to this day, no one knows how the authorities found out it was him. did facebook turn over that information? there have been cases over the years of social media companies -- i don't want to say turning on their users because sometimes they are forced to comply with local laws. at the same time, they don't necessarily have our best interest at heart. we have to remember these are private companies, they don't know you anything. -- they don't owe you anything. >> when you put something on facebook, your privacy goes way down. i would not opposed anything on facebook where twitter that you do not want the media, your wife, your boss to know. i used to be a lawyer before i was a comedian. there is a very low expectation of privacy if you post something on that facebook wall. it is at your peril. watch what you post and watch what you tweet. it can be used against you in a courtroom or in a lawsuit between two people. >> it has definitely been used in court cases where somebody said they were injured but then there are zero rows of them skiing. -- and there are photos

it's all happening, of course, on facebook, which has been quietly using face recognition software on every photo you upload. and today, a privacy group filed a complaint against facebook. with a government regulatory agency. here's nick schifrin. >> reporter: facebook knows me. it knows my friends. it tracks what i like. where i live. and knows my sisters are kristy and laura. but now, facebook also knows, well, my face. of all its 500 million users, it can recognize my face. my face out of everyone else's. not just mine. if you're on facebook, facebook can recognize your face, too. here's how. while we've been uploading more than 20 billion photos, facebook has been making biometric fingerprints of all our mugs. and now facebook has a massive collection of our faces. probably the largest collection in the world. kind of cool. kind of creepy. controversial enough that european union privacy officials have launched an investigation. here's how it works. that's our intern, brenna williams. >> i'm going to upload photos of myself. >> reporter: she's one of millions of people who is usin

forces have been devoted to or not you can respond to us on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows your response just might make it on air. now when you hear the words a little sick you can't help but ask what will they do next so far they have attacked and expose e-mails from people linked to porn sites all the way up to the u.s. senate web site senate as well as. now in their cyber tirade for lawyers they've continued to go after a few more notable so sources for starters there's an a.p. gary ring a bell it should we told you how this cyber firm was secretly hired by the government to take down the whistle blowing organization wiki leaks well erin ghar the head of h.p. gary based a lot of flack in the cyber world over their backhanded techniques of attacking with leaks things like sending them false government information and although the firm's devilish plan did leak out stopping them from actually being successful it appears that decided to make them their next target it was morning it was tweeted about its latest hack saying. let's shine more light on h.p. gary a company that

i have to say is this is why i am not on facebook ok well it is a good argument i say this is why i don't make parties public on for. and i just learned how to actually use the tools on the internet but that's not going to bring exactly that is you are alone on. this one really gets to go and get a day or day days essentially a. week in florida this new world where all the gays are welcome and it's a fun time but the florida family association thanks so they actually paid a lot of money for some banners to go up and warn families take a look at this one hundred sixty thousand people are visiting central florida to celebrate florida family association is boycotting in a big way. spending seven thousand dollars to fly these banners for two full days near disney warning unsuspected families that quote they're about to be thrust into a crowd of thousands reveling in gay pride. you'll hear the warning unsuspecting families that they're about to be quote thrust into a crowd of thousands reveling in gay pride you can't have that stuff and you know you have a home where i think it's you know you

was left out and what should have been asked of the republican candidates you can respond with on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows your isp. that just might make it on air. now when you watch some of the most popular television shows do you feel like you're being brainwashed to conform to a liberal agenda and the argument we hear from conservatives regarding hollywood and even the news all the time that there's a liberal bias now there's a book that tells the story of quotes how television has been used over the past sixty years by hollywood writers producers actors and executives to promote their liberal ideals to push the envelope on social and political issues and it's shaped america and their own leftist image those are the words of author ben shapiro and these are just a few of his main targets shows like sesame street that seventy's show the mary tyler moore show and glee. let me see what are simply just there's something now gee i wonder what this could be her don't tell me don't tell me are still kind of soft and fluffy why. oh ok. well religion either. i have to say thi

and now you the viewer are first come in today comes from trailers on facebook in response to my post. can't say that i just got a ticket for distracted driving for using my g.p.s. i can't cuss on t.v. but i can on the inner webs it was really a ticket for well check this out when when you noticed that i was using my phone for navigation here to help me drive better and you your fellow officer told me about it you actually were playing on pulling me over and then i responded to it with the bit of a smart alec remark is this is just to get for being a smart alec because you are in plano implemented over before that where you. put enough about me this segment is supposed to be good how brilliant our viewers are so from jay larson he said to a local police officer do you know why i pulled you over today me because fighting crime is real hard anyways also from facebook scott how would writes my i.v. w. shirt came in the mail today it's iraq veterans against the war i wore to the grocery store i was proud of all the weird stares i received a six foot four two hundred eighty pound dude with

