noah, good to see you.ng with us. >> thanks for having me. >> let me ask you before i get started, would you like to buy a twitter account? >> do you have one to sell? here's the question. >> no. >> my followers are their own property, and i love all of them. >> okay. >> this is what it comes down to. the followers you say are their own property. your former employer claim they're theirs. where does this number come from? $340,000. >> that's a terrific question. i think if you took their valuation and applied it to the twitter accounts of lady gaga or shaq, you would have the gross domestic product of the more than one nation on earth per month. so you would have to ask phone dog and their counsel. >> they in their complaint say when you resigned they told you to relinquish use, that's their word, of the phone dog account. is there a miscommunication here? >> it's unfortunate because i had such a great run working with them. we cover the mobile industry, like you said and sort of hit the timing right when m

noah kravitz used to work for them. as an employee, noah tweeted under the name of @phonedog.mulated 17,000 followers. when he decided to leave the company he said phone dog told him he could keep his tweeter followers as long as he tweeted on their behalf every once in a while. noah claims he agreed and changed his twitter to @noahkravitz and he kept on tweeting. but eight months later phone dog sued noah claiming not only did they ask him to completely give up the twitter account when he left and not just the name, the account, but that those 17,000 followers actually belonged to them and they're seeking damages of about $340,000. noah kravitz is now editor-at-large for a company called techno buffalo and he joins me now. noah, good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. ali let me ask you before we get started, would you like to buy a twitter account? >> do you have one to sell? here's the question. >> no. no. my followers are their own property, and i love all of them. >> this is what it comes down to. the followers you say are their own property

noah kravitz used to work for them. as an employee, noah tweeted under the name of @phonedog.ted 17,000 followers. when he decided to leave the company he said phone dog told him he could keep his tweeter followers as long as he tweeted on their behalf every once in a weil. noah claims he agreed and changed his twitter to @noahkravitz and he kept on tweeting. but eight months later phone dog sued noah claiming not only did they ask him to completely give up the twitter account when he left and not just the name, the account, but that those 17,000 followers actually belonged to them and they're seeking damages of about $340,000. noah kravitz is now editor-at-large for a company called techno buffalo and he joins me now. noah, good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. ali let me ask you before we get started, would you like to buy a twitter account? >> do you have one to sell? here's the question. >> no. no. my followers are their own property, and i love all of them. >> this is what it comes down to. the followers you say are their own property. you

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i couldn't believe it. >> noah's family is demanding accountability. but they'll never get back the one thing they really want. him. >> reporter: and the county has 30 days to formally respond to this lawsuit. reporting live at hopkins, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> mike, thank you. you know, his grandparents are also part of that lawsuit. noah's father was murdered three months after his death. >>> first, she was a victim. now she is a suspect. the transgendered woman who was beaten inside a baltimore county mcdonald's is in trouble with police. vic is in the newsroom to explain. >> kristychristy polis was arrested this week. she first made headlines when she was attacked inside a mcdonald's for trying to use the bathroom. now, she is accused of shouting obscenities. court documents showed she became agitated when she tried to report a robbery. she faces a charge for disorderly conduct. >> polis is currently free on bail. police are investigating the possible theft of her purse. >>> one day after paul schurick is found guilty of election frau

almost two years since a tree crushed her only son, 9-year- old noah to death. he was attending a camp run by carroll county. his family is suing the county for $12 million, saying the massive tree was already dead and should have been cut down. and that counselors took children outside during high winds when they should have been kept indoors. >> he is just the light of my life. the light of everybody's life that knew us. i mean, yeah. we're just devastated. >> we hope to prevent other children in the future from being harmed. or god forbid killed at the same nature camp. >> reporter: the county attorney told wjz he has not seen the lawsuit and can't comment on it. >> reporter: the death was painful enough for the family, but they say the response from the county made it worse. >> reporter: they sent noah's mom a refund of the $120 she paid for the camp. mom says she got no apology. instead, this letter with the refund, saying the event did not go as planned and inviting her to attend a maple sugar festival. >> the treatment is just unforgivability. horrible. i

noah was taken to johns hopkins hospital and died. the tree was dead for a long time before the wind storm and noah's family is suing for $12 million, including more than $60,000 in medical bills and said the tree should have been cut down and that the kids should have never been taken outside in dangerous conditions. instead of an apology, the forum refunded them money and invited them to attend another festival. >>> there's a big help wanted sign at the cause. it should be ready for a june 2012 opening, they started the hiring process. right now only 15 job openings are posted but more are coming. >> from here through the opening of the facility, call it april and the hiring process, we'll add jobs continually every week. that process will ramp up. today it's just 15 to 20 jobs. >> the casino plans to host a recruiting event in mid-january to help fill everything from part time jobs to six-figure management position. for a look at the openings, click on this story's link. >>> when this comes to the holidays, there are plenty of pres

