on myspace. now we have youtube and facebook. so, 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

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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

that's all you see on facebook. it used to be -- it came out when i was on college.used to be pictures of people that are wasted. but it can validate your life choices. a lot of exgirlfriends i check in, it is a good thing there is no ring there and i bailed when i did. >> there is a line for that, actually. >> the fact you are trolling for them might say that they were lucky. >> touche. >> there needs to be an app that pops up that says ex-boyfriend is staring at you. >> everyone's worst fear is somehow people would have access to what you are creeping on facebook. i want an app that tells me when buck sexton is on facebook. >> buck sexton sounds like something you do on facebook. >> i just got a sexton. >> oh it is a buck sexton. you need to bring in your hard drive. bill, you belong to book face where you and hobo carl smash each other in the face with encyclopedias. are you sad after each session? >> i won the last round. rip, hobo carl. you get what you deserve on facebook. i have never done it. i never will. if these people are upset, depressed, good. it is abs

one of the things it sf city is it doing for us is anything who joins us on facebook or tweeter weight receive one dollar for each new follower for people who like us on facebook. we have 1 thousand volunteers if he each of you like us on facebook that's $1,000 we can ice toward dentures. i beg you i have 68 followers nobody knows any. some of you have thousands of followers so tweet today. you might ask why it's important. well each day people come in and say i need a pair of socks. small business last week got her wheelchair stolen. she walked in the doors and said that and we put it outthink tweeter and a couple of hours latter someone pulled it out of the garage. i promise you, we, use your resources. we have a lot of people to thank. who's here from the advanced english academy. we want to thank. there's some people (clapping) yeah. again thank you blue shield for being here from the beginning and other companies and project 20 and sf travel association u.s. bank and walgreen's. so that's a lot of people. thank you. we want to thank sarah today. they said we want to you got their

i think it's one of the big innovations facebook had. if you think about on-line services before facebook they're basically open or closed. you know, something you publish on a blog is open. facebook was the first place that one of the core own vacations mark had was actually around privacy. i can take this photo of the three of us here. i can share it just my parents, just with my little group of high school girlfriends or i can share it with all of facebook and the wol world. every time you share something on facebook you have an opportunity to choose who you're sharing it with. >> yes. >> and that commitment to our users, that their trust is sacred, that privacy is the most important thing we do. >> how is your culture say different from the culture that you saw at google? what is the facebook culture. >> you know when i think about this, if you compare facebook and google to most of the world, right to other companies and industries, they're actually in some ways incredibly similar. they are founder-led, silicon valley-based technolog

there are people on facebook who gave you all kind of well wishes. one is from charlene dean.he offered some advice. "we all get old. you can't stop it, just enjoy life. it's not all about looks. but how you live it." >> what in the hell does she know? >> charlene don't know. laura meske says, i pray i look that good at 60. beautiful. >> she knows a lot. >> jenny kaufman says, "she need to be giving everyone advice on how to look so hot at 60." i knew you'd like this. anyway, please keep them coming -- i'm scared when you do that. >> you couldn't do it at all. i was doing very well. now i'm the older one. this one i think is broken. must be broken. i'm in the fitness mode anyway. >> what? >> i am going to just get hotter and hotter all the time. >> don't point it at me. >> i'm not. i have lived on the water a long time. very blessed to live on the water. finally i did something yesterday that i've never done before. >> what's? >> let's go to the videotape. that's me -- >> in a kayak. >> in a kayak. yes. >> did you row that yourself? >> i was going to get it because i wanted to

phot photo bizarre on facebook with the message and this is the message he wrote to her on the sand.llegedly camped out for six days at her hamptons without security finding out. lewd act initted a her garden. >> so disgusting and so scary. when security confronted him, he reportedly tried to claim he was j.lo's husband and father of her kids. >> lopez not there at the time. a restraining order against him in the past. $100,000g held on bail. details on simon's summit with ex, a day after confirming his fatherhood to the bbc. 6 confirming that cowell met with andrew silverman at a small airport trying to get his name removed from the divorce papers and asking silverman not to talk about him. simon and lauren silverman reuniting in france. >> friends, family and anderson, paying final respects to gia allemand theew york as it's revealed "bachelorette" star left a handwritten suicide note. indicating itort was found on her dining room simply saying "mom gets everything." >> unable to hold back the tears. >> he had a really big heart. california teen hannah anderson speaking for the fir

