i have the message on myspace. still! >> tori, you lying.read it. >> you talk [ bleep ] on myspace all the time. >> yeah, yeah. >> according to court documents, tori tells prosecutors she believes the brutal attack was because mercedes was also angry at her for borrowing a hairbrush and a razor from the house without telling her. it may sound unbelievable, but it apparently sparks this beating and sets it in motion. >> why did you [ bleep ]. don't [ bleep ]. >> the assault takes place over a span of 30 minutes. at one point on the video, tori pleads with her attackers to let her leave the home. >> huh-uh. you're not leaving. >> let me leave! i'll go home. >> no! >> but they refuse to release her and continue the vicious assault. >> don't ever [ bleep ]. why don't you like her? why don't you like her? don't act -- >> adding to the brutality of the beating is the fact that someone's videotaping the entire scene. the attackers are not only beating the victim but playing to the camera. the girl holding the video camera says to the others, as if

he actually was discovered sort of like adele on myspace, he was discovered on youtube.he didn't use a friend. he actually uploaded his own videos on youtube starting at age 12. >> okay. then usher got involved. >> he was brought to the attention of usher. who made sure he got a deal. >> you think young kids can still get discovered if they put their stuff out there? >> it gets harder every day. the more peoplwho learn about the justin biebers of the world start to do this sort of thing. it's still a fantastic way to get exposure. >> back across the street. >> we're pitching a perfect game, man. what's your name? >> alex. >> where you from? >> puerto rico. >> here's your question, alex. which pop star began her singing career with a christian pop album. was it "a," kelly clarkson, katy perry, kesha or lady gaga. >> katy perry. >> that is correct! four for four. >> this is insane. i know her parents are very involved in their church. >> very involved in their church. very christian. she actually released an album under the name katy hudson which is her real last name. she

you look at his myspace page. his hero is god. his motto is "jesus rocks." you got toys?t you to square that with what's on your myspace website where you talk about jesus rocks and heroes, god. you need to know that i'm chris hansen with "dateline" and we're doing a story on adults who try to meet teens online. if there's anything else you'd like to tell us, we'd like to hear it. otherwise, you are obviously free to be on your way. as i'm finishing my conversation, i ask if there's anything else he'd like anybody to know. and he turns and says -- >> keep your genes in your jeans. >> your genes in the jeans? that's your advice? and it took me a few minutes to figure out what he was talking about, genes in your jeans, clever way of saying don't get yourself in one of these situations. >> get down on the ground! >> how did it go at the house today? i'm just curious. >> i pulled up in front of the house, like she had said to. i got out, and she was coming up at the door. i saw she had a wig on. i thought, this is odd. i had a little bit of suspicion before i even got there.

in fact, he says he met his last girlfriend on myspace. >> who is that?g sexual or nothing. just a good, clean relationship. >> and she wasn't the only one. >> i have met girls before, but i haven't done anything. i couldn't. because of my strict beliefs. i am solely, deep down had no intention of doing anything. i have been able to talk the way i talked and this is my punishment. >> and his punishment is like the other men caught in this investigation, begins when they are taken in a van to the county jail. >> turn your head to your left. >> where they are photographed. >> press down. >> fingerprinted. >> hey, kid, don't [ bleep ] up. a bad idea. >> and put behind bars, awaiting a bond hearing. most of the men have to wait 48 hours in jail until the judge will see them. >> this bond would then be set at $25,000. >> so far you have met seven men that have showed up to our house. look what happens when this man tries to run from the police. tl high school. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could te

. >> the stunt is an act for tim's myspace page where fans know him as "mr.nstable." >> macy, you should totally go get our manager and tell her that i'm really in the sink. >> but he insists that no one else is in on the stunt before the camera starts rolling. >> hey, karen, he's in the sink. is that okay? do you want to come see? it's pretty funny. you can't see his penis or nothing. >> i hope not. >> everybody thought it was funny except for the manager who was still counting money. the whole time she thought we were kidding. she never imagined that i was really in the sink. i would say stuff every night, i'm going to do this. and mike's like, don't do it. like i said, the sink thing, i had mentioned that three months ago. like i'm going to take a bath in that sink. but everybody always brushed it off because i would say crazy stuff all the time. >> the water in the sink automatically gets boiling hot to sanitize utensils, so tim's dip lasts only four minutes. >> so i used a little towel to cover myself up. i didn't think about this part. i didn't bring an

