people make facebook accounts, fake facebook accounts all the time. there is nothing illegal about it right now. nothing that's been done in the courts or anything. youth by all means can do it. things to remember, though is don't talk too much. we have -- our graffiti detail is four members. one of the things we had one guy on his own little facebook account doing his thing and when you talk a little bit too much, then they start realizing who you are and they'll just label you a cop. once you're labeled a cop, that account is pretty much done. can't ask incriminating questions. you can if you want to, but it's not going to help you in court. you know what i'm saying? your questions on there are going to be on that subpoena or the paperwork that facebook gives you back for you to get that intel. do you understand what i'm saying? don't ask incriminating questions. i worked the neighborhood enforcement team. we picked up prostitute $. there's certain questions you can't ask a prostitute before you start incriminating, you know, start pulling her in, y

and i think, you know, it was the beginning of facebook. i do think it really captured something about the creation of that site and was very honest. >> and speaking of facebook, the social media sites announce they're adding a gift card option for users in the u.s. that means you can get a friend card to stores and restaurants like target and the olive garden. you can find out more about this on cnnmoney.com. >>> all right. staying with technology now, netflix hoping it can start its own revolution with original programming. this weekend, the online movie service made the biggest bet yet releasing the $100 million series house of cards. the show stars kevin spacey as a manipulative and devious house majority whip. earlier, spacey spoke about the parallels between the politics of abraham lincoln's era and the one in his latest show. >> and, you know, when you watch even a current film like "lincoln" and you see even a president who was as beloved and in some sense has been almost put in a saintly spectrum in terms of how we view him in amer

you won't get off facebook. if your friends are on facebook, you're staying there.an ad revenue stream like google and amazon in the early days. >> you heard them make their cases as well. if you had to pick between one stock, which one would it be? >> i'd pick facebook and because i actually own facebook for all the reasons the guys highlighted. i do see potential for facebook. you want to look at crazy things, obviously they both look extreme. i think in front of them now facebook has a much better opportunity to potentially double, to merv's point. >> we mentioned bill's firm has brought hottest tech names public the last several years. want to know what companies are in the portfolio now we should be watching closer than ever. which of the companies are you most excited about probably folks in this show have had experience using or heard of? >> two they should be using if they haven't, next door and oober. next door is a social network for your local community. they hit 8,000 neighborhoods in the u.s. in all 50 states and announced a new financing, a peer of our

facebook in terms of getting information. facebook is much more family oriented. your network is really your network of friends. but twitter is where, if you're a journalist, or... >> public person or a politician. >> ... you can disseminate information. >> reporter: in short little bursts there. of course you have the social media app insta gram where people can share the photos and eliminate the facebook middleman. is the data showingny difference with age rge here? >> yes. i think so. the older folks are deciding that they've tried it. they don't like it. 20% of them have said i'm not going back. my mother is included in that. i mean, she didn't like the privacy limitations. >> younger people grew up with facebook, they're in college, i think to them whether they're addicted to it or not, it is like the electric utility. they need to be wired into that. >> reporter: we'll be keeping an eye on that. thank you very much, howy, lauren, appreciate your time. now it's your turn to weigh in. have you taken a break from facebook?

>>i've always been on facebook and i know that most of the world has been on facebook. there's over 850,000,000 users on it right now, and uh.. i've played on there and i always notice these ads in the right hand corner and i saw that uh.. people were actually getting paid to put those ads there. there are all these companies out there, and they make really good products. i mean they- they have really good products, really good services but just because you have a good product or a good service doesn't mean that you understand how to market that product or service. >okay. >>they have no idea. so they're willing to pay online marketers to put their ads out there on facebook and all these social media outlets that generate for them, customers. >here's what's in- i want to take this one step further. because you think oh, i got to be able to sell something to somebody, right? well get this, given your system, there's actually companies that just want someone to sign up their name, their email, and they'll send you- they'll send you money just to do that not to sell anythin