one. everybody is scared in here to set up a facebook one. so, i'm going to show you some things that we do. any questions so far? all right. different things that we found on facebook as well with tagers. we had a tager four months ago * that was selling grenades, okay. he described them. he talked about them all on facebook. we got that over to atf and our gun squad and they took care of that issue right away. yeah, they were dummies, but the way he was describing them on the internet. there was a guy from russia that was on there talking about how he wanted them. i mean, it's big. i mean, it's crazy what some of these people do. the other things, too -- the other thing is when you do set up your facebook -- i have to tell but this, too. you can't just set up a facebook account and leave it and friend one person and hope to get more friends to come to you. you have to make it intriguing to them. how do we making intriguing? hot chick, exactly right. and there, if you just go to google search and put in, you know, hot girl, graffiti girl, we

off the desk, celebrities will have vip privileges on facebook. ble to monitor fan gossip more closely and interact with fans more effectively on mobile devices. this is all part of facebook's efforts to step up competition with twitter. david: i don't like that idea. we asked you on facebook and twitter if you think that billionaire investor carl icahn is betting on apple whether because of that now is a good time to buy the stock? ty on facebook wrote in to say, definitely not. stick with the fundamentals not big names driving up the price. liz: time for the top three things to watch tomorrow. number three, shares of cisco. the stock trading to the downside following a miss on earnings, barely a miss on revenue, let's be clear on that. but john chambers, cisco chairman and ceo, joining fox business tomorrow in the afternoon. it will be on "countdown to the closing bell." be sure you stay tuned for that. we'll ask him all kind of questions about the business. david: number two thing to watch the august national homebuilder survey. economists expec

on facebook she found her sister jen's page. was like opening an album to the family she'd never seen. in jen's photos she saw another sister, tracy. on tracy's page were photos of younger sister karen. through reading the captions and seeing who was tagged in photos, she found a picture of her birth mother janice. >> i went, oh, my god! that's my mom. >> when you look at each other, you can tell you're related. >> yeah. i was like, yeah, i know that nose. >> the next day maureen called janice at work. >> she went, oh, my god! oh oh, my god! >> after all of these years, it's her. >> 24 hours later, janice reunited with maureen. tracy and karen met her for the first time, too. the only missing piece was another sister, jen. >> were you nervous, excited, scared? >> ecstatic. >> i feel whole again. >> it means peace of mind and a journey with a new family. >> what is better than that? >> nothing is better than that. >> janice and her daughter maureen are here with us. look at you two. >> beautiful piece you did, kyle. >> really gre

this is what many facebook users saw on august 8th. it took five hours before facebook took this picture down and in an alleged online confession medina claimed he shot his wife because he could no longer stand the abuse. today his lawyers asked the judge to take pictures of bruises that were still visible apparently on medina's body, they say this is going to preserve evidence. he's pleaded not guilty but they likely say will claim self-defense. does it add up? "outfront" tonight our legal analyst paul callan. here we go self-defense again here in florida. lawyers say there's visible bruising on him. part of the confession he wrote my wife is punching me and i'm not going to stand anymore the abuse so i did what i did. i hope you understand me. bruises, is that self-defense for shooting someone? >> well, this is the battered husband defense. we usually hear it in terms of battered wives and there's some believability that attaches because the guy's usually a lot bigger and can hurt the woman. the fact pattern here, this guy says the wi

her on facebook everyone gets personal details of their lives to facebook this despite the fact that we know it makes all of our information extremely vulnerable to hackers steve law enforcement you name it we just found out that in the first half of two thousand and thirteen alone facebook received over thirty eight thousand government less quest for facebook user information and they complied with about eighty percent of those requests we also just learned that lending companies are starting to look at your facebook friends to see if they make late payments on loans if they do that could hurt your chances of getting a loan and we know that people like the billionaire koch brothers use facebook to push their conservative and libertarian agendas by spending millions of dollars on phony facebook pages and stupid means that we all pass around without realizing we're just being used as tools there are so many reasons to not use facebook but we all still use it because we're addicted so what do we do to ph d. candidate at mit. we have a solution they recently realized that they were spen

