she's probably best known as the sister of facebook co- founder mark zuckerberg. but that doesn't mean she's living in his shadow. joining us now randi zuckerberg author of the new book. "dot complicated: untangling our wired lives." thanks so much for coming on our show. > >thank you. > >i have to ask you the first question about healthcare reform, and i know that's an odd topic but you have to be watching this from a technical aspect. what do you think about this? > >it's funny because i've been out talking about my book, dotcomplicated and i was like well, gosh isn't that the most dotcomplicated thing of all? president obama's relationship with technology right now. > >he actually played a role in you career. you were working at facebook and one of the highlighted moments is when the president had his town hall meeting through facebook, which was huge. > >it was really an amazing career highlight for me. to have the president feel that facebook was the best way to reach out to the entire american public. > >it's also the day you quit. > >technically i didn't qu

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on facebook sunday co-star vin diesel posted a picture with walker.mpleting, the magic captured and just how far we've come. >>> billy joel will be playing monthly concerts starting in january. he talked with charlie rose about his award, his career and what brought him back from darker times. ♪ >> if i had within the sound of my voice a hundred thousand of most intense billy joel fans what would they most want to hear you play? >> probably want to hear "piano man." >> the songs all wrote while playing in a los angeles lounge. ♪ sing us the song ♪ >> had become a stadium size anthem. >> when artists whose songs are sung around the world but which are thoroughly wonderfully american, we honor billy joel. >> praised by the president and celebrated as a kennedy center honoree. >> just give me a sense, a boy from long island sitting there with the president, first lady and some other artists who you have to admire. >> all of the people who were the honorees i was impressed with. >> exactly. >> sitting in the president's box in the nation's capitol and not

this is a photo shared on facebook from walker's co-star showing the actor holding part of the wreckagehere in his hand with a caption that says i will keep your energy with me forever. as far as we know gibson hasn't been arrested but to be fair we're not sure if the actor actually removed the debris from the scene or if he held it and then put it back. >> no<6:41. coming up an amber alert state wide. we'll show you the new surveillance video of the last moment the teenage girl was seen and new information about where her alleged abductor might be taking her. >> raging water, new details about an overnight water main break and new concerns about icy conditions on the ood. >> dealing with concerns with another round ever freezing, freeze warning in place. you see the clouds over san jose. it's boosted your temperatures up a couple degrees for today. nonetheless, rain and snow on the way to the bay area tonight. we'll tell you where and when when "today in the bay" comes right back. in a perfect world every man would look like john stamos. wow! wow! and in a perfect world, what's delicio

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. >> number seven, tech winner, facebook stock higher than where it started and twitter launched on the new york stock exchange making its cofacebook and twitter can it match google when it comes to share price. google's share price topped $1,000 a share. >> reporter: number six, in bit coin we trust. now bit coin is the electronic cash. shows the world that it's real at least for now. some even are calling at any time safe-haven investment for the 21st century. despite massive volatility on the way, the little virtual currency that could surged. up $14 at the beginning of the year. i want closes around $1,200 at the end of november. number five, u.s. airways and american airlines, the merger that's taken off. creating the world's largest airline. the carrier has given up some takeoff and landing slots at washington reagan and new york laguardia. with ticket prices on the rise consumers may still lose out. >> number four, the government shutdown, parts of the federal government shut down after congressional republicans tried to defund obamacare. that shutdown lasted 16 days. government office, national parks closed, 800,000

good morning america host robin roberts used a facebook post to acknowledge what friends and co-workerslong known. she's gay. roberts thanked her "long- time girlfriend amber" in an end-of-the-year message reflecting on her health battles in 2013. roberts did not give her girlfriend's last name. but people magazine identified her as amber laign, a licensed massage therapist from san francisco she met through mutual friends a decade ago. 53-year-old roberts has not previously spoken publicly about her sexuality. formula one racer michael schumacher suffered severe head trauma sunday while skiing in france. 44-year old schumacher hit his head on a rock, but was wearing a helmet. he was airlifted to the hospital. the university hospital of grenoble says schumacher was in a coma upon arrival, needing an immediate neurosurgical intervention. he remains in critical situation. schumacher retired from racing for the second time in 2012. he won seven world championships during his career. if you got a new gadget for christmas. it's time to figure out what to do your old one. tech reporter gabe s

