you see this happening on instagram all the time.hese groups on facebook where people have followed trains. if you follow me i will follow you. we can comment on each other's posts. there are instagram engagement pods where people say comment within a minute and we can boost each other. there are lots of ways to gain these systems which makes it hard to understand how the money is working. emily: it undermines instagram's business model because now it is facebook's main hope in terms of ads. what is instagram's -- what is it doing to combat this? >> want to draw a distinction between the influencers and how you can buy ads. what instagram has done is they have tried to get rid of bots but it is a never ending battle. they will do a big purge, then they will find another way to come back. i think that there is always going to be some percentage of engagement that is fake. i was surprised to hear that it is a quarter of a billion dollars. emily: we are consistently asking is this bad news going to hurt facebook or instagram or at will

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in the picture a museum in cologne all those perfect backdrop for instagram photos. found on the go the famous german course america has issued a travel. we start off today's program with a festive twist to this week's series sweet delights in germany they're called spectra lots in dutch and flemish tenderness spec you oppose this biscuit is a common christmas cookie in germany belgium and the netherlands i made using a special seasonal spice mix containing cinnamon cloves and lots of other flavors and in belgium the specular is most closely associated with st nicholas day which is celebrated in many european countries on the sixth of december. the conflict essential market square in brussels is popular all year round with tourists but during the christmas season it's particularly special and belgians unofficial national cookie the state who knows makes it even better. one of my favorite cookies and they were. parades completely associated with this time of year with the nicholas i would say crunchy. butter full sugar for that amount of christmas markets will rise wi

instagram inng remarkably interesting ways. there was an instagram account army of jesus.ou may have seen the meme of boxing sa satan. that kind of content was third iteration. it started out as a kermit the frog meme. wasn't popular, they switched to a simpsons meme page. then they found jesus and it became a religious army of jesus focused page. so they were really in there, their metrics,g looking at their engagement and to direct these accounts. i think it was very much more on a per post basis. morenk instagram gave them of "likes." it's difficult to make a direct comparison,ples because on facebook you can share, and on instagram it's more about building up your audience. it's just a different platform. >> so, sarah, what do you think is the biggest takeaway here? >> i think it's that the russian veryign was run like a professional branding or marketing campaign where you get deep into a community and building an affinity. on instagram in particular, we saw a black activism account that was incredibly popular, a feminism account that was incredibly popular, and once

the picture perfect instagram using. a social media stress but first. the politics of love more and more single people in the u.s. are looking for partners who share their political views enter specialized dating sites which promise to find the right partner for everyone whether trump fun or foe . trump supporters do not need to contact me as a line you read increasingly often on ok cupid user profiles. the platform trump singles on the other hand helps trump followers meet other politically like minded singles. and the other side conservatives only uses the tag line because liberals just don't get it online dating in the u.s. is just as politically divided as the country. diane regularly visits online platforms she used to meet both democrats and republicans but since donald trump became president she's become more selective. at the beginning of dating it's really easy to get caught up in the new and you know the the niceties and all that you know that that sort of honeymoon period in the beginning and then for me i wouldn't want to get emotionally att

this is stunning because of how instagram works. not a viral network the way facebook is, the way twitter is. on instagram, you can build a within aned community interest group. were blackm, they activism accounts, feminist accounts, lgbt, veterans. they are facing accounts that the russians were able to grow to tens of thousands of followers, hundreds of thousands of followers, and get a lot of traction in those groups. especially when you carry out such tactics as meme warfare , it could go pretty viral. how have all of these platforms, not only instagram, but facebook and twitter, interacted with each other to actually make this even more effective? sarah:ithin different -- within interest communities, there was cross posting and referencing of accounts on other platforms, trying to legitimize the message. what then happened around election day is voters who were in the moral right-leaning groups were emboldened to go vote, and voters in the groups that russia wanted to suppress, especially the black community, were told their vo

. >>> instagram outrage. the widespread mistake that send users into a complete fren >>> i want to open up the weather window. i want to show you what a beautiful day looks like. don't forget about the winds. grab the >>> look at that. doesn't that look absolutely gorgeous? a lot of this more than last year. let me show you what's going we don't have anymore snow in the forecast. 29 today. it doesn't get above back to about 42 on wednesday. here is the way it looks back at the golden gate bridge. not too breezy here. not quite as good as it was the last couple of days to walk across the bridge. the breezes will pick up this afternoon. it is always kind of blustery out here. mainly in the 34mid-to upper 50 sunshine with all of that dry air coming in. wind advisory today and tonight. the dry weather that's hitting the sierra envelopes us. it is through at least 4:00 tomorrow morning. ridge tops seeing faster than 50 to 55 miles per hour. make sure all outdoor objects are secure. we are not quite seeing quite th

