. >> if you guys were the inventors of facebook, you'd have invented facebook. >> the real mark vowed he would never see the film. on opening day, he changed his mind. >> we took the whole company to go see the movie. >> took the whole company. >> i mean, i actually thought it was pretty fun. >> but i guess my question is, was it hard to watch for you? >> in watching it, it's pretty interesting to see what parts they got right and what parts they got wrong. i think that they got every single t-shirt that they had the mark zuckerberg character wearing right. i think i actually own those t-shirts. >> come on. >> and they got sandals right and all that. >> [laughs] but i mean, there are hugely basic things that they got wrong too. i mean, they made it seem like my whole motivation for building facebook was so i could get girls, right? and they completely left out the fact that my girlfriend and i have been dating since before i started facebook, right? so i'm not just, like-- >> wait, what? say that again. the girl--your current girlfriend, you were dating back then during the time of th

we do need oh, no my mom is on facebook. i have a son of 23 and, oh, no, his mom is on facebook and now twitter has their open youtube channel. this is -- poor thing. >> you talked about tumbler and for parents find out if your kid is on tumbler because there's a lot more content that can be created there, than on some of the other networks. >> social networks rise and fall. there have been friendster, there's been myspace. my feeling is that facebook is more entrenched. it does seem to have appeal to so many different generations but, of course, that's tependent on newer generations also being drawn to facebook. but there are so many different social networks there are other places that you can go to, you know, have a more private space or a more private network so people need to start doing -- different things in different places and that way they can kind of keep their identity somewhat separate. >> so i've been alerted there are five minutes left so we're going to move to the lightning round. you get social capital -- >>

took facebook to court. only difference, leader actually won. >> it was declared that they were infringing all 11 of our claims. but william explains in this case that wasn't enough. >> the jury also found the patent. >> facebook convinced the jury leader violated patent law. rendering the infringement irrelevant. but once again, leaders succeeded. it's a first against facebook and the stakes could be high, especially considering the timing of its ipo. >> facebook is estimated to be worth potentially up to $100 billion once they go public. how much of that do you think you could get if you win this appeal? >> i am not going to make a statement of what i think we are deserved. but i can say it's a big number. >> are we talking billions? >> could be. >> facebook did not respond to our request for comment, but molly woods suspects if the court does rule against facebook, there would be a settlement. >> facebook is lo lucky. if they are found to be liable, they are in position to have the money to make the probl

i posted it on our facebook fan page. i am communicating with people about where they were and what they felt and for some reason if you have any pictures of damage, we would love to see them. e-mail them to us here. that information is also on our facebook page. so a full-point magnitude earthquake centered. hit not even a half an hour though and we're still working to get more information. >> thanks a lot. and we're live in the field because jackie in berkeley. when this shook them. and it -- so jackie, you're not too far from where the epicenter was. tell us what you felt and do you hear anybody out and about talking about it right now? >> and actually, the earthquake basically right on the hayward. and hayward fault runs right below them mother-in-law -- memorial stadium out at the campus of ut berkeley. so i'm only about four to five miles away from the epicenter of this quake. and justine was talking about. some of the people thought it was two earthquakes. that is kind of how i felt. the initial shake lasted two to

this are flying on facebook at this hour. first it was a flight attendant and now a pilot. what passengers were thinking when the man at the controls lost control. . >> could you be a multimillionaire? the excitement over a mega jackpot. >> and this will teach to you keep your head up. a man buried up to his head and over in mud. how he got all muddied up when we return. . >>> right now you are either passed out on the floor, calling your lawyer, or saying oh well, there is always next time it. the numbers in. do you hold the winning ticket? christian is outlive tonight trying to find the next king and queen in rosedale. >> reporter: yeah, you have it wrong. what you need to do is put it away. put it in a drawer somewhere, wait until maybe tomorrow or the next day when you find out which store sold the winning ticket. when you hear it was the store where you bought that ticket that -- then and only then do you go check the numbers. a lot of people are going to wait to hear if king liquor's was the place to sell it some time t

