on that? >> the facebook advertising model is very simple. for privacy on the internet. we host and serve all of our own ads. we never give out any individual information to any advertiser. we do not cookie anybody for purposes of tracking or following a brawl. we are not involved in this. -- or falling at all. we're not involved in this. -- or following at all. we are not involved in this. there is some concern with some of the practices on the web. some users are not sure what is happening with their data and that is something that is of concern. it is why we run our ad system the way we do. we know that we are treating each user's data that carefully. >> i will open up to questions. tell us who you are. just a reminder, the questions are for members only. please. >> given your state of concern about privacy, i wondered if you could comment specifically on the legislation that is being prepared by senator john kerry and john mccain that would place tighter controls on the kind of information that is trapped on the web. he has said, for examp

but not enough information righted please advise then i emailed you the link to the event page on facebook so you got that and i posted it on my page so whenever we cover topics like this that necessitate main points and more information to get involved those links will always be there on our facebook page finally from you tube one more intellectual property comment neo plasma x. wrote adam used food as an example but genetic food is as it also and there are some companies using it to their advantage just read up on the monsanto soybean patents and all bull surrounding that exactly and that's why we're planning on covering that next week and now this one time at boot camp. was. and so you remember this one time a boot camp where we sat down and the senior drill instructor came out and sort of you know it was the senior drill instructor started remember that i had to sit on the floor where i was a platoon cross-legged hands our knees and sit still for an hour until my butt fell asleep in the my legs fell asleep in. everybody's. sleep right ok so if you remember that well it seems that there

haven't given her a key to the house yet but she's part of the family. >> we bumped into each other on facebook. i end up helping him, he ends up helping me. you can't make it up. >> reporter: a facebook encounter with a fairy tale ending. >> that was nbc's lauren petty. this is not the first time facebook has been involved with helping people find an organ donor. most organ donation centers have facebook pages. >>> thanks for joining us. >>> coming up at 6:00, we'll go in depth with a close look at a bay area at-risk teenagers and how some of them are being groomed for the future thanks to a non-profit called build. >>> bay area girls are celebrating a milestone that's lifting their spirits. >>> he's the american idol of many in santa cruz. we'll show you how james durbin day is moving along coming up at 6:00.

facebook says it is aware of the problem and it's working on the problem. 's not really facebook's fault. if you lie about who you are in the agreement, well, that's on you, not facebook. so is allowing your 13-year-old to open an account on facebook illegal? it doesn't violate criminal law. the children's online protection act says kids under 13 need their parents' permission to enter data on a website, so if you do have your parents' permission, you're okay there. but facebook's policy says nobody under 13 is allowed, period. lying to get around that policy is probably not going to put you in criminal court but would violate contract law and theoretically expose you to civil liability. but this is one of those things that almost every parent knew before "consumer reports" said. >> that's right. parents have got to keep tabs on what their kids are doing. >>> we're outhere live in fremont this morning. boy, look at these guys, they're putting me to work at beautiful den farm. some of my newest, closest friends, i think because i'm the snack lady this morning

. >>> also, with are you friends with your kids on facebook? xt, coming up, why parents need to take an active role on this social media site. we have common sense media, live in studio. we'll be right back. ,,,, ♪ one taste, and you'll understand. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. mm! america runs on dunkin'. "stamp out hunger" today in the bay area. >>> postal workers are trying to stamp out hunger today in the bay area. you can help out. stamping out hunger is a motto for the 19th annual u.s. postal service food drive being held today. mail carriers in the bay area and around the country will be collecting food donations from homes on their regular routes. if you want to donate, just put a garbage bag or paper bag with some donations in it outside and the mail carrier will pick it up. last year set a record, with over 77 million pounds of food collected, while surpassing 1 billion pounds of food collected over its 18-year history. >>> kristi, a check on our weather forecast this morning? it is definitely d

to tweet to you he also he goes but if you really like the tweet of the day from fantasy message on facebook or on twitter we just might bring it back in the future only if you really really really want us to that's it for tonight's show thanks for tuning in to make sure you can back tomorrow j. crew is going to stop by for happy hour in the meantime don't forget to become a fan of the alone a show on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of snipes or any other night because fashion all you. want to show the interviews as well as the show in its entirety we have that's just adam versus when the. well for british scientists i. sometimes. market finance. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my sponsor for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our cheek. millions die. and minimums forward to be held don't say. the pain and suffering will never be forgotten. as well as the joy of not a racial. spring the nineteen forty five on our.