instagram museum. open the museum up to seeing its success across the pond.concept the concept is from the us it's been going strong for about a year now have. since many cities. basically began when museums started realizing that exhibitions that allowed people to take photos of themselves were drawing more visitors than more conventional once thought is. that there are twenty different interactive installations each one with a picture perfect concept like this pink ball pits or a balloon room these two sisters came with their mother and a very good camera. they're all set for the photo shoot and they're going out of their way. here to do a backbend. most of the visitors heard about the pop up museum online it's especially popular with women. of course we have a target group it's primarily women over ninety five percent of visitors here are women there are professional and amateur photographers who enjoy all the different sets. and said we also have families who have gone on but it's free for children under six. men there were five friends over fifty who mad

in many parts, instagram is the saving grace of facebook. what's the instagram 2019 story?arah: instagram will be a huge part of the future of facebook. more than one billion people use instagram. users are starting to see it as an alternative to facebook that makes him feel better than facebook does. it's incredibly crucial to them, especially with advertising in the stories part of the app. facebook has seen the klein and people sharing for the newsfeed, but there has been a surge in people sharing instagram stories. if that behavior keeps up and figure -- facebook because i doubt -- facebook figures out how to monetize its, that's will be a huge opportunity. instagram is an aspirational place. that thing can be very lucrative if you can figure out how to get into those buying positions. taylor: it's all about the monetization strategy. that is sarah frier. two years after the u.s. federal trade commission filed suit against qualcomm, it will get his chance to square the record. a jury trial begins next week in san francisco over claims that qualcomm is abusing his streng

i was kind of like my mother on instagram, how do i get to the next feed. thanks, frank. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," we'll have a look at the forecast. kari, how is it starting out? >> it's starting cool. here is a live look in san jose as you get ready to step out the door in campbell. low 40s, as we've seen most of the week and headed into the mid-50s, another day with sunshine and calmer winds. we'll talk about more of that coming up next. >>> and it's friday morning so generally we have light traffic, of minor crashes that may impact your morning commute. i'll have an da along 580 that just popped up, coming up in a bit. >>> and take a look at this, the toll plaza there, you can see already a lot of people on the road there on this friday morning. 4:44 right now. >>> now to a rescue in t policen ice. can y save a puppy stuck in the ice. you could see him rescuing the puppy there. theuffed hypothermia, received cpr and they got it to the vet in time. the puppy isxp fully recover. >> wow. cold waters out there. >> ye not that cold. >> not th

this literally created a frenzye from instagram who took their citizen stoix twitter with the #instagram fail. some of them making the point that they didn't likehe change at all. wt every account has been upgraded, those did, have it. right there, the head oin agram tweeted a series of isologies saying sorry about this. as supposed to be a very small test but we went broader th anticipated. you think? apparently this was b a that was quickly fixed. it is back to normal and the world is right now. well, actually the world is up and down now, not right and left. >> soobody lost anything. it went from going like the to going like this. >> really. it makes such a diffn'ence. i get what the big deal is but apparently it made a lot of people upset. >> going like this will make people lose their minds. >>> now latest on the high school wrestler who was told to cut his hair. the new jersey school system now says it will nev compete in events with that referee who did this again. now the video went viral wit this trainer coming out and cutting off 16-year-old andw johnson's dreadlocks before the

trash. >> you can have it. >> when i got it, i was like, i may be going away from instagram. they changed it. >> didn't last long. >> i'll be double tapping today. >>> coming up, the terrifying moments at the mall this holiday week. the riots caught on video and what authorities found at one of those locations. >>> also ahead, the courtroom audio that we're now hearing in the kevin spacey sexual assault case. why his lawyer claims there is not enough evidence to charge spacey. you're watching "world news now." know what turns me on? my better half, hors d oeuvres and bubbly. and when i really want to take it up a notch we use k-y yours & mine. tingling for me, warming for him. wow! this holiday season get what you want

that time has been shifting to instagram. you have seen explosive growth of instagram over the past couple of years. that is very much unchanged. consumers love using these applications. they continue to love using these applications. there's not a great alternative. useou are not going to instagram, what are your obvious alternatives? when you think about messaging your friends overseas, whatsapp is the default application that almost everybody is using. not only is there not really good user alternatives, people like using these products and have embraced stories tremendously over the past 12 months on instagram. i think the advertiser side of lost in theets story, is that there are not great alternatives. the bread-and-butter of facebook and instagram is not large, multinational companies. it's literally the millions of small businesses all over the world which can target consumers using that data targeted all over the internet and target ads ads areit so that the generally untargeted and boring. the reason that adds on in