afghanistan instead of flying and if you want to support the troops you can join the new delta boycott on facebook linked on my page but i'd rather just boycott find itself as much as possible ok already dogs anyway so while you were fighting for our freedoms in afghanistan the constitution we sorta uphold was still being thrashed by obama here at home as the fight for our freedoms continues in the homeland yes even with the taliban and al qaeda enter into the equation there is no greater threat to all that is american these days than the american government so the last thing our government wants to respect is your right to speak out critically as allegedly protected by the first amendment and now facebook is providing it with a new tool to crack down as wiki leaks founder julian assange himself said right here on r.t. facebook in particular. is the most appalling spying machine because it would be. he we have the world's most comprehensive database of people their relationships the interests of their locations communications we can talk to relatives all within the united states all accessible u.s

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for news, weather, traffic, check us out on facebook. >> one of the world's few uncontacted tribes wasiscovered in a remote corner of the amazon rain forest. leaders in brazil made the announcement. four huts were found surrounded by corn, peanut and banana crops, on the border with peru. the tribes were spotted after three small forest clearings were spotted. the brazil leaders believe it's made up of 200 people. >> a trashy turn at 5:00. >> thanks a lot. what's that about? >> you suppose the tribes are on facebook? yesterday they had no idea. today they are on facebook. >> there you go. i'd like to see them. thousands of pounds of trash, that's the trash that he's talking about, pulled from the ocean. it's being put to good use this morning. it's happening at the marine mammal center. you'll see it's kind of an eye sore but kind of a piece of art. it will be interesting. we'll show it to you. plus, two years after getting her first driver's license an 18-year-old from the bay area hitting the nascar circuit. our bob redell took a ride with her and as he, as he put it, he had to chang

go to our fan page on facebook and click on our light as a button.be entered for a chance to win a magellan gps system or a 50 in. 3-d >> in any wiener told a newspaper yesterday that he would not resign. a recent poll says that most of his constituents say that he should stay on the job. 33 percent said they should -- 32 percent said that he should resign and a 12 percent are undecided. >> e-mail's from the two years and during sara pailin run as governor of alaska are being released. this comes nearly three years after citizens and its organizations began asking for that information. that was during her 2008 vice- presidential run. >> 8:57 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside from mt. tam. hardly a breeze. you can see the clouds below but we are in store for plenty of sunshine. we will be right back. today is an attempt have you been there was no today they use nine months , watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening

pictures of osama bin laden's body and the next i want to respond to something from hellraiser on facebook you guys got to work on these names are so difficult to pronounce he asks a loan at which three states is it illegal to film and they keep telling us the public surveillance is fine if you don't have anything to hide then you don't have anything to worry about now as we covered many times on this show there is a war being waged on those in the public who choose to wield the power of the camera against law enforcement and for some off reason law enforcement doesn't seem as open or willing to public surveillance as they encourage us to be one were the ones being watched so to answer your question the three states were filming the police is actually illegal are maryland illinois and massachusetts and the rest of the country police of time and time again threatened use intimidation tactics against citizens for using camera to record them with absolutely zero legal grounds so i know your rights keep your police in check and next i just want to respond to my man who sat on. facebook your sh

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>> on "early edition" facebook page you're on there now. >> am i?> you didn't know that. >> you have no friends by the way. >> thank you very much. >>> not going to get many friends with this kind of forecast. we have some more rain out in the bay area. >> we know it's not your fault, lawrence. >> i know. >> we have to blame somebody. >> when it's sunny, you can say tough. [ laughter ] >>> showers continuing with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. thursday we catch a break but more rain moving in late in the day on friday and looks like a pretty wet weekend ahead here in the bay area. some places maybe over an inch of rain, impressive for june. we have a picture for you today. rain, wind and fishing in the delta. this is our own sydnie kohara... >> not photoshoped. >> we have some questions on this one. we are wondering if this could have been photoshoped. it looks pretty good. >> you have insulted every woman out there who likes to fish. this is not photoshoped! 38 fish in the boat yesterday. >> that's impress impressive. style points for t