and yet you have high school kid being expelled because they didn't like a class or coach on their myspace page in one case a 50 some-year-old friend friended the hot sexy defendant in court on facebook and told her how to plead. in other case -- people are so used to asking their friends for advice about everythingful the woman actually posted the facts of the criminal case, asking her friends to vote up or down whether to fry this guy. so we need to decide what is important to us, and if legislators kept that in mind, they could make a big difference. >> host: this is the book we're talking about. the title "i know who you are and saw what you did." we're taking calls. >> caller: my question is kind of off the wall but i don't belong to facebook, but how does -- can i still get the information on me that is undesirable or credit unworthy or anything like that? >> host: i guess his question is, is anybody safe? or is everyone vulnerable? >> guest: well, if you use that computer at all, if you use the internet you're at risk. so if you. >> host: if you charge with a credit card. >> guest:

her neck, and when she sued, in a legitimate suit, the judge included into evidence anything on her myspace page or facebook page, and the judge said, she is smiling. she couldn't possibly be harmed. so, who would think that a smiling photo that maybe was taken before the accident, would come back to haunt her. or in los angeles, where we are now, the penalties for young people can be enhanced if they're wearing gang colors on the facebook page. what's a gang color? i looked up the l.a.p.d. rules and it's plaid. i have a 23-year-old son and he wears plaid all the time, or all black, and think new york art opening, and a picture of yourself in a plaid shirt might give you five more years. >> host: next up, a call from laura in arkansas. >> caller: hi. i appreciate your time. i find you're very eloquent and highly knowledgeable. my question has to do with the u.s.a. patriots act, which literal databases people nationally for any crimes or alleged mental illness, and then you mention the no privacy for an affirmative key stroke. of course you're familiar with echelon, the protocol that was cra

congressman panel shot apparently using insta gram's new video filter, '70s fbi undercover sting, which myspace apparently just bought for 2k800 million. anyhow, here is their response to the question are you excited about mitt romney. >> i'm actually excited. i have to the endorsed any candidate. i'm excited that the process is over. >> the excitement will come from getting barack obama out of the white house. >> if you are's not sure about wanting to support mitt romney, whether you are liberal, whether you're very conservative, you ought to be excited. because he's been on your side at one time or another. (laughter) >> jon: that, good one, representative blur face smudgeenstein. so they're coming along slowly to romney. this is why people hate cell phoenix i just want to point this occupant you cannot in this world any more [bleep] talk about anybody. somebody's catching it on their fochblt it's like we're all paranoid mobsters, what do you think about romney, whoa, whoa, what are you crazy, let's take a walk to the candy stoferment i will tell you what i think about romney, put a newspaper

these lectures are popping up all over the george myspace and campus on subjects like science, international affairs and gender studies. >> i heard one has to do with the zombie apocalypse coming. i didn't know that. >> reporter: flash yoga was a hit. most of the crowds are between 10 and 30 people. word of the lectures is spread only via social media. >> ten minutes before hand, they were texting out news through twitter and facebook saying come by to the event. >> when we talk about climate change -- >> reporter: at george mason university, beth parker, fox 5 news. >> i mean i guess whatever works. >> i go -- anything to grab their attention. >>> a wild ride for passengers on an airpltripped by something captured in this video. details of what led to an emergency landing. we'll hear the pilot's call to air traffic controllers as it happens.  . >>> welcome back. frightening moments for the passengers and crew of a jumbo jet on thursday. >> a delta flight had just taken off from jfk airport in new york when a bird strike caused one of its engines to fail. i hear this w

out here, and these children know about these companies, they use their devices, facebook, twitter, myspace. my advice would be to allocate some funding to the children so that they can learn how to become a part of these companies, become a part of these new things, because they are just as smart as the kids moving into san francisco to start these businesses. the only difference is, they had the privilege an opportunity to learn early, to write code on computers. put a computer in the middle of turk, i guarantee you will have the next markzuckerberg come out of the project in san francisco. how would you like to know that? when i see that number of $6.8 billion, that is a lot of money. that is how we feel you all need to allocate funding, for those families. those families in the projects. [applause] >> you have heard from some very powerful speakers. they have said some things that is the truth about government. what is government for, and what is that money for? government is to help the youngest, the oldest, and those who cannot help themselves. we are talking about families. we are ta