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it involved an instagram update. >> don't change my instagram. >> exactly. photo-sharing app changed from scrolling to swiping, causing some people to lose their minds. i don't want to name any names. her initials are eva pilgrim and you've been looking into it. >> eva is kind of the mascot for everybody who uses instagram. she literally is the voice of the people. it was supposed to only be a test for a limited ynumber of use users, but it went out broadly by accident claims instagram. people used to scrolling through their feeds found out they had to tap horizontally. instead of the traditional ways to view pictures. instagram taking to rival twitter to describe situation saying due to a bug some users saw a change to the way their feed appears today. we quickly fixed the issue and the feed is back to normal. we apologize for any confusion. >> there's confusion. >> then when you tried to like the pictures it got all screwy then you would like end up seeing more pictures from that same person, i don't want to see that person anymore. >> as you can tell peop

but on instagram, you can build a very defined community within an interest group so on instagram thereere black activism accounts, feminism accounts, lgbt, veteran accounts, that the russians were able to grow to tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of followers and really get a lot of traction in those deep groups. >> steven mnuchin saying that washington and beijing will meet in january to negotiate a broader trade truce following a series of phone conversations in recent weeks. the treasury secretary says both sides are determined to resolve differences. >> according to mnuchin, the u.s. goal is to have a verifiable and enforceable agreement on paper by march 1, the deadline for the truce agreed to at the g-20 summit. there are two factions in the white house. some china hawks have questioned whether or not the u.s. can count on any agreements made by china about economic reforms, given the experience of past administrations. but mnuchin told bloomberg today in an interview that whatever is agreed to will include enforceable measures and firm deadlines for steps to be taken.

this is stunning because of how instagram works.is not a final network the way facebook and twitter are. a instagram you can build very defined community within an interest group. on instagram there were black activism accounts, bowman is a feminismts, lgbt -- accounts that russia was able to grow to tens or hundreds of thousands of followers and get a lot of traction in those groups. >> steven mnuchin saying that washington and beijing will meet in january to negotiate a broader trade truce following a series of phone conversations in recent weeks. the treasury secretary says both sides are determinate to resolve their differences. >> according to mnuchin the u.s. goal is to have a verifiable and enforceable agreement on paper by march 1, the deadline for the 90 day truce that president trump and xi agreed to at the g20 summit. there are two factions in the white house. some of the china hawks who question whether or not the u.s. can count on any agreements made by china. about economic reforms given the experience with past admini

of our modern culture now and people are getting more and more artistic with their instagram photosand robin merrill from our culture desk is here so good to see you love that picture that we have on the wall so talk to us about this connection between instagram and arts well it's all about backdrops i mean people are going to museums to more and more people are going to museums to a particular room or to a particular picture or even standing outside some of these wonderfully designed museums and getting that as the backdrop this is the notice to anyway with that in mind just a few weeks ago a museum emerged in color in western germany simply drawing people into to two scenes or spaces if you like that are perfect for these instagram photos let's have a look at it. there aren't any exhibits at this museum nothing to see apart from the perfect backdrop for the perfect photo at the super candy pop pop instagram museum in cologne. open the museum to seeing its success across the pond. this concept and the concept is from the us so it's been going strong for about a year now and exists

on facebook alone the russian campaign reached 126 million people, and not instagram another 20 million. the report also revealing that all of moscow's messaging was intended to benefit the republican party, specifically donald trump. just last year facebook, google, and twitter revealed that they had identified russian meddling on their sites. the senate plans to release this report later on this week. >>> millions of people along the east coast are recovering miserable weekend of wild weather, while along the west coast they're getting ready for a series of new storms expected this week. we go now to nbc's kathy park, who is following it all. >> reporter: a parade of storms pushing into the mid-atlantic. the potomac river raging after days ofwnpours, flooding roads,g up traffic, and leaving some stranded. it got so bad in parts of northern virginia and maryland crews used rafts to rescue trapped drivers. even animals needed help. this llama pulled to safety from a flooded pasture. the rainfall also setting records. 2018 will be the wettest ever for wilmington, north carolina, baltimor