money she knows cannot pay for her suffering but may be it can send a message. 9-year-old noah loved being outdoors and couldn't wait for his mother to sign the permission slip for the environmental camp in carroll. >> he loved being outside. he loved nature. he loved the animals and came home with that slip of paper begging me to go. >> reporter: it was a christmas present to the grade schooler, a two day overnight camp. his mother never imagining the call she would get just a few days later. >> it was on a tuesday and i was at work. they called me at work. they said a hundred foot tree fell on him and there was a bad accident. >> reporter: noah would die from his injuries that new year's eve, an accident that took cathryn's only son go forever replacing holiday cheer with grief. a hardship they now lay on the county. >> if are you running a nature center and inviting children you have the obligation to protect them you have to know what a danger that tree is and know that you should remove it. >> reporter: the suit alleges this 100-foot hickory tree showed signs of decay and was ju

noah bond, abc news. >>> from california, something of a mystery, christmas. the guy in the santa hat. he's wearing a mask at this pharmacy on saturday. he hands the pharmacist a note, asking for money and drugs, including oxycontin. the guy behind the counter wasn't taking any chances. >> i assumed he had a weapon. he had one in his hand in his pocket of his jacket. i didn't want to find out. i just gave him what he wanted. >> the suspect took his note back before he left, which left police without any fingerprints to work with. >>> and now, on to those details that we promised from last night's record-breaking feat on "monday night football." we get them from espn news. >> good morning. i'm zubin mehenti with your espn news update. and a sport full of numbers, the one that dominated on monday night, 305. that's the number that drew brees needed to break the single-season passing record, held by dan marino. pick it up on the third. they start on the ground. darren sproles takes the draw 36 yards. sproles had 67 yards on 5 carries. later in the drive, it's bre

during his five years with the company kravitz said he started a twitter account phone dog noah.eets were both professional and personal. >> it's my account. we agreed it was my account. they agreed it was my account. reporter: but a few months after travis left the company he was hit with a lawsuit. even though he changed his twitter handle to simply noah kravitz, phonedog.com is still asking to be compensated for the thousands of followers he left with. the company used his twitter list as a customer list and in their suit they ask for $340,000. >> if you use their valuation and applied it to lady gaga's account, you would have a valuation that far exceeds the gross national product. >> the gross domestic product is many nations on its. reporter: in a statement phonedog.com said we intend to aggressively protect our customer list and confidential information including intellectual property. so. >> so if it turns out that my case can help set some rules, as long as the rules make sense, you know, i'm all for it. reporter: kravitz calls this a cautionary tal

. >> 12-year-old noah loves christmas. >> the presents, of course, and also the giving.r people jump in joy also. >> wouldn't miss a chance to sit on santa's lap. >> first time i spoke to santa in the hospital. other years i have been in the hospital. all the years i have been, you know, this is the first year i don't have leukemia. >> wednesday he sat in this chair because st. nick was at the north pole right outside his workshop. >> with the conferencing, santa clause is on one end, the children are on another end. they can see each other. they can talk to each other. >> he was beamed into dell children's hospital for the first time live. >> we're so happy to have santa here. >> noah, like all the other good girls and boys carefully went over their wish list. >> maybe an ornament. >> before the holiday party, i sat down with santa. >> the first time and also the hospital with sick children. that's for me as well. it will be quite an experience and i hope i don't cry. >> a lot of kids don't realize why they are here or how sick a lot of them are. to be able to provide t

phonedog noah. >> it is my account. they agreed it was my account. >> reporter: a few weeks after kravitz left the company, he was hit with a lawsuit. phone dog.com is still asking to be compensated for the thousands of followers he left with. the company views his twitter list as a customer list. in a suit they're asking for $300,000. >> if you use their evaluation and evaluate it with lady gaga's account. you outdo their gross account. >> if it turns out that my case can help set some you know rules, as long as the rules make sense. you know i'm all for it. >> reporter: kravitz calls this a cautionary tale. kravitz says this lawsuit may be in retaliation of a previous lawsuit he filed for back pay. >>> the crisp crinkle of plastic carry out bags is about to become a thing of the past. a ban on plastic bags is set to take effect january 1st. san jose city council first approved the ban in 1999. in year lawmakers made that law tougher. it remains to be seen if folks will bring their own bags or pay 10-cents for each pap

