which all the applications people can use on facebook are built on it's an important privacy step. >> brown : well, , i'm wondering, do peopleoon what do we know about the psychology and understanding of users? do people know about the flow of information and do they care? >> i think the simple answer is they don't know. there is reference to a change in december where essentially facebook came up with a dialogue box that said we're updating our privacy settings, do you want to agree to the settings? the settings facebook chose by default was sharing a lot more than you might be comfortable with. i think facebook has somewhat pushed users to be more open without their understanding. i don't think there's that much life evidence that users fully understand these settings. >> brown: does anyone fully understand the flow of information? do you. in our setup with spencer michels, we were talking about where information goes, who it goes to, does it go to advertisers. how much is known about that? >> it's an extremely complex issue even for technologist s covering the spac

you can also connect with us on a twister, facebook, and youtube. -- twitter, facebook and youtube. >> tamara, a debate between the three candidate -- tomorrow, a debate between three candidates for the u.s. senate in california. we will have that debate beginning at 4:00 p.m. eastern, here on c-span. . . icks >> there was an ovation and people were jumping up and down and embracing each other and the supporters obviously were very disappointed. can you tell us how the senate process works in utah? >> we got a unique process here, where the delegates go to caucuses and elected delegates there. there's 3500 around the state and then they gather at the convention to cast their ballots. it is whittled down and bennett was knocked out and on the third and final round, if nobody gets 60%, they two to a primary in june and that was the case this time. if they got 60%, they would be on the november ballot. >> has bennett offered remarks since the voting and talked about his future? >> he didn't talk too much about it. he was a little retrospective about it. he said if he knew it would cost h

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young people went on facebook and said, let's support this strike by going on strike and not going outo work on april 5. within two days, they had 70,000 members of their facebook group. today, they organized strikes. e organized political protests. in my new york apartment, i can follow what is happening on these protests through twitter. they agonized at least the zero protests in april, -- they organized at least t protest in april. this week about the people who were detained and arrested. -- they tweet about the people who were detained and arrested. i could see pictures of students who were beaten by police. this is all pt of the cross pollination it is between facebook, youtube, and water -- this is all part of a cross- pollination between facook, youtube, and twitter. the muslim brotherhood in egypt is the largest political par. they hold the largest number of opposition seats in the egyptian parliament. i know several young members of the muslim brotherhood whose politics are completely opposite to mind. we have become friends because i follow tir blogs and tweets. as testimon

youngeoe went on facebook and said, let's support this strike by going on strike and not going out to work on april 5. within two days, they had 70,000 members of their facebook group. today, they organized strikes. the organized political protests. in my new york apartment, i can follow what is happening on these pres through twitter. they agonized least the zero protests in april, -- they organized at least two protest in april. this week about the people who were detained and arrested. -- they tweet about the people who were detained and arrested. i could see pictures of students who were beaten by police. this is all part of the cross pollination it is between facebook, youtube, and wate-- this is all part of a cross- pollinationetween facebook, youtube, and twitter. the muslim brotherhood in egypt is the largest political party. they hold the largest number of opposition seats in the egyptian parliament. i know several young members of the muslim brotherhood whose politics are completely opposite to mind. we have become friends because i follow their blogs and tweets. as testimon

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if you post on facebook page, your response could air later this morning. live from see hall, megan gilliland, fox 45 morning news. >>> one person is taken to the hospital after a in downtown baltimore. smoking flames in the middle block of west middle street went out this morning. the firefighters put out the 1 alarm blaze. the person who was burned was taken to the bay view burn center. so far there's no word on a cause. >>> baltimore police are investigating after a pedestrian is hit and by a vehicle in essex. it happened at the 400 block of eastern boulevard. police have not said whether the driver stayed at the scene. >>> police release more details about the death of yeardley love, a notre dame prep graduate who was attending the university of virginia. love's ex-boyfriend, george huguely is charged with her murder, but he says it was an accident. love was found by her roommate. she was in a pool of blood on her bed. she had bruises and scrapes on her face. huguely admitted that his and love relationship ended. he shook her causing her head to repeate