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facebook. i don't know what their current status is. honestly on the facebook issue i think what will happen is in a few years hafed -- i already see it with my kids who i sort of check in once a year and see what do you think of facebook now? they don't like it anymore. it's gotten annoying. they still rely on it, but it is far from the same thing they had to have and use, and so i think there may be a sort of some other patterns of behavior will evolves whether it's people deciding to be just more connected through their mobile phone to whatever network they want to be connected to. i don't know. this changes so fast. anybody who tells you three years from now they know what people will be doing you shouldn't listen to them because they don't know either. on the faltering think the one thing i am seeing in general, the answer is find trusted sources and follow them and whether that is trusted sources in the sense of old media or individual reporters whose bylines you trust or blogs or individual people who you follow through whatever means you've

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to your car and track you without a warrant you can respond with on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows your response it just might make it on air. now just yesterday we brought you some of the biggest tax conducted by law before the group disbanded and one of their last notable attacks was against arizona's department of public safety is their way of protesting the state's papers please immigration law but in the dump of data from this week we also learned that cops are very well aware of police monitoring apps but i've been popping up on our smartphones see a document labeled law enforcement sensitive specifically tells cops to look at a risk ease an heiress g.'s cell phone to see if they have any apps that quote target the police that alone is surprising but they actually list a few he has to keep an eye on traps are and police all are designed to show users the location of speed traps although most users complain it's not really all that good at updating on the hotspots caller id faker that was designed to give users a chance to make spoof calls and alter the caller's voic

time for you said it i read it take time to respond to my brilliance and engaging viewer comments on facebook twitter and you tube because when you've got something to say i do listen now first on respond to john smith who commented on lol psychoanalysing of a would be disbanding out there fifty day rate of care he's at on facebook all the quits not a chance hacker will have that spirit cannot be tonight and you know it john is most definitely right just because all psych has gotten rid of their title does not mean that they're no longer active the people who made up all psych of most likely just directed their enter. into another group maybe even absorbed by anonymous in fact anonymous has already been quite active in the last few days just yesterday they released information hacked from both viacom and universal music group in addition to declaring war on the city of orlando and response to that city arresting members of the group food not bombs this week and if that doesn't convince you that hacking isn't dead i don't know what will a law enforcement can dream on because as john says appar

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according to comscore, users spend 62% more time on facebook than google last month.oogle's newest venture has more privacy than the last two attempts. that you can share information more selectively. several features aim to mimic real life human interaction. users can notify a select group of people that they are hanging out and available for video chatting without appearing on everyone's chat list. google plus is available to a limit number of users. others need to be invited to use the service. >> the giants in yet another one run aware as they go for their eight straight win, and the a's run into a red hot pitcher and incredible defense as they try to get past the marlins. gary has all the sports, she next. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-ve

on facebook he said this of b.s. olbermann never made me feel as though he was going to change his show this shame same show is exactly what i expected and was waiting for and when you waste time attacking the mainstream correspondent who's used most closely resemble your own it makes me question your motives and as a fan of your show i'm disappointed now perhaps dear old you did not expect anything different from keith's new show but i did it all. because as i said yesterday this is what he told interview said what we're trying to do is something that is utterly different than what's been done with television news in the last thirty years since the advent of cable and the great thing down of that used to be the wall between news and everything else and television networks so i was just simply pointing out that what i saw monday night wasn't any different the want he was doing and less n.b.c. before that relationship soured was a revolutionary it wasn't above the fray and parts of it concentrated on personal gripes w

marriage are expected the first day of legal marriage in new york and the effect google will have on facebook and if [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. . >>> in national news a new mexico wildfire continues to rage. threatening a nuclear weapons laboratory. the pyroscoped more than 108 square miles. fire crews managed to hold a defense line across the southern boundary. the epa is watching the area, monitoring for signs of a chemical leak. >> in new york, the most exciting announcement since same-sex marriage was legalized. on july 26 a group is hosting a free wedding cereponies for couples with a free

like us on facebook and you could win a chance to get one of 10 magellan roadmate gps systems or one in. 3d >> low 90s in some inland spots, eighties around the bay, 70 for san francisco. i will have the details coming up. >> a former guard officer johannes mehserle has been released from prison. people are wondering where you live. the attorney for mehserle's says he hopes to return to the bay area but will call another place, if he cannot come back here. according to the parole status, he is free to live anywhere in the united states without restrictions. the former bart officers will be on parole for one year but he does not have to meet with a parole agents. his whereabouts will not be tracked. he is not required to inform anyone where he lives, not even the state parole department. a class-action lawsuit has been filed by the national lawyers guild on behalf of one of the 50 people arrested back on november 5, 2010 during a protest following the sentencing of johannes mehserle. the lawsuit claims that the police department arrested a group of people attending the rally in additi