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. >> reporter: it's one of a number of new sites matching co parents, compatible partners for creating a child. >> basically it's facebook one, yeah. >> reporter: a dating site that cuts straight to the divorce. >> what happens when they do meet that perfect somebody? >> you see a lawyer, get a co-parenting agreement, discuss financials, cost and custody. >> reporter: more than 5,000 people have signed up on this website alone. and there are other co-parenting sites, too. legally, it's uncharted territory. lawyers we spoke with said making babies this way could be fraught with potential pitfalls. but that doesn't bother rachel. >> it all sounds a little bit unromantic. >> it is. i like it that way. >> reporter: she says parenthood is a big decision. too important to base on what could be just a passing fancy. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> changing family tonight. thanks so much for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com and i'll see you tomorrow night. >>> tonight what neighbors are doing to stay warm. >>> a beacon of hope in the search for a missing software executive. an indicator that could mean he, and

. >> good morning america host robin roberts used a facebook post to acknowledge what friends and co-workershe's gay. roberts thanked her "long- time girlfriend amber" in an end-of-the-year message reflecting on her health battles in 2013. roberts did not give her girlfriend's last name. but people magazine identified her as amber laign, a licensed massage therapist from san francisco she met through mutual friends a decade ago. 53-year-old roberts has not previously spoken publicly about her sexuality. >> formula one racer michael schumacher suffered severe head trauma sunday while skiing in france. 44-year old schumacher hit his head on a rock, but was wearing a helmet. he was airlifted to the hospital. the university hospital of grenoble says schumacher was in a coma upon arrival, needing an immediate neurosurgical intervention. he remains in critical situation. schumacher retired from racing for the second time in 2012. he won seven world championships during his career. >> support for the war in afghanistan has dipped below 20 percent. this is according to a new national poll, making th

facebook. "david, i wonder if you have profiled shinola watch co. in detroit.t would be a nice mention with all that detroit is going through." and the videos. >> hi, david. >> reporter: viewer diane kowalski in snowy detroit. >> i'm here holding this small blue package. >> reporter: just hoping that what is in the box is what she's been hinting about. hope her husband's watching. >> i'm hoping it's my very own green shinola watch. >> reporter: because those elves at the north pole are facing some stiff competition from workers back on the job in detroit. >> all the employees that we hired, they've never assembled a watch. they've assembled cars maybe, but not watches. >> reporter: until now. they brought over swiss watch makers, had them train the workers in detroit and that's all they needed. now, it's americans giving the swiss a run for their money. one of the workers can't wait to see one of her watches worn on the street. >> people are going to buy watches that we made. it's going to be a big deal to me. >> reporter: workers in what look like hospital scr

if you can pull up the facebook profile on smart phone you might be okay. over the weekend coed this. got to the airport realized i left my i.d. at home. tsa allowed me to use my face book profile instead. tsa says it can use publicly available database to vir tie somebody's identity but stopped short of officially declaring passenger facebook profile an approved form of i.d. >> can't quite tweet and social media our way through the metal detector. >> i don't think so is that christmas couple days away. want to know what the forecast is. >> we have our summer during the winter. what's going on here sandhya. >> i know. item so unusual right. sometimes we get the really dry spells in december and then it really comes down in january. what is unusual is the fact that the temperatures today good 3 to continue degrees above normal and we are going to continue with this spring like weather in the middle of december. lack at live doppler 7 hd clouds passing through because just passing through. here's a look at the high pressure for the day. 67 in oakland. that broke the previous rec

