instagram stories.tarted advertising there, and helping businesses develop a presence and connect with new customers and connect more deeply with existing customers. we are seeing businesses are finding great success on instagram. caroline: how would you rate the success of instagram stories so far? >> it's been great. if you think back a year ago this time, instagram stories did not exist. now there are 250 million people using it every day. they are not just sharing highlights, but all of their moments and telling their full story. that can come from businesses as well. of the most-watched stories on instagram stories, a third come from businesses. what that shows is that people want to hear from businesses in feed, but also in instagram stories. emily: instagram may be the one facebook platform where e-commerce actually works. i know you are doing some experimentation. you have partnerships with j.crew end coach and club monaco. how are the partnerships? >> it has been interesting. people come to ins

we have been focused on helping businesses big and small advertise on instagram, and -- we instagramted advertising there -- and helping businesses connect more deeply with existing customers and we are seeing the businesses are finding great success on instagram. emily: how would you rate the success of instagram stories story so far? marne: i think it has been great. a year ago, it did not exist and now, there are 250 million people using it every day. they are not just sharing highlights, they are sharing all the moments and telling their full story. that can come from businesses. of the most-watched stories on instagram stories, most come from businesses, one third. that shows people want to hear from businesses in feed and instagram stories. emily: instagram may be the one facebook platform where e-commerce actually works. you are doing some experimentation. you have partnerships with coach, j.crew, how is the progress so far? marne: it has been interesting. we started out and had some pilots. people come to instagram because they want to connect with businesses. they want to co

i can't see myself on instagram.will freak. >> meanwhile lets take away his instagram and see how he reacts. >> you want to see this all day to day. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. >> what is that all about, enough already. >> duck lips. >> please, in more duck lips. >> i didn't know were you so anti instagram. >> i'm anti duck lips. >> okay. >> shark jump i have pictures of you, doing duck lips. >> you may never see this at a major league baseball game ever again, watch this. he loses his bat, it is a rare three base error, a rare error we will show you whole thing after the break, plus lottery numbers. fast play games from the pennsylvania lottery are an entirely new way to play and win instantly. bet i can play faster than you can eat that bag of chips. i won! fast play. play fast. win instantly. >>> good morning i'm sean bell phillies could not avoid losing, another series, against the pirates, bull pen blew it once again but andrew knap got a great play. in the third, the pirates catcher, throws the first, and look at tha

as i said with instagram people have great feelings about instagram. everybody loves instagram.nk it's the happiest place on the internet right now. very little political news how they monetize instagram and make that a product is growing in terms of revenue like facebook i think it's the huge opportunity in the newsroom. >> kevin, have we just stopped talking about snapchat there >> i have to say, i'm going run home and google -- actually pick up my phone and google instagram troll. maybe there's one that exists out there. so, but, yeah, it's good to be in a happy place and facebook's in a very happy place right now. >> there's things i could say here look, i'm not saying that it's anything like the experience on other platforms, but, you know, certainly maybe with instagram the way it was set up from the get go, it was an invite sort of following network. i have a feeling some of the people who have a million plus followers now are getting their fair share of trolls, if you will, even on a site like instagram, don't you think >> absolutely. it's definitely there. the experienc

emily: how would you rate instagram story so far?go it did not exist another are 250 million people using it every day. they are not just sharing highlights, they are sharing all the moments and telling their full story. that can come from businesses. of the most-watched stories on histogram --instagram stories, most come from businesses. people want to hear from businesses. oney: instagram may be the facebook platform where e-commerce actually works. you are doing some experimentation. how was the progress so far? marne: it has been interesting. we started out and had some pilots. people come to instagram because they want to connect with businesses. they want to connect with their friends and family. sometimes when people are coming, they want inspiration. sometimes they want to be able to act. they see the great pair of shoes and they want to be a will to buy those shoes, but when it comes to shopping there is a journey in between. i think that instagram can play a great role in terms of helping to develop this. arney: that was mo

