pull everything together, pick one point of engagement. facebooklly is probably the most engaging platform out there. use all your channels to drive engagement there. >> okay. and just one thing that i heard the other day is, post after hours. i read this somewhere that you get a lot more response if you post after hours. i thought that was interesting. >> particularly if you're a consumer business. folks are checking facebook in the evening more often than during the day. >> that's true. i thought that was good, too. gail, thank you so much. again, congratulations on the book. and this is such an important topic, especially going forward as more and more people use facebook to communicate. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, phil and les answer your business questions, including one about getting your clients to pay on time. and hopefully they'll have some fatherly advice for today's elevator pitcher and his line of i'm the daddy products. including delivery room scrubs for the expecting papa. you know, those farmers, those

privacy and it is a scary thought but their goal is that everyone is on facebooktake on the ipo and did you buy in? >> i didn't buy in. i'm a horrible investors. you know, it was a mess. a total and complete mess. i don't think anybody expected it. i definitely don't think the facebook people wanted to see something like this happen. but a lot of people probably lost a lot of money. and the nasdaq looks horrible. it was a total mess. >> do you think we will still talk about facebook five years from now, 20 years from now? >> i think we will. i personally think facebook will continue to be a part of our lives indefinitely. it is just too big. and it is just a a matter of thousand moves to the telephones, because the cell phone is the if you tour of everything. if facebook can figure out a way to dominate that then we will talk about facebook forever. >> do you think we just lost the art of letter writing and picking up the phone an making a call in regard to communicating with those we love? >> it's true. in college, if you wanted to meet a girl you had to go and s

here are five of the most common facebook marketing mistakes. one, not filling out your brand page. ur page should be a good source of information for users. so include things like office hours, april dress and photos. >> two, using an illegal cover photo. facebook says you cannot use it to include price information, a call to action or contact information. it's prime real estate on your page so make sure to follow facebook guidelines. >> number three, overposting. be smart about what you post and how many times you do it. 4, too much text. keep it short and sweet. pose between 100 and get 50% more likes than longer ones. >> and, number 5, not making the most of fab's options. -- facebook's options. if you put your company on facebook, you have taken the first step. now how do you make it work for you? well, one of the things you need to think about is getting people to like you so you can continue to communicate with them. here with tips on how to get more likes is gail goodman, the ceo of constant contact and she is also author of the book "engagement marketing, how small business

. >> you don't eat as much. >> after seeing skinny photographs of her friends on facebook, she decided to slim down fast. onlinee found on nin -- gave her the thinspiration. >> a lot of it is based on condition and who can be seen near -- be skinnier. >> social media has given eating disorders of the firth of forth to reach the masses -- bigger platform to reach the masses. the founder of the national eating disorder association says that social media if this holds impossible to ignore -- makes the images almost impossible to ignore. >> there is no one saying "that is stupid, nobody could be that thin and healthy." >> users post notes encouraging each other to eat less. >> it's not how it is. >> nagin has stopped looking at these sites altogether. she wants her peers to know what the images on line actually are. >> don't believe it. it is all faith. -- fake. >> derek mason -- derrick mason is not on the feel of getting ready for this season if is effective to have this for thiamin -- he is expected to announce his retirement this after last yeamonth he said he wanted to retire as the b

a couple weeks back dan the man nathan made a bullish trade on facebook. trades since have been on a tear. make money and even save face. >> options action, it's how we make friends. risk less, make more. that's just what dan did with his bullish bet on facebook. dan was looking for a way to get money back on facebook shares. but buying more stock after that beating? not unless you have money like this guy. so to try to make some of his lost money back, he bought the strike call for $2.10. now, to make money, dan needs facebook stock to rise above the strike price by more than the cost of the trade or above $32.10. shelling out $2.10? >> right now this all seems like a big deal. >> that's because it is a big deal. and if we're going to get our money back, we're going to have to spend less. how can we do that? >> sold two of the august 34 calls. >> we like that. so to spend less dan sold not one but two of the strike calls for a total of $2 and created his one by two call spread. and he did something else. he made profits come quicker. here's how. between th

i agree with you on your point on facebook. the big question on the deal was whether or not they were going to be able to monetize their platform, their 900 million users. i want to test, if you look at groupon, facebook was able to go out and ask 900 million users if they would be interested in, say, for instance, a mother in midtown manhattan, you're interested in yoga, would you be interested in us sending you information on this. isn't that a great way, even if 10% signed up, aren't you talking about billions in revenue for facebook? >> exactly. i'll give you a little more perspective on that. 6% of traffic across the global internet is facebook. if they get 6%, drive 6% of commerce with things like you're talking about and take a 2% take rate, a small take rate that would take 2014 from 25 to 42%. a lot of numbers i realize there. the real takeaway is that commerce is something facebook isn't getting paid for, enabling that. in the future they are going to enable it. it's way too big an opportunity. google has this do good

