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

i have a thing for facebook on how to obtain a search warrant or a subpoena from facebook. if you don't have that, yeah, that, there are some that don't have it. if you don't have it, e-mail me. i'll give you all that information. my card is over here on the table and i will get that to you. if you ever need help writing a search warrant, call me. i don't care, i'll help you out. if you ever need help writing a request for subpoena for records. and this is not just facebook. we don't have enough time to just talk about everything that we use. we do these on cell phones. i don't know, you guys know in arizona now if we arrest somebody doing graffiti and take their phone, we have to get a search warrant now to get what's on that phone. you can't just take it like i don't know what some of your jurisdictions allow you to do, but we cannot take that now. we used to be able to. we used to take it, go down and we scan that phone and get every single picture, every single video, every single contact off of it. now they just recently passed that law where we can't do that. we have

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,

it's thursday let's get geeky on facebook likes if you use facebook you know to like is that button that you click to like people's photos of various product pages band pages liberty's pages are page just about anything else you can even go to facebook after the show and like the thom hartmann page well a new study out finds of the things someone will likes on facebook can help to predict personal attributes such as political affiliation age gender and even sexual orientation so to collect the data from fifty eight thousand volunteers they use an app on facebook called my personality which was created by study co-author david stillwell of the university of cambridge in england using the app volunteers in the study shared private information including results of i.q. tests and personality question questionnaires that ask questions like whether the study's participants parents were married whether they smoke where they drank alcohol the researchers in the study then used a computer program to compare that very personal data that was voluntarily given with the pages that the participants ha

i know that facebook is a drug and i'm on facebook.something that ultimately going to get people away from real solutions to real problems because they are pretenders on this. what's the real endgame? it is to find out while they are pretending to sneak inside and say yeah but what do you really think and feel? because we're sell that. this is perverse. that company is perverse. it is a drug. people who run it have to deal with their own moral consciences. stuart: it is $27 per share, if it is pushing a drug and pulling us in, i would have thought that would have made it a pretty good investment. would you buy facebook stock if you thought it was a good investment? >> i didn't buy facebook stock. i think it may well be a good investment. i can't bring myself to do it. i can't invest in dance moms as a reality show. stuart: trying to get a word in edge wise. >> sorry, this is your show. stuart: yes, it is. would you invest in a tobacco stock? an alcohol stock? >> i would not invest in a tobacco stock or alcohol stock. i don't think alco

you can sign up on facebook. a little longer of a rollout for mobile devices so your phones and tablets will get it in about three weeks. reporting live from facebook headquarters in menlo park, scott budman. >>> we're back in a moment with an update on our breaking news. stay with us. >>> we have an update to our breaking news in the south bay. at the top of the newscast we told you about a homicide in san jose, and now san jose police say they have identified the victim of today's homicide. his name is stanley jacobson. jacobson had been reported missing since february 18th. police officers say the homicide happened around 11:30 this morning at the hilltop manor senior apartments on ironwood drive where jacobson lived. that's near the church on the hill near highway 87 and curtner avenue. officers found jacobson dead at the scene with stab wounds. once again, he was reported missing february 18th and then was the victim of a homicide this morning inspect san jose. it's the second homicide in san jose in as many

facebook perked up above the $27 level.e thinks there should be more of these technical entry points coming. if it holds above that level, redler would recommend adding to the position. if it can rally to almost five points away from where we are right now, wow, big move ahead. there is nothing standing between facebook and the $38 level where it came public. all that said, with technicians they give you two sides of the same story. if facebook breaks below $26, closes below that, redler would abandon ship. he thinks the setup would be broken. he recommends a stop loss. as he sees it, this isn't bad. $2 is the downside of facebook and $14 is the upside. that is the upside i like. redler is not alone in thinking facebook could have a lot of potential if it could go higher. carolyn boroden hit me with the same thing here. she believes the stock could be very close to being an extremely bullish set up. i couldn't believe this one. both these guys like this. i think the stock acts like a dog. okay. as she sees it, the stock cou

social media stocks are soaring, so is it time to like facebook? a trade that could get you long for free. they're going to break it down. and could it a better deal be in the works for dell? some traders say yes. and scott nations explains why. the action begins right now. >> and live from the nasdaq market in new york's times square, welcome to the show. happy friday, everybody. well, of course i have all the traders here as well in times square and across the country. welcome to the show. and four new record highs for dow, a blow-out jobs report this morning as well. better than expected, really helping those hopes of the recovery is real. stocks posting second history best week of the year. so if you missed the rally is there time to still get in? let's find out. it may be slow and steady, but we've seen some incredible moves here. just been mounting up, blowing out every possible head wind. do you believe in this rally, dan? >> well, i personally don't believe it. it's happening, but the question you have to ask yourself, is what news is price