during his interview this morning at facebook, it was broadcast on facebook live, saying he hopes that both will continue to be influential in the peace process. escorted by california highway patrol, president peres' motorcade rolled through menlo park into the facebook headquarters just before 9:00 this morning. shortly afterwards, we saw the 88-year-old online via facebook live. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >> reporter: facebook's coo sheryl sandberg hosted the 45- minute chat where facebook users questioned him on several topics including the importance of technology in israel. when asked about social networking in the peace process, peres explained -- >> all of a sudden you have facebook and you begin to compare what's happening here dictatorship, poverty, corruption and it's a different world. anyway, facebook did the following things. it brought an end to [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the facebook interview was one of several firsts for the nobel laureate during his visit to the bay area. another first, the launch of his official facebook page. >> free speech, not every

a new facebook page. there's going to be a live chat 9:00 this morning. take a look at president peres in washington this past weekend. he came to the bay area sunday night. does have a current facebook page it is his official one. today's page is going to be a personal one. he hopes to open a dialogue with young arabs who live in countries with no diplomatic ties with israel. on hand for the launch facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. there is going to be a talk back about 9:00. president peres and ibm yesterday motorcade there a part of a tour of the silicon valley. today at 12:30 power lunch. president peres meeting with the heads of the largest venture capital companies in the world, he is touting israel as a place for good investment. 7:00 this evening he's going to be at temple emanuel in san francisco. two thousand people will be there he is going to give a talk and take questions. at 9:00 this morning he's going to have a dialogue on facebook, looking for questions. if you have any go to abc7news.com we

the mobile facebook interfaces closer to the traditional facebook profile look.ive to time line. the deadline for facebook fan pages to change over to the timeline looked is friday, march 30th. if a fan page has not changed by friday, it will happen automatically. private profile pages do not have a deadline it yet. facebook has not reveal when, if ever they will make it mandatory for you to switch over to timeline. please share with us how you feel. you like timeline? are you avoiding it? send me a tweet or e-mail. >>mark: the stanford men's basketball team returning to palo alto as the nit championship. the cardinals routed minnesota 75-51 at madison square garden last night. sanford forced to turnovers during the second half to take a 10 point lead. this is the second nit title for stanford, the first came in 1991. congratulations to the cardinals. we will be right back as the kron 4 news continues. a live look in walnut creek. we are watching weather and traffic around the bay area. 51 currently in walnut creek. f think it will be 62, not 32 this afternoon. h

he took questions from chief operating officer of facebook, sheryl sandberg from the audience, facebook employees. he talked about is peace possible for israel? about iran. the standard of living for his arab neighbors. he hopes his new page draws young arabs to discuss peace and how to achieve it. he says he is grateful for facebook for its ability to unite people in this way. >> facebook opens eyes. before it people didn't have the slightest idea what is happening in the rest of the world. they thought they are poor, the whole world is poor. all of a sudden with facebook they begin to compare. what is happening here, dictatorship, poverty, corruption and there was a different world. >> reporter: the q & a lasted 45 minutes. then president peres headed out to a luncheon with the leaders of the venture capital companies in the silicon valley. he's going to be pushing for them to invest in israel. tonight he's going to be in temple emanuel in san francisco where he will meet with governor brown and mayor ed lee and take questions from the 2,000 people expected there tonight. terry mcswee

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unlike-- >> what happened in facebook doesn't stay on facebook. they are thrown out of school. ultimately they win under a free speech right but after three years you lost your chance to go to college and you had all sorts of things happened based on your digital sever. what we do online than what we do off-line and images formed about us and the benefits we get and what things we lose depends on our travels over the web. >> we will take a break. when we come back lori has a suggestion for something that can be a starting point and a strong one for policing this noa. it's the worldwide web so a lot of people have to get on board. not just the usa. stay with us. >>> welcome back. i know who you are. and i saw what you did. title of the book by lori andrews. very funny maybe not so much. she is a legal expert and teaches law at -- >> college of law. >> and you have taught at princeton and have advised the white house on this stuff. >> and governments around the world, dubai, france and so forth. >> it's the worldwide web. if we put some law in place does everyone have to say they