phonedog noah. >> it is my account.they agreed it was my account. >> reporter: a few weeks after kravitz left the company, he was hit with a lawsuit. phone dog.com is still asking to be compensated for the thousands of followers he left with. the company views his twitter list as a customer list. in a suit they're asking for $300,000. >> if you use their evaluation and evaluate it with lady gaga's account. you outdo their gross account. >> if it turns out that my case can help set some you know rules, as long as the rules make sense. you know i'm all for it. >> reporter: kravitz calls this a cautionary tale. kravitz says this lawsuit may be in retaliation of a previous lawsuit he filed for back pay. >>> the crisp crinkle of plastic carry out bags is about to become a thing of the past. a ban on plastic bags is set to take effect january 1st. san jose city council first approved the ban in 1999. in year lawmakers made that law tougher. it remains to be seen if folks will bring their own bags or pay 10-cents for each pape

. >> noah's family is demanding accountability but they will never get back the thing they want. him. the family's lawyer believes this will head to trial, he doesn't believe the county will set kneel the county will have a month to file a answer. >>> a montgomery county teenager charged with stabbing a student. 17-year-old brianna fumes stabbed a girl on tuesday night because she got in a fight with her friend. >>> in the midst of beginning her first full term as mayor she's backing a subject. >> a video was relosed on line by the group, marylanders for mare age equality. part of the push to legalize same-sex marriage in the state. >>> and the latest report card is out for schools. and did they make the grade. even though students rank below the national average they made progress. >> reporter: baltimore city elementary and middle school students are making strides. >> we can read better, we can write weather. >> -- better. the numbers back that up. on wednesday the city released results of the nation's report card. casting 4th and eighth graders in 21 urban school districts. st

come on, noah. time to go to work. bus rolls over several times before it settled at the bottom of the hill here. i don't know if i passed out or what, but when i looked up, the train was bearing down on us...fast. i don't know how, it's still kind of hazy, but somehow i grabbed him, and i pushed him out of the bus. you're a brave man. you could've both been killed. yeah, i know, but he's my partner. he would've done the same for me. excuse me, sheriff, i'm deputy united states marshal samuel gerard. i'd like to talk to you. i'll be with you in just a minute. ok. one more time, just for the record, these three are dead... and, uh, this one? well, everything happened so fast, i... no, i don't think he made it. well, it looks like you came a long way for nothing. with all due respect, i'd like to recommend checkpoints on a 15-mile radius at i-57, i-24, and over here-- whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a minute. the prisoners are all dead. the only thing checkpoints are going to do is get a lot of good people frantic and flood my of

c-span: let's start with noah marts. >> guest: noah marts is actually a good friend. and he's a graduate student now back at columbia and--he's in history. c-span: not his name? >> guest: no, that is not his name. oh, i'll say his name because he's a published writer. his name is adam shatz and he's--he's published articles and he is a budding historian and writer, i would say. and he was one of my heroes among the students because he was extraordinarily well-read. there was the exception to the rule. from a small town in massachusetts, had read his way through the--his high school library by the time he was 16 or 17. i mean, you know--and that is--is a rarity at any time but particularly now. yeah. c-span: what about manuel alone? >> guest: he is a blind musician of puerto rican descent. he lives in new york. the times has subsequently written a long piece about him and... c-span: did they give his real name? >> guest: they did, which i'm no--i will--i'll try to remember in a second. and he--he studied by reading the books either in braille or by having them read int

we will meet noah. you won't believe how fast he finished this fun run, it's 2.62 miles.ow, the first runner of the actual marathon is expected to be here around 9:15 this morning. the course record is 9:12 but they don't expect to beat that here today. it's actually considered the fastest course in the west. the reason they say that is because it's the most downhill and it's the same route that they have been doing for the last 29 years, finishing right here in front of the capitol. like you mentioned, 8,000 runners from 50 states and 30 countries, one of whom will be doing in a year or two is noah. you ran the fun run in 13 minutes, puts us all to shame. how do you feel? >> good. >> you got a little plaque. are you going to get one of these soon. >> well, maybe not soon but i'll sure try. >> i'm sure. you know what guys, now that i have this, i wonder if i need to run the marathon. i'll do the fun run next year. >> you don't look like you were planning on running it anyway melissa. >> thank you. >> well, here is a look at this morning's top stories. several high school