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i get some tips on how to become an instagram sensation here in hong kong.t with an amazing purple sky that would just blow up. so don't go away. the travel show, your essential guide wherever you're heading. laptops, tablets and e—readers are all now banned on many flights to the us and uk primarily from airports in the middle east. both governments have brought in new rules affecting different countries, so check first if you're flying from any of these places. but there are still some gadgets you can use to wile away the hours. this week, our run down of the gadgets you can still use on board. and here's the good news, on some flights you should be allowed to take hand—held games consoles. so i've been using our state—of—the—art isolation booth to see how they fare. so this is the new big player on the market, it's the nintendo switch. so the switch isn't like regular consoles where it combines portable on—the—go gaming with traditional console—style gaming. 0n the one hand, you connect it to your tv. but when you're ready to take it on the move, you can

. >> people are saying here ' my instagram, alex holley tv, they are saying it looks different on instagram than how it looks on tv. i promise i did not put a filter on it, just reposed what the original person, rachael, from the united kingdom, posted this trying to figure it out. >> now i see pink and white. >> no you don't. really? >> get on twitter, watch all these people, half of them agree with me, and half of them agree with alex. that it is tiffany blue. >> according to a buzz feed they did do a story in like 92% of people, they say, saw turquoise. they did a survey, turquoise. >> i'm in the 8% category? >> i'm just saying. >> that means you're smart, though, that's good. >> yes, look, for the research, richard, you're right. >> oh, getting deeper into the encyclopedia in our cell phone. >> went to mit. no, that's all false. >> but then one of the viewers really posted a great question. they were like okay, based and when doctor mike said, our brains and our perceiving everything, putting together. he said so in that case, then how do we know any color is any color? you know what i

>> i saw this while doing my instagram story this morning, and it popped up.ttney spears has a message for her haters. tonight's know and tell, britney gets her revenge. >> a lot of people think that i don't sing live. >> after slamming accusations she doesn't sing live -- ♪ . >> britney proves she has the pipes that made her a star by serenading a friend live on stage. take that, haters. ♪ what doesn't kill you makes you stronger ♪ >> speaking of haters, kelly clarkson just shut down one of hers in epic fashion. ♪ it all started after the gramny winner tweeted a thank you on the fourth of july. a troll commented, you're fat in response. clarkson responded back, and still bleeping awesome. oh, snap, and some of lady gaga's fans have been so abusive towards ed sheer hand, he ditched twitter altogether. ♪ i'm in love with your body apparently gaga's monthssteres mistakenly thought he dissed her in an interview, but gaga took to instagram settinger her fans straight, saying, i love ed. @teddiesphotos deserves love and respect you like all humans do. nobody should

they have slowly but surely ramping up instagram.ak up that revenue, but it is contributing meaningfully to the bottom line. they estimate instagram will bring in $3.92 billion this year. compare that to $170 million for all of snapchat. and we had a scoop out that facebook's foray into original television will happen in august. they have been investing in episodic content. i asked about the size of this video opportunity, what it means for the bottom line. take a listen to what she had to say. >> we are seeing a lot of content of viewing and engaging shift to mobile. our goal is to be a platform for content providers to find their audience and monetize. right now we are doing early investing and kickstarting the ecosystem for more episodic viewing on facebook. we think that kind is important, so we're making that investment. our goal is to be a platform and a content providers creating that content in finding their audience. plan for facebook is to monetize original shows through mid-role as. -- ads. we had that soundbite about what

bob burns, blogger bog, runs the tsa instagram. his endearing combination of weird items and corny captions have earned him two webby nominations, 750,000 followers and the number 4 spot on rolling stone's list of must follows. that's ahead of beyonce. >> purpose of the instagram account is to kind of show people all the things we're finding nationwide and educate people on what you can and can't bring. >> reporter: the tsa is also on twitter where from this command center outside washington, they offer up to 1,000 realtime answers a day to more straightforward questions, like, can i carry on this facemask? you can't carry it on. but you can check it. >> our goal was only to be able to help passengers and i think in the end, um, that this program has really helped to soften the public perception of tsa. >> reporter: a softer image bob's helped build one light at a tomb. kris van cleave, cbs news. >>> twitter's stock is down after news of a stall in user growth. there was no increase in active twitter users this quarter. the stock f