have no idea their kids are on facebook. some parents may think better to help the child sign up than have him sign up anyway. >>> good thing the kids didn't sign up for facebook stock, it is much lower. there's the thought the fed may come in with quantitative easing, qe 3. dow down but not as bad as friday. >>> the pain at the pump is easing in some spots in the south bay. two stations next to each other are selling gas under $4. most stop and report 3.93 for a gallon of regular. both are near mckee and 33rd. >>> final boarding call in oakland for united airlines. they ended flight service at oakland international airport over the weekend. they have flown there over 75 years, have seen passenger rates drop to 1.4% of airport customers recently. a united spokesperson says they will work with those that had flights booked out of oakland to rebook them or provide a refund. >>> if you happened to miss it, the bay area got quite a celestial show. and it is not over yet. this is how the moon looked this morning over san jose bet

so -- and not just on facebook, on lots of other social networks as well. they are being exposed to everything that we as adults are being exposed to. and it's time that facebook finds the way to bring them on safely, with parental supervision, with appropriate privacy controls. >> who is more at danger for facebook? to some degree, facebook -- as a parent, i worry about crazy people, but i worry about facebook too. >> facebook is any social network could be potentially a risk for children. i think the statistics show that they are no month more risky than other types of social networking. i think it's very important that we don't actually encourage children to lie to get online. and. >> right now, especially now with facebook is a public company, they are in the business of monetizing information. do we really want our kids monetized? >> last time i looked, capitalism wasn't illegal in america. i gather. maybe it's coming, but facebook is out there to make money. that's absolutely clear, but it's also out there as a service and many other ways, look at the

join in the conversation on abc2news.com/facebook. u may your responses a little bit later here on the air on "good morning maryland." >>> it appears the recession has taken its toll on young adults. a new report from the census bureau says more kids are moving back in with their families to save money. the agency says the number of people living with their parents increased by 1.2 million between 2007 and 2010. that brings the total number of adult children living at home to about 16 million. >>> smokey robinson wants to improve the world and he wants to do it through social media. the singer started a new initiative. it's called smoke alarm. here's how it works, we'll give you an example, if a country has a food crisis, robinson will tweet it and his celebrity friends have agreed to then retweet it, so they'll all post this on facebook and james franco, eva longoria, elton john, for example, they've already signed on. robinson says the smoke alarm will be used no more than three times a year. >>> the department of public works has on

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of course the more time users spend on facebook, the more ads facebook can show them. sue and tyler, we'll hear more about how well those ads actually work coming from comscore on tuesday. tyler, over to you. >> julia, thank you very much. next up, how safe are government da data? numbers like the employment report. is someone getting more information faster than everybody else? a cnbc exclusive next. before the break though let's look at five big movers as we count down to the weekend. walmart, wow, has walmart been doing well. up another 3% today. thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering, web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." i'm darren rovell live f

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everybody saw it. >> friends of friends of friends posted it on my facebook. my joke back was we're not forecasting people barbecuing today, not for the inside of the grill. >> all right. thank you very much, wyatt. michael outside. on days like this you're tempting to dive into the first body of wart you see like a reservoir. >> reporter: the sign says no but the cold waters of the loch raven reservoir may be hard to resist. >> a long time ago, just once. didn't go in very far. it's not legal. >> reporter: the seven officers charged with policing it beg to deliver. >> $100 or a crime punishable by jail time. >> reporter: as recently has two years ago three people drowned in the reservoirs in three weeks time. fishermen said they saw people swimming out here all the time. >> especially on the weekends. it's hard to get to. it's not only kids, but adults as well. some of them have the flotation devices. some don't. >> reporter: along with the submerged drift wood, there's also a dam, swift currents and a treacherous dropoff that could pose risks. >> usually when

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do you think people share too much of themselves on facebook and twitter, or is that the point of socialedia? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. groupon wants to name your newborn baby. a big announcement from united health group. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. whether or not the health care law is overturned, united health group is expected to announce it will continue to offer coverage to young adults. the exception is those with pre- existing conditions. free preventative care without facing lifetime benefit limits. investors looking at the european debt situation. spain got a rescue for its banks. u.s. stocks gaining last week. the bloomberg maryland index rising on gains for under armour. samsung says it is interested in acquiring nokia is a groundless. have fallenes this year. groupon wants to name your baby. the cost is $1,000. they say they will relieved parents the burden of naming their baby. one couple has bought the deal. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king,

and the fallout today, ubs is sitting on big facebook losses. sources telling us that it could be as high as $350 million. that would be ten times more than the estimates in the street. the market making on ubs is douchb to 30 to $35 million. the ubs itself and execution and facebook trade. i'm hearing ubs at $1.1 million share allocation but when it did not receive the al indications, all of those clicks eventually went through. ubs was ready for much more stock than it ever wanted. the nasdaq will be liable for such a loss and it's debatable. it's important to remember that ubs was selling the excess stock that it received on the way down and some people are saying it's simply human error, you don't keep putting the same order in when you get the confirmation. nasdaq should have halted this stock when it was clear that the confirmation was not coming out ubs tried to unload the stock at 35 and sold some of the positions under $30 a share. it's not clear whether ubs has hedged this story. we have not gotten the confirmation that this number is t

