. >> se puede activar por el facebook messenger , si no les encanta lo pueden hacer a través de facebooklocalizar hasta 10 teléfonos móviles . >> otras recomendaciones es hacer un consenso entre todos , además sugieren expertos que los teléfonos estén cargados . >> esto es importante un estudio dio a conocer que los accidentes más frecuentes son en noche de halloween . >> ellos crecen y así es los padres tienen que saber usarlas . >> muchos saldrán a las calles a celebrar noche de bruijas . >> así es , uber dice que cuenta con la infraestructura adeciada . >> esto causa un incremento en los precios por el servicio . >> es seguro . >> si toman no manejen . >> y siguiendo con temas de halloween , no todos los dulces son de nuestro agrado . >> por ello la compañía de chocolates abre estos dulces de intercambio . >> así es , de acuerdo a la compañia se pueden cambiar 10 mil de estas piezas . >> el chocolate es el que menos me gusta . >> cuando los niños dicen no me gusta , dameel otro . >> como quedan los que no les gusta . >> son las 12 con 20 de la tarde vamos a una pausa al regreso le con

broadly over the next few years, facebook has a lot of different initiatives that are very early stages of monetization. they are just scratching the surface of messenger and whatsapp. very early stages. what you do see is tremendous engagement across the facebook apps and the family of apps i should say creating a big long-term opportunity. that is what the street is excited about is that they are beginning to give hints of monetization for a lot of these things -- all of these things beyond the newsfeed. emily: we talk about different often don't we discuss and he talked about how apple is storing i messages on iphones in service in china. tact and tonerent from mark zuckerberg. much more direct than prior years. what you think the strategy is? sarah: i think he is painting a picture of how difficult it will be, but he is excited about the future. he says facebook's stories in the whole stories product a crossed their apps is a bigger sharing feature overtime. eventually, more people will be using that. i think he was trying to give a sense of how big these things could be that watch could be eventually as big as youtubehi r like imessage. he's tryin

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facebook says it hasn't yet reviewed the complaint. it says messenger kids does not run ads or collect data from marketing purposes. do not. >> all right. something to think about for parents. >>> let's talk about rain. >> and, dan, we're not only talking about rain but downpours with the showers moving through. the majority of the region we're dealing with cloud cover but there is some action in the inland east bay right down street level we go. got a lot of folks on twitter living in livermore just had this downpour move through your neighborhood crossing 580. those pops of yellow as live doppler 7 updates live on the air. that is heavy rain working through the inland east bay. a wider approach and just 18 miles away from livermore there are lightning strikes so the storm is packing a punch in spots and it's not out of the question we could see an isolated lightning strike as the system moves through. so we'll time out the line of showers and downpours as it moves north through the inland east bay. here are the times as it approaches brentwood likely

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facebook messenger might make it easier for to you unsend a message. >>> and taking a live look outside, what a beautiful view of francco. transamerica pyramid very clear right no a full look of the forecast is coming up. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning. i'm contessa brewer at cnbc quloebl headquarters. wall street set to open what we were seeing only after nasdaq, the s&p 500 had their worst declines since march. today we watch for data coming in on retail sales and earnings from bank of america and netflix. >>> sears holdings, the parent company of sears and kmart filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy this morning. it marks the collapse of the company that dominated the retail industry for much of the 20th century in this country. sears has reached a deal with its creditors to keep most of its remaining operations up and running for now, but it will close 142 money-losing stores by the end of the year with liquidation sales expected to begin soon, and that's on top of the 46 stores closing by next month. the sears and kmart stores still and roughly 70,000 employees. >>>

they have amazon's alexa built—in, used facebook messenger to make calls, and come with augmented realityhat was nick. now, this month is adhd awareness month. this is a condition that is estimated to affect nearly 130 million children and adolescents worldwide and can continue into adulthood. now a new study from king's college london is looking including the disorder with different kinds of technologies, including gaming, which is ironic, because technology is often seen as an aggravator. we sent sarah emmett, who has had adhd since childhood, to meet the researchers behind the study. i'm sarah emmett, and i have adhd. adhd stands for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. now, like most people, i have thoughts buzzing round my head all the time. it's very much like trafalgar square. except with adhd it's very difficult to prioritise which thought should come first or which thoughts to focus on. it's usually the one that's most stimulating. so right now, stood here, it's definitelyjumping on the lion. it can become a vicious circle with more and more ideas and thoughts presenting the

