instagram has a similar history.e were working on a game called "bourbon," and that turned into instagram. emily: your first instagram photo was of your girlfriend's foot. a stray dog . kevin: if i knew that instagram would get to this place, i would have tried a little bit harder. my girlfriend is now my wife. she said she is not going to post photos unless i can make them look great. so you should add filters. i did, and i added it to the build and took a photo of her foot and a dog. [laughter] i posted it as a test and it lived on forever. emily: so, how quickly did it become something that you realized could be not just a bit, but really big? kevin: i may have in a little optimistic, but the second we launched, i thought there was something new and different. i had worked at companies that have struggled to get 100 people to sign up in a day, and the -- that first morning, we had 25,000 people sign-up. i have never seen a service grow that quickly day one. the way we saw it, we had lightning in a bottle and it wa

and - encourage them to use instagram lightly.he app be used as a tool for fun rather than competition and a scale for self-esteem.stacy hernandez says: " unfortunately instagram can ruin your self- esteem, depends on how you use it. but the girls say among their friends, numbers don't really matter.rs: "it doesn't really get to me if they have more likes or more followers than me because it's just instagram it's not real life." but if things get out of hand, thankfully instagram can be deleted. pictures can be deleted.then you can start a new account.. in an instant. gabe slate kron 4 news. tonight... a milestone in american cinema... the first openly gay character in a disney movie. grant lodes is here with the details on the character... and the movie about to hit theatres. beauty and the beast...will the ground- breaking disney film... as gaston's sidekick... the character lefou...deals with sexuality questions in the plot. here he is. the director of the movie telling the magazine... attitude...."lefou is somebody who on one

copied, became very popular on instagram.ook talked about the fact that they are giving users the features they want even if they originated somewhere else. snap talked about those being risk factors. the fact that it needs to keep on innovating, keep on changing what it is offering users to make sure they stay addicted to that snap app. it is worth pointing out that snap is incredibly addictive, particularly with those younger users, spending about 30 minutes a day on the platform. >> i know one of them. he's sitting beside me. >> no, not anymore. i'm the classic switch to instagram story. >> you used to be obsessed. the filters are better on snap than on instagram. i agree people are moving. julia, thank you. it will be a big day. we'll see you later. >> what will be telling, you will be on the stock exchange floor when the bell goes. will you cover that story on snap or instastory. >> probably both. i think for today i'll do snap. >> you have split -- it's annoying, you split yours, you have to watch both. you have to hop

i don't really care if i follow someone on instagram. like to see beautiful photos, pretty ladies, things like that. >> you say it feels more force. do you believe facebook can find ways to get better? >> they are getting better. they added the stickers. i think snapchat did it first. and the users are there. and i feel loyal to snapchat. >> one question investors are asking, whether it's a fad. >> i mean, i think everyone thought it was a fad when 12-year-olds were sending self ease of themselves to each other. and now some of the biggest publishers in the world are on snapchat discover. so i don't think so. >> is this your primary job or a hobby? >> it was a hobby when i was in school. but now it's a full-time job. being a girl with no job is a full-time job. >> is there something that -- investors right now -- this is a public company, want to know what the next act for snapchat can be in terms of what they can introduce, what they can become. is there anything particular you see coming or would like to see that would make it better?

and instagram has always -- instagram dms have had a negative connotation associated with it and snapchatoes as well but you can still joke around. it's game-ified messaging and they're active and we know that. but at the end of the day if you want to have premium content or if you want to possibly go to advertisers and tell them that you want to put their ads -- if you want brands to put their ads in front of premium content you're going to have to work with creators. senate ch snapchat hasn't done that except for d.j. who grew his audience by himself. >> second day in a row we get a d.j. reference in this hour. i'm curious, for our purposes a lot of this is about larger media companies trying to play in this space. we mentioned our own parent today, nbcu with a big stake in snap. people drawing comparisons with disney with maker. does that make you feel differently about those big media tigtans? >> no, because i don't have cable and that's not going to change. and if disney -- >> how are you going to watch this interview, hasan? >> i hope it's packaged on to the internet. maybe on faceb