keep in mind, the more money that facebook keeps for itself, the more new facebook innovations and newand break throughs we're going to have in the economy so we shouldn't fault investors, companies or individuals for wanting to keep more of their own money and produce with it, that benefits themselves and benefits the economy. >> kelly: your take on this, it's a smart move that facebook made and other companies should perhaps follow suit, if they can? >> absolutely. companies should seek, kelly, to maximize their profit, maximize their benefits, and that not only does it increase their bottom line, but it's better for the economy at large and i think you think about not what facebook doesn't pay taxes, but what it produces for themselves and 900 million users and-- >> i know you're investing and coming up with ingenious ways to come up with money and molly and i have a capital idea for you, give us a call and we'll talk about it. >> will do, will do. >> kelly: thank you. >> molly: a new study linking alcohol and cancer and the risk factors both men and women should know about. hi. hi.

facebook doesn't have that. facebook is trying to show you ads. valuable and, you know, so it's too early to say it's peaked but it needs to recognize the mobile problem and the engainment problem. >> i spend more time on twitter because for facebook it's harder to get newsy developments and my news and everybody's news feed because the way facebook has changed the rules. >> i think you're on the other end of the spectrum. you're creating and delivering content. people are consuming it but not necessarily creating it. you're more likely to stay and use it because it's value to you. >> journalists like to broadcast continue innocent through social networks. netflix, 27 million streaming subscribers, first original series called "house of cards with the request kevin spacey. he was asked about it on the "today" show. >> oh, i drafted on our middle east policy. >> 13 episodes at once, released on netflix, which sounds unusual. >> yeah. >> but in some ways this is the way people view these days anyway, isn't it? >> it's part of the argument for puttin

." >>> a mother trying to find her missing son discovers a facebook post from someone named misty hancock. >> misty hancock? >> why the message solved the mystery, but left a desperate mom outraged. >>> this is what happens when a bus crash lands -- >> on top of a water main. >> how passengers were left up a creek. >>> a weatherman in a stunt plane has a little trouble talking. >> ah. >> this is just getting started. [ laughter ] >> what happened when he finally stopped talking altogether. >>> plus, want to win an ipad mini? we've got the wednesday buzzword for your chance, and a wedding that started prim and proper quickly turned -- >> gnarly and shreddy. >> the halftime reception that was full-on fun! >>> take a look at this story we got from wfb-tv in atlanta. >> they told me that they did the best that they could do. >> that woman is anna lamb creasy and in this moment, she is expressing her confusion over a facebook post from someone named misty hancock. >> misty hancock, and i'm like, who is misty hancock. >> turns out anna lamb creasy had been looking for her 30-year-old son ricky

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facebook rolled out new features like facebook gifts.berg wants to temper expectations for the new additions. >> it's important to be able to evolve the experience from something where they're trying to push and create demand to one where they're trying to satisfy demand for their existing user base. >> reporter: revenue concerns aside, facebook still has a lot going for it. it's unique. it's ubiquitous. and it's only nine years old. alison kosik, cnn, new york. >> for the first time, facebook reported that more of its users visited the site on their mobile devices. mark zuckerberg knows his company is becoming more of a mobile company. the silicon valley neighbor is growing at a furious pace, linked. in>>> state of the union this tuesday. the more things change, the more they stay the same. >> much remains for us to master. in some areas, the jobless rate is still three or four times the national average. >> we look at the state of your union, next. come on, nowadays lots of people go by themselves. no they don't. hey son. have fun toni

he talked about them all on facebook. we got that over to atf and our gun squad and they took care of that issue right away. yeah, they were dummies, but the way he was describing them on the internet. there was a guy from russia that was on there talking about how he wanted them. i mean, it's big. i mean, it's crazy what some of these people do. the other things, too -- the other thing is when you do set up your facebook -- i have to tell but this, too. you can't just set up a facebook account and leave it and friend one person and hope to get more friends to come to you. you have to make it intriguing to them. how do we making intriguing? hot chick, exactly right. and there, if you just go to google search and put in, you know, hot girl, graffiti girl, we have one that has -- a picture -- was it your presentation that had the picture of the girl with that tagging on the side of her? there's tons of that out there. just grab one. just drop it out where her face ain't showing. once they see that picture right there, woo,