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has unveiled a new site which allows you to video chat with other users on facebook. facebook shares are down 30% from the ipo on may 18. we did have a report on the services industry. that helped to pull stocks higher. things are looking strong for the start of things today. mass job cuts be ahead in the defense industry. thousands of layoff notices before the november elections. the national retail federation fills a record 96%. that is nearly all retailers say they were targets of organized crime in the past year. has been stolen. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. back to you. >> walmart is planning to expand in the baltimore area. does that mean more jobs? >> two new wal-mart's will be opening soon and how many jobs that will create. rents are on the rise. >> thank you. >> 5:22. we have some nice weather on the way. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. with the opening of the third largest casino in the nation, do you think maryland should build a sixth casino? you can

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a couple weeks back, dan "the man" nathan made a bet on facebook. he has been able to do what few have been able to do, and that's make money and even save some face. on "options action" it's how we make friends, risk less and make more. and that's what dan did. dan was look for a way to get money back on facebook shares. buying more stock after that beating? not unless have you money like this guy. so no try and make lost money back, dan bought the august 30 strike call for $2.10. now he needs facebook to rise above the call strike price by more than the cost of the trade. or above 32.10. shelling out $2.10? >> right now, this all seems like a big deal. >> that's because it is a big deal. something we're going to get our money back, we have to spend less. how do we do that? >> sold two of the august 31st calls. >> dan sold not one, but two strike calls for a total of $2. and created his one by two call spread, and he did something else, he made profits come quicker and here is how. between the did 2.10 he spent buying one call, and the $2 he spent b

and walter tweets, less time on facebook means way too much time on twitter. , too. >> a theme there. >> losing share to twitter. but fascinating statistics. and what was the number of people who feel less positive about facebook? >> 44% feel less favorable because of the ipo. >> yeah. >> and jim made a good point. usually the ipo is a great time to reconnect with consumers out there, getting the brand name out. >> 44% of users are less favorable because of the ipo. >> that must be mainly here in the united states. that can't be in india or china. 900 million is a lot of people but not in the united states. >> that's true. >> who knows? who knows who conducted the poll. was it conducted by google? >> good point. >> meantime, busy session even though the numbers don't prove it. what is coming up on "fast." >> social media is the rage. how about social trading? social trading, want to trade with your friend with, a colleague? we have the ceo of ditto holdings to talk about. that we're also taking a sneak peek into apple's apple os and trading the fiscal plus. lot

kids will be on facebook.ve me, the chances you would be on facebook are way, way high. >> high. >> you have to find it a way to make it safe for those kids. it's not easy to know. there are laws that prevent kids from being on facebook without their parents' permission and they have to find a way around that and they're trying. >> so how would the company change in light of this? >> how will it change? >> i don't mean in terms of what you just said but will they get more aware of a responsibility of a public company? >> they have to. there's no question. it's a learning process they're going through now and because one single person has total and complete control, it's hard for that person to adapt quickly enough. >> let's hear now from erica in london one last time before we go. >> before i come back to see you all. it's been a great trip here. we want to point out something not common i guess is the best way to put it. 6:00 local time the queen is going to address the nation. she speaks to the nation every

let's get your take do you think the retirement age should be raised to seventy but if so you think on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows your response just might make it on air. now thanks to last year's indefinite detention provision the n.d.s. become an acronym synonymous with injustice but the annual defense spending bills more than just a vehicle for back door tyrannies the unfortunately before the indefinite detention provision most people probably don't even know what the n.d.a. was they know that congress has to approve funding for the pentagon or for our wars abroad but not necessarily the vehicle through which it happens so what the indefinite detention provision did was shine a light or shine a light on for many americans was that it's not just great forward finding it that gets put into this massive piece of legislation annually now we want to highlight some other shocking aspects for you that are being overlooked is the n.b.a. for fiscal year two thousand and thirteen works its way through congress unfortunately looks like the culture war managed to wait make its way it la

or your friends on facebook and their links. you don't necessarily know. so it inevitably risks diminishing the value of that brand. >> you have done a lot on google. what do you think google is going to do in the next five years to try to navigate this environment? >> well, i mean, people think of google as a search company and that's a mistake. they are much broader than that. steve balmer, the head of microsoft, likes to say google is a one-trick pony. but in fact, they have four ponies that they are riding. search is one. and by the way, as mobile phones and smart phones grow, so does search share because people are doing it on their mobile phones. so that's not a declining business. second they have android, the operating system. it's now the largest for all cell phones. they will figure out how to monetize that. third they have cloud computing, which is a hot area, which is when you do on your blackberry or iphone a server, that's a cloud. and they are saying to companies, you don't need your own i.t. department. let us do it for you under our cloud c

