to melanie facebook would be worth more then $100 billion. w poll suggests that almost half of americans think case of a passing fad and candidates in the ipo is too high. three of every five facebook users say they have little or no faith that the company will protect their personal information. only 13 percent of facebook users trust facebook to guard their data. only 12 percent make purchases through the site. >>mark: and castro valley, a body was found late last night in the backyard of a home. will tran is live at the scene with more. >>will: investigators have been here for more than 10 hours. they're focusing on the house the ec their with the blue suv. at this point, we do not know if it was a homicide or if this person simply died in the back of the home. we have put multiple phone calls as a public information officer but so far we have not heard back. we do not know if this was a man or a woman. we can't say that apparently the homeowners were away on vacation. office they had not come home yet. apparently there were at a giants gam

melanie. >> it is just about 7:23 a.m. on wednesday morning it is a lot harder than it used to be to enlist in the army. we will explain why next. >>> investor outrage, facebook stock prices keep falling now a big time investment bank is coming under scrutiny. what morgan stanley is accused of doing before friday's facebook debut on wall street. pgh >>> >> plus learn, bake and share, hundreds of students in montgomery county will soon be headed from the classroom to the kitchen a little later holly will tell us all about the bread baking program. we will be right back  >>> facebook stock continues to plummet on the nasdaq as the share offering is turning into a fiasco it lost 19% of value since friday's close. one reason an over supply of shares as well as an over valuation on its price. nasdaq is also under fire for the technical glitches that delayed stock owners friday. morgan stanley is now facing a subpoena for its role as the investment bank. its alleged the company may have given negative news about facebook's ipo to select clients only. >>> u.s. army is becoming more selective in who is allowed to enlist now the iraq war is over and the war

melanie sloan. of course we are focusing on the phone hacking situation in great britain. our phone lines are open. you can join us on twitter or facebook or send us an email. david is on the phone, he's been waiting from north carolina. the republican line, good morning to you dave. caller: yes, sir, i do believe there's a problem with the way they work together up there in the media in washington. but when you try to stifle somebody for their, you know, if their ugly or whatever you're saying, well i believe, i'm not a felon, but i believe they should have the right to vote too. you can't stifle somebody whose right to broadcast an opinion. host: more of a comment rather than a question. we'll go to jeff who's on the phone from massachusetts. good morning, jeff. caller: good morning, how you doing? thanks to c-span, it's a great channel. i'd like to know how politicality motivated this is. i mean, you know, cbs does so much damage. they report stories wrong. nbc's the same thing. i never once heard the ethics committee try to bring any charges against them. and yet, you know, all the sudden it's just targeting for fox. and i think any