out here, and these children know about these companies, they use their devices, facebook, twitter, myspace. my advice would be to allocate some funding to the children so that they can learn how to

people -- >> there are alternatives, myspace still -- >> facebook, but many people who go on facebook aren't politically engaged they want to share photos and keep in touch with their friends. i think you would spree -- >> especially now they're sending -- if you mess with someone on facebook it goes to cell phone. >> i think that he will get -- he could get a lot of press about this. there would be a small number who perhaps wouldn't be dropping him. but overall i don't think it will be 300 of his users will drop out or anything. >> you were going to say? >> just struck me that michelle obama as former first lady could be first female facebook board member. >> that would be interesting. you mean after he's out of office? >> that's what i thought you meant. we'll see. behind the headlines: immigration and public schools. the u.s. census estimates there are 322 languages spoken at home in the u.s. one in eight people living in the u.s. is a legal or illegal immigrant. millions of their children go to public school with little or no knowledge of english. "to the contrary" examines the i

he paid $500 million for myspace. clearly he knows nothing about technology.y are the old grumpy man of cable. -- fox news is the grumpy old man of cable. loud, stubborn, out of touch with reality, just had a mole removed. is the fox mole here by the way? were it not for his brave sacrifice the world may have never known that the bathrooms at fox were overdue for renovation. [laughter] leaking two videos and getting caught right away does not make you a mole. it makes you a freckle. as a result, msnbc has moved a bit to the left of hugo chavez lately. msnbc has a big star in rachel maddow. somehow she still finds time to cut her own hair. [laughter] the rachel was a different hairstyle when jennifer anniston had it. there are a lot of big celebrities here with us tonight. he is the dog from the movie "the artist." he is amazing. he can roll over on command. he is a democrat. [laughter] if mitt romney ever invites you to go for a ride, call shotgun. if the president tries to butter you, run. last week we learned his favorite two steaks are rib-eye and seeing ey

he paid $500 million for -- $580 million for myspace. clearly he knows nothing about technology.s, they are the old grumpy man of cable. loud, stubborn, a little out of touch with reality,is the fox mole here by the way? just had a mole removed. of like to salute the fox small. -- the fox mole. were it not for his brave never known that the bathrooms at fox were overdue for renovation. leaking two videos and getting caught right away does not make you a mole. it makes you a freckle. as a result, msnbc has moved a bit to the left of hugo chavez lately. [laughter] msnbc has a big star in rachel maddow. she hosts her own show. she is a best-selling author, and yet, somehow she still finds time to cut her own hair. [laughter] the rachel was a different hairstyle when jennifer anniston had it. [laughter] she also wrote a book and argues that unchecked expansion of executive powers has resulted in a country that is perpetually at war. which comes at disaster's cause, not just financially but for the very ideals on which country was founded. women-nag, nag, nag. you know? there are a lo

. >>> way back in the day we had myspace, then facebook followed by twitter.ow a site lets you save random stuff you find online and share it. it's called pinterest. here's how the site could translate into a huge moneymaker. >> reporter: jenny jackson could be a poster child for pinterest. >> pinterest became an obsession. >> reporter: the hair stylest and photographer uses it from everything from recipes to decorating ideas. >> describe it as folders of things you collect and want to do. >> reporter: she was inspired to join a group to try out other pinned products. >> pinned. >> reporter: the growth has been phenomenal. from 3.3 million users to almost 19 million in just six months making it one of the fastest growing internet companies ever. with millions of visitors and all of those images, you might expect pinterest to have a huge high-tech headquarters. you'd be wrong. this is it. with about 30 employees. >> as a kid i was really into nature and science. >> reporter: cofounder ben silberman had the idea to take it online. it paid off. the company could

