on myspace. now we have youtube and facebook. , there's a wealth of information on there, a lot for us to use. this came from a facebook spokesperson. we never turn over content records in response to u.s. legal process unless that process is a search warrant reviewed by a judge. we are required to regularly push back against over board requests. anybody ever sent in a subpoena to facebook yet? anybody ever ask facebook, hey, can we get the content of this? of this person's profile? if you ask right away, they're going to tell you, [speaker not understood]. so, you better bring it with a subpoena or a search warrant. it's better this way anyway because when you do get stuff on there, you know, it's better to present in court. how did you obtain it? i got on their facebook and i printed the screen. that's not going to work. it's better if you say, i subpoenaed or i sent a search warrant to facebook and this is what they provided me with. it's better in court when you get there. if users are concerned about law enforcement somehow g

they spent $630,000 on facebook stuff to promote it. s crazy. >> let's keep in mind whose state department this was when this was happen expght money was being burned. hillary clinton. somehow hillary gets a pass on all of this? i don't think so. i think they had to do this. who voluntarily was going to say i am liking now on facebook justin bieber and oh i like the state department too. they are super awesome. nobody would do that. >> i have to admit, i am on facebook all the time. i didn't even know i could buy likes. >> to wat affect? >> it will make me feel good if i get more likes. >> it is just trying to apiece the muslim streak for the last 10 years hasn't done anything to make america safer. i don't think getting likes on facebook with the on-line world will do anything to increase america's prestige. we don't want to be liked. we want to be respected. what is needed is a better marketing campaign with some leadership and demonstration of american principals throughout the world. >> kristen, is there anyway in the world you can j

going back to not having a place , a huge bet on facebook and not being able to turn their games intoprofitable enterprises on any other medium, now is the time for them to look act on that strategy and decide whether console games will be something that will work for them. interestingly, both google and apple are rumored to be getting into the console business, which may be great news for zynga. >> we will see how that pans out. thank you so much. zynga's mark pincus is hardly the only startup founder to be kicked from the top spot of his own company. earlier this year, groupon ousted founder and ceo andrew mason, offering a nosedive in the company's stock price and increased competition in the daily deal market that groupon helped create in the first place. mason is keeping busy. he has released a seven song album about his business knowledge with tracks such as "the way to work" and "my door is always open." and of course, the king of all tech giants, steve jobs long before he change the world. he was pushed out of his own company in the mid-1980s. he made a big comeback to apple a

facebook. mike murphy joins us on the fast line. i know you liked the facebook story from the very beginning. you've been in and out of the stock here. what do you do with it now? >> i'm kind of with the guys on the desk. i don't think you need to jump in and add new money but hearing dan really knock the quarter. i think this was a kill me quarter for zuckerberg and i think he did just that he showed everybody that this company has huge upside possibly. i think why you stay with this story is that they had $1.15 billion monthly active users, that was up 21%. but mobile monthly active users, just on the mobile phone which dan was talking to about the four inch screen. that's up ten percent. the biggest growth is in asia and emerging markets. you get 20% pop overnight take some off the table but i think the 3250 level is where there's a lot of selling. if we get through that i think you get 38. >> thanks for calling in. in terms of the price action guy you watch these levels closely. do you think 3550 is fair? >> we'll see how the stock performance. my sense is this is going to be an interim st

taxpayer money to garner likes on their facebook page for more on that here's our teeth. well if you are one of the one billion active facebook users you know how much of a role social media plays in expanding and promoting your friendships even if you don't necessarily know the person today a person who lives in singapore or spain can become your friend with the simple click of a button your personal influence can reach every corner of the earth in a matter of seconds but since last year facebook has found a way to stack the deck in your favor if you're willing to pay that is it's called promoted posts and basically what it does is reconfigure the algorithm on users newsfeeds to move certain stories to the top depending on how much you pay and it's as easy as this simply write your post load it on your facebook page and then click promote and put in your credit card details the more you pay the more likely it is that your story will gain traction with this type of geo targeting economists call this artificial scarcity and that's not the only influence that money can buy

