and joining me now for the latest on the attack on facebook from london is the our own adverse of the magnetar look at ascii luke what's the story thanks for having me man i was just on r.j. news talking about the hague alien dalek problem we actual solution with the run with the london riots and how the police stood back and allowed this to happen now no surprise with the solution is the government going to come and take more control away from the people and the people are going to beg for it right now c.b.s. news just reported david cameron will ban twitter and facebook because of the london riots now we have to understand why this is happening and why the riots you know even even happened i mean in london people were abused by the police in the specific urban areas people were. it's hard for them to live with austerity measures with all the cuts and people have become so desperate have become so hopeless but the only answer and solution against the system sadly that they came up with was violence and the reason they came up with violence is because they're having a hard time paying

you said it i read it right 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 listen now first i want to respond to christina robinette who commented on our interview with jeff kaye on water torture she said on facebook on criminals start using euphemisms for harang this act that shows a whole new life a lot we take granted for. rather than our everyday lives while spawning dangerous levels of complacency i have to agree with her here as jeff pointed out in our interview the entire media simply takes the government's word as truth they like donald rumsfeld come out and say that there was no waterboarding to give and then even bother to question him they let him get off the hook on a technicality or as christine says a euphemism calling it water treatment doesn't really make it all that different from waterboarding both are torture plain and simple and somebody should have called donald rumsfeld donald rumsfeld on that one it's time for the media to step out into the sunlight realize that the us gov

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on november 5th. >> everything you do on facebook stays on face but regardless of your privacy settings> the video is titled message from anonymous, operation facebook but not everyone is convinced that this is a real threat. they threaten to destroy facebook for spying on users or abusing people's privacy. they say it is possible some rollback members from the group anonymous created this. >> none of that is confirmed, and none of that is straight out of the anonymous mouth, we do not know what to make of it. it is very confusing if it is really a legitimate threat, who is behind it? how many people are behind it? >> she says that facebook should be equipped to handle this type of threat especially since they have already been warned. but users should use strong passwords and avoid using the same password for multiple web sites. facebook did not want to comment. >> the man suspected of murdering a girl 27 years ago was in court for the first time today stephen made an appearance in a juvenile court room the 43 year old was 16 years old when he allegedly murdered 14 year-old tina fales

do on facebook stays on facebook, regardless of your privacy settings. >> not everyone is convinced real threat. they threaten to destroy facebook for spying on users or abusing privacy. she says it's possible members from the group anonymous creaked the video or it's a hoke. >> there could be facebook accounts hacked. none of that is confirmed. none of that is out of their mouths. we don't know what to make of it. confusing as to whether it's legitimate. who is behind it. >> reporter: facebook should be equipped to handle this type of threat especially because they have been warned, still use strong passwords. facebook declined to comment. alejandra cerball, kron 4 news. >>> the man suspected of murdering a teenager 30 years ago was in court today. you are looking at a photo. he aspeared in a juvenile courtroom. prosecutors say he was 16 when he murdered tina faelz. he did not enter a plea today. >> family and friends attended a memorial for a teen gunned down last week. she was shot and killed. police say he was talking to his girlfriend when a car pulled up and somebody opened fi

preapproval before a photo of you is tagged on facebook. it won't stop people from posting the actual pictures though but your name doesn't have to be attached. it's an embarrassing photo. facebook said the change was based on user requests. >>> east coast quake is producing aftershocks on the late night talk shows. >> here are the top things heard during the quake this according to david letterman. my and, it's lootin time. a baby girl hit >> all right. also making letterman's top 10 last night, that was the scariest two seconds of my life. also, it's lutin time. >>> there is a baby girl who hit a home run for her parents long-time san francisco giants fan. she had just been named the new giants world championship baby. you will meet brooklyn olivia byrd from folsom, adorable. nine months, seven minutes her birth was the closest to the moment when the giants won their first world series title since the team left new york for the big win of texas. she beat out nearly 1,000 babies from 10 states for the tight 8. there is your world series ch