she has her on website and fans on facebook. she is the cross side -- cross- eyed possum. she is going on display in the tropical house. she shot to fame when her photograph appeared on the internet. now she is set to become the star attraction. i wonder if she was sending pictures of herself to people on facebook. stay with us. i will be right back with our in-depth report. >> will come back, everyone. the german the park -- parliament is discussing the phase out of nuclear energy. what will fill the gap once all of the reactors are taken off line? there are other initiatives are around the world that could show germany the way to a totally renewable power grid. first we go to brazil where today's garbage is being used to produce tomorrow's electricity. >> instincts, it rots, and it never stops growing. the residents of sao paulo produce 14 tons of rubbish every day. it ends up a garbage dumps on the outskirts of the city. as it decomposes, it in mets and a large amount of methane. this dump is different. here the ravages covered by large plastic sheets. he has been workin

say they are pleased with their growth pointing out more than half their active users logon to facebook on any given day. keep in mind, facebook still does have 678 million users worldwide. it did see a lot of growth in brazil, india, mexico. excuse me, sir, are you a facebook user? >> yeah. >> are you? were you surprised to hear last month here in the united states they saw a drop of 6 million users. >> i saw that on the internet, yes, i did. >> why do you think that is? >> because everybody is on it? >> you think the market is saturated? >> it is. it's already saturated. >> this is a drop where people were on it and decided to get off the website. some people think, they are sick and tired of it, got fatigue. >> yes, i'm on the facebook every day. i'm addicted to it. i think everybody is. >> what makes it so addictive to you? >> you've got to see what everybody is doing. you want to know everybody's business, what everybody is doing. >> what are you doing right now? >> get a cup of coffee and go to work. >> all right. take it easy, man. 678 million users. the timing of this news is sick,

facebook. i don't know what the current status is here. honestly on the facebook issue i think what will happen is in a few years it is going to -- the federal and. i already see it with my kids who, you know, i check in once a year. what do you think now. they don't like it anymore. his dad and annoying. that is the word. they still rely on it, but it is far from the same thing that they had to have and use so i think that there may be of pique. and some other patterns of behavior will involve whether it is people deciding to be, you know, more connected through their mobile phone to lever network of friends there want to be connected to. i don't know. this thing changes so fast. anyone who tells you the years from now they know what people will be doing, you should not listen. on the filtering thing, the one thing that i am seeing in general, the answer is find trusted sources involved in. and whether that is suggested sources in the sense of all media or individual reporters his bylines you trust or blocks or individual people who you follow throug

the videos on facebook and youtube. you didn't want it to go this far? >> of course not. >> reporter: was there any chance you could have somehow got it together? >> sure. all he had to do was call me or come by and say, hey, i don't like your car being parked in your driveway, can you move it? and i would have done it. >> reporter: through his lawyer, the judge insists he did not vandalize the car and has never threatened adam. the two continue to live just eight feet apart. how uncomfortable is it? >> only uncomfortable thing is when i pull in my driveway, i'm -- sometimes i'm afraid he's going to hire somebody to kill me or -- >> reporter: you think it might go -- you worry it could go that far? >> sure. but if he does, it's going to be on tape. >>> next -- amazing they live to tell video a baby in front of a bus. and a stroller on a subway. caught in the act. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: what, do you live under a rock? man: no way! man: hey rick check this out! anncr: geico. 15 minutes could save

communities across the country, more opportunities happen. ♪ ♪ >> another example of what you are posting on facebookgerman teenager wanted to have a nice sweet sixteens party, but instead of a private party she did a public one and 15,000 people rsvp. police had to come to break up the crowd. she was not even there. >> that looks nothing like a sweet 16 party i would do at that age. >> social media. that puts new media into it. brian zimmerman continues rehab, and wait until you hear what he did in the ballgame. the nationals get another big hitter. >> the toyota sports desk, and brought to you by your local toyota dealers moving you forward. >> with the sixth selection of the 2011 first year player draft, the washington nationals select and the ney a third baseman from rice university, -- select anthony a third baseman from rice university. >> thricee rice nationals -- the national's took him on his birth date. he has been outstanding the last several years. he was a college player of the year. he was the third baseman. they feel he is a verse of tile player so it will not be a problem -- reversibl