and so these young people went on facebook and said let's report this strike by going on strike and not going out to our university on april sixth. and within two days they had 70,000 members of their facebook group. in two days, 70,000. today they organize strikes, they organize political protests. and in my new york apartment i can follow what's happening on their protests through twitter because they organized at least two protests in april both of which were broken up quite violently by egyptian security forces. and i was sitting in my apartment in new york reading tweets about the news of people who were detained, the names of people who were arrested. i was watching youtube footage of students and young people being beatened by the egyptian police, some of them unconscious. so this is all part of this kind of -- again, the cross-pollination that steve was talking about but here between facebook, youtube and twitter. and this applies across social levels, religious levels everything. and even crosses over into opposition politics. because elbaradei is the largest political party. t

you can also connect with us on, facebook and year -- twitter, facebook and youtube. >> this week, an entrepreneur and owner of several sports teams who produces films will be the guest on "q &a." . . it started the beat generation, a counter cultural view of the world. while it was there, he met allen ginsberg who wrote an important book called "whol," one of the most important poems of the 1960's. also a great writer, the three of them became celebrities in their own right for the lifestyle that they were trying to create. in the new york music scene, you had jazz and the beat and they were the precursors of the free love hippie movement. >> how did you meet them? >> they were giving a lecture at the cultural library and i went over and told them that i had some family relations with keruoac, and they thought they could get closer to the family by being nice to me. they sat for interviews and they helped me -- it was fun bringing them into the georgetown radio station and having ginsberg read "howl," and doing some transmittal and on-air. >> you went out of your ways to ffnd these g

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they saw a picture of me on facebook, and i said what picture? >> if you see something negative about yourself on a website, contact the web master. be smart about what you share on line. lewis says to think twice about posting where you work. >> think about whether you want to list your employer or not. if you say the sales meeting was rough or i really hated work today, derogatory comments that do not reflect well on your employer could have ramifications. >> lewis says google yourself and make a habit of it. >> i started dating a woman, and her friends googled me to find out about me. >> if your looking for love or looking for a job, you want to know what is out there. >> experts also say because future employers were probably to do if you have a blog, twitter account, or myspace page, keep it up-to-date. if you have not posted an update in months, just close the account. swamp park in south baltimore is reopened to the public. visitors at yesterday's grand opening enjoyed nice weather while taking part in the numerous activities there. the pa

let's go on the internet. 4,000 people belong to a facebook page dedicated to putting a lid on the tax. brian wrote in why does the government want to keep taking from us hard working citizens? there are people out here who are on a fixed income and can't afford anymore taxes. another says it's a ridiculous tax. why doesn't the local government trim its expense accounts and david said i don't live in ballot baltimore but i eat and work there and if the taxes keep going up i will shop elsewhere. also tonight city council passed a resolution opposing the new immigration law. the law is set to go in effect in august and it would give police the power to detain anyone suspected of being in the country illegally if they are first stopped for another offense. councilmembers suspended their normal rules to pass the resolution after it was introduced. >> this issue here is that we want to make sure that law abiding citizens aren't racially profiled. > one delegate does plan to introduce a bill similar next year. he will talk about the resolution tomorrow. >>> police searching for clues in the

click on facebook and grammy's e-mail. and plug it in. and right now you're taking her breath away. real kodak moment happens when you share. the new share button on our cameras makes it simple. let's go ahead and take a look at beyond in particular. as we're coming up to the weekend, the pollen is blowing around out here today. it's going to be generally sunny. it's looks like, though, friday night into saturday, we may see another chance of pop up thundershowers. that's going -- sunny temperatures, 83, but sunday and monday, back to the mid-60s and be blow normal for a while. now back inside. >>> eyewitness news will be at 11. finally this noon a little dog gets a big honor. ronny is a nine year-old terror who protected his owner. he received a her row dog award yesterday. he was in the backyard when the kitty jumped the fence. it by the him but he by the back. >> that was a big problem growing up. if you had cats an dogs, they would come in and snatch them. >> what a problem to have,. >> have a great day. happy cinco ,, are you making it easier for bacteria to grow on your denture

next few years so that what we did in 2008 where almost everybody on my president obama.com or on facebook was on a computer tethered to their desk or their home office, people are going to be untethered. they'll be walking down the street, walking to an event like this and be able to share information, get information, and i think that it's going to really put a premium out there. and this is great for democracy, i think, because it's going to be easier to get information to people, people are going to be able to share that information more readily and find out anything they want to know. last thing i'll say, one of the great barriers in participation for young voters and first-time voters, 15-20 million people voted for the first time in the 2008 election. truth is, amongst the people who had voted in the '04 kerry/bush election, you know, mccain and obama roughly tied. it was the 15-20 million new voters that caused us to win. and these were not all young, not politically-attuned people. and it's so important to be able to get them just basic information about how to participate. and th