and a lot of people are saying, my stuff is more public on facebook? essentially t is the google or facebook. anything that you have posted for everyone, it indexes it and you can search that information just like if you were on google. the difference is it is all your private information. >> okay, so if i am on facebook, which i am, what can peoppe find out about me that maybe i didn't want them to see? >> by default everything isset to share with everyone or public. if you haven't gone in and marked pacific coast or a photo or a video is only sharing with friends, it is shared with everybody and therefore open to the search engine and facebook has the right to share that publicly. gerri: this new thing. ihave to think people are going to complain about it. you think that they will be able to keep it? >> there is no doubt that they will be able to keep it. people will cmplain that we can always do with facebook. unless we raise a stink, we forget forget about it after week and they go on. it is their business model. this is how they make money, by agg

join us on twitter at bpshow and on facebook. of our friends line up at facebook.com/billpressshow. we've got entire team here this morning. peter ogborn and dan henning. >> good morning. >> bill: with alichia cruz on the phones. and started to say cyprian bowlding -- still on vacation. monty doing a great job filling out the week for cyprian and keeping us looking good on the video cam on current tv. washington, d.c. shaking things up this week and making some national headlines. there have been a lot of complaints about walmart particularly from some of the labor unions. they're not paying their people a fair wage or paying women as much as they're paying men. they did something that may have reverberations around the country. mike debonus has been covering the story for "the washington post" and joins us in studio this morning. good to see you. >> bill, thanks for having me. >> bill: thanks for coming in on a rainy day. >> rainy. less rainy than it was at 2:00 a.m. >> bill: it was a ferocious storm that went through here. we we

he later appeared in a picture holding a gun on her facebook page. one man interrupted a criminal as he tried to enter his home on a sunday afternoon. >> people are doing it during the day, and they don't care if there's anyone at home or not. with two kids, it's terrifying. we have an alarm and everything but it doesn't make you feel safe anymore. >> police are asking people in canton to help police by keeping an eye out for suspicious activity until the burglars are caught. baaing to you. >> thank you so much. in new jersey law enforcement charged with killing a lansdowne man in a road rage incident is expected in court. joseph walker is accused of shooting joseph harvey following an incident last month. walker used his agency issued handgun to shoot the victim. he claims before that shooting harvey was making racial slurs at him while his wife and kids sat nearby in his minivan. >>> a teen caused of killing his father will be in court in bel air. there's a rally in that teem's support. mother's of the teenagers classmates say they believe richardso

scott, what are your thoughts on facebook here? >> i think facebook would be really happy if they got back to where they had ipoed and the real problem with the option active in facebook today was that it was really long dated. if somebody is selling upside calls, they don't see this thing getting back to $38 anytime soon and if you look at the facebook chart, facebook in 2013, it shows lower highs and lower lows. it's really distressing. i don't know how they break out. it's just another stock now. >> let's be clear, brian. you've mentioned opportunities in europe as well as asia. near term, you are still positive on facebook? >> i think there is some opportunity. the fact they're going out and being aggressive, they brought up instagram, maybe offering video demand, which according to jefferies, could be a billion dollar industry for them. that being the first foot in the door here, i think there is opportunity for the stock to move higher and on a technical basis, we felt like it kind of bottomed a few months ago and at least the

what action has facebook taken? >> i think one of the most troubling parts is the statement. say people should reach out to them. that's what the family said they did. facebook prides itself on the system they have in place for people to report abuse. right here on any story you can see there's a report button on every single message or story you see on facebook. facebook has worked with universities like yale and berkeley to put a system in place. sometimes they send people a short script that tells them talking points about how to address somebody. they even allow you to bring in a third party at times to maybe parent or teacher. i think the real question here is because there's been other cases where these reports have slipped through the cracks at facebook. that's the question here in this case. did facebook receive the reports that her family and friends said they sent in and did it happen to fall through the cracks in this case? >> tragic story. >>> the olympics, of course, heading to russia, but there's criticism over how the country is handling the invitation. >> how

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

the morgan hill police department posting this picture of 22-year-old colby war sham on its facebook ge this happened on sunday. he was wanted for burglary, larceny and fraudulent use of credit cards. facebook followers, they jumped in and responded strongly, sharing the photo more than 150 times. 48 hours later, guess what war sham turned himself in. morgan hill police stay is the very first time they know of somebody has turned themselves in because of social media pressure. >> familyañqlp members, friends may have known him, probably encouraged him to turn himself in, based off of facebook comments. >> morgan hill police say this encourages people to place more feet totes and video on their facebook page. the police department will do it as well. they are hoping more followers will be able to help them solve future cases. >>> the united nations accusing facebook now of being uncooperative. investigators, they say they asked the menlo park company for information on suspected pirates operating in somalia, but facebook simply refused. the u.n. monitoring group says it has repeatedly

