you're going to see mobile being a connection point between online and offline. and we're doing a lot of cool innovation in those areas. and then on social -- >> sorry, you're going on in social. >> what happened to the facebook deal? >> i want to make sure i finish bill's question. >> thank you. >> i heard you, bill. the broader question is just around how we can use data to enrich consumer's experience and social is one way of doing that. so, in the first place, the ebay feed, which is now the home page of ebay, allows you to put your interests and what you're following and people you're fog and people your friends are following, it allows you to shape your entire ebay home page based on those interests. i think we're going to see more and more engaging shopping experiences, both on your own interests and interests of your friends. so there are a lot of opportunities to leverage data more clearly, to do that in the next several years. >> sorry about that. >> your turn, jon. >> we've got to talk social, of course. i wanted to ask you about competition in mobile

the other is understanding the online/offline. we had alonzo coming in and speaking to us, they don't understand the impact, it's not enough for me to say we're going to do a workshop or a campaign, a poster thing, it's really about how do we change the culture of a community and a people and it's not just a one-off. >> what does it take? >> the thing about changing the environment again, changing the social norms, it helps to understand there are primarily about 5 different ways we can influence and warm the climate of a school or community, students being one, families and parents, staff, policies and young people themselves. if we can understand that strategickly, sort of get down out of the big conversation and look at ways how do we, as you said, educate the educators, make sure they receive the education and understand that relationships are as important as the classroom can urriculum, especially at the secondary level, continue to hammer out policies that are not so punitive but restore we want to connect to correct. we don

so people who are saying well they shut down the internet doesn't matter you can store it offline so that's not a valid criticism you earlier mentioned that your pension will be taken yes the greatest retirement crisis in american history this is written by a former legal counsel for a mutual fund and this is in forbes he says americans know the great for a one k. experiment of the past thirty years. has been a disaster why to resell it gil our dukie. professor of economics at new school estimates that seventy five percent of americans nearing retirement and twenty ten have less than thirty thousand dollars in their retirement account why because it's been slowly confiscated month after month year after year quarter after quarter it gets plundered by the four one k. advisors the bank stars who control their pensions and now the pension fund industry itself the banks who convinced american workers convince the government to allow their formerly previously good pension funds to be transferred to them they say oh that average is one hundred thousand dollars in these four a one k. but wh

it is moving into the offline space. we're moving into the do not track or yes, please track in the car dealership or in that gap. you know what i mean. the proverbial gap. i want to go to questions from the audience. our tradition is to start with a question from a a student. it looks like we have one. microphones. we have to be disciplined. in the back. do we have more than one microphone? how exciting. my question is back to the rug dealer. the drug dealer, it still like there are two different ways to look at privacy. as privacy is the interest being heart -- being harmed. if my privacy is a violated, and being harmed. privacy is the aggravating factor that makes me harm. the regular is doing the same thing. you are going to do more. if you are going to look at the red one, they're going to charge more for it. the price is the harm, but it was obtained through a privacy breach. somebody paying more than somebody else doesn't seem like a harmony traditional sense. am wondering what you think what the actual nature of

and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than to remove it at the drinking water treatment plant. lloyd: what epa said to us was, "you can have an exemption from filtration "if you keep this undeveloped, "and if you can manage the wastewater so that it does not pollute your water supply." and we feel that we've reached the point where we can really keep it clean enough to drink unfiltered for the indefinite future. and new york city is in a small club of cities that actually have that filtration avoidance waiver. narrator: while municipalities are respon

you've been offline pull it out also in jesus' name this way that it's going that they're going by hey i don't i want to fight we need to protect what i just miss in jesus' name god all we ask from you so out of this people that does admit peace in the house father let job the peace in jesus and him in result. in mind i saw him. i told my people. i saw people in this village. into jobs. you know that i know of us who everybody in this village has packed the thing was about. seven minutes sent us a message that everybody should meet this place they sent it through one of our elders. military people on the beach there were nothing. fishermen on not that this was. very much afraid of. landing on we don't know what will happen. however now you see i'm i'm on the way i like this is you that is use the sadness. as the villagers depart for me john kerry they are calling my pongee going recognizance mission contemplating a possible attack on the shells liquid natural gas plant and the security forces on body island to get his gun the i want that he was. doing that with my life. because i want

should be an offline bullet across also in jesus name this well that is going either come by hey i don't i want to fight or we need a tax on the parts i just miss in jesus' name. we asked from you so out of this report that does admit peace in the house father let out the peace in jesus and him in result. in mind i saw him. i told my people that that is a problem. i saw people in this village can dilute. into jobs. you'll see everybody in this village has packed the things about. seven minutes sent us a message that everybody should leave this place they sent it through one of our elders. they were nothing no. shame in that is what. very much afraid of. linda. i don't know what would happen. however now you see i'm on the way i like. you that is use the sadness. as the villagers depart for me john kerry they are calling my pongee going recognizance mission contemplating a possible attack on the shells liquid natural gas plant and the security forces on body island oh yeah he's going to that it would. require that you might. want to give. it up. i want you to get over. what i'm. saying. i

