of facebook credits is growing revenue from facebook credits is growing, as people use their facebook profiles and they give facebook all the status, facebook uses that data to make lucrative advertising products. and they're selling like hot cakes. it's a big threat to everybody else and internet advertising. so that's why i think they're going to be around for a while. >> what's the sudden bumper crop of young -- sorry, carla. what's this bumper crop of young millionaires going to mean to the bay area? >> i think you said it, young millionaires. these shareholders skew young, younger than google, younger than apple. some of these, most of these engineers i would say, i would say on average they're in their mid-20s. some of them younger. and i don't think they're looking to put down roots in the bay area and buy property right now. i would think, you know, look to corporate taxes for a lot of local benefit. but i wouldn't count on individuals providing the kind of revenue that california needs for the state budget. i would say if you own a lamb bo lamborghini or rolex outlet

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facebook. and we've used facebook as a platform for a lot of different companies. and, of course, zynga uses facebook as a platform for games. and spotify for music. and gifts for facebook friends. stik, for allowing people to go to professional -- getting professional references from friends for professional services. >> yeah. >> and of course identified for building your own professional network. i think facebook is a new platform. it's a great opportunity for entrepreneurs everywhere to create sort of something new. and these new platforms come every two or three years. and facebook's got one right here. and entrepreneurs everywhere are taking heed. >> gentlemen, good luck. tim draper, brendan wallace, we wish you well. >> all of those platforms that i know so little about but must learn. up next, facebook is all about sharing. so why aren't they sharing more shares with their users? >> and here's a question, will facebook make google the next yahoo!? think about that one. a special edition of the hot file is on deck. the two trains and a bus to the 5:00 arider.h

facebook use verse 7 new friends per month. >>> target is the latest plans to wu shoppers and it appears to be working because designer jason wu is in store shops that opened yesterday. and some customers lined up early to get their hands on the clothes. his fashions sell elsewhere for as much as 5,000 dollars, his target items are all under $60. but you might be out of luck because we tried to find it and all the exclusive online items sold out. we looked for certain items in stores, and many are not available either. but just wait it will happen. >> all right. you watch the bill game but as important to some people were those who watch the commercials. >> absolutely. people love the ads and advertisers went all out to try to get your attention. and for 3 1/2 million for a 30 second spot you have to get creative don't you. >> what recession? >> okay this is the one we are talking about with a lot of people talking about ferris bueller takes the day off from work. this is from honda using math rue broderick to recreate scenes from the popular movie. ♪ look at that body >> okay. does he s

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this morning we asked -- do you think coaches have the right to ban players from using social media sites like facebookwitter? richard has an interesting point. keep sending us those responses. we will read more of your responses in the next hour and post all of them on the front page of our website, wbaltv.com. >> good morning. linsanity continues. suggests -- or was it just lincredible? jeremy lin made up for at the end. he hit the game-winning shot to give the knicks a win. jeremy lin is the tim tebow of the nba. one minute left. the game is tied. knicks are down three. he now is the shot for the win. -- he nails the shot. he talked about the game winner. >> i'm not thinking too much about that. i'm thankful that the coach and my teammates trust me with the ball at the end of the game. i like having it at the end of the game. i'm just very thankful. >> he grew up outside of stanford in california but he went to harvard, but he can play. there was a sellout crowd of 20,000 in toronto and before 75 members of the media. orioles and pitchers and catchers go to sarasota for spring training. the orioles

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facebook future. it's the rolls that brands play and using facebook as a way to correct with brands through their brand and through advertising. he talks about having a more open and connected world. and the power of people sharing. i'm going to continue to dig through this. we'll be back with more. >> i think it's an interesting comment in that letter from zuckerberg you mentioned. simply put, we don't build services to make money. we make money to build better services. kayla, what do you have? >> well, maria, one of the most interesting parts of these s1 filings is kmektive compensation. we thought he was making a salary of $1. we find in 2011 his base salary was $500,000. some other figures that might be points of interesting with net income for 2011 was $1 billion. that's up 65% year over year. for just the fourth quarter net income was $302 million which was up 32% for the quarter. but also we talk about users. they disclose that 845 million users. they also talk about how many daily active users. these are not people that just have facebook accounts. these are people who log in time and time aga