facebook face plant ikea. twitter launched a new york stock exchange may get some of its co-founders very very wealthy. but neither facebook nor to enter can match google per-share price for it they topped $1,000 a year. no. 6. and the coin we trust. --vic coin shows the world it is real. some say a safe-haven investment. despite mass of volatility on the way the virtual currency that could have surged. it was up $14 at the beginning of the year. it closed around $1,200 at the end of november. no. 5. yours always. american airlines. but-u.s. airways and american airlines. the merger creating the largest airline for it for the justice department says that will bring get low-cost carriers and help travelers with ticket prices on the rise. consumers may still lose out. no. for the government shut down for i the shutdown lasted 16 days. government offices, national parks close, 800,000 workers sent home for it final cost of the economy around $24 billion. no. 3 health care .gov with the president initially called glitches turned into a major catastrophe. decide has picked up but it's still hard to predict w

if you can pull up the facebook profile on smart phone you might be okay. over the weekend co-founder of the video web site tweeted this. got to the airport realized i left my i.d. at home. tsa me to use my face book profile instead. tsa says it can use publicly available database to vir tie somebody's identity but stopped short of officially declaring passenger facebook profile an approved form of i.d. >> can't quite tweet and social media our way through the metal detector. >> i don't think so is that christmas couple days away. want to know what the forecast is. >> we have our summer during the winter. what's going on here sandhya. >> i know. item so unusual right. sometimes we get the really dry spells in december and then it really comes down in january. what is unusual is the fact that the temperatures today good 3 to continue degrees above normal and we are going to continue with this spring like weather in the middle of december. lack at live doppler 7 hd clouds passing through because just passing through. here's a look at the high pressure for the day. 67 in oakland.

co-parents. compatible partners for creating a child. >> facebook for fetuses. >> to find fetus, yeah. >> reportero the divorce. what happens when they meet that special somebody? >> see a lawyer. get a co-parenting agreement, get background and health checks and discuss how you are going to get pregnant and financial cost and custody. >> reporter: more than 5,000 people signed up on this site alone. there are other co-parenting sites, too. legally it is unchartered territory. lawyers we spoke with said making babies this way could be fraught with potential pitfalls. that doesn't bother rachel. it all sounds a little bit unromantic. >> it is. i like it that way. >> reporter: she said parenthood is a big decision. too important to base on what could be a passing fancy. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> very interesting. you have to be incredibly open-minded to sign up for one of those things and get on board. >> also, something to consider is what do the kids think of this? they don't have the luxury of coming out of the womb and knowing what they think. >> the family we profiled there or the

if you can pull up the facebook profile on smart phone you might be okay. over the weekend coot to the airport realized i left my i.d. at home. tsa allowed me to use my face book profile instead. tsa says it can use publicly available database to vir tieity identity but stopped short of officially declaring passenger facebook profile an approved form of i.d. >> can't quite tweet and social media our way through the metal detector. >> i don't think so is that christmas couple days away. want to know what the forecast is. >> we have our summer during the winter. what's going on here sandhya. >> i know. item so unusual right. sometimes we get the really dry spells in december and then it really comes down in january. what is unusual is the fact that the temperatures today good 3 to continue degrees above normal and we are going to continue with this spring like weather in the middle of december. lack at live doppler 7 hd clouds passing through because just passing through. here's a look at the high pressure for the day. 67 in oakland. that broke the previous record of 66 degrees.

but we took a lot of tweets and facebook posts, things on social media from fellow co-stars, friends johnson tweeting he was co-star in fast and furious franchise saying all my strength love and faith to the walker family during this heartbreaking time. he was very well liked among his fellow cast mates. michelle rodriguez posted this photo on her facebook page during thanksgiving. it's a snapshot of when they were in the movies together in "fast and the furious." all saying grace together. kind of fitting for the circumstances. alyssa milano tweeting, rest with the angels you sweet, sweet boy. saying, one of his pr reps posting on the facebook page on behalf of sung, i'd like to offer our heartfelt prayers to the friends and family of paul walker. man with true passion for life. and james van der beek starred alongside paul walker in "varsity blues," one of my favorite movies growing up back in 1999, i remember him as being so effortlessly golden. he had that way about him, that thing. and that's what we're hearing from so many people. he walked in a room and sort of lit up a room.

