on facebook and you're on facebook i mean do you check any of the ads you click on any of the ads on facebook. i never have i never enjoyed dressed your guests last point in. it in the very you know you could be on facebook it is tracking what you like and what you do at work somebody walks by and sees you on facebook on your monitor and on the site is a whole bunch of ads that are going to be related to what you like you might not want that person to know that you are interested in overseas vacations or whatever it may be and so there's a bit of a privacy breach there i think because it's going to put ads that are appropriate to what you're looking at on your facebook page for people to walk by and see ok gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on facebook state party. and. see. if she. leaves. and you can see the sun it's. slowly. coming to cross talk i'm going to mind you we're talking about facebook's i.p.o. slim. and you can see the sole. and now we're joined by its very in philadelphia he's founder of market tamer dot

right now think of it like a seesaw where on one side you've got google or facebook trying to maximize their advertising targeting by watching everything you do on the other side of the teeter totter you've got people who are tired and weary of all their actions being tracked and most recently you've had all sorts of backlash in terms of privacy issues with the issues and with the google problems and now you've got you know facebook's tried to address this by having you know twenty or twenty years of audit's with the f.c.c. for privacy they've also change their privacy laws but at the end of the day people don't trust the internet when they go on there and when they're going around on facebook it's tracking what books you like what videos you watch who you are who your friends are and it's getting to be a little bit too much i think people are starting to have a little bit of a backlash against it when you think about that jamie it's the flavor of the month right now but as we go down i mean people are going to invest in this company because they want to make money n

there are about 800 million people logged on to facebook. one or two posts a day is not a stretch. >>> coming up, another check on traffic and weather right here on 9news now.

over time, users will continue to see more emphasis on facebook as the business. i do not think people like my mom, who uses facebook every day, realize it is a business. it is not just for us to play on an right to our friends on. over time, it will make people see in more advertising encroach on the website. >> we will be watching the public offering. great to have you on the show. >> still to come, the mona lisa, the face that makes us swooned. how unique is the masterpiece? it turns out the enigmatic portrait has a twin. here in the northeastern united states, the temperatures today seem more like spring and winter. in eastern and central europe, it is a very different story. daniel sales reports on the cold snap that has taken home. "but the icy weather spreading across europe has reached as far south as bologna in italy. some say this week will be the coldest the country has seen in nearly 30 years. hear, the snowy weather is a nuisance. in ukraine, almost 2000 heeded shelters have been built to keep the homeless warm. so far, 43 people have died from the col

by the way, i will keep you posted on what happened at our facebook and some of the best it's. snow enough for you or not? blog on. -- log on. >> now let's hear what this guy was hard about all night. >> this is as good as it gets for me, basketball junkies. duke and carolina battled to the final buzzer on tobacco road florida state upset by boston college. georgetown and syracuse go into overtime to settle the rivalry. it was march madness in february. sports is coming up. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers -- moving you forward. >> the georgetown hoyas knew they were going to be up against it at the carrier dome in syracuse. they had every chance to win tonight. the end of regulation, the g-men down by four. this is from way outside the three at the end of regulation, splash. the game goes into overtime. chris joseph scored 29 points for syracuse knocking down the three in the final minute of overtime. georgetown had one last chance to tie it. the turnover by jason clark with 4.9 seconds left. that is it, ball game, syracuse beats georgetow

over time, users will continue to see more emphasis on facebook as the business. i do not think people like my mom, who uses facebook every day, realize it is a business. it is not just for us to play on an right to our friends on. over time, it will make people see in more advertising encroach on the website. >> we will be watching the public offering. great to have you on the show. >> still to come, the mona lisa, the face that makes us swooned. how unique is the masterpiece? it turns out the enigmatic portrait has a twin. here in the northeastern united states, the temperatures today seem more like spring and winter. in eastern and central europe, it is a very different story. daniel sales reports on the cold snap that has taken home. "but the icy weather spreading across europe has reached as far south as bologna in italy. some say this week will be the coldest the country has seen in nearly 30 years. hear, the snowy weather is a nuisance. in ukraine, almost 2000 heeded shelters have been built to keep the homeless warm. so far, 43 people have died from the col

sharon has two teachers in high school and friends with teachers on facebook. >> i think it's great. it gives them an opportunity to continue to connect with the parents after they've had their children. especially the younger grades you develop a relationship with them. >> reporter: some teachers in schools like red pump elementary school use facebook to post information on students' class work, upcoming school events and also a place for teachers and participants to connect. eleanor has taught kindergarten and first grade and friends parents. >> anybody to ask me to be a friend, i am. i friend the parents and i've known their children and taught siblings and things like that and i felt comfortable enough. i've never denied anybody, but i felt comfortable enough to talk to and share my life with. >> reporter: maryland educators haven't seen major problems but other states have. in 2007 a michigan middle schoolteacher was fired after inappropriate pictures of her were taken. students and parents gained access to the photos posted on the internet. the teacher was fired and appealed an