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they are asking for facebook past words. sounds like an invasion of privacy and facebook itself is threatening legal action about this. forbes foot side said it is a smart idea for accident. >> this could be an icky trend to be your el paso and there is legalities. but that being said, employers are doing it a, it is some what unregulated tool to use toward vetting out potential employees and they look at social media and behaviors that people express and they think it is indictive of being an employee. data supports that. are we going to see legal situations here? >> we'll always have room for lawyers. >> rick an employer wants to know about a employee. . they want to make sure they don't get a nut job and a facebook pass word is one way to get in that. >> where does it stop. don't open a can of fish here. whatever happened to the country. you can know anything. put a camera in my bedroom. >> i rather not. if you have to friend me first, you are going to have to ask. >> emac, a lot of the stuff is out there anyway. a potent

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what does this mean for your small business facebook page?e are joined by the founder of of the social media group social fresh to give us a primer on the changes and how to customize the page in advance of the launch. >> thanks for having me. >> the last thing you want to do is to go on facebook on march 30th, and say, what happened to my site? >> like the website went down. >> right. everyone should know it is not hard to do some little changes. >> it is going to be looking different right away, but easy steps to take you right to where you need to be. >> and i have looked at people who have changed the site and photos, and there is a big photo across the top now. >> it is a big change, and it is almost like much more close to a real website now, and the big change is that people will notice the full photo the width of the page, and some businesses may have trouble finding an image that large to make it look nice which is the biggest branding element of the page. >> what if you are scrambling and don't have a designer. >> if you don't have

it's twitter and facebook and everything. how could you resist a 30-minute video about ugandan warlord. >> nobody seems to be able to resist it. >> every teenager, you got to see this. the thing about it, the politics are very complicated. i couldn't figure out what was what. i just chose to ignore it. >> you make jokes about a hateful man. i did because his name with rhymes with so many things. >> it's like the kony thing. >> kony and not the bro niegs that are obsessed. of course you guys do. and i think that invisible children organization, they do spend a lot of money on social media and film making. it's weird. [ laughter ] >> teri, how i could forget. >> are we making tv babies later. >> later. >> but one acknowledges that he says quote, nobody wants a documentary on riaf ka. it's kind of a valid point? >> the messaging might be flawed slightly but the actual message is important. it's something we should pay attention to and i think it's amazing they were able to get tens of millions of people from live porn shot to so

he took questions from chief operating officer of facebook sheryl sandberg from the audience facebook employees. he talked about is peace possible for israel? about iran. the standard of living for his arab neighbors. he hopes his new page draws young arabs to discuss peace and how to achieve it. he says he is grateful for facebook for its ability to unite people in this way. >> facebook opens eyes. before it people didn't have the slightest idea what is happening in the rest of the world. they thought they are poor the whole world is poor. all of a sudden with facebook they begin to compare. what is happening here dictatorship poverty corruption and there was a different world. >> reporter: the q & a lasted 45 minutes. then president peres headed out to a luncheon with the leaders of the venture capital companies in the silicon valley. he's going to be pushing for them to invest in israel. tonight he's going to be in temple emanuel in san francisco where he will meet with governor brown and mayor ed lee and take questions from the 2,000 people expected there tonight. terry mcsweeney

where did the idea come from that your facebook isn't private?ome people think the idea facebook privacy is already and oxymoron, people are exhibitionists and equate privacy with secrecy. when we talk about privacy, we talk about not keeping things secret from everyone but having control over our information. people use facebook the way they react with people in their lives. i have different information available. it's understandable why employers might be tempted to get access to this, just like to see what dvd's are in your closet. >> there are variations to this, having to friend the h.r. manager in order to get the interview. >> again, there at least, the facebook user has the option of controlling that person's access. when we talk about demanding a password, not only does that vital the privacy of the job applicant but hundreds of that pepper's friends. once the interviewer cap log in as me, they can see things that my friends have chosen to share with me and not others. >> the legislation to major illegal to request this as part of a job