he got some pretty positive comments on facebook. listen to this one. more attractive, elizabeth is a supermodel. >liz: if dq was sexy, you would be people's man of the year already. stuart: you were andy leedy last night, you filled in and did that. you're going to again tonight? liz: i might, if they ask me to. i have been teased, they have teased me i was a virgin by popular demand. stuart: stop, stop, stop. liz: always delighted. stuart: more of this in a moment. [ male announcer ] imagine this cute blob is metamucil. and this pk is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels. and that gelling hes to lower some cholesterol. metacil. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. stuart: last hour i gave you my take it we should intervene in syria. you had a lot to say about that. here are some of your comments. i believe our worst fears concerning american people for his electing an experienced and unprepared individual to be present. if the play out in the worst possible way. steve says in my humble opinion obama will

i think it's one of the big innovations facebook had. if you think about on-line services before facebook they're basically open or closed. you know, something you publish on a blog is open. facebook was the first place that one of the core own vacations mark had was actually around privacy. i can take this photo of the three of us here. i can share it just my parents, just with my little group of high school girlfriends or i can share it with all of facebook and the wol world. every time you share something on facebook you have an opportunity to choose who you're sharing it with. >> yes. >> and that commitment to our users, that their trust is sacred, that privacy is the most important thing we do. >> how is your culture say different from the culture that you saw at google? what is the facebook culture. >> you know when i think about this, if you compare facebook and google to most of the world, right to other companies and industries, they're actually in some ways incredibly similar. they are founder-led, silicon valley-based technolog

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

are you on your facebook page yourself? do you have a personal facebook page and a corporate one? have a personal facebook page and i have a twitter account. i do a lot more tweeting than i do facebooking. for me it's great. we promote our shows and able to connect with the people who are our customers. if goes a long way. people will tweet me for reservations at my restaurant. i'll get them in if they can't get a reservation. that goes a long way di-- >> you realize you've just given an invitation to your restaurants. >> right. >> it's important to know where your customers are, facebook, instagram. depending on your company. >> i spoke to association of corrugated box containers. their customers are not on facebook. >> that's got to be a wild crowd. >> yeah, a crazy night. you have to know where your customers are. if you're in the restaurant business, media business, landscaping or something in a craft, if your customers are there, that's where you've got to go. >> before i let you get up from this table we have the elevator pitch later o bill, you're here and doing something v

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tell us what you are seeing. >> i am on facebook. if you have something you want to tell me, posted on my facebook page. that is a great idea. we wait for these reports to come in. we have the social media network that we can use. just let me know. here is the wider view. the storm is pulling into cecil county. i am seeing some positive signs. let me send it over to the news desk. >> you are very busy. maybe they can send it into the newsroom. >> take a smart phone with you down in the basement. >we have a live picture from the conowingo dam. and murky.soupy not good. do not go outside. >> is that rain? >> here's the advice. head for the lowest level of your building. the interior rooms are also a good option. stay away from the windows. cover your head and wait for the storm to pass. just keepin your car, going or try to go in the opposite direction of the storm. do not get out of your car. >> just stay in your car. do not get out of your car. there is some debate. we have heard to get out of your car. you would be better protected i

are you on your facebook page yourself? do you have a personal facebook page and corporate one? rsonal facebook page and a twitter account. i do a lot more tweeting than i do facebooking. for me, it's great. we promote our shows and able to connect with people who are our customers and go a long way. people will tweet me for reservations at our restaurants. i'll get them in if they can't get a reservation and that goes a long way. >> you realize you just gave an invitation for your restaurants. >> i know. >> i think it's important to know, though, where your customers are, right. they may be on facebook, may be on instagram. depends on what kind of company you have. >> i spoke a few weeks ago to the association of corrugated box containers. these guys, their customers are not on facebook. >> wild crowd. >> it was a crazy night. you have to know where your customers are. if you're in the restaurant business or media business or landscaping or something in a craft, if your customers are there, that's where you've got to go. >> and before i let you get up from this table, we have th