. >> it was comforting to see tatjana had hundreds of friends on facebook.he looked like she was friendly. >> reporter: so you rented a car? >> yes, we rented a car and hit the road. >> reporter: zimride's cofounder john zimmer says like many internet startups his company depends on facebook to get customers. >> when you log into our service and we require facebook and you log into services that require facebook it makes it hard for people not to use facebook. >> reporter: and that is facebook's goal, to become the place on the internet that people must use to connect with friend and businesses. everything users do on facebook adds to a detailed personal profile that facebook then sells to businesses searching for just the right customer. while some worry about privacy, that hasn't stopped more than 800 million around the world from posting their profiles on facebook. >> it keeps me in touch with everybody. like, i can find them online whenever i want because everybody's on facebook all the time. >> reporter: increasingly, facebook offers one place to do it

and almost everybody is on facebook. and so people spend more and more time on mobile. maybe shop changes. >> you aren't really focused on retail in your previous company, cosmics, which was acquired by wal-mart. what were you doing some. >> so the company i co-founded off, we were working in the state of social media and analyzing what people are saying on facebook and twitter and use that to input interesting things. like what is the hottest store rye right now. what is the most news worthy story right now. is somebody into hiking or biking or adventure sports based on what they say on facebook. >> what can you do with the fact that i like hiking but hate biking? and i have friends -- >> and i'm pregnant before i even know it, according to recent comments by target. >> i won't comment on target. >> is she pregnant? >> depends. i would have had to have been buying lotion answers supplements according to this recent article about target. >> oh, i see, you're associating the recent things. >> yes. >> can you know months before the baby arrives, at least, that baby is on

on mitt romney's explanation for this controversial comment. >> i'm not concerned about the very poor, we have a safety net there. >> pelley: facebook is going public. john blackstone on how the social network plans to change. and his soul train helped carry stars to fame. remembering don cornelius and that voice. >> love, peace, and soul! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the combat role for u.s. troops in afghanistan may end a full year earlier than expected. secretary of defense leon panetta said that today for the first time on behalf of the administration. he was talking to reporters traveling on his plane headed to europe. secretary panetta said "hopefully by the mid-to latter part of 2013 we'll be able to make a transition from a combat role to a training, advise, and assist role." u.s. forces are due to remain in afghanistan through 2014. panetta did not suggest today that americans would be coming home any sooner. the u.s. goal is to keep the taliban from returning to power, but in another development today, david martin tells us that a u.s. military report says the

or you can type "prius" on facebook and get personal advice about it from your friends. are you trying to turn everything we do on the web into a social function? >> i think what we've found is that when you can use products with your friends and your family and the people you care about, they tend to be more engaging. i think that we're really gonna see this huge shift where a lot of industry is--and products are just gonna get remade to be social. >> so you're out here in silicon valley. can you feel a tectonic plates... >> yes. >> shifting over? >> well you can see the talent shift over... >> right. >> you know, there's been a big war about talent and payments, millions of dollars to keep people, engineers at google. >> mark's number two, sheryl sandberg, defected from google. he recently wooed over the inventor of google maps, and he even poached google's cafeteria chef. there's kind of a talent brain drain from them to you, something like 200 people who work for you, 10%... >> i do think it's clear... >> are former googlers, right? >> there are areas where the compan

it's just that on facebook i can do it on a much larger scale and people that are interested in talking to me about it would say something and those who are not interested would ignore it. >> reporter: even though he says his wife is blocked from his facebook page, she somehow saw this picture and read comments from friends. mark is a photographer but says his wife painted an unfair picture of him to a domestic relations court. and the court ruled that facebook comments violated a civil protection order against him. now he must post this apology every day for 30 days or go to jail for 60 days. >> on one hand i've been told i can't say what i want to say on facebook and now i'm also being told i must say something that they're telling me i have to say. this prewritten apology. >> it's going to garner a lot of attention. >> reporter: attorney jill meyer says the case may make national headlines because social media is still so new. >> and what the courts have said is that the notion of preventing somebody from speaking or compelling somebody to speak raises the same constitutional first a