the sunnyvale-based company is demanding licensing fees from facebook for use of its technology. the search engine says facebook is using 10 to 20 of its patents from news fees to privacy controls and representatives from the two countries met on monday. not clear though what dollar amount that yahoo is seeking. >>> google following facebook's lead. the mountain view company is challenging hackers to find holes in its browser. they are offering a total of a million dollars in prizes to people who can find problems. google is then inviting hackers to take on this mission at a security conference that's happening in vancouver next week. >>> 4:45. we are going to tell you about the road to safety. >> why more south bay drivers will get a taste of life in the slow lane. >> plus, severe damage after a twister tore up a small community coming up. >>> cold front moving right through the heart of the bay area now. there's more rain to come. we will talk about that next. it ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, damaged by apparent tornadoes. me video of a funnel >>> clean-up is under way in parts of kansas,

facebook, they will leave and go elsewhere. it's not like they are locked in and have to use facebook. are other tools that do similar things. maybe not as well as facebook, but over time, may do it better. so there's going to eventually be a relationship where the internet public will say, we want to know what data you're collecting on us. we want a right to say which data we'll let you collect. if we want to turn it off, we want to be able to turn it off. one last thing. there's a precedent for this, which is they have been getting information for decades. they get paid for that data collection. so it's not unheard of to see a company collecting data and paying its members. but the question here is not facebook paying cash, it's paying them with a service. >> and i guess from my perspective, the difference between nielsen, and i fully appreciate the privacy issues, that if you do not have a community, then you do not have an asset. and what we're realizing is that the community is the asset. and yet in the capital structure of our current business m modelling, we assign zero enterpri

facebook as the business. i do not think people like my mom, who uses facebook every day, realize it is a business. it is not just for us to play on an right to our friends on. over time, it will make people see in more advertising encroach on the website. >> we will be watching the public offering. great to have you on the show. >> still to come, the mona lisa, the face that makes us swooned. how unique is the masterpiece? it turns out the enigmatic portrait has a twin. here in the northeastern united states, the temperatures today seem more like spring and winter. in eastern and central europe, it is a very different story. daniel sales reports on the cold snap that has taken home. "but the icy weather spreading across europe has reached as far south as bologna in italy. some say this week will be the coldest the country has seen in nearly 30 years. hear, the snowy weather is a nuisance. in ukraine, almost 2000 heeded shelters have been built to keep the homeless warm. so far, 43 people have died from the cold in just a few days. 28 were found dead on the streets. hospitals have seen a surge in fr

lawsuit claims that facebook used online tracking technology to monitor users even when they weren't on facebook sites. >>> 7 minutes after 6. today crews will be back at work on the grounds of south sideacademy. there's an underground diesel fuel leak and they blame a faulty pump on a fuel tank. there's no word on if that work will impact the school day but if we hear anything we will keep you posted. >>> today, the port of baltimore becomes one of the world's largest container shipping companies based in germany gang direct weekly container service north europe in the port of baltimore. this can create more than 200 jobs in the city. >>> all right. they say there is no such thing as free lunch. we have heard that before. >> breakfast can be a different story. that's one of the things that is up for grabs and it's freebie friday. that segment coming up in a second. >>> another segment we love on friday, look at this guy. up for adoption the maryland spca kind enough to come in early in the morning and bring a pet up for adoption. we will learn more about this guy when we come back. >

. >>> facebook makes us feel good. a study shows the average facebook user gets more data than they put out. a small group of power users tend to do more tagging, liking and -- most of us get more emotional support than we have to give. a study last month showed the exact oppositement we don't know what to belief. facebook depresses people logic there, people only tend to post thing that is put them in a good light. so all we are seeing is the positive side of our friend's live grs. >> has your facebook page changed yet to the new time line format? if not it will any day now. before that happens, there are certain things you should do in the name of privacy. we will see why it could cause you problems so you don't waste your money. >>> has facebook turned your page into a time line yet? like it or not, time line is here. you need to learn more about itment you may be embarrassed what pops up on facebook for other people to see. >> welcome to time line, facebook's history of your life. as shown in this demo video, provid

facebook as the business. i do not think people like my mom, who uses facebook every day, realize it is a business. it is not just for us to play on an right to our friends on. over time, it will make people see in more advertising encroach on the website. >> we will be watching the public offering. great to have you on the show. >> still to come, the mona lisa, the face that makes us swooned. how unique is the masterpiece? it turns out the enigmatic portrait has a twin. here in the northeastern united states, the temperatures today seem more like spring and winter. in eastern and central europe, it is a very different story. daniel sales reports on the cold snap that has taken home. "but the icy weather spreading across europe has reached as far south as bologna in italy. some say this week will be the coldest the country has seen in nearly 30 years. hear, the snowy weather is a nuisance. in ukraine, almost 2000 heeded shelters have been built to keep the homeless warm. so far, 43 people have died from the cold in just a few days. 28 were found dead on the streets. hospitals have seen a surge in fr