they want all of their country's nuclear reactors to be offline by 2022. the accident at japan's fukushima daiichi plant encouraged their decision. as nhk world shows us, the decommissioning process is long and dangerous. >> reporter: the nuclear plant was once a source of power for homes across the eastern part of germany. 1 in 10 households got their energy from the complex. the plant began operations in 1973. it generated energy for about 20 years. in 1990, safety concerns prompted the government to order all five reactors to be shut down. crews started the decommissioning process five years later. it took them another ten years to remove all the fuel from the units. and they're still working to extract components like this steam generator. >> translator: we need to thoroughly check whether radiation levels are within standards. we also take great care in monitoring worker's radiation exposure. >> reporter: workers in protective suits use high-pressure water jets to decontaminate components removed from the reactor building. then they transport the part

. >> only one public restroom was taken offline. >> when they restarted the system and did a systems check they noticed there was some errors, thought it was an easy fix, and realized it was a bit more complicated. they determined it was not something they can get fix. >> chris anderson, from memphis gave him a hard time taking a cruise so soon after the triumph. >> the toilets are working, the power is on. we have full air-conditioning. >> it's making arrangements to fly passengers home and will offer refunds and documents. >> this latest set back makes that review all the more urgent. >> i'm car kafa reporting. >>> after its owner was arrested for boating under the influence. it ran aground around midnight. he did make it to shore after running into trouble. the owner's from alaska and bought the boat last month. >>> a high number of west suffer from postpartem depression. researchers tested 1,000 new members. one in seven may be suffering. about 20% reported suicidal thoughts. many experts believe postpartem depression occurs because of hormone levels. it recommends all new mother

kids don't see online and offline. their life and they are used to using this technology and not thinking before they post, not thinking before they do something. parents have got to be the first line of defense. >> and we've got a couple of things that are pertacoming up pertains to that. stand by, if you would. i have so many more questions as we continue this conversation. not the least of which, social media, crime, athletes. is it true, do young athletes in particular think they're above the law? and are we all a big part of this? can we be doing something to mitigate the damage that's being done? back in a moment. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. ...and we inspected his brakes for free. -free is good. -fr

those computers are still offline, we understand, in many cases in those television networks. their atms closed down, their

you need capacity to completely come offline.rting sun tech, that's not going to happen. so it will delist, but they'll continue producing panels, and i think the market's assuming they're not and that's really the disconnect of where we stand versus the market. >> you've made some of the great calls on solars. if people have listened to you, they made a lot of money on the downside. have you changed your views, more optimistic at all? is there anyone you like? >> unfortunately, not. we're still quite negative. you have a massive oversupply. we were excited, but with the chinese government coming in and supporting that asset, you're not getting the rationalization of capacity that you need. >> so you're still negative. acxiom's gordon johnson, thank you very much for joining us. let us know if you do turn positive at any point. we'll get you back on and talk about it. up next, the long shot odds of a perfect bracket. at fidelity, we do it by merging two tools into one. combining your customized charts with leading-edge analysis t

and he, hubbard actually propagated that idea himself, that he was going to be offline because he said for about 20 years. and he would return. so there was a sense that the leader was going to come back. there's actually all of his offices, and residen resident-- residences have, they make his bed, they change his sheets, they set out his table settings. they're waiting for him to reappear any day. his notebook, his cigarettes, everything is there waiting. >> rose: cardinal dolan, the story of whitey bulger tina packer and lawrence wright when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. . >> rose: cardinal timothy dolan the archbishop in new york was in rome for the recent conclave that selected a new pope. i talked with him soon after the vote and dinner with the pope, among the 115 cardinals who selected him, and we talked about the selection of this new pope. >> what does this choice represent for the church, and why do you believe without telling us anyt

it says the refineries went offline unexpectedly and that sent prices up. guest: what you've seen this production is down a couple percent. what you've seen is gasoline stocks are up. so there's plenty of product out there. the question is how much does it cost to make? host:? what's the: guest: you either need to produce more oil demand less. what we've seen worldwide, record demand for crude oil. there's three big factors. china, china, china. we're at a record level of demand. 90 million barrels per day. with limited supply. opec production cuts prevent why we have a tighter market. host: what do you expect for the spring-summer driving season? guest: after chris ault increase in the terms of the cost of crude oil, declined prevents a good sign. we've seen gas prices start turning down. the question is what will happen in terms of all the factors that affect crude oil prices worldwide? it could be worldwide supply- demand factors, tension in the middle east, production cuts. it's cloudy crystal ball. host: the president will make a couple announcement th

how easy it would have been to bring that shared mission even offline with some folks, why are you doing this street, so everyone could get on board and be a part of that same mission. we set up the operations center, the incident command post, we kind of used an ics type structure in settinging it upment and i led with a lot of folks that i knew that knew how to run that. next time i would think more about the military folks by asking a question, who has experience being a plans chief, who has experience being an operations chief, bringing more of the military in who were ready to work and knew what to do, as part of our family, could have had more of them in leadership positions bringing the team closer together. it was a great experience for me. it's absolutely going to happen. we hope we would have that great working relationship and we expect we would. we can take this to another level and be working much more closely with the department of defense, all levels with our military which it was a strong working relationship there and these were just some of the take aways for me. intere

