. >> she pledged her allegiance to isis moments before the massacre it was removed from facebook dan reported to law enforcement. >> we don't know what is there yet we're still continuing to look into that. >> investigators say they tried to be raised their digital footprint to do damage their devices. >> this all falls were crushed we have retained those and we are exploiting the data we do hope the digital fingerprint left by these two individuals will take us to the motivation. >> director comey also makes a statement as there is friction between the white house and fbi how to characterize the attacks to read the investigation has indications of radicalization by the killers and the potential is rationed by foreign terrorist organizations. >> appearing normal the hall was already cleared as a crime scene could take furniture or baby items saying that farook paid the rent on time and pass a background check spirit that complete chaos of that day. >> is the carnage the number of people never injured and were already dead. the pure panic of those individuals that needed to be saved.

we'll post new details on facebook and twitder. in the dan hearse teacher-murder trial. accused of raping and killing his trail. >> the trial inching closer to being in the hands of jury. david cooper joins us. >> reporter: this has been a trial that's gone on for so many weeks and been filled with twists and turns, and now yet another twist that followed some turns today. >> this issue got raised at a point, really, well into the trial. >> reporter: the judge wrestling with an 11th hour request from lawyers representing accused killer flip chisholm. >> this would be evidence that mental illness. >> reporter: the lawyers claiming he was insane when he murdered his math teach ner october of 2013. >> the consensus is you don't use scans for diagnosis, period. >> reporter: meanwhile the judge who already listened to a doctor without the jury present early ner the trial, an expert witness on brain scan has this reactions to the conclusions a few weeks ago. >> the problem with the doctor si don't believe him. i just don't believe him. >> reporter: late in the day the judge de

facebook says it will appeal and believes the certification is what it says is without merit. dan, this company has grown gang busters since its ipo, but it's ease where i to forget priced at $38 a share, and it was below that price for about a year after it traded. >> yeah, but i don't think that matters, meaning, you know, facebook was very clear on its road show. it changed its forecast on its road show. it articulated that one of the areas that it was of concern was desk top po to mobile. nobody could know when that transition happens. i think you would ask -- if you ask any investor that invested from the ipo on and stayed with the company, are they happy it's gone from 38 to 107, i would say yes. i think facebook has handled every one of its challenges quite magnificently. has one of the most extraordinary honest management teams and has a ceo who gave away $45 billion in his wealth in order to invest in things that could help the world. not exactly sure why this is the company to go after. >> facebook did, as you mention, dan, disclose that it hadn't really figured out mobi

in a letter to their newborn daughter facebook founder mark zuckerburg and his wife pricilla say they are celebrating her birth with a $45 billion donation. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the couple are pledging 99% of their facebook chairs to charity. they say it is to make the world a better place for their daughter and the next generation. >> tonight the philanthropic community has more. it is safe to say that the philanthropic community is impressed. >> indeed. they previously pledged to give half of their assets, so today's announcement that they are giving nearly all their wealth has stunned just about everyone. mark zuckerburg and pricilla chan are now proud parents of a little girl named max. they posted this photo on facebook and with it a letter to their daughter. "max, we love you and feel a great responsibility to leave the world a better place for you and all children." >> the only way we reach our full human potential is if we are able to unlock the gift of every person around the world. >> the zuckerburgs plan to give 99% of their facebook shares over the course of their lives darr waves their $1.6 billion to charitable caus

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in a letter to their newborn daughter facebook founder mark zuckerburg and his wife pricilla say they are celebrating her birth with a $45 billion donation. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the couple are pledging 99% of their facebook chairs to charity. they say it is to make the world a better place for their daughter and the next generation. >> tonight the philanthropic community has more. it is safe to say that the philanthropic community is impressed. >> indeed. they previously pledged to give half of their assets, so today's announcement that they are giving nearly all their wealth has stunned just about everyone. mark zuckerburg and pricilla chan are now proud parents of a little girl named max. they posted this photo on facebook and with it a letter to their daughter. "max, we love you and feel a great responsibility to leave the world a better place for you and all children." >> the only way we reach our full human potential is if we are able to unlock the gift of every person around the world. >> the zuckerburgs plan to give 99% of their facebook shares over the course of their lives darr waves their $1.6 billion to charitable caus