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the final lawsuit against the county, noah was struck in the head and killed by a falling tree back in 2009. it happened between christmas and new year's of that year and now his family is suing the county for $12 million in a wrongful death suit. they believe that the hundred foot tree had obvious signs of decay and that the county should have removed it before hosting a camp. >> i hope it makes them aware that you know they need to be mare aware of people's children. the safety of everybody's kids going there and stuff. i never thought anything like this would happen. >> reporter: they say it's yet to receive the lawsuit and has no comment right now. >>> police want your help trying to find a missing 14- year-old who hasn't been seen since last month. police say madison davis was last seen on the night of november 30th on liberty parkway when she told a friend she was waiting for someone in a green car to pick her up. her family hasn't heard from her and reported her missing on december the 2nd. police say she has brown hair, blue eyes, and if you know anything about her disappearanc

. >> she fights back tears as she explains how her life has changed forever center 9-year- old boy noah was killed after being struck by a hickory tree almost two years ago. >> it was very upsetting. everything was handled. -- it definitely should have been handled differently. >> that a lawsuit filed by the family, a clemson the investigation done by the sheriff's office proved that the tree had been dead for a long period of time. the lawsuit goes on to say the camp is that clinton because it allowed the campers to play outside ignoring a high wind advisory debt had been issued by the national weather service. >> it is clear to us that carroll counties first priority is to protect the kids treaty failed to do that. >> what no was mother calls a slap in the face,, not only did carroll county not apologize for the death, the center a $120 refund with a form letter saying the 2009 winter nature camp did not go as planned and ended unexpectedly. it followed by inviting her to a maple sugar festival at the camp in march. >> they did not even acknowledge it. like the letter said, the camp w

my name is noah jay bird. >> you like to fly?i fly, baby. >> fly, fly away, baby. >> in the clouds. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> tears, no fears. >> that's what i'm talking about, baby. my brother. >> jon: please welcome back to the show jonah hill. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) you... >> no you. >.>> jon: first of all, let me say this. >> yes. >> jon: i don't know where on line you order handsome pills. >> yes. (laughs). >> jon: you've been taking handsome pills. look, you... hanging out with brad pitt, does it get on you? (laughter) is that what happens? you get... >> it got all over my face. (laughs). >> jon: that's what i'm saying. you get brad pitt all over you... >> no, no. thank you. (laughter) you get them at whole foods. yeah. >> jon: so they're organ snick. >> yes, yes. >> jon: that's very nice. >> they don't work as well as the ones at rite aid. >> jon: those a r the one they make with the plastic coating. >> exactly. >> jon: by the way, last time you were here i ended up getting a note from your

. >> reporter: noah's ark for the paranoid man who has everything. each condo will have enough food for four years. >> this is four man years of food right here. >> reporter: complexes will hav treated water, even a fitness room and indoor infinity pool. so, how much does this go for? >> there's two configurations, a full floor unit which is $1,750,000 and a half floor that's $900,000. >> reporter: have you sold any yet? >> yes, three. >> reporter: all of them cash up front. tough to justify a 30-year mortgage when you're betting the ban track the world is going to end. one person who won't be getting out his checkbook is christopher powell. >> i'm not worried. i don't think we should be. there's no real reason. there's no real prophesy that says this is going to be the end of the word, not from the mayan ruins, anyway. >> reporter: what does your gut tell you is going to happen in 2012? >> the sun is going to rise and it's going to fall. and a lot of people are going to be watching it. >> reporter: i'm david right wr for "nightline" in mexico. >> ma

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>> she fights back tears as she explains how life has changed for ever since her nine-year-old son noah asid was killed after being struck by the street at a nature camp almost two years ago. >> it was very upsetting. how everything was handled. >> in a lawsuit filed by her family -- his family, it plans an investigation proved that the tree had been dead for quite a long period of time. the lawsuit goes on to say that that can is negligent because it allowed the campers to play outside, ignoring a high wind advisories that had been issued by the national weather service. >> we filed suit because it is clear to us that carroll county pressed party was to protect the kids and a completely failed to do that. >> not only did carroll county not apologize for her son's death, she says the center a $120 refund with a form letter saying that the 2009 winter nature camp did not go as planned and ended unexpectedly. followed by inviting her to attend a maple sugar festival of the camp in march. >> they did not even the knowledge it. -- acknowledge its. the camp was cut short, and here's your ref