banana. >> well, chris pratt lit up instagram with the what's my snack game.urner joins me now. >> he posted this shot asking 13 million followers to guess which part of his body is spray tanned. i'm going to be safe and say his arms. >> you think so? >> i saw this while doing my instagram story this morning, and it popped up. her haters. tonight's know and tell, britney gets her revenge. >> a lot of people think that i don't sing live. >> after slamming accusations she doesn't sing live -- ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you >> britney proves she has the pipes that made her a star by serenading a friend live on stage. take that, haters. ♪ what doesn't kill you makes you stronger ♪ >> speaking of haters, kelly clarkson just shut down one of hers in epic fashion. ♪ it all started after the grammy winner tweeted a thank-you on the fourth of july. a troll commented "you're fat" in response. slashingson clarkson tweeted back, and still bleeping awesome. oh, snap, and some of lady gaga's fans have been so abusive towards ed sheeran, he georgia set her fans straight, tweeting

instagram saying we are deeply saddened by this tragedy. we urge people to use our reporting tools if they see any content or behavior that puts anyone's safety at risk. instagram, like most social media providers, do allow users to report questionable content. here with just a few touches you can report video as spam or inploept. >> instagram is not legally responsible for the contempt of anything on its site, but they morally responsible in some ways for what users do, because they have given people the ability to stream anything live. >> reporter: for the sanchez family, any warning now comes too late. >> jaclyn! please wake up! >> reporter: a forrivic tragedy that played out live for all to see. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> there's more to tell you about tonight. coming up. after nearly20 years after her death, princess diana's sons open up like we've never heard before. >>> have you ever gotten to work and you realized you left your employee key card at home? that may no longer be a problem at three square marketing in w

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. >>> the newest star on instagram is the tsa that's right the transportation security administration runs the check points has a big hit. >> reporter: the tsa is not an agency that is used to getting a lot of praise, people try to spend as little time there as possible but they are spending time on their instagram page. if you are not following you're missing out. the tsa can be pretty bossy, shoes off, arms up, liquids, small, the tsa can be funny online where its instagram aims to show the agency's human side by showing a mind boggling littany of items people try to bring on planes. >> that's a shrunken voodoo head made from a goat. never know what you will see. >> from fully loaded gas masks. to batter rings and plenty of guns and prop an tanks you needed to have with you on a flight. the tsa has seen it all. this dead body is actually a movie prop and yes it was clear to fly. >> talk about dead heading. >> bob burns runs the instagram his endearing captions have him on the number four spot of most followed ahead of beyonce. >> i always expect kanye to come knocking on my door to

instagram saying, we are deeply saddened by this tragedy. we urge people to use our reporting tools if they see any content or behavior that puts anyone's safety at risk. instagram, like most social media provider, does allow users to report questionable content. here, with just a few touches the, you can report video as spam or inappropriate. in theory, notifying editors there's a problem. >> instagram is not at all legally responsible for the content of anything that's on its site, but they are morally responsible in some ways for what users do because they've given people the ability to stream anything live. >> reporter: for the sanchez family, any warning now comes too late. >> jacqueline! please wake up! >> reporter: a horrific tragedy that played out live for all to see. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> there's more to tell you about tonight. coming up, after nearly 20 years after her death, princess liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah,

now there's the instagram toddler. this video caught in sydney, was a whole 15 minutes long.oddler on one side of the street holding up a camera phone. and on the other side, the toddler's mom walking down the street and pausing in front of this colorful background in the hopes that her toddler will get the shot. >> no. we've gone too far. >> she's got her background all lined up. okay, baby, just point and shoot. >> three times she crossed the street to make sure the picture was perfect. a lot of people are finding this hilarious. i think it's ridiculous. >> i'm happy the toddler didn't run into the middle of the street. >> young people love taking selfies. there's a time and a place for it. this is not it. >> these guys outside the vehicle. >> big smiles on the face for now. >> the vehicle is moving. >>. >> did he move his foot? >> i know, right? >> it looks like the edge of his foot got run over. if you look in the reflection in the side of the vehicle, you can see what happened. >> now, it looks like it could have been relatively painful. it looks like he was right as rai