facebook is working to fix the problem. >> i guess they figure if you are over 100 you are not on facebook. >> but a lot of peep want to be. >>> and speaking of which sandhya patel is all over facebook and twitter. >> that's right, all over social media. we have to keep up with the times. you will notice that there is no rain around, just a few clouds around. we did see some snow, 5 to 12 inches. did it make a dent? not really. it is running statewide 70% of average. we are hurting and of course there is only a chance of some snow showers coming up. here is a live look from our emeryville camera toward the bay bridge. san francisco is sparkling and the temperatures right now are falling. 44 in santa rosa and fairfield down to 39 degrees. it is going to be a chilly night. you will want to make sure that you are bundled up when you head out the door. the little ones have an extra layer on. cold and frosty inland and sunny and mild for the afternoon. the dry pattern will take us to early next week. the latest computer models are backing off that chance on monday. here is why we are looking at

facebook is working to fix the problem. >> i guess they figure if you are over 100 you are not on facebook. >> but a lot of peep want to be. >>> and speaking of which sandhya patel is all over facebook and twitter. >> that's right, all over social media. we have to keep up with the times. you will notice that there is no rain around, just a few clouds around. we did see some snow, 5 to 12 inches. did it make a dent? not really. it is running statewide 70% of average. we are hurting and of course there is only a chance of some snow showers coming up. here is a live look from our emeryville camera toward the bay bridge. san francisco is sparkling and the temperatures right now are falling. 44 in santa rosa and fairfield down to 39 degrees. it is going to be a chilly night. you will want to make sure that you are bundled up when you head out the door. the little ones have an extra layer on. cold and frosty inland and sunny and mild for the afternoon. the dry pattern will take us to early next week. the latest computer models are backing off that chance on monday. here is why we are looking at

within on your side now a mission from facebook. facebook has been hacked. the attack happened last month. facebook has more than 1 billion users worldwide. the company is working with law peoplement to find the responsible. >> maryland may be cracking synthetic marijuana. there is a bill that will make manufacture, possession, and of drugs illegal. they have been linked to serious health problems including hallucinations and death. >> are you feeling love for maryland? governor martin o'malley wants to know why. there is a website where you can submit photos telling why you the state. ae summer artist will create of art inspired by the submissions. >> they are very maryland. >> fruitcakes, you know that this coming. -- -- fruitcake, you know that is coming. >> this is -- that is not the executive gallow. that is the window washers. it was a great day for watching the sky. our high temperature once again way above average. 60 degrees. right now outside, 38 degrees. indegrees for you folks fairfax. last batch of rain showers coming through. some wete been sno

what about facebook puts us at risk for the bumming. >> researchers call it facebook envy. it's the act of viewing your friends fabulous vacations, lovely children, attractive friends and great social lives. the research showed it can leave people feeling lonely, frustrated and angry. [ laughter ] >> jon: i'm not a doctor, but if you get upset because other people are happy, it seems your problem might not be facebook but that you are an (bleep). [ laughter ] who are these (bleep)? >> the study looked at german college students. one out of three of them said that they had feelings, specific feelings such as anger, frustration or irritation when they used facebook. >> jon: that's your problem -- you used german college students. frustrated and angry is how germans feel about puppies. they are german. a birthday card from grandma. only ten deutsches grandmother! they are germans. [ laughter ] all right. so facebook sucks but nothing is wrong with twitter, right? it can topple egyptian governments to new york congressmen. >> what is the video version of a tweet? >> jon: a veet