terry mcsweeney is live at facebook. >> reporter: there's going to be a facebook interview going on the president of israel shimon peres is going to be opening a new facebook page on that page a different page, to promote world peace especially between arabs and israelis. take a look at president of israel this past weekend in washington, d.c. came to the bay area sunday he has an official facebook page already. today's page will be aimed at opening die log with young arabs who live in countries with no -- opening dialogue with young arabs who live in countries with no ties to israel this is part of his tour of the silicon valley yesterday the president was at ibm. today after facebook he's going to be lunching with the heads of the largest venture capital companies in the world. he's also going to be pushing israel as a place that you want to put your money this evening he's going to be at temple emanuel in san francisco. governor brown will be there san francisco mayor lee will be there so will 2,000 people he will be giving a talk and taking questions from the audience. if you would

it's a first against facebook. and the stakes could be high especially considering the timing of its ipo. >> facebook is estimated to be worth potentially up to $100 billion once they go public. how much of that do you think you could get if you win this appeal? >> i am not going to make a statement of what i think we are deserving. but i can say it's a very big number. >> reporter: we're talking billions? >> could be. >> reporter: facebook did not respond to our request for comment but cnet's molly woods suspects if the court rules against will be in would almost certainly be a settlement. >> facebook is lucky that this is potentially happening when it is because if they are found to be liable, they are in a position to have the money to make the problem go away. >> reporter: and while this could worry investors, she says it won't likely impact the ipo. but considering this is the second high-profile case involving facebook allegedly stealing someone else's ideas she feels there could be more at stake than just mo

. >>> cerca de 250 millones de personas en el mundo son usuarias de facebook, esta y otras herramientasue den sus contraseñas y usuarios en facebook para sber más información de ellas cuando piden trabajo. >>> no hay una ley que diga que es ilegal, pero hay leyes que puede ser considerado ilegal, por ejemplo las leyesontra la discriminación, si sele pide a un aplicante su password de facebook y entran y ven cuál es us religión, puede ser que si la empresa usa eso contra un empleado sea un caso de discriminación. >>> si alguien critica a la empresa, el público no es protegido, puede ser despedido. >>> si quieren preguntar información privada pueden preguntar directamente. >>> agencias de policías como el condado mclean dicen que usan facebook para saber más de sus empleados. >>> que lo uses de una manera en el mundo profesional, que lo uses para promover tu imagen >>> ustedes qué piensa para opinar conéctese a univisión noticias punto com. >>> miles de personas con capacidades diferentes >>> el empresario fue galardonado en una gala en su honor ,tenemos la información. >>> esta noche el

is suing facebook in the united states. yahoo! claims the social networking site which enables users to connect with each other is based on systems it developed. facebook denies allegations. let's get more from our correspondent in los angeles. this lawsuit comes at a crucial time for facebook. very soon, they will have their massive ipo. >> that is right. it revolves around the complicated computer code that goes into making a website, very complicated social networking site like facebook. according to yahoo!, these are patented technologies they have held and facebook has used them to develop their site. things like messaging, and a news feet, or security, parental control. according to yahoo!, these have been used without their permission. >> and what our legal analysts telling you? could this be a long court case or will facebook settle its differences with yahoo!? >> there was a similar situation in 2004, before google went public. there was a similar dispute between yahoo! and google. that was resolved to days before google

>>guest: if facebook argues the case, they have to. protect their business model which is a private little community you create with your friends. >>neil: bull, it is not private. this was started to pick up chicks, this whole facebook. >>guest: i saw the movie. i saw the movie. >>neil: but my point is, that if the emmy he or the potential employee is giving the boss a nod, what does facebook have to say? >>guest: facebook's policy is they will not give up the pass word. quite frankly --. >>neil: but it with not have to be them. johnny says okay --. >>guest: but you are in a situation where you feel obligated or you will not get the job, the prospective employees feel like they have to do it to get work. it is not an present. is it right to ask you, what your age is? what your religion is? no. >>neil: it is an extension, because you are a lawyer i have watched "law and order," i think i know. my point is this: you give up everything when you say "yes, go ahead," when you give your social security, when you give that password, the organ