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and a lot of it has to do w/ instagram. oxford universit >>> we're learning more about how russian hackers disrupted our presidential election and a lot of has to do with instagram. they published a report today teething how russia launched thousands of accounts in 2016. the goal was to keep certain people away from the polls on election day. here's our business tech reporter scott budman. >> reporter: the target, voters. especially young voters and african-americans. we now know russian agents sent tens of thousands of social media posts aimed at keeping liberal voters away from the polls. >> it is russia versus america. >> reporter: that social media expert says russia wanted donald trump to win the election so they tried to convince conservatives that america was lawless. while sending misleading posts to people they get were liberals. >> i've seen that it was rigged. >> which is why i have stopped posting on facebook. >> reporter: and they built a big following. pulling in 3 million followers on instagram lewinsky. >> t

are as savvy with instagram question maybe not instagram ! thornberry, great instagram, always posting really interesting things. whenever i visit schools which i do a lot in my constituency, i say, follow me on social media, what social media platforms do you use? what sue hincks is talking about specifically is behaviour. we could have edited those clips in a different way, we should have shown —— we could have shown massive rows on towie, what i feel you always see with reality stars is even the worst ones, the most argumentative, most controversial, it is usually edited in some way to show there is a bit of good in them, always some kind of redemption, can you always say that about politicians? i don't think so. 0bviously, about politicians? i don't think so. obviously, in their personal lives, there is good, but what we are seeing is the professional side. we seeing is the professional side. we see the worst of it. reality stars, you see them for the most part as they are, making careers off their personalities rather than policies, a bi

i also feel bad about my body because of instagram.ut that later. >> we don't have time for that, tom. >> that's what happens. >> thanks. >>> new at 6:00, a health alert for women. why you're less liking than a man to receive cpr from a stranger. >>> "modern family's" sarah hyland revealing her condition which led to six surgeries in 18 months. >>> you can see that fog is hanging around and will be for hours this morning. mike has more on that when we come back . >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from my accu affected by the dangerous condition of the tule fog. you add the valley and it goes up to 7.6 million people. the fog will still hang out through noon and hazy sunshine. >>> "modern family" actor sarah hyland is revealing she's had a second kidney transplant. in an interview with "self" magazine, she says she received a kidney from her brother in september of last year. her body rejected her first transplant that she got five years after she received it from her father. during that time, she's battled endometriosis. s

the company has tried to protect the instagram brand. the truth of the matter is that instagram is an interest-based community. it is not a viral network the way facebook or twitter is. what the ira was able to do is create accounts that creative -- ,hat created massive following hundreds of thousands, and engaged posts in specific areas like black activism, feminism, and by doing so and getting that from the community, they were able to make more political commentary that then could be influential. david: from the report, it was not very subtle. it was for people inclined to vote republican, they said get out to vote. for people inclined to vote democrat, they did everything they could to discourage them. sarah: they did it in subtle ways. for the people who would vote isublican, they said there going to be an onslaught of illegal voting, there will be people trying to swing this one way or the other. you need to get out there and make your vote count. theyhe black community, said this country does not care about us and our issues. noth

he just kisses and instagrams. that's love in 2018. >> good point.ough. >>> coming up -- >> you look awful good sitting in that chair. >> breaking news -- who's replacing julie chen? >> three big "e.t." exclusives. "young sheldon" stars interview each other. >>> plus, ashton kutcher reunited with his punk'd costar reunited. >> how far do i let this go before i let my friend get punched. >> look, rick -- >>> the trevor project hosted a star studded gala to raise fund >>> carrie ann? i don't know, but in my opinion, you look awful good sitting in that chair, my asian sister. >> that was a tough day. julie chen thought carrie ann inaba would be the perfect replacement. she'll replace her through january, however, no official word from the network. >>> on cbs it's a big crossover episode of "big bang" and "young sheldon." mckenna grace and back as sheldon's nemesis/crush. how much do they really know about each other? >> jim parsons plays an adult sheldon "big bang theory." if you could pick an actress to play the adult paige, who would you pick and why?

heather: don't just go to your instagram page. >> you have to logon. one that is really getting criticism is facebook. you want -- you cannot undo this, go to facebook, drop-down on the right column. you will see in this video, i have it here. i went to my facebook page as if i was going to do this, click on the top right and scroll down through account settings and at the bottom you will notice it says account ownership and control. hit deactivate and deletion and it takes you to the fourth screen which is delete account. once you hit the blue bar, it is going to take you off of facebook messenger that you might enjoy getting messages back and forth between folks, that will be gone permanently. all your photos, videos, everything you have ever done, comments, likes and dislikes, you don't exist. heather: you don't exist on facebook. >> find out. heather: a good idea. thank you so much. we appreciate it. 15 minutes until the top of the hour, judicial watch broke up a pay to play scandal involving the clinton foundation and tom fitton testified before c