on facebook, hope the cartwheeling clergyman made the list. i didn't catch that on my own, but that image has got to be near the top of the royal scrapbook. >> for me it was the balcony. we had a bird's eye view. we knew there would be the kiss. but two? this was one of my favorites. the other star of that second kiss, the little bridesmaid covering her ears. it wasn't the smooch that was too loud, it was the roar of the crowd and the flyover. what we didn't know is the 3-d camera captured the kiss in a historic way. those images coming this week. my favorite moment, rich telling me the spin they took in the aston martin, we were reporting on a wedding scripted down to the minute. this we had no idea it was coming. we learned more about that blue aston martin owned by prince charles run on english wine. we wondered was it the same one? james bond was driving an aston martin db 5, its driver a little older. that's okay, prince william is new at a lot of things, first and foremost, newlywed. or just wed as the car said. >> we couldn't believe it

one. >> facebook is a big epidemic. on it. my mom continuously messages me on there. we have a mouth. we have lungs. we have vocals. we should be able to say what we want to say and not be worried aboutt the consequences. i am a rapper. of course my lyrics is expressed. i should have a right to express myself. i'm not saying that everything people have to say is right. you can't get mad at them for speaking what is on their mind. why hold it in? >> whether it is psycho donuts or rap music or anything else isn't there a line of decency we shouldn't cross? >> don't we need people to express themselves with their words or through music rather than with fists? this is a way for people to let off steam. if we don't like it at least we have a chance to come back to them and tell them what they are thinking. >> i'm saying something different. >> i'm thinking that one of the reasons that people may feel constrained by political correctness is being politically correct means you have to think about what you are saying and phrase

there and it was really really bad i mean if you think with an angry dad because if you put it on facebook the big difference is that adults can't pretend it's not happening right this isn't happening forever since the beginning of time but it was happening on a no paper passed around in the back of a classroom that was then you know even when the teacher demanded to see it could present it wasn't there on facebook it's in their faces and they feel like they have to do something that's ridiculous i think you are getting your play although you know if you are talking about that she was not what mark zuckerberg originally did as he started raiding girls online but that i don't know i don't know he's denying anything because. it's absolutely ludicrous if you ask me but that's what happens in our internet police state age or how they want to thank you for joining us tonight thank you now is it a night show thanks for tuning in to make sure you can back tomorrow remember how we told you earlier in the week the activists are being tracked by g.p.s. that are from wired is going to be on the show

he posted these photos on facebook and called it "fort frostbite." manning's facebook page, to which frontline obtained access, tracks his life in the military. manning had become an analyst at a time of increased intelligence sharing, part of a series of post-9/11 reforms meant to give analysts like manning more data. prior to 9/11, information was more compartmentalized, or "stovepiped." >> "stovepipe" is a corridor, you know, where no one can get into it. there were cia stovepipes, there were fbi stovepipes, there were dod stovepipes. >> so there was an effort made, in the wake of 9/11, to integrate information-- share it, integrate and pass it around in real time with the proper use of our modern technologies. >> smith: manning was assigned to battalion headquarters. he did intelligence work for the unit's commanding officers in preparation for their deployment to iraq. manning liked his assignment. >> he talked about the fact that he was smart. it was able to get him in a different position, doing something different so he wasn't down there with