all you have to do is like us on facebook. you must be 18 years or older. winners will be selected by monday at noon. whe >> the largest gay pride of then kicks off this afternoon with that world famous parade on sunday down market street. >> the woman accused of killing her baby in a microwave parentcd get the death penalty if convicted. produced it killed her baby on march 17th. she gave the reason that she fell asleep with the baby next to a space heater. >> can indicate from the contact that i have had, this has been a profoundly tragic experience. it is very difficult on the entire family is committeand community >> another story that we're following is the weather. >> low cloud cover and hazy this. we are starting to warm up as we head into the almost 9:00 a.m. hour. we will take a look at some of those temperatures. we're going to be looking at partly cloudy in the breezy conditions this afternoon with our high is getting into the low 80's at best. maybe made '80s. otherwise we will see the morning fog repeated over and over. right now to orders are o

an open invite to the event on facebook ended up with over 1500 complete strangers showing up to the ayed indoors but the oversized crowd decided to carry on the party without her. even today she claims that she's reluctant to even go outside. michelle kosinski has more. >> reporter: kids today, they put out an invite on facebook and 15,000 of their closest friends respond. the girl here named tessa today put out an apology in the newspaper for the sort of super sweet 16 that was completely unwanted. here in this quiet neighborhood full of elderly people, she was so traumatized she ended up not even attending her own overgrown birthday party. yeah, popular girl that tess ka. this is either the best birthday party ever packing the streets or the worst. young this. the thessa just want 2to facebook a few friends but they pesky privacy setting she left wide open. some brought signs. up with even wrote a song for her. is that a news crew wandering around? por thessa ended up hiding and spent her night quietly with her grandmother. she and her family had realized the mistake she made, trie

it was reportedly paid for with the nation's raised on facebook. -- with donations raised on facebook. the message -- turkey denies that it is meddling. elsewhere in syria, anti- ackermann protests reportedly continue. some images -- anti-government protests reportedly continue. some images show demonstrations. the messages on these boys' chests read, "stop the army" and "there are no gangs." turkey has set up camps for refugees and kept its borders open. >> we share a common destiny with the syrian people. there is no way we will close the border. we will not stop posting them, even if the number reaches 10,000 -- hosting them, even if the number reaches 10,000. beyond that, could become an international problem. -- it could become an international problem. >> iran has successfully placed an imaging satellite into orbit. state television said that the satellite was fully designed and built by iranian scientists. the rocket carried a 15-kg satellite into orbit, at 260 kilometers above the earth. iran launched its first satellite in 2009. united states a ity he concernshat e techlo cou

still to come, one british juror may learn the hard way that not everyone should be your friend on facebook, especially when it comes to the defendant. a volcano in chilly continues to wreak havoc on international travel today. while forcing around 4000 residents to evacuate the area. the-cloud has been spreading east around the globe, causing disruption as far away as australia and new zealand. >> it may look staggeringly beautiful, but this is the scourges of modern-day air travel. a century cloud -- cindery cloud from a distant will get with the potential to cause chaos near and far. a volcanic has closed the local landscape in a carpet of ash. it looks almost ghostly. a volcano erupted 10 days ago, but since then, some 4000 chileans have been evacuated. masks have been handed out by the army. satellite imagery shows why air travel has been disrupted in argentina, uruguay, other south american countries, but it is a transcontinental problem. across the pacific, almost 6,000 miles away in australia and new zealand, scores of flights have been grounded. some airlines have canceled all serv

. >>> some interesting changes if you're on facebook. users will now have a choice to opt out of the social media site's facial recognition feature. companies certainly making some big changes to the process for tagging friends in photos. bob redell joins us live from mountain view to explain what it all means for you. good morning, bob. >> reporter: well, yeah, good morning, laura. let's say a friend takes a picture of you and then they post that picture of you to your facebook account or to their facebook account. right now you can see there's no label for this photo. no one knows who i am unless they of course tag me which is where you go over here, you do the tag and type in bob redell and it comes up and you have to manually tell the computer, hey, that's me. well, facebook is now rolling out a new service, if you will, new technology. it's facial recognition. so let's say someone takes that photo of me and posts it on their facebook account. john smith, let's say. the technology will say, wait a minute, we recognize this photo as b

. >>> going to jail for making a friend on facebook? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus the pluses and the minuses at the box office. >>> coming up t mavericks storm downtown dallas. phil mickelson has nothing to celebrate on his birthday. you've seen walkoffs in baseball but not one like this. >>> well, good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> the "wall street journal" reports the aarp, the powerful lobbying group for older americans, is dropping its longtime opposition to social security cuts. "the journal" says the group has concluded change to the program is inevitable and they want to try to minimize the damage. still, the move risks alienating many of the its 37 million members. >>> newly released court papers reveal former imf chief dominic strauss-cannes tried to claim diplomatic immunity in new york when arrested for allegedly trying to rape a maid. he's on house arrest awaiting trial. >>> last night texas execu