but it will be easier for instagram to do this. caroline: $10 your price target. it -- do you feel in your heart of hearts that the market will follow you within 12 months? i'm trying to assess what i think the value of the stock is. what happens from a trading perspective, i'm not focused on the day-to-day. caroline: it has been fantastic having you on the show. hopefully we will be able to speak to you in the future. up, we speak to the first snap investor who may a bet on snap. ad what made his offer complicated relationship with the founders. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: a number of venture capital forms will make a small fortune from their investment in snap. with one of the very first investors in the company. we asked them what makes now such an attractive investment. take a listen. guest: when we met them and heard about their vision, they how social media has become a highlight reel for your life. it was creating a performance anxiety for people. unless they were looking perfect, they were not putting themselves on social media. they were

instagram is bigger than snapchat among younger audiences.oducts are sufficiently similar. and you have superior targeting not to mention established , relationships between facebook and basically every advertiser on the planet. that is not true for snap at this time. now that does not mean that snap , cannot generate ad revenue and meaningful ad revenue. but it will be easier for instagram to do this. caroline: $10, your price target. when do you see a moving? do you feel in your heart of hearts that the market will follow you within the 12 month directory? brian: i'm trying to assess what i think the value of the stock is. what happens from a trading perspective, you know i'm not , focused on the day-to-day. it has been so fantastic having you on the show, to come out and speak to us as you put your analyst recommendation out on snap. hopefully, we will be able to speak to you in the future. brian wieser. coming up, we speak to the first liew, whotor, jeremy made a bet on snap. and what made his offer a complicated relationship with the com

all from the same instagram account.(steve) tonight -- kron4's alecia is live in albany with reaction.... alecia? the principal learned about this on monday and started an investigation right away. police also has also been involved and are conducting their own investigationi talked to a mother of one of the students being harrassed online...and as you can imagine, she is ánot happypkg an instagram account with racist statements, and photos, was circulating ... targeting minority students, and a basketball coach from albany high.sot - coach and a student with nooses around their neck we've blurred the photos due to their graphic nature. some were too explicit to show. sot - i'm disgusted by it. i think it's completely unacceptable the mother of one of the students being targeted says a fake instagram account was created by a number of juniors at the school. sot - my daughter didn't even know these peopleshe is emotionally hurt, but they have a good support systemsot - we're dealing with it the best we can. we have the ri

saben que instagram ya lo lanzÓ y han perdido mucha gente.illiam: no. lo bueno es que no tienes que tener el telÉfono prendido. presentador: a ver. prestame. cÓmo me queda? presentadora: muy bonito. [risas] presentador: a ver tÚ. [risas] william: lo bueno es que no puede ver aquÍ. presentador: quÉ bien! presentadora: sÚper bien. william: sale 139. la primera vez que saliÓ estos lentes tenÍas que ir hasta lugar para comprarlo, ahora estÁn en todos lados. es toda una esperanza de vida a la empresa. instagram estÁ haciendo fuerte la competencia. presentador: esta muy interesante. te vas a quedar con nosotros. a la vuelta, un indocumentado riesgo su vida para salvar a una niÑa secuestrada. hoy no dice que los indocumentados no son lo que pinta donald trump. presentadora: ademÁs, amor vs finanzas. te vamos a contar lo que dice un reciente informe que podrÍa cambiar tu vida. pendiente. seguimos con ustedes conectados a travÉs de redes. seguimos. ♪ ♪ presentador: queremos saludar a toda la gente que no sigue acompaÑando en el dÍa de hoy. a la gente

when instagram launched instagram stories, the genetic -- the dramatic growth snapchat had seen fell, and cameras will not make up for that. fundamentally, they will have to sell ads to get the platform to grow, and it looks like instagram stories is preventing that from happening. we will know in a couple of quarters if they can grow in this business or not. right now, it looks like they are in trouble. caroline: james, respond to that in terms of the competition out there. can snapped create a new model and get content that has not been designed for other users , create something different, and make money at the same time as facebook and the like? >> i will have to fundamentally disagree. cory: what? how dare you. >> what facebook is trying to do , and doing really well at it, is direct response, getting the conversion right there. how do they do that? it is based off hyperbolic content and what is called click bait. it is a revenue sharing model. the more clicks, the more revenue you generate. what snapchat is trying to do is replicate television, where it is about brand dollars a