do you you're a big instagram user. >> i am.noys me when i see one ad >> i always get confused >> you get one or two every ten pictures, it's not so bad. instagram is social media, you're used to getting ads >> stop mexi inmessaging people guess. >> or keep doing it but don't keep using what'ssapp if they throw adds ads at you >> big stock movers in europe, let's jump to some of them shares of astrazeneca having the worst day ever after the experimental lung cancer drug failed a major test. shares are down some 16% a shocker for them >>> shares of diageo shooting higher after the company reported better than expected results. the company announcing a $1.9 billion buyback. up 6.25% >>> shell says profits tripled last quarter despite a pullback in oil prices. revenues of $72.1 billion in q2. 4.3 billion more than expected >> other european names to watch. total reporting better than expected numbers, a 14 % jump in profits. it confirmed dividend plans. it was up a bit. it jumped on the release of the numbers, but slipped a bit in

not just on facebook, but also on instagram. >> people are using our products and services to share and connect and build community on their mobil phones. we're really excited to announce today we have over 15 million businesses using business profiles on instagram, that joins our 70 million business pages on facebook. these are -- facebook and instagram are places where people are connecting with each other, but businesses are connecting with their consumer. >> sandberg wouldn't break out instagram's revenue, but are pleased with its success. as for concerns facebook won't be able to rely on upping its add low, they just want higher quality adds, to be a win win for users and brandses. i'm julia borsten in los angeles. >>> a new $10 billion factory in wisconsin, which means jobs, potentially a lot of them. a major apple supplier based in taiwan will make flat screen displays using tv's and other products. the announcement was made this evening at a ceremony at the white house, and marks the first major u.s. investment. a decision to build a plant in the u.s. is considered a big win for

she doesn't blame the technology. >> i think it's not instagram. i think it has to do with more education. parents have to be more involved with their kid's life. i don't think we should blame the media. >> reporter: instagram provided a statement that said in part, we're deeply saddened by this tragedy. we urge people to use our reporting tools if they see any content or behavior that puts anyone's safety at risk. we want to interrupt those streams as quickly as possible when they're reported to us. >> and instagram went on to say that live video is a new and growing format and they will continue to make improvements in the next coming months. it also removed the original video because of its graphic nature and it will also remove any additional up loads. >> azenith smith in palo alto tonight. thank you. >>> a new report appears to uphold the long held belief of an oakland mother that her daughter is not brain dead. jahi mcmath has been on life support for the last three years after she experienced complications during throat surgery at children's

this is bloomberg. ♪ announced plans to sell directly on instagram.ry and beauty brands have salivated about selling over addicted millennials. so far nobody has gotten it right. can instagram be the game changer for social shopping. i want to get your take on this, eileen. you're someone that analyzes those coming to you seeking funding. could this change the way in which you buy nike? instagram did not give us that much detail on how it would work work, but assume it would be smooth. eileen: this is interested -- interesting, their whole goal is the sales directly from consumers. they are experimenting. i'm not sure that's there's that much detail about how they will do this. i have not seen a clean technical or product integration to do this. they have a lot of work to do. it could be experimentation, which instagram can afford to do because they are part of facebook. caroline: where is the path for this? you know they wanted to get into e-commerce trade and wanted to see social media purchases flourish? james: i can tell you from talking to paymen

businesses using business profiles and instagram joining the 70 million facebook business pages. i asked sandberg about concerns that the company would no longer be able to rely on higher ad load to drive growth and here's what she said. >> our goal is for the ads to be really high of qualiquality. when you see a post from a friend, you want the ads to be as high quality as those posts and so we've been carefully tracking the exact of ads on the user experience over the last several years. ad loads up from a few years ago and we've been able to do this by improving the quality and the el are advance of the ads. and we've done it without significantly impacting people's facebook experience. >> more relevant the ads, the higher the revenue for facebook, and the better experience for consumers. now, i also asked sandberg about the company's projections that its capital expenditures would grow by about 50% this year. >> we remain very solidly in investment mode. we are going to invest aggressively you already see that we're now at 20,000 employees, which is up 43%, year over year. we