there was a group of employees that had set up a chat room with myspace and there are basically talking employer. the manager said to give me your login information, i want to see what people are posted in the chat room. a jury concluded that the manager had violated the privacy rights of the employees by accessing their accounts without authorization. the employers said, wait a minute, this was with consent. then the jury essentially concluded that it was coerced consent, that it was not valid consent because the employer had so much power over the employees to force the employees to act. host: this person is asking -- guest: it would not be identity theft. because usually it that would lead to fraud. it could be accessing and online account. they also allows civil penalties so they could force either lawsuit or criminal charges. host: this is fairfax, virginia, next, gregg on our independent line. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i am totally against this. the subject anchor's m -- angers me. the arguments i have heard does not apply like if they ask you to be their fr

it is kind of like coming back to myspace. >> a space she hopes to expand by doing her homework. come july, she plans to get the visiting schools close to the same. >> it keeps us focused and reminds us of why we come here each day, to give the taxpayers a return on their investments. >> she said she will use people already in place. >> i like talent. that is one of the reasons i'm excited about being here. but i believe talent needs to be unleashed. >> lowry has also worked in nearby virginia and indiana. marilyn's teacher of the year is heading home from the white house today. baltimore county's: joshua parker spent time with the other -- baltimore county's alan joshua parker spent time with other winners. he said he spent time learning for himself and his students. >> the greatest room in the world is room for improvement. there's always more to do. there is always the better i can be and the more i can give. i go back to maryland and steube malt -- baltimore ready to improve myself and the children. >> he got $9,000 in cash awards, tijee technologies, a brand-new car, and a v

. >> it was made up on myspace and given to him by a friend. >> some in the community of austin has questionedcary guy's $20,000 price tag. here, $20,000 is a lot of money. typical household income is $41,000. his invoice claims his corporation, kids vision heart, is nonprofit, as did his website before we sat down for an interview. the truth is, his charity is no longer registered with the irs. it lost tax exempt status nearly two years ago. why isn't it registered? >> because it probably fell out because i didn't report all my taxes and all that seven years. >> the money has been going to his bank account tax free. >> i just filed tacks. >> scary says he's trying to work out his taxes now. but his life on the road has made it difficult. and he says schools don't care if he's a charity or not. >> you take one thing away from tonight -- >> he's right in the case of austin, minnesota. after tw weeks of scary, those who book ed him are still true believers. >> his image. he's using it to help others. >> so you think it's money well spe spent? >> beyond a shadow of a doubt. >> how will you keep t

while the sister of the myspace founder is making a reality show about a guy who has to move in withis sister. [ laughter ] very interesting. check this out. i read about a man in canada who adopted a bear cub as a pet. the bear has a really cute face. he tore it off his owner, but it's still -- it's -- [ laughter ] it's a cute -- he holds it up, and he licks it. [ light laughter ] and finally, in a new interview, kim kardashian said that she wants to be a more private person. then, she was like, "and you can see me try in my new reality series, 'kim kardashian's private person.'" [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for -- ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a big show tonight. she is beautiful. she is talented. she stars on "modern family." and this weekend, she hosts "saturday night live." sofia vergara is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] oh la la. you've been working with her all week. >> steve: all week. she is a delight. >> jimmy: she's a delight. >> steve: funny, pretty, everything. >> jimmy: yeah. he is another -- speaking of another knockout.

predators literally walking the streets literally trolling the internet corridors of facebook and myspace coming after young girls. >> reporter: the feds say jamaica was part of a gang called the manassas park loco's, a branch of the american-based sir-13 one of a mass of cases being prosecuted by u.s. attorney neil macbride. >> they're recruiting girls that are run-aways, from metro stations or facebook. the commodities that they're selling, the bodies of these young girls, they can find locally in this area. >> reporter: macbride's office charged justin strom, this man, with running a teenage prostitution ring from his home in lorton virginia for the underground gangster crips. two men arrested with strom pled guilty to sex trafficking charges earlier today. >> just a few months ago judge o' grady here in the court next- door sentenced an mostly sunny- 16 gang member to life in prison for prostituting a middle school girl he recruited at a halloween party and the next night she was out turning tricks for this guy. >> reporter: neil macbride said gangs are turning to teenage prostitution