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facebook page overnight.. and i spoke with police today, trying to answer some of your questions.. chief dan trelka says it's a unique case because the woman was under obvious mental stress. she never touched the boy...but she did lie to his bus driver claiming she was the boy's sister..and that she needed to take him with her. she told police she tried to take him because she hallucinated and geuinenly thought the boy needed her help..and police say they can't arrest her for that right now. :she lied to the bus driver and trelka: the problem we are having is we are unable to disprove what she said because of her obvious mental health crisis. at last check the woman is still the hospital undergoing mental evaluation and other tests. cheif dan trelka also tells me there is much more to do with this case..as the investigation continues. i also spoke with state senator jeff danielson about parents having concern over this story- he says "the best law in the world...still wouldn't work unless we all work together as a community. we all need to be the eyes and ears and watch out for one another."

dan abrams weighing in live. the search under way for country singer craig strickland. he went missing after that massive storm in oklahoma. the latest on this case and the giant facebooktatus update promising millions going viral and how scams like these take over social media. it's all coming up only on "gma." we'll see you guys very soon it. >> , dan thanks. >>> anyone fall for that one here. >> no. >> no. >> you never know what's going on facebook. >> crazy stuff. >> accidents taking over our roadways this morning but time for a check on the four's and the two's. this is 422 at least volume is light despite the wet conditions we're moving okay and on 42 in camden county some building northbound volume but overall not too bad right now. david. >> okay, matt, we've got temperatures in the northern and western suburbs that are on the chilly side but notice how we're all above freezing from martins creek and slatington south up in tan verseville 29 degrees. that's where the sleet is but in the lehigh valley and berks county it's been all rain for several hours now. 52 in buena, 55 woodbine, 51 in smyrna. if you're running errands the rain is going to continue probably

dan. >> yeah. and chris. >> yeah. cover of "vanity fair." >>> listen, don't miss our updates, facebook, wnnfans.com. >> announcer: thisforming insomniacs for two decades. insomniacs >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, investigators in paris naming the third bataclan attacker. the details just in. >>> firing back, the controversial plan to ban muslims. donald trump responding to critics in an exclusive interview with barbara walters. >> we have a president that doesn't have a clue. we don't know what's happening. >> the backlash growing from his own party and the white house as his lead widens in the newest poll. we are live in washington. >>> caught on camera. one of the hottest toys for the holidays bursting into flames again. this time inside a mall. >>> and art lovers taking an even closer look at the mona lisa. the secret possibly discovered

dan, fox 25 news. >>> everett police are sharing this video on facebook in hopes it will help them a a coldhearted thief. the person in this video is wanted for stealing a snowblower on december 10th. if you have any information, call police. >> flatting along a busy street in salem is a problem. the fire chief is calling it a public safety hazard. the city is now working on a $30 million project to improve one and quarter mile road station that would be large enough to hold 4 million gallons of water. the fire chief told us the project will help speed up how quickly they respond to emergencies. >> we always end up on canal street with them floating in the water. >> the project is set to start next spring and take 18 months. >>> there was some rain out there today, kevin, but didn't cause too many problems. >> that's for sure, vanessa. many times we've talked about the problem they have up there and nice to see they're finally gonna get some relief. tonight the rain is just light up that way now but there was some heavier rain earlier, had some downpours on the outer cape when i was talking to you a few

facebook and facebook messenger rounding out the top three. so who is winning the app wars. i'm going to dan because i don't think guy knows what an app is. >> apple, you want to justify a higher multiple. get into that space. make i-message an app and license it and get facebook multiples for parts of your business. i believe that is their future. 10% of the sales came from services. it should be a much, much bigger number. i think they have an amazing opportunity to diversify away from hardware and get into services and justify a higher multiple. >> i think facebook -- it is clear what is going on in the space and this is why facebook is trading at the multiple. they are getting the growth and proving it. the loyalty and the programs and the apps for this site that make sense for this site and make sense for the video adds and where they are getting the prooem. it is facebook and until proven otherwise, this is best of breed. >> you are a funny guy. i was at the app store this weekend. i went to the app store, wise guy, so i don't know what you're talking about. >> i went to the app store.

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where they had that thick fog, posted by dan farley on my twitter page, post your photos on my facebook, share on instagram, love seeing your photos in any kind of weather that you may shot in your neighborhood. great day to get34y some exerc some recreation. great day for a run. maybe go hiking, maybe a bike ride on the path. we'll have temperatures by noontime up around 50 degrees. quite a jump from where we are now. ought to make it to the low and mid-50s by midafternoon and late afternoon right back down into the low 50s with lots of sunshine. and then by after sunset, which today is at 4:46, we will have it getting back down into the 40s. no rain up and down the atlantic sea board. there is still a little bit of rain and maybe a little bit of a snow out here in the pacific northwest. northern california. but this little disturbance we have here over iowa, northern missouri, that is going to be tracking right over during the day tomorrow. that just might give us a few light sprinkles on monday afternoon, otherwise, it'll just bring clouds in. temperatures will be in the mid-50s aga