policy towards the middle east you can respond to us on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows your response just might make it on air. all right it's time for happy hour this thursday and joining me this evening is alex science all reporter and blogger for think progress dot org and the progress report and aren't you pretty certain lucy cavanagh thanks for joining me to cheers we better start here is a because you know according to a certain group of people the rapture is coming on saturday the end of the world is ending i'm not exactly sure i think there's a couple different narratives we might start seeing a lot of seismic activity and it could like take seven years or it could it's a big long story but there are some people that just think saturdays that the could put so people naturally are cashing in on that because what do you couldn't do with your poor beloved little pets your puppies and your kitties in the world and we have a little clip. it was really tearing your heart out doesn't everything that's kind of messed up you know if god is man's best friend here's going to ge

angry mom out there and it was really you know you think with an angry dad because if you put it on facebook the big difference is that then adults can't pretend it's not happening this is been happening for ever since the beginning of time but it was happening on a notebook paper passed around in the back of a classroom that was then you know even when the teacher demanded to see it pretend it wasn't there on facebook it's in their faces and they feel like they have to do something that's ridiculous item or it's ridiculous i'm getting your play all i know. is that what mark zuckerberg originally did is he started raiding girls online but that's. exactly it's absolutely ludicrous if you. ask me but that's what happens in our internet police age are you going to do any reason i think you think it's a good night's show thanks for tuning in to make sure you come back tomorrow remember how we told you earlier in the week that activists are being tracked by g.p.s. welcomes that are from the wires going to be on the show to tell us all the details about that in the meantime don't forget to become

i'll post another link to the maps and reroutes on facebook. we are looking at the east shore, 18 minutes off the carquinez bridge. very light volume of traffic. friday starts a later back up. it's lighter in the morning commute and they see the build up around the city. it's a great city to go to around the weekend. >> thank you much. 4:38, the price of beauty. how young is too young for botox? we'll hear from a mom injecting her 8-year-old daughter with the drug. plus, keeping safe on facebook. the security changes you'll see when you log on. live pictures of 880 this morning. we'll check back with mike in a bit. - working out can be totally cool. - that's right, so we've got a list of things you can do to get active. - like jumping jacks. - or how 'bout push-ups? - sit-ups? - uh, maybe jumping rope? - yeah. or jogging. - uh, how about like a wheelbarrow race? - oh, yeah, that's a great idea. - but imagine actually trying to use him as a wheelbarrow, like stacking bricks on him and doing, like, doo-doo-doo. you know what i mean? - or yoga. -

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drug policies help or hurt the drug war in mexico you can respond to us on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows your response just might make on air. all right it's time for our monday edition of happy hour and joining me tonight is artie producer jenny churchill and mike riggs associate editor at reason magazine. so on friday and we had a little fun on a happy hour because of course there are going to be some songs that came out already about killing really like a club you know i'm just really dreading that little girls might actually be dancing too but apparently there's something much bigger going on in the world at least for those people who are gamers so went on counter strike has created a level with osama bin laden's compound have you taken a look in this room re-issues looking at screen shots all day and sort of missing my days and. on the internet cafes playing counter-strike i have a feeling though i think this game is sort of on the way to the american gamers but i know it's still huge in eastern europe and parts of central asia but it's like that's it you've made it wh

they are available across the entire facebook experience and will look occasions and on facebook dhaka. for the independent developer sue use the facebook platforms, we expect and require them to be responsible stewards of the information they obtain. we have robust policies and technology tools to help them increase the responsibility and work to always do more. last year we worked with other industry leaders to build the open standard for authentication that improves security on the internet. now that it's mature and has broad participation around the industry we are requiring developers on the platform to migrate read the transition will result in better and more secure relationships between developers and individuals who use the applications and the websites the build. finally, we use the position in the industry to encourage others to play their part in safeguarding the public trust whether it is developers, users, browsers or operating system designers to read we also support government efforts to take action against bad actors and highlight important issues like today's hearing.

