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facebook is proposing to combine user data with that of recently acquired photo sharing. facebook says sharing information will help provide, understand and improve services with its own company as well as its partners and affiliates. >>> fremont police are trying to find the owners of an elaborate briefcase and wedding album. the shiny gold case was found outside the kinder care child care center in fremont last night. the front of the case says happy wedding, 12-04-2008. inside, the case was filled with wedding pictures. if you recognize the suitcase or the bride and groom, you are asked to contact fremont police. >>> back to our bay area weather. that overnight storm blew through and we are left with gorgeous. >> that rain did come down hard last night, especially in san francisco where the storm drains are overflowing. we will see a few sprinkles lingering in the north valley tonight but that's about it. up around sacramento, i've had reports of some drizzle in some of these areas and up in this area. but for the most part, we're starting to clear out, as gasia mention

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data usually when you lose them but. moment of information that you give away to technical intermediaries of the internet such as google facebook is tremendous and what does aggregates of data will be used for in a few years is impossible to predict there are tools there are technologies to protect yourself against snooping against wiretapping of your communications those technologies are widespread but not used enough you have to learn to use it it's an effort and people should know more about those issues let's talk about the book a little bit the book says the world now has to decide whether the internet will free us all in slave us is a situation really that serious yes it is raining creasing number of counties you can see the internet being used to control the individuals to censor people access to communication you can see governments turning the internet into a tool of control and this is a very disturbing trend indeed so how do we fight that government control. first of all we fight it by information by spreading knowledge about technology by spreading knowledge about how our freedom. attacked online whether they're att

data usually when you lose them but. moment of information that you give away to technical intermediaries of the internet such as google or facebook is tremendous and what this aggregates of data will be used for in a few years what will happen if they fall in the hands of some government or some. company or some entity with some evil intent is impossible to predict there are tools there are technologies to protect yourself against snooping against wiretapping of your communications those technologies are widespread but not used enough for instance keep cryptography helps you keep your communication safe but you have to learn to use it it's an effort and people should know more about those issues let's talk about the book a little bit the book says of the world now it has to decide whether the internet will free us all in slave us is a situation really that serious. yes it is you can see several people in an increasing story in an increasing number of counties you can see the internet's being used to control the individuals to sense or people access to communication and censor the ability to participate democratical recently a fre

facebook friends. it has no advertisements. no data mining, it is private and secure. it bridges the formal and informal world of care and support. and what we have discovered is that people that use a, what they get out of that is what we call the network of fact. we have jill in the center of the network and you can see on the upper side where you have a health care provider to put information into her fault about her health care. if you have heard daughter using the mobile application to update people on the go. you have the neighbor that tax the schedule to see when he is going shopping -- this is an illustration of a network of fact or network model of the good life. the neighbor says, always check on line to see what joe needs. the physician's assistant says it is easy to share the test results. the personal care worker says i've posted on the loose handrail and they handled it right away. her sister says, i am part of a team now, what a relief. out of this idea of the network of fact, one is that this is what joe wants. this is her key to a good life. her networ

facebook privacy policies. one change would impact the data use policy, which explains how the site collects and uses data, and the statement of rights and responsibilities, which explains the terms governing their use of our services. >>> a new poll suggests that contra costa county is turning more democratic. a. >> duane: study found 60% voted for governor jerry broken brown's appropriate position 30 in november, compared with 54 statewide. a dozen years ago, republicans outnumbered democrats if 7 cities. now they are the majority in only two cities. danville and clayton. >>> and we've got wet weather headed your way. tomorrow not wet, but as we get into wednesday morning, the rain begins and continues for some time. big shot here. i don't often do this. here is the hawaiian islands. you see how this is getting pulled into the system. it's a lower latitude storm, pulling a lot of tropical moisture, and it's going to make a beeline for parts of the north bay. that will be the heaviest rain locations. so the clouds are increasing now. they will be mostly cloudy by tomorrow afternoon, and we start rain around h

other is around fbx, which is their first initiative to really start to try and utilize data within the facebookls and turn on some returns. there's a lot of additional revenue generation that hasn't turned on. quite frankly, we think this is a much longer term story. they have data. they have technology. they have reach. >> so how come the stock has lost so much of its value i understand the ipo then? >> the valuation was always an issue here. part of the lockup expiring reminds us of the valuation play. it's still $48 billion for a company with $5 billion in revenue. so the sale of the century, this most certainly isn't. part of what we're seeing is rotation out of the big three, out of amazon, apple, and google. some of the tech money is looking for a place. there's a decent number of people out there who like the upside to downside ratio in facebook. all that being said, mobile is important for them. we're yet to see them monetize outside. they have to do that to grow into any kind of valuation above of $26. we have another big problem in mobile here which is about 50% of the click throughs