dan. >> yeah. and chris. >> yeah. cover of "vanity fair." >>> listen, don't miss our updates, facebook, wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this" informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm richard bacon. here are some of the top stories we're following on "world news now." >>> donald trump says he has no regrets for proposing a ban on muslims entering the united states. we'll get into the harsh political backlash he's facing and more of what he told abc's barbara walters straight ahead. >>> attorneys for the baltimore police officer charged with the death of freddie gray begin presenting their case today. gray died earlier this day after suffering a severe spinal cord injury while in police custody. >>> a third of the nation's air traffic controllers are to retire. >>> and a study out of britain proves the very real phenomena of smartphone deafness. people texting literally can't hear you because their brain can't see and listen at the same time. those are some of the top stories on december 9th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we begin this half hour with don

the president of the china facebook commissioned the report and conducted it. and our editor danas well. you saw some pretty discouraging results. what a data point was most distressing? >> it is going to be profits. we have seen a long-term deceleration, i have talked about the slowdown over the years. profits of stayed pretty robust on this slowdown, talking about need of is no stimulation. but profits deteriorated to the lowest level we have ever seen. need tomething you kee give an eye on. scarlet: china has embarked on fixed interest rate cuts since late 2014. should these have propped up profits a little bit? >> they are cushioning the blow. most economists ca world cup next year. ruck me from your report was the decline in services. this has been one of the great counter narrative themes in china, and is providing a question. what you're suggesting that is not quite as strong. >> this narrative building to the third quarter, we were hel ping to push this. thise have built into game, that services going to go gangbusters regardless. we did not see that in the fourth quarter

for all of us i'm dan we appreciate your time as always. 7 news continues now on line on twitter facebook of the evening. make time for us if you can coming up in an hour. back with up in an hour. back with moreover on the big 7 goodbye for now announcer: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discretion is advised. today...county officials are meant to protect and serve, but when one judge is prosecuted for theft, it leads to a dark path of revenge and murder, leing an entire texas town in a panic.

dan winters... and i'm sonya heitshusen... investigators say the woman who helped assisted her huand in the terrorist attack pledged allegiance to isis on facebook prior to the attack. they also discovered a bomb- making lab in the couple's home... jinah kim has the latest. just two days after the mass shooting that took the lives of fourteen people, investigators are zeroing in on the couples' motivation behind the attack. "we are investigating this act as an act of terrorism." federal officials say tashfeen malik, the female suspect - pledged her allegiance to isis on social media. malik allegedly made the under a different name, then

dan look alike. >>> janet jackson just announced her world tour is on hold. singer's unbreakable tour was scheduled on february 26th. last night though, jackson posted a message on her facebook page saying she has to have surgery soon. i will need to postpone the tour until spring, she promises to reschedule every date. she has not said what type of surgery she is having though. >>> still to come, and inside look at christmas at the bradies. >>> and the pictures comparing santa and gronk. >>> plus an eye exam in the comfort of your own home, no doctor required, but is this do it yourself test blurring the lines between health and convenience, dr. mallika marshall take as closer look. >>> stationed in japan, i want to use this occasion to say to you dr. liti, also i want to use the occasion to thank you guys a good, merry christmas, happy new year to family and all the friends living in boston. so one more time, merry christmas and happy new year to >>> in health news if you are having a christmas cookie with that glass of sweet wine to night, a hormone in your liver may be to blame, researchers of the hormone you may be less likely to eat sugar and drink alcohol, more resear

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dan saw a flurry of bullish activity in tech and other etf. >> let's talk about the xlk, 40% of that is apple, google, microsoft and facebook. and so today when the market was just ripping, there was a big call purchase in december expiration, logically targeting that fomc meeting, looking out and buying 55,000 of the december 45 half calls, paying 9 cents. that is about $500,000 in premium. it is a big trade as far as contracts. not exactly much on the premium standpoint. it breaks even at 45.59, up 3%. and what i find interesting. this is the xlk. it is a concentrated, of the big winners year-to-date, it breaks out right here. the trade ser looking for a low-premium leveraged way to play big-cap tech for a breakout. and then there was one other in the xlf today, hold on one second, people, that is the financial etf. a buyer of the 50025.5 calls paying low premium, 8 cents, making up 4.5%. a buyer of 180,000 total and i suspect it was the same buyer. these break back at the prior highs. so two low-premium big-contract size leverage bets to the upside over the next couple of weeks. >> would you go with the xlf. it was also f