tell us all about facebook and its chart. >> sure. just as you suggested, this is the big one and the one that's lagging. let's put it in the context of the big moves. all the other stocks have been on fire over the past few months. at this point, we would make the bet that facebook catches the bid. let's look at some charts and we'll try to figure it out together. facebook is what i would characterize as a well defined head and shoulders bottom. the pattern is not very old. only been in business for the better part of a year if you will. what you see going on here, a well defined left shoulder, a well defined head and a well defined right shoulder. the key here, the right shoulder is higher than the left shoulder. that's what the beginning of a major bottom out is. it's approaching the neckline. we think that's the objective for this trade, that the stock will reach 30, 32, close around 28, plus or minus today. so you have a 20% pop from here. we would get involved, play for a catch-up move in facebook. >> that's what the charts are

facebook headlines are coming momentarily.power lunch" will have them, right now. >>> and scott wapner will be delivering those headlines when they break. we had that breaking news, as facebook announces something. something. there are many reports it has do with a redesign of the program. to permit more advertising. mark zuckerberg, boy wonder there, may be speaking during the event. if he does, we will take it live. there is the stock at 28 .29, up 3% alone. another breaking story, another day, another record for the dow. sue is at nyse. hey, sue. >> indeed, ty, you're right. three days, three records. banks and financials big factor in the move today. stress tests are due out after the bell. and bob pisani is with me right here. i notice multiyear highs for j.p. morgan chase and citigroup and better than 20% move in the financials overall. >> so this is -- there is some anticipation they will do some good announcements for the market. capital increases, dividend, that's what the name is about. take a look at major bank stoc

not on facebook. but of linked in. it has been the best agreed name in the space it has been pounding the table. it has been a year now he has liked it. the stock has demonstrated a beautiful pattern. we are in there and buying it now. every time they come in they bobo buy. people thought it was like a head and shoulders. he didn't. since then the stock has been a horse. it has been unstoppable. it is now trading at $176. linked in shows that despite the clos al failures can make you massive gains once they have proven themselves to the market. can it gallop? they think the answer can be yes. take a look at the weekly chart. you an go back quarterly or yearly. first of all they have a cup and handle pat tertern right? >> we've talked about the pattern before. you are familiar with it. it is one of the bullish formations and first you get the cup shaped bottom and it starts pulling back while trading in a tight range. that gives you the handle. once the stock breaks out, it is followed by a monster rally. these patterns

gang members were using social networking sites like facebook to solicite womens. one sent 800 invites on facebook. >> i used to have to sit next to my expimp and help him recruit girls. >> reporter: those same pages used to recruit are used to rescue. >> i can go in and see who liked him. that can lead me to look for girls that look like they need help. >> reporter: they say that facebook reacts swiftly. they take human trafficking seriously and has built systems to flag and block material. tagged.com said it has many tech and educational tools to em power and protect individuals. nina and lisa, whose names were

>> i think this is going to be worth it to facebook.acebook has to accomplish two things with this change. get users interacted and involved again and improve their interactions with advertising as well at the same time. those ads on the right-hand corner of your news feed not attracting the attention that facebook would like. several reports users are taking long breaks from facebook as well. so we expect ceo mark zuckerberg will announce a new cleaner look, bigger pictures to the time line and as you point out, we do fully expect facebook users not to like it because they and we're on facebook so we usually complain about these changes. now, this is not a guess. facebook sent out on the invitation to come see their new time line. they released the changes in new financial filings a couple weeks ago. again, facebook cleaning things up trying to make things look a little bit more interactive and interesting to try to get people to come back to facebook because there are some people who say they have had enough of it and they have moved

is going way from facebook. the idea is to make the ad seem more organic to the news feed so you don't mind seeing them. and bringing information, facebook is bringing advertisements from local card purchases. if you have a card from the grocery store, you will see the ads show up in your facebook time line. >> julia. >> mappndy, the reason they hav photos and show the ads, people engage much more with photos in news feed than with text updates. people want to see photos and that's why -- that's influencing all of the changes. at the enof the day, what people engage with, friends or advertisers, if it is photo based, that is going to direct a lot of what they see on the site moving forward. >> can i ask a question, kind of off the topic of facebook, but in the same sector, what happened to google plus? >> so funny you should mention that. new redesign looks like google plus. going el plus is growing, becoming a platform for sharing video a lot. can you do live video interactions and live streams via a google plu