. >>> how facebook may be giving some of us a bad body image. >>> we have a new round of rain moving our way and we'll let you know when coming up in your first warning forecast after this break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 50 degrees and clear in central maryland right now. the complete forecast is coming right up. >>> tragedy narrowly diverted on a texas interstate and it's caught on camera. the car begins spinning out of control. it crosses the highway and just misses a motorcycle rider in the left lane. the video slowed down, you see the motorcycle getting by with just inches to spare. no one was hurt in the incident. >>> a potentially dangerous situation at the philadelphia international airport. trying to bring fire works on a plane. the tsa says commercial grade m-80s and a water bottle filled with flash powder were found in the backpack. he was trying to get on a flight to san francisco. the security check point was closed for an hour, but no flights were delayed. >>> drama off the southern california coast. a whale is caught in a dangerous situation. the migrating gray whale

he will meet with the heads of facebook to create his official presidential facebook page.n addition, president shimon peres will participate in an interview that will be broadcast live worldwide through facebook's streaming service. he visited ibm in san jose and was the guest of honor at a dinner hosted by the ceo of cisco. as for facebook, peres says he wants to use social networking to create a dialogue with young arabs who don't have diplomatic ties with israel. >> facebook introduced the deepest social change, more than politics. doesn't have a country, doesn't have an army. doesn't have a [ indiscernible ] he had an idea. that's it. look what he did. changed the world. >> reporter: now, later today, president peres will speak in san francisco at a temple, the largest synagogue. there he will be greeted by governor brown and san francisco mayor ed lee and i can only imagine when that presidential facebook page goes up, he will get lots of friends and fans. >> i would imagine. thank you, lisa washington. >>> san francisco's sheriff ross mirkarimi's lawyers are saying h

facebook. >> bye-bye.

we want to know on facebook. choose to have a cover picture for the profile see old posts and photos and status updates all it kicks off beginning friday. >>> if your child plays sports this survey may surprise you. 84% of children surveyed said they would like to quit or they wanted to quit at one point because it was not any fun for them. here's another troubling part. 1/3 of the children wish adults weren't watching and they said parents made them nervous and they yelled too much or put pressure on them to win and 42% of the kids say they would rather play video games because they are more fun. >>> more kids in baltimore city public schools are starting kind canner garden ready to learn. results from the report shois more than 70% started with kills behavior and knowledge to succeed. that's a 10% increase from last year. school officials attribute the growth in school readiness to the expansion of pre-k classes. >>> happening today, treasury secretary geithner testifies before the financial services and genera

forget facebook. go work for uncle sam. survey says the happiest workers in america work for the government. the survey showed government employees said they were more than satisfied with the people they work with and their daily tasks. you'll find the second happy is education. other so-called happy jobs in telecommunications, construction or financial services. on the flip side, the gloomiest workers are in agriculture and mining followed by those in software, nonprofits and the media. well, we're not sure about that one. i'm personally not sure about that one. i don't know about you, but the people i work with here in media are pretty chipper, pretty happy people. in the mean just ahead on "street signs," a healthy dose of sunshine inside the cubicle. but first russians are ridiculously rich. not just a little rich, ridiculously rich. steve liesman is live in moscow with the mind numbing numbers behind russia's very fortunate. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. lord of the carry-on. sovereign of the security line

facebook hasn't said when the changes will take effect. in the meantime check your privacy settings. you can control who has access to your content and what a apps can use your data. you can check cnn money.com. >>> pinterest is apparently the fastest growing website of all time according to fortune flag design. the site added 17 million users this months up 52. >>> users are able to create virtual bulletin boards, recipes and decorating ideas. that drives people to retail sites even though the businesses can't buy space on pinterest, at least not yet. >>> for the third year in a row the number of millionaire households are up. now there's 8.6 million households and more than a million worth more than $5 million. when asked about their welt, they said the key was hard work, smart investing and education. >>> 12% of taxpayers making between $1 million and $5 million were audited. only one 1% of taxpayers are audited each year. >>> the house of delegates passed their version of the budget. and that's on abc2 news at 6:00 which starts right n