identity is one of the things that causes people to behave nicely and we actually have seen data that when you take facebook and you take comments and import it to other sielts because it's facebook the amount of trooling go down and the amount of real and authentic comments go up and it's awesome and where we start from. the second thing i was going to point out we have a way that anybody and everybody can report contents that they find harassing on any page, and they can come right to us, but we've invented this thing, which is not the most brilliant invention but working well and the social resolution way to solve bullying and other harassing content, so we created a flow where you could say "hey, i don't like that piece of content" and instead of reporting to facebook ink and we have 3,000 people but we don't understand the context of everything going on. you can report to a family or friend or somebody off the site. >> in the context -- >> in the context of the behavior itself. we have seen the reports go down. the closing of the reports go up and when we surveyed the people both the person reported an

the importance of personal data usually when you lose them but your moment of information that you give away to technical intermediaries of the internet such as google facebook is tremendous and what does agree gates of data will be used for in a few years is impossible to predict in an increasing number of countries you can see the internet being used to control the individuals to sense or people access to communication and censor the ability to participate democratically we fight it by information by spreading knowledge about technology by spreading knowledge about how our freedoms are attacked online whether they're attacked by governments or whether they are for commercial purposes by private entities and then we can try to increase the political cost of taking this bad decisions that will lead to turning the internet into a machine to to control the individual's. and you can get more on the dangers cyberspace presents and join our own interview with jeremy's a man and his followers cypherpunk all episodes of the show that are they add are available now on our. dot com. there hasn't been anything yet on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact of

. >> facebook is controversial because it is hard to delete data published there. it is especially a problem when a suspicion proved unfounded. also, the information stored on servers in the u.s., which opposes legal problems. can it then be used as evidence in german courts? public opinion is divided. >> our privacy keeps shrinking. i do not like it. >> if they are using it as a tool to solve crimes, sure, why not? >> the lower saxony police have found an effective way to use this book is to post links on it to their german-based site, which contains pictures and detailed descriptions. it is a legal work around that could become a national blueprint for digital crime solving. >> christie's has recorded the most successful sale of contemporary art ever, taking in more than $400 million. >> many buyers are increasingly seeing art as a safe investment now. a large-scale sculptures sold for $33.7 million, the highest -- second-highest price ever achieved at an auction by a living artist. coming up after the break, we will be taking a look at china's new leadership. do

for the app you basically gave the campaign all the information about who your facebook friends were, they overlaid that data with their own data bases and they were then able to ask you to target the people they wanted to get at. so if you were part of this facebook app you were getting messages in the final days saying message your friends, you know, joe schmo in colorado or in texas, and when you did that, they knew because they tested this as well, that the likelihood that your friend joe would act on your recommendation, go vote, go register, early voting's open, whatever it was, was far higher than in the campaign just sent an e-mail. >> you think this changes the game for future campaigns? >> in for years the technology will probably be light years ahead but it definitely changes the game. it also, because you had an incumbent re-elected, they were able to invest all the millions of dollars they did in this, it puts democrats at a significant advantage and republicans do have a lot of catchup to do. >> not having a primary fight certainly helped out in that, devoting resources. appreciate it. fascinat

from that obviously kind of willingly collaborating with these collectors of personal data you know we all have a facebookaccount we all have telephones which can be tracked people think well yeah i use facebook and maybe the f.b.i. if they made a request could come and get it and everyone the much more aware of it now of course because of betrayers but that's not the problem the problem is that all the time everyone nearly everything they do on the internet is permanently recorded every web search you know what you were thinking one year two days three months ago and you don't know but google knows it remembers the national security agency intercepts request if it flowed over u.s. border it knows where we need. national security agency whistleblower who was the research head of the national security agency's signals intelligence division describes this as turning a key totalitarianism that all the infrastructure has been built for absolute totalitarianism it's just a matter of turning the key and actually the case has already been turned a little bit and it is now affecting people who are targeted for us