now, facebook may be taking a page from twitter, with this experimentation, but mandy, both facebook and twitter would really like to recreate the success that google has had with its search ads and that's what this is about. >> indeed. i'm wondering how much, julia, analysts feel this is going to move the needle for the stock? >> well, it's still very early. this is very much an experimentation phase. they know that people like hashtags. they do work. they are seeing what the use cases could be. i think what this really is is a small piece of the big story of search. and the idea of facebook segmenting its service. it's not just a massive content that you have to filter through, but they really make it easier for you to filter it. that might be with tags on photos that might be you searched based on music that your friends are listening to, and with this, it's based on the hashtags. >> it looks nicer out there than it does here. julia, thank you. okay, while it's been a tough go for facebook, rival linkedin saw its stock hit an all-time high this week. our next guest says it is the

will some of them start using facebook as a version of their daily paper?i don't -- it's an unusual word he picked. they're not going to be doing any original content. just like google and the "huffington post", they'll aggregate it for you. they'll use a social graph to do so, leaving your friends signals, signals you go to. photos, things like 245. they're he just prettifying the news feed. they're making it prettier with more news feed and video. >> if it's prettif i.e.d., to use your words, the key they'll have is people may be more interested in the news from their friends than from journalists they don't know. >> well, no, i don't think it's news. i don't think your friends are going to start being howie, people will share sources from, you know, world class news organizations and they'll aggregate it there on facebook. so it's going to be more like a news reader than anything else and so they're not getting -- i know journalists all go, you know, crazy thinking facebook's going to take over their business, but it's more they want to suck in all the i

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i read it on the tape facebook's going to do xyz and now it's time to buy facebook because you're goingraise your numbers? >> we could be wrong, obviously books obviously, but we're seeing what is occurring now and other people's news feeds. and what led us to upgrade the stock during november when we saw an incredible amount of advertising from major brands like walmart and target. we're not seeing those brands, we're seeing, you know, a lot fewer in the top of the newsfeed and a lower cpm nonsocial ad. in terms of what could cause us to change our mind are things that could change our mind i think is new ways of making money or creating engagement. one of our core theses on facebook is in a mobile world, while you touch it more often, you may go multiple times a day versus the desk top, but your overall time spent is down. there's less time to surf ads, and the ads you do surf are more disruptive. figuring out how to get consumers to spend more time on facebook, obviously, would be a very important thing. certainly the new newsfeed last week is a hope for that. i'm not sure it accompl

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

. >> facebook. it started out with facebook and then -- the way we do things first, this is how it all starts. i always see jugs come across my desk time and time again. i keep a little log for myself every year of all the taggers that come through. see jugs, put it down. see whoever, put it down. then when i start seeing it more and more then i start going into it and start trying to do some intel on it. hey, man, you know who jugs is? it pops up. then after i find out who jugs is and kind of know who he is, i start oozing graffiti tracker. graffiti tracker shows me where he's hitting. guess where i saw it? all down that canal. so, we sat and watched him. like i said, he went into the circle-k. as he's going down to the circle-k from his mobile home, we had a whole crap load from where his mobile home. we knew where he worked and crap load of where he went to circle-k. come back this way, walk, walk wake, up and down. this is where it was. we sat on him, watched him, tagged up a couple srp boxes wh

facebook's goal is a win/win. at and that basically advertisers can provide more attractive content that users will want to see. that's what they want to see. they want to see all boats rising. and if they can figure out a format that will present, you know, sponsored content in an appealing way that users want to see, i think that's what they're trying to do with this news feed and potentially there could be a lot of upside for them. >> yeah, going to be interesting to watch, to see what menlo park says in a little bit. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> jason tanz from wired. >>> social media might be the latest fad in start-ups, but e-mail still big business. company just received $19 million in funding from the same vc firm that backed twitter, drop box and yelp. ceo and co-founder will join us after this break. >>> post 9 just celebrated its first anniversary. and we want to share the celebration. how would you like to win a special post 9 mug? signed by the entire "squawk on the street" gang. all you have t

a facebook faceoff ahead of a key even tomorrow. and why ron johnson's pain has been one of our trader's gain. we'll tell you how to play it. but first, let's get straight to the traders here. what is your top trade today with the dow, yet again, closing at a record high. tim, start with you. >> the run to trash may be what's going on in the miners, deaf it in will in the gold miners. these are places where we think fundamentals are outweighing. when you get to bhp, these games have lagged this rally over the last couple of days. if everybody believes china is back on track, you need to own these names. we're buying dips here. >> b.k.? >> you know, i like buying for profits, some places -- >> oh. >> that's a good one. >> thank you. anyways, i looked outside -- >> yeah, anyway. >> i looked outside the u.s. for the trade today. i think china is a great place to be right now. fxi is the trade. i've been waiting all week for them to make comments about supporting the stock market, about supporting economy. we got that last night. china,