facebook could soon be a thing of the past. the sites to help keep up with the kids. >> thieves steal from a nonprofit horse rescue in fredericksburg limiting the important work they do in the co >>> well, the newest way to track people who relocate appears to be facebook. forget the senses, right? the daily mail says the social networking giant compared users hometowns versus their current homes and they found that lagos, nigeria grew the most. instarting rotati istanbul came in second. u.s. growth comes from other countries like mexico. about 1.2 billion people log into facebook each month. but in the meantime, a british study suggests that facebook could be on the way out. the study used the phrase dead and buried to describe the site when it comes to many teenagers. researchers say many teens find the site uncool and only stay in touch with older people that frequent the site. richard is shaking his head. instead, they're turning to others. things like twitter, instagram, snap chat and also ask.fm which is hugely popular. >> i just wonder what they consider older people. >> this wasn't targeting you. nothing to worry about. >> we are helping you and your friends stay infor

a year and half after facebook's ipo, and twitter with the stock exchange, make something co-founders they can't reach google. google up to a $1,000 a share. >> number six, in bitcoin we trust. showing the world that it's real. at least for now. and some are calling it the safe haven investment for the 21st century. despite massive volatility on the way. the little virtual currency that could. up $14 at the beginning of the year. closing around $1200 at the end of november. number five, us airways and american airlines. the merge enthat's taken off. creating the world's largest airline. the carriers given up some take off and landings. washington, reagan and new york la guardia, the justice department says that will bring in low-cost carriers on travellers. though with ticket price owns the rise, consumers may still lose out. >> number four. the government shut down. part of the federal government shut down after congressional republicans tried to defund obama care. that shut down lasted 16 days. government offices national parks closed, 800,000 worker sent home. >> this isn't some da

a year and a half after facebook's face plant ipo, the stock higher than where it started and twitter launched on the new york stock exchange making some of its coither facebook or twitter can match google when it comes to share price. they topped $1,000 per share. >> reporter: number six, in bitcoin we struck. bitcoin, which is electronic cash, shows the world it's real. some are calling it the safe haven investment for the 21st century despite massive volatili volatility. the little virtual currency that could surged. it was up $14 at the beginning of the year. it closes around $1,200 at the end of november. number five, us airways and american airlines, the merger that's taken off. creating the world's largest airline. the carrier has given off some takeoff and landing slots at washington reagan and new york laguardia. the justice department says that will bring in low cost carriers and help travelers. with ticket prices on the rise, consumers may still lose out. >> reporter: number four, the government shut down. part of the government shutdown after congressional republicans tried to defund obama care. that shut down lasted 16 days. governm

co-parents. could the pat i believe partner for create ago child. basically facebook fetus. >> did he faint fetus. >>reporter: dating site that cuts straight to the divorce. >> what happens when they do meet that perfect somebody. >> see a lawyer get co-parenting agreement. get back ground check. health check make sure everything is okay. discuss how you are going to get presenting "newsnight"and financial cost and custody. >>reporter: more than 5000 people have signed up on this site alone and there are other co-parenting sites, too. legally it's uncharted territory. lawyers we spoke with said making baby this way could be full of potential pitfall. doesn't bother rache rachel. sounds a little bit unromantic >> it is. i like it that way. >>reporter: she says parenthood is a big decision. too important to base on what could be just a passing fancy. back to you. >> family. coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. anonymous tipster leaving generous gr duty. see exactly what they are doing in the spirit of the are doing in the spirit of the ho [ laughter ] he loves me. he loves