consumers -- i am on facebook with 5000 friends.i can take a movie that is important to me, put it intoywky ñ will get an alert about the film, saying i liked it and you ought to watch it. i think that that is a trend and you can bring video that way and get distributing, get your message out. i think it is something that will bear watching. >> recently in the middle of your hockey playoffs, you wrote a blog i read. your plug is called "ted's take." everywhere you went people had remarks to make about the hockey team. this? they were not saying niced3u: things to you because you lost. >> it shows how important a sports team is to your community. when the redskins win on sunday, monday is a happy day in washington. our team has been doing so well. i think that is a big responsibility. i don't just want our team to make the playoffs or just to win the stanley cup. i want to make millions of millions of lifelong members between fathers and sons and mothers and daughters. i want immortality for our team. you get your name etched into

coming up, a big branch on facebook. problem that put your security at risk. >> and the abc start taking a shot at one dancer. >> clogging the massive leak in the gulf. >>> significant new developments in the gulf of mexico. they are closer to stopping a massive oil lake. >> a containment box is headed to that area. -- stopping a massive oil leak. many people are hoping that it works. a ship carrying the box is on its way to the gulf of mexico. it is the latest idea from engineers from bp to stop the flow of oil now estimated to be as much as 60,000 barrels a day. >> we have 400 people working here. >> the ceo insists the underwater robots and containment domes will work, but it could take months. >> as this moves closer to shore, it will stay dynamic. >> this video was taken by an underwater vehicle, shot at the crisis center in houston. it will be the first time this has been attempted at this depth. >> bp will get a bill for the entire cleanup and any damages. >> with that spill already leaving casualties among species

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a new survey finds half of parents are friends with their teenagers on facebook and other website. they say it's a good way to learn about their teenagers. you can start the greatest science-fiction trilogy of all time. jim jab at added clips from the first three star wars movies. you can upload a picture of you and your friends and play the roles in funny two-minute recaps of the film. it's an honor of the 30th anniversary of the release of empire strikes back. for information on all these stories, log on to the technology page of abcnews.com. i'm vinita nair and those are your "tech bytes". >> 60 degrees outside. >> has hernandez discovered the fountain of youth or just having a good defense? the veteran looking really solid, coming up in sports. >> today on oprah, the makeover crew is back in action. carson kressley and tim gunn will work their magic. >> good morning, washington. the nationals beat atlanta a 6-3 last night. livan hernandez gadsden. planks and defense. -- livan hernandez gets the win. and there's the catch of the night with bernadino. this was the monster shot. a

share your thoughts with me on twitter, on facebook and on e-mail. i'll try to get to some of your responses later this hour. >>> a breaking story out of huntsville, alabama, right now. at least one person has died. three others are seriously injured in an explosion at the army's redstone arsenal this morning. there's the map of huntsville and where it's happening. the explosion happened in a building that handles aviation and missile testing. we don't know the cause of the explosion, but we'll keep you posted on any developments. >>> breaking news here. three people are dead as protests in greece pivot out of control. 100,000 people hit the streets protesting harsh cuts in government spending. some hurled molotov cocktails at police and torched buildings. police sprayed tear gas and shet off flash bombs to try and stop that mayhem. look at that scene. three workers trapped in a burning bank died. i know that they're frustrated about some of the budget cuts the government is instituting. don't they realize what's happening in a broader sense? >> i do

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but there is one good site i think people should look at. because i don't advocate deleting facebook, but i think you need to be in more control of your settings and there is a website called www.reclaimprivacy.org and this one web will help you scan your facebook page to find out where your personal settings are vulnerable. >> how long does that take? >> like five seconds. it's really quick. >> so how do we protect ourselves online? we have a lot of stuff going on, so how do you make sure it didn't fall through the cracks. >> you have to remember all of your stuff is public. it is the internet and something could happen. so be careful about whatever you are putting out there. number two, a lot of people are doing now what they call location based check ins. cool things like four square and where you take your mobile phone and go to maybe a restaurant and check in. by checking in your telling people via your mobile device i'm at this location and people can drop in on you. but it's a game. your trying to win prizes by doing check ins but i don't think people are thinking about their