from just shutting off the internet completely but even in that case you could store your bitcoin offline in a drive in a thumb drive or something like that so there really is no way to attack bitcoin and for this reason it's gaining a lot of and herons and just to point out again when you hear the words coming out of ben bernanke these mouth in terms of there's no inflation out there well the big point price tells you that there is really inflation around the world as we see the price of bitcoin gold silver or oil are all starting to ratchet higher so bernanke he is clearly lying and this is what is driving attention to something like bitcoin which is a true limited supply currency that has genuine attributes of a currency that is attracting now hundreds of millions us into the billions of dollars in interest and it makes so much sense max it's hard for someone like me who has grown up in this debt based currency on a total crash course i mean it's a completely unsustainable model which you have actually come out and said you know this is going to fail soon i mean we're not too far away

billions you know massive massive legal deceit it was a really huge gamble on the part of betters offline was it a gamble to have one shred of evidence that would one sheet of paper to prove he came to court with nothing but work up slightly why gamble so he was a newbie and just coming you know the end was coming he was running out of money you think he was running out of money is broke because a lot of people question how much he was really worth was he worth these three point one billion i doubt it ever you doubt it so do you think it was a court battles or without my mortgage or maybe others that basically by step by step broken down he died alone interesting alone no friends is his wife and had learned all respect he lost his money he lost the respect he wasn't able to come home because we had heard recently that he had been trying to come back to moscow even pending illusional delusional you think he wanted to come back or not i think he wanted to come back and as for given his know it was never going to happen whereas as he became a fierce kremlin critic since he moved to the u.k.

has since gotten for the four thrusters back on line that went offline and it looks like the cast will will dock with the i s s after all just a little behind schedule it was supposed to dock on sunday now this is the first major problem the company has faced having previously launched two councils without any problems currently the company holds a one point six billion dollars contract with nasa nasa officials have gone on the record in the past saying that they believe private companies such as space x. end up costing the agency much less money in the long run but in the question the ultimate question remains who should be held accountable if a private company fails at supplying an entire nation's space program like the s i s. and that's going to do it for the news for this week but be sure to tune in next week we're working on a whole new lineup of stories for you first up budweiser is usually known as a common staple beer that as american as apple pie but it actually turns out that it's owned by an international called glop conglomerate of along with numerous other iconic beer comp

taking a ship like that offline costs big money. others say the problem is in carnival's low-cost model. >> to minimize the service, you maximize the revenue and you try to keep them moving as fast as possible back out to sea. >> reporter: in a statement, carnival says it takes each one of these incidents seriously, and just this week, announces a comprehensive review of its entire fleet. that was tuesday. there have been two incidents since then. david? >> gio benitez tonight here in new york. gio, thank you. >>> we turn now to a very sudden and personal shift in a divisive issue in america, gay marriage. a high profile republican who was the kind of wizard of oz behind mitt romney's debates, making headlines of his own tonight, now saying gays should be allowed to marry. that senator is rob portman. and the reason behind the change? his son, right there behind him in the blue checkered shirt. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: he's an all-american father fully devoted to his kids. when his mi

through stuff verification so i mean there is law and there's lots of really interesting sort of online offlinehings happening with security it's not just somebody accessing your information and getting your credit card data they can access your in from. and get your the data that you stored on your phone they can access your information and actually physically located you. depending on which of these services you have turned on by default and so i think that's the other thing that users and companies have to come to grips with is that the kinds of security breaches and the kinds of motivation of people who are looking to exploit these holes in security are becoming much more varied and unpredictable and finally tim sometimes when the security breaches are shown the people who actually find these breaches can be prosecuted or otherwise punished harshly because of the computer fraud and abuse act that hasn't been really updated since one thousand nine hundred eighty six do you think that prosecuting these people's actually helped. well i mean there are different cases there are edge cases and i

the regular testing of the ship's original diesel generator and only one public restroom was taken offlinehen they did the systems check they noticed there were some errors. thought it was an easy fix. as it progressed through the night they found out it was more difficult. then they determined it is something they can't get fixed. >> reporter: friends gave him a hard time for taking a carnival cruise so soon after the triumph disaster. but he says this does not compare to the triumph debacle. >> i want to say the toilet is working, the power is on we have full air-conditioning. >> reporter: carnival is making arrangements to fly passengers home. tuesday the company announced a comprehensive review of all of its ships. >>> the competitive rivalry between facebook and twitter is about to intensify. facebook is reportedly preparing to roll out hash tags. twitter made the practice famous and instagram uses hash tags as well. according to media reports the idea is to add hash tags to items that would be linked by theme. >>> in news of the world, an acrobat's 80-foot fall we're here! we're goin