the mobile facebook interface is closer to the traditional facebook profile.the deadline for facebook fan page to change to the timeline is friday, march 30th. if a fan page has not changed over by then, it will happen automatically. private profile pages do not have a deadline get his face that has now revealed when they will make it mandatory for youths with over five life give these share with us half field. do you like time line? are you avoiding it? steve here are the way questions or send me an e- mail. >>gary: coming up later, stanford wins the national championship on the men's side and are going after one on the women's side. teal caring kept with carson palmer. that is coming up later. and " [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just mov

all that said on facebook i was shocked to see alona get the names of those victims after all they're people too and let them treat them like that just takes all they're worried about is the tabloid aspect of this story a rogue soldier killing innocent civilians makes their day and makes good copy an earnest welker said on facebook excellent take on the perception gate was unfortunate victims are not a collection of numbers after all they're not numbers they're people and so you're only alone a show will continue to cover them. and next i want to move on to something a little more lighthearted last night we joke on the show about ben bernanke gave a chance to win over the american people through social media and so we had a little fun with the story you know coming up with some tweets of our own that we think that he might send out but our viewers had a few ideas to bamboo for it seems here you wrote on facebook i said we're doing god's work never said which god hash tag hail satan learner learn said we print fake money you think is real that's the best way to enslave and seal bag b.

says it will sue facebook. yahoo! claims that the social network has in french 10 of its patents -- has infringed 10 of its patents. facebook denies the allegation and says its puzzled that a longtime business partner has chosen to resort to litigation. thank you very much for joining us. can you explain what this is all about? why are they doing this? there are a number of reasons. facebook is coming up to its ipo, which makes it very vulnerable to litigation. money.here's a lot of yahoo! has chosen this moment to say that all this clever stuff that facebook does, yahoo! thought the first. >> what is yahoo! trying to get out of this? >> money. it's very simple. it has over 1000 patents, but it is attacking facebook over 10 of them. it says facebook is using the same technology for its social networking. >> does this suggest that maybe yahoo! is running out of its own ideas? >> there's a lot of that going around at the moment. companies -- they are entr enched in one way of doing things. when they stopped coming up wi

facebook says this is an invasion of -- to hiring them. saying it's an invasion of privacy for them to divulge that information. >>> as we take a wide view, the system that's gonna affect us this weekend is still sitting offshore. but it will stall over the bay area tomorrow. that will mean a lot of rain all day long. at the 5:00 hour, moderate rain pushing into the north bay and along the coastline. the rain moves inland. but we'll see the same picture all day long, widespread rain with more areas of rain moving in. it will continue into the afternoon. south of the golden gate we're seeing moderate rain near the entire area. into the even, widespread, moderate rain again. the system is stalling over the bay area. we'll see several hours of heavier rain. a couple of inches of rain expected down into the santa cruz mountains. finally starting to taper off a little bit in the overnight hours. as we look at the tahoe forecast, it's clear. but as we head into the weekend, we'll be getting a lot of rain in the tahoe region. snow in the higher e

you said it read it right take time to respond to my brilliance and engaging viewer comments from facebook twitter and you tube and you mean to say i listen now on monday i doubt if you had my opening mainstream this segment of the sixteen victims of the massacre in afghanistan taking time to read the name of each victim. spoke about the need for the media to talk not only about the man accused but to care about those whose lives he and we see a lot of positive feedback from our viewers on this piece forty four profit on you tube thank you for respecting those tragically murdered and the loved ones suffering the horrific loss just all that said on facebook i was shocked to see alona give the names of those victims after all they're people too and that's them treats them like that to sticks all they're worried about is the tabloid aspect of this story a rogue soldier killing innocent civilians makes their day and makes good copy an earnest well person on facebook excellent take on the perception game it was unfortunate victims are not a collection of numbers after all they are not numbers o