and facebook's got one right here. and entrepreneurs everywhere are taking heed. >> gentlemen, good luck. tim draper, brendan wallace, we wish you well. >> all of those platforms that i know so little about but must learn. up next, facebook is all about sharing. so why aren't they sharing more shares with their users? >> and here's a question, will facebook make google the next yahoo!? think about that one. a special edition of the hot file is on deck. the two trains and a bus to the 5:00 arider.holar. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be. ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. not quite knowing what the next phase was going to be, you know, because you been, you know, this is what you had been doing. you know, working, working, working, working, working, working. and now you're talking about, well you know, i won't be, and i get the chance to spend m

>> eric: i am on facebook a lot. by the way, no one is hotter than my wife.ic: my son spends time on facebook and there is a new one that is more personal that you make your own website. i'm all right with it. if they keep it clean. but if something nasted is posted -- if you are a parent, make sure you are a friend with your kid so you can see what they are doing. >> bob: my daughter gets on facebook and sees her friends got a new cloths from such and such place. he is proceeds to take my credit card and order the stuff, right? he is got in trouble with me when i found out about it. it wonder how much pressure it was because her friends had all got this johnny somebody or other something. >> dana: you don't -- i don't do this a lot. but you don't post money date thing of your life or things that didn't go right for you that day. you post things that make it look like your life is great. >> andrea: i talk to a good friend of mine. they have a little girl at home. she is 2. they post pictures of the little girl when everything is going great. but not when she

you can join the conversation on facebook on www.ktvu.com. >>> sickening 150 students. ktvu's rob roth is live with the outbreak that is to blame for canceling classes. >> reporter: so many students and staff here at st. ignatius college preparatory have come down with the virus school is shut down till monday. >> reporter: crews were busy disinfecting st. ignatius college preparatory. >> all of the places where students will come into contact, tables, chairs, doors, walls, desks. our floors. all those areas will be cleaned. >> reporter: yesterday 150 students called in sick or went home. >> bath rooms smelled. tough situation. after school i am walking by and there is throw up everywhere. >> reporter: the number of infected swelled to 300. with so many people sick the school decided to shut down for the week. >> it would have been difficult to have school. we could open, we believe we are clean enough to open but we want to ensure, you know, the health of our students. >> reporter: officials say it is not what people might call the flu but most likely the norovirus. 20

now it's all on facebook. e he's going for. >> maybe mark zuckerberg and newt gingrich can work on that lunar colony, you know, once the earth has been conquered, the moon is next. ben mezrich, thank you for your time. thanks for joining the program. we want to know what you think about the future of facebook, so tell us on facebook, facebook.com/nowwithalex. >>> coming up next, there's a chance of a truce on capitol hill. the peacemakers may surprise. they're members of the same party. that's next on "now." ♪ he was a 21st century global nomad ♪ ♪ home was an airport lounge and an ipad ♪ ♪ made sure his credit score did not go bad ♪ ♪ with a free-credit-score-dot-com ♪ ♪ app that he had ♪ downloaded it in the himalayas ♪ ♪ while meditating like a true playa ♪ ♪ now when he's surfing down in chile'a ♪ ♪ he can see when his score is in danger ♪ ♪ if you're a mobile type on the go ♪ ♪ i suggest you take a tip from my bro ♪ ♪ and download the app that lets you know ♪ ♪ at free-credit-score-dot-com now let's go. ♪

johnson, also known as chucky t., seen on facebook, squatting in his cell behind bars. n inmate at the baltimore city detention center who, according to those posts, is sipping messages outside via a mobile phone. one post talks about trying to get a deal with prosecutors. nelson thomas jr.-- . >> i'm pissed off. >> reporter: is one of the victim's brother. he said the family learned about the facebook post after a witness in the case friended his sister. >> and he's supposed to be one of the witnesses -- and here he is talking to him on facebook, telling them they're going to be out on the street together and soon and all that. >> reporter: it's illegal for inmates in maryland to possess a cell phone. regarding johnson, a spokesperson for the detention center released this statement reading in part while it can not be ascertained at this point that these allegations are accurate, bcdc staff is putting the full resources into the investigation. another investigation for one family waiting for the results of another. >> i want justice for my son. we were a close family. w