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they also believe now he joined his wife in pledging allegiance to isis on facebook as the recent attack was unfolding. cnn's dan simon is live in san bernardino with more. dan, what do we know? >> reporter: well, hey, chris, a couple new developments to talk about. we are told that siyed farook my have been planning an attack in 2012 with someone other than his wife. we are told at this point they apparently abandoned this sort of plot because the, we're told, in effect they may have gotten spooked. the second thing, we're told that farook may have taken out a bank loan in november for $28,500. what that money was used for, we're told, half of it was given to farook's mother, the other half apparently has been accounted for. what they were planning to do with that money, we're not fight sure. perhaps they were trying to stockpile some weapons. but parentally that's not been confirmed. finally, we learned that farook's neighbor, 24-year-old enrique marquez, the guy who converted to islam two years ago, he apparently purchased the two assault weapons that were used in the attack. that was transferred to farook, a

that's from facebook founder mark zuckerberg with his newborn dressed up -- at's he dressed as, dan? >> that's obi-wan kenobi. >> she. >> she looks like a slightly annoyed version of obi-wan kenobi, i would say. >> i wonder why. then i know you have a photo, a video for us. >> i made a little video of my son alexander in the bathtub. don't worry. yoda, i gave him c3po and put the droid's head in his mouth. i warned him that might adversely make it malfunction. he ignored me. >> you're a bona fide nerd on the "star wars" stuff. >> i'm a nerd on a lot of stuff. it came out when i was 6 or 7 and i had a little brother. my mom used to bring us in the middle of the movie and leave us until we stopped caring. >> the answer is yes to my question >> yes. >> can't wait to hear what you think, 2:30 you're watching it toda >> 2:30. >> all right, okay. we'll get a review from dan in a bit. >>> can there be too much christmas? all these gifts under the tree. she's now facing an online fire storm after posting this online. she's here live to tell her side of the story when we come back. the snow i

facebook. materials, down in dupont, following the merger announcement, nearly 4%. the reason for this is danoeb, the founder of hedge fund, is -- hedge fund third point. he is calling for his removal. loeb is questioning whether the -- agreemented between the dow and third point. not commenting on what exactly else is in the letter. qualcomm is said to be leading against a breakup and that it sees any kind of breakup as harming prowess. that has been going around for a few months now as they try to gain some kind of skill in the industry. scarlet: joining us now from san francisco to discuss is bloomberg's reporter ian king, who wrote the story. we talked about how activist investors have been pushing qualcomm to help businesses and what has been the case for not splitting it up? >> this is not a typical business unit. these two are tightly interlinked. the chip division generally -- generates the patents, which sells those licenses and generates a huge amount of cash, which pays amount -- for the massive amount it -- of r&d in the business. alix: friday, qualcomm changed its proxy process,

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facebook exchange a freak and i'm tired of it. i've made up my mind, i wanna die. for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> such a sad story. let's talk to dan abrams about this right now. there's going to be a lot of factual questions at the heart of this lawsuit. >> maybe most importantly did the school district know about it and did they as the plaintiffs allege here literally put her back into classes with the bullies that they'd reported about. so that's a critical question. a clear law in ohio, anti-bullying law that requires school districts to take action. the superintendent actually wrote a letter to the school community saying, that he didn't think bullying had to do with it so there's going to be key factual disputes. >> that's ohio law, but the lawsuit. >> so she is saying that the reason she was bullied was based on her race, national origin, sexual preferences, she's saying these were the reasons she was bullied and that's why they're there's going to be an anti-discrimination question here, as well. tough questions to answer. >> okay, dan abrams, thanks very much. >> we'll all be watching that dan. >>> coming up next many talk

dan fuss of loomis sayles. >> nbc news getting a first look inside the apartment of the san bernardino shooters. law enforcement sources say the female shooter posted her support for isis in a facebook post before the attacks. we're going to answer the important question surrounding that. we're also watching a huge rally on the street. the dow is up 349 points as we speak and you've also got wti down about 2.7% or below the $40 a barrel mark. we'll get the oil close in "power lunch" in the second hour coming right up. do not go away. equals great rates. >>> hello, everyone. i'm sue herera with some breaking news. the u.s. embassy in nigeria says that it has received information that groups associated with terrorism may be planning attacks against hotels frequented by westerners. the embassy goes on to say that it has no further information regarding any timing or method of any planned attacks but once again the u.s. embassy in nigeria says it has received information that groups associated with terrorism may be planning attacks against hotels that are frequented by westerners. we will keep you posted. it's a still-developing story, ty. i'll send it back to you as we watch the wires.