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we're waiting on facebook. facebook is coming out with earnings today. ht now to david asman to get ready for "after the bell." david: we have a lot going on after the bell. it is not only facebook but qualcomm. i want to talk about that with nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. qualcomm usually get as little boost from apple, which is way up today after earnings. instead they're getting pulled down a little by broadcom. explain. >> right. what we're seeing exactly that. broadcom is down 15% today, taking qualcomm along with it. qualcomm down 1%. on the other hand as you noted apple has been a stellar performer. it is higher by 5%. that is good news for the number of iphone sales we saw which was stellar. 31.2 million iphones sold in the last quarter. it was impressive. tracy: we're waiting on facebook earnings. >> today we're seeing it slightly higher. we saw it tank and we'll see what happens. david: all kind of analysts, by the way on facebook just waiting to jump in with analysis what will happen. >> right. lou: let's talk about what real

they will be able to post ads on facebook and twittory raise funds.be awash in lawsuits by all the naive investors out there? we have the legal counsel for the milken institute. he has argued long and hard for congress to lift the ban. daniel what tipped the scales? was it higher unemployment figures? >> listen, finally action in washington, d.c. related to the jobs act. in a vote last week, 4-1 of the sec commission they finally voted to lift the ban on general solicitation this was more than a year overdue based on the congressional deadline they were given. david: what tipped the scales, daniel? was it the fact that unemployment stayed high? >> a really a lot of pressure congress passed the law and you specifically said you have 90 days to lift the ban. and sec finally responded to do that. david: we'll look at details and how it will affect what we're talking about, crowd funding, et cetera. how will it change things? for example, a the lo of people will say like when we saw all the lawyer ads on television appear. are we going to see, is it going

continue to follow me on facebook and twitter. thank you so much for the fond memories and it's been great working with you guys. >> and you as well. thank you so much. you're not going that far away. you're still going to be close. >> i'm still going to be close. harford county, down 95. we can do lunch. >> that's my neck of the woods. >> exactly. >> we'll definitely keep in touch. >> thank you. thank you very much. >>> we cannot go without letting you know a couple other things about sherrie one of the things she is always a fan of in the newsroom is cake. do a little cake dance. >> i do love cake. and they have a cake song for me. >> we do have a cake song. we have a song for just about everything when sherrie walks in. when she does we get that laugh. >> we love that laugh. we have a cake for you right now. congratulations we will miss you. >> thank you. >> yay, cake. thank you so much. thank you. thank you so much. my goodness you guys are trying to make me cry. thank you so much. this is an exciting time. it's exciting and i

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facebook's going to face the same? >> in google's case, their effort to monetize are one of the things having an impact on their revenue. it was pointed out yesterday they've had seven revenue misses at google but they are going to control the mobile environment. facebook, though, here's the biggest problem with that stop. it's where it ipo'd. everything they're doing would seem heroic if they val waited at a 10,000 but they didn't. >> the real problem is that they are really long dated. they doesn't see this getting back to $38 any time soon. so facebook shows lower highs, lower lows, it's really distressing. i don't know how they break out. it's just another stock now. it's lost its mojo completely. >> you mentioned opportunities as well in asia. but long term you're still positive on facebook? >> yeah. i do think there is some opportunity. they bought up instagram and them being the first person with their foot in the door here, there's opportunity for it to move higher. at least there's some up side momentum here. it did not sell off that hard today given the selloff in google and microsoft. >> google was down abou

within an hour of the official announcement there were more than 1 million global mention on facebookwitter more than 25,000 tweet per minute and since the duchess was admitted to the hospital the tash tag royal baby has been used more than 900,000 times on twitter. >> see much more on the royal baby and life of luxury that awaits him. that's on "nightline"at 12:35. >> news will present special edition of royal baby heir to the thrown hosted by barbara walters. tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. on abc 7. >> we saw late summer sprinkle around the bay area. sandhya is here with a look at live doppler 7 hd. >> yes. on live doppler 7 hd we still see cloud cover. check it out now and few sprinkle. most of it moving off the coast but still have a few sprinkle around the san francisco, san m te'o coast line down to the peninsula and check out what is happening over the last hour or so. numerous lightning strike right around the tahoe area as we widen out with hundreds of strike throughout the afternoon prompting flash flood watches around the san joaquin valley down to southern california earlier. i