one say the way the law is written, she can't even contact her own children on facebook. for more on this debate, jim steyer with common sense media is back this morning. thanks for being here, jim. what do you make of this law? >> it shows you how we'll change for our kids and schools. here we are, talking about whether or not teachers can contact their students on facebook. i mean, imagine having that discussion 10 years ago. >> well, right. we've been talking about this. it's a wild, wild west of facebook and social media, really changing things and everybody's scrambling to figure out what the new ground rules should be. >> correct, and this is clearly a fear on the state side that there's going to be some kind of inappropriate sexual contact and that somehow teachers will use this as an opportunity to try to approach students. >> well, that's interesting to me. why would you all of a sudden take it to that level? >> because they must have had a couple of cases that made them nervous. the truth is, though, you know i have four kids. they get their assignments online. t

we started this conversation during the debate last night on facebook. we will continue it this morning. we will continue it this morning. we will continue it this about . here is one. let me show you a tweet. send a us your tweets or an email. new haven, ohio. mike, independent caller. are you with us? let me go on to ed, republican, cape cod, ma. cape cod, ma. caller: yesterday's vote along with today will produce the following. our friends on the left want to talk about how america has been taken hostag but several times the debt ceiling has been increased since the mid 60's. let me straighten that out a little bit. they are only half right. in the mid-60's, we had a great society. several times since then, americans, taxpayers and hard- working people have had to pay a ransom, 70 different times. today will mark the end of the beginning of america taking itself back. host: next is mike, new haven, independent. caller: the woman from florida in the last man that talk is right. i am outraged. has anybody read the bill? this administration has been as tr

of course, i was on facebook. i can't find you. i had made my facebook profile private to the people that i wanted to deal with on a regular basis. that concept was so bizarre and alien to this person who was 20 years younger than me. he just couldn't understand. i tried to make the analogy, i don't want everyone calling me. i don't want everyone that i meet to have my phone number. and that's how i used facebook, as a way to interact with the people that i wanted to interact with, but i'm the last of that. i mean that doesn't exist for the people coming up. >> i do the same thing. i used linkedin which is like a professional social network. which is a great tool for recruiting people and connecting on a network perspective. that's my business and social. facebook i try to restrict from, you know, colleagues and business associates. so i totally agree with you. >> we really like using facebook at 20 x 200 as a way to get response from our customers. so we do, you know, different sorts of quizzes or contexts from time to time. it's a

kid is ostracized on facebook. they're always looking down at something. and it's funny. i noticed it with kids all the time now. they're so much more comfortable looking down and that talking to you. if you want to catch somebody's eyes, whether you're waiting in line to buy a coffee at starbucks or whatever, it's hard to get people to look you in the eye any more. >> it's hard enough to get a family together in today's world. nobody has dinner together, much less -- it's hard. so, but there is some good news. a study finds in a facebook helps children find their identities. really? >> and helps them empathize with others? >> empathize? i don't know. i think it's narcissistic in many, many ways. look at this new picture and how i looked yesterday and look at my new dress. >> it is gross. sometimes you get carried away. you don't even realize it. you know what's funny. i was like here and me and my mom having a birthday. and i'm like, oh, my god, i'm becoming one of those people i hate. >> i hoped you would realize

i didn't know you could have a riot on facebook what would look like facebook users madly clicking from page to page unfriending people at a like in pages with reckless abandon not exactly a court of prosecutor martin it rob jordan blackshaw and perry sutcliffe independently and from the safety of their homes may have thought that it would be acceptable to set up a facebook page from inside others to take part in disorders and treasure they were wrong well i guess they were wrong but so was the justice system in which the non crime of what may have been just a joke on facebook is part of the same way that a violent offender might be by the way the facebook writes in question that the prosecutor claimed to have caused panic in the residence never materialized of course we have seen crackdown doesn't address any of the issues of poverty and separation from society that many believe caused the rights but only make them worse and person i am predicting it will be seen more riots in england if this is the government's primary response. in the united states however our government is intercept