a man accused of murdering his wife and posting the images from that scene on facebook. new details on the investigation. >>> missing baby history. a story of a newborn that was stolen from a hospital 50 years ago. and it's getting stranger and stranger, with a new, stunning discovery. we'll be right back. >>> stocks opening higher this morning after snapping a three-day freefall. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all up yesterday on positive news about jobs. but investors are still nervous about when the fed could end that economic stimulus program. >>> and taxpayers are getting a $10 billion check from fannie mae. that means the massive mortgage company has the paid back about 90% of its $117 billion bailout during the housing collapse. the new, huge profits from fannie mae are complicating the president's plan to do away with it and its counterpart, freddie mac. >>> the ncaa is getting out of the business of selling jerseys and other official merchandise. it will stop selling the gear, where it's fighting former and current athletes over the use of their names and likenesses

>> yeah, i'm on facebook. uh. >> do you have a new facebook status update, i survived a bear attack? >> i haven't been on facebook in a while but -- because it's really hard to keep track of all of it and just to say thank you to everybody. >> well, you can say thank you now because it's an amazing story of survival. i'm thrilled that you're here to talk about it. obviously terrifying for you and your family and your dad. chris, thank you for coming on. i'm so glad that it ended happily for you and i really appreciate you taking the time to talk to me. >> yeah, thank you. >> when we come back, "the butler" topped the charts. and i'm going to talk to cuba gooding jr. and lenny kravitz. >> you know he got that job himself. the white house called him. he didn't call the white house. >> i don't know how many stories you're going to hear because they swore him to some kind of secret code. i'm so proud of you. [ male announcer ] at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vam

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you can join the conversation on facebook and on twitter where the #f2 for debate -- #f24debate. >> he spent nine hours being questioned, treated as a terror suspect. he was carrying material for his guardian journalist partner that first published information. it was under a provision of the terrorism act. >> they took my computer, game console, cell phone, everything. >> his lawyers have written to the british authorities. >> he doesn't want it back or copied. and if the british state in whatever form, we're not quite sure that they want to get that material but i think they have to do it through a more satisfactory procedure. the terrorism law watchdog is reviewing the case that he describes at rejigged is extremely unusual. >> it is a fairly narrow power, and it can have incidental benefits and bring useful intelligence into the hands of the police but it is only supposed to be used for that one purpose. >> the guardian also was forced to destroy a copy of the files after being threatened with legal action if it did not and the information over. >> jeremy, this reaction from prime

but not before posting that on facebook. e didn't mention the facebook posting to the police at all when he was there. so, you really have to wonder whether or not this is the sort of thing that can inspire people who are completely entrenched in social media, maybe even addicted to it. for them posting the update that they killed someone on facebook is just as normal to them as posting what they did on vacation. that's the real question. what kind of brain really can think that's really just part of everyday life? >> absolutely. lorie, i just have a few seconds left here. so, facebook i imagining they're reviewing their policies here and they're going to be more dogged about finding these things, right? >> absolutely. i spoke to a source close to the company and what they say is oftentimes the police and the investigators can come and they can ask for them to reserve a facebook profile if there's evidence. now, this person did say to me, we have to scrutinize it if investigators give us an affidavit because we don't want peo

a man admits to killing his wife and then posting a photo of her body on facebook. why? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett outfront on this friday. a crucial sighting, a major break in the nationwide manhunt for suspected murderer, james dimaggio. horseback riders said they saw two people who lacked like dimaggio and hanna anderson on wednesday. >> they did seem to think the two of them were out of place in that area with the light camping equipment they had. it is very rugged terrain, but the people on horseback, the four individuals, were out in that area. they thought it was just unique that they ran across them up there. >> now, police today are telling cnn, they found dimaggio's car, this is crucial, in the river of no return wilderness area, near cascade, ohio. that is about 70 miles northeast of the capital of idaho, boise. it's a manhunt tonight. the fbi and local authorities are searching the area and are hoping to find the two before they lose daylight, so really right now, a race against time. and "outfront" tonight, i want to go