. >> this was the big reveal, 2014 jasper calendar available for my co-host examines if you go to the five's facebookt. >> i'm sacrificing my one moreua thing 'cause we won't get to me anyway. but i got to point something out about this calendar. generally when you do a calendar that has pictures, it's one picture per month. but dana can't decide. so there is four pictures. four pictures per month.h. it's actually not 12. >> so you get like four times. >> 'cause she couldn't decide what picture was best. >> in the program, you can put four pictures.bett i like to think it's valuepi added. this is a calendar you get your money's worth. >> is that cute oradde what? look at the hat. >> i'm a big fan of this. >> ia think it's cute. >> it's a little different from the pictures you send me. >> check the cover ones. >> okay. i get these. jasper junk. >> that's all ie had. >> dog porn.ore. >> i worked all year on that. >> he's very talented. high i.q. he was my other choice for a co-host. my but he was unavailable. >> eric, you're up next. >> tomorrow morning, "cashin' in," the show has been extremelr hot. t

tech winners, a year and a half after facebook's face-plant ipo, the stock higher than where it started, and twitter once on the new york stock exchange, making conders very, very, very wealthy. but neither facebook nor twitter can match google when it comes to share price. google shares topped $1,000 a year, thanks in profits to the company's ad business. >> reporter: number six, in bitcoin we trust. now, bitcoin, which is the electronic cash, shows the world that it's real, at least for now. and some even are calling it the safe haven investment for the 21st century. despite massive volatility on the way, the little virtual currency that could surged. it was up $14 at the beginning of the year. it closes around $1,200 at the end of november. number five. american airlines, the merger that's taken off. the world's largest airline. the carrier has given off takeoff and landing slots at washington reagan and new york la guardia. the justice department says that will bring in low-cost carriers and help travelers, though with consumer tickets on the rise, the consumer may still lose out. >> reporter: number four, the shutdown. the shutdown lasted 1

facebook/jansingco. that's going to wrap up this hour of "jansing & co." thomas roberts is up next. tell if people love their coffee so much or hate the exercise so much. >> i think it's a combination, but just match the two up and you're good to go. a little morning joe and then go -- >> i'll stick with the coffee. >> -- the trend mill. the agenda next hour, glitchy.gov or i mean healthcare.gov. so are the obama website troubles a thing of the past? we'll ask charlie rangel and ezra line will be here. >>> and the ntsb is checking data recorders to find out about the deadly accident. commuters return to work from this thanksgiving holiday and we'll talk more about what we know about the accident. >>> the rnc suggesting racism is over. why the gop efforts to make overtures to minorities have a history of back firing. our agenda will weigh in on the tweet that's getting a lot of attention. that and much more ahead in three minutes. don't go anywhere. uys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls, with cinnabon cinnamon, are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing cal

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sites to help consumers compare drug prices have launched including goodrx co-founded by doug hersch, a former employee at facebook he came up with his own idea for a start-up after he spent time uninsured and found wildly different price force his generic drugs. >> i thought this is really inefficient, you know. i use orbits for look up my airlines, why is it so difficult for someone to know the cost of their prescription drug. >> goodrx aggregates drug prises from products across the u.s. and matches them with discount, coupon, clubs and other plans that hirsch says many consumers don't foe about. >> there are all sorts of different discounts this is an on-line pharmacy this say coupon price at kmart. >> goodrx launched last year and the information is in demand. hirsch says the web site now gets almost a million visits a month. it's the type of information my mom who today has medicare and a low deductible for prescriptions hopes people will pay attention to. >> i would say let the buyer beway. shop around, be thorough, do your homework >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day: the obama administratio

a year and a half after facebook's face-plant ipo, the stock higher than where it started, and twitter launched on the new york stock exchange, making some of its co-founders very, very, very wealthy, but now can twitter match google when it comes to share price? google's shares topped $1,000 a year, largely thanks to the company's ad business. >> number six, in bitcoin we trust. bitcoin, which is the electronic patch, shows the world it's real, at least for now, and some are even calling it the safe haven investment for the 21st century. despite massive volatility on the way, the little virtual currency that could surged. it was up $14 at the beginning of the year. it closes around $1,200 at the end of november. number five, us airways and american airlines, the merger that's taken off. creating the world's largest airline. the carrier's given up some takeoff and landing slots, while washington reagan and new york laguardia, they say to bring in low-cost carriers and help travelers, though with ticket prices on the rise, consumers may still lose out. >> number four, the government shutdown. parts of the federal government shut down after congress