the company does not attribute their loss of growth to instagram, but it is interesting.ne positive side come i want to point out that advertisers say it is counter intuitive, advertisers say they can justify buying snap ads because the format is now the same as ads they can buy on instagram. alex barinka and sarah frier. is still ahead, the story of the week, and catch up with one of the first investors in snap. lightspeed venture partners. the new york stock exchange president discusses snaps trading debut. take a listen. the take great comfort stock opened at 24 and is trading smoothly around that number. that is what you want on a first day. ♪ caroline: now back to the tech story of the week. silicon valley venture capital firms will make a small fortune from their investment, like lightspeed venture partners. as a $485,000 investment. we caught up with jeremy liew and asked what made snap such an attractive investment. take a listen. >> when we met evan and bobby and heard about their business, they talked about how there was something missing from social media, how

the company does not attribute their loss of growth to instagram, but it is interesting. positive side, i want to point out that advertisers say it is a little counterintuitive -- advertisers say they can justify buying snap ads because the format is now the same as ads they can buy on instagram. caroline: bloomberg's alex barinka and sarah frier. still ahead, the story of the week, and we catch up with one of the first investors in snap, jeremy liew of lightspeed venture partners. the new york stock exchange president tom farney discusses snap's trading debut. take a listen. >> i take great comfort the stock opened at $24 and is trading smoothly around that number. that is what you want on the first day. especially with a large ipo. ♪ ♪ caroline: back to the tech story of the week. snap decision higher than its original listing price. -- ending the day on its initial listing higher than its original listing price. a number of silicon valley venture capital firms will make a small fortune from their investment, like lightspeed venture partners. it began as a $485,000 inve

now to instagram competitor snap.ighly anticipated ipo came with a lot of fanfare, it also brought a lot of scrutiny to snap, which has been slowing its user growth. since snap went public, not one analyst was the first to initiate coverage with a buy rating and $25 price target. then another analyst followed suit and shares gained 9% in wednesday trading. we caught up with him on monday after he casts this outlier view along with cory johnson. >> what it boils down to is three things. innovation on the camera. we have not seen that much innovation since the actual invention of the digital camera in 1975 aside from pixel quality. and i think as they push on hardware and software side, i think they will be an a position to take over the camera app over your phone. now that is the the hook. the money, the holy grail, will come from these premium content deals they do where they offer a differentiated mobile optimized experience, where with competing platforms it is plug-and-play. if you have a mobile-optimized and diffe

instagram is impeding with snap.acebook or twitter really had head-to-head competitors when they went public. second of all, facebook was profitable when they went public, and this company is so far from it. don't you think these are big differences? and you areutely, right, instagram has a lot going for it, particularly because it is owned by facebook, but you are seeing instagram -- teens and young adults are using instagram in a very selective way, to only post the best things, to only follow but they want to follow, not with that rapid intensity of young people using snapchat. that is one key difference to keep in mind as we go forward. caroline: let's bring it back to sarah. when we are looking at the numbers, revenues have gone up seven times. million. $400 people are saying it could hit $1.8 billion by 2018 area how will they adapt -- by 2018. how will they adapt to making money with this business? i spent a lotek, of time with advertisers in new york city, talking about them with what it would take to get sna

you can follow him on his instagram account where he has almost 30,000 followers. ♪ ♪? inside this courthouse in paterson on friday morning after two men were charged in the double murder linked to the start of the real housewives of new jersey in paterson last week herriot the family of aaron anderson who was brutally killed along with his friend. on the other side of was the family of the suspect. the two families were opposed to a physical throwdown. and meanwhile this real housewives star is back in new jersey from california and spoke with me over the phone after what she says has been one of the most difficult weeks of her life. she is holding a vigil for the families of both victims and has continued to offer her support to michelle, the mother of aaron anderson. >> i am also going to have a fashion show. >> a joint funeral will take place on friday for both erin and antonio. she says that there's no way she would not attend the funeral. >> i don't want all that attention. you know? so they are going to do the vigil on wednesday. and i think that my part is just