there is a new picture this morning, this one surfaced on facebook, it shows her getting out of the embarcadero bart station on monday morning. this is exactly what her friends and family that she had planned and then they believe she headed to the golden gate bridge. today four different public agencies have been searching for allison bayliss along the waterfront on foot, all of them watching the shoreline and watching the golden gate bridge looking for any signs of 15-year-old girl. she was last seen monday morning at her high school. she had been feeling upset and isolated. her bike was found near the golden gate bridge yesterday morning. even though sources say she left a status on her facebook page indicating she may take her own life. >> we are hopeful we will find her. we generally will search very thoroughly to find a missing person. >> a couple of volunteers from danville showed up trying to figure out how to help, even in the rain. they say they feel like they have to do something. >> we care about family, and they are neighbors and part of our community. >> there is a huge volunteer

. >> reporter: today on ahmad's facebook page a long list of people listed condolences. and remembered ahmad as a leader. ahmad is survived by his parents and a star. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> san francisco supervisors took a definitive step today toward reducing the amount of wasted paper from people throwing out their phone books. supervisors approved a move to forbid phone books from being left on doorsteps. >>> the proposal could be a moneymaker, b.a.r.t. could receive millions from an advertising company for displaying commercials. the b.a.r.t. board is expected to take up the measure this thursday. >>> the fog is moving in quickly tonight, lots of fog moving in around the bay. temperatures are going to start dropping here and even a chance of rain in the long range forecast. i will she show you when that can happen. >>> a man is killed when his truck stalled on the freeway. and the circumstances really upset his friends. >>> some call him a hero for jump >>> we're learning more tonight about a man killed in a horrifying accident. the victim had pulled over on

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there is a new picture this morning, this one surfaced on facebook, it shows her getting out of the embarcadero bart station on monday morning. this is exactly what her friends and family that she had planned and then they believe she headed to the golden gate bridge. today four different public agencies have been searching for allison bayliss along the waterfront on foot, all of them watching the shoreline and watching the golden gate bridge looking for any signs of 15-year-old girl. she was last seen monday morning at her high school. she had been feeling upset and isolated. her bike was found near the golden gate bridge yesterday morning. even though sources say she left a status on her facebook page indicating she may take her own life. >> we are hopeful we will find her. we generally will search very thoroughly to find a missing person. >> a couple of volunteers from danville showed up trying to figure out how to help, even in the rain. they say they feel like they have to do something. >> we care about family, and they are neighbors and part of our community. >> there is a huge volunteer

you think that justice has been served with the death of osama bin laden you can respond to us on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows your response just might make it on air. all right so this week we're doing something new we've just been enjoying happy hour so much that we've got tuesday and friday are enough now we're going to start doing it every single day is joining me for howard happy hour tonight as our communities are losing and matt welch other in chief of reason magazine cheers thank you both for joining me this evening so i think you know there's a reason to drink on monday and it's time we're going to close out with osama still i mean whatever just make an osama hour today only a lot of show i was not valid. i wasn't you know i was of i can spend. well last night when all of this was happening i was really just i don't know i was shocked by looking at the juxtaposition between the. way that t.v. news was moving versus twitter you know i went on twitter instantly and obama's going to give a speech about something that's probably going to go to some of the lawns dad wher

sharing happens on facebook. in particular, we use practices to ensure privacy is maintained throughout our products. our contextual controls allow people to easily decide how broadly they want to share it to the piece of information. our security protections, including one time password, remote lovette, and login notifications are state of the art. and we continually engaged with the committee to improve the safeguards we offer. the fourth, we work to build trust on the facebook platform, which enables an abandoned developers to build socialism experiences on facebook and other locations around the internet. we believe individuals should be empowered to decide whether they want to engage with some, many, or none of these services. we have created industry leading tools so that people can understand what data they are sharing and make informed decisions about the applications and web sites they decide to use. we also encourage community policing, so individuals and employers and developers can help us identify po