of folks my age and older are commun communicating n facebook. >> reporter: an expert at social media says the candidates should not rely too heavily on new technology. >> just having a facebook page or a having a twitter account, does not mean that they're making a connection necessarily. that has to come through the content of their ideas and programs and excite young people. >> reporter: voters naf navigating all of political websites will find a few surprises. this website, bob ehrlich.org was created by the maryland party. >> we thought it would be good political satire, something that is done often in campaigns to kind of set the record straight. >> reporter: isaac salazar is the brains behind bob ehrlich.org. his decree at thi cretiquing ehd for governor. >> he was a big spender and he is not a fiscal conservative and he did in fact, raise fees and taxes. >> it's sort of the new dirty tricks to stop the campaign. it's kind of silly, but not a whole lot of people pay attention to it. if people do not like you, they may get on that website. >> reporter: with so many different ways that candidates can seek potential voters, the st

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on line safety. accordingly facebook has coppa's requirements in mind. it starts by requiring those trying to establish an account to enter their age on the very first screen. this birthday field or have a children under 13 from establishing an account. this age technology places a persistent cookie on the device used to attempt to establish an underage account, or venting the user from attempting to modify their birthday. and facebook becomes aware that established by at children under 13 we terminate those accounts all information. we emphasize two points. first-base books real culture and innovative technologies enhance on line safety and privacy and two, congress should not overhaul coppa but rather support and encourage, not discourage or prohibit companies innovation to advance teen on line safety security and privacy. facebook's approach to providing privacy leadership begins with-- verify age of users on line. as a result facebook developed a multilayer system to act as proxy for age verification. these layers are enhanced by facebook's real cultu

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you can also sound off on facebook, send us a tweet @foxbaltimore. text us at 45203. ter fox 45 a for yes. fox 45 b for no. and we will hear more responses on the "late edition" at 11:00. >> the first sign of crude oil washing up along the gulf coast. this is video from gulfport mississippi today. this is lawmakers in washington, d.c. begin to argue about how to prevent future disasters like this. and the best way to hold the oil companies accountable. some senators want to raise the legal cap on damages, that companies must pay from $75 million, to $10 billion. >> i don't think $75 million will help the shrimp fishermen in louisiana. i don't think it will help the commercial fishermen. i don't think it is going to help the tourism industry. i don't think it is going to be enough to help the coastal communities. >> some democrats are also calling for president obama to reverse his recent call to expand offshore oil drilling. >> back here at home. two new editions to the maryland zoo in baltimore city. make the major bub debut today. >> two wart hog piglets born on marc

hey, hit me up on the e-mail or facebook page. we'll talk. we'll chat "lost." e rain is not lost, it's all over baltimore county. it's making things wet on 83, on 95, around the beltway itself. so if you're heading basically towson, whitemarsh, up to bel air, it's wet and mist and fog on the roads, mid-60s, only going to 75 and the chance of showers continues throughout the afternoon. by the way, there could be a tropical system named off the coast this week. we'll talk about that. yeah, a little premature for tropical season. in a bit. >>> 5:40. let's check the roads with kim. >> it may take you a few extra minutes to get to where you're trying to go especially at this early hour. very wet roads as justin said, patchy fog could slow you down a little bit. no real problems on 795 but just add a couple of minutes to the commute so far this morning. so it could take you is it minutes to -- 12 minutes to make it from 140 to the beltway. all lanes are open. we're dealing with two crashes, way outside the beltway. one in union bridge that has route 75 closed in both

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a lot of responses on my facebook page. sti paul hln and get into the discussion we're having here today. here are a couple of comments. bob wrote to us saying the fact he was on the airplane exposes flaws in the system. faa personnel weren't the ones to pull him off the plane. it left -- if left to themselves, a known terror suspect would have been on a plane to dubai. and another facebook friend named bob says i think it does both, proving it works while exposing flaws at the same time. just think, they caught him, but then again, they almost didn't. we asked a few people in the cnn atri atrium. here's what noreen from palm beach, florida, had to say. maybe. do we have noreen? all righty. we're going to go to the phone here. give us a chance to find noreen. we know she's there somewhere. we have faith who is in endfield, connecticut. do you thing system worked? >> no, i don't. >> where do you think it failed? >> i think that it needs to be checked more often, i think. it's kind of scary that this gentleman made it on the p

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