. >>> facebook messenger app is getting a makeover. the company is rolling out a new, easiere to p.y've reducedhe number of tabs in the app down to three. one is for chat, another for posting videos on your facebook story and the third title labeled discover lets you play games and chat with businesses. >> the. >>> tomorrow wilconda is coming to the district. it will be on display. >> that's hard to do while you're talking. festival goers can see the costu costume. it's going to be on display during the film festival's night at the museu event. if you can't make it, a virtual picture will be posted. >>> new this morning, drake the canadian rapper and music mowing gull has a loto celebrate this week. he squashed the beatles billboard top 100 record for most hit singles in the top t in a single year. this is no easy fete.at the s held that record, the beatles, the beatles, we're talking aut the beatles, held it for more than 50 years. that group had 11 songs in the top ten in 1964. drake made it to 12 this year. that is a huge accomplishment. >> prettyaz g. >> right? i can't believe a

you can use the portal to call other portal owners, or those using their facebook messenger app. it has an ura-high-definition camera that is capable of tracking you as you move around >> as you can see, now when i am moving, the mera is purposely framing the, naturally zoomi. dana: facebook has been developing it for the past 18 months. b that time, the firm's tatian been turned upside down come with the huge data breach scandal d the hacking attack which hit at least 50 million faceok users. why should people trust facebook to put this kind of device into their homes? >> so we have privacy from the e ound up. the fact that we wle to build hardware to software the ai technology we showedpu you, e privacy in every layer of this. privacy campaigners say new device is not the direction facebook should be taking. >> because it brings facebook right into your home looking at you evy day. we don't know too much about what information facebook is going to retain from these devices. the only thing that companies could be sure about ithat somehow device is going to be hacked. that is wha

. >>> advocacy groups say facebook messenger kids is violating federal law. >>> the groups claim facebook is collecting children's personal information without getting verifiable concept from their parents. advocates are asking the federal trade commission to investigate to see whether it violated the children's online privacy protection act. children's groups want facebook to ensure the person who sets up the child's account is actually the child's parent. facebook says it hasn't reviewed the complaint yet. messenger kids does not run ads or collect data for marketing >> nearly a year after the north bay wildfires -- >> many families are still without housing a year later. work is under way to install 15 cottages in windsor and fountain grove. the cottages are only a temporary solution for the displaced families. once neighborhoods are rebuilt, they can use them as accessory units with single-family homes next door. >>> officials just broke ground on miles of new express lanes. >> this is inspiring a social media moment. fathers across the country are asking for change. >>> and you're ne

the portal is a smart speaker that brings facebook messenger video. you can chat right to your counter top. it uses alexa-enabled voice control to make video chatting more convenient. >> we frame you perfectly, panning and zooming, including everyone in the room as necessary, to make you forget the device and feel like you're there. >> okay. you want it in your kitchen? this new thing that can see and track what you're doing? consumer analysts say the recent data breach of facebook could stop consumers from using it. there are two models, juone at $200 and one at $350. you can chat with your friends while you prepare dinner. >> i don't think so. >> we'll give it a fair shake. >>> we have been very busy with the fire danger across the bay area. we'll take you out to skyranger. it is our helicopter. and you can see as it flies around tonight, all that particulate matter, that pm. it was down-right frightening. we have conditions beginning to improve. but we still are looking at this fire we'reg. let's go from skyranger to storm ranger, our mobile dopple

2014's around the world including law enforcement and alsoity agencies that are monitoring facebook messenger, instagram, and whatsapp. these mere mortals are not alone. >> our investments in machine learning have allowed us to block fake accounts usually at the moment of creation. emily: there is still an indefinite amount of new want when it comes to what kind of activity and content could breach policy. this week, the company would take on misinformation about how people could vote and whether the vote would count. other types of voter suppression, like whether polling places are closed or under threat by an active shooter, would be outsourced to a third-party and potentially flagged if false. lawmakers are watching. >> i think facebook and the other social media platforms were slow to react to this. they were will fully unprepared during the last election as the russians weaponize social media. they are slowly coming to aalize just how much of threat this is and an attack on democratic process. i welcome the reforms. the final analysis will be up to the american people to recognize this t