once my mom was on facebook, it was like jump the shark. >> you wanted to get off of it. but more than two-thirds of people in the universe are on the social network right now. >> but more and more people are starting to feel a little bit of facebook fatigue. >> reporter: there is such a thing as too much of a good thing. that's why more than 60% of facebook users say they've taken extended breaks from the social media site. and looks like that number is about to get bigger, according to a survey. 27% of facebook users say they plan to use the site less in 2013. look at their past behavior, 21% said the reason for the sabbatical boiled down to simply not having enough time. 10% said it was a waste of time, while another 10% just weren't interested. drama and gossip were a deterrent for 9%. only a small number cited privacy concerns. >> it's too many people to keep up with. >> i think facebook has just gone really far to the left of what it used to be. >> reporter: but not everyone who leaves facebook comes back. pugh found that 20% of adults used to use the site. with the

i think that facebook is no longer -- i like the quarter facebook.as a lot of selling on the news. next up, the amazing amazon. its stock looks stalled out. yes, after roaring 10% from the neck of the head and shoulders formation, this is an oddly named chart pattern. to make things worse, when you go to the bottom of the chart and look at the moving average convergence/divergence line, we call it the mac-d. lang said it is showing a sell signal. that's where the red line crosses over the black line. see that well, you know what, if we do get a sell-off in amazon, lang thinks that it will be a brief pullback after the monster run up from 220 in november. like facebook, lang believes that weekly chart changes the picture. changing the time frame. the line is signalling that amazon is a buy. black line on top. more important, he knows that amazon is a strong floor of support here at 250 bucks. 215 below where it is right now. it is nowhere near being broken. back to 250. entry point. there it is, people. start buying. now, this is the most controversia

facebook took a $3 billion loophole. you don't hear about the facebook or g.e.2010. is it good to be friend of obama? >> dana: is it from a p.r. perspective. when you see the example of the oil companies and the private corporate jets, but we uses oil companies as the target. i am for ending it all. >> greg: are you depressed? you could have talked to me before the show started. >> eric: somebody get ablow on the phone quick. >> dana: now i've lost it. >> eric: tending the loophole. >> dana: i'm for loophole, clean slate. >> greg: the loopholes are a family next door. she wants to kill them now. i see a weird philosophical difference. this is the energy facebook is like anti-energy. all they do is talk to people out there. like you're not doing anything. they don't bring the country forward the way that oil does. i am a hypocrite because i tweet 118 last night. >> eric: weigh in on this full screen. look at low donations. donations to president obama for 5 to 1 versus romney. twitter was 71 to 1. but i'm guessing they don't include the loopholes with the social

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facebook is working to fix the problem. >> i guess they figure if you are over 100 you are not on facebookpeep want to be. >>> and speaking of which sandhya patel is all over facebook and twitter. >> that's right, all over social media. we have to keep up with the times. you will notice that there is no rain around, just a few clouds around. we did see some snow, 5 to 12 inches. did it make a dent? not really. it is running statewide 70% of average. we are hurting and of course there is only a chance of some snow showers coming up. here is a live look from our emeryville camera toward the bay bridge. san francisco is sparkling and the temperatures right now are falling. 44 in santa rosa and fairfield down to 39 degrees. it is going to be a chilly night. you will want to make sure that you are bundled up when you head out the door. the little ones have an extra layer on. cold and frosty inland and sunny and mild for the afternoon. the dry pattern will take us to early next week. the latest computer models are backing off that chance on monday. here is why we are looking at a dry pattern. hi