. >> roy has his own myspace page.others, he views his extraction footage on "lockup" clips that appear on msnbc.com. >> when you're down like that, clothes cut off of you, naked as a jaybird, put down on the floor, man, you're at the bottom. it don't get no worse than that. it just don't. i hope when it's all said and done, someday when i'm six feet under, i hope this isn't what defines my life. >> still, the videos have made a definite impression. >> can i get a dollar for every person that views this? i'm just asking. oh, check this out. slagle is really a cyborg from the future. so tasing him won't help. haven't you seen "terminator"? are you serious? oh, no, no. i watched this episode last night and became infatuated with this man. he is so sexy. he has an amazing body and a fine face. i wish i knew him. i love big, tall and muscular men. i'm 40 years old, so i'll be honest with you, i'm a little flattered by it, because i ain't no 20-year-old dude no more. i'm 40 years old, man. and to have a lot of girls and wom

murdoch paid $580 million for myspace. clearly he knows nothing abut technology. news is the grumpy old man of cable -- loud, stubborn, a little bit out of touch with reality, just had a mole removed. is the fox mole here by the way? i would look to take a moment to salute the fox mole were it not for his brave sacrifice the world may never have known the bathrooms at fox were overdue for renovation. leaking two videos and getting caught right away doesn't make you a mole it makes you a freckle. as a result of all of the success fox news has had, msnbc has moved a bit to the left of hugo chavez lately. msnbc has a very big star in rachel maddow, rachel hosts her own show, a best-selling author and yet some how she still manages to find time do the her own hair. the ra rachel maddow wrote a book, and the unchecked expansion of executive power since vietnam is a country that is at war, that is against the ideals america was founded. women, nag, nag. a lot of big celebrities here tonight. uggie is here, the dog from "the artist." he is amazing. he can roll over on co

the members go into chat rooms and on social networking sites like myspace and teenspot using profiles of young teens. sometimes the decoys act eager about having sex. >> he thinks he's talking to a girl. >> since perverted-justice members want to see these predators arrested, they were more than willing to help out the ft. myers police department. >> perverted-justice says, hey, not only will we teach you, we'll come down and do it for you. so the next thing i know, we're setting up the sting operation. >> his left hand is in his pocket. >> frag, his screen name from perverted-justice, worked out a plan with chief daniels' officers. once a potential predator makes a date online for sex with a minor, chat logs will be sent to detectives and prosecutors staked out in the guest house behind our house. >> law enforcement and state attorney's office, they were reviewing the chat logs to make sure that this person had already violated state statute. >> we just now got the child logged on. >> under florida law, it's a crime for an adult to solicit sex with a minor online. >> coming to the ho

focus in on young girls that are being displayed or advertised on various internet sites such as myspaceredbook. >> what these officers find routine is considered progressive by law enforcement standards. >> we take it very seriously. we've been working with the fbi for years. the exploitation of girls underage on the internet is also a federal offense. >> with help from a federal human trafficking grant the oakland pd and the fbi regularly conduct sting operations. >> again, the mission is to rescue any underage prostitute from being exploited and identify and arrest their pimp. an officer will make a deal for a sexual act in exchange for currency. targeted individuals will be taken into custody. >> their objective, to rescue young girls in trouble. a male officer plays the human decoy. he will call young girls from online ads and ask them to meet him at this hotel. >> there are certain girls we have focused in on. we've gone ahead and we printed out their play name or stage name so to speak. where they can be reached at. we will start calling those individuals and attempting to lure th

he paid $580 million for myspace. clearly he knows nothing about technology. news is the grumpy old man of cable. loud, stubborn, a little out of touch with reality. just had a mole removed. is the fox mole here, by the way? i would like to take a moment to salute the fox mole. if not for his brave sacrifice, the world may have never known that the bathrooms at fox were overdue for renovation. leaking two videos and getting caught doesn't make you a mole, it makes you a freckle. as a result of all the success fox news has had, msnbc has moved a bit to the left of hugo chavez lately. msnbc has a big star in rachel maddow. yet somehow she still manages to find time to cut her own hair. the rachel was a very different hairstyle when jennifer anniston had it. women, nag, nag, nag, you know? there are a lot of big celebrities here with us tonight. uggy is here. uggy is the dog from the movie "the artist." he can roll over on command. he's a democrat. uggy, if mitt romney ever invites you to go for a ride, call shotgun. and if the president tries to butter you, run.