with some of the social platforms like facebook and instagram.out the engagement, so we could see how many people liked it or shared it or reacted to it. we could see there were thousands of comments, 4 million, i think, comments across the entire data set. we couldn't see what people were saying. when we get at what impact did this have, which is the question people wanted the answer to, that's where we still have gaps. >> you want to know how many people reacted, how far the influence went. did the companies give you any explanation when they weren't supplying what would seem to be fairly simple information? >> well, the reason i think they didn't supply it was probably user privacy. if you're sharing comment data, you would have to anonmize it. that said, i think they responded to the senate's request for information, not to mine. the senate was who provided the researchers with the data set. so my understanding is the senate reached out and said can you provide us with information about influence operations on your platform, starting around 2

they will really push the envelope and that will mean that instagram will -- the lifespan of instagramse will be much shorter. emily: what about whatsapp? om: i don't know about that one. emily: when the facebook cofounder left and appointed chris daniels to run whatsapp, he has been to india a couple of times, and you understand what is happening with technology in india, do you think that is a huge opportunity for facebook that they can exploit? om: whatsapp owns the indian market. everyone uses whatsapp to make phone calls, send text messages. people live inside of whatsapp. but, i don't know how they turn that into money. it is still a big if. i don't think it is very clear as to how that whole communication channel gets monetized. is it through e-commerce, advertising? is it through paid services, chat services? definitely they have a big opportunity there. emily: do you think -- as you mentioned earlier, this is still where advertiser dollars are going -- but do you think we will ultimately see a decline of facebook over the next 10 years? or do you think it is status quo? om: it

they did it by setting up fake accounts on facebook and twitter and instagram and other sites. they targeted pages to create the russia probe as nonsense. they did it by setting up fake accounts on facebook and instagram and they used the narrative that the russia probe was nonsense. >> the campaign targeted african-americans as part of the broader effort to suppress voter turnout among democrats. the report goes on to say other ethnic groups were the focus of one or two facebook pages or instagram accounts, the black community was targeted specifically. >>> james comey's disputes with the president is nothing new, but now targeting the republican party for refusing to stand up to the commander in chief. comey defended the issues on monday after a second round of questioning with the congress. >> the president of the united states is lying to the fbi. he is attacking the rule of law. the words of a president matter. the rule of law matters and the truth matters. where are those republicans today? at some point, someone has to stand up in the face of fox news and fear of their b

take a look at these instagram numbers.ssians operated 133 instagram accounts according to the reports. posts went from 2600 a month in 2016 to 6,000 in 2017. russian gram posts generated 185 million likes and 4 million user comments over three years. what groups of people did the russians target? what do we know about these groups? >> i think what you'll learn more than anything else is if you want -- these reports are going to be great to understand where the digital platforms are moving. and i think you're getting a signal here about where audiences are shifting and engaging more online. instagram clearly appearing as one of the more high growing platforms for these types of activities. the troubling allegation here is that one can identify through unexpected means that this is a you sign up for an account on a social media platform. you share information and like and engage thinking you're doing something about a cause you care about. and that information is being exploited on the back end. it doesn't matter where the p

bird wanted to twork provoke plenty of reaction on social media tennis star andy murray writing on instagram that it was another example of ridiculous sexism that still exists in sports and also asked why women still have to put up with the sort of behavior this user here points out that in two thousand and eighteen a woman finally gets a ball and door and it's first when are as your bird has to face this nonsense this man ask if motorists can twerk as well another fan posting something similar on instagram commenting at sexists you know what you know eating and it ruined her incredible achievement. well afterwards have you burke said that she was not that upset about what happened and wanted instead to concentrate on her she didn't. write. it went that way i didn't think about it not moment consider is that sexual harassment or anything out of her burg there on the final game of match day thirteen in the bundesliga by leverkusen were held to a one one draw and nuremberg hardcore fans of the home side stayed out of the stands for the entire first half as part of the nationwide atmosphere of

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it's the same thing. >> we asked instagram to sit down with us.erview but told us every ad is screened before posting with either humor automated review. the company says that review allows it to catch most policy violating ads but it continuously works to improve since some manage to slip through. now a couple of things to look out for, the whizzing red flag, fo good to be true. if it's dramatically lower than other sellers. bbb says watch out. also low back at the website, google the url to see if other people complaint about the website. and of course research products before you buy. we posted some research tips on our website, cbs this morning.com from instagram how to research. but research, research, research. >> that's a great service you performed this morning. i love mr. gonzales number one smiling the whole time. a level headed guy i'm trying to be nice. you guys aren't. hannah when you held it up and go this is pretty light. so plasticy and dingy. >> even the company didn't want it back. >> a pinto version of a drone, yeah. >> reminds