within an hour of the official announcement there were more than 1 million global mention on facebookwitter more than 25,000 tweet per minute and since the duchess was admitted to the hospital the tash tag royal baby has been used more than 900,000 times on twitter. >> see much more on the royal baby and life of luxury that awaits him. that's on "nightline"at 12:35. >> news will present special edition of royal baby heir to the thrown hosted by barbara walters. tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. on abc 7. >> we saw late summer sprinkle around the bay area. sandhya is here with a look at live doppler 7 hd. >> yes. on live doppler 7 hd we still see cloud cover. check it out now and few sprinkle. most of it moving off the coast but still have a few sprinkle around the san francisco, san m te'o coast line down to the peninsula and check out what is happening over the last hour or so. numerous lightning strike right around the tahoe area as we widen out with hundreds of strike throughout the afternoon prompting flash flood watches around the san joaquin valley down to southern california earlier. i

look at the numbers on facebook there. thank you. 19 cents a share on -- as you can see, versus an estimate of 14 cents. we're going to get the numbers from julia coming up. they are crossing right now. let's get to julia with the facebook report. over to you, julia. >> reporter: that's right, maria. facebook's earnings per share coming in at 19 cents. that's higher than the 14 cents per share that analysts had expected, and it's up -- had expected. it is up from 12 cents per share in a year-ago period. revenue coming in in the second quarter at 1.81 billion. that's higher than the 1.62 billion that wall street had expected. also up from 1.1 -- i'm sorry, 1.18 billion in the year-ago period. looking at some of the key numbers here. daily active users were 699 million on average. that's an increase of 27% from the year-ago, monthly active users were 1.15 billion, up 21% from a year-ago. and mobile active users coming in much stronger than expected at 819 million. that's up 51% from a year-ago, and mobile daily active users,

within an hour of the official announcement there were more than 1 million global mention on facebookwitter more than 25,000 tweet per minute and since the duchess was admitted to the hospital the tash tag royal baby has been used more than 900,000 times on twitter. >> see much more on the royal baby and life of luxury that awaits him. that's on "nightline"at 12:35. >> news will present special edition of royal baby heir to the thrown hosted by barbara walters. tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. on abc 7. >> we saw late summer sprinkle around the bay area. sandhya is here with a look at live doppler 7 hd. >> yes. on live doppler 7 hd we still see cloud cover. check it out now and few sprinkle. most of it moving off the coast but still have a few sprinkle around the san francisco, san m te'o coast line down to the peninsula and check out what is happening over the last hour or so. numerous lightning strike right around the tahoe area as we widen out with hundreds of strike throughout the afternoon prompting flash flood watches around the san joaquin valley down to southern california earlier. i

>> attorney lisa green. >>> imagine serving jail time for something you posted on facebook. pened to one 19-year-old in texas. i'm going to talk to his father, next. >>> imagine spending four months in jail for posting a stupid comment on facebook. 19-year-old justin carter writing something offensive and awful online has led to very real life consequences, being indicted for making a terroristic threat and facing up to ten years in prison. back in february, carter, lives in san antonio, texas, got into a trash talking argument over the online video game league of legends. according to his father, carter was told he was, "messed up in the head." carter said, "i'm f'd up in the head, all right, i'm going to shoot up a kindergarten and watch the blood of the innocent rain down." right after the deadly shooting at sandy hook elementary, imagine why it would be taken seriously. his son followed it with a message, lol, and jk for just kidding. someone, though, took the comments very seriously and tipped off law enforcement. in a detailed report, it's written that a canadian nation

we're up 20 points. 15,545. 2 million dollars a day, that's what one facebook, that's one of facebook'sads will cost advertisers, and maybe it's a small price to pay to get in front of a billion users per month. nicole, facebook stock, not quite. >> getting closer, pennies away yesterday and everybody who has been so frustrated, this is a $38 ipo, all the hoopla, right and all they did was see it go down at 1755, so it surged over 40% in four days and you talk about mobile ad revenue and games now, and tv type ads and 37.98. i saw it. stuart: this is a stock that we said just a few days ago, never seen such a big name go up so far so fast and now almost at $38. chime in if it hits 38 for us, thanks, nicole. you like the hard stuff, talking drinking now, that's giving deand yo a boost. rising consumption, mainly in the u.s. helped to boost profits. and diagoe. and inbev, even though the company actually sells less beer, profits up. look at that, 6% up for the beer company. and apple's chief, tim cook in china hoping to sell china telecom on upcoming iphones. nicole, apple stock, please?