things that are unusual >> so i would have to join facebook to read your book >> yeah. >> you can't e-mail it to outlook? >> you have to go to the messengerpp. it's simple, you go on there you search for -- >> i would have to join facebook what if i'm morally owe poetz l facebook >> you would have to buy the book >> then i could not read the book and watch it. so you don't have an answer? >> you're out of luck. >> can i go on someone else's facebook >> sure. depends on your relationship, but probably >> she would have to give me her password >> she might have to tell you some things, and she might not like your attitude >> you don't >> i do like your attitude rebel. >> you have been outspoken about amazon how you think it's impacting the book selling industry. >> especially the way -- i think they lightened up, which i think is great they're in a position to do a lot of good. initially the back and forth between them and publishers i didn't think was healthy i think we need strong publishers and we need book stores out in the world. that may change. >> but you changed your attitude on amazon? >> little bit. they're doing a better job now

swisher that joins us now great to see you what's your take on what this means strategically for facebook messenger been a great grower since they bought what's app. it was lagging before then does this open up perhaps more usage if people attach to this home video use case and even commercial opportunities >> i don't know, i don't think you want facebook in your home with a video camera. i think that's their problem, the privacy issues, given all of the controversy around facebook and privacy, it's a big mountain for them to hike up. >> compared to amazon and google >> i don't like any of them in my home, jon i have a nest now and i cover it up with tape i think they're late to the game, amazon dominates, google put in a strong showing, apple is present so the question is are people attached to facebook like trying the facebook phone, that didn't catch on well. people were happy with their phones i don't know if people want to use facebook stuff over other devices or want a dedicated facebook device. that's the question. i can't imagine buying one i don't know about you i do have the alexa, i use

. >> it targets your facebook messenger or inbox. would see th medicinssage f an existing facebook friend telling you that they received a request from you. and then to forward it to your friends. and your friends get the message you got. there has not been an unusual increase in clone accounts recently. >> it's one of the most horrific things, a family is killed when reeir christmas caught fire in their home. live with green is life saving tips to protect your family during this fire prevention week. >> it was incredible for all the girl scouts to see how fast the fire burned earlier in the hour. e showed it side by side with sprinkles and without sprinklers. >> tvet mas house incredibly did not have sprinklers. >> it didn't. wired to ke detectors the alarm system. so it went directly to the authorities. >> think of the minute that it took for that fire to just go big. >> well, at 3:28 the alarm went of and by 3:21 a neighbor saw flames shooting through the roof of the home and it was a large home. the firefighters couldn't enter. >>

now including former law-enforcement, government, and secure agency talent also monitoring facebook messengerers. not just ahead of the u.s. elections, but the presidential election in brazil. our investments in machine learning have allowed us to block fake accounts usually at the moment of creation. >> there is still an indefinite amount of new want when it comes to what kind of activity and content could breach policy. takeompany said it would down misinformation about how people would vote and whether their vote will count. other types of voter suppression under threat by active shooter would be outsourced to third parties and potentially flight if false. lawmakers are watching. >> i think facebook and the of the -- the other platforms were slow to react to this. they were unprepared during the last election as the russians weaponize to social media. that does not mean that there won't be efforts. >> there will always be unexpected threats and challenges. >> the question remains, will 2018 be different? caroline: great reporting there. let's bring you breaking news on dupont. it will take

particularly for facebook, messenger, instagram, and investors want to hear how quickly you can monetize those business and to what extent it will be cannibalizing the facebook investment. know how facebook charges for advertising rates on instagram versus the main facebook by four -- facebook platform? is that readily available? paul: instagram is younger demo which could be much more attractive on a cost per thousand basis. a very goodin position where they have a broad swath of the population that advertisers want to reach. younger demos on instagram and older demos on facebook. the advertisers, coca-cola, when they come with a big advertisement digitally, there are only a couple of places to spend that budget. there are a couple of places to clean up the environment and they must do that, but some of the tailwinds are at the backs of facebook and google. caroline: they continue to spend and higher. they have increased 45% more year on year. i want to get your take on mark zuckerberg's statement. they say we are building the best services for private messages and stories and there are