and instagram stories, which has been their newest launch, has really reinvigorated and taken instagram to all-new heights. and some of the things we were really worried about on the video side, in the core facebook video product, have been altered pretty materially, all in the last few weeks. you put all of that together, it really seems like, with the secular tailwinds that facebook has, how can you not tone facebo facebook here? the stock is not expensive, it's not expensive. and the growth deceleration, while i still think growth is decelerating, i think it's going to be a lot slower o eer of a deceleration than the market is anticipating. so we're well above the street for 2018 revenues and on an adjusted ebitda revenues and earnings. you look at that and say, how do you not want to own this stock at this level looking out over the next 12 months? >> even amongst the bulls, it's josh brown, by the way, the big disagreement seems to be, is facebook going to get to their numbers with ad load or better ad pricing? are they going to clutter our timelines or find out a way to charge mor

instagram, excuse me, snap just doesn't have that. also, sure enough facebook and instagram are going heavily into this area. so i personally think the days of snap, at least in terms of a fast-growing company are done. >> i actually don't think that is accurate. snapchat is not some dead end. snapchat discover is new way of packaging content which actually does support advertising and has been successful for them. it's a growth area. what that proves is snapchat is sort of a mutable thing. it can change for the audience, but, i will say that you can't necessarily depend on that audience which tends to move from one product to another -- >> that is the thing, lance. >> they are 3, 14, 15-year-olds. melissa: sitting around doing absolutely nothing playing with these things. >> melissa, that do, don't have any money. melissa: there you go. perfect. david: one thing you can absolutely say about snap it is the most valuable ipo since facebook in 2012. making it a tough decision to list on the new york stock exchange which makes our next g

by facebook, but you are seeing instagram -- teens and young adults are using instagram in a very selectiveonly post the best things, to only follow but they want to follow, not with that rabid intensity of young people using snapchat. that is one key difference to keep in mind as we go forward. caroline: let's bring it back to sarah. when we are looking at the numbers, revenues have gone up seven times. they are just over $400 million. people are saying it could hit $1.8 billion by 2018. that is some of the analysis out there. how will they adapt to making money with this business? certainly they have to learn a lot. sarah: last week, i spent a lot of time with advertisers in new york city, talking about them with what it would take to get snap to the not just an experimental side of their budgets, but part of their ad spending for their clients. they mentioned they need it to be easier to buy snap's ads, they need to be sure of the return on investment from those ads, and the need to be able to target and measure their audiences the way they are able to on other platforms. when i say othe

this is a hate crime, she said. >> some of the photon a fake instagram account. a picture of a fellow student and a woman next to gorillas and nooses around a basketball player and her coach. others so offensive, we can't show them. >> this is a hate crime. >> the mother of a 14-year-old girl, one of several shown in the photos. her daughter don't know the accused students. >> it is hurtful. you have insecurity as a teen and then this comes along and it's not the first time she's been targeted. >> the pictures were discovered by students who told the principal. >> it's because they spoke up so quickly and had that courage, our principal and the staff investigated. >> val williams wouldn't discuss the discipline for the students who created the deeply hurtful material. and less than 5% of the students are african-american. >> it's not acceptable and they're offensive and it's more than disturbing. they're disgusting and we're not going to tolerate racism and bullying and cyberbullying. >> police are also investigating inalbany and they're not commenting while the

and last week...we reproted about the racist posts on instagram. the superintendent says everyone involved has been disciplined...but she won't get into specific discipline... because the offenders are minors. superintendent valerie williams:we will not tolerate racism. we will not tolerate anti-semitism. we will not tolerate homophobia. we will not tolerate hate speech or hurtful behavior in any way shape or form. that what i want to tell our parents and our community. we will do everything we can to combat this(grant) today...and for the forseable future...there's palpable racial and anti semitic tension at albany high school. in fact...there were reports today of a noose at a park in albany...which turned out to be a rope swing. (grant) but lots of people are on edge in albany... and that's where kron4's alecia reid...spoke with the parent of a student who was recently targeted. (pam) only on kron4.. a mother and daughter rushed to a san francisco police station .... after watching our report on kron four news at 8... about a man suspected of po