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one must post one doing on facebook or treat it. we have also what's known as the fear of missing out. and that's actually quite addictive. the need to be aware of everything that's going on. we can see everything we're missing out. yet, when we're off line you don't have the sensation of missing out. with more than 10 people saying they fine it hard to spend 10 days without the internet, whether it's a passing fact, everyone has something to gain from a digital detox and recharging once own batteries. most everyone seems fine. i'm ok. this message was posted online by david una after being evacuated on the san francisco airport on saturday. the passenger published a series of additional messengers showing his friends and family. other passengers onboard from shanghai were also quick to share accounts of the crash on social networks. judar thinks it's a miracle he's a live. the manager has post odd ven a scene a weaver -- waiver. he describes hearing a deafening noise before realizing there was a gaming hole behind him. >> they were

you can screen capture things that happen on facebook. the other thing that i would advise parents to work with their teens on is to limit how they're interacting on social media. use their privacy settings on facebook. make sure that only the people that should see something are seeing it. a lot of teens are still making their profiles completely public on facebook, so that any adult can go on and see them, see where they're posting, see what their whereabouts are. it's a huge safety issue. so, the first thing, as parents are allowing their kids to become active on the internet, that they should do is first teach them about the safety issues and make sure that they're using privacy settings appropriately. so, if a parent buys a young person, for safety reasons, an electronic device, i mean, they should really be monitoring this. absolutely. i would call it "age-appropriate monitoring"- yes. yes. which means like the younger, the more vigilant that they have to be. absolutely. but, i really think that as a society, we tend to taper off our

one bad apple has caused lots of damage for these companies. stuart: a moment ago we were talking about facebookmm? charles: of course. stuart: nicole petallides, come on in. you are following qualcomm today. nicole: of 4.25%. revenue beat the street. what is interesting, there was concern about slow growth for smart phones. do not worry about it. they are doing great. stuart: you better tell me what is going on. nicole: they had to discount a bot of the shoes. take a look at a ten year chart. this stock was soaring with $75. look at it now. i happen to like them. i broke down and bought a pair. my husband bought them in 2005. i laughed at him. i finally got on board. stuart: we all know detroit bankruptcy story by now. if los angeles does not fix it pension problem, it could be two-three years away from bankruptcy. california pension reform group. you are saying if los angeles does not reform its pensions, bankrupt two or three years down the road. stuart: detroit has acquired bankruptcy. that will allow a federal judge to go in and say you get this. you creditors, you get that. i think federal

on average every minute at least 6 million facebook pages and 1.3 million youtube videos are viewed. >> i just turned on the television set, frank, what are i done by doing that? >> you let the cable tv company know that one you are home and two you are changing the channel plus they know what you are watching. >> hit the pause button again. you probably figured the cable company knew that. we will tell you how data mining experts working for president obama's campaign drilled into that innocence as as part of an unresidented get out the vote in 2012. stay tuned. netflix analyzes when you pause, rewind, fast forward or dump out of a show early. in fact, netflix used this data to help develop its much talked about original hit series house of cards. frank ahearn says something similar is happening with me kindle. i do more and more of my reading on it. books and daily papers, too. >> from what i understand some of the e readers are reporting back to the company how quickly i'm reading and words i'm highlighting and sentences and paragraphs i'm highlighting. >> you buy a book online and

that is something we certainly will ask on the calls. how is facebookexchange numbers and on the right rail but also middle of the page. liz: dennis kneale, we're waiting if they break out any instagram numbers. i want to see this as i think instagram will save facebook from having jumped shark. video is 30 million users than still very young. >> facebook now says, people up loaded five million videos on instagram in just the first 24 hours. facebook is this big tent. once it gets a billion people into the tent it can sell them stuff. the reason the stock fell from 38 down, way down because they lost faith the people in the tent are going to do anything but i got a couple sets of numbers for to you look how the many people are getting in the tent. david: quickly. >> active users up 21% up to 1.5 billion daily users is more important. up to 700 million, up 27% year-over-year, daily users that increase in daily users i think bodes very well and mobile users up 50% versus a year ago. david: wow. >> up also from the quarter before. 1.8 million. was 750 mill

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