we spend eight hours a month on facebook. used by a lot of people for a long time, but tv's really the answer. street poll was this, would you buy shares of facebook? go to facebook.com/cnbc to vote yes or no. you can like our facebook page while you're there. if you don't have facebook -- >> well. >> i had another website but i can't say it and i'm not losing the bet. >> the rumor has the mom and pops, the ones that get left out apparently as a mark of good will a thank you towards the people that made facebook a success. you're shaking your head. >> i want to say one thing. i know we're tight on time. brian, that was actually an exceptionally great analysis of some of the concerns out there. i will say that there are a lot of people out there wedbush's private share group just had a conference call on this. they're looking at it telling people they're looking at the opportunity here. >> we'll have more on facebook in just a second. in the meantime pol pore international on the rebound today. news one of its customers announced i

facebook. >> reporter: and that is facebook's goal, to become the place on the internet that people must useo connect with friend and businesses. everything users do on facebook adds to a detailed personal profile that facebook then sells to businesses searching for just the right customer. while some worry about privacy, that hasn't stopped more than 800 million around the world from posting their profiles on facebook. >> it keeps me in touch with everybody. like, i can find them online whenever i want because everybody's on facebook all the time. >> reporter: increasingly, facebook offers one place to do it all-- from sharing photos to shopping. the social network doesn't want to be just a stopover on the internet, it wants to be the destination users never leave. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> pelley: american airlines said today it plans to cut 15% of its work force. that's about 13,000 jobs. from pilots to baggage handlers. the company declared bankruptcy in november. the job cuts are part of a restructuring that will have to be worked out with the unions. a fight over fun

et suit claims facebook used online tracking technology to monitor users even when they are not on the site. >>> a 2000 reward is being offered if you can help police find a man accused of stealing credit cards from car. police say this is the suspect. so look at your screen. a baltimore county woman says someone stole her cards out her -- out of her wallet in january. later that day the suspect used the cards at three gas stations. this is photos of the man and if you have any idea who this person is, it's a pretty good photograph, call police as quickly as possible. >>> it's been a mild winter but state highway administration official say they spent more than million of the 36 million snow removal budget so far. state highway crews have been called out 14 times this year and have been 2 or 3 times when salting or plowing was needed but they have to be ready for a storm if the forecast changes. 7 feet of snow is plowed in western maryland so far this season. >>> they are expected to be alert and operating room all the time. >> cot surgeon operating on your loved one hit a bottle. what

risk factors including high smart phone and facebook use and public wie pie hot spots and crash -- wi-fi hot spots and there's more option in competing service. >> storing data off in the cloud to servers is-crypted so they can't read the file names. it's smart solution and it is a smart solution to store through other computers you own or friends might own. >> reporter: and those are the tech bites. >>> and welcome back from the darkness. a dangerous situation across eastern europe. this video coming in with snow as deep as 15 feet in some isolated areas of romania and albania. since the end of january they have been pummeled by record break cold snap and heaviest snowfall in recent memory. that was a tunnel through the snow. hundreds of people, many homeless died in the frigid temperatures and tens of thousands snowed in thus the reasonable for the tunneling. >>> a valentine's day surprise for those in tucson, arizona. look at this. ed cold -- the cold weather returned to rain and snow. temperatures dropped as low as 37 degrees and most places got a dusting and others more than a inch.

you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 6:08. why your morning orange juice could soon tastes more like water. we will explain why. funeral onehouston's of the private. -- will now be private. >> details of the dangers found in some of your favorite make up. what it could contain. >> valentine's day is over. wedding season is just around the corner. >> we're checking on your morning commute. some closures in parkville and some closures in parkville and on the south side of the >> good morning. 11 news continues with live view on the skycam. we will talk about the pleasant weather before the next storm. we're previewing a weather expo that is happening next weekend in baltimore. this is the time of year. here comes wedding season. you're the manager here. you're the head sponsor of this event. this is an intimate expo. >> so many great adventures that are local here and in pasadena at we do push shop local, so we thought this was a good chance to showcase the local vendors in pasadena and surrounding areas. >>