facebook wants use to use more photos.ause of that, it's a much more beautiful page with the images all over the place than a bunch of text. >> it's fun for a brand. it allows you to tell your story more through the photos. >> it does. >> and also you have a place to tell your history. >> i think it's exciting that facebook is giving small businesses a place to tell their story very easily. so the time line now has its name because it has date links on the side. you can add what they call a milestone, put a photo with it. it will stretch full width of the page, say we were founded on this date. ford has an example where they have the first model t rolling off the line. old spice has made up moments where they say they influenced the baby boom. have fun with it and tell an interesting story that will keep people on your page more. >> that's a nice way. we're all trying to tell our story. frankly for people who don't know it yet, this is a nice way to start thinking about it, organizing yourself. messages, not as many messag

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the facebook ipo now on track for may.t the fact that mutual funds are most certainly not flipping any of these deals, because they go up so much, represent the effort that these concerns are holders and investors, not traders and flippers. [ gunshot ] so maybe it'll do the same thing for facebook. it worked for big kahuna deals. book runners for facebook want it placed well. these totally hot deals that give these investors a leg up on others in the facebook lottery. oh, i was going to show you my mega millions ticket but then you would know what number i'm playing. why does this matter to you? one of the side benefits of the whole process is that the ipos themselves perform much better than you or anyone would expect because the usual flippers are absent. they don't want to flip because they want some facebook. everyone is on their best behavior to get a piece of the hugely profitable pie that might be the largest deal of all time. i think it makes it imperative for you to get in on the deals. especially because many of

to tell people in the nation's capital what our viewers on twitter facebook and padded say and we're going to see if they want to keep or delete your comments. and we. should major corporations be held accountable in u.s. courts for human rights violations that they committed in another country so marina on facebook said definitely of corporations are accountable at home why not abroad keep it or delete it i would say keep it i would say if you're a corporation and you want to see your business overseas represent your company but you also represent american values and we have to keep that nationwide and also worldwide donna on you tube said if global corporations are not responsible to the whole world then it appears that big companies are in charge and can do whatever they want no they should be held accountable facto said big corporations need to be allowed to cooperate with any government in any country where they have interests even if the ruler is a ruthless dictator because it's about money no morals. every corporation has a responsibility to be held accountable in any country

questions from facebook users during an interview with carol sandberg that will stream live on facebook. >> voters in sonoma will see a proposed sales tax increase on the june 5 ballot. the council voted last night to put the issue to the voters saying it's needed for public safety services. the sales tax is 8% so if voters approve the increase the sales tax would rise to 8.5%. that's 50 cents for every $100 spent. >> let's check the winds. check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> hey ladies, you know, the winds aren't that bad yet. they will substantially increase throughout this afternoon. after this weak front exits. we have light showers coming through the south bay. and portions of the north bay as well. let's get to the radar. and show you what we're working with. as you can see we've got this light band of rain moving through san jose, cambrien park getting a little shower activity. morgan hill through san jose you might have to use your wipers. we have more activity starting to push on shore but overall we're dry along the peninsula. as we head through the next

how he could make some facebook friends today. "mornings on 2" begins right now. >>> well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, march 6th. >>> a house fire in pinole has sparked a criminal investigation. we're live from the scene with new video of what was discovered after firefighters put out the fire. alex? >> reporter: good morning, pam. yes, the police investigation has been launched out here in pinole after this early-morning house fire. we'll get you a look at fire investigators. this is a fire investigator beyond us taking a look at the house, trying to figure out what caused this fire. they to believe there was a marijuana growing operation. the fire broke out on ramona street. we'll show you video of what we saw. some plants, it looks like in the back of the rooms. firefighters knocked the flames down and that's when they found equipment and plants used to grow marijuana. they say no one was home at the time time of the fire and they believe thi