that obviously but kind of willingly collaborating with these collectors of personal data you know we all have a facebookaccount we all have telephones which can be tracked all the time everyone nearly everything they do on the internet is permanently recorded every web search to know what you were thinking one year two days three months ago and you don't know but google knows it remembers the national security agency intercepts the request if it flowed over us border it knows so. by just communicating to our friends by e-mailing each other by updating facebook profiles we are informing on our friends and friends started inform on friends you know this is the stars he had a ten percent penetration of german east german society with up to one thousand people being informers at some time in their life now in countries that have the highest internet penetration like iceland more than eighty percent of people are on facebook informing about their friends. that information doesn't go nowhere it's not kept in iceland it's sent back into united states where it is excessive where u.s. intelligence where it is ac

i just want to share one piece of data which i don't understand completely. maybe our friend from facebook can explain, his twitter colleagues what they do. a hash tag was created and "stop bullying sf barb and hash tag and generated 3 million personal impressions and 1.3 million followers within the last 24 hours. [applause] isn't that incredible? we talked about some of the dangers in social media today and i guess that's part of the beauty of social media and the video is part of that as well, so on behalf of all the childrens and families and parents and communities in the district i want to thank everybody for coming for all the work that you do. i feel optimistic in all of work that you do. thank you and go forth and do great work. >> we're at the press entrance. there is so much excitement in the air. over 20 live trucks, lots of media. we're going to go behind the scenes and give you a sneak peek all the excitement and everything that's going on. let's go. as you can see, pearl street has completely closed for the media trucks to park here. now, we've got trucks from almost all the

and facebooks of the world and demand data? do they even need to? >> of course, they do.have a problem with the way civil liberties are protected here in the united states, they should move to places like pakistan and china where there's zero expectation of rule of law protecting personal information. >> is that the only choice i have? move to pakistan? >> yeah, i hope you have a higher bar than that. >> i think there is -- people have to recognize that the government makes mistakes. there's no question about it. the government is going through protocols to get information for counterterrorism, criminal activities. >> are you saying this was a mistake to begin this investigation the way it began? >> no, i think that we get involved as a private sector solution when people feel threatened. there's a physical threat. there is a financial threat of some kind. so we don't have the subpoena power as a private security firm. what we have to do is be a lot more creative. we have to look at the social media footprint of the person, all the information they're leaving out there. w

it's for some sort of product that will protect you from all these sinister data gathering things that facebooks. >> who would vote for in the future i can't vote for anything. who would vote for you th-- tha? >> grover norquist is the talk of the town in washington. bles. [ clock ticking ] >> grover norquist is the talk of the town in washington. that? >> grover norquist is the talk of the town in washington. tast. could've had a v8. or...try kids boxes! anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yeah. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. approved! [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. meet the 5-passenger ford c-max hybrid. when you're carrying a lot of weight, c-max has a nice little trait, you see, c-max helps you load your freight, with its foot-activated lift gate. but that's not all you'll see, cause c-max also beats prius v, with better mpg. say hi to the all-new 47 combined mpg c-max hybrid. >>> republicans are saying

which is a firm that monitors home market data throughout the day for example you mentioned facebook on may eighteenth nasdaq's quote was said to the drag feed one hundred twenty milliseconds faster than its consolidated feed and you know milliseconds callen and similarly regulators find holden holder brothers an h f t firm for the manipulative activity known as cross market layering again identified many other instances of this occurring in the market so you're calling for more regulation and enforcement per second but why have we not seen more enforcement actions just right now as it stands we seem some and forested actions but it's really a matter of putting the rules in place i mean i am i have much to catch the bad guys don't get me wrong and we don't catch enough of them and when we catch them we don't find them enough so i'm with you one hundred percent but i'd rather stop the things before they take place i mean i rather just ensure that we know who people are so for example when i taught. about they're not even required to register the largest cheat a traitor is is a cheat a

facebook. i've been working on putting some data together. to bring it to you maybe next week but i want to sort of let people know, i think this is what is happening right now with facebook. it's very simple. we talk about the closet indexes all the time. we talk about the benchmark huggers. in fact, the fact that facebook is not owned by closet indexers has put a lot of people in the mind set of wanting to own this stock into the end of the year for the simple reason it is not overowned. it not owned by these people. not accumulated. only 31% of shares are institutionally owned. you compare that to other closet indexers. here's your largest institutional holders. not the typical closet index names. you know back on october 1st we pointed out what was happening with apple. a name where all the closet indexers got essentially nasdaq market weighted. here's the interesting thing. we know apple has declined since then. if you look at the data, apple at that point -- at that point apple was about 12% of the nasdaq, of the nasdaq total weighting.