facebook. "us military men and women made this happen." we invite you to post your comments on our facebook page. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. how will osama bin laden's death impact the u.s. war on terror? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 55 degrees on tv hill. a murder suicide tops a violent weekend in baltimore county. >> police find a young boy with his father's body. >> this is 83 north of the beltway. warm weather and traffic when we >> good morning. we have cloudy skies. there's some shower activity to our west. the basic whether this morning is clouded. temperatures are running from the mid 50's's to low 60's. rain is something we have to mention. there'll be times when it will be mostly cloudy. we will detail the rain chances for today and the first part of this week. >> police are trying to figure out how long a boy was trapped in a closet with his father's body. police say najib abdullah and his son were discovered inside a vacant home in jessup on saturda

. >> reporter: today on ahmad's facebook page a long list of people listed condolences. and remembered ahmad as a leader. ahmad is survived by his parents and a star. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> san francisco supervisors took a definitive step today toward reducing the amount of wasted paper from people throwing out their phone books. supervisors approved a move to forbid phone books from being left on doorsteps. >>> the proposal could be a moneymaker, b.a.r.t. could receive millions from an advertising company for displaying commercials. the b.a.r.t. board is expected to take up the measure this thursday. >>> the fog is moving in quickly tonight, lots of fog moving in around the bay. temperatures are going to start dropping here and even a chance of rain in the long range forecast. i will she show you when that can happen. >>> a man is killed when his truck stalled on the freeway. and the circumstances really upset his friends. >>> some call him a hero for jumping into action on board a passenger jet. what made this retired police officer choke up today. >>> we're le

sherrie. >> reporter: megan, some folks on facebook are saying may 1st should be a national holiday. from facebook to twitter and many other social media people are sounding off about the death oaf sama bin laden. there's been a surge of patriotism with many gathering outside the white house to celebrate. so amia bin lad -- osama bin laden was responsible for the murder of men, women and children. notely the 9/11 attacks. the president said it was his top priority to capture bin laden. now the now he is dead he, the president said we must remain vigilant. let's head over to abc2news.com and you can see on the website here we have a number of stories. if you are just waking up and trying to look for information, you can head here abc2news.com and look at this osama bin laden killed by u.s. forces. you can head here and click here and find more information. also, you can watch the video of president obama's speech last night. it was about 9 minutes long. if you mised that go here to see that. also, information on u.s. increases security measures. and also, the celebration going on in dc

we have posted a link on our facebook page. meredith vieira for a look at what is coming up next on the "today" show. >> coming up, dramatic new details on the mission detail on how osama bin laden was finally tracked down. we take you inside his compound and the white house situation room. we ask the question if the government will release pictures of his body and his burial at sea? a close look at the navy seal team that took down bin laden. former miss usa who says she was groped by tsa agent. that is when we get started on a tuesday morning right here on the "today" show. >> 59 degrees on tv hill. >> we will come back and check on the weather and traffic together before you head out to start your day. stay with us. s. >> it has been a pretty nice morning picket the latest accident on the east side of the beltway at 702. watch for possible delays forming part of route 24 and pulaski highway, we are tracking an accident. some fire activity longview drive. route 4 -- 32 miles per hour on southbound 95. on the west side of of, 2

back to your two cents on the wmar facebook fan page. f you weighing in on the death of osama bin laden sharing your thoughts as we want you to do at the facebook fan page. we want to hear back from you at all time. of you weighing in in the past hour alone when we posted this. matthew williams saying president obama did the job the president -- as the president of the united states. no party politics involved as national security advisers brought in the information and he got the approval and moved forward as needed. had bush been in office the same thing would have happened. now we have another here from jim skiler saying it's an exceptional to kill him as exceptional as it is, as victorious as the u.s. military is we must ever remain vigilant from jim and robin a very simple remark this morning saying simply this is too good to be true. with her cheers from around the world we have heard many of you on facebook weighing in on this today. and keep doing so and throughout the course of the morning we want to hear from you throughout the