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she put it on her facebook. you know, i don't know if you guys know this, too, when you take a picture and you post it on your facebook, it gives a little longitude-latitude. that's how we got up to glendale. we're in phoenix, arizona. let's see. here's a little bit about jugs again real quick. he got 4-1/2 years prison time, over $10,000 in damage to the city for clean up. got 6-1/2 years in prison. he did over $15,000 in damageses to the city. how we caught mod e

hughes is also of course the co-founder of facebook and bought "the new republic" last year with the aim to print digital media for the age. thanks for coming. >> thanks for having me. >> you just interviewed the president along with your editor. how did he strike you? how would you describe his attitude, his approach to a second term? a sense of confidence as he seeks to build legacy but also achieve some real accomplishment. >> well, there are a couple things. i mean, in the interview in the oval office itself he was very careful and very thoughtful in each one of the responses and really wanted to choose the words right. the words he chose particularly when it came to the second term and his relationship with republicans were at least to me seemed like a very different obama than four years ago. he seemed much more -- i won't say combative but certainly much ready to go to congress and say what he believed in, push for his agenda and use the power of the presidency to try to build some consensus. the question is how, right? i mean, it's a different approach. but the technique that

she put it on her facebook. you know, i don't know if you guys know this, too, when you take a picture and you post it on your facebook, it gives a little longitude-latitude. that's how we got up to glendale. we're in phoenix, arizona. let's see. here's a little bit about jugs again real quick. he got 4-1/2 years prison time, over $10,000 in damage to the city for clean up. got 6-1/2 years in prison. he did over $15,000 in damageses to the city. how we caught mod the first time, which kind of upset me, is he spray painted a fire station. and i don't know about you guys have good firemen like us, but our firemen like to kick the crap out of people that do things like that. they've helped me a lot. they actually chased this kid down, got him arrested for the criminal damage on the firehouse, but for some unknown reason we didn't get a call out on it. when i get something like that, i know who he is. i put a file stop on him. for some reason they didn't call me so i didn't get to interview him that day. i had to fi

he says an impostor used a fake version of his facebook page to try to pick up young girls. lowell melser joins us live from the newsroom with more on this developing story. >> a quick look around facebook and you can see there are a number of different fake ray rice pages. this is his official page. you can imagine how serious this situation was, that it could not only did the attention of ray rice but that it would force him to do something to get that page removed. you may think you know ray rice on the field, but on facebook, it is a totally different story. >> there are several fake ones out there. some of them appeared to be just people being silly and having fun. others, like this one, are a real safety concern. >> according to his publicist, he was very concerned for the safety of his fans. rice says he recently began receiving messages on facebook from a fan claiming that a man started a page using his name, even using pictures of his child, and that the person was using the page to try to pick up women and girls under 18. >> we had one girl that responded to this p

horrible, facebook's cheap, facebook's expensive. sister daughter, sister, daughter, sister, daughter. which is which? believe me when i say i'm only hearing extremes about this one. there seems to be no middle ground at all with the stock known as fb. the answer, it's all in the eyes of the beholder. people are seeing what they want to see in facebook. let me start by giving you the bear case, which puts you in the head of the sellers. the only way, frankly, to explain the wild ping-pong game in the stock where it first hangs in, then gets smashed down a couple of bucks, then rallies to be up for the day before finishing down 25 cents. much ado about nothing. the bears, including lots of analysts, were bullish going into the quarter and then subsequently downgraded the stock this morning. sellers' remorse. are seizing on the fact that facebook is spending like a drunken sailor. they have little to show for it. these investors want results now. they don't want to hear mark zuckerberg say we aren't operating to maximize our profits th

the thing is facebook inc. doesn't know the context but now we have a system in place and i can resolve to anne and anne could say "i didn't mean to post that photo in an inappropriate way. i'm going to take it down" and we survey the people and everyone feels good about the situation and traditionally we thought it was a case of bullying and two people -- >> misunderstanding. >> there was a misunderstanding so i wanted to point that out and we have this new social resolution thing and a great way to solve problems at a scale of hundreds of millions of people and it's quite awesome to see that unfold, and the last thing i was going to point out in my version of sizzle reel everything we're trying do is create a culture where people speak up for each other and there's a story that i'm going to show you that i think sort of like epitomizes this how do you use social media and the power of friends to create a culture where people stand up for each other? cue up my sizzle reel. >> the varsity soccer team lost every