other thoughts on facebook? you sure? >> only that facebook has a big new competitor in the marketplace. interesting to see with google's approach to the social network, the ability to do what you seem to have found it easy to segment out your profile and associate with people you only want to associate seems to be the big thrust behind their product. you start running the numbers also touches a significant number of people and while it might not have the elegance of an apple product yet, they seem to do really well with technology so interesting to see what happens a year from now where facebook stands if google's attempt takes off. >> more artist than scientists. >> the new offering from google reflects more the way we live which is there are certain things we talk about in the office and other things we talk about with our families and other things we talk about with our friends. one of the tricks with facebook is we're talking to everybody the same way. that doesn't really mirror the way we behave as people. that is re

going to be the sequel to the financial crisis of two thousand and eight you can respond to us on facebook twitter and you tube and you know if your response just might make it on air. now tonight we have more proof that the british government is doling out some serious punishments to people who took part in the recent riots in any way so you believe them charged more than a thousand people with crimes related to the rights and while some may be fair some of the sentences are absolutely absurd last night we told you about jordan blackshaw and perry sutcliffe keenan both men in their twenty's have each been given a four year prison sentences for creating facebook pages that in. cited this despite the fact that the page created by black shot called smash down in north which town resulted in nobody showing up for the so-called riot and it sucked live keenan's case he drunkenly created the page then took it down the next morning so no riot ever occurred but the judge who made the ruling called the facebook plotting an evil act and said that he hoped the harsh sentence would be a deterrent to w

if you want to participate in this poll join us on facebook >> industrial average when is just down 44ay boi may. more on the worst hit earthquake but it was only as reported at six it was widely felt around at the area. five minutes after that there was a 2.3 aftershock. now to the east coast and it was centered in virginia where staff members and students were injured at this high school in mineral the cracks whip in the wall one student had to be taken to the hospital the others were treated by the school nurse >> this is a surveillance video from a liquor store outside of washington d.c. she's got something from the other side was moving the wall, not a good place to be with falling bottles this was one of the strongest earthquake to hit the east coast since world war two there were no reports of serious injuries or deaths >> this one of virginia at all the stuff of felony crimes in at the supermarket storer i definitely not been i'll 3 it also shows up some perks but that fell from a house and running past and not trying to get hurt and this is my favorite when a bride running awa

of course, i was on facebook. i can't find you. i had made my facebook profile private to the people that i wanted to deal with on a regular basis. that concept was so bizarre and alien to this person who was 20 years younger than me. he just couldn't understand. i tried to make the analogy, i don't want everyone calling me. i don't want everyone that i meet to have my phone number. and that's how i used facebook, as a way to interact with the people that i wanted to interact with, but i'm the last of that. i mean that doesn't exist for the people coming up. >> i do the same thing. i used linkedin which is like a professional social network. which is a great tool for recruiting people and connecting on a network perspective. that's my business and social. facebook i try to restrict from, you know, colleagues and business associates. so i totally agree with you. >> we really like using facebook at 20 x 200 as a way to get response from our customers. so we do, you know, different sorts of quizzes or contexts from time to time. it's a

a lot of you are tweeting and commenting on facebook. i want to share something with you i have gotten from a woman on my facebook page. francesca deangeles, a new york state wildlife rehabilitator and she says to be on the lookout -- wherever you are in this storm's path -- be on lookout for injured wildlife, or wildlife that has been displaced from their nest because of the storm. an awful lot of animals. i saw one on my way into the city, a deer just off the side of the road. i thought about these animals and how they are braving the storm. so be on the lookout for them. if there is any way you can help and call the local wildlife agency, that would be great. >> shelters here in new york, 91 of them allowing to you bring in pets. >> those are pets. she's talking about the wildlife. e >> in newport news, virginia, near the university. we have been out of power since noon. we can't leave our yard, due to power lines on our street. and a big oak tree fell across the road. and in our neighbor's driveway, winds are whipping, branches still

where what started out as a joke drunken night and the creation of a facebook page and in so much more on the facebook page an invitation for people around london to come out and write a riot never happened but the two young men who started the page both in their very early twenty's were sentenced for years in jail for even attempting it is one look at multiple harsh sentences being disturbed by the british government after those four days of violent protests there are days i have or bennett has the details. four years behind bars for the riot that didn't even happen jordan black sure and perry sutcliffe kenan were banged up for inciting disorder on facebook no one turned up after their invitation to riot which they later said was a drunken joke but now they face sentences even tougher than most looters and i worry is that it is an imbalance and a four year sentence for example would normally be given to somebody for a previous bodily harm for holding someone up with a knife or even for. some form of sexual assault so it seems to me that. there is a danger that the courts are moving into