. >> reporter: she and noah were inside the target the in webster and she sat on the floor in the women'slothing section to nurse. >> i had this big blanket, this big one over me. >> reporter: she said she was offered a dressing room and when she said no the harassment and embarrassment started. >> they all came and started like walking by and shaking their head like and rolling their eyes and shaking their head no no like i'm doing something so horrible. >> reporter: we asked about the breast feeding policy and officials say guest who chose to breast feed in public areas of the store are welcome to do so without being made to feel uncomfortable. michelle said that is not how she was treated and shared her story with other moms. >> people walking around the store showing far more in the store than i would be showing. >> reporter: corporate officials say they have been in touch with the store to ensure all team members aware of our breast feeding policy. >> what do you think of that? the moms who met today organized on facebook. target has confirmed the demonstrations happened but didn't s

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noah shactman covering it for "wired" magazine and he is out front with more of the analysis.easure. >> begin with the facebook phone. so when i think of facebook, you can check in and people know your location and you have contacts, and so is that essentially in a phone? >> well, all of the products are theoretical, but the privacy thing, the privacy concern here is that none of the companies have a good track record when it comes to privacy. >> you don't get the warm and fuzzies over the facebook privacy? >> no, facebook got rapt by the federal trade commission for misleading all of the users in giving all of their information personal information away to advertisers and google and apple the same thing with pushback from the government for the way they use our information, so that the idea that we are entrusting more and more to them by putting more and more into products they they build and run is concerning. >> let's talk about, you know, police when they look for the criminals and using s.w.a.t. crews and troopers and now we are hearing about the drones to arrest civilian

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noah shactman covering it for "wired" magazine and he is out front with more of the analysis.pleasure. >> begin with the facebook phone. so when i think of facebook, you can check in and people know your location and you have contacts, and so is that essentially in a phone? >> well, all of the products are theoretical, but the privacy thing, the privacy concern here is that none of the companies have a good track record when it comes to privacy. >> you don't get the warm and fuzzies over the facebook privacy? >> no, facebook got rapt by the federal trade commission for misleading all of the users in giving all of their information personal information away to advertisers and google and apple the same thing with pushback from the government for the way they use our information, so that the idea that we are entrusting more and more to them by putting more and more into products they build and run is concerning. >> let's talk about, you know, police when they look for the criminals and using s.w.a.t. crews and troopers and now we are hearing about the drones to arrest civilians.

noah kravitz is being sued by former employer. when kravitz left, he took his twitter followers with him and changed his handle. phone dog says each of their followers are worth $2.50 per month and the company is now looking to recoup eight months of use, a total of $340,000. kravitz says he has done nothing wrong. >> you can click a link to show every one of the people who is following me. it's all in the public. >> a federal judge will make that final decision in this case. this is all addressing new questions about who owns professional social media accounts. >>> in a few days, san francisco will become the first city in the country with minimum wage topping $10 an hour. on january 1st, it increases to $10.24 an hour. right now, minimum wage workers make $9.92 an hour. san francisco is one of the few cities that sets its own minimum wage. in 2003, voters approved a law that called for automatic yearly wage increases. by the way, this year, the federal minimum wage will not change. it's going to stay where it is right now in tha

our resident therapist, noah kass, here to explain the power of sports in america.thestreet.com. justifiable entertainment, therapy? what's your logic? >> first of all, it's ball night and i'm psyched, man, just to start. my logic is first of all -- >> sorry. >> sports is like the ultimate break for me. it stops the day, i get 2 1/2 hours, 3 hours where i can concentrate on one thing, one struggle l, two teams against each other, i don't have to think about anything else. that in and of itself is unbelievably therapeutic. it's a healthy distraction. and i actually learn what teamwork actually looks like. sometimes in the office, it goes off and on. but on the sports field, i see that a quarterback has to connect with the right wide receiver. they have to have a symbiotic relationship. and i see how that works and i see how that gels effectively. >> and how important is it to see that modeling exhibited? and then i'll add one more thing, to see a game that has an absolute set of rules with a very clear prism. you know what the goal is, you know they're trying to scor

they took all the furniture from in front of noah's bagels, furnished them at the business across the street, through them in the street and sat down. they blocked the road re one hour later. there was another arrest. all of this happen largely at that incident. all of the officers showed tremendous restraint and professionalism and patients in what was a long night. lastly, the update on the implementation of the general order for community policing. every police station has received and hosted at least two copies of these tenets for community policing. each officer has received a copy of the general order 1.08 and signed for that. the community policing is going through the review process. it will be in stations by the end of the year and the academy, which has not had a community policing topic on advance officer calendars has in the past, but not had one and not anticipated until 2013, will going ford until 2012. with that being said, that is with -- as with all general orders, this is binding on the officers. we will work with the community to develop the mutual training aspect o