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when instagram launched instagram stories, the dramatic growth snapchat had seen fell off.ill not make up for that. they will have to sell ads for the platform to grow. it looks like instagram is preventing that from happening. we will know in the next couple of quarters whether they can grow the business or not. right now, it looks like they are in trouble. caroline: james comer respond in terms of the competition. can snap create a new model and not designed for users before the way they do for the mobile phone and create something different and make money at the same time as facebook and the like? >> i'm going to have to fundamentally disagree. cory: what? how dare you. >> what facebook is trying to do and are doing well at is direct response, trying to get the immediate conversion right then and there. it is based on hyperbolic content and click bait. cory: fake news. >> it is a revenue sharing model. the more clicks, the more revenue the publisher and facebook generate. snapchat is trying to replicate television where you have brand dollars and affinity. you compare fa

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parents rallied for equality at albany high school today after students were targeted in racist instagram posts. kpix 5's just of loris tells us parents are outraged but police are not pressing charges. >> reporter: joining hands around albany high school with signs and hands. parents will not tolerate racism. this daughter is among the group of girls targeted. according to albany unified school district, a group of teenager boys posted racially offensive photos of their classmates, african-american girls, on instagram. some posted nooses and [ null ] images. >> i would never say any of those things to entertain people. obviously you have to be thinking those thoughts and be a little racist to find that funny. >> this is a hate crime. they hated these girls. >> reporter: the district is investigating who is behind the cyber bullying. >> we want to send a strong message that we don't accept this. >> reporter: valerie williams says this is not the first form of hate speech in the school. >> we had a group of students who had walked through the halls and were raising their hands. immediately

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this is in response to instagram and snapchat growing in popularity.akes a look at how facebook is stepping up their competition. new fun filters and disapeering messages are in the messenger app they are calling in their 'messenger day' feature messenger day is a like mini timeline of your day whatever you create and post here will disapeer after 24 hours. you can share this day with anyone who wants to see it or you can pick and choose who gets to see it. so you can make a text group or just send one person a fun message stand up - and that's the key here fun they are trying to offer you a fun way to spice up your messages. you can customize your pictures or videos with all kinds of creative tools there are stickers you can draw over the picture add text big bold colorful letters or they have a ton of built in template designs that offer a quick way to make your picture stick out.. to post to your day you just open messenger and click on the camera button remember have fun. get wacky with it.. whatever you post under your day will be gone tomorrow wi

so shane goes by the name shanger danger on instagram. and he swam out meaning some stuff can probably swim in. >> he doesn't quite understand the concept of capable diving. >> they were right, the sharks came a-calling and they captured some beautiful, beautiful footage. >>> st. patrick's day. >> top of the morning to ya! >> a day where it is more than wearing green and speaking funny. apparently, it's a great excuse to do this. >> oh, no. of course. >> this group of very grown kids decided to take to the streets and iron out their differences with their fists. >> those look like adumts. >> yeah, they are adults acting like children. this is a bar strip in wrigleyville in chicago. >> they are celebrating st. patrick's day? we are not there yet. so we are just celebrating st. patrick's month now or any excuse to get out to wear green and fight. >> a lot of the bar crawls happen the weekend before. a lot of them took place this past weekend. >> there are women there screaming at these guys to stop. at one point, check this out, they fall t

. >> tonight, racist pictures on a fake instagram account and now a high school and police investigate. >>> a vote on healthcare postponed for now. what republicans are fighting over and how it could derail the healthcare overhaul. >>> back to the top story, four people found in a home in sacramento dead. and the neighborhood where the bodies found for that information. information. >>> sunshine starts the day but clouds work their way into the region and another storm. timing of the heaviest downpours is next. urs is >>> back now to the stop story. four people found dead in a home in sacramento and a person is detained and investigators are in the city right now looking into that. fox reporter allie wolf is where it began. how far are you from the home and what is going on there? >> well, we're steps away from where this investigation is centered, i'll step out here, and this is in the neighborhood of land park, it's a quiet residential community and a tree-lined street and you can see the crime scene unit and investigators have gone in and out and they're trying to piece together thi