co- workers and neighbors.are all hoping for the best. amber's supposed to get married in a month according to her facebook page. the search has will start up again at daybreak. >> pleasanton police are searching for a 13-year-old girl. who was last seen on sunday. police say ana elizarraras is considered to be at-risk because of her age. she was last seen getting into a car with three men her brother made an emotional plea for her safe return. >> i just want her to come back. it is not pretend anymore. not seen her face in the morning is hard. >> there has been an outpouring so far detectives have no leads in the investigation >> some treasure island residents are not happy this morning after receiving a notice to vacate their properties beause of toxic cleanup. last night many residents attended a meeting and had many questions about when they'll have to leave their homes. the navy wants to start remediating the solid waste disposal areas in 2014. tenants will have to start relocating starting in the spring. ultimately, all the houses in the treasure and yerba buena islands development plan will be demolished,

i think the biggest me up cos i get to date we've been waiting and on the conversation on facebook and twitter hash tag is at two for today. first though let's go take care of and. in a moment and to join a week ago in a moment to join thousand cats and gulliver crag were its technical issue there. hope its good will and second um. let's begin then um with a week you didn't even ask me are. this vote of no confidence. um it was expected to pass after all gentle cool beach. um has strong support in parliament is this going to. you think sue tensions. well i say it's nice to have to see that is good to see at the school that that's that's that got the name of the positive thing about this this mode. at the down and scan at her and that dancing in them but today acknowledged the army calls to the end of the year. so this is a ukrainian sense in you yet as the new bot said the fed to continue consultations degustation is boston as the european doing and that's the direction for best results. so often this means that it's better having gotten up to ten. so at least this time the latino mark

good morning america co-host robin roberts, who is both my friend and former colleague, revealed in a facebookost what many in her life knew all along, she's gay. it's not as if roberts had been keeping her decade-long relationship a secret but it is the first time she's publicly acknowledged that she's gay. roberts has received a largely positive response including this tweet from the first lady. i am so happy for you and amber. you continue to make us all proud. but it's not just the supportive reaction but the lack of reaction saying a lot about how far this country has come in its acceptance of homosexuality. >> good morning america anchor robin roberts inspired millions of viewers as she publicly fought a blood disorder diagnosis last year. >> later today, i begin what's known as pretreatment. >> reporter: thankfully, she won. >> i am so full of gratitude. >> reporter: now as she celebrates more than a year of recovery, she is making news again. last night she took to facebook to acknowledge her long-time companion writing i am grateful for my entire family, my long time girlfriend amber

facebook or follow on twitter. then post or tweet your favorite memory by 7:00 tonight. you can use photos and videos as well. the winner will be announced tomorrow. so good luck. >>> this horng, warriors co-owner is denying any rumors he and joe lakem are interested in buying the oakland a's. last night, he is also a co-owner of the dodgers, told the "l.a. times" the rumor is quote, 100% not true and that he has no interest in the team. >> we'll see. check your morning commute with mike. still early. >> and also, we've had a lighter volume as we will throughout the year, but the rest of the year, i should say, but even though it's lighter, we have some slow spots kicking in over the course of the morning. let's look at the rest of the bay. all the green right now. the only little yellow we see on top of that, to be about 59 miles per hour. a smooth drive across the bay. the san mateo bridge does have one of your wind advisories. conditions started about 1:30, 2:00 in the morning. same thing for the bay bridge. back to you. >>> first, it was bat kid and now, wonder gill. >> making a dream come true for a 10-year-old who's fighting cancer. she's going to help save the city tonight. you rem