facebook may be taking a page from twitter in this experimentation, but, mandy, both facebook and twitter would like to recreate the success google has had with its search ads. and that's what this really is what it's all about. it's still very early. my sources tell me it's an experiment asian. i think that what this really is a small piece of the big story of search and the idea of facebook segmenting its service, it's not a massive con tenth that you have to filter through, but they make it easier for you to filter it. it might be with tags on photos, the biline, search what music your friends are listening to, and with this, it would be hash tags. >> boy, it looks a whole lot nicer out there than it does here. while it's been a tough go for facebook shares, rival linkedin, they say it's the most expensive stock in the history of the world. let's get to the story with our own carter braxton worth. >> let's look at the chart and try to define the answer here. here's the ipo at 120. what's important about this, this is how precise the 120 level is. it opens up and plunges and gets back t

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

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

and facebook will be rolling out news feed gradually.ll roll out to desktops starting today to mobile devices in a few weeks. as predicted the debate is already getting started on social networks like twitter and facebook. in men low park, scott budman, nbc bay area fuss. >> always something happening in men low park. >> big news from bay area music player pandora, the ceo is out. joe kennedy will step down as the ceo of the company. with that said, they announced better than expected earnings and saw its stock price soar by nearly 25% in after hours trading. >>> the federal trade commission is going after companies who send out phone spam. the ftc says it's received 50,000 complaints about spam text messages in the last few years. the messages is usually offer gift cards and prizes with a link to a website but only really ask for personal information. the ftc filed eight cases and named 26 people hired to send the messages. the companies who send the spam frequently change phone numbers where the spam originates which makes it difficult

facebook's facelift sort of. the changeshe menlo park company is about to unveil on your very own facebook page. >> let's take a live look outside. speaking of a little bit of a makeover out there, illuminated bay bridge. pretty out there. a lot more news ahead. stick around. 5:27. >>> it is just about 5:30. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. final preparations under way as law enforcement from around the bay area bid farewell to two santa cruz police officers killed in the line of duty. in just a few hours, a funeral procession will leave santa cruz making its way to hp pavilion. we have live coverage of today's memorial plans. mike inouye keeping an eye on road closures. marla tellez has details about today's service at hp pavilion but we begin with bob redell live in santa cruz where the procession will start. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura. we expect within the next couple of hours that law enforcement will start showing up here at the stag

facebook stock watcher, and ira, the argument is that this is all fair game.panies do, i guess you are expert, but for me he is doing it in hyper drive? am i missing something? >> if is fair came if people are consents they are encouraged to sign up for choppy cards and -- shopping cards, on dmv, there is not concept you on this datal be used by the company, a lot of people feel is an invasive way if they were informed about how the data is used. neil: argument we, you join a lot of sites, you like a carnival cruise ticket, i can't sue. who knew. but, all in there and you just have to be aware. and when you get on to the sites you give a lot of su stuff aways it true? >> i think it is, we have remember is there is question of privacy, about how ts affects your financial plans, for example, there are concerns about how health care and since providers look at this, i got a larger life insurance policy, i have a second child, so there is that concern of what is high facebook page that could persuade an under writer to make decisions that could cost me a lot more

if you only have five friends on facebook, no.ter. and certainly, if martin luther had tweeted the "i have a dream" speech instead of giving it, i don't think it would have moved the civil rights movement as much as it did. with that said, though, i think, honestly, i personally feel any step people take regardless of age, young, middle aged, older, to get involved on a social issue that moves them is so important. and in today's world, i don't think people really how little effort can actually be used to raise awareness and change people's opinions on issues. so, i think it's a very, very positive thing. i think on its own, re-tweeting someone's tweet doesn't make you an activist, but it is a start. and it's a movement in the right direction. >> but is this kind of a movement where these facebook users and these twitter users actually think they're making a difference? is it really making a difference, beyond, i'm saying, sort of getting the word out there? are they changing issues? are they changing lives? >> i think that's real

account, how to set up a facebook account. if you don't feel comfortable with that yet but you still want to do it, call me. i'll help you get that set up. okay. because i'm telling you, knowledge is power and i can show you hours and hours of facebook stuff. we could set -- and i could show you all the intel that we get off of that. this is just brief. this is just a little bit of it, hour and a half thing. there's tons more out there. you'd be surprised at what you can find and what you can get. the other thing that i use is two things that -- one of ours that we use in phoenix -- and again, this is one of the main reasons why people come to us is that gaolgraffiti hotline. our graffiti hotline program is almost like a silent witness. many are designed first to school age kids. any time we get grab eat aloe on the school we would take pictures up and put up a reward poster. we got a phoenix community alliance that has business members tire of graffiti that put money into this program. and we use it to reward people for calli