i'm not sure if it's still host with instagram but i can do a transaction. the mechanism on snap right now is not allowing for me to get to a website, me to click, me to buy something. i'm sure that's something they're hard at work on. what if it doesn't work? i'm not buying things off twitter to this day. >> stock will go down and company will suffer. instagram did nothing for years. i think the execution they've come out with is terrific. they took their time. nobody beat them up over when are you going to make money. i do remember when facebook bought them, a billion dollars for that business, are you kidding me? it's a picture company. biggest picture company already. what do you need them for? >> they had that luxury. i don't know that snap does. >> i agree with that. my own recommendation is take a deep breath. congratulate evan and team on an amazing job. and i'm going to be bias here. okay. i think naturally as former new jersey guy but now an l.a. guy, l.a. gets beat up all the time because silicon valley couldn't believe there could be a company in

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there is going to be a problem, that is partly because instagram, which is partly because instagram,ook, provides a real threat to snapchat‘s model in the sense that it is basically emulated, pinched, you could say, some of snapchat‘s popular features, and when snap was preparing for the ipo they highlighted it as a risk, that others could emulate what they do, so it is important for snapchat to make sure that users stay with them rather than going to a site like instagram instead. us first lady melania trump has visited a new york city hospital to read to sick children for world book day. she brought a copy of, "oh, the places you'll go," by dr seuss, which she said was one of her favourite books. the first ladyjoined the children at the city's presbyterian hospital. this weekend, china will open its annual parliamentary session, the national people's congress. as usual, the weeks leading up to the congress have been marked by a nationwide effort to stop some of the most marginalised members of society from reaching beijing. our correspondentjohn sudworth has had first—hand experien

is that they have competition with instagram.ndamental they will have to sell ads on their platform. it looks like instagram's story is keeping that from happening. we will know in a couple quarters whether they can grow this business or not. james, in response to the question out there, can snap thate a new model, content has not been used before and do something different and make -- not potentially at the expense of, but at the same time as facebook and the like? james: i'm going to have to fundamentally disagree. cory: what? how dare you. james: they are trying to get the immediate conversion right then and there. it is based off hyperbolic content and a lot of things that are, you know, what you can call click bait. cory: fake news. a revenue sharing model. the more clicks, the more revenue the publisher and facebook generate. what snapchat is trying to do is youicate television where have brand dollars and you compare facebook and snapchat dollars. facebook is about 30% of the digital ad market. the television dollars are 4

presentÓ una pÁgina de instagram. decÍa que queria hacer algo diferente. me encanta.hay una noticia de impacto. presentadora: de super impacto. michelle segura la familia de "primer impacto". presentador: la tenemos aquÍ. presentadora: en vivo y en directo. presentador: le damos la bienvenida. michelle: muchas gracias. presentador: le damos un aplauso. [aplausos] michelle: con gusto conocerte. presentador: te miraba por televisiÓn. cÓmo te sientes? michelle: muy contenta. muy bendecida. con una gran responsabilidad que presentar a nuestra comunidad hispana, nuestra comunidad mexicana. esperamos contar con ustedes. este lunes 13 de marzo venimos con muchas sorpresas. presentador: quÉ mÁs tienen? michelle: un adelanto. estamos cocinando una posible ruta de impacto. presentador: quÉ interesante! michelle: en estos tiempos de incertidumbre se demanda mÁs informaciÓn. queremos tener mÁs estrecha la comunicaciÓn con la comunidad latina. hay muchas sorpresas. nuevos segmentos. ya lo verÁn. estamos trabajando pamela hizo en una serie -- y yo en una serie de historias impacto

now, the threat they face, however, is from companies like facebook, who owns instagram, which is a popularng app, and they have been pinching some of snapchat‘s best ideas, which you could only do on snapchat, and you can do it on instagram as well now. there is concern from investors and the company of snap themselves that users will migrate from one service to another, so the challenge is to stay relevant, stay cool, the place where young people want to be, and turn that popularity into advertising money. gaming on the go is the latest strategy from the japanese firm nintendo, which is betting that its console, the switch, will be an industry favourite, so what is so special? if you are in the middle of a game at home and you have to leave the house, you can take it with you and continue to play the same game, so is it all a gimmick or will gamers decide it is a function that they never knew that they needed? earlier, i asked an analyst if it will be a hit. it is a success. we have seen demand from gamers. the success of pokemon go, gamers want nintendo in their homes or on the go. and i