>>> use the term instagram husband, you know what i'm talking about right? >> yep. >> all those beautiful ladies on instagram, behind the camera phone is a dedicated husband. it turns out there is a new breed out there. the instagram toddler. this video caught in sydney apparently was a whole 15 minutes long. what you see here is a todd ler on one side of the street holding up a camera phone. on the other side, the toddler's mom walking down the street and then posing in front of this colorful background in the hopes her toddler could then get the shot. >> no. >> we've gone too far. >> i can't hate this too much because i know a bunch of people that have toddlers that can take really good pictures. >> look. she's got her background all lined up. she's like baby just point and shoot. >> 15 minutes, three times she crossed the street to make sure the picture was okay before deciding it wasn't. a lot of people finding this hilarious. i think it's just ridiculous. >> i'm just happy the toddler didn't run into the middle of the street. >> young people just love t

bob burns or blogger bob runs the tsa's instagram. his endearing captions have earned him two nominations, 750,000 followers, and a number four spot on rolling stone's list of must follows. that's ahead of nc the purpose of the instagram account is to show people all of the things we're finding. nationwide. and >> reporter: tsa is also on twitter where this command center outside washington they offer up to a thousand real- time answers a day to more straightforward questions like can i carry on this face mask? you can check it. >> our goal was to be able to help passengers. i think in the end this program has really helped to soften the public perception of tsa. >> reporter: a softer image bob has helped build one like at a time. kris van cleave cbs news. >> that's pretty fun feed. >> makes it more palettable and everything. >> okay. >>> we often hear about a baby boom some nine months after a weather event. >> so this july chicago is seeing a surge in the number of babies being born. you might remember cubs fans celebrating their te

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: nike announced plans to sell directly on instagram.eauty brands have long salivated over selling to social media addicted millennials. so far, nobody has gotten it right. can instagram be the game changer for social shopping. i want to get your take on this, eileen. you're someone that analyzes those coming to four seed funding. could this change the way in which you buy nike? will it solve the problem of less fake goods? and instagram, they did not give us that much detail on how it would work work, but assume it would be smooth. eileen: this is interesting, and this is only days after nike conceded it would sell on amazon, so you are absolutely right there whole goal is to get the clones off of the streets and off of people clicking their fingers and trying to get directly to consumers. they are experimenting. i'm not sure. there's not that much detail about how nike will do this. i have not seen a clean technical or product integration to do this. i think they have a little bit of work to do, or it is a little bit of experimentation

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instagram saying, we are deeply saddened by this tragedy. we urge people to use our reporting tools if they see any content or behavior that puts anyone's safety at risk. instagram, like most social media providers, does allow users to report questionable content. here with just a few touches, ca inappropriate. in theory, notifying editors there's a problem. >> instagram is not at all legally responsible for the content of anything that's on its site. but they are morally responsible in some ways for what users do, because they have given people the ability to stream anything live. >> reporter: for the sanchez family, any warning now comes too late. >> jacqueline! please wake up. >> reporter: a horrific tragedy that played out live for all to see. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >> just no words. that's just so awful all the way around. >>> there is a new proposal to limit the punishment for people who ride metro without paying. >> and metro is not on board with this. the d.c. proposal would reduce the fine for people who cheat the s

most of the incident was live streamed on instagram. the video is raising questions about social media. people who saw the instagram video have mixed reactions. >> the saddest thing ever. my concern is there needs to be some type of restrictions in regards to snapping and the live shows. i think that was very disrespectful toward her family and should have never aired. >> it's not instagram. parents have to be more involved with their kids' life. i don't think we should blame the media. >> the video is the latest in a troubling trend where unfortunate incidents are captured and shared, at times live. last week five teens in florida recorded a drowning man, but didn't try to help. back in april a cleveland man showed the killing of an elderly man on facebook live. instagram says live video is a new and growing format and the company will continue to make improvements. the original video has now been removed. >>> in burlingame, police have arrested a woman after she allegedly stabbed a man to death. police arrested 36-year-old mia smith a