[laughter] so we do need the know my mom is on facebook. i have a son of 23, my son is on facebook.notte river has their own youtube channel. >> for parents if your kid is on because there's a lot more content that can be created there on some of the other networks. >> there's been friendster. my feeling is facebook is more entrenched. it does seem to appeal to some of different generations that is dependent on your generation also being drawn to facebook but there are so many different social networks there are other places you can dakota -- can go to have a private space. there are more social networks so people can start doing different things in different places, and that way they can sort of keep their identity somewhat separate. spec i've been alerted there are five minutes left. you get social capital to estimate a similar situation. if we go back far enough, health care and your private information about your health was not necessarily restricted by law, yet hippa cannot in all of that information is prevented by law to be released. why couldn't a similar situation be develo

we don't want to do it on facebook when it's clear we should be. n google you can customize the information you give google to a large degree. that's another important thing we need to learn about google. if you customize the way google tracks you can limit the amount of information and kinds they follow about you, you degrade the service google gives you an estimate of obvious trade-off once you click on those things. you start seeing google no longer helps you shop is so but it might help you learn a little batter is as google becomes better for shopping numbers for learning, databases are really important question for us as citizens. i happen to think there's more to life and shopping. but not today, please shot. shop shy here and a lot. after you get out of get out of. i'm off to shop so much. when you think about the extent to which we depend on this medium of the world wide web to learn about the world, maybe we need to imagine differences. maybe we need to invest more in systems like public libraries and university libraries and their outrage

. >> hundreds of you to share the story and commented on facebook. michael wright, we will one day be able to truly call this a free country. >> my personal belief is the word marriage is joining between a man and a woman under god. >> we broke the story on line. you can see an interactive timeline to today's vote in annapolis all on wbaltv.com. broken water fountains, faulty heating, old plumbing. tonight a baltimore -- support for a controversial bottle packs to improve city schools. the bald and education coalition toward patterson high school, one of the oldest schools in the city. the temperatures were near 90 degrees and they hope it will bring attention to the dilapidated conditions of the schools. >> i don't think it is fair that the best rooms in the school are for visitors and the main office. i believe all classrooms should be equal, the same temperature, a comfortable area for the students to learn in. >> builders that would take $2 billion to repair the dozens of buildings in need of repair. the hazmat scare and self baltimore. crews work

much more on facebook. also the trade on qualcomm which is moving higher in the after-hours session. and a trip out to indianapolis ahead of the super bowl for a very special guest. stay tuned. [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. >>> welcome back to "fast money." obviously everybody is very interested in facebook. wants to read the filing themselves. so much so that sec.gov the website is down. it has crashed because there are too many -- i was trying to get on it myself. and we also want to touch on qualcomm. just before the break we mentioned the earnings are out. it was a very g

those of you on facebook. >> don't bother me. i'm on facebook right now. >> you got to engage. o be a two-way street there. >> i know. >> we'll check our facebook status and update right now. >> good idea. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you again at 6:00. >> good night.

one of the accused bullies and now he and two of his buddies are in trouble after they post it on facebook. >> what are you scared for? >> this video from wftv in florida. >> you a [ bleep ]. >> the kid in the orange shirt is jacob. he has asperger's a form of autism. this went down on friday but jacob says he's been bullied for weeks. >> why did you run? >> police say 15-year-old jacob was beinger to meanted by three boys, one of whom allegedly caught the incident on tape including the fact what you just saw, him nearly being run over by a motorcycle and car trying to evade the kids. listen to the cruel stuff they said, so cruel now these three teens are accused of a hate crime. >> hey. crack a scare, dog. >> bro is running. >> they called him some racial terms. the person shooting this video even turns the video on to himself. taiwan english, dion glitsy and jolson able are accused in the case. >> could have got hit by a car, lost his life. and these boys, they don't understand that. >> this makes me sick to my stomach to watch these kids do this with so much laughter and glee in their v