it feels like a bolt-on feature to instagram. i don't get it, to be honest, on instagram so it will be interesting to see how facebook puts it into play. one thing i will say is snap understands their audience better than anybody. i was in las vegas this weekend at mgm and they actually had a kiosk where you could buy the snap glasses during spring break which is pretty interesting. these guys are hard core marketers. it's tough to say at this point. >> mike, you think evan spiegel is surprised like i look right here? >> i think you're making snap stocks sell off as people see this. >> to me the question is, look, if you bought snap, if you believe in the potential it can grow into this valuation you are betting on a second act, right? you're betting on their ability to parlay then gaugement with the younger audience into something deeper. yousef, i wonder what that might be if instagram can come along and clone these things right now? >> ultimately snap today has been a great forum for the 13 to 24 but i think over time for the

i always say we have to try, i fake instagram is where they want to keep it real.and. >> it is concerning. >> absolutely. because some teens absolutely, sorry, girls, but we got to starting nicer to one another, especially, the girls, we got to start sticking together. but they use it sometimes to troll their peers. you never know one minute, your friend might be your best friend, then the next minute might be screen shooting a post and share it with people that you might not want to share it with. >> screen shots never go away. >> never go away. i tell kids all the time, nothing we do digitally should be considered completely private or safe. and honestly, authenticity breeds happiness, i hope kids that will think more about just being themselves, and being appropriate on line. >> thank you so much, jay jay. interesting. now, parent know, they have some of the things they need to check then when checking social media, especially instagram. so thank you. 8:38. next, the man behind the now famous bbc interview. he is speaking out. remember this? the kids coming, why

and - encourage them to use instagram lightly.app be used as a tool for fun rather than competition and a scale for self-esteem.stacy hernandez says: " unfortunately instagram can ruin your self- esteem, depends on how you use it. but the girls say among their friends, numbers don't really matter.rs: "it doesn't really get to me if they have more likes or more followers than me because it's just real life." but if things get out of hand, thankfully be deleted. pictures can be deleted.start a new account.. in an instant.gabe slate kron 4 news. coming up on the kron four morning news... two people are no longer allowed at the oscars. the reason, next. and here's a live look from sutro. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. the two accountants at the center of 'envelope- gate' won't be back to the oscars. that's according to an academy spokesperson. a source says martha ruiz and brian cullinan will remain partners at pricewater housecoopers. but will no longer be on the firm's team working for

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the hateful instagram page targeted mostly minority students, and we are told some that liked the page or commented on it have been suspended. hundreds of students held a sit-in and rally yesterday to send a message against racism. we asked one student what this campus needs to heal. >> we just need to see action. we need to see that the people who perpetrated all these incidents are being treated in a way they will learn from this and won't be in contact with the people they hurt, and a change in the curriculum generally speaking because i don't think we learn enough about race or gender. >> the instagram page was up for two months before administrators discovered it. the superintendent will meet with the parents of kids targeted on the page on saturday, and she promised an investigation into the ultraindications that happened yesterday. she said all of this will be discussed at next month's board meeting. the black student union planned a rally here on campus this afternoon. live in albany, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> a srvallejo man has been charged with a triple shooting in san

you can fiebleds find me on facebook and instagram on kennedyfbn. email at kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. as always, i love the good ones with you. good night from new york. >> announcer: from fox business headquarters in new york city, "wall street week." gary: welcome to "wall street week," i'm gary kaminsky. trish rsh -- trish: i'm trish regan. >> to accomplish our goaments ao accomplish our goals we have to make it easier for businesses to do business in the united states. i'm asking all members of congress to join me in dream offing big and bold and daring things for our country. trish: then this happened. >> if we hit 21,000 today -- gary: the rally did slow down towards the end of the week but one of our guests thinks the trump rally has a long way to go. he thinks we'll see 30,000 by labor day. paul, you are saying 23,000. let's talk about this week first. what did you have make of what happened this week and why was it we made these new highs after the speech tuesday night? >> i think as each day goes on we give investors less and less reason