had access to an access token which gave full access over all those accounts which mean your facebook messengerat you post, date of births, where you live, phone numbers. facebook really hasn't been clear on who they were, the types of attacks that occurred, where they came from and the type of data that the hackers accessed. they reset all the tokens so you had to relog into your account. >> everyone wants to know whether the gum can do anything about this. i thought the comments from tim cook were really telling. he is like i'm not a big regulation guy, but you have to see and acknowledge when the free market is not protecting people enough and do something about it. would government regulation stop something like this? >> we do see companies that don't spend a significant amount of money or resources on protecting their customer data. that's an interesting dilemma because you have people's information that isn't yours but you are still housing it. equi fax had large amounts of information. credit card data is another good example of that. i think there should be specific regulations to hold

. >>> facebook's messenger app is getting a makeover there's a streamlined version of the app. features like games and payments and narrowed its nine tabs down to three. the update has started rolling out to the 1.3 billion users >> one to each see you soon >>> to the sports world. if you missed it because you're watching this show and you went to bed, the world series got under way last night in boston the red sox hosting the dodgers it was a great game until the seventh inning when eduardo nunez broke things open with a three-run home run the red sox won by the score of 8-4. they play again tonight before going to los angeles on friday. >>> still ahead, trade tensions and retail stacey widlitz will have her take on luxury retail. >>>we head out, another check on the futures they're yi tma atrngo ke comeback but still down. why would you need to learn every detail about a company? firmness... nine. it's how ibm services helps retailers around the world drive growth and save millions. he's very into this. yeah. is that the standard amount? yes. feels good. when your partners ar

organizing of the first united the right rallies in charlottesville, these were done through facebook messenger apps and a facebook page, it probably will not have happened otherwise. so, the real-world consequences of access to this technology for the groups, is they could raise money and tell paypal starts to tighten up the way that payment services work. they can raise money, spread propaganda, they can organize and, at the end of the pipeline, when it comes to whites that you find hate crimes and domestic terrorism, there are other severe outcomes when these kinds of in asia not taken seriously like the genocide me and mark and others, it's not just an american problem but a real problem for us. that at the end of the day, is the point of all this effort we are taking all of us together, to not have these be the outcomes of web access . >> thank you, heidi . >> brandi let's term to you, as an organization that did not exist before the internet, you've done an amazing job organizing people online for social justice activism, what are you seeing with some of the activists that you are working

representing many others in filing 13 coppa complaints with the ftc, the most recent one about facebook messenger for kids. unfortunately, the ftc has never acted on any of these. they may have investigated, but because the process is secret, we don't know what happened. there was certainly no consent decree or settlement. i think part of that is a lack of resources but also a lack of political will. they need congress to back them up. there are some structural problems with the law. one of which we talked about. originally, the bill was written for 16 and under. that was one thing we weren't able to get. another thing, we wanted to have it, the standard to be constructed knowledge, not actual knowledge. here is the problem. kids use media all the time. they don't just use websites or services directed at children. they use the same things a lot of the rest of us use. so the question is, the only time, they are treated like an adult unless the operator knows it is a child. in a day when decisions are made by algorithms, massive sets of data, they probably know that they are kids, but do they "kno

you can't do anything with phones right now but it does work as you might expect with facebook messengerteresting thing is you can say, hey portal in order to start a video chat. it actually works with alexa as well because facebook doesn't have its own proprietary system so you can also say hey alexa in order to do things more complicated for example searching the weather. anything that doesn't have to do with video chatting there. of course the main issue here s the privacy aspect and earlier the portal vice president was on bloomberg technology and actually spoke to this specifically with our own emily chang. >> privacy is parra mount and very important. the fact that we have to build the hardware and the software to really change the way people communicate allowed us actually to put privacy on every layer of the stock. >> now bloomberg news, our own reporting actually had a line that said that facebook is trying to make this as uncreepy as possible, haidi, and, you know, a lot of folks out there twitterssphere are saying they probably wouldn't buy this because of all the privacy issu

