we may ask them under oath, have you been on match.com, any of the other dating websites? have you been on ashley madison? all of that is going to come utilize that. it might be relevant in custody issues. it might also be relevant for purposes of community waste. has the one spouse spent money for a non-community purpose? which ashley madison would certainly be a non-community purpose. and so we would get that information in the course of a divorce in any event. >> i always thought, this kind of thing -- let's just say everybody, the parties involved in ashley madison who decide to have an affair, it strikes me as reckless beyond the affair part, that you're trusting that this person might not go off the deep end and say i want to have a further relationship and i'm going to call your wife if we don't keep seeing each other or whatever it is, right? >> it's the fatal attraction you have. >> you're inviting all kinds of "mashugana" into your world with this. >> well, not only that, all of the diseases that potentially can be transmitted as well. and so, it's incredibly aff

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in france, there is match.com a whole on dating experience.seeing their conversion compared to people with a mobile app. botndia, there is another that takes care of bill payments and different things in one place. they have 10 at conversion. the reality is people still use sms for messaging. david: it's not true anymore. this developed market and i think of markets where messenger is an app that people use a lot to message the u.s. and canada. what we are seeing is gradually more and more people are using messenger and they use texting less and less. now they can find almost everyone they want to talk to on messenger. they don't need to have a phone number to find them. a name is enough. you have all of these great capabilities. now you can start streaming without the other person responding. we have more and more capabilities on messenger that makes it more differentiated and better to communicate one-on-one. you are doing more e-commerce. taking aoint are we cut of the revenue? is facebook making money? david: facebook is making money. as o

in france there is match.com that has a brand there. have done a asheville tailgating experience inside messenger and they are seeing a 2x conversion. in india there is another bot bill payingare of 10x conversion. smsy: must people still use for messaging. how do you see the balance tipping? >> what we are seeing is in developed markets and markets where messenger is an app that people use a lot to message like the u.s. and canada, western europe, what we're seeing is gradually more people are using textingr and the use west. just because now they can find almost everyone they want to talk to on messenger they do not need to have a phone number two fine them. a name is enough. you have these great abilities like live video. you can even start streaming without the other person responding. and so you have more capabilities on messenger that makes it more differentiated and better to communicate not only one-on-one but also in groups and with businesses and services. emily: you are doing more e-commerce. what point, are we at the point w

but i think when you have a platform that is like a mixture of hotels.com and match.com that is very nature, that is about bringing people together, people shouldn't have to hide who they are as a condition of getting a room. emily: that was airbnb senior advisor laura murphy. still with me, my guest host, david kirkpatrick. david, obviously the sharing economy has opened up new issues around discrimination companies like airbnb and uber. these are issues like facebook and twitter have been fighting for a long time. what do you make of these efforts that airbnb has taken? do you think they are strong enough and do you applaud them for making these moves even though it could impact their business? donny: well, -- david well, absolutely a applaud there. there is some discussion around today whether they have gone far enough. they have gone farther than any company i can think of in any industry now that they're basically going to require any use e-, whr they're a host or a guest to sign a document basically saying that they pledge not to treat people with disrespect. it's really extrao

of the early action, it was out in the bleachers, where i would call this a date night, possibly match.comne wrong. guys far more interested in that ice cream out there. 4 run 5th inning for the giants already up. buster leaves the yard. a solo shot. she does not look happy with him. i'm just saying, not at all. doesn't seem to be going well. back-to-backers though. hunter pence, number 13, as the giants continue to stack it up on the colorado rockies. and you know, just continues out there in the bleachers for her. 19 hits by the giants offense tonight. come on, buddy, pay her alittle attention. 4 of those 19 hits by brandon crawford. a shot to the wide open spaces. brandon had two of them back from that dislocated pinky. 2 rbi's. matt moore goes 7 2/3. it looks like finally he's paying attention to her. just guessing, but i think it had a happy ending out there. 12 runs was the order. >>> the new york mets who have the number one spot, half up on the giants. power supply. yoenis cespedes has a way of doing that in miami. his 31st of the year. they had 19 hits just like the giants did. 12

on a laptop they found hits for, match.com, just days before the murder. somebody had been visiting the site at least. >> that would have been our suspicion. >> it's going to be either pam or ralph. >> right. >> and then they found ralph's real life mistress. yes, he had one. and she said they carried on for most of the time he was married to pam. but now shannon thought back to the last time she saw her mother. >> because i asked her if she was happy. >> what did she say? >> she realized that she had given up her family, because she had destroyed this relationship with me and kelsey, and she's gotten into this new marriage, telling me that she just wasn't as happy as she should have been. >> lots of circumstantial evidence, almost enough. not quite. and then the antique rugs. >> i was searching the kitchen area and found in the washing machine two small size rugs. and the rugs were still very wet. and they were balled up to one side. >> but when ralph saw the rugs during a walk-through with the police, he didn't seem to recognize them. >> i mean, i've nev

what we are seeing right now, in france, there is match.com that has a brand there and they have createdxperience within messenger and they are seeing a 2x conversion as opposed to diverting people to a mobile app for mobile website. in india, there is another bot that takes care of bill payments and different things in one place. they have 10x conversion as a pair to redirect people to the mobile website. emily: the reality is people still use sms for messaging. how do you see the balance tipping? david: it's not true anymore. in developed markets and i think in markets where messenger is really an app that people use a lot to message like the u.s. and canada and central europe, what we are seeing is gradually more and more people are using messenger and they use texting less and less. just because now they can find almost everyone they want to talk to on messenger and they do not need to find -- need a phone number to find them. a name is enough. you have all of these great capabilities. like live video calling and with instant video you can start streaming with all the other person re

brands to create campaigns that starts on newsfeed and end in messenger and we see, for instance, match.comeurope doing, you know, 2x the conversion rate in providing a dating app, dating experience thing in messenger versus redirecting users to a mobile website. there are other experiences out there that get better conversion because they can go direct one on one with their customers inside of messenger, so more of that. then when we create a vibrant ecosystem, we'll think of a good way to monetize that scale. >> in addition to the cross platform between news feed and messenger, you're focused on bots, but there's a lot of question whether consumers really want to interact with companies on the messenger platform. what can you tell us about whether or not bots are really working. >> the problem is people think about bots as this command line interface thing that's really not friendly and inferior to user interface and that's probably true, but that's not the way we see it. what we think about is there's a conversation and inside of that conversation you have a cononcall contextual place wh

. >> match.com and i need to get together.e that so people can kind of know what's going on. >> gosh, you'd save a lot of people a lot of money. >> a lot of time. >> going through those divorce lawyers. this is so fascinating. dr. michael bruce, thank you. congratulations on the new book. >> thank you. >> what are you? >> i'm a wolf. i'm a night owl. take the quiz. >> thank you. >>> chelsea manning officially ending his huk hunger strike because the military has agreed to use your tax dollars to pay for his sex change. yep. and 49ers backup quarterback colin kaepernick starting a movement when he kept his seat warm on the bench during the national anthem. our next guest is a hall of fame rung back. his name is eric dickerson. he's going to react live next. come on n eric. now that fedex has helped us simplify our e-commerce, we could focus on bigger issues, like our passive aggressive environment. we're not passive aggressive. hey, hey, hey, there are no bad suggestions here... no matter how lame they are. well said, ann. i've

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