written papers on it. >> facebook is one of the many silicon valley companies in the process of expandingsing more office space. others include google, hewlett- packard and motorola. >>> one silicon valley giant has toppled another for the title of world's most valuable brand. apple's brand value going up 84% in the past year to $153 billion. the cupertino-based company passed a previous number one google which saw its value drop 2%. it's now number 2. ibm, mcdonald's and microsoft rounding out the top 5. >>> it is 6:26. coming up, the longest 40 minutes of president obama's life. how he describes the anxious moments during that bin laden raid. coming up. >> plus, from furloughs to class cuts, the statewide fight to take back education. the massive protests converging at the capital today. >>> a man with a passport from yemen rushes a cockpit of a plane bound for sfo. who just happened to be on that plane to help take him down. that's coming up. >>> and a fire destroyed a home in contra costa county. we'll have more on the marital drama that led up to this fire. i'm kiet do coming up with

millions of preteens are active on facebook, which violates facebook's own rules.consumer reports" magazine estimates seven and a half million of the 20 million minors on facebook are under the age of 13. more than five million are under the age of 10. now, kids i don't say -- use a fake birth date when recommending string. once they're found, those accounts are permanently deleted. >>> a silicon valley giant has a plan to change your listening habits. as scott budman reports, google rolling out a new service to store your music that's giving android fans a little something to hold onto. >> reporter: the line was huge. hundreds of people waiting for their free google-powered android tablet. entertained by a small android, and did i mention that they came from all over the world? >> this is where the latest technologies are happening. this is where the future of mobile connected devices will be. i think especially in this area as well and google is at the forefront from it. so this was the place to be. >> is this the pad you'd use over anything else on the market? >

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it on facebook.y mom a message to come home. because of the kids that the backyard. >> i stood outside by the gate and yelled up to the window, "noah, who is in the house?" i seen a large kid running out the backdoor. practically jumped over the deck, the bikes, right by me and out the gate. >> they caught two of the three teens. noah couldn't call 911 because they don't have a land line, just cell phones. typical these days. being a normal 11-year-old he didn't know where his cell phone was. >> thousands of fans spent all night gathering in central park and new york this morning to see a free concert by lady gaga. in fact, some of the fans camped out for days to get a spot close to the stage. the performance is the kickoff event for "good morning america's" summer concert series. it got underway about an hour ago. >> c'mon! ♪ i want your loving ♪ and i want your revenge ♪ you and me can have a bad romance ♪ >> just whetted your appetite, didn't we? you can see much more of the concert, which include

we talked last week about 7.5 million kids under the age of 13 being on facebook. ese privacy concerns are very real. these go to the issue of not just tracking your information without your permission and your location on a cell phone, for example. but also it leads to stuff like cyber bullying, spamming, really inappropriate advertising. so these privacy issues are an enormous concern. that's what we were discussing this week in washington, dc and will be discussing for a lot of weeks to come. >> right, because we're kind of in a wild west situation when it comes to the regulations on this. there really are none. and so we're forming this. and i know your group plays a big part in that. your main message this week was what? >> well, two-fold. number one, kids are special. we've got to look at kids indeed. they don't necessarily make good decisions all the time. adults don't either, but you and i are different. kids and teens have enormous privacy concerns and we have to protect them, both on mobile devices and quite frankly on social networking platforms, like fac

he'd been on facebook for awhile, then all of a sudden, he wasn't able to be on. defriended by facebook. >> they think identity it's a fraudulent account. it happened to kate middleton. they took her page away. they thought she was a fake. >> they investigated. they dug into it a bit. apparently, mark zuckerberg number two might be back on facebook. >> try to explain to your friends, no, i really still love you. i didn't unfriend you. >> all right. thanks for being in the chat room. talk with you again. >> yeah. >>> digital technology is all around us. phone, computer camera, all that. now a legendary film maker george lucas is making sure it gets into your schools. this is perry's principles. >> "star wars" creator george lucas conquered the empire with the power of the force. now he's conquering education with the power of the internet. >> education is the single most important job that the human race has. >> it's a free, non-profit site that highlights what works in schools with blogs and articles and videos. >> we are looking for way for them to be authors of