the device also has access to the facebook messenger network. price will start pretty good, 200 bucks. >>> starbucks is offering a rare new benefit for its full-time workers. get this. subsidized back-up care for children and adults. the company says employees will get up to ten back up care days each year to use when regular care becomes unavailable. more than 180,000 employees will be eligible. employees will pay just a dollar an hour for home back up care for kids or adults, 5 bucks an hour at a child care center. only 9% of large u.s. companies offering back up child care -- i should say, have offered back up child care as a benefit over the last year. >>> forget the six pack or even the 12 pack. anheuser-busch is thinking big, really big. the beer giant is selling 77-pack containers of natural light. that's right, a 77 pack anheuser-busch is offering the huge container in offer of the year. natural light came out -- became available 1977. it will only be available for a limited time, good thing, and only in college park, maryland. we don't

video chat together, funds cannot be used with a yet but as you might expect, it does work with facebook messengern on the video chat you can say, hey, portal but in a interesting partnership portal uses alexa for tasks that go beyond video. two being form factors, one is smaller and one larger so that is a portal and portal plus. portals vice president was on bloomberg technology in my colleague emily chang asked him about the word, privacy. >> privacy is paramount an important and when you -- the fact that we have to build the hardware and the software to change the way people to putcate, allowed us privacy in every layer of the stack. >> the mic and camera can be turned off, the device cannot record any video and if you do not trust that off button, there is a plastic cover you can slide over the camera. that is from google, that company revealed it found the security flaw in march and its google plus social network and made that public this monday. in a blog post, google said personal data of his many as 500,000 people were exposed including names, emails, ages, and occupations. an internalted

europe, where android phones are just as much used as iphones, you know, facebo facebook, their facebook messenger does pretty well, it's neck and neck, but zuckerberg specifically chose the u.s. where there are more iphones, where i-message is indeed bundled as part of the service and just saying of course, saying if you look at europe, other parts of the world, it's a little more of an even playing field so maybe i shouldn't be the only punching bag. liz: okay. i don't know. i just remember microsoft and being accused of bundling its explorer on to -- reporter: and being called a monopoly. yeah. liz: exactly. what happened to netscape, it was kicked out. listen. you are the faster rub runner and you win. reporter: you have a target on your back. liz: thank you very much, deirdre. on bitcoin's tenth birthday, this very day a decade ago, the digital currency first burst on to the scene by an anonymously written white paper, captivating both investors and -- and regulators. what's happening now? we'll be right back. ♪ can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through

she was walking up a block, randomly facebook messenger came on. was able to get message out to family members. that is making hard, the idea communicate something so difficult. transportation improved a little. it is relative. some road completely closed yesterday are starting to reopen, thanks to some hard work of professionals but volunteers, neighbors helping neighbors. with sauce and shape sauce, to cut down some of the trees, open roads up so fema and other authorities can get in. it is really something else. trish: quite an aftermath. connell, thank you very much. roller coaster on the markets up 81 right now. we've been up as much as 400. we're down. where we're headed right now. it is a friday, investors heading into the weekend. this will center what happens come midterm elections, right? because economic policy is going to be influenced whoever is in office. our panel will debate that next. ♪ [ phone rings ] hi, tom. hey, how's the college visit? you remembered. it's good. does it make the short list? you remembered that too. yeah, i'm a

facebook is entering the smart-speaker market with two devices. the portal and portal+ place an emphasis on video calls over messenger. devices. to start a video call, users can say "hey portal, call ..." follow by the name of a connection on facebook's messenger service. winner: 'venom' reaps $80 million winner: 'venom' winner: 'venom' reaps $80 million at the box office for sony and warner brothers . . . sony and warner bros. new movie 'venom' based on the marvel character is the first hollywood comic book blockbuster to make a villain the lead. the spiderman universe has a lot riding on 'venom's' success. if the tom hardy-starred film is a success it may usher in the beginning of a movie era in which the super villains are a bigger draw at the box office than the heroes. todd phillips 'joker' movie also is in the works.the film was a big hit globally as well grossing $205 million worldwide. the movie industry is currently loaded with superheroes - pumping out ensemble films, new franchises and sequels continuously. but because of superhero overload, studios are responding by supplying more super villain and antihero

