told me about it you actually were playing on pulling me over and then i responded to it with the bit of a smart alec remark is this is just to get for being a smart alec because you are in plano implemented over before that where you. put enough about me this segment is supposed to be good how brilliant our viewers are so from jay larson he said to a local police officer do you know why i pulled you over today me because fighting crime is real hard anyways also from facebook scott how would writes my i.v. w. shirt came in the mail today it's iraq veterans against the war i wore to the grocery store i was proud of all the weird stares i received a six foot four two hundred eighty pound dude with

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no comment from facebook. you can get to your facebook account via third party ipad apps. >>> california's job picture is sluggish. the state released figures showing the unemployment rate fell. even though nonfarm payroll jobs dropped by 929 -- 29,000. the tech industry is hiring and looking for engineers. which is why a donation to a university is seen as a big fs investment in the future. >> i'm not familiar with that. >> eric diaz is getting his first tour of the san jose state engineering department, a hands-on look at where the incoming freshman will be smending a lot of his time. >> very nice. way more complex than high school. >> reporter: eric and other engineering students here are getting a big boost from the tech industry, a $1 million donation from local companies led by san jose chip equipment maker kla tencor. >> it is more than just the long term. the valley is based on invasion and we need to invest in our community and this is a waif to do it. >> reporter: for kla the donation is an investmen

facebook added more than 1.9 million new users there this month alone. the u.s.the most represented country on the site with about 150 million members. >>> and represent a person on facebook, rob byrd. >> i get lots of great weather ideas from all my facebook fans and people who tweet as well. as you can see, we have diminishing showers. this after we saw two records today of rain fall. .3 at the airport in oakland and in sanoma, shattered a record. .2 of an inch in santa rosa. and the other side of the coin, unseasonally cool temperatures by the 6 to 16 degrees. average high is 77 degrees. your morning commute for your wednesday, you are going to need the umbrella because we are noticing increases. we'll have it happens 40 zs and 50s outside the door with spotty, scattered showers. when we see a few sunny breaks, there's a possibility of a thunderstorm. snow level down to 4,000 feet cannot rule out the possibility of a couple snow flakes. to the north in sanoma county. it's hit and miss scattered showers. we see a heavier downpour. some isolated shores across th

facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg said hastings has built a culture of continuous rapid innovation at netflix, something facebook strives for as well. hastings also serves as an independent director on microsoft's board. microsoft has an ownership stake in facebook. >> susie: why learning how to fail big is a good thing when it comes to silicon valley startups. here's harry lin, executive-in- residence at idealab, a technology incubator. >> for this month's commentary, i was tempted to talk about the technology market and frothiness, bubbles, and snake oil. but we don't need me adding to the hoo-hah. instead, as a veteran of the internet industry, i'm going to talk about the flip-side of irrational exuberance-- startup failure. conventional investor wisdom has it that seven out of ten tech startups go belly-up. out of the other three, only one or two are massive hits, providing outsized returns, which then make up for the seven losses. how does such a seemingly upside-down system keep going? because of

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no word from google. >>> what you say on facebook has an impact on how hundreds of your facebook friendseople. he found the facebook users who post positive comments had friends who used positive words in the next few days. friends with negative thoughts always used negative words in their postings. part of that is encouraging. you feel negative, i feel negative on your behalf. >> if you are around positive people you're going to feel good. >> yeah. >> but people check that all the time. people are addicted to it especially when you first get on facebook, it's like oh, my god i got another friend. what are they saying, what is this? >> i'm the worst. all of you have tried to friend me in the last couple of weeks, i promise i'm going to get on there and get it all taken care of. >> you better. >>> an l.a. boutique helping customers look good in jeans by offering a unique perspective. >> fanny cam. inside dressing rooms, the so- called bootie cam shows shoppers exactly how they look in a pair of jeans. american rags says no one is viewing what's on the camera and most customers seem to lik