our expectations for facebook unrealistic? cory: i think the expectations for a beat on a lot of metrics were high because facebook has done so well. this is a fantastic quarter for the company and fantastic year over year growth at that scale. there was not an acceleration of mobile revenues, maybe as a result of the sales. it was hard to find reasons. emily: it remained relatively flat, 84%. that it was a zero four years ago. cory: any number of statistics you look at, it's a fantastic report. james: i would agree it's a fantastic report, but i have to tell you that a quarter ago, we downgraded to neutral and between you and i, i got a lot of heat for it. but the reason we downgraded is coming to fruition because the reason the stock is acting this way is when you look at it next year, the growth has been coming from ad load grows and engagement growth and user growth. users and engagement are growing nicely but the ad load will be stalling as we look into 2017 because you just don't have another platform like instagram, so i

our expectations -- are expectations for facebook and unrealistic?xpectations for a beat on expectations has been high. if the incredible 50% growth for a business at that scale. there was not an acceleration of mobile revenues as percentage of sales. it was hard to find reasons. emily: it remained relatively flat, 84%. that was zero four years ago. cory: it's awesome. any number of statistics you can look at say it's a fantastic report. >> alibaba sales came out and they beat estimates as cloud revenue more than doubled. profit also topped estimates, a week before single state, -- -- singles day were they sell a lot of stuff on alibaba. it looked like they actually did better on earnings and revenues. >> it is a solid beat across the board. investors are excited about this in premarket trading. they did not report first day following, they decided they want this to be able metric. -- they want this to be an annual metric. i think the big story about alibaba's earning is that we are not just an e-commerce company. the way to pay attention to cloud co

our expectations for facebook at this point are just unrealistic? by any reasonable measure, this is fantastic, an incredible 50% sale. i think that in particular, there was not an acceleration of revenues as a percentage of sales. it was hard to find reason. emily: it remains relatively flat, 84%. cory: it is awesome. statisticnumber of you look at, you can see this is a fantastic report. emily: james, would you agree with that? guest: i would agree at the fantastic report, but we downgraded. i got a lot of heat for it. the reason we downgraded is coming into fruition because the reason the stock is acting this way is when you look at it next year, the growth has really been coming from a function of engagement growth and user growth. james: the users and engagement are growing nicely but the ad lookwill be stalling as we in 2017 because of the fact that you just do not have another platform like instagram, to open up. it will get more difficult and messenger and whatsapp will take a little bit more time it seems than some investors were hoping. em

facebook's information gate keepers were suppressing conservative view points. helped minimize the amount of fake news. >> by stopping fake news from trending you are likely to stop fake news from spreading further. >> he thinks it is unrealistic for users to fact check the stories in their news feed and says the responsibility is on facebook. well that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news. and cbs this morning. york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> now his positions are in transition. the president-elect says he won't prosecute hillary clinton. and denying climate change, well that's changing too. also tonight, the driver who wrapped a school bus around a tree killing at least five children is charged with vehicular homicide. >> and my daughter said, right before the bus flipped, he asked them, are you all ready to die? >> the billionaire who is bringing jobs to america. >> mr. chou, are you making america great again? and the president honors some of america's greatest stars. >> you talking to me? >> he was. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." reporting tonight from los angeles. >>> few people expect politici

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. >> he thinks it is unrealistic for users to fact check the stories in their news feed and says the responsibility is on facebook" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news. and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, november 23rd, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a blast of cold, snowy, and wet weather will hit parts of the u.s. today, just as millions of people hit the roads for thanksgiving. >>> so love and comfort to these families. help and hold them in their weakest hours. >> a community is mourning the loss of five children killed in a school bus crash and heartbroken parents are speaking out. >>> and shifting positions. president-elect donald trump may not follow through with some of hica

asked schrader how much personal responsibility we as facebook users should bear in making sure the news feed is accurate. he told me it's unrealisticews on their feeds so he said it's up to the distributor, in this case, facebook to step in. >> i've seen a lot of fake news on facebook. not just political stuff, information about foods. >> people are not fact-checking. they don't know the difference. it seems like facebook is rethinking things. >> they absolutely have to. they've gotten so much attention. >> we need to do a story on who's creating this news. jericka, thank you so much. >>> an nfl faced the wrong kind of spotlight. a laser targeting players. the star quarterback said it >>> good morning. grab a jacket. we're told to start. here is a look over san francisco, the tower, a few low clouds. the high temperatures for this afternoon, 61 in san francisco, 63 in oakland and 62 in livermore and fairfield. the temperatures are pretty seasonal, a degree or two below average. rain chances move in later on this evening starting in the north bay and continuing south, clearing by wednesday morning, staying dry for thanksgiving, anot

. >> critics say it is unrealistic for everyone to fact check all the news on their feeds. really it is up to the distributer in this case, facebook to step in. where you live now your cleveland 19 news first alert forecast. >> jeff: all right. a little action showing up on the 7-day forecast as you might expect this time of year. tomorrow we've got rain developing during the afternoon. dry for the most part in the morning. we will become cloudy. if we can get enough sunshine in the morning we will warm to 47. we have milder air coming in. there's a better opportunity of showers tomorrow night with this what we are seeing right now. on thanksgiving here a lot of cloud cover. we will see light rain early in the morning followed by some drizzle. it will be one of those days on thanksgiving. not the best of days. we are up to 46 here for the high. friday light rain for your black friday shopping. 48. then on saturday it looks like a winter mix will be developing. rain, sleet and perhaps a wet lake-effect. saturday night we drop down to 36. sunday looking a lot better sunny and milder. 49. by monday we are actually close to 60 with li