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why a husband was forced to choose between jail time or posting on facebook. >>> and baby on board. occupy's newest member is born inside of a taxi cab. and the whole thing, caught on tape. >>> good evening. i'm jeff ranieri in the weather center. three days of record-setting heat. the warmest today, santa rosa alt 80up pe r70s upper 70s i tntheas e y.ba avctwepemoexg in ab freovage ermpesteur ator moer.ow to >>> we continue to follow the developing news tonight in napa. a wildfire in wine country. it started out as a controlled burn this afternoon. but quickly became uncontrolled. despite the windy weather, controlled burns were allowed today. right now, 50% of this fire is contained. evacuations were ordered as a precaution. the fire has burned at least 35 acres thus far. and a handful of luxury homes were threatened. we'll continue our coverage online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> banding together to fight fire and save money. two bay area cities are considering the idea of sharing a firestation with san mateo county. officials are exploring a plan to consolidate fire safety. it's estim

extreme parenting on facebook. the lengths one father went to get his daughter's attention. >> get in on all the action before the february 26th february 26th oscars right here on abc. predict the winner. watch exclusive video, and the red carpet, and go back stage during the academy awards show on oscar.com. >> you can download the exclusive oscar app. it offers live videos of the red carpet and back stage >> a lot of parents are getting behind this next guy. tommy jordan of north carolina, posted a video response on facebook. >> you tell me at least once a day i ought to get a job. i love this part. you could just pay me for all the [bleep] i do around the house. seriously? are you kidding me? i'll get to that in a minute. >> okay. then the girl's father took his gun and fired nine shots into this daughter's laptop. the video has nearly 15 million hits on facebook. >> a little extreme for the gun shots, but -- >> oh, yeah,. >> mike: got the point. >> it is north carolina, too. >> thanks for watching. captioned by

more than 3,000 comments on our facebook page. all in one direction. 73% of viewers thought it was an okay punishment. >> just a sample of some of the comments melanie kukuk. i'm 15 and support what he did. i get sick and tired of teenagers especially girls having hissy fits because their lives -- and she used a word. half of them don't have a clue what a bad life would be like. >> and this one says i was horrified by this reaction. technology is a new part of our parenting world. i have two teenage children. i constantly remind them that with privileges comes responsibility. we wouldn't send our children out in a car without teaching them. this father berated his daughter for putting inappropriate material on facebook. isn't that exactly what he did? >> and jason koren says, we need more parents like this rather than push over parents who raise zero respecting teens. it is about the technology. this is something a girl would have written in her diary. >> isn't it enough to take away the laptop? >> you could just take it away. thro

have a phone and be on facebook? reporter: the facebook page is saying that the postings are coming from a mobile phone. at one point talking about his case. they are saying that he even had interactions with a witness in his trial. >> what good is a witness? >> reporter: corrections officials tell eyewitness news, it cannot be ascertained at this point. at the allegations are accurate. baltimore cracks staff is putting their full resources into the investigation. if the accusations are true, johnson will be prosecuted. prison officials are cracked down on cell phones behind bars. last year, 1300 cell phones were seized. including 456 from the baltimore detention center. for the thomson family, the facebook page is a painful reminder of their loss. >> we have no more life. because he took or son. >> reporter: prison officials tell us they have not found a cell phone on johnson in prison. they are saying that without the cell phone there is no way to know if it is him posting on- line. meghan mccorkell, eyewitness news

we've been asking you our viewers on facebook if $5 for regular gasoline will change your driving habitsone wrote it will change how i drive because my car only takes premium. maria wrote fortunately the bay area has tons of things to do and see. we can stay close to home. we want to know what you think this morning. just like the ktvu channel 2 morning news team on facebook. >> it's always fun to look through those comments. >>> 5:39 is the time. how is the commute? >> it looks good pam and dave. so far we've had windy conditions. i do want to warn you there is winds on the bridges and causeways you should be aware of. including on the bay bridge. westbound traffic still looks good if you are driving into san francisco. no major problems on interstate 880 nearby. take a live look at us in our billing you can see traffic is moving well. and southbound 880 on the left heading down to hayward and union city. let's take a look at that area. southbound traffic is moving along pretty well passing 92 on the way to the south bay. at 5:40 let's go to steve. >>> thank you very much. a very cold w

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candidates for the presidency let us know if you think on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows the response it just might make it on air. now the founding fathers created the original bill of rights was to guarantee protections for the people from the government but now in our digital world the obama administration has proposed a new consumer privacy bill of rights to protect your data from companies that want to get their hands on it so just think about so many the recent revelations right the browsers phone and excuse me phones and apps are all tracking your whereabouts or communication story your address books and other personal data so here is what is in the obama administration's proposal that they released yesterday calling on congress to enact that there are seven main points here the first individual control consumers have a right to exercise control over what personal data companies collect from them and how they use it and we have transparency consumers have a right to easily understandable and accessible information about privacy and security practices the third resp

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