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she said she alerted police after receiving harassing facebook messengers from a stranger who was threatening. well they found him pulling out of his driveway with a gun and more than 200 rounds of ammunition, a high-capacity magazine, and a detailed plan to attack the school. >>> snapchat says it helped register 400,000 voters during a two-week people. it pushed people 18 and over to sign up through an in-app registration link in each users's profile. teenagers and adults are historical li a i among the least consistent voters. >>> "the los angeles times" reports firefighters rescued a man dang frlg a roling from the floor. they say he was repairing concrete on the side of the building when he got stuck in a safety line for nearly an hour. rescue workers lowers him safely to the ground using a rigging system. >>> and usa today reports the retail giant target is offering free two-day shipping this season for the first time. also from november 1st to december 22nd, customers who make in-app purchases can head to one of the stores within an item and get the item brought to their car. brick and

that was done through facebook smen messenger apps and a facebook page. the real world consequences of access to this technology for these groups is they could raise money until paypal and some have started to tighten up the way the services work. they could raise money, spread propaganda, they could organize. at the end of that pipeline when it comes to white supremacists you find hate crimes and domestic terrorism. there are other severe outcomes of when these issues aren't taken seriously, like the genocide in myanmar and others. this isn't just an american problem. but it is a real problem for us. so that at the end of the day is what the point of all this effort that we've taken, all of us together, is to not have those be the outcomes of web access. >> thanks, heidi. brandy, let's turn to you. maybe you can say, as an organization that really could not have existed before the internet, you do an amazing job organizing people online for social justice activism. what are you seeing with some of those activists you're working with in relation to what's

camera follows you as you move around the room tapping into the 400 million people who use facebook messengervoice and video chat every month now the portal has a screen that'll cost $200. the portal plus has a bigger screen and priced at $350. you can order it now and it will ship early next month. videos from facebook watch, they are not partnered with the likes of youtube and netflix or at least not at launch. the device are equipped with alexa software amazon will be faced with biggest competitor amazon has the largest share of the smart speaker market over the third of sales google with 22% market share now facebook moves into this crowded smart home device spacecoms over scrutiny of its privacy practices. the cover for the camera lens and turning the microphones on and off. facebook does not listen to you or keep the content of your calls. remember when echo recorded your information and sent it to a random contact, the issue of privacy is something people are paying attention to. >> julia boorstin for us in l.a. >> julia kiwhat i am concern abs the city they' at 8:22. that's a lower ra

wee last two have seen the first accounts for children through amazon, amazon echo for kids, facebook messenger for kids, and the google family link program. i agree with jeff, what we are going to see is increasingly companies, instead of just staying out of the data collection business for children, they will set parental permission. they know how they will get it, they will mark it as being revealing parenting tools. for aristotle, we lead that campaign and we were so happy to have people in this room and hauled in that, and senator markey laid a huge part in that. we're glad we shut that product down. but the fact is, that is the model going forward. you sell the product as a parenting help her, something that will help raise your kids, will entertain them are educate them while you make dinner. and we will do whatever we want with it because you agreed to it. you are like everybody else and do not read your privacy policy that was buried. again, it isnd weird because i do not usually agree with jeff this much, but one of the things that i think is really crucial as we are thinking about po

can monetize usage across facebook and instagram stories and prove they can start monetizing facebook messenger and whatsapp >> don't they have to prove trust? >> yes >> yes, you're rate, yeah, they do they have to prove -- they're investing an enormous amount in artificial intelligence and building up the security of the platform getting hacked last week has probably put them back two more steps. i think these are solvable problems over time the question is how deep is that investment cycle going to be i think when they come out of it, it will be a stronger platform by the way, there's also a lot of product initiatives that the company is undertaking that they're not talking about. that's what this spend is going to help deliver. there's a couple of pieces that are going to come together in terms of new modernization, new products and greater platform security that package when it comes out, that's going to be the asset to buy. you can buy it here. >> i'm curious, mark, how do you wrap your head around how much they need to spend and how much will be spent when it comes to improving security,

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in the studio launching the individual ever virtual novel experience, and exclusively with facebook messengerl that work? the novel is the chef. >> it works really well, i'll tell you. what is great about it. there are texts but then you go to film. it is kind of a book meet as movie. and it just, about a three-hour experience. it's free on messenger and, you know, and to my knowledge nobody ever done anything like it. which i love. connell: you like being the first? >> not so much being the first, publishing out there pushing the envelope. connell: how did it all come about? >> i had the idea to copyright james patterson, to combine film and book. connell: yeah. >> had it for a while and, i thought, this book, because there is a lot of food in it. i thought that would be particularly interesting for people. connell: set in new orleans, right? >> set in new orleans. so we went to facebook, yeah, we're interesting. it would be cool to do that. connell: for people said for years the book was better than the movie. >> this is the book and movie. they have to decide. the book part was better than