facebook? e-mail? twitter? what are your thoughts on social media and how it has impacted networking? >> i and my co-founder are strong on social media. media isce on social far less of a comfort zone for me. it depends on what level you are starting at. people up and meeting and shaking hands and putting your face in front of them is the most important thing to me. when i have met someone and i can associate a face or a conversation or event with them, i feel so much more likely to respond to the e-mail or the facebook invite. when i look at my own career in media that took off in 2007- 2008, attending all of those events was the game changer. i know that twitter was in such a player at that point, that showing up and saying hello increases exponentially your chance that when i see an e- mail, it will trigger a response. i associated with something more substantial. >> i think of it as the first time he needs someone -- if you see that person -- if you meet person,and you see that you almost want to move past that and become friends. >> allies. >> exactly. i love going into rooms and seeing if ther

facebook. i do tweet. flurms were pretty good but you had co-ceo leaving to go to lucky brand.ry runs this thing. he is the asthetic behind the company. the numbers were actually very good. we have seen the post close preopening declines suddenly reverse themselves. >> and you like the numbers? >> i think it's about the ceo. the gross profit margin was down. it was down year-over-year a little bit. this is a company in transition. we are making big plans and doing pretty well in the process. >> exactly. this is going to be a big deal. >> look up rain moma. i want to briefly go back to the point about stan fisher. we need to talk about it. >> it matters a lot less than you might think. we have a meeting next week where bern bernanke is going to make the decision. not yet a majority. if the strong economic numbers this week tip the balance i think some of the choppiness is going to continue. i think it stretches belief. >> it's going to be bernanke's last press conference. >> last conference but second last meeting. >> oh, all right. well, still the q&a, i was going to ask how do

co-hes of fox and friends. first ainsley earhadt on "mission impossible." >> i want you to hear these comments from people on facebookve kim williams. he says that i have received the welcome to the obama care marketplace e-mail address. i've tried to log on almost every day but it doesn't recognize me. i try to request a password reset. where did my data go? steven in virginia, i logged on healthcare.gov. finally succeeded and was offered the same kaiser plan that i have locked in for 2014 for $800 more. i think i'll let that sit in my car as rot. tom spain says i am not going anywhere in that website. interesting to see how you fare through it. i'll be watching, good luck. lots of people watching tonight. >> ans lthat's a brutal task. >> the problem is i don't want to give my social security number or allow them to -- if i trusted the site and i had more faith in the system, maybe so. >> all right, ainsley, very informative. >> now the problems with obama care, they extend way beyond the website and the glitches and the americans, people all across the country, they're being now forced to face the reality of the re

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co-host of fox and friends. first ainsley earhardt on mission impossible. the hour is almost up. how did we do? >> i want you to hear these comments of people on facebookfind out how they did today. tim williams said i received the welcome to obama care e-mail address. i've tried to log on every day but it doesn't recognize me. my question is where does my data go? then you have steven in virginia. i logged on healthcare.gov, succeeded after 30 days, was offered the same kaiser plan i have locked in for 2014 for $800 more. i think i'll let that sit in my cart and rot. one more, tom says i am not going anywhere near that website. interesting to see how you fair through it. i'll be watching. good luck. people watching tonight, sean. >> i know we've given you a tough task. that's brutal. >> the problem is i don't want to give my social security number or allow them -- if i trusted the site and i had more faith in the system, maybe so. >> ainsley, very informative segment. the problems with obama care extend way beyond the website and the glitches and people across the country are being forced to face the reality of the negative impact of this law. my next

coed college. she had a trade. she taught the deaf. a very modern marriage compared to many of the preceding presidencies. >> jennifer on facebook, i am interested with her work on the disabled, one of the first to do so. was she involved with gallaudet university when she was in washington, d.c.? >> no, because she believed in lip reading, and she had been trained to do that, not sign language. it is a very different art and i would say a very difficult one. grace took on quite a challenge. >> our first caller of the evening, this is john, watching us in seattle. you are on the air. >> i think you just answered my question. did grace know asl? it looks like you might have answered the question for me. >> how much of a controversy were the two approaches of teaching the deaf? >> i don't think it was that much of a controversy. it was different concepts. the feeling is that you would fit in society better if you did lip reading. sign language would not advance you in terms of your career. i think we feel differently about that now, but back then, there was a real drive to fit in and participate in society. >> next is jim from springfie