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didn't even happen jordan black sure and perry sutcliffe kenan were banged up for inciting disorder on facebook no one turned up after their invitation to riot which they later said was a drunken joke but now they face sentences even tougher than most looters and i worry is that it is an imbalance a four year sentence for example would normally be given to somebody for a previous bodily harm for holding someone up with a knife or even for. some form of sexual assault so it seems to me that that there is a danger that the courts are moving into disproportionate territory and that actually devalues our response to more serious crimes that governments encourage courts to dish out harsh sentences by using the public disturbance as an aggravating factor it's meant this man anderson fernandez could even be sent to jail for theft of just two scoops of ice cream because like this one denying bail to most offenders and ignoring any claims of previous good character of the one thousand two hundred seventy seven people charged so far two thirds have been reminded in custody that's way up on last year's ra

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communities and to solidify them. >> many school districts for bid teachers to friend students on facebook. >> i don't use face doos book. >> and win site school district dual out, even in missouri. and the wall is remarkably similar to facebook. but this is there for students and teachers to learn only school related materials. teachers can't have private conversations without supervision. and students can't share outside of the classroom network. >> there are school administrator accounts providing those extra layers of visibility. >> and there are now two million subscribers. and half a million subscribers you can see it's growing. three teachers were using that web site or had heard of edmotod i mention it's free and also available in spanish? >> good to know. >> and pg&e smart meters sparked a wave of protests throughout the bay area. >> why is a similar tech nok nolg being investigated? >> and there is a report identifying problem was the sprawling plan to reduce overcrowding in california state prison autos thousands of construction crews could go back to work soon after the preside

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status on facebook british courts are coming down hard on the writers who spread mayhem last week human rights groups are accusing judges of overreacting something ignored by prime minister david cameron who's determined to mend the country's broken society either bennett now reports from london. four years behind bars for the riot that didn't even happen jordan black sure and perry sutcliffe kenan were banged up for inciting disorder on facebook no one turned up after their invitation to riot which they later said was a drunken joke but now they face sentences even tougher than most looters and our worry is that it is an imbalance and a four year sentence for example would normally be given to somebody for a previous bodily harm for holding someone up with a knife or even for. some form of sexual assault so it seems to me that that there is a danger that the courts are moving into disproportionate territory and that actually devalues our response to more serious crimes the governments encourage courts to dish out harsh sentences by using the public disturbance as an aggravating factor

community. >> many silicon valley school districts forbid them from friending students on facebookofo is one website they do allow. it's remarkably similar to facebook but this website is there for students and their teachers to discuss and learn only school related material. students and teachers cannot have private conversations with each other or share with those outside their classroom network. >> in addition to that, we have many other things and school administrator accounts that provide those extra layers of visibility. >> edmoto has 2 million subscribers and last december. they had half a million subscribers so you can see how it is growing. it's free and available in spanish and portuguese. >>> before we get to the warming trend down the road, what is it going to look like. >> we're looking at it for a while. low clouds and fog and drizzle but we are beginning to see some sunshine closer to them by the airport. out in concord, so don't feel bad. we will see numbers come down a little bit. i'll tell you when and full details next. >> and this shard to see. why residents in

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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

of course, i was on facebook. i can't find you. had made my facebook profile private to the people that i wanted to deal with on a regular basis. that concept was so bizarre and alien to this person who was 20 years younger than me. he just couldn't understand. i tried to make the analogy, i don't want everyone calling me. i don't want everyone that i meet to have my phone number. and that's how i used facebook, as a way to interact with the people that i wanted to interact with, but i'm the last of that. i mean that doesn't exist for the people coming up. >> i do the same thing. i used linkedin which is like a professional social network. which is a great tool for recruiting people and connecting on a network perspective. that's my business and social. facebook i try to restrict from, you know, colleagues and business associates. so i totally agree with you. >> we really like using facebook at 20 x 200 as a way to get response from our customers. so we do, you know, different sorts of quizzes or contexts from time to time. it's a

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