what these are, basically allows you to make video calls through your connections on facebook chat app messenger. so you are allowing facebook in your home with a video phone that can adjust the frame of the picture to however many people are in the room and also move the microphone around so you can hear everybody. that for some is creepy and to others, means do you trust facebook not to kind of listen in on what you're saying? you know, yes, there's a way to turn it off and all the rest of it but i don't know how many people are going to buy this product. is there a problem with trust with these companies? yes, there is. but you know what? it seems people continue to -- i use google. i use g-mail, i use youtube, i use those services. google search, who doesn't use those things. liz: fantastic and brilliant company. ashley: fantastic but there is the whiff, to put it your way. liz: you know something horrible is going to happen. there's a camera working two ways, something, your entire contact list. all they will see of me, i will be eating chocolate directly from the refrigerator at night in m

>> it is definitely an area where there's upside potential if you look at facebook messenger and whatsappthese are two areas with, you know, a ton of users and almost no revenue. they're just starting to put in place a business to consumer revenue stream, they're allowing small business to use whatsapp as a communications tool with customers, starting to charge for messages and things like making reservations, or seeing if your dry cleaning is ready. we'll see how that goes. they've been very careful not to push that too quickly. they don't want to turn the users off. >> the bear case on social media now in general seems to be advertisers are feeling like they don't want to interact as much in that world because of all the privacy concerns, all the hacking and everything else. is there any evidence of that that we're seeing in the numbers? the way you present it, facebook can just dial down its ad market share when it feels like it needs to to make things better for users. is that always the case they can determine how much advertising market share they claim? >> that's a key point. what

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and with other facebook messenger users.ey all have a different way into your home, don‘t they? amazon tied into its retail experience, so has ways to get people to buy more stuff to amazon, with google, it is the music, all that, but for the spigot is about that, but for the spigot is about that chat and are socially speakers. facebook has obviously been in the news recently with privacy issues, and in particular accounts being hacked. do you think in light of that the timing of this is quite bad? yes, challenging timing for facebook, but this would have had years of development, so it is also a challenging market, very competitive, with apple, google, amazon, as you said. the smart home market looking to the future. what else to look for? - we have seen an explosion of devices connected in the home, smart speakers, tvs, thermostats, increasingly things like that, controlling the white goods as well as consumer electronics show neuron. jack, thank you very much indeed. shall we have a look at the markets? absolutely. not pa

you have been getting the facebook messages, but i the latest facebook hoax has some worried about a ck. >> it works by targeting the messenger and inbox and makes it look like the user could have a cloned profile. it's all fake though s you' it from an existing facebook friend telling you that they receive a friend request from you. then it says to check your account and forward the message to all of your friends and then all of your friends get the same message you got initially. facebook says there hasn't bn an unusual increase in cloned activity f recently. >>u love emojis you're going to love this. appl a ising 70 new emojis. the newdions are a party hat, a streamer, a la, lettuce, bagels, cupcakes. all of these will be automatically added in the ios 12.1 update.>> very time i update i get problems. >> melissa's phone, she was le eigh updates behind or something like that. >> is that why she doesn't text us back? >> her g phone isat right now. all the pictures are crisp. still a local community coming together to erase messages of hate. details on the search now under way for the person responsible. >> plus 20 people kil

people are still using the facebook platforms >> when you look at how facebook can transform some platforms that are popular, messengerp and cram in more ads that seems a difficult process rather than just capturing new markets. >> you can see in the facebook user numbers that the asia pacific market using facebook as a platform heavily still i want to quickly touch on costs. i brought along a chart that looks at the operating margin of facebook you can see how this has been declining over the past year we're now at an operating margin of 42% versus 50% a year ago facebook citing rising costs as a he can issue, that's largely linked to security and privacy issues >> neil kampling is bearish on the stock, he says the huge ramp up in advertising on instagram at peak saturation will cause a lot of problems going forward. and you have people leaving facebook as well so there are issues. >> athere are issues when you have stories that disappear after 24 hours that could be a tough sell to advertisers to say you'll have a footprint here with the younger democrgraphi demographic. what about mark zuckerberg have to say about