. >> we would jump into that i want to show the page on facebook. first of all you can see that this is private, but we were able to get a little information from it. first off and do a search of her friends, adjutancy she is not friends with arnold schwarzenegger, not friends with maria shriver or any of the children. there is one photograph available on the web site specials proposing and smiling for the camera. let us check out some other images posted on. >> we have a picture of her decked out as a pirate this was taken one year before she gave birth to arnold's child. then we have a baby shower for the little boy, you can see her posing by the case, holding a bloom a big cake and a smile. posing by a stroller a little later on. we want to know what you think about the latest developments this story. visit the web site to leave your thoughts. and i will have a look at what her my space page reveals. >> new details tonight about brian. this is video of him being transported from a southern california hospital, he suffered a fractured skull and da

we have been on facebook sending out some comments. having a discussion knowing what we could expect. we have a question to see what it their plans are. if it is one to be tame or totally wild, what do you think about that? here is one of the questions coming in from key on the davis. he action said that it is san francisco. it will be wildly tame. also, with zero tolerance rule that is going into effect this year, it looks like it will not be stopping folks. i have just want to know who is bringing about wine. comments come a and on facebook and if you'd like to participate even go to our web site of the toledo www.kron4.com. about a look >>darya: you are out there right now, you also run. you know the forecast so what are you saying to wear. >>louisa: i would say during one of those little raincoats and just to cover, it will probably sprinkles. you could have some heavy downpours because there's instability. you could see some thunderstorms, there is a chance for it. you'll get some breaks to. you'll get some dried bricks. this is go

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next tonight if those in today's happy hour segment lindsay lohan makes quite a fashion statement on facebook or making news service today we'll have those pictures for retards. we are right. we will be. safe ready because freedom. you guys welcome michel ancel on the obama show with part of our guests have to say on the topic now i want to hear audio dislodging you seem to video response on the twitter first part of the question is a please post on you tube every monday and on thursday to show your response and. let your voice be heard. little. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like sleep you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok and you don't. charge the big picture. perfect. little. ok though it's today i guess normally that would mean we'd be very happy hour anyway by the since this is our week where we're doing everything will they get used to it joining me tonight for happy hour of our team producer jenny churchill and jim hansen is back retired special operations maste

you can do that on facebook, your web site. learning how to use your network to promote the thing that you care about, what to write about, is a huge scale that the internet will allow you to do. >> my name is claudia. i worked for pat. my question is for everyone on the panel. -- i work for patch. noting the lack of hispanics on the panel, how do newsrooms address in-language content and sourcing? try to get people in the community, the poor and marginalized, to interact with digital journalism? >> and journalists need to know more than one language, it is that simple. you need to be able to interact with members of your community that you normally would not be able to if you were restricted by language. that is what i tell my students. i always tell them to minor in spanish, not just because it will make them better reporters, but it will get them jobs in a wider variety of markets. so i do believe that is incredibly important. if you do not speak the language, you find somebody who does. you have them help you. if you were t

they were doing it on facebook. they were doing it in google groups. i cannot tell you how many text messages i got day-by-day, minute by minute, detailing the issues, and we have to start to look at the different ways that people communicate. we have to think about how we shape our stories to fit those new media. as much as i hate to admit it, we will probably not be too many 100,000 -- probably not read too many 100,000-word stories anymore. >> thank you for bringing up radio. i wanted to share one positive story. we do a lot with very little money, but we needed $200,000 to keep going, so we decided to do a two-day pledge drive. we did not offer any gifts. we barely cut into programming. we were just very honest with listeners and said we needed to replenish the station. we raise over $200,000 in two days. we broke records. we were all blown away. we broke records on my show, which is 100% funded by listeners. we rates $4,000 on my show. usually, the average is $2,000. it just proves that people really want community, independent radio, and the and