that was streamed live on instagram doesn )t blame the driver.e want to warn you-- you might find this footage >>> the young teenager who survived the deadly crash streamed live on instagram. >> baby. wake up. >> that is the voice of 18-year-old abdulia sanchez. she was streaming while she lost control of her car. the crash killed the 14-year-old sister of the driver. her friend survived. >> emotionally, not sure, yes, she is forever going to be in my heart. we have been through a lot me examine her. i do cry because i do think about her. but i do my best to stay strong for her. >> the driver faces vehicular manslaughter charges and driving under the influence. >>> a ban on flame retardant chemicals. thousands of products won't be sold in the city. laura joining us from city hall. >> reporter: the meeting is expected to last several hours. it is said to lower cancer rates. and critics disagree. no one knows what it would mean for thousands of retailers san francisco board of supervisor members list items in his office that likely contains flame r

. >> screaming live on instagram but a disturbing video. here it is a deadly car crash in the central valley ripped apart a family. a teenager is dead. another in serious condition and the driver is behind bars. experts say this crash points to a larger problem of putting our phones first. nbc bay area ian cull is with us. so many of us attached to phones 24/7 it's a real danger. >> experts and authorities are questioning if we're not only driving distracted but living distracted after seeing what happens in the video we want to warn you it is difficult to watch. >> the video was streaming on instagram live appear 18-year-old suspected drunk driver posting in realtime with two 14 ymds in the car when she loses control. the driver obdulia sanchez continued to products. >> baby, wake up, baby. >> the two passengers not wearing seatbelts were ee swekt injected sanchez reaching for her younger sister everybody. . you already know why. my sister is dieing. >> things can change in the blink of an eye with in this case with tragic results. >> she

littlebridge father confirmed at rest and his son's instagram account to "eyewitness news". he says his son was afraid of heights but challenged to climb higher and higher as he explored photography. his instagram shows other photos taken from tall heights some bridge walkers were amazed at willingness to climb so high but didn't support actions. >> i think there is a value in trying to get art but, i think when you get risk and put people at risk, i don't know, it is the shame that high up. >> completely irresponsible. completely irresponsible. that you think, you are taking your life, you don't know holes is there or who else you are endangering. >> reporter: i reached out to boat graphers, neither one replied, they were released pending a future, court date, in camden. live from camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you for that. >>> now an update on the story we have been following judge granted an injunction to stop all construction on sunoco logistics mariner east two pipeline in west goshen township. 350-mile pipeline will carry liquid natural gas fro

>>> use the term instagram husband, you know what i'm talking about right?l those beautiful ladies on instagram, behind the camera phone is a dedicated husband. it turns out there is a new breed out there. the instagram toddler. this video caught in sydney apparently was a whole 15 minutes long. what you see here is a todd ler on one side of the street holding up a camera phone. on the other side, the toddler's mom walking down the street and then posing in front of this colorful background in the hopes her toddler could then get the shot. >> no. >> we've gone too far. >> i can't hate this too much because i know a bunch of people that have toddlers that can take really good pictures. >> look. she's got her background all lined up. she's like baby just point and shoot. >> 15 minutes, three times she crossed the street to make sure the picture was okay before deciding it wasn't. a lot of people finding this hilarious. i think it's just ridiculous. >> i'm just happy the toddler didn't run into the middle of the street. >> young people just love taking selfies.

the teen live streamed her drive in that fatal accident on instagram.arrested on suspicion of dui and vehicular manslaughter. caroline tyler joins us from the newsroom with the details. >> this is a double tragedy for this stockton family. one daughter is dead tonight, the other being held in the jail, charged in connection with the death. you might find this video leading up to the crash and the aftermath disturbing. 18-year-old sanchez is seen here driving, holding a phone in her hand, singing and live streaming on instagram. this just moments leading up to friday's deadly crash near stockton. two 14-year-old girls in the back, including her sister jacqueline were not wearing seat belts. the chp said not only was sanchez on instagram, she was under the influence when she rolled her buick into a barbed wire fence, then into a field. her sister died. the other girl was badly injured. the disturbing video continues with sanchez standing over her sister's body. >> jacqueline! please wake up! >> the family has confirmed its authenticity. >> i [ bleep ] kil