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understanding communication, democracy, literacy, access, you are not one of those people who is on facebook, on twitter, communicating all the time with the masses. >> well, one of the reasons i have time to do the other things is that i'm not on facebook and communicating with an amorphous mass of people who, you know, distract your attention from what you may think is more important. >> hinojosa: so those of us who are, for example, in the media and who are feeling quite challenged in terms of reaching all of these audiences, especially in the public media... what are you saying to us, in terms of audiences and reaching them? are you saying, "look, you're going about it the right way," or do we need to stop and reconfigure? >> well, i think we need to value our personal time. what we have in common as human beings is a 24-hour day. that's probably the greatest resource that anyone has. once you lose it and it passes by, you can never regain it. so, you know, what impact do you want to make in the world, in your society, among your friends, whoever you consider your friends to be? if you w

brie ann says this morning there's so many kids in middle school on facebook which i don't think this is good at all. another viewer says anything under 18 is too young. let us know what you think. go to the abc2 news facebook fan page and weigh in and let us know how you feel about this. >>> it's 4:57. coming at 5, the nation's school districts now turning up their noses to pink slime. the changes made following the uproar earlier this yearch the story at 5:19. and could you see your bills going up? electricity bills could rise and who the utility companies are blaming for this. that story at 5:40. also maryland's a enolympic torch run begins tomorrow and how to catch a glimpse coming up at 5:48. >>> a chinese bus driver haled a hero in the moments before he died. metal flew through the widow. before he died he maneuvered the bus off to the side of the road and pulled on the emergency brake and put his flashers on. no one was injured on the bus drive aside from him. authorities believe that metal piece came from a truck on the other side of the road. >>> police in germany captured a

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on track? julia boorstin joins us with more. julia? >> com score said that facebook ads work. proving the report they will release on tuesday with time to change the discussion on measuring facebook effectiveness. facebook gained 3% on the com score that more people spend on the site than three months ago and they have a statistically significant lift on purchasing of a brand. that translates to they work. com score attacked the methodology behind a poll that found is that facebook users ignore ads that slammed the tock earlier this week. the report comes out as facebook announces a number of steps. facebook introduced a mobile only advertising allowing them to buy mobile ads and facebook is making it easier for users to make pamts within mobile aps and charge their mobile carrier. facebook launched a center with 600 local aps. this could impact the way people use facebook mobile and drive revenue. a lot of this hinges on ap developers. better aps will lure users to spend more time on facebook and more time spent needs more money for the service. back to you. >> thanks so much

who hosted saturday night live a couple of years ago, thanks to a successful campaign by her fans on facebook and twitter. and betty white has still got it, as wendy rieger found out during her recent stop in d.c. >> the audience couldn't contain its love for one of its most endearing. the audience loved betty white. washington by the way is one of her favorite cities. >> i accuse people of sweeping the streets themselves and washing everything down. it just sparkles. i think it is the most beautiful city in the world. >> she revealed she arrived in washington from new york on amtrak. >> i haven't been on a train in maybe 40 years. it was beautiful. >> i thought you would be on like a private jet, you know, with chippendale stewards. >> i don't think so. that's some other betty. >> while she was in d.c., betty white also went to the national zoo for a private visit. she is a strong advocate of zoos, believing that many animals would be extinct if not for the breeding programs that rescue these species, almost obliterated by human encroachment. she said if she could ask people to do one thing

we'll be right back. >>> facebook shares lost another 3% on monday. y went public. >>> david kirkpatrick, a veteran tech journalist and author of "facebook effect" is with us now. easy for me to say. >> chokes you up, doesn't it, charlie? >> what's going on with this company? >> here's a company that's had a credible commitn't to values-based business. zuckerberg is an ideaidealist. it's clashed with a more matter-of-fact factor with whal street and it's uncomfortable for both sides. >> it doesn't having anything to do with the stock options. are the two connected because people don't think it can be all thatt everybody thinks it could be? >> it triggers the way everybody looks at everything about this company, but has the company's fundamental performance changed? no, not one wit. i think that may be part of the problem. they've been so committed and zuckerberg, to not changesiing way he operates business. gayle and i were just talking before about why hasn't the company made any public statements? i would prefer they would have said something. >> any

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