of our co-workers got up and surrounded us fight club style as we discussed the march reds of the movie. >> reporter: they took the debate to the web. their work garnered more than 50,000 facebookn. the new decade-old british film follows nine story lines about a version of affection, young love, familiar companionship, lust, joyful anticipation, orr argues the plot lines are not only i'm plusble but super official and inmoral. >> i think that "love actually" is not an unromantic movie but anti romantic. it's money shots, the mash up of first and last scenes of romantic comedies without the middle part where people get to know each other and fall in love. >> they don't have time to show all of the four-hour conversations that eventually lead people to fall in love intellectually. it's about the chemistry moment that allows people to fall into the crush zone, and i think that's a valid and wonderful and magical thing to show. >> reporter: "love actually" got mixed reviews. >> when i watched it again, it was worse than i remembered it and kira nightly singing was creepy. >> reporter: for the record, ""a christmas story"" was panned but that criticism didn't stick. and now that mo

facebook? e-mail? twitter? what are your thoughts on social media and how it has impacted networking? >> i and my co-founder are strong on social media. my presence on social media is far less of a comfort zone for me. it depends on what level you are starting at. showing up and meeting people and shaking hands and putting your face in front of them is the most important thing to me. when i have met someone and i can associate a face or a conversation or event with them, i feel so much more likely to respond to the e-mail or the tweet or facebook invite. when i look at my own career in media that took off in 2007- 2008, attending all of those events was the game changer. i know that twitter was in such a player at that point, that showing up and saying hello increases exponentially your chance that when i see an e- mail, it will trigger a response. i associated with something more substantial. >> i think if you meet someone and you see that person, you almost want to move past that and become friends. >> allies. >> exactly. i love going into rooms and seeing if there is some i have met once before a

getting a comment on the new strategy from home depot co-founder arthur blank who is joining us tomorrow at 8:40 a.m. eastern time. joe. >>> facebook will be getting more friend requests and likes this morning. the social networking giant is going on to be added to the s&p 500 at the close of trading on december 20th. the stock is up more than 90% this year. it's adding to those gains in premarket trading. >>> and no coke, pepsi is what they'll be saying at buffalo wild wings. the "new york times" is reporting that pepsi will replace coca-cola at the restaurant supplier. buffalo wild wings has 950 restaurants. >> is this a big morning for her? >> i don't know. if you like buffalo wild wings. >> tell me about hilton. it's priced at 20, right? >> that's what it is priced at. >> so did they -- i have a reason for wanting to know this. >> do you want to know if blackstone made money? >> no. i already said they made over $8.5 billion. i want to know if there's a chance that the ipo is going to be hot. >> hey, "squawk box," that's hot. >> you see, we could probably -- >> it's the high end of the range, but it's not off of -- i think 21 w

facebook is getting into the video ad game. they plan to start selling video ads that will automatically may in users feeds. >> and jim cramer will talk to the coeos of whole foods this hour. >> the s&p snapping a four-session losing streak. the fed's two-day meeting gets back today. a lot of tea leaf reading, jim being looking at the calendar, looking at yellen's history. some say she's slightly more committed to the program than bernanke but we'll have to wait until tomorrow. >> a lot of people are saying wait a second, we sold down very badly last week. what happens if they stay the course? this could be a giant short squeeze. buyers came in saying i don't like the outcome. if they do nothing, the market flies. if they do maybe let's do a little taper, the market's already down. there were two alternatives and they were both buy. that's why i think you had a lot of short covering yesterday. >> what's the down side of taking your gains and calling it a year today? >> the movies aren't that good right now. i used to go watch "brave heart" over and over again or "the fugitive." that's because karen said get the heck out of the office, all you d