california claiming facebook used online tracking to monitor users even when they are not on the site. >>> crews will dig you have tanks from a underground spill on the ground of south side academy thursday. official say the diesel fuel leak was caused by a faulty pump on a fuel tank. no word on if the school day will be impacted in anyway. >>> milk is blamed on making people sick in four states. >> this morning where the tainted milk is found and the warning that's coming from health officials. >>> plus, snow falling in one area causing big problems. that's an empty airport. what commuters can expect when they try to take to the friendlyskies and your forecast and details on the commute coming up in 2 1/2 minutes. you are watching good morning maryland. >> snow expected in chicago. we have more details on "good morning maryland" we will be right back. >>> now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. >>> news time 4:30 and four feet of snow in three days are the snow numbers people in colorado are dealing with a new storm that he had way projected for around wednesday. ski resorts will receiv

us what your special plans are for valentine's day. you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. i know i will be doing. i will be eating some chocolate- covered strawberries. would you eat my strawberries? >> sarah and mindy will take all of your mistakes. i want one with the snowflake on it and bring it back. thank you. live at the chocolate factory on valentine's day. there is a storm system coming through. this was pretty potent out in the midwest yesterday. there is a pretty thick cloud deck. the rain shower activity is not impressive. look at the raider and you might think there's a lot of stuff going out there -- looked at the radar. most of the stuff is not hitting the ground. we have a 30% chance of some rain today. mostly cloudy skies today. at 3% chance for a rain shower -- 30%. not a big deal. high temperature between 45 and 50. temperatures drop back into the 30's tonight. high pressure takes control and it should be a nice day on wednesday, either side of 50 degrees. a better chance for rain on thursday. 48 for the high. dry on friday and saturday. compu

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and facebook has a policy that basically, you cannot use facebook with fake identities. when people reported the page right before the egyptian parliamentary elections, there were a huge number of government activists reporting the page. facebook looked and it said, that the administrator is fake. close. they closed it. as you mentioned, we got it back. >> people had to put their names on. >> there is an egyptian-american lady. she offered help and she said, listen, i can put my name on the page. i don't mind. so it was -- the ownership of the page was transferred to her, the page got recovered. there have been interesting debates about the fake identities and the real identities or the decision that facebook takes to -- they think it's the right one. i believe as, what did you say netizens? you can always pressure these companies. at the end of the day, it is a company. you have no control over it. you should not collect its president who runs it. only the shareholders have the right to say. you either do pressure on them for the changes are seeking, or abide to the reg

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can go to you first in philadelphia thank you for joining us here one of the things we're talking about earlier in the program is the facebook's ability to expand one thing that's very interesting about the eight hundred forty million forty five million users that half of them go for use the facebook from mobile instruments you know i got an i pad or something like that and facebook gets zero revenue from that if people are accessing it from their telephone is this going to be have to be the next major breakthrough for us for facebook and other social networking because i'm not going to pay for advertising on my telephone i don't know anyone who will. well i think what's interesting about facebook is they can actually generate money even if people are not clicking so they can generate from brand awareness just by impressions being placed on phones so if you are looking for example at the numbers four hundred million plus mobile users that set to increase that at the rate they're generating returns from the regular platform which is about five dollars close to five dollars per user if they can figure out how to monetize that ch

wyler one commented on facebook i have one solution do not use a facebook or shut the f. up no one is forcing all the use facebook it's provided to you for free and it's optional if you are the idiot the put information about yourself that you would not want everyone to see. kill yourself it's called the internet a free for all that is why i do not put information in there that i would not want everyone to know or see first of all over there is anyone in need for anyone out there to go kill themselves as this commenter suggests in fact all about us and i think most reasonable people would ask from facebook is the simple truth if certain information is going to be public then just tell us that way we can know whether to use names like rottweiler instead of our real wants and if our personal information is going to be transmitted to third party apps let us know i don't think that act not actively lying to people who use a service is too much to ask even on the internet and finally i'd like to respond to an inquisitive viewer what can be asked on you tube is it just me or doe

more followers on twitter, use your facebook page to boost your bottom line. u can learn it on social media week on d.c. joining us now, peter corbit of istrategy labs. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> these are things we can learn at this conference. >> social media weeks starts monday. the first time washington d.c. is joining 13 other cities around the world to focus specifically on social media. if you want, you can go to a session at the being, a very d.c. thing to think about or any agency around the city hosting conferences in their own conference room or restaurants or citiies and a very vibrant city and a lot of great content. >> and a lot of people and big minds we can tap into and those leading the charge in d.c. >> some of the best in the region. over 3,000 registered to attend sessions. >> this is what people want to know. when it comes to twitter and building your own online presence, what are some things to keep in mind? >> i don't know if there